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LIBKAEY 


OF  THE 


PEABODT  INSTITUTE 


OF  THE   CITY  OF  BALTIMOEE 


PART  IV 

M-R 


BALTIMORE 

1889 


Press  of  Isaac  Friedenwald, 
Baltimore,  Md. 


NOTE. 

This  volume,  M — R,  the  fourth  in  the  catalogue  of  the  library  of  the  Peabody 
Institute,  contains  1212  pages  and  88,255  references.  The  number  of  references 
now  printed  amounts  to  280,459.  The  most  difficult,  the  most  laborious,  and 
perhaps  the  most  important  analysis  contained  in  this  volume  is  that  of  the  various 
collections  of  the  Abbe  J.  P.  jMigne,  the  contents  of  which  occupy  25  pages,  the 
subject-references,  amounting  to  many  thousands,  having  been  distributed  throughout 
the  entire  catalogue.  Several  persons  were  engaged,  at  different  times,  in  analyzing 
these  volumes,  and  some  idea  of  the  great  labor  expended  on  this  catalogue  may  be 
obtained  from  the  fact  that  the  united  labor  of  these  persons  was  equivalent  to  the 
continuous  work  of  a  single  person  for  two  years.  A  similar  work  has  been  performed 
for  the  great  Thesauri  Antiquitatum — and  their  supplements — of  Graevius,  Burmann, 
Grono\'ius,  Sallengre,  and  Poleuus.  It  is  believed  that  none  of  these  great  collections 
has  ever  before  been  analyzed,  and  the  contents,  under  appropriate  heads,  made 
accessible  to  scholars.  The  Monumenta  Germaniae  Historica,  the  great  collections 
of  Muratori,  of  Bouquet,  of  the  Yillani,  and  of  many  others,  have  been  treated  in  the 
same  way.  As  this  is  pre-eminently  a  scholar's  library,  the  object  has  been  to  place 
within  the  easy  reach  of  students  the  information,  the  learning,  and  many  of  the 
obscure  but  important  facts  buried  beneath  the  mass  of  materials  of  which  these  vast 
collections  are  composed. 

One  volume  more  of  about  the  size  of  this  will  complete  the  alphabet ;  but  a 
sixth  supplementary  volume  will  be  required  to  complete  the  references  partially 
entered  in  the  principal  alphabet.  The  library  now  contains  100,000  volumes,  or 
27,000  volumes  more  than  it  had  when  the  printing  began,  in  1881,  and  all  these 
volumes  have,  as  far  as  possible,  been  entered  in  the  catalogue. 

N.  H.  MORISON,  Provod. 
Peabody  IxsTiTriE, 

Baltimore,  September  16,  1889. 


M 


M— 


2669 


MABILLON 


M — .  Memoires  de  Mademoiselle  de  Bonneval. 

See  Gervais  de  Latouche,  J.  C. 
M — .   Memoires  sur  la  Louisiane.   See  Wante, 

M— .  M.  Nouveau  dictionnaire  historique  des 
sieges  et  batailles  memorables,  et  des  com- 
bats maritimes  les  plus  fameux.  de  tous  les 
peuples  du  monde,  anciens  et  modernes, 
jusqu'a  nos  jours.  Paris,  1809.  6  v.  8°.  — 2775 
OmtenU. 
Aar-Bysauce,  v.  1.  La  Cayde-Kaples,  v.  4. 

Cadesie-Fieurus,  v.  2.  Narbonne-Sida,  v.  5. 

FUnes-Kursomb,  v.  3.  Slegberg-Zutphen,  v.  6. 

M — ,  P.  J.  Kurtze  remarques  ueber  den 
jetziger  zeit  weltberuffenen  Missisippischen 
actien-handel  zu  Pai'isz,  und  andere  grosse 
unternehmungen  des  Herrn  Laws.  Franck- 
furt,  1720.  16=.  {With  Zennern,  G.,  Neu- 
Europa.)  1658 

Maaok,  P.  H.  K.  van.  Die  entzifferung  des 
Etruskischen  und  deren  bedeutung  fuer 
nordische  archaeologie  und  fuer  die  ur- 
geschichte  Europas.     Hamburg.  1873.     8°. 

—2134 

Maanes,  Abp.  of  Sdeticia.    [Vita.]     3  pp. 

iAssemanl,  G.  S.,  Biblioth.  orUnt.  v.  3,  pt  1,  p.  376.) 

Maas,  Nicolaas.     Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C.     In  his 

Hist,  des  pelntres :  Ecole  hoUandalse,  t.  2.  4  pp.— 
Gow^er,  Lord  R.  C.  In  his  Figure  painters  of  Holland. 
4  pp.     (lUustr.  biog.  of  great  artiils,  p.  61.) 

Maasir-i  'Alaiugiri.  Mohammad  Saqi 
Must  aid  ^/iOH.     [Biblioth.  Indica.)         3106 

Maass,  Johann  Gebhard  Ehrenreich.  1766- 
1823.  Gnmdriss  der  logik.  Leipzig,  1836. 
16°.  *^       -1446 

Grundriss  der  rhetorik.   Halle.  1821.  12°. 

—2155 
Mab  Claf  ab  lilywarch.    Snowy  moun- 
tain, moral  verses,  etc.    7  pp.    iilyvyrian  archawl.  of 
Wales,  v.  1.  p.  545.) 

Mab  Cry g.  Satires.  [Welsh.]  2  pp.  {Mymrian 

arehaiol.  of  tVales,  v.  1,  p.  555.) 

Mab  y  Clochyddjrn.    1330-70.    To  Gwen- 

hwyvar  daughter  of  Madawg.  [Welsh.]  2  pp.  {Myvyrian 
arehaiol.  of  Wales,  v.  1.  p.  olO.j 

Mabel  £aruley.    13  pp.    [Fraser's  Mag. 

V.  36,  l»i7,  p.  391.,.  rt-         V  J/ 

Maberly,  Joseph.  The  print  collector,  an 
introduction  to  the  knowledge  necessary  for 
forming  a  collection  of  ancient  prints.  [Anon.] 
London,  1844.     sm.  4°.  W.SS 

Mabile,  Jean  Pierre,  Bp.  of  Versailles.  1800- 

77.  Notice  ;  Maudements,  Instructions,  et  lettres  pas- 
torales.  59  pp.    iMigne, -T.  P.,  Orat.  tocr^i.v.  85,  p.  395.) 

Mabillon,  Jean.  16.32-1707.  Annales  ordinis 
S.  Benedicti  occidentaUum  monachorum  pa- 
triarchae,  in  quibus  non  modo  res  monas- 
ticae.  sed  etiam  ecclesiasticae  historiae  non 
minima  pars  continetur.  Luteciae-Parisi- 
orum.  1703-39.     6  v.  fo.  —1292 

De  re  diplomatica  libri  VI  .  ,  .     Tertia 

atque  nova  ed.,  dissei-tationibus  variorum 
locupletata,  notisque  nunc  primum  illustrata 

PABT  IV.— 1.  (10,  3,  87.) 


a  Marchione  Bumbae  Johanna  Adlmari. 
Neapoli,  1789.    2  v.  fo.  —1311 

—  Opuscula.     {In  his  Vet.  analect.)    — 2201 

C<yn'.enU.  Observatlones  de  multlplici  Berengarii 
damnatione,  fldel  professlone,  et  relapsu.— De  Con- 
fesslone  fidcl  sub  Alcuinl  nomine  edlta. — Disserta- 
tlo  liistorlca  de  anno  mortis  Dagobertl  I  et  Chlodovei 
Junloris.— Judicium  deChronico  Datll  Archleplscopi 
Medlolanensis.— Dissertatio  de  anno  et  die  ordina- 
tionis,  Itemque  obltus  Deslderil  Episcopl  Cadur- 
censls.— DiBsertatlo  de  vita  monastica  Sanctl  Gre- 
Koril.  —  Vindiciae  Vltae  SancU  Gregorll,  Paulum 
Diaconum  auctorem  praeferentls.  —  Dissertatio  de 
pane  encharlstico,  azymo,  ac  fermentato. —  DiB- 
qulsitio  de  Venerabilis  Beda©  et  Flori  Diaconi  Lugdu- 
nensis  Commentarils  in  Panlam.— Eusebil  Bomani 
epistola  de  cultu  Sanctornin  ignotomm. 

—  Vetera  analecta.  sive  collectio  veterum 
aliquot  operum  et  opusculorum  omnis  gen- 
eris.    Nova  ed,     Parisiis,  1723.     fo.     —2201 

Oontenti.  Abbaad.  Tractatus  de  tractlone  corporis 
Cbristi.— Abbon,  St.,  Abbot  of  Fleury.  Collectio  cano- 
nam. — Adalberon,  Bp.  of  Metz.  Epistola  encyclica. 
— Adelnuiune,  Bp.  of  Brescia.  Bythmi  alphabetic! 
de  viris  iilustribus  sul  temporis.— Ademar,  of  St. 
Cibard.  kcroatichOQ.— Agaijkon,  Bp.  of  Bergamo.  Epis- 
tola.—A  Ibert,  Abbot  of  Mid.     Epistola;   Diploma. — 

Alenin.    Versus ;  Epistolae  novae Alger,  Canon  cf 

Liege.  Praefatio  in  Ubrum  De  mlsericordia  et  ]  ustitla. 
— Almaune,  nf  HaulHlliers.  Rescriptum  ad  Theudoi- 
nuiu.— Alnlphe,  of  St.  Martin  de  Toumay.  Prologus 
in  llbrum  qui  dicitur  Gregorlalis.— Amalaire,  Sym- 
phase  of  MeU.  Snpplementum  ad  llbrum  IV  de  Officils 
DiTlnis. — Anastaslns,  Librarian  of  the  Vatican.  Pas- 
sioSanctiDeraetrii.— Angllbert,  .<46&oto/  Corbie.  Ver- 
sus.—Anon  j-ml  abbatls  epistolae  ad  monachos  Pra- 
tellenses. — Auselm,  St.,  Abp.  of  Oamterbwry.  Oratlones. 
— Fragmenium  hissoricum  de  concUlo  Aquisgra- 
uensl. — Aridiii8,.S<.,  Abbot  of  Atone.  Testaraentum. 
— Arnienias.  De  llbris  cauonicis  Veteris  ac  Novl 
Tesiameuti,  simulque  brevls  confessio  fldei.  —  Ex- 
cerpta  ex  necrologlo  Angicnsl.— Breve  chronlcon 
AuriUa  censls  abbatiae.— AnxUins.  Tractatus  de 
causa  Formosi  papae  ;  De  ordlnationlbus  a  Formoso 
factls;  De  eadem  qaaestlone  tractatus. — Airitns. 
Epistola.— Beda  Venerdbili*.  Epitaphium;  Epistola. — 

Bellesaring.    Versos  acrosticbi Benedictns  rv. 

Pope.  Epistola  encyclica.— Benedictns,  St.,  of  Montt- 
Guino.  Brevls  narratio  de  trausiatione  corporiB 
Benedicti  in  Galliam.— Brnno,  St.  Confesslo.— Di- 
ploma ta  pro  coenobio  Campidoiiensl.— Candldns. 
Fragmentum  epistolae.— Carmen  apologetlcuin 
ad  versus  obtrectatores  Romanae  curiae.- Quorundam 
Eplscoporum  Carnutensinm  obitus  et  elogia.— 
Fragmentum  coucilii  Cartliagiueusis. — Acta  Epls- 
coporum Ceuomanensinm.- Cbarlemagne,  Em- 
peror of  the  West.  Praelatio  in  HomiUarium  Pauli  Dia- 
coni; Epistolae.— Cliaries  III  {U  Grosj,  Emperor  of 
Germany,  King  of  France.  Commemoratio  apud  Augl- 
enses  instltuta.— Charles  VI  (U  Bitn-aimi),  King  of 
Prance.  Litterae.— Clandlo,  C.,'  Bp.  of  Turin.  Prae- 
fatio  In  llbroB  Intormationum  litterae  et  splrltus  super 
Leviticum;  Praefatio  expositlonis  In  Epistolam  ad 
Epheslos. — Vetus  formula  celebrandi  concllii  pro> 
vincialiB  in  ecclesia  Botomagensl. — Crlsplua,  St. 
Acta. — Cyrlcing,  Bp.  of  Barcelona.  Responsio  ad  Tai- 
onem  Episcopum. — Deodnin,  Bp.  of  Liege.  Epistola. 
— Dies  iutrautes  et  exeuntes. — Dlonysins  (£xl- 
guus).  Epistola — Dypticba  eccleslae  Arelatensis. 
— Eberhard,  Abbof  of  Ttgemsee.  Epistolae. — Annales 
Eiusidlenaes. — Ellas,  Patriarch  of  Jerusalem.  Epis- 
tola encyclica. — ELUuger,  Abbot  of  Tegemtee.  Epis- 
tola; Epitaphium.— Epistolae  Tegerasenses. — 
F.pitaphia  principum  et  illustrlum  personarum. — 
'E,rm.eLt%xic,of  Reichenau.  Fragments  de  grammatlca. 
— Evervln,  Provost  of  Steinfeld.     Epistola.- Forma 


MABILLON 


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MABILLON 


excommiinlcationis. — Florus    Drepauitie,    of 

Lyons.  Carmlna  varia. — Veteres  formulae  Aiide- 
gavenscs. — Foi-tuiiatus,  V.  H.  C,  lip.  of  Poitiers. 
Versus.— Frounmndiis,  of  Tegernsee.  Epistolae. — 
Versus  de  Gallo.— Gaiithier,  Bp.  of  MagueUme.  Epls- 
tola.— Geniiade,  of  Marseilles.  Vita  Sancti  Hierouy- 
ml ;  Elogium  Saucti  Hierouymi  ac  Sancti  Augustiul. — 
Gerard,  of  St..  Atedard,  Soissons.  Prologus  in  Vilara 
Sancti  Romanl  Episcopl.— Gerbert.  See  Silvester  II, 
Pope.— Gioyanni,  Abbot  of  Fecamp.  Prologus  In  opua 
precum  variarum  k  se  compositum  ex  Patribus; 
Epistolae. — Godehard,  St.,  Bp.  of  Hildesheim.  Epis- 
tolae. —  Gozecliin.  Epistola.  —  Gozpert,  Abbot  of 
Tegernsee.  Epistolae.— Gregoire  (G.  t'.),  St.,  Bp.  of 
Tours.  Arldii  Abbatis  Attaueusis  vita;  Fragmenta  II 
ex  Commentario  In  Psalmos.- Giidlnus.  Planctus 
rythmicus  super  morte  Coustantii  monachi  Luxovien- 
sis. — Guglielmo,  C'ardinal-Bp.of  Modena.  Epistola. — 
Gul,  Covitede  Ponthieu.  Epistola. — Guigites  V,  Prior 
of  La  Grande  Chartreuse.  Epistola.  —  Giiillaunie, 
Abbot  of  St.  Arnoul.  Epistolae ;  Oratio. — Haganon. 
See  AganOB. — Ilaldoin,  Abbot  of  IJaut-Villiers.  Ver- 
sus.— Hartwlc,  Abbot  of  Tegernsee.  Epitaphium. — 
Helperlc,  of  St.  Gall.  Praefatio  in  librum  de  Com- 
puto. — Henry  IV,  Emperor  of  Germany.  Diploma. — 
Herlbert,  of  Perigord.  Epistola.— Hericus,  of  Aux- 
erre.  Versus. — Hervard,  Archdeacon  of  Liege.  Epis- 
tola.— Hlldebert,  Bp.  of  Le  Mans,  Abp.  of  Tours.  Epis- 
tola; Prologus  in  Vitam  Sanctae  Radegundis  regluae. 
— Hiucmar,  Abp.  of  Reims,  Epistola. — Houoriug. 
Versus. — Honorius,  Monk.  De  libris  canonicis  Vete- 
rls  ac  Novi  Tostamenti,  simulque  brevls  confessio 
fldei. — Hugnes,  Prior  of  St.  Victor's,  Paris.  Opusculi 
de  studio  legendl  caput  ultimum. — Hugues,  Arch- 
deacon of  Tours.  Dialogus  de  quodam  miraculo,  quod 
contigit  in  translatioue  Sancti  Martini.— Humbert  I, 
Dauphin  of  Viennois.  Epistola. — Ildefoiiso.  Opus- 
culum  de  pane  eucliarlstico.— Antiqua  coUectio  vete- 
rum  luscrlptlonuiu  Romaiiaruiu.— Jean,  Abp. 
of  Aries.  [Litterae.]— Jean  II,  Abp.  of  Lyons.  Epis- 
tola.— Joannes,  Patriarch  of  Alexandria.  Benodictio 
IiUdovici. — Forma  Jurainentl   Investiendi    canonic! 

Caruuteuslo Kalenflariuni  antlquisslmura  eccle- 

siae  Canhaginensis.— lianlfrld.  Abbot  of  Benedictbeu- 
ern.  Epitaphia  II. — IieiAraAe,  Abp.  of  Lyons.  Liber 
de  Sacramento  baptisml.— Veieres  lltaniae  Angli- 
canae. — Lttanlae  Carollnae. — Lorenzo,  Bp.  of 
Norara.  De  nuiliere  Chananaea. — Louis  I  {le  Vebon- 
naire}.  King  of  Prance.  Capitulare  ;  Dlplomata.— Ma- 
billon,  J.  ItlnerisGermauici  descripilo;  Opuscula; 
Variae  observationes  ex  MS  codiclbus  Gernianicis.— 
Alacrobins.  Fragmentum  epistolae.  — Mamma- 
ring,  St.  Pasalo — Manclon,  Bp.  of  Cltalons-sur-Marne. 
Epistola. — Marcnlus,  St.  Passio. — Nomina  Episco- 
porum    Matisconensium.  —  Maximllianus,    St. 

Passio. — Metel,  H.    Epistola Nomina  mouasteri- 

orum  cum  quibus  societatem  habuit  Auglense  sae- 
culo  IX. — Antiquae  consuetudines  monasterlorum 
Sancti  Benedict!.— Nicolas,  0/ Xie^e.  Algeri  scho- 
lastlci  elogium.— Odllberto,  Abp.  of  Milan.  Respon- 
sio  ad  Carolum  Maguura.—Odo,  Prior  0/  Canterbury. 
Epistola.— Odon,  Abbot  of  St.  Remy,  Reims.  Epistola. 
— Ordo  officii  ceiebrandi  ante  Pascha  lu  ecclesia 
Sancti  Benedictl  Frislngensl.— Osmundo,  Bp.  of  As- 
lorga.  Epistola. — Otho  II,  Emperor  of  Germany.  Epis- 
tolae; Diploma.— Otho  III,  Emperor  of  Germany.  Epis- 
tola; Diploma.— Otlo,  "/ iS«.  Emmeran's,  Ratisbon.  Li- 
belius  de  Ipslus  tentatioulbus,  varla  fortuna,  et 
scriplls. — Periitger,  Abbot  of  Tegernsee.  Epistola. — 
Philippns,  St.,  Bp.  of  JJeraclea.  Passio. —Pirnii- 
nlus,  St.,  Abbot.  Llbeilus  de  singulis  llbrls  canonicis 
Bcarapsus. —Index  vetustisslmus  Romanorum  Pon- 
tificum  }  Index  paulo  recentior.— Prudentius  (Ga- 
llndo),  St.,  Bp.  of  Troyes.  Epistola.— Formulae  obla- 
tlouis  puerornm.— Q,niricus.  5«e  Cyricius.— Ka- 
banus  Maurus  Magnentius,  Abp.  of  Mayence. 
Prologus  de  Martyroiogio  suo.— Breves  anuales  Ra- 
lisponensis.- Scrlptum  fratrum  de  Monte  Casino  de 
rilibus  Casinensium  et  CInniacensium.— Ri- 
tHB  ordinandi  Ejilscopi  lu  metropoli  Rotomageusi. 
— Uitus  pi'obationis  per  aquam  Irigidam.— Ro- 
bert de  'lomblaine.  Abbot  of  St.  Vigor  of  CMsy.  Pro- 
logus In  Cantlca  Cauticorum.— Descrlptio  regionum 
urbls  Romae.— Acta  Archloplscoporum  Rotoma- 
getksliim.—H.naoli>lx,  Abbot  of  St.  Tron.  Roscrlptuin 
ud  eplstolam  niissam  ol  do  caenoblo  Sancti  Pantale- 
ouiH — Rninart,T.  Vita  Joannla  Mablllonll.— Rytli- 
mus  satyrlcus  de  temporlbus  Robortl  regis.— Ver- 
sus de  Eplscopls  et  Archlei)isc<)pl8  Sallzburgcngi- 
b»».— Chronlcou  monasteril  Sancti  Micliavlls  In 
pago  Virdunonsl.- Sibcrt,  Prior  of  St.  Panlaleon. 
Epistola.— Silvester  11,  Pope.  Eidstola;  Senno; 
Praetatio  In  locum  Porphyrll  a  so  lUustratum.— Si- 
— — >,  Abp.  (if  Bourget.    ExcorpU  ex  lustrumento  vlsl 


tationis.— Simpert,  St.,  Abbot  of  Marbach.  Epistola 
encyclica;  Indiculum  ad  Eplsco'pum.— Suger,  ^6&oi 
of  St.  Denis.  Supplomentum  Ubelll  De  consecratione 
ecclesiae  suae. — Taio,  Bfy.  of  Saragossa.  Praefatio  In 
V  libros  Sententiarum.— Tixeodoritus,  St.,  Presbyter 
of  Antinch.  Passio.— Theodulf,  Bp.  of  Orleans.  Car- 
mlna.—Tlieudoln,  of  Chalons-sur- Marne.  Epistola. — 
Addltamentum  ad  concilium  Tusiacense. — Variae 
litterae  ad  ineundam  suffragiorum  societatem. — 
Versus  in  velo  quod  a  Chiutilane  roge  Romam  direc- 
tum est.- Veronae  rythmica  descriptio  antiqua. — 
Victorinus,  C.  F.  M.  Responsio  ad  Candiduin  Arrla- 
num.— Triplex  series  Archieplscoporum  Viennen- 
sinm  et  Episcoporum  Gratlauopolitanae  sedis. — Vi- 
rorum  aliquot  illustrlum  elogia.— Warin,  Abbot  of 
St.  Arnoul,  Metz.  Epistola.— Waseliu,  Abbot  of  St. 
Laurent,  Liege.  Epistola.— Annates  IVeingartenses.— 
Willielui,  St.,  Abbot  of  Hirschau.  Prologus  in  librum 
Consuetudinum  Hirsaugienslum.— Willian»  I  [Con- 
queror], King  of  England.  Epistola. — Wulfade,  Bp.  of 
Bourges.    Epistola  pastoralis. 

See  also  Achery,  J.  L.  d'.    Splcilegium, 

—  Ven.  Bedae  elogium  historicum.  H  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  90,  p.  9.) — Dissertatio  historica, 
de  anno  mortis  Dagoberti  primi  et  Chlodovei  junl- 
oria;  Dissertatio  de  anno  et  die  ordlnailonis,  Itemque 
obitiis  Deslderil  Episcopl  Cadurcensis.  7  pp.  (Bou- 
quet, M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  3,  p.  708.) — Observatio  de 
extrema  unctione.  3  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Tlieol.  cur. 
compl.  V.  24,  p.  131.) — Formulae.  13  pp.  (Cauciani, 
P.,  Barbarorum  leges  antiquae,  v.  3,  p.  468.) — Itineris 
Germanici  descriptio.  16  pp.  {In  his  Vet.  analect. 
p.  1.)— De  liturgia  Gallicana  libri  III;  quibus  sub- 
Jungitur  dlsquisitio  de  oursu  Galllcano.  175  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  72,  p.  99.)— Variae  ob- 
servationes ex  MS  codiclbus  Germanlcls.  4  pp. 
{In  his  Vet.  analect.  p.  17.)— Sancti  Odilonis  elogium 
historicum.  33  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol  s.  Lat.  v.  142, 
p.  831.) — Dissertatio  de  pane  encharistico,  azymo, 
ac  termentato.  30  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  ^. 
143,  p.  1219.)— B.  Rabanl  Mauri  elogium  historicum. 
16  pp.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  107,  p.  9.) 

—  Lorain,  P.  Correspondance  in^dite  de  M.  et  de 
Montfaucon  avec  ritalle.  37pp.  {Correspondanl,v.\9, 
1847,  p.  837.)— Louandre,  C.  Mabillon  et  la  cour  de 
Rome.  20  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1847,  n.  s.  v.  17, 
p.  325.) 

—  Niceron,  J.  P.  M6m  deshommea,  v.  7.— Ruinart, 
T.  Vita  JoannlsMabillouii.  43  pp.  (Mabillon,  J.,  re<. 
analect.  p.  1.) 

See  also  Edin.  Rev.  v.  89,  1849,  p.  1. 

—  and  Germain,  Michel  (.EJcZs.)  Museum 
Italicum  seu  collectio  veterum  scriptorum 
ex  bibliothecisltalicis.  Lutetiae  Parisiorum, 
1724.     2  V.  4°.  —3241 

Contents.  Adalard,  Abbot.  Placltuni,  v.  1,  pt.  2. — 
Vita  et  textus  eplstolarum  Adriani  I  papao  anti- 
quae Romae,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Amalarius.  Abbot.  Eglogae 
in  Ordinem  Romanum,  v.  2.— Amelio,  P.,  Bp.  of  Sin.i- 
gagtia.  Ordo  Romauua  XV.— Aiansiasius,  Librarian  of 
Vie  Vatican.  Epistolae,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Belli  sacri  historia 
sub  Urbane  II,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Benedictus,  Canon  of  St. 
Peter's,  Rome.  Liber  politicus  (Ordo  Uomanua  XI),  v. 
2. — Be88arion,J.  Graecorum  conlesslo.  De  verbis 
consecratlouis  et  transubstantlatioue  exposita  In  con- 
cilio  Florentlno,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Cencius  (^e  Sabellis,  Car- 
dinal. Romanus  ordo,  de  conauetudliiibus  et  obaer- 
vantlla  .  .  .  ecclesiae  Romanae  .  .  .  (Ordo  Romanus 
XII),  v.  2.— Ceremonlale  Romanum,  ed.  jussu  Gre- 
gorll  X  (Ordo  Romanus  XIII),  v.  2.— Cliarlemagne, 
Emperor  of  the  West.  Capltularia,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Index 
sollomnium  collectarum  et  statlonum  S.  R.  E.  v.  2. 
— Kpistolae  Formatae,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Cmiclllum  Ro- 
manum quo  acta  Stei)hani  VI  contra  Formosuni 
hablta  resclnduntur  anno  904  tempore  Johannls  IX,  v. 
1,  pt.  2.— Gaetan,  G.,  Cardinal.  Ordlnarium  (Ordo 
Romanus  XIV),  v.  2.— Liber  sacramentorum  ecclosiao 
Gallicanae,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Ganderici  Veleternl  epis- 
copl ...  in  vitam  Sancti  Clemeutls  papao,  Praerallo, 
v.  1,  pt.  2.— Gezo,  Abbot  of  Tortona.  Prologus  vel  epis- 
tola sequentis  operls  Gezouia  monnchl  do  corpore  et 
sanguine  Domini,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Grassis,  P.  de,  Bp.  of 
Pesaro.  Ex  dlarlo.  Contra  eloctum  Corcyi'eusoni,  qui 
praedlctum  Augustlul  librum  sub  suo  nomine  vul- 
gavit,  V.  2.— Joannes  XIX,  Pope.  Diploma  do  basil- 
ica Sancti  Petri,  v.  2.— Joannes,  Deacon  at  Rome. 
Epistola  ad  Sonarlum  de  varils  ritlbua  ad  bftpUsnium 
piuilnomlbus,  et  allla  obsorvatlone  dlgnis,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— 
Joannes  {Junior),  Deaconat  Rome,  Canon  of  llie  Lateran. 
De  ecclesia  Laloranensl,  v.  2.— Constilutlones  Later- 
anensea  Jussu  Qregorll  XI,  ed.  v.  2.— Breve  recorda- 
tlonia  de  consuetudlnlbuB  altarls  SancU  Salvatorls 


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Ijateranensts,  v.  2— Llbrl  dinrnits  Romanorum 

poutlflcum  supplemenlura,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— lionig  I,  le 
Dibnnnaire,  King  of  France.  Capitularia,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— 
Ijiipo,  Duke  of  Spoleto.  Praeceptum  de  conditione 
monastfrii  Sanctl  Georgil  prope  Beate ;  Placita,  v.  1, 
pt.  2.— 9Iablllon,  J.  Commentarlus  praevlus  In  Or- 
dlnein  Romauum,  v.  2.— Iterltallcuru  litterarium,  v.  1, 
pt.  1.— aiallliia.  P.,  Canon  of  St.  Peter's,  Rome.  De  fos- 
tlvitatibus.iu  quibus  domlnus  papa  coronabatur,  v. 2. 
— Manasseg,  Abp.  of  Reims.  Apologia,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— 
Martin,  fries*.  Relatio;  Observatloues  de  rltu  Am- 
brosiauo,  v.  1,  pt.  2.  —  Ittaxlinas,  St.,  Bp.  of  Turin. 
Homiliae,  v.  1,  pt.  2. — Nomina  episcoporum  3Iedio- 
lancnsia  clvltatis,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Anta  sanctorum  mar- 
tyruni  Kicandri  et  Marclanl,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Epistola 
Novtomcnsinm  clericorum  ad  Cameracenses,  de 
flllia  clericorum  ad  sacros  ordines  admittendls,  v.  1, 
pt.  2.  —  Ordo  Romaniis.  Autiqul  librl  rltuales 
Sanctae  Romanae  ecclesiae,  v.  2.— Patrlzil,  A.,  Bp. 
of  Fiema.  Epistola  ad  Innocentlum  VIII  in  librum 
sacrarum  caerlraonlarum,  quibus  Romani  pontlflces 
utl  consueverunt, V.  2.— Vita  Fabianl  Bencli ;  Descrlptlo 
adventus  Friderici  III  Imperatoris  ad  Paulum  papara 
n,  V.  1,  pt.  2.— Paul  and  Gebhard,  Mrrtiks  of  Ratisbon. 
Epistolae  IV  de  ritu  Ambrosiauo,  v.  1,  pt.  2. — Narratio 
contentionis  de  cella  S.  Marlae  iu  Miuione  Inter  mo- 
nacbos  Fartenses  et  Sanctorum  Cosmae  et  Damianl,  v. 
1,  pt.  2.— Index  ducum  Spoletauoram  et  abbatum 
Fartensium,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Synodus  Vernlaiiensls  in 
causa  Grimaldi  archicanouicl,  v.  1,  pt.  2. 

Mabinogion,  The.    Schreiber,  Lady  C.  E., 

formerly  Lady  Gnest  [Ed.)     3  v.  —1382 

Mabiiiogiou  studies.     32  pp.     Nutt,  A. 

[Folk-lure  H'xord,  v.  5,  p.  1.) 

Mablj-,  Gabriel  Bonnot  de,  Abbe.  1709-85. 
Entretiens  de  Phocion,  sur  le  raport  de  la 
morale  avec  la  politique  ;  tr.  du  grec  de 
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Observations  sur  I'histoire  de    France. 

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Maboill,  Jacques,  Bp.  of  Alet.     Circa  1650- 

1723.  Oralaons,  luufebres.  56*pp.  (Uigne,  J.  P.,  Oral. 
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Mabuse,  Jan.    Cloters,  ( — ).    Jean  Gossart, 

de  Maubeuge.    8  pp.     (Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C,  Hiit.  despein- 

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Maoaber.    See  Dance  of  Death. 

Mc  Adaui)  Graham.  An  alphabet  in  finance. 
A  simple  statement  of  permanent  principles 
and  their  application  to  questions  of  the  day. 
With  introduction  by  R.  R.  Bowker.  New 
York,  1877.     12°.  —1398 

McAdani,  John  Loudon.  1756-1836.  Re- 
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Partou,  .J.  John  Macadam.  5  pp.  (In  his  Tri- 
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McAdie,  Alexander.  The  Aurora  in  its  re- 
lations to  meteorology.  Washington,  1885. 
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Macaire,  Chanson  de  geste.  Guessard,  F. 
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Macalister,  Alexander.  Introduction  to 
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M'Allister,    Fort.     Nichols,   G.  W.     How 

Fort  M'Allister  waa  taken.    3  pp.    [Harper't  Mag.  v.  37, 

lSe8,  p.  368.) 

McAlpiiie,  Mrs.  Emily  Jours.  Doings  in 
Maryland,  or  Matilda  Douglas.  [Anon.] 
Phila.  1871.     12°.  1266 

McAlpiue,  Robert  W.  1838—.  Life  and 
times  of  Col.  James  Fisk.  Jr.  .  .  .  Embracing 
also  the  lives  of  Helen  Josephine  Mansfield 
and  Edward  S.  Stokes.  Illustrated.  New 
York,  1872.     8°.  3874 


Macanens,  D.    See  Maccagni,  D. 

Macao,  China.  Yvan,  M.  Macao  et  ses  en- 
virons: Souvenirs  de  I'Ambassade  fraugaise  en  Chine. 
51  pp.     (Rev.  conUmp.  1852,  v.  4,  p.  368.) 

Macario,  Maurice  Martin  Antonin.  1813 — . 
Du  sommeil.  des  reves.  et  du  somnambu- 
lisme  dans  I'etat  de  sante  et  de  maladie,  pre- 
cede d"une  lettre  de  M.  le  Docteur  Cerisse. 
Lvon,  1857.     8°.  —1606 

Macariiis,  St.      Theophilus,  Sergius,  and 

Hyginus.  Vita  Sanctl  Macarii  Romani.  7  pp.  (Migne, 
J. P.,  Patrol,  i.  Lat.x.  73,  p.  415. ■»— Vita  [ verslo  Suecana]. 
19  pp.    (Rletz,  J.  E.,  Script.  Suecic.  v.  2,  p.  84.) 

Macarins,  St.,  the  Egyptian.  Circa  300-390. 
Opera  quae  supersunt  omnia.  \Gr.  et  Lat.'\ 
Parisus,  1860.  r.  8°.  (Migne.  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Gr.  v.  34.)  -2223 

Conten's.  Apophthegmata.— De  charitate.— De 
cnstodia    cordis.  —  De    elevatlone     mentis.— 

Kpistolae.— Homlllne De  libertate  mentis.— 

De  SS.  Macariornm  -Egyptii  et  Alesandrini,  vitis 
quaestioues  criticae  et  historlcae,  ab  Hear.  .Joseplio 
F10.S3  scriptae.— De  oratioue.— De  patientia  et  dls- 
cretione.— De  perfectione  in  spirltn.— Preces. 

Institutes    of  ChjrlsUan  perfection.      3   pp. 

(Rev.  or  in  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  32,  1825,  p.  288.) 

Macarius,  St.,  of  Alexandria.  Circa  294- 
394.  Opera  quae  supersunt  omnia.  [Gr.  et 
Lat.]  Parisiis,  1860.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  34.)  —2223 

Contents.  Sermode  exitu  animae  Justorum  et  pec- 
catorum.— ApophtUegmata.—De  SS.  Macariorum 
.Sgyptii  et  Alesandrini,  viils  quaestiones  criticae  et 
hl8toricae,  ab  Henr.  Josepho  Floss  scriptae. 

Regula    ad    monaclios.     4  pp.      (Migne,  J.  P., 

PcLtr^il.  s.  Lai.  v.  103,  p.  446.) 

Macariiis,  Patriarch  of  Antioch.  Paulus, 
of  Aleppo.  Travels  of  Macarius.  1836,  2  v. 
(Orient.  Trans.  Fund.) 

Macarius,  Deacon  of  the  monastery  at  Pat- 

mos.  Alexander  Tj-rnabites.  Bio«  Moxapiou  IlaT- 
fiiov.  11  pp.  (Sathas,  C.  X.,  MeaaiuvtK^  ^i.SXiorfqKTj,  v.  3, 
p.  504.) 

MacarinsChrysocephalus.  SeeChryso- 

cephalus.  M. 
Maoarius  Magnes.    See  Magnes.  M. 
Maoaroaic  litoratnre.  Delepierre.  J.O. 

Macaroneana,   ou   melanges    de  litterature 

macaronique.     1852. 

See  also  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  61,  1863,  p.  379. 

Macaronic  poetry,  Capasso,  N.  Poesie 
napoletane.  maccaroniche,  e  satiriche.  1787. 
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Morgan,  J.  A.    Macaronic  poetry.    1873. 

Tosi,  P.  A.     Maccheronee  di  cinque  poeti 

italiani  del  secolo  XV.     1864. 

Aguewidos.  4  pp.  (fWaser's  Mag.  v.  13,  1836,  p.  639.) 

— Geddes,  (— ).  Epistola  Macarouica.  9  pp.  iValpy, 
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2  pp.     ( Eraser's  Mag.  v.  21,  1840,  p.  6t7.) 

Macaronic  poetry.  History.    Genthe,  F. 

AV.    Geschichte  der  macaronischen  poesie. 

1829;  1836. 
McArthur,  Gen.  Duncan.    McDonald,  J. 

Biographical    sketches    of    Gen.    Nathaniel 

Massie,     Gen.     Duncan    McAi-thur,     Capt. 

William  Wells,  and  Gen.  Simon  Kenton. 

1852. 
Macarthy,  Flora.  Desmond;  or,  the  charmed 

life.  8  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  14,  1844,  p.  276.)— Tlie  Dying 
girl.  1  p.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  14,  1844,  p.  16.j— Tiie  Man 
tliat  killed  a  spirit.  5  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  y.  13,  l;i43, 
p.  394.) 

Macarthy.    See  also  MacCarthy. 

Macartney,  George,  1  Earl  of  Macartney. 
1737-1806.  Authentic  account  of  an  embassy 
from  the  King  of  Great  Britain  to  the  Em- 
peror of  China.     Taken  chiefly  from  the 


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papers  of  the  Earl  ...  by  Sir  George  Staun- 
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1451,  atlas  1411 

Barrow,  Sir  J.    Some  account  of  the 

public  life  of  the  Earl  of  Macartney.  1807, 
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Macassey,  L.  L.  Hints  on  the  water  supply 
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Macaulay ,  Mrs.  Catharine  Sawbridge,  after- 
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lHacaulay,  H.    The  detective,  a  tale  of  the 

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Macaulay,  Col.  I.  S.  Treatise  on  field  forti- 
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Macaulay,  James,  M.D.  Dr.  Johnson,  his 
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' Plea  for  mercy  to  animals.   London,  n.  d. 

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Ireland  in  1872.    15  pp.    (Rov.  Of  In  Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  81,  1873,  p.  631.) 

Macaulay,   Thomas   Babington,    1  Baron 

Macaulay.    1800-59.    Critical,  historical,  and 

miscellaneous  essays.    With  a  memoir  and 

index.   New  York,  n.  d.   6  v.  in  3,  12°.   2297 

Contents.    Life  and  writings  of  Addison,   v.  5. — 

Madame  D'Arblay.v.  5 On  the  Athenian  orators, 

V.I.— Scenes  from  "Athenian  revels,"  v.l. — Francis 
Atterbury,  v.  6. — Lord  Bacon,  v.  3. — Bar^re,  v.  5. 
— Croker's  ed.  of  Bo8\«'ell's  liife  of  Johnson,  v.  2. 
— John  Bunyan,  v.  6.— Burleigh  and  his  times,  v.  3. 
—The  Earl  of  Chatham,  v.  6.— (iladstone  on  church 
and  state,  v.  4.— Lord  Clive,  v.  3.— Comic  drama- 
tists of  the  restoration,  v.  4.— Conversation  between 
Mr.  Abraham  Cowley  and  Mr.  John  Milton  touching 
the  great  civil  war,  v.  1.— Criticisms  on  the  principal 
Italian  writers.  No.  1.  Dante,  v.  1.— John  Dryden, 
V.  1.— Frederick  the  Great,  v.  5.— Oliver  Gold- 
smith, V.  6 — ■Utilitarian  tlieory  of  government, v.  2. 
— Hallam's  Constitutional  history, v.l. —Warren 
Hastings,  v.  .'>.— History,  v.  1.— Lord  Holland, 
V.  4.— Civil  disabilities  of  the  Jews,  v.  2.— Samuel 
Johnson,  v.  6.  —  London  University,  v.  6.  — 
Blachiavelli,  v.  1.  —  Mackintosh's  History  of 
the  revolution  in  X^ngland,  v.  3.— Lord  Mahon's 
War  of  the  succession,  v.  3.— Westminster  re- 
viewer's defense  of  J>Iill,  v.  2.— Mill  on  govern- 
ment, v.  2.— Milton,  V.  1. — Mirabeau,  v.  3.— Mit- 
ford's  History  of  Greece,  v.  1.— Robert  Mont- 
gomery's Poems,  T.2. — Moore's  Iiife  of  Byron, 
V.  2.— Social  and  industrial  capacities  of  negroes,  v.  6. 
— Lord  Nugeut's  Memorials  of  Hampden,  v.  2. 
— Some  account  of  the  great  lawsuit  between  the 
parishes  of  St.  Dennis  and  St.  George  in  the 
•water,  v.  1.  —  Criticisms  on  the  principal  Italian 
writers.  No.  2.  Petrarch,  v.  1.— Southey's  ed.  of  tlie 
Pilgrim's  progress,  v.  2.— William  Pitt,  v.  6.— The 
Present  administration,  v.  6.— Ranke's  His- 
tory of  the  popes,  v.  4.— Fragments  of  a  Roman 
tale,  v.l.— On  the  Royal  society  of  literature, 
V.  1.— Sadler's  Law  of  population, v.  2.— Sadler's 
Refutation  refuted,  v.  2.— Southey's  Collo- 
quies on  society,  v.  2.— Sir  William  Temple,  v.  4.— 
Thackeray's  History  of  the  Earl  of  Chatham, 
V.  3.— AValpole's  Letters  lo  Sir  Hcjraco  Maun,  v.  3. 
— Prophetic  account  of  a  grand  national  epic  poem, 
to  be  enlllled  "The  "Wellingtoniad,"  and  to  be 
published  A.  D.  2824,  v.  1.— The  West  Indies,  v.  6.— 
"Whipple,  E.  P.  Biographical  sketch  of  Macaulay, 
V.  1.— Appendix,  v.  6.— Index,  v.  0. 

—  Essays,  critical  and  miscellaneous.  New 
and  revised  ed.  New  York,  1861.  8°.  [Mod. 
Brit,  essayists.)  2263 

Cimtentt.    Life  and  writings  of  Addison.— Madame 
D'Arblay.  —  On   the   Athenian  orators.  —  Lord 


Bacon.— Bar^re's  Memoirs.  —  Boswell's  Life 
of  Johnson. — Nares's  Memoirs  of  Lord  Burghley. 
—The  Earl  of  Chatham.— Church  and  state.— Sir 
John  Malcolm's  Life  of  Lord  Clive.— Comic  drama- 
tists of  the  restoration.  —  Cowley  and  Milton. — 
Dryden.  —  Frederick  the  Great.  —  Utilitarian 
tlieory  of  government.  —  Hallam's  Constitu- 
tional history. — Warren  Hastings.  — History. 
— Lord  Holland. — Civil  disabilities  of  the  Jews. 
—  Lays  of  ancient  Rome.  —  Machiavelll.  — 
Mackintosh's  History  of  the  revolution  in 
England.- Lord  Mahon's  War  of  succession. 
— Bentham's  defence  of  Mill.— Mill's  Essay  on 
government.  —  Milton. —  Dumout's  Recollections 
of  Mirabeau. — Mitford's  History  of  Greece. — 
Robert  Montgomery's  Poems. —  Moore's  Life 
of  Byron.  —  Lord  Nugent's  Memorials  of 
Hampden.— Southey's  ed.  of  the  Pilgrim's  pro- 
gress. —  Ranke's  History  of  the  popes.  — 
Southey's  Colloquies  on  society.— Speech  on 
his  iuatallatiou  as  Lord  Rector  of  the  Uuiversity  of 
Glasgow. — Speech  on  retiring  from  political  life. — 
Life  and  writings  of  Sir  William  Temple.— Thacke- 
ray's History  of  the  Earl  of  Chatham.— W^al- 
pole's  Letters  to  Sir  Horace  Mann. 

—  History  of  England  from  the  accession  of 
James  H.  New  York,  1856-62.  5  v.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  65,  1849,  p.  383 ; 
Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  23,  1856,  p.  297;  Dem. 
Rev.  V.  24,  1849,  p.  205 ;  Dublin  Rev.  v.  26, 
1849,  p.  390 ;  v.  40, 1856,  p.  156  ;  Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  47,  1856,  p.  149;  v.  58,  1861,  p.  259; 
Edin.  Rev.  v.  90,  1849,  p.  249 ;  v.  105,  1857, 
p.  142  ;  V.  114,  1861,  p.  279  ;  Eraser's  Mag.  v. 
39,  1849,  p.  4;  V.  53,  1856,  p.  147;  London 
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I'Murray's  conversion.     7  pp.     [Harper's  Mag. 


V.  47,  1873,  p.  275.)— The  Rev.  Sampson's  Christ- 
mas gift.  4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  44,  1872,  p.  273.)— 
A  Scheme  for  vengeance.  8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
V.  48,  1874,  p.  579.1— The  Story  of  a  trombone.     6 

pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  51,  1875,  p.  225.) — Venus  ;  a  bio- 
graphical sketch.  6  pp.  (Harper's  .Vagi.  v.  49,  1874,  p. 
724.) — Wampiinsung  Gap.  10  pp.  [Harper's  Mag. 
V.  41,  1870,  p.  97.)— ■Wanted:  a  soul.  8  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  52,  1876,  p.  549. 1— A  Wontan's  choice. 

5  pp.     [Harper's  Mag.  v.  50,  1875,  p.  558.) 

McCarthy,  Justin.  1830—.  Epoch  of  re- 
form, 1830-50.  London,  1882.  16°.  (Morris, 
E.  E.,  and  others.  Epochs  of  mod.  hist. )    3757 

A  history  of  our  own  times,  from  the 

accession  of  Queen  Victoria  to  the  general 
election  of  1880.     New  York,  1880.    2  v.  12°. 

1577 

Along  the  wires.      6  pp.      (Harper's  Mag.  v.  40, 

1870,  p.  416.)— Caught  by  an  heiress.  6  pp.  [Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  43,  1«71,  p.  596.) — A  Character  mask. 

6  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  50,  1875,  p.  92.)— A  Daughter 
of  music.  5  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  42,  1871,  p.  259.)— 
Diana  Polville's  prisoner.  7  pp.  [Harper's  Mag. 
V.  39,  1869,  p.  115.)— Did  slie  dream  itl  6  pp.  [Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  41,  1870,  p.  269.)— "  II  Bacio."  6  pp. 
[Harper's  Mag.  v.  45,  1872,  p.  732.)—"  Little  Brown 
Fist."  6  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  44,  1872,  p.  848.)— A 
lilttle  sensation  drama.  6  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v. 
48,  1874,  p.  281.)— My  enemy's  daughter.  165  pp. 
[Harper's  Mag.  v.  38, 1869,  pp.  248,  359,  4h4,  676,  808;  v.  39, 
1869,  pp.  77,  251,  401,  570,  727,  873 ;  v.  40, 1870,  p.  83.)— A 
Newr  judgment  of  Paris.  5  pp.  [Harper's  Mag. 
v.  40,1870,  p.  542.)— The  Nobler  love.  6  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  42, 1871,  p.  914.)— Only  a  woman's  hair. 
3  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  40,  1870,  p.  907.)— Orange 
blossoms  and  night-shade.  4  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v. 
42,  1871,  p.  120.)— Revealed  in  a  song.  4  pp.  [Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  40,  1870,  p.  729.)— The  Secretary  with  a 
secret.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  38, 1869,  p.  694.)— Too 
clever  by  half.  4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  39,  1869,  p. 
544.)— The  Tread  of  invisible  feet.  4  pp.  [Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  42,  1871,  p.  409.)— The  Widow's  mite.  7 
pp.     [Harper's  Mag.  v.  45, 1872,  p.  399.) 

Notice  of  M.    13  pp.    [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  4, 

1879,  p.  182.) 

McCarthy.    See  also  Macarthy. 

McCaul,  Rev.  Alexander.  1798-1863.  The 
old  paths  ;  or.  a  comparison  of  the  principles 
and  doctrines  of  modern  Judaism  with  the 
religion  of  Moses  and  the  prophets.  Lon- 
don, 1846.     8°.  —2295 

M'Caiil,  G.  Philosophy  of  mind  and  mat- 
ter, or  some  of  the  most  important  branches 
of  moral  science  fully  treated.  London, 
1827.     8°.  —1425 

McCaul,  Joseph  Benjamin.  The  Epistle  to 
the  Hebrews,  in  a  paraphrastic  commentary, 
with  illustrations  from  Philo,  the  Targums, 
the  Mishna  and  Gemara,  the  later  Rabbinical 
writers,  and  Christian  annotators,  etc.  Lon- 
don, 1871.     8°.  —1226 

McCaul.    See  also  McCall. 

McCay,  William  S.    Simple  method  of  de- 

tornilulug  the  auharmouic  function  of  a  cubic.  3  pp. 
{Hermatkena,  v.  1,  p.  261.) 

McCay.    See  also  McKay. 

MacCeileachair,  Moelmuiri.  —1106.  Lea- 
bhar  na  h-Uidhri :  a  collection  of  pieces  in 
prose  and  verse,  in  the  Irish  language, 
compiled  and  transcribed  about  A.  D.  1100. 
Now  for  the  first  time  pub.  from  the  original 
in  the  library  of  the  Royal  Irish  Academy, 
with  an  account  of  the  MS,  a  description  of 
its  contents,  and  an  index.  Dublin,  1870. 
fo.  1211 

McCheyne,  Robert  Murray.    Notice  of.    12 

pp.     (A'ew  Englander,  v.  6,  1848,  p.  219.) 

MacchiaTClli,  N.    See  Machiavelli,  N. 


MACCHIETTI 


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MCOMAS 


Maeehietti,  Girolamo,  called  del  Crocifissaio. 

Vasari,  G.  Glrolamo  dl  Francesco  Croclflssalo  (Mao- 
Chietti).  1  p.  ( (^tere,  t.  7,  p.  613 ;  Vite  de'  pUtari,  v.  15. 
p.  202 ;  LiTts  ofpainlen,  v.  5,  p.  481 :  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand. 
Lihr.) 

McClellan,  Elisabeth  (Tr.)  SchiUer  and 
his  times.    See  Scherr,  J. 

BleClellan,  Ely.  M.  D.  Account  of  the  epi- 
demic of  cholera, "during  the  summer  ol  1S78,  in  18 
counties  of  the  state  of  Kentucky.  24  pp.  (Am.  Pub. 
Health  Assoc.  Htpcrli,  v.  1,  p.  200.)— Study  of  the  yel- 
lovr  fever  epidemic  of  1S76,  as  It  affected  the  state 
of  Georgia.  37  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Eeportt, 
V.  4,  p.  2490 

McCleUan,  George,  M.  D.    McClellan,  J.  H. 

B.  Life  of  M.  U  pp.  (Gross,  S.  D.,  Lite*  of  Am,  pl^- 
sicians,  p.  496.) 

McClellan,  Gen.  George  Brinton.  1826-85. 
McClellan  "s  own  story.  The  war  for  the 
Union,  the  soldiers  who  fought  it.  the  civil- 
ians who  directed  it.  and  his  relations  to  it 
and  to  them.     New  York,  1887.     8°.        2622 

:  Report  [as]  one  of  the  officers  sent  to  the 

seat  of  war  in  Europe,  in  1S55  and  1856. 
Washington.  1857.  4°.  [U.  S.  Senate  exec, 
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Report  on  the  organization  and  cam- 
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is  added  an  account  of  the  campaign  in 
Western  Virginia.  New  York.  1S61.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  98,  1864,  p.  550.) 

—2765 

Exploration  of  the  Red  river  of  Louisiana. 

See  Marcy.  R.  B..  and  McClellan,  G.  B. 

Memoranda  on  rall-n-ays,  prepared  in  the  office  of 

Pacific  railroad  surveys.  18  pp.  {Report*  Surv.  Pa- 
cific R.  R.  T.  1,  p.  113 :   U.  S.  33  Cong.  2  sets,  exec  doc 

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Barxakd.  JVo/.-GeH.  J.  G.  The  peninsular 

campaign  and  its  antecedents,  as  developed 
by  the  report  of  Maj.-Gen.  Geo.  B.  McClel- 
lan.    1864. 

Cook.  J.     Siege  of  Richmond  :  military 

operations  of  Gen.  McCleUan,  May  and  June, 
1862.     1862. 

HuRLBERT.  W.  H.     Gen.  McClellan  and 

the  conduct  of  the  war.     1864. 

Kelley,  W.  D.    Lincoln  and  Stanton.    A 

study  of  the  war  administration  of  1861  and 
1862.  with  special  consideration  of  some  re- 
cent statements  of  Gen.  George  B.  McClel- 
lan.    1885. 

Peninsular  campaign  of  Gen.  McClellan 

in  1862.     1881.    (Military  Hist.  Soc.  of  Mass. 

V.  1.) 

Webb.  Gen.  A.  S.  The  peninsula.  Mc- 
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Curtis,  G.  T.  McClellan's  last  service  to  the  repub- 
lic.   66  pp.    (xV.  Am.  Ber.  v.  130, 1880,  pp.  309,  462,  565.) 

Sec  alto  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  96.  1864.  p.  619.  Also 
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of  the  Army  of  the  Potomac;  aud  TJuited  States, 
Civil  war. 

McClellan,  Major  H.  B.  Life  and  cam- 
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mander of  the  cavalrv  of  the  Army  of  North- 
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McClellan,  J.  H.  B.,  M.  D.  George  McClel- 
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McClellan,  John  B.    Higher  teaching  of 

agriculture.  19  pp.  (London  Iniernat.  Health  Exbib. 
Literature,  v.  14,  p.  428.) 

McClellan,  Robert.    McBride.  J.     Robert 

McCleUan.    92  pp.    (/nfcii  Pioneer  biography,  v.  2,  p.  7.} 


McClelland,  John.  Some  inquiries'in  the 
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McCliutock,  Alfred  H.   Memoir  of  William 

Smellie.  23  pp.  {Smellie.Vf.,  Oa  theUuoryandprnclice 
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McClintock,  Mrs.  Eva  ( Ed. )  Life  in  Alaska. 
See  Willard.  Mrs.  C.  McC.  W. 

M'Clintock,  Sir  Francis  Leopold.  1819—. 
Voyage  of  the  "  Fox  "  in  the  Arctic  seas. 
A  narrative  of  the  discovery  of  the  fate  of 
Sir  John  Franklin  and  his  companions. 
London,  1859.    8°.  2465 

The  same.  Boston,  1860.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
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Sleteorologleal observations  in  the  Arcticseas. 

Reduced  aud  discussed  by  Charles  A.  Schott.  160  pp. 
1  map.    (Sinithson.  Inst.  Omtrib.  v.  13.) 

M'Clintock,  John.  D.  D..  LL.  D.  1814-70. 
Lectures  on  theological  encyclopaedia  and 
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Crooks,  G.  R.    Life  and  letters  of  Rev. 

John  McClintock.     1876. 

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A-Bzovius,  v.  1.  Mead-Kevis,  ▼.  6. 

Cab-Dysentery,  ▼.  %  New-Pestle,  v.  7. 

Eacbard-GyroTa^.  v.  3.  Petacta-Bezon,  t.  8. 

Haag  Apologetical  Society-  Rhabanus-Styx,  t.  9. 

Juxon,  v.  4.  Suada-Zwlngll,  v.  10. 
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Supplement.    V.  1.    New  York,  1885. 

8°.  R.92 

Content*.    A.-Cnopf. 

McClnng,  J.  W.    Minnesota  as  it  is  in  1870. 

[St.  Paulj.  1870.     p.  8°.  3587 

M'Clure,  Alexander  Wilson,  D.  D.   1808-65. 

Life  of  John  Cotton.  Boston,  1846.  8°.  {Lives 

of  the  Chief  Fathers  of  New  England,  v.  1.) 

3784 
McClare.  J.  B.     Ekiison  and  his  inventions. 

Chicago.  1879.     12°.  —1524 

M'Clore,  Capt.  Sir  Robert  John  Le  Mesurier. 

Capt.  M'Clure's  discovery  of  the  north  west  passage. 
23  pp.  (Edin.  Ree.  v.  103,  1856,  p.  180.)— Sketcll  of  M. 
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McClnre,    See  aho  Maclure. 

McCoan,  J.  Carlile.    Egypt  as  it  is.    With  a 

map,  taken  from  the  most  recent  survey. 

London  [1877].     p.  8°.  1775 

Our  new  protectorate.    Turkey  in  Asia, 

its  geographv.  races,  resources,  and  govern- 
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McColl,  Bev.  Malcolm.  1838—.  The  Ammer- 
gau  passion  play.  With  some  introductory 
remarks  on  the  origin  and  development  of 
miracle  plays,  and  some  practical  hints  for 
the  use  of  intending  visitors.  London,  1870. 
p.  8°.  3376 

Three  years    of    the    Eastern  question. 

London,  1878.     12°.  3497 

Theolo^cal  teaching  in  a  university:  its  sub- 
division into  various  branches.  15  pp.  (L<3ndon 
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M'Colloch,  Samuel.    De  Hass,  W.    In  his 

Hist,  of  the  setUement  of  Western  Virginia,  p.  333. 
7  pp. 

M'Comas,  Zaccheus  Onion.  Treatise  on 
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McConibie,  Thomas.  History  of  the  colony 
of  Victoria,  from  its  settlement  to  the  death 
of  Sir  Charles  Hotham.  Melbourne,  1858. 
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MacConglinny's  vision,     A  humorous 

satire.  Tr.  from  the  original  Irish.  26  pp.  (Fraser's 
Mag.  n.  s.  v.  8,  1873,  p.  298.) 

McConkey ,  Rebecca.  The  Hero  of  Cowpens. 
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M cCook,  Henry  Christopher.  Natural  his- 
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M'Corniac,  Henry,  M.  D.  Philosophy  of 
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M'Corinack^s  grudge.    33  pp.    {Dvblin 

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McCormick,  J.      "Dead  broke."     6  pp. 

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McCorniick,  Joseph,  D.D.  [Pub.)  State- 
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Carstares,  confidential  secretary  to  K. 
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McCorniick,  Richard  C.  1832—.  Report 
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panying papers,  including  lists  of  exhibitors 
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— —  (Ed.)  Reports  of  the  United  States  com- 
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Contents.  Anderson,  W.  A.  Railway  apparatus, 
V.  4.— Baker,  F.  P.  Forestry,  v.  3.— Blake,  W.  P. 
Ceramics;  Glass  and  glass  ware,  v.  3.— Campbell, 
G.  W.  Horticulture,  V.  5.— Chamberlain,  J.  L.  Edu- 
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Live  stock,  V.  5.— Ferguson,  T.  B.  Pisciculture,  v.  5. 
— Hague.  .J.  D.  Mining  industries,  v.  4.— Ho-ward, 
H.  Textile  fabrics,  v.  2.— Jenkins,  T.  E.  Chemical 
and  pharmaceutical  processes  and  preparations,  v.  4. 
— Je'wett,  E.  C.  Manual  training  schools  represented 
at  the  Exposition,  v.  2.— Knight,  E.  H.    Agricultural 

implements,  v.  5 Clocks  and  watches,  v.  4.— McCor- 

mick,  R.  C.  Report  of  the  Commissioner-General, 
with  accompanying  papers.  Including  lists  of  exhibi- 
tors and  of  awards,  v.  1 — Morrell,  D.  J.  Iron  and 
steel  exhibits,  v.  3.— Norton,  J.  T.  Wood-carving, 
V.  2.— Porter,  W.  T.  Machines  and  machine  tools, 
V.  4.— Story,  W.  W.  Fine  arts,  v.  2.— S-weeuey,  A.  J. 
Steam  and  gas  engines,  v.  4 — AVhlte,  A.  D.  The  pro- 
vision for  higher  Instruction  in  subjects  bearing 
directly  upon  public  affairs,  v.  2.— AVoodinau,  J.  J. 
Agricultural  products,  v.  5.— Young,  P.  M.  B.  Cotton 
culture,  V.  3. 

ML'Corniick,  Robert.  Expedition  up  Wel- 
lington channel  In  18,52,  In  search  of  Sir  John  Franklin. 
12  pp.     (Rev.  of  in  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  49,  1854,  p.  633.) 

McCosh^James,  £>.P.,LL.D.  1811—.  Chris- 
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to  the  times  on  natural  theology  and  apolo- 
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The  emotions.    New  York,  1880.     12°. 

—1453 

— —  Ideas  in  nature  overlooked  by  Dr.  Tyn- 
dall.  Being  an  examination  of  Dr.  Tyndall's 
Belfast  address.  New  York,  1875.  12°.  —1528 

• Intuitions  of  the  mind  inductively  in- 
vestigated.   London,  1865.    8°.     (Rev.  of  in 


Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  8,  1867,  p.  172 ;  Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  56,  1860,  p.  80;  and  by  H. 
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—1416 

Laws  of  discursive  thought.     New  York, 

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The    Scottish   philosophy,    biographical, 

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Development!   its  nature;  what  it  can  do  and 

wiaat  it  cannot  do.  27  pp.  (Cook,  F.  J.,  and  otliers, 
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Day,  H.  N.     McCosh's  Logic.     20  pp.     (New   Eng- 

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government.  7  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
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and   Dickie,   George,   M.  D.     Typical 

forms  and  special  ends  in  creation.  2  ed. 
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M'Coy,  Rev.  Isaac.  1784-1846.  Annual  reg- 
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MacCrackeii,  Henry  M.,  D,  D.  [Tr.)  Lives 
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McCracken,  S.  B.  State  of  Michigan  :  em- 
bracing sketches  of  its  history,  position, 
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M'Cready,  T.  L.    Uncle  Zeke's  conscience. 

5  pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  54,  1877,  p.  706.) 

McCreatll,  Andrew  S.  First  and  second 
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—1646 

McCrie,  Thomas,  D.  D.  1772-1835.  Miscel- 
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Contents.  Biographies.  —  Free  thoughts  on  the 
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election  of  ministers   and  eiders What  ought  the 

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— Memoir  of  John  Murray.— Review  of  Orme's  litfe 
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— Review  of  Sismondi's  Considerations  on  Ge- 
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Linnaeus,  C. 

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Alamagna,  v.  1.— Allocuzione  fatta  ad  uu  magls- 
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Baldelli,  G.  B.  Eloglo  dl  Nlccold  MachlavelU,  v.  1. 
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comaudante  delle  fanterie,  v.  10. — Commedia, 
V.  9.— Goiiimodla,  in  versl,  v.  8.— Dlscorso  ovveri)  dia- 
logo,  in  cui  si  esamlna  se  la  lingua,  in  cui  scrissero 
Dante,  11  Boccaccio,  e  11  Petrarca,  si  debba  chlamare 
Italiana,  Toscaua,  o  Florentlna,  v.  10.— Dcscrlzlone 
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In  una  confrateriiita  dl  Flrenze,  v.  10.— Commlsslone 
in  varle  parti  del  Domlnio  Florentino,  v.  6.— Dlscorso 
Bopra  11  reformar  lo  stato  dl  Flrenze,  fatto  ad  istanza 
di  Papa  Leone  X,  v.  9.— Eolazlone  dl  una  vislta  fatta 
per  furtiflcare  Flrenze,  con  una  lettera  all'  Imbascla- 
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Bltrattl  delle  cose  delle  Francia,  v.  1.— Legazloue  al 


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capltolo  de'  Frmtre  Minori  a  Caprl.T.T.— Patente  dl 
TJlivieri  Guadagul,  v.  9.— I  sette  llbrl  dell'  arte  della 
{^nerra,  v.  10. — Legazione  a  Francesco  Gnicciar- 
dinl,  V.  7. — Deir  Ira,  e  de'  modi  dl  curarla.  v.  1. — 
Belle  Istorle  fiorentine,  v.  3,  4.— Legazione  all' 
.Imperatore,  v.  7.— Ijettere  diverse,  v.  9.— I  ire  libri 
de'  dlscorsl  sopra  la  prima  deca  de  Tito  liivlo,  v.  2, 3. 
— Sommario  delle  cose  della  citti  dl  Liucca,  v.  9. — 
Bapporto  delle  cose  della  BIa§;i>a  tatto  11  di  1  •  glugaio, 
1508,  y.  10.— Lettere  scrltte  ad  Antonio  Giacomlnl  Te- 
balduccl  Malcsplnl  Commisarlo  Gen.  dell'  esercito 
florentino  contro  a  Pisanl,  v.  9. — Mandragola,  com- 
media,  v.  8.— Legazione  a  Slantova,  v.  7.— Legazione 
al  Marehese  dl  Mantova,  v.  6.— Patente  dl  Riffaello 
Maziulil,  V.  9. — La  mente  d'an  uomo  dl  stato, 
o  sia  raccolta  dl  seuteuze  estratte  dall'  opere  de 
MachlavelU,  v.  10. — Kovella  piacevollsslma,  v.  9. — 
Legazione  al  Signore  dl  Piombino,  v.  6. — Comml- 
slone  a  Pisa,  e  in  altrl  luoghl  {uorl  e  deutro  11  domlnio 
florentino,  v.  7. — Commislone  a  Pisa  In  tempo  del  con- 
clUo,  V.  7. — Commisslone  al  campo  contro  Pisa,  v.  7. — 
Discorso  tatto  al  dleci  sopra  la  cose  dl  Pisa,  v.  9. — 
Commisslone  in  campo  contro  i  Pisanl,  v.  5.  —  n 
principe,  v.  1. — Due  provvisioni  per  Isiituire  mllizie 
nazionali  nella  repnbbliea  fiorentlna,  v.  10.  — 
Lettere  scritte  sopra  dilTerentl  affiirl  di  governo  a 
nome  della  republica  Fiorentlna,  v.  9. — Rime,  v.  8.— 
Legazione  prima,  seconda,  alia  corte  de  Kouui,  r.  6. 
— Legazione  alia  contessa  Caterina  Sforza,  v.  5. — Le- 
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1877,  p.  694.)— A  Summer  morning.  1  p.  (Scribner's 
Monthly,  V.  16,  1878,  p.  67.5.) 

Mackay,  Rev.  Macintosh.  Memoirs  of  James 
Ewing,  Esq.,  of  Strathleven,  with  a  series  of 
letters  written  while  on  a  tour  in  Italy.  Switz- 
erland .  .  .     Glasgow,  1866.     sq.  8°.         4824 

Mackay,  Robert  (Rob  Donn).     Rob  Donn"s 

poems.     17  pp.     [Quart.  Kev.  v.  45,  1831,  p.  358.) 

Mackay,  Robert  William.  Progress  of  the 
intellect,  as  exemplified  in  the  religious  de- 
velopment of  the  Greeks  and  Hebrews.  Lon- 
don, 1850.  2  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  12,  1850.  p.  443 ;  v.  17,  1853,  p.  154 ; 
iV.  Am.  Rev.  y.  75,  1852,  p.  1  ;  Westm.  Rev. 
v.  54,  1851,  p.  353.)  —1423 

Tuebingen  school  and  its  antecedents  :  a 

review  of  the  history  and  present  condition 
of  modern  theology.  London,  1863.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  24,  1863,  p.  510. ) 

—3246 

Mackay,  W.  S.   Warning  from  the  East ;  or, 

the  Jesuits  as  missionaries  in  India.  London, 

1845.     8°.     {With  Duff,  A.,  Jesuits:   their 

origin,  etc.)  — 3294 

Mackay,  William.   The  popular  idol.    14  pp. 

{Harper's  Mag.  v.  51,  1875,  p.  686.) 

McKay.    See  also  McCay. 


McKean,  Joseph,  D.  D.  Sketch  of  the  life 
and  character  of.  11  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  v. 
8,  1826,  p.  157.) 

McKean,  Thomas.  Life  of.  10  pp.  (Long- 
acre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J.,  j\'at.  portr.  gallery,  v.  4.)— 
Sanderson,  J.  In  his  Biography  of  the  signers,  v.  6, 
p.  261.     90  pp. 

and    Rodney,    Caesar.      Laws  of  the 

government  of  New-Castle.  Kent,  and  Sus- 
sex, upon  Delaware.  Wilmington.  1763.  2 
V.  fo.  —3352 

McKean  county.  Pa.  Ashburner,  C.  A. 
Geology  of  McKean  county  and  its  connec- 
tion with  that  of  Cameron.  Elk,  an^i  Forest. 
1880,  2  V.     {Pa.  2  geol.  surv.  1874-80,  R.) 

McKeen,  Philena,  and  McKeen,  Phebe 
Fuller.  Annals  of  50  years.  A  history  of 
Abbot  Academy,  Andover,  Mass.,  1829-79. 
With  an  introduction  by  Edwards  A.  Park, 
D.  D.     Andover,  1880.     8°.  —2363 

Mackeldey,  Ferdinand.    Compendium  of 

modern  civil  law.    5  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  l>em.  Ret.  v.  17, 

1846,  p.  445.) 

Mackendree,  William.  D.  D..  Bp.  of  M.  E. 

Church.  Summers,  T.  Wu].  Mackendree.  9  pp. 
(Piper,  F.,  Leaders  of  ch.  universal,  v.  2,  p.  623.) 

M'Kenney,  Col.  Thomas  Lorraine.  1785- 
1858.  Memoirs,  official  and  personal :  with 
sketches  of  travels  among  the  northern  and 
southern  Indians  ;  embracing  a  war  excur- 
sion, and  descriptions  of  scenes  along  the 
western  borders.  New  York,  1846.  2  v.  in  1, 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  63,  1846,  p. 
481.)  1653 

Sketches  of  a  tour  to  the  liakeg.    19pp.    (Rev.  of  in 

N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  25,  1827,  p.  334.) 

and  Hall,  James.    History  of  the  Indian 

tribes  of  North  America,  with  biographical 
sketches  and  anecdotes  of  the  principal 
chiefs.  Phila.  1836-44.  3  v.  fo.  (Rev.  of  in 
N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  47,  1838,  p.  134.)  1651 

Mackenzie,  Sir  Alexander.  Circa  1755- 
1820.  Voyages  from  Montreal,  on  the  river 
St.  Laurence,  through  the  continent  of  North 
America,  to  the  Frozen  and  Pacific  oceans, 
in  the  years  1789  and  1793.  London,  1801. 
4°.     (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  1,  1803,  p.  141.) 

1452 

Mackenzie,  Alexander.  1838—.  History 
of  the  clan  Mackenzie  ;  with  genealogies  of 
the  principal  families.    Inverness,  1879.    8°. 

2784 

History  of  the  Highland  clearances  ;  con- 
taining a  reprint  of  Donald  Macleod's 
"  Gloomy  memories  of  the  Highlands  '' ;  Isle 
of  Skye  in  1882  :  and  a  verbatim  report  of  the 
trial  of  the  Braes  crofters.  Inverness,  1883. 
12°.  2594 

Life  of   [Alexander  Macgregorl.     12  pp.     (Mac- 

gregor.  A.,  Life  of  Flora  Macdonald,  p.  ix.) 

Mackenzie,  Alexander.  History  of  the  re- 
lations of  the  government  with  the  hill  tribes 
of  the  north-east  frontier  of  Bengal.  Cal- 
cutta, 1884.     8°.  8452 

McKenzie,  Alexander.      Old    parsonage  ; 

Washingu..u  elm.  5  pp.  (Vaille,  F.  O.,  and  Clark,  H. 
A.,  Harvard  Book,  v.  2,  pp.  26,  446.) 

Mackenzie,  Alexander   Slidell.      1803-48. 

Life  of  Paul  Jones.     New  York,  1846-48. 

2  V.  16°.  3786 
Life  of  Stephen  Decatur.     Boston.  1846. 

12°.  3887 


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The  same.  Boston,  1848.  12°.  (Sparks, 
J.,  Am.  biog.  2  s.  v.  11.)  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am. 
Rev.  V.  64,  1847,  p.  217.)  3846 

—  Life  of  Com.  O.  H.  Perry.  25  pp.  (Rev.  of  lu  N. 
Am.  Riv.  v-53,  1841,  p.  79.)— Year  In  Spain.  23  pp. 
(Rev.  of  lu  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  30,  1830,  p.  237.) 

Mackenzie,  Charles.  See  Compton,  Henry. 

Mackenzie,  Charles  Kenneth.  1788-1862. 
Notes  on  Haiti,  made  during  a  residence  in 
that  republic.  London,  1830.  2  v.  12°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  2,  1830,  p.  61.)        1628 

Mackenzie,  Col.  Colin.    Johnston,  Sir  A. 

Biographical  sketch  of  the  literary  career  of  M.  32  pp. 
(Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  v.  1,  1834,  p.  333.) 

Mackenzie,  Donald.  The  flooding  of  the 
Sahara  :  an  account  of  the  proposed  plan  for 
opening  Central  Africa  to  commerce  and 
civilization  from  the  North-west  coast.  Lon- 
don, 1877.     12°.  1427 

Mackenzie,  George,  1  Earl  of  Cromarty. 
1630-1714.  Historical  account  of  the  con- 
spiracies by  the  Earls  of  Go  wry,  and  Robert 
Logan  of  Restalrig  against  King  James  VI. 
Edinburgh,  1713.     12°.  2565 

Mackenzie,  George,  3  Earl  of  Cromarty. 
Gi-eat  Britain.  House  of  Lords.  Whole  pro- 
ceedings in  the  House  of  Peers,  upon  the 
indictments  against  William,  Earl  of  Kilmar- 
nock, George,  Earl  of  Cromertie,  and  Arthur, 
Lord  Balmerino,  for  high  treason.     1746. 

Mackenzie,  Sir  George.  1636-91.  Works. 
With  many  learned  treatises,  never  before 
printed.     Edinburgh,  1722.     2  v.  fo.     —1361 

Contents.  A  treatise  of  actions,  v.  2. — TheAutbor'g 
life,  V.  1. — Consolation  against  calumnies,  v.  2. — 
Causae  forenses,  nunquam  ante  hac  iiniiressae, 
V.  1. — Cliaracteres  quoruudam  apud  Scotos  advoca- 
toruni,  V.  1.— That  the  lawful  successor  cannot  be  de- 
barred from  succeeding  to  the  crovrn,  v.  2.— Idea 
eloqueutlae  forensis  hodleruae:  una  cum  actlone 
forensl  ex  unaquaque  juris  parte,  v.  1. — Moral  history 
of  frugality,  v.  1.— Essays  on  happiness,  v.  1. — The 
science  of  heraldry  treated  as  a  part  of  the  civil  law 

and  law  of  nations,  v.  2 Jus  reglum,  or  the  just 

and  solid  foundations  of  monarchy,  v.  2. — Institutions 
of  the  law  of  Scotland,  v.  2. — Laws  and  customs 
of  Scotland  in  matters  criminal,  v.  2 Moral  gal- 
lantry, v.  1. — Oratio  inauguralis  lu  aperienda 
Jurisconsultorum  blbllotheca,  v.  1.— Observations  on 
the  acts  of  Parliament,  v.  1. — Observations  on  the 
18  act  of  the  23  Parliament  of  King  .lames  VI,  1621,  v.  2. 
—Letter  to  the  Earl  of  Perth,  High  Chancellor  of 
Scotland,  v.  2 — Pleadings  before  the  Supreme  courts 
of  Scotland  and  their  decisions,  v.  1. — Observations 
upon  the  laws  and  customs  of  nations  as  to  prece- 
dency, v.  2.— Keason,  an  essay  in  2  parts,  v.  1.— The 
Religious  stoic,  v.  1.— Defence  of  the  antiquity  of 
the  royal  line  of  Scotland  )  Further  defence,  v.  2. 
— Vindication  of  the  government  in  Scotland  during 
the  reign  of  King  Charles  II,  v.  2.— Discourse  concern- 
ing the  3  unions  'twix  Scotland  and  England,  v.  2. 
—Solitude  preferr'd  to  public  employment,  v.  1. — 
Treatise  on  tallies,  v.  2.— True  account  of  the  forms 
used  in  pursuits  of  treason  according  to  the  law  of 
Scotland,  V.  2. — It  is  much  easier  to  be  -virtuous  than 
vicious,  V.  2. 

■ Laws  and  customs  of  Scotland,  in  matters 

criminal.  To  this  2  ed.  is  now  added,  a  trea- 
tise on  the  mutilation  and  demembration, 
and  their  punishments,  by  Sir  Alexander 
Seton.     Edinburgh,  1699.    fo.  —1821 

——  Memoirs  of  the  affairs  of  Scotland  from 
the  restoration  of  King  Charles  II,  A.  D. 
MDCLX.  Edinburgh,  1821.  4°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  36,  1822,  p.  1.)  2562 

Account  of  Hirta  and  Rona.    1  p.    (Pinkerton,  J., 

Voyaqes,  v.  3,  p.  730.) 

M'Crle,  T.    Account  of  a  MS  history  of  Scotland, 

by  M.    5  pp.     {IJlachwood's  Mag.  v.  1,  1817,  p.  273.) 

—  Innes,  A.  T.  "The  bloody  Mackenzie."  19  pp. 
[ConUmp.  Hev.  v.  18, 1871,  p.  248.)— I^ife  of  M.    20  pp. 


(Mackenzie,  Sir  G.,  Works,  v.  1,  p.  1.)- Nlceron,  3.  P. 

Mem.  des  hommes,  v.  25. 

Mackenzie,  Sir  George  Stewart.     Travels 

in  the  island  of  Iceland  .  .  .  1810.  20  pp.  (Rev.  of  lu 
Edin.  Rev.  v.  19, 1811,  p.  416 ;  Quart.  Rtv.  v.  7,  1812,  p.  48.) 

Mackenzie,  Georgiana  Mary  Muir,  and 
Irby,  A.  P.  Travels  in  the  Slavonic  pro- 
vinces of  Turkey-in-Europe.  London,  1866. 
8".  1463  • 

The  same.  With  a  preface  by  W.  E.  Glad- 
stone. 2  ed.,  revised.  London,  1877.  2  v. 
8°.  1463 

Mackenzie,  Henry,  D.D.,  Bp.  of  Notting- 
ham. 1808-78.  Essay  on  the  life  and  in- 
stitutions of  Offa,  King  of  Mercia,  A.  D.  755- 
794.     London,  1840.     8°.  1563 

Mackenzie,  Henry.  1745-1831.  Works. 
Edinburgh,  1808.     8  v.  p.  8°.  2186 

Contents.  Account  of  the  life  of  Lord  Abercromby, 
V.  7.— Some  account  of  the  life  and  writings  of  Dr. 
Blacklock,  v.  7. — Dramatic  pieces,  v.  8. — False 
shame,  or  the  white  hypocrite,  a  comedy,  v.  8. — 
Julia  de  Rouhign^,  a  tale,  v.  3. — Papers  from  the 
Iiounger,  v.  5-7. — Alan  of  feeling,  v.  1. — Man  of 
the  world,  v.  1,  2. — Papers  from  the  Mirror,  v.  4,  5. 
—Review  of  the  principal  proceedings  of  the  Parlia- 
ment of  1784,  V.  7.— Poetry,  v.  8.— Prince  of  Tunis, 
a  tragedy,  v.  8.— Spanish  father,  a  tragedy,  v.  8. — 
Account  of  the  life  and  writings  of  William  Ty  tier,  v.  7. 

Report  of  the  committee  of  the  Highland 

Society  of  Scotland,  appointed  to  inquire  into 
the  nature  and  authenticity  of  the  poems  of 
Ossian.     Edinburgh,  1805.     8°.  1345 

Critical  remarks  on  the  character  of  FalstAtf.    16 

pp.  (Drake,  N.,  Mem.  of  Shaksp.  p.  447.)— Criticism  on 
the  character  and  tragedy  of  Hamlet.  19  pp.  (Drake, 
N.,  Mem.  of  Shaksp.  p.  370.)— Account  of  the  life  of  Mr. 
Johu  Home.  184  pp.  (Home,  J.,  Works,  v.  1,  p.  1.) — 
Tiie  Man  of  feeling ;  the  man  of  the  world;  -Julia 
de  Roubign6.  181  pp.  (Ballantyne,  J.,  Novelist's  Libr. 
p.  375.) 

Coues,  S.  E.    Mackenzie's  Man  of  feeling.    17  pp. 

(Cftr.  Exam.  v.  25,  1839,  p.  55.)— Planche,  J.  B.  G. 
Pontes  et  romanciers  do  la  Grande-Bretagne.  Henry 
Mackenzie.  13  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1833,  2  s.  v.  3, 
p.  203.)— Scott,  .StV  W.  Memoir  of  M.  19  pp.  (Miscel. 
works,  v.  4,  p.  1.)— Talfourd,  T.  N.  Mackenzie.  3  pp. 
(Crit.  and  miscel.  writings,  p.  8.) 

Mackenzie,  J.,  M.D.    On  pauperism,  its 

cure;  and  the  land  question.  27  pp.  (Ivory,  T., 
Pauperism  and  the  poor  laws.) 

Mackenzie,  Rev.  John.  Ten  years  north  of 
the  Orange  river.  A  stoiy  of  every  day  life 
and  work  among  the  South  African  tribes 
from  1859  to  1869.     Edinburgh,  1871.    p.  8°. 

1427 

Mackenzie,  John.  —1848.  Sar-Obair  nam 
bard  Gaelach :  or,  the  beauties  of  Gaelic 
poetry,  and  lives  of  the  Highland  bards. 
With  an  historical  introduction,  by  James 
Logan.     Edinburgh,  1872.    r.  8°.  .  1343 

Mackenzie,  John.  Memoirs  of  the  life  and 
writings  of  John  Calvin  ;  compiled  from  the 
narrative  of  Theodore  Beza,  and  other  au- 
thentic documents.  Accompanied  with  bio- 
graphical sketches  of  the  Reformation.  Lon- 
don [1809].  8°.  5856 
The  same.  2  ed.   London,  1818.   13°.   5857 

Mackenzie,  John  Noland,  M.D.    1853—. 

Tr.-ui.sllxlon  of  the  left  arytenoid  cartilage  by  a 

Ush-bone  ;  loss  of  motion  lu  the  corresponding  half  of 
the  larynx;  abscess;  recovery.  3  pp — Local  use  of 
the  bichloride  of  mercury  In  diseases  of  the  nose 
and  throat.  3  pp.  (Ropr.  from  Md.  Med.  Journ.  Fob.  15, 
1883.)  —  Some  observations  on  the  toxic  effects  of 
chrome  on  the  nose,  throat,  and  ear.  7  pp.  Chicago, 
1884.  12°.  (Repr.  from  Journ.  Am.  Med.  Assoc.  Nov.  29, 
1884.)— TAe  tame.  8  pp.  Paris  [1884].  12°.  (Extrait 
dos  Annates  des  mal.  de  rurei/Ze.)— Cases  of  reflex  cough 


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dae  to  nasal  polypi,  with  remarks.  8  pp.  Baltimore, 
188*.  8".  (Repr.  from  Trans,  of  Med.  and  Chirur.  faculty 
of  Md.  1881.)— Coryza  vasomotoria  periodica  ("  bay 
asthma  ")  in  the  negro.  With  some  remarks  on  the 
etiology  of  the  disease.  6  pp.  (Kepr.  from  Med.  Secord, 
Oct.  18,  1884.) — Contribution  to  the  study  of  coryza 
vasomotoria  periodica,  or  so-called  ♦•hay  fever." 
16  pp.  (Repr.  from  N.  T.  Med.  Record,  July  19, 18>H.)— 
Some  notes  on  the  pathology  of  Intranasal  Inflam- 
inatioii.  12  i)p.  (Extract  from  Med.  \ews,  Oct.  4, 18»i.) 
— On  nasal  eongh  and  the  existence  of  a  sensitive 
reflex  area  In  the  nose.  11  pp.  (Repr.  from  Am.  Joum. 
of  Med.  Sci.  July,  1883.)— Historical  notes  on  the  dis- 
covery of  the  nasal  erectile  tlssne.  6  pp.  (Repr. 
from  Boston  Med.  and  Surg.  Joum.  Jan.  1,  1835.) — Deflec- 
tion of  the  nasal  septum  aud  its  treatment.  16  pp. 
(Ropr.  from  Tram,  of  Med.  Soc.  of  Va.  1883.) — An  im- 
proved self-retaining  nasal  specalnm.  1  p.  (Bepr. 
from  Med.  News,  Dec.  6, 1884.)— Some  remarks  on  naso- 
anral  catarrli  and  its  rational  treatment.  22  pp. 
(Repr.  from  Trans,  of  Med.  and  Chirur.  faculty  of  Md. 
1883.) — On  a  hitherto  undoscrlhed  malformation  of  the 
naso-pharyux.  4  pp.  \fiei>r.  trova  ArclUces  of  Laryn- 
gology, V.  4,  No.  3,  July,  1883.) — Abstract  of  a  paper  "  on 
nose-cougli  and  the  existence  of  a  sensitive  reflex 
area  in  the  nasal  mucous  membrane."  4  pp.  (Repr. 
from  Md.  Med.  Joum.  July  7,  1883.)— Irritation  of  the 
gexnal  apparatag  as  an  etiological  factor  in  the 
production  of  nasal  disease.  7  pp.  (Bepr.  from  Am. 
Joum.  of  Med.  Sci.  April,  1834.)— Contribution  to  the 
study  of  congenital  syphilis.  8  pp.  (Repr.  from 
If.  r.  Med.  Joum.  May  31,  1«84.)  —3703 

Mackeitzie,  John  Whiteford.  Catalogue  of 
the  very  extensive  and  valuable  library  of, 
which  will  be  sold  by  auction  by  Messrs.  T. 
Chapman  &  Son.    Edinburgh,  1886.   2  v.  8°. 

W.37 

Mackenzie,  Murdo.  View  of  the  salmon 
fishery  of  Scotland,  with  observations  on  the 
nature,  habits,  and  instincts  of  the  salmon . . . 
Edinburgh,  1860.     8°.  —2635 

Mackenzie,  Peter.  Life  of  Thomas  Muir. 
Glasgow.  1831.     8°.  4855 

Mackenzie,  Robert.  1823-81.  The  19  cen- 
tury.   A  history.     London,  1880.    12°.     2416 

Mackenzie,  Robert  Shelton,  jlf.  Z)..  LL.  Z). 
1809-81.  Life  of  Charles  Dickens.  With  per- 
sonal recollections  and  anecdotes ;  Letters 
by  ''Boz,"  never  before  pub.;  and  uncol- 
lected papers  in  prose  and  verse.  Phila. 
1870.     8°.  4826 

The  Departed.  2  pp.  [Dublin  Pniv.  Mag.  v.  10, 1837, 

p.  556.)— The  Solace  of  song.  2  pp.  (Dublin  TTnio. 
Mag.  V.  13,  1839,  p.  611.)-Sonuets.  3  pp.  {Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  11,  1838,  pp.  86,  291.)— Strew  odorons 
flowers.    2  pp.     (Dublin  ITniv.  Mag.  v.  17,  1841,  p.  759.) 

(Ed.)    Life  of  John  Philpot  Curran.    See 

Curran,  W.  H.  (in  supplement). 

Mackenzie,  Thomas,  Zx)rd.  1807-69.  Studies 
in  Roman  law,  with  comparative  views  of 
the  laws  of  France,  England,  and  Scotland. 
3  ed.  Edinburgh,  1870.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Blacku'oocVs  Mag.  v.  93,  1863,  p.  314.)  —1325 

Mackenzie,  William  Lyon.  1795-1861.  Life 
and  times  of  Martin  Van  Buren  :  the  corres- 
pondence of  his  friends,  family,  and  pupils. 
Boston,  1846.     8°.  3873 

Lives  and  opinions  of  Benjamin  Franklin 

Butler  and  Jesse  Hoyt.  Boston,  1845.  8°. 
( With  his  Life  of  Van  Buren. )  3873 

LiNDSEY,  C.   Life  and  times  of  Wm.  Lyon 

Mackenzie.     1862,  2  v. 

Mackenzie  clan.  Mackenzie,  A.  History 
of  the  clan  Mackenzie.     1879. 

Cromartie  papers.  24  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  147, 1878, 

p.  1.) 

McKeon,  John.    Political  portraits.    John 

McKeon.     10  pp.     (Dem.  Rev.  v.  26,  1860,  p.  450.) 

Mackerel.    Cornish,  T.     Mackerel  and  pil- 
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Pabt  IV.— 3. 


hlb.  Literature,  v.  6,  p.  109.) — Cremony,  3.  C.  Mackerel- 
catchlug.  7  pp.  (Ocerld.  Monthly,  y.  ^,  Ifno,  p.  161.)— 
NordhoflT,  C.  How  mackerel  are  caught.  7  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  9,  1854,  p.  674.)— Prince,  J.,  and  Bos- 
worth,  N.  Petition  to  the  government  of  Plymouth 
relative  to  the  mackerel  flsherles.  2  pp.'  (Mass.  Hist. 
Soc.  Coll.  V.  6,  1846,  p.  127.) 

Mackey,  Albert  Gallatin.  1809-81.  The 
Ahiman  Rezon  ;  or,  book  of  constitutions  of 
the  Grand  Lodge  of  ancient  freemasons  of 
South  Carolina ;  with  a  system  of  monitorial 
instruction.     Charleston,  1852.     8°.      —1384 

Lexicon    of    freemasonry.      Revised   by 

Donald  Campbell.    London,  1867.    p.  8°. 

—1387 

Mackey.    See  also  Macky. 

Mackie,  Charles.  Castles,  palaces,  and  pris- 
ons of  Mary,  Queen  of  Scots ;  being  historical 
and  descriptive  accounts  of  31  palaces  and 
fortresses  celebrated  as  the  scenes  of  her 
eventful  life.  With  notices  of  the  visits  of 
King  George  IV  and  Queen  Victoria  to  their 
Scottish  ancestral  domains.  New  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1853.    r.  8°.  4852 

Contents. 
Black  castle,  or  Cakemuir    Hardwick  manor. 


Hermitage  castle. 
Holyrood  abbey  and  palace. 
Holyrood  house.  Palace  of. 
Inchmabome. 
Linlithgow  palace. 
Lochleven  castle. 
Naworth  castle. 
Niddry  castle. 
Seaton  castle  and  palace. 
Sheffield  castle  and  manor. 
Stirling  castle  and  palace. 
Tutbury  castle. 
Wingfleld  manor. 
Appendix. 


castle. 
Bolton  castle. 
Borthwick  castle. 
Burntisland  castle. 
Carlisle  castle. 
Chatsworth  manor. 
Cralgmiliar  castle. 
Crookston  castle. 
Dumbarton  castle. 
Dunbar  castle. 
Dundrennan  abbey. 
Duunottar  castle. 
Edinburgh  castle. 
Falkland  palace. 
Fotheriughay  castle. 

Original   historical    description    of    the 

monastery,    chapel    royal,    and    palace    of 
Holyrood  house.     Edinburgh,  1832.  8°.  1524 

M'Kie,  James  C.  Bibliography  of  Robert 
Burns,  with  biographical  and  bibliographical 
notes,  and  sketches  of  Burns  clubs,  monu- 
ments, and  statues.     Kilmarnock,  1881.    8°. 

W.58 

Mackie,  John  Milton.  1813—.  Life  of  God- 
frey William  von  Leibnitz.  On  the  basis  of 
the  German  work  of  Dr.  G.  E.  Guhrauer. 
Boston,  1845.    p.  8°.  5847 

Life  of  Schamyl ;    and  narrative  of  the 

Circassian    war    of    independence    against 
Russia.     Boston,  1856.     12°.  5894 

Life  of  Samuel  Gorton.    97  pp.    (Sparks,  J.,  Am. 

biog.  2  s.  V.  5,  p.  315.) 

M'Kinnen,  Daniel.  Tour  through  the  Brit- 
ish West  Indies.  9  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  4, 1804, 
p.  419.) 

Mackinnon,  Lady  Alexandra.    Life  of.    34 

pp.     ,Hist.  of  Order  of  visitation,  p.  183.) 

Mackinnon,  William  Alexander.  History 
of  civilisation  and  public  opinion.  3  ed. 
London,  1849.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  29,  1847,  p.  126 ;  Fraser's  Mag. 
V.  34,  1846.  p.  1.)  2453 

Mackintosh,  Charles  Calder,  D.  D.  Taylor, 
W.  Memorials  of  the  life  and  ministry  of 
C.  C.  Mackintosh,  D.  D.     1870. 

Mackintosh,  iJer.  Donald.  1743-1808.  Col- 
lection of  Gaelic  proverbs  and  familiar 
phrases ;  Englished  a-new.  To  which  is 
added,  "The  way  to  wealth,"  by  Benjamin 
Franklin.     Edinburgh,  1819.     16°.  1258 

See  also  IVicolson,  A.  Collection  of  Gaelic  proverbs, 
based  on  Macintosh's  Collection. 


MACKINTOSH 


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Mackintosh,  Sir  James.  1765-1832.  Mis- 
cellaneous works.  New  ed.  London,  1854. 
3  V.  16°.  2147 
Contents.  On  the  philosophical  genius  of  Lord 
Bacon  and  Mr.  Locke,  v.  1.— Speech  on  the  civil  gov- 
ernment of  Canada,  v.  3 Character  of  Right  Hon. 

George  Canning,  v.  2.— Charge  delivered  to  the 
grand  jury  of .  .  .  Bombay,onthe20of  July,  1811,  v.  3. — 
Bef  utatlon  of  the  claim  on  behalf  of  King  Charles  I  to 
theauthorshipof  the  EIKON  BA2IAIKH,  v.  1.— Charac- 
ter of  Charles,  1  Marquis  Corn-vrallis,  v.  1.— Speech  on 
moving  for  a  committee  to  inquire  into  the  state  of  the 
criminal  lavr,  v.  3. — Discourse  read  at  the  open- 
ing of  the  Literary  Society  of  Bombay,  v.  2. — Preface 
to  a  reprint  of  the  Edinburgh.  Revievr  of  17.55,  v.  2. 
— Dissertation  on  the  progress  of  ethical  philoso- 
phy, chiefly  during  the  17  and  18  centuries,  v.  1.— On 

the  state  of  France  In  1815,  v.  3 Vindlcae  Galliae  : 

A  defence  of  the  French  revolution,  v.  3. — Reasons 

against  the  French  war  of  1793,  v.  3 Speech  on  the 

annexation  of  Genoa  to  the  kingdom  of  Sardinia,  v.  3. 
— Review  of  Mr.  Godwin's  lil-ves  of  Ed-»vard  and 
John  Philips,  v.  2.— Memoir  of  the  affairs  of  Hol- 
land, A.  D.  1667-86,  V.  1.— Discourse  on  the  law  of 
nature  and  nations,  v.  1. — On  the  writings  of 
Slachiavel,  v.  2. — Statement  of  the  case  of  Donna 
Maria  da  Gloria,  as  a  claimant  to  the  crown  of  Portu- 
gal, V.  2.— Lite  i>f  Sir  Thomas  More,  v.  1.— On  the  right 
of  parliamentary  suffrage,  v.  3.— Speech  in  defence 
of  Jean  Peltier,  v.  3.— Account  of  the  partition  of 
Poland,  V.  2.— Speech  on  . . .  the  affairs  of  Portugal, 
V.  3.— Speech  on  . . .  the  recognition  of  the  inde- 
pendent states  .. .  of  America  formerly  subject 
to  Spain,  v.  3.— Speech  on  the  2  reading  of  the  bill  to 
amend  the  representation  of  the  people  of 
England  and  'Wales,  v.  3. — Review  of  the  causes 
of  the  revolution  of  1688,  v.  2.— Review  of  Roger's 
poems,  V.  2.— Speech  on  . . .  the  trial  and  condemna- 
tion of  Rev.  John  Smith,  of  Demerara,  v.  3.— Review 
of  Madame  de  Stael's  De  I'Allemagne,  t.  2.— 
Sketch  of  the  administration  and  fall  of  Struensee, 
V.  2. 

The  same.    New  York,  1860.    3  v.  in  1,  8°. 
{Mod.  Brit,  essayists.)  2263 

A'ote. — Contents  the  same  as  preceding. 
(Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Kev.  v.  4,  1846,  p.  285 ;  N.  Brit. 
Rev.  V.  5,  1846,  p.  504.) 

History  of  the  revolution  in  England  in 

1688.  To  which  is  prefixed,  a  notice  of  the 
life,  writings,  and  speeches  of  Sir  James 
Mackintosh.  London,  1834.  4°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  51,  1834,  p.  493  ;  Westm.  Rev. 
V.  21,  1834,  p.  399.)  1542 

Lives  of  eminent  British  statesmen.    See 

Forster,  J.,  Mackintosh,  Sir  J.,  and  Cour- 
tenay,  T.  P. 

—  Sir  Thomas  More.  110  pp.  (Forster,  J.,  and  others. 
Lives  of  em.  Brit,  statesmen,  v.  1,  p.  1 :  Lardner,  D.,  Cab. 
Cyc.)—Ju  behalf  of  free  speech,  on  the  trial  of  Jean 
Peltier,  accused  of  libelling  Napoleon  Bonaparte ; 
Court  of  King's  bench,  Feb.  21, 1803.  77  pp.  (Adams, 
C.  K.,  Representative  Brit,  orations,  v.  2,  p.  185;  Rev.  of  In 
Edin.  Ren.  v.  2,  1803,  p.  476.) 

— —  De  ^nincey,  T.  Glance  at  the  works  of  M.  36  pp. 
{Works,  V.  13,  p.  59.)— Eliot,  8.  A.  Mackintosh's  His- 
tory of  England.  11pp.  (C/ir.  &am.  V.  11,  1831,  p.  337.) 
— On  ethical  philosophy.  20  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Am. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  12,  1832,  p.  133.)— Hazlitt,  W.  Sir  James 
Mackintosh.  18  pp.  {Spirit  of  the  aye,  p.  208.)— Ma- 
caulay,  T.  B.,  Baron.  Mackintosh's  History  of  the 
revolution  in  England,  in  1688.  26  pp.  {Essays,  crit.  and 
miicel.  p. 289;  and  Edin.  /?eo.v.  61,1835,  p. 2C.5.)--Ripley, 
G.  Mackintosh's  Ethical  philosophy.  22  pp.  {Chr. 
Exam.  V.  13,  1833,  p.  311.) 

Mackintosh,  R.  J.  (Ed.)    Memoirs  of  the 

life  of  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  James  Mackintosh.  1835, 
2  v.;  1858,  2  v. 

Adams, C.K.    Sir  James  Mackintosh.    9pp.    {InhU 

Representative  Brit,  orations,  v.  2,  p.  176.)— Cole- 
ridge, S.T.  Epitaph  on  M.  3  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.y.l, 
1833,  p.  175.)— JeflTrey,  F.,  Lord.  Life  of  M.  14  pp. 
(/)i  his  Contrlbfl.  to  the  Edin.  Rev.  p.  742.)— Late  Sir  J. 
Mackintosh  and  the  Law  Mngazine.  6  pp.  (Eraser's 
Mag.  v.  6, 1832,  p.  807.)— Redding,  C.  Sir  James  Mack- 
intosh. 21  pp.  (In  his  Personal  reminiscences,  v.  2,  p. 
271.)— Smith,  8.  Letter  on  the  character  of  M.  2  pp. 
( Workt,  p.  410.) 


See  also  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  6, 1835,  p.  481 ;  v.  7, 1836, 
p.  177  ;   N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  35,  1832,  p.  433  ;  v.  66, 1848,  p.  261. 

Wallace,  William,  and  Bell,  Robert. 

History  of  England.  London,  1830-40.  10  v. 
16°.     (Lardner,  D.,  Cah.  Cyc.)  1578 

Mackintosli,  John.  History  of  civilization 
in  Scotland,  v.  1,  3.  London,  1878-84.  2  v. 
8°.  2584 

Mackintosh,  John.  Sketch  of.  16  pp.  {Dub- 
lin Univ.  Mag.  v.  44,  1854,  p.  588.) 

Mackintosh,  Robert  James  {Ed. )  Memoirs 
of  the  life  of  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  James  Mackintosh. 
London,  1835.     2  v.  8°.  4854 

The  same.  Boston,  1853.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  62,  1836.  p.  205 ;  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  54.  1835,  p.  250  ;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  23, 
1835,  p.  429.)  4852 

Macklin,  Charles.     1690-1797.     Love  a  la 

mode.  9  pp.  (London  stage,  y.i;  Oxberry,  W.,  A^eto 
Eng.  drama,  v.  22  ;  Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  5, 
p.  492.) — Man  of  the  world :  a  comedy.  63  pp. 
(Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  5;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brit, 
theat.  V.  18;  London  stage,  v.  3;  Oxberry,  W.,  New.  Eng. 
drama,  v.  16.) 

Cooke,  W.     Memoirs  of  Charles  Macklin. 

1804. 

KiRKMAN,  J.  T.     Memoirs  of  the  life  of 

Charles  Macklin,  principally  compiled  from 
his  own  papers  and  memorandums.  1799,  2  v. 

Archer,  W.    Charles  Macklin.    24  pp.    (Matthews, 

B.,  and  Hutton,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Mackness,  James,  ilf.  D.  1805-51.  Dyspho- 
nia  clericorum,  or  clergyman's  sore-throat : 
its  pathology,  treatment,  and  prevention. 
London,  1848.     8°.  —3786 

McKnight,  David  A.  The  electoral  system 
of  the  United  States.  A  critical  and  histori- 
cal exposition  of  its  fundamental  principles 
in  the  constitution,  and  of  the  acts  and  pro- 
ceedings of  Congress  enforcing  it.  Phila. 
1878.    8°.  —1347 

Macknight,  James,  D.  D.     1721-1800.    All 

the  actions  recorded  in  the  Gospels  are  probable  ;  Of 
the  argument  for  the  truth  of  the  Christian  religion 
arising  from  the  conversion  of  the  world  to  Christian- 
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Macknight,  Thomas.  History  of  the  life 
and  times  of  Edmund  Burke.  London,  1858- 
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Life  of  Henry  St.  John,  Viscount  Boling- 

broke.  London,  1863.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in ^dm. 
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Right  Hon.  Benjamin  Disraeli.  A  literary 

and  political  biography.  Addressed  to  the 
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Macky,  John.  — 1726.  Journey  through 
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1407 

Memoirs  of  the  secret  services  of,  during 

the  reigns  of  King  William,  Queen  Anne, 
and  King  George  L    London,  1733.    8°.    1543 

Contents.  Characters  of  the  court  of  Great  Brit- 
ain.—Characters  of  the  foreign  ministers.— Charac- 
ters of  the  nobility  of  Scotland.— Characters  of 
the  officers  military  and  naval.— Appendix  of  original 
papers. 
Aote.—ThlB  book  has  been  attributed  to  Daniel  Defoe. 

Macky.    See  also  Mackey. 

MaEClaclllan,  Archibald  Neil  Campbell. 
William  Augustus,  Duke  of  Cumberland, 
being  a  sketch  of  his  military  life  and  char- 
acter. With  3  illustrations.  London,  1876. 
p.  8°.  4876 


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MACLEAN 


Mcliachlan,  Robert.    Insecta  and  arach- 

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If  aclagan,  Thomas  John,  M.  D.  The  germ 
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Maolagau,  William  Dalrymple,  D.D..  Bp. 
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age.     See  Weir.  A.,  and  Maclagan,  W.  D. 

The  church  and  the  people,    li  pp.    (Weir,  A., 

aii'i  Maclagan,  W.  D.,  Ckurck  anti  M«  age,  p.  423.) 

Mcliaiidbnrgb,  Florence.  The  automaton- 
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M'liane,  George  R.    Hunt,  J.  W.    Eulogy 

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Mcl^ane,  Louis.    Life  of.    10  pp.    (Longacre, 

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McLiane,  Robert  Milligan.  Political  portraits. 

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Maclaren,  Archibald.  Military  system  of 
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System  of  physical  education,  theoretical 

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—1797 
Maclaren,  Charles.  1782-1866.  Disserta- 
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•^^  Rail^vays  compared  with  canals  and  common 
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Mcl^aren,  Duncan.  Facts  respecting  the  con- 
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Ma^lareii,  James.  Sketch  of  the  history  of 
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{Ed.)  Dean  of  Lismore's  book.  See  Mc- 
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Maclaughlin,  Fanny.  Rome,  its  princes, 
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Maclaurin,  Colin.  1698-1746.  Account  of 
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Maclay,  William.  1737-1804.  Sketches  of 
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Maclean,  Charles.  M.  D.    Remarks  on  the 

evidence  delivered  before  both  houses  of  Parliament, 
on  the  E^8t  India  Company's  affairs.  10  pp. 
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vention and  mitigation  of  epidemic  and  pestilen- 
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upon  the  danger  of  pestilence  from  scarcity.  40  pp. 
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inferences,  respecting  the  causes,  proper  and  adventi- 
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proots  of  the  non-existence  of  contagion  In  these  mala- 
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on  the  British  quarantine  la'«vs,  and  the  so-called 
sanitary  laws  of  the  continental  nations  of  Europe, 
especially  those  of  Spain.  35  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  21, 
1822,  p.  413.)— View  of  the  consequences  of  laying  opea 
the  trade  of  India,  to  private  ships;  with  some  re- 
marks on  the  nature  of  the  East  India  Company's 
rights  to  their  territories,  and  the  trade  depending 
upon  them,  and  on  the  conduct  and  issue  of  the  lata 
negociaUon  for  a  renewal  of  their  exclusive  privileges. 
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Mclieau,  Daniel  Veach,  D.  D.    Finch,  E.  H. 

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Maclean,  J.  P.  Manual  of  the  antiquity  of 
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The  mound  builders  ;  being  an  account  of 

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valleys  of  the  Ohio  and  Mississippi,  together 
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Maclean,  John.  D.  D.     1800—.     History  of 

the  College  of  New  Jersey,  from  its  origin  in 

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Maclean,  Sir  John  {Ed.)    1811—.    Berkeley 

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See  Smyth.  J. 
M^Lieaii,  John.    Notes  of  a  25  years'  service 

in  the  Hudson's  Bay  territory.   London,  1849. 

2  V.  12°.  1647 

McIiCan,  John.     Life  of.     8  pp.     (Longacre, 

J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J.,  Nat.  porlr.  galtery,  v.  4.) — Maury, 
8.  M.     .John  McLean.     19  pp.     (In  her  Statesmen  of 

America,  p.  161.) 

Maclean,  L.  History  of  the  Celtic  language. 
London.  1840.     12°.  —2127 

Maclean,  Mrs.  Letitia  Elizabeth  Landon. 
1802-38.  Poetical  works.  London,  1853.  2  v. 
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Contents.  The  Ancestress,  v.  2. — Ballads,  v.  2. — 
Erlnna,  v.  2.  —  Fragments,  v.  2.  —  The  Golden 
violet,  V.  1.— History  of  the  lyre,  v.  2.— The  Iiu- 
provisatrice,  v.  1.— The  L<ost  Pleiad,  v.  1.— Me- 
moir of  the  author,  v.  1. — Poetical  portraits,  v.  2. 
— Poetical  sketches  of  modern  pictures,  v.  2. — 
Sketches  from  history,  v.  2. — The  Troubadour, 
V.  1. — The  Venetian  bracelet,  v.  2. 

Francesca  Carrara.      [Anon.]      London, 

1834.  3  V.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in  leaser's  Mag.  v. 
11,  1835.  p.  465.)  1203 

Blanchard.  S.  L.  Life  and  literary  re- 
mains of  L.  E.  L.     1841.  2  V. 

Gallery  of  literary  characters.     Miss  Landon. 

2  pp.  (Prater's  Mag.  v.  8, 1833,  p.  433.)— Hall,  S.  C,  and 
Hall,  A.  M.  Uemorles  of  authors :  Hiss  Landon.  11 
pp.  (Atlanl.  Monthly,  t.  15, 1865,  p.  330.)— Jeaffreaon, 
J.  C.  L.  £.  Landon.  16  pp.  (In  his  Novels  and  novel- 
ists, V.  2,  p.  182.) — Miss  I<andon's  poetry.  5  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  16, 1824,  p.  189.)— Poetry  of  L.  E. 
L.  18  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  v.  7,  1827,  p.  50.) — Romance 
and  reality.  13  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Westm.  Ree.  v.  16. 
1832,  p.  204.)— Tastn,  Mme.  A.  Une  jeune  poete  an- 
glalse.  15  pp.  tRev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1832,  v.  6,  p.  404.) — 
The  Troubadour  ;  The  Golden  violet.  18  pp.  (Rer. 
of  In  H'estm.  Rev.  v.  7, 1827,  p.  50.) 

McIiCan,  Margaret  S.    The  fire-fly.    4  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  62,  1881,  p.  415.) 

Maclean,  Neil  N.  Life  at  a  northern  uni- 
versity.    Glasgow,  1874.    p.  8°.  —2367 


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Mcliean,  Sarah  Pratt.     1855—.    Sara  Sper- 

ry's  pension.    5  pp.    [Harper's  Mag.  v.  64, 1882,  p.  106.) 

Macleane>  Rev.  Arthur  John  [Ed.)     Bibli- 

otheca  classica.    See  Long,  G. ,  and  Macleane, 

A.  J. 
[Ed.)    Decii  Junii  Juvenalis  et  A.  Persii 

Flacci  Satirae.     See  Juvenalis,  D.  J.,  and 

Persius  Flaccus,  A. 
Maclear,  Rev.  George  Frederick.     Apostles 

of  mediaeval  Europe.     [London,  1869.]    12°. 

—3297 

Contents. 
Adalbert,  Martyr  of  Prussia.    Lull,  K. 


Anskar,  St. 


Melnhard,  Bp.  of  Txhull. 


Augustine,  St., of  Canterhury.  Methodius. 

Boniface,  St.  Olaf  the  Saint. 

Columba,  St.  Olaf  Tryggveson. 

Columbanus,  St.  Otho,  Bp.,  Apostle  of  Pome- 
Cyril,  St.  rania. 

Eliglus,  St.  Patrick,  St. 

Gregory  of  Utrecht.  Siurmi  of  Fulda. 

Lebuln.  Vlcelln,5<.,  Bp.  of  Oldenburg. 

Lludger.  ■WllUbrord,  St. 

History  of  Christian  missions  during  the 

middle  ages.    Cambridge,  1863.    8°.     —3276 

Maclear,  Thomas.  Contributions  to  astron- 
omy and  geodesy.   London,  1851.   4°.    — 2403 

Macleay,  K.,  M.  D.  Historical  memoirs  of 
Rob  Roy  and  the  clan  MacGregor.  Glasgow, 
1840.     16°.  4847 

H'liCllOSe,  Mrs.  Agnes  Craig.  1759-1841." 
Correspondence  between  Burns  and  Cla- 
rinda.  See  Burns,  R. ,  and  M'Lehose,Mrs.  A.C. 

McLiennail,  Donald.  The  patriarchal  theory. 
See  McLennan,  J.  F.,  and  McLennan,  D. 

Mclieiinan,  John  Ferguson,  LL.D.  — 1881. 
Primitive  marriage.  An  inquiry  into  the 
origin  of  the  form  of  capture  in  marriage 
ceremonies.     Edinburgh,  1865.     8°.     —1386 

Studies  in  ancient  history,  comprising  a 

reprint  of  Primitive  marriage.  An  inquiry 
into  the  origin  of  the  form  of  capture  in  mar- 
riage ceremonies.   London,  1876.   8°.    — 1386 

and  JHcLiennan,  Donald.  The  patri- 
archal theory.    London,  1885.     8°.       —1366 

Macleod,  (— ).  Treatise  on  the  second  sight, 
dreams,  and  apparitions :  with  several  in- 
stances sufficiently  attested.  By  Theophilus 
Insulanus  [pseud.]  Edinburgh,  1763 ;  repr. 
Glasgow,  1819.     12°.     {Miscel.  Scotica,  v.  3.) 

2567 

Kxtracts  from  a  Treatise  on  the  second  sight, 

dreams,  apparitions,  etc.,  by  Theophilus  Insulanus 
[pseud.]    49  pp.    {Klryi,'R.,  Secret  commonwealth,  p.  i9.) 

McIiCOd,  Alexander.  Review  of  the  opinion 
of  Judge  Cowan,  of  the  Supreme  Court  of 
the  state  of  New  York,  in  the  case  of  Alex- 
ander McLeod.  1841.  ( Bound  painph.  v.  139. ) 

Case  of  M.    23  pp.    (Webster,  D.,  Works,  v.  6,  p.  247.) 

Macleod,  Rev.  Donald.  Memoir  of  Norman 
Macleod,D.D.  London,  1876.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  119,  1876,  p.  507.) 

4854 

Macleod,  Donald.  Gloomy  memories  of  the 

Highlands.  114  pp.  (Mackenzie,  A.,  Hist,  of  the  High- 
land clearances,  p.  1.) 

McL.eod,  Mrs.  Georgie  A.  Hulse.  Sea  drifts. 
New  York,  1864.     12°.  2285 

McIjCOd,  H.  Chemical  apparatus  and  pro- 
ducts. 20  pp.  (South  Kensington  Mus.  Handb.  sci. 
apparat.  1876,  p.  195.) 

macleod,  Henry  Dunning.  1821—.  Diction- 
ary of  political  economy:  biographical,  bib- 


liographical, historical,  and  practical.  V.  1. 
London,  1863.     r.  8°.  R.72 

Contents.    Abbot-Co-operation. 
Note.— 'So  more  pub. 

Elements  of  economics.  New  York,  1881- 

86.     2  V.  12°.  —1398 

Principles  of  economical  philosophy.  2  ed. 

V.  2,  pt.  1.     London,  1875.     8°.  —1303 

Theory  and  practice  of  banking.     2  ed. 

London,  1866.     2  v.  8°.  —1303 

McIiCOd,  Lyons.  Travels  in  Eastern  Africa ; 
with  the  narrative  of  a  residence  in  Mozam- 
bique. London,  1860.  2  v.  p.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  31,  1860,  p.  328.)  1428 

Macleod,  Norman,  D.D.  MaCLEOD,  D.  Me- 
moir of  Norman  Macleod,  D.  D.     1876.  2  v. 

Strahan,  a.    Norman  Macleod,   D.  D.  : 

a  slight  contribution  towards  his  biography. 
1872. 

Note— ^epr.  from  Contemp.  Rev.  v.  20,  1872. 

Boyd,  A.K.  H.     Norman  Macleod.     9  pp.     [Fraser's 

Mag.  n.  s.  v.  13, 1876,  p.  497.)— Flint,  R.  Norman  Mac- 
leod. 36  pp.  (Scottish  divines,  p.  425.)— Gladstone, 
W.  E.  Memoir  of  M.  21  pp.  {In  his  Gleanings  of 
past  years,  v.  2,  p.  343.)— Notice  of  M.  9  pp.  [Ihiblin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  88,  1876,  p.  456.) 

See  also  Contemp.  Rev.  v.  6, 1867,  p.  265. 

Maclise,  Daniel.  1806-70.   Christmas  revels, 

an  epic  rhapsody.  9  pp.  (Eraser's  J/afli.  v.  17, 1838,  p.  635.) 

Story  of   the    Norman   conquest.     A  series  of 

designs  by  M.  5  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  53,  1859, 
p.  712.)  —  Maolise's  Illustrations  to  Tennyson's 
"Princess."  6  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  55,  1860, 
p.314.)— Maclise's  cartoon  of  the  battle  of  "Waterloo. 
11  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  54, 1859,  p.  501.) 

Notice  of  M.     19  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  79,  1872, 

p.  241.)— Sketch  of  M.  14  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v. 
29, 1847,  p.  594.) 

Maclise,  Joseph.  Comparative  osteology  : 
being  morphological  studies  to  demonstrate 
the  archetype  skeleton  of  vertebrated  ani- 
mals.    London,  1847.     fo.  —1691 

Maclou,  St.    Sigebert,  of  Gemhlours.    Vita 

Sancti  Maclovii.  9  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
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Maclure,  William.  1763-1840.  Observations 
on  the  geology  of  the  United  States  of  Arnei*- 
ica,with  some  remarks  on  the  effect  produced 
on  the  nature  and  fertility  of  soils,  by  the 
decomposition  of  the  different  classes  of 
rocks.     Phila.  1817.     8°.  —1616 

Maclure.    See  also  McClure. 

M'Malion,  Bernard.  —1816.  American 
gardener's  calendar  ;  adapted  to  the  climate 
and  seasons  of  the  United  States.  11  ed., 
with  a  memoir  of  the  author  :  revised  under 
the  supervision  of  J.  Jay  Smith.  Phila.  1857. 
8°.  —4684 

McMahon,  John  Van  Lear.  1800-71.  His- 
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from  its  colonization  to  the  present  day. 
Baltimore,  1831.    8°.  3584 

Mason,  J.  T.    Life  of  J.  V.  L.  McMahon. 

1880. 

MacMalion,  Marie  Edme  Patrice  Maurice, 
Marechal  de,  Due  de  Magenta,  Pres.  of  the 
French  Republic.  Estienne,  P.  Histoire 
complete  du  Marechal  de  MacMahon.    n.  d. 

Notice  of  M.    24  pp.    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  83, 1874, 

p.  530.) 

Maciiialioii,  Parkyns  (TV.)  Memorial,  or 
brief,  for  the  Comte  deCagliostro,  defendant: 
against  the  King's  Attorney -General,  plain- 
tiff :  in  the  cause  of  the  Cardinal  de  Rohan, 


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C!omtesse  de  La  Motte,  and  others.  From 
the  French  original.   London.  1786.  8°.    5866 

MeMaster,  John  Bach.  1852—.  History  of 
the  people  of  the  United  States,  from  the 
revolution  to  the  civil  war.  2  ed.  V.  1,  2. 
New  York,  1883-85.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Aflant.  Monthly,  v.  52,  1883,  p.  266.)        1616 

McMeens,  Mrs.  Anna  C.  Brockett,  L.  P., 
and  Vaughan,  Mrs.  il.  C.  In  their  Woman's  work  in  the 
civil  war,  p.  191.     2  pp. 

MacMichael,  Rev.  J.  F.  (Ed.)  Anabasis 
of  Xenophon  :  [Gr.]  with  notes,  introduction, 
itinerary,  geographical  appendix,  index,  and 
3  maps.     See  Xenophon. 

Macmichael,  William,  M.D.  1784-1839. 
The  gold-headed  cane.  2  ed.  [Anon.]  Lon- 
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Contents. 
Askew,  A.  Mead,  B.  KadcUffe,  J. 
Balllle,  M.            PltcaU-u,  W. 
Brief  sketch  of  the  progress  of  opinion  on  the  sub- 
ject of  contagion;  with  some  remarks  on  quaran- 
tine.   13  pp.     {Famphleleer,  v.  25,  1825,  p.  619;  Rev.  of 
in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  19,  1826,  p.  130.) 

MaeMicking,  Robert.  Recollections  of 
Manilla  and  the  Philippines,  during  1848, 
1849.  and  1850.     London,  1852.     12°.        3427 

Macuiillaui,  Daniel.  Hughes,  T.  Memoir 
of  Daniel  Macmillan.     1882. 

Sie  also  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  50,  1883,  p.  713. 

Macmillan,  Daniel,  &  Ck>.  Catalogue  of 
books,  new  and  second-hand,  in  all  branches 
of  literature.   Cambridge,  1866-78.  8°.  W.13 

McMillan,  Rev.  John.    Junkin,  D.  K.    Life 

and  labors  of  M.  26  pp.  (Centenary  mem.  of  Presby- 
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Macmillan's  Magazine.    London,  1860- 

87.     55  V.  8°.  2996 

MacMorland,  P.     Cremation  or  burial? 

3  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.y.  87,  1876,  p.  499.)— Lannch- 
Ing  of  «Ue  life-boat.    1  p.     [Dublin  Unic.  Mag.  v.  88, 

1570,  p.  17'2.- 

MacMuUeu,  John.  History  of  Canada, 
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Brockville,  1868.     8°.  1635 

M'Murdo,  James.    Bird,  J.     Biographical 

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Mc^Tair,  Maj.  Frederick.  Perak  and  the 
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1878.     8°.  1495 

Macnally,  Leonard.    Madden,  R.  R.    In  his 

Cnited  Irishmen,  2  s.  p.  569.    21  pp. 

M'Xauiara,  Denis.     The  hills  of  Erin.    1  p. 

(Vublin  Cnic.  Mag.  v.  41,  1853,  p.  193.) 

Macnaiuara,  Capt.  Michael  H.  The  Irish 
Ninth  in  bivouac  and  battle  ;  or,  Virginia 
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M'Namara  Rnssel's  lark  in  the  bight 

(  f  Beuiu.     9  pp.     [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  14,  1836,  p.  474.) 

Mac-Xauiarra,  John,  and  others.  Several 
informations  relating  to  the  horrid  popish 
plot  in  Ireland.  London,  1680.  sm.  fo. 
(^Tracts  rel.  to  popish  plot,  v.  2.)  1521 

Macnauglit,  Rev.  John.     The  doctrine  of 

inspiration.  40  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rec.  v.  25, 
1857,  p.  212.) 

Mc^i'anghtjW.  G.  Music  in  primary  schools. 

14  pp.  (Loudon  Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v. 
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M-]\'aHgIiten,  Daniel.     Trial  of.      10  pp. 

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M-Xeile,  Hugh,  D.D.    Sketch  of.    10  pp. 

(Dublin  Vniv.  Mag.  v.  29, 1817,  p.  462.) 


Macneill,    Hector.      1746-1818.  Poetical 

works.     London,  1801.     2  v.  16°.  1888 

Some  account  of  the  lite  of  M.    5  pp.  (Blackwood'* 

Mag.  V.  4,  1819,  p.  273.) 

McXeill,  Sir  John.  1795-1883.  Progress 
and  present  position  of  Russia  in  the  East : 
an  historical  summary.  3  ed..  continued 
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M'3feven,  WiUiam  James,  M.  D.    Francis, 

J.  W.  [Life  of  M.]  9  pp.  (Gross,  S.  D.,  Lives  of  Am. 
physicians,  p.  479.) — Madden,  R.  R.  /n  his  United 
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M'!5feTin,  John.  United  States  calculator  ; 
or,  arithmetic  simplified,  in  dollars  and 
cents,  adapted  to  the  commerce  of  the  United 
States,  in  its  foreign  and  domestic  relations. 
Baltimore.  1841.     12°.  —2426 

MacXeyin,  Thomas.  Lives  and  trials  of 
Archibald  Hamilton  Rowan,  Rev.  William 
Jackson,  the  defenders,  "William  Orr,  Peter 
Finnerty,  and  other  eminent  Irishmen. 
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Leading  state  trials  In  Ireland.    21  pp.    (Rev.  ot 

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McXicholl,  David  H.,  M.  D.  Dictionary 
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tions, including  the  various  orders,  genera, 
and  species.     London,  1863.    p.  8°.  1156 

Macnish,  Robert,  M.  D.,  LL.  D.  1802-37. 
Anatomy  of  drunkenness.  With  a  sketch 
of  the  author's  life.  Glasgow,  n.  d.  16°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Blackwoocfs  Mag.  v.  23,  1828,  p. 
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Modern  Pythagorean :  a  series  of  tales, 

essays,  and  sketches.  With  the  author's 
life,  by  his  friend.  D.  M.  Moir.  Edinburgh, 
1838.     2  V.  16°.  2285 

Contents.  The  Barber  of  Gottiugen,  v.  2. — Vis- 
ion of  Robert  the  Bruce, V.  2. —Colonel  O'Sliaugh- 
iiessy,  V.  2. — Colonel  O'Shangliuessy-  in  In- 
dia, V.  2. — The  Covenanters,  a  So^'tush  traditionary 
tale,  V.  2. — Deatlt  and  tbe  fisherman,  v.  2. — Aa 
Execution  at  Paris,  v.  2. — Confessions  of  an  unex- 
ecuted feniinicide,  v.  2. — Ijoves  of  tlie  learned, 
V.  2.— The  Man  -i^-itb  tile  month,  v.  2.— The  Man 
-with  the  uose,  v.  2. — The  Man-mountain,  v.  2.—. 
The  Metempsychosis,  v.  2.— Moir,  D.  M.  Life  of 
Dr.  Macuish,  v.  1. — A  Kight  near  Monte  Video,  v. 
2.— Notes  of  a  journey  from  Paris  to  Osteud.  v.  2. 
— Punch  and  Judy,  v.  2. — Tiie  Red  man,  v.  2. — 
Singular  passage  in  my  own  life,  v.  2.— Ter- 
ence O'Flalierty.  V.  2. — Who  can  it  be  J  v.  2. — 
Who  murdered  Begbie  ?  a  stage-coach  romance, 
V.  2.— The  Wig,  v.  2. 

(Rev.  of  in  Fiasir's  Mag.  y.  19, 1839,  p.  685.) 

Philosophy  of  sleep.  Glasgow,  1850.   18°. 

(Rev.  of  in  London  Rev.  v.  1,  1835,  p.  424.) 

—1688 

Address  to  Cupid.    2   pp.     (Fraser's  Mag.  v.   5, 

1832,  p.  227.)— Blaclt  rider.  2  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.y. 
3, 1831,  p.  623.)— Ane  Flicht  through  faery  lande 
onne  famous  steede  yclept  nicht-miiie.  2  pp.  (Fraser's 
J/a£7.  T.  4, 1831,  p.  401.)— Harp  of  Salem.  1  p.  (Fra- 
ser's Mag.  V.  7, 1833,  p.  231.) — The  Metempsychosis. 
19  pp.  {Blackioood'i  Mag.  v.  19,  1826,  p.  oil.)— Kun  of 
liandisfern.  2  pp.  (Fniser'*  Mag.  v.  10,  1834,  p.  49.) 
— Punch  and  Judy.  5  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  3,  1831, 
p.  350.)— Singular  passage  in  my  cvrn  life.  12 
pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  3,  ls31,  p.  411. j — Philosophy  of 
sneering.  9  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  8,  1833,  p.  301.)— 
Victims  of  susceptibility.  3  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag. 
T.  6,  1832,  p.  236.)— Who  murdered  Begbie  }  4  pp. 
(Prater's  Mag.  v.  4,  1831,  p.  329.) 

Moir,  D.  M.     Life  of  Dr.  Macnish.    1838. 

(Macnish,  R.,  Modem  Pythagorean,  v.  1.) 

Gallery  of  literary  characters.  Kob'l  Mac- 
nish.    2  pp.     (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  12,  1835,  p.  650.) 

Macomb,  Cfen.  Alexander.    life  of.    6  pp. 

(Longacie,  J.  B.,  and  Herrujg,  J.,  Nal.portr.  gallery,w.l.) 


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Macomb,  John  N.  Eeport  of  the  exploring 
expedition  from  Santa  Fe,  New  Mexico,  to 
the  junction  of  the  Grand  and  Green  rivers 
...  in  1859.     Washington,  1876.     4°.   —3531 

Macomb,  Montgomery  M.  Tables  of  geo- 
graphic positions,  azimuths,  and  distances, 
together  with  lists  of  barometric  altitudes, 
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Mad  men  of  letters.  11pp.  [Dublin  Univ. 

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Colclough,  J.,  of  BallnUigue,    Kyaa,  E.  4  s 

4  8. 

Emmet,  R.  3  s. 
Emmet,  T.  A.  3  s. 
Fitzgerald,  Lord  E.  2  s. 
Fitzgerald,  E.,  of  Newpark, 

4  8. 

Fltzhenry,  CoX.  J.  4  8. 
Grogau,  C.  4  s. 
Harvey,  B.  B.  4  s. 
Hay,  E.  4  s. 
Hay,  J.  4  s. 
Jackson,  Rev.  W.  2  s. 
Kelly,  J.,  of  Killan,  4  3. 
Keugh,  Capt.  M.  4  s. 


MacNally,  L.  2  s. 

Macneven,  W.  J.  3  8. 

Xeilsou,  S.  4  8. 

O'Connor,  A.  2  8. 

O'Connor,  R.  2  s. 

Perry,  A.,  of  Inch,  4  s. 

Roach,  E.,  of  Garalough,  4  8. 

Rowan,  H.  2  s. 

Sheares,  H.  4  s. 

Sheares,  J.  4  s. 

Tone,  T.  W.  2  s. 

Wexford  leaders,  4  8. 

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Commentary  on  the  Sanhita  of  the  Black 

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'—  Sarva  dar^ana  sancraha,  d.  1.  Inbegrlffder  ver- 
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stnecker,  T.    Notice  of  M.    3  pp.    {Literai-y  remains, 

V.  ),  p.  I'M).) 

Madhouses.    See  Insane  asylums. 

Ma<l iiu  llao.    Secret  correspondence  of  the 

court  of  iho  Peshwa,  Madhu  Rao,  1761-72.  Tr.  from 
the  original  Mahratta  letters  by  John  Brlggs.  67  pp. 
(Royal  Aslat.  Boo.  Gt.  Brit.  Trans,  v.  2,  1830,  p.  109.) 


Madhnsudana  ISarasTati.    Kashinath 

Triiiibali  Telaug.  Noteon  theage  of  M.  lo  pp.  (Royal 
Aslat.  Soc.  Bombay,  Joum.  v.  10,  1875,  p.  368.) 

Madiai,  Francesco,  and  Madiai,  Ros£i.  Ma- 

diai.  The.     42  pp.     [Dublin  Rev.  v.  34,  1853,  p.  203.) 

Madier  de  Montjau,  Edouard  [Pxib.) 
Annuaire  de  la  Societe  d'ethnographie.  See 
Societe  d'ethnographie. 

Madiran  monastery.     Ex  initiis  Madi- 

rensis  monasterli.  3  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  iJec.toi.  GawZes, 
V.  11,  p.  115.) 

Madison,  Mrs.  Dorothy  Payne.  1767-1849. 
Memoirs  and  letters.  Ed.  by  her  grand-niece. 
Boston,  1886.     12°.  3786 

Life  of  M.    10  pp.    (Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J., 

Nat.  portr.  gallery,  v.  3.) 

Madison,  James,  Pres.ZJ.S.  1751-1836.  De- 
bates on  the  adoption  of  the  Federal  Consti- 
tution, Phila.,  1787  ;  vrith  a  diary  of  the  de- 
bates of  the  Congress  of  the  Confederation  ; 
revised  by  J.  Elliot.  Phila.  1861.  8°.  (El- 
liot, J.,  Debates,  v.  5.)  —2333 

Contents.  Debates  in  the  Congress  of  the  Con- 
federation, Nov.  4,  1782-Jun6  21,  1783;  and  Feb.  19- 
April  25, 1787.— Debates  in  the  Federal  convention. 

May  14-Sept.  17, 1787 ;  Appendix.— IJetters  prior  to  the 
convention  of  1787 ;  Letters  after  the  adjournment  of 
the  Federal  convention. 

Letters  and  other  writings.    Phila.  1865. 

4  V.  8°.  2154 

Contents.  Address  of  Congress  to  the  states,  v.  4.— 
Address  to  the  Agricultural  society  of  Albemarle,  Vir- 
ginia, V.  3.— Review  of  a  statement  attributed  to  Gen. 
John  Armstrong,  with  an  appendix  of  illustrative 
documents,  v.  3.— Substance  of  a  conversation  with 
Col.  Beckvritli,  v.  1. — Proposition  on  the  subject  of 
British  debts,  submitted  to  the  House  of  Delegates 
of  Virginia,  v.  1.— British  government,  v.  4.— 
Burr's  conspiracy  :  Bollman's  communication,  v. 
2.— Charters,  v.  4— Republican  distribution  of  citi- 
zens, v.  4.— Supplement  to  a  letter  of  Nov.  27, 1831),  on 
the  phrase  "Common  defence  and  general  vrel- 
fare,"  etc.  v.  4.— Notes  on  ancient  and  modern  con- 
federacies, v.  1— Consolidation,  v.  4.— Copy  of  the 
declaration  of  rights  as  reported  by  the  select 
commiUee  of  the  Virginia  convention  of  1776,  v.  1. — 
Essays,  etc.  V.4.— Fa8hion,v.4.— Sicetch  of  ideas  on 
Prencl»  relations,  to  bo  used  at  county  meetings, 
V.  1.— Memorial  and  remonstrances  against  the  gen- 
eral assessment,  v.  1.— Government,  v.  4.— Spirit 
of  governments,  v.  4.— Ilelvidlus,  in  answer  to 
Paciflcus,  on  Washington's  proclamation  of  neutrality, 
V.  1.— Remarks  on  Jefferson's  drauglit  of  a  consti- 
tution for  Virginia,  v.  1.— Jonathan  Btillnnd  Mary 
Bnll,  V.  3.— Iietters,  v.  1-4.— Miscellaneous  -writ- 
ings, V.  4 Navigation  of  the  3Iississippi,  v.  4.— In- 
structions to  Franklin  and  Jay,  con<;eruiiig  the  free 
navigation  of  the  Mississippi,  v.  4 — Sloney,  v.  4. — 
Question  from, and  answer  to,  the  Count  do  Moustier, 

v.  1 Return  of  Napoleon  from  Elba,  v.  2.— Memoir 

containing  an  examination  of  the  British  doctrine, 
which  subjects  to  capture  a  neutral  trade  not  open 
in  time  of  peace,  v.2.— Nnlliflcation,  v.  4.— Parties, 
V.  4.— A  candid  state  of  parties,  v.  4.— Who  are  the 
best  keepers  of  the  people's  liberties?  v.  4.— 
Political  observations,  v.  4.— Population  and 
emigration,  v.  4— Substance  of  a  ct)nversatlon  with 
the  President,  v.  1.— Power  of  the  President  to  ap- 
point public  ministers  and  consuls  in  the  recess 
of  the  Senate,  v.  4.— Property,  v.  4.  — Petition  for 
the  repeal  of  the  law  incorporating  the  Protest- 
ant Episcopal  church,  v.  1.— Public  opinion, 
V.  4.— Memorandum  concerning  John  Kandolph's 
assertion  as  to  Florida,  v.  3.— Speech  <m  the 
ratio  of  representation  in  the  2  branches  of  the 
legislature,  v.  4.— NegoUatious  with  Mr.  Rose,  v.  2.— 
Memorandum  as  to  R.  Smith,  Ex-Sucrotary  of  State,  v. 

2 Sovereignty,  V.  4.— Memorandum  not  used  in  a 

letter  to  Mr.  Stevenson,  v.  4.— Notes  on  suffrage, 
V.  4.— Talk  to  the  deputies  from  several  tribes  who 
accompanied  Gen.  Clarke  to  Washington,  v.  2.— The 
union  t  Wlio  are  its  real  friends  ?  v.  4.— Government 
of  the  United  States,  v.  4.— Universal  peace,  v.  4. 
—Draft  of  a  plan  of  government  tor  Virginia,  v.  1.— 
Virginia  proceedings,  v.  4.— General  index,  v.  4. 

Papers.  Ed.  by  Henry  D.  Gilpin.  Wash- 
ington, 1840.    8  V.  8°.  —2888 


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Contents.  Debates  In  the  Con^^ess  ot  the  Con- 
federation, from  Nov.  4,  1782-June  21,  n«3,  v.  1; 
Feb.  19-April  25,  1787,  v.  2.— Correspondence  dur- 
ing and  subsequent  to  the  debates  in  the  Congress  of 
the  Confederation,  from  Feb.  15, 1787-t*  Xov.  2, 1788, 
V.  2.— Debates  In  1776  on  the  Declaration  of  Inde- 
pendence, and  on  a  fewijf  the  articles  of  coufedera- 
tlou,  V.  1. — Debates  in  the  Federal  convention. 
May  14, 1787-Sept.  17,1787,  v.  2,  3.— Letters  preceding 
the  debates  uf  1783 ;  Letters  contemporary  with,  and 
subsequent  to  the  debates  of  1783,  v.  1. 
(Rev.  of  in  X.  Am.  JUe.  v.  53,  1811,  p.  41.) 

Speeches.    24  pp.    (Moore,  F.,  Am.  eloquence,  v.  1, 

p.  l:;".) 

Adams,  J.  Q..  Pi'es.  U.  S.    Lives  of  James 

Madison  and  James  Monroe.     1851. 

Gay,  S.  H.  James  Madison.  1884.  (Morse, 

J.  T.,  Jr.,  Am.  statesmen.) 

Rives,  W.   C.     History  of  the  life  and 

times  of  James  Madison.     1859-68.  3  v. 

Dabnejr,  W.  P.     Pres.  Madison  and  the  Baptist 

preacher.  3  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  63,  1881,  p.  446.)— 
—Life  of  M.  12  pp.  (Lougacre,  3.  B.,  and  Herring, 
J.,  Nat.  pnrlr.  gallery,  v.  3.) — Madison,  and  the  Madi- 
son papers.  17  pp.  (Dem.  Rec.  v.  5,  1839,  p.  243.) — 
Notice  of  M.    23  pp.     (Quori.  «<r.  v.  145,  1878,  p.  475.) 

Madison,  Wis.  Durrie,  D.  S.  History  of 
Madison,  the  capital  of  Wisconsin.     1874. 

Graliam,  J.  D.    On  the  latitude  and  longitude  of 

Milwaukee,  Prairie  du  Chien,  Raciue,  and  M.  88  pp. 
(Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  4,  1859,  p.  393.)— Knapp, 
J.  G.  Early  reminiscences  of  M.  22  pp.  (Wisconsin 
Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  V.  6, 1872,  p.  366.)— Warning  of  M.  and 
Dane  county,  and  the  location  of  the  capital.  9  pp. 
(Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  6,  1872,  p.  388.)— Pech, 
Mrt.  B.,  and  Canfleld,  W.  H.  Reminiscences  of  the 
first  house  and  first  resident  family  of  M.  23  pp. 
(Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  y.  6, 1872,  p.  343.) 

Madisou  University,  First  half  century 
of  (1819-69)  ;  or,  the  jubilee  volume,  con- 
taining sketches  of  1100  living  and  deceased 
alumni.     New  York,  1873.     8°.  —2375 

Matliiess.    See  Insanity. 

Madness  which  was  not  insanity,  Record  of 

a.     8  pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  5, 1852,  p.  212.) 

Madoc,  Prince  of  Wales.  12  cent.  Most  an- 
cient voyage  and  discovery  of  the  West  Indies,  1170; 
Testimonies  and  relations  upon  this  voyage.  2  pp. 
(Hakluyt,  K.,  railages,  v.  3,  pp.  21,  22.) 

Madoc.  Southey,  R.,  Poet,  works,  v.  5.   1378 
Madog.    See  Madawg. 
Misdoiina.    See  Mary,  Virgin. 
Madonna  Clarenza.   33  pp.   Homberger, 

H.     {Deutsch.  i-utidschaii,  v.  19, 1879,  p.  1.) 

Mador  of  the  moor.    75  pp.    Hogg,  J., 

Pott.  v:orks,  v.  4,  p.  153. 

Madox,  Thomas.  —1736.  History  and  an- 
tiquities of  the  Exchequer  of  the  kings  of 
England,  in  2  periods  :  to  wit.  from  the  Nor- 
man conquest  to  the  end  of  the  reign  of  K. 
John  ;  and  from  the  end  of  the  reign  of  K. 
John,  to  the  end  of  the  reign  of  K.  Edward 
H.     2  ed.     London.  1769.     2  v.  4°.        —1302 

Madras,  City,  India.    Brooks,  C.  T.    Madras 

iu  pictures.     17  pp.     [Harper's  Mag.  v.  16, 1858,  p.  19.) 

Madras,  Presidency  of.  Eastwick,  E.  B. 
Handbook  of  the  Madras  Presidency.  [Anon.\ 
1879.  ■" 

Maitland.  Mrs.  J.  C.  Letters  from  Mad- 
ras ..  .  By  a  lady.  [Anon.]  1846.  (Murray, 
J.,  Libr.) 

Prlxsep.  C.  C.    Record  of  service  of  the 

Hon.  East  India  Company's  civil  servants  in 
the  Madras  Presidency,  1741-1858.     1885. 

Wheeler.  J.  T.   Madras  versus  America  : 

a  handbook  to  cotton  cultivation.     1866. 

Distnrbauces  at  M.   15  pp.   (Etiin.  Rev.  v.  16,1810, 

p.  a99;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  5,  1811,  p.  138.)— Kelson,  3.  H. 
Administration  Of  justice  iu  M.    12  pp.    iForln.  Rev. 


n.  s.  y.  28, 1880,  p.  300.)— Public  -(v^orks  in  the  Presi- 
dency of  M.  28  pp.  {Edin.  Rev.  v.  99,  1854,  p.  130.) — 
W.,  M.  J.  Fields  and  field  sports  In  M.  13  pp. 
[Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  y.  15,  1877,  p.  43.)— "Walhonse,  M. 
J.  Notes  on  the  megalithlc  monuments  of  the  Coim- 
batore  district,  Madras.  18  pp.  (Royal  Aslat.  Soc.  Gt 
Brit.  Joum.  n.  s.  v.  7, 1875,  p.  17.) 

Madras  Engineers.    Vibart,  Maj.  H.  M. 

Military  history  of  the  Madras   Ekigineers. 

1881-83.  2  V. 
Madrazo  y  Knnt,  Frederico  de.  Planche, 

J.  B.  G.  Un  peiutre  espagnol  et  la  critique.  22  pp. 
(i?er.  d.  deux  mondes,  1856,  2  per.  v.  4,  p.  630.) 

Madrid,  Spain.  Bosch,  A,  El  centenario. 
Apuntes  para  la  historia  de  la  Sociedad  eco- 
nomica  matritense.     1875. 

Alanx,  G.  d'.    Madrid  et  les  Madrilfegnes.    30  pp. 

(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1850,  n.  p6r.  v.  5,  p.  400.)— Docn- 
mentos  relatlvos  A  la  villa  de  SI.  14  pp.  [Col, 
doc.  hist.  Espaha,  v.  2,  p.  305.)— Pontaney,  A.  Lea 
clmetl^res  de  M.  10  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1835,  4 
s.  y.  1,  p.  418.)— Liathrop,  G.  P.  Spanish  vistas:  from 
Burgos  to  the  Gate  ot  the  Sun.  22  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
y.  64, 1882,  p.  641.)— Letter  from  M-  16  pp.  (Blaek- 
vood's  Mag.  y.  75, 1854,  p.  671.)— Mawide,C.  de.  Madrid 
et  la  socli§t£  espagnole  en  1847.  37  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1847,  n.  s.  y.  18,  p.  317.)— Memoranda  and 
mementos  of  M.  in  1845.  8  pp.  [Fr.wrs  SIzi.  v.  34, 
1846,  p.  223.)— Memoranda  from  the  ManzAnares. 
15  pp.  (Blackynood's  Mag.  y.  82,1857,  p.  358.)- Oriental 
saloons  in  M.  1  p.  \Harper't  Mag.  y.  3, 1851,  p.  335.) 
—Pictures  at  SevUle  and  M.  4  pp.  (Allaat.  MoniUg, 
V.  4,  1859,  p.  634.) 

Madrigals.  Oliphant,  T.  La  musa  madri- 
galesca;  or,  a  collection  of  madrigals,  bal- 
lets, roundelays.     1837. 

Blake,  A.  B.     Madrigals.     6  pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v. 

60,  1H.SJ,  p.  778.) 

See  alio  English  ballads  and  songs. 
Madrisio,  Giovanni  Francesco.  — 1750.  De 
symbol©  fldel  dissertatio.  10  pp.  (Migno,  J.  P.,  Theol. 
eur.  compl.  y.  6,  p.  401.)— Vita  S.  patrls  nostrl  Panlini 
patriarchae  Aqnllelensls ;  Dissertatioues  YI  la 
operum  S.  Paulinl.  109  pp.  (Migne.  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lot.  v.  99.  pp.  17,  519.) 

Mads  Ravns  sag.     65  pp.     Nyerup.  R. 

(Skandin.  HtteralurstUkab,  v.  15,  p.  339.) — Rosenvinge, 
J.  L.  .\.  K.  Tillaegoganinaerknlngertli.  18pp.  (Skan- 
din. littfraturselikab,  y.  15,  p.  424.) 

Madtheos,  Monk  of  Edessa.    Cirbied,  J.  C. 

de.  Notice  de  2  MSS  arm^niens  .  .  .  contenant  I'his- 
tolre  6crlte  par  M.  90  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et 
extr.  des  MSS,  v.  9,  pt.  1,  1813,  p.  275.) 

Madnra,  India.  Bertrand,  J.  La  mission 
du  Maduie.     1847-54,  4  v. 

Blaekader,  A.    Description  of  the  great  pagoda  ot 

M.  11  pp.  (Archaeolngia,  v.  10,  1792.  p.  449.)— Bre-irer, 
J.  N.  Account  of  the  palace  of  M.  4  pp.  (In  Ms  De- 
script,  and  hist,  account  of  various  palaces  and  public 
buildings.) 

Madvig,  Johan  Nicolai.  1804-86.  Adver- 
saria critica  ad  scriptores  Graecos  et  Latinos. 
Havniae,  1871-84.     3  v.  8°.  3236 

Omfents.  De  arte  conjectnrali,  v.  1. — Kmen- 
dationes  Oiraecae,  v.  1,  3. — Kmeudatioues  La- 
tinae,  v.  2,  3. 

Bemerkungen  ueber  einige  puncte  der 

griechischen  wortfuegungslehre.  Goetting- 
en,  1848.     8°.  —2114 

De  Q.  Asconii  Pediani  et  aliorum  vete- 

rura  interpretum  in  Ciceronis  orationes  com- 
mentariis  disputatio  critica.  Hauniae,  1828. 
12°.  3227 

Emendationes  Livianae.    Havniae,  1860. 

8°.  3216 

Lateinische  sprachlehre.   Braunschweig, 

1867.     12°.  —2117 

Latin  grammar.     Tr.  from  the  original 

German  by  the  Rev.  George  Woods.  Oxford, 
1874.     8°.  —2113 

Opuscula  academica.    Ab  ipso  collecta. 


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Contents.  De  L.  Apnleil  fragmentls  de  ortho- 
graphla  nuper  Inventis;  Addendum,  v.  1.— De  L. 
Attil  dldascalicls  commeutatio,  v.  1. — De  emeuda- 
tioue  locoruin  aliquot  oratlonura  Ciceroiiiaiiarnm, 

V.  1 De  emendandls  Ciceronis   llbris  de  leglbus 

disputatio;  De  emendaudla  Ciceronis  orationlbus  de 
provlucUs  consularibus  et  pro  Balbo  disputatio,  v.  2. 
— De  emendandls  Ciceronis  orationlbus  pro  P.  Sestio 
et  in  P.  Vatlniuni  disputatio;  Deemendatione aliquot 
locorum  orationls  TuUianae  pro  M.  Caello  disputatio  ; 
De  locls  aliquot  Ciceronis  orationum  Verrlauarum 
dlssertatio  crltlca ;  Do  locls  aliquot  selectarum  Cice- 
ronis orationum  disputatio  altera;  De  loco  Ciceronis 
in  libro  IV  de  re  publica  ad  ordlnls  equestrls  Instltuta 
spectante  disputatio,  v.  1. — Praetatlo  editlonl  Haunl- 
enai  Ciceronis,  Catonlset  Laelil  praeposlta.v.  2. — Prae- 
fatio  editlonl  orationum  selectarum  Ciceronis  prae- 
poslta,  V.  1. — Praefatlo  editlonl  repetltae  Ciceronis 
orationum  selectarum  praeposlta,  v.  2. — De  jure  et 
condicione  colonlarnm  popull  Romanl  questlo 
hlstorlca,  v.  1. — Eplmetrum  de  verslbus  Euiili  In 
initio  Catonls  posltls,v.  2. — De  locisqulbusdam  grani- 
luatlcae  Latinae  admonitloues  et  observationes,  v. 
2.— Eplmetrum  de  Horatil  satirae  sec.  llbri  I  v,  25, 
V.  l.—De  locls  aliquot  Jtivenalis  expllcandis  dispu- 
tatio altera,  v.  2.— De  locls  aliquot  Juveualls  Interpre- 
tandls  disputatio,  v.  l.—De  aliquot  lacunis  codicum 
Ijucretli,  v.  1. — Miscellanea  critica,  v.  2. — Detrl- 

'bunls  aerarlls  disputatio,  v.  2 De  formarum  qua- 

ruudam  verltl  Liatiiil  natura  et  usa  disputatio,  v.  2. 

Syntax  of  the  Greek  language,  especially 

in  the  Attic  dialect.  Tr.  from  the  German 
by  the  Rev.  Henry  Browne,  and  ed.  by  the 
Rev.  Thomas  Kerchever  Arnold.  Together 
with  an  appendix  on  the  Greek  particles,  by 
the  translator.    London,  1873.     12°.    —2116 

Verfassung    und    verwaltung    des    roe- 

mischen  staates.    Leipzig,  1881-82.    2  v.  8°. 

—1311 

Lielirs,  K.    Adversarlen  ueber  Madvlg's  Adversa- 

rleu.  27  pp.  [Kheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  30, 1875,  p.  91.)-- 
niueller,  C.  F.  W.  Beleuchtuug  einlger  aeusser- 
ungen  Madvig's.    7  pp.     (Philologus,  v.  13, 1858,  p.  565.) 

{Ed.)    M.  Tullii  Ciceronis  Cato  Major  et 

Laelius.    See  Cicero,  M.  T.  (in  supplement). 

[Ed.)     M.   Tullii    Ciceronis    De    finibus 

bonorum  et  malorum  libri  V.  See  Cicero, 
M.  T.  (in  supplement). 

and   Ussiiig,  Johan  Louis   (Ed.)     Titi 

Livii  Historiarum  Romanorum  libri  qui  su- 
t)ersunt.     See  Livius  Patavinus,  T. 

llaecenas,  Caius  Cilnius.  Frandsen,  P.  S. 
C.  Cilnius  Maecenas.  Eine  historische  un- 
tersuchung  ueber  dessen  leben  und  wirken. 
1843. 

Maehly,  J.     Observationes  de  Drusi  at- 

que  Maecenatis  Epicediis.     1873. 

Hautlial,  F.    Ueber  Horaz'  ausleger  C.  AemlUus, 

nebstelnemnachworte  ueber  den  M.  17  pp.  {Rheinisch. 
mus.  n.  8.  V.  5,  1847,  p.  516.)— Souchay,  J.  B.  Ke- 
cherches  sur  M.  16  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Jnscript. 
Hist.  V.  13, 1740,  p.  81.) 

Maecianus,  Lucius  Volusius.  2  cent.  Assis 

dlstributlo  .  .  .  13  pp.  (Buschke,  P.  E.,  J'umjjr.an^e- 
jusUnianae,  p.  409.)— Dlstributlo,  Item  vocabulaac  notae 
partlum  in  rebus  pecunlarlis,  pondere,  numero,  men- 
aura.  3  pp.  (Graevlus,  J.  G.,  Thet  antiq.  Mom.  v.  11,  p. 
1705.)  ^  ^ 

Maedclien   von   Trcppi,  Das,  novella. 

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MAETZNER 


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MAGDALENE 


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the  ulghllngale,  v.  1,  pt.  1.— Fragment  on  popular 
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Robert,  of  Gloucester.  Chronicle  ;  Lives  of  Saints  : 
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lander,\.  14, 1856,  p.  76.)— Record  of  Grace  Slier-wood's 
trial  for  witchcraft.  In  1705,  in  Princess  Auue  county, 
Virginia.  10pp.  (Virginia  Hist,  and  Phllos.  Soc.  CoH.v.  1, 
1833,  p.  69:  Bound  pamph.  v.  125.) — Superstition  and 
knowledge.  36  pp.  (Quart,  i^eo.  v.  29,  1823,  p.  440.)— 
Turell,  K.  Detection  of  witchcraft.  17  pp.  (Mass.  Hist. 
Soc.  Coll.  2  8.  v.  10, 1843,  p.  6.)— Sorcelerles  de  Henry  de 
Valois.  7  pp.  (Lafaist,  L.,  Archiv.  de  I'hisl.  de  France, 
1  8.  V.  12,  p.  485.)— Waldbruehl,  W.  von.  Natur- 
forschung  und  hexonglaube.  39  pp.  [Samml.  viissent. 
vorlrg.  v.  2,  1868,  p.  853.)— "Witch  of  "Walkerne.  14 
pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  85,  1859,  p.  567.)— Evening 
With  the  -witch-finders.  48  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  30,  1847,  pp.  1,146;  v.  31,  1848,  p.  440.)— Witch- 
mania  of  the  four  last  centuries.  40  pp.  {Dub- 
lin Rev.  V.  30,  1851,  p.  331.)— Trial  of  Isobel  Young  for 
witchcraft,  February  4, 1629.  12  pp.  (SpoUiswoode  Miicel. 
V.  2,  p.  39.) 

See  also  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  106, 1868,  p.  176;  Retrospect. 
Rev.  V.  5,  1822,  p.  86. 

Magic  chesMmen.    2  pp.    (Fraaer^s  Mag. 

V.  46,  1852,  p.  711.) 

Magic  key.  The.  20  pp.   (Blackwood^s  Mag. 

V.  a7, 1835,  p.  8M.) 


Magic  lantern.  The ;  or,  sketches  of  scenes 

in  the  metropolis.  7  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mao.  v.  11,  18-22, 
p.  715.) 

Magic  lay  of  the  one-horse  chay.     3  pp. 

{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  16,  1824,  p.  440.) 

Magic  maze.  The.    7  pp.    {Harper''s  Mag. 

V.  1,1850,  p.  684.) 

Magic  mirror.  The.    5  pp.     {Blaclewood''s 

May.  V.  30,  1831,  p.  650.) 

Magic  staff.  The.  An  autobiography.  Davis, 

A.  J.  —4256 

Magician,  The  mighty.  1  p.  {Harper''s  Mag. 

V.  4,  1852,  p.  772.) 

Magician  of  Heidelberg.  1  p.  {Dub- 
lin Univ.  Mag.  v.  33, 1849,  p.  653.) 

Magicians.  Adelung,  J.  C.  Geschichte  der 

menschlichen  narrheit.     1785-89,  7  v. 

Godwin,  W.    Lives  of  the  necromancers. 

1834. 

Leber,  J.  M.  C.  Des  magiclens,  des  sorciers,  et  des 

devins  chez  les  Frangals.  40  pp.  {In  his  Dissert,  rel. 
hist,  de  France,  v.  11,  p.  82.)— Chapter  on  sorcerers, 
loups-garoux,  and  (ither  niauvnls  sujets.  8 
pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  20, 1839,  p.  30.)— "Wieland,  C.  M. 
Nikolas  Flamel,  Paul  Lukas,  und  der  Derwisch  von 
Brussa.    64  i^p.    {Saemmt.  werke,  v.  43,  p.  121.) 

See  also  Agrlppa  von  Nettesheim,  H.  C. — Faust,  J. — 
Wngner,  G.,elc. 

Magicians,  Last  of  the.    3  pp.    {Harper''s 

Mag.  V.  6,  1853,  p.  217.) 

Magindano  language.  Forrest,  T.  Vo- 
cabulary of  the  Magiudauo  tongue.  13  pp.  [In  his 
Voyage  to  New  Guinea,  p.  389.) 

MagingOK,  Bp.  8  cent.  Epistolae  ad  Lullum 

Moguntluum  episcopum.  4  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Lai.  v.  96,  p.  824.) 

Magint,  Giovanni  Antonio.    Niceron,  J.  P. 

Mem.  des  hommes,  v.  27. 

Maginn,  William,  LL.  D.  1793-1842.  Mis- 
cellanies :  prose  and  verse.  Ed.  by  R.  W. 
Montagu.  London,  1885.  2  v.  12°.  2105 
Contents.  "  Back  and  side  go  bare,  go  bare," 
V.  1. — Beranger's  '*  Monsieur  Judas,"  versified, 
V.  1.— Mr.  Granlley  Berkeley  and  his  novel  "Berke- 
ley castle,"  V.  2.  —  Billy  Routing,  v.  1.  — Bob 
Burke's  duel  with  Ensign  Brady  of  the  48th,  v.  2.— 
Critique  on  Lord  Byron,  v.  2.— Chevy  Chase,  v.  1. — 

Christabel,  v.  1 Crambambulee,  v.  2.— A  Dozen 

years  hence,  v.  1.— Drink,  v.  2.— Drink  a-way,  v. 
2.— Drouthiness,  v.  2.— The  Embalmer,  v.  1.— On 
E^uglish  songs,  v.  1. — Fare-well,  fare-tvell,  beg- 
garly Scotland,  v.  1.— Farmer's  Essay  on  the 
learning  of  Shakspeare  considered,  v.  2.  —  First 
appearance  of  Helen,  v.  2. — Defence  of  *•  Fraser's 
magazine  "  in  the  Berkeley  affair,  v.  2.— Funeral 

of  Achilles,  v.   2 An  Hundred  years   hence, 

V.  1. — Inishowen,  v.  1. — On  Irish  songs,  v.  1.— The 
Irishman  and  the   lady,   v.   2.— John    Gilpin 

and    Mazeppa,  v.  1 Iiament  for  Lord    Byron, 

T.  2.  —  Iiast  -words  of  Charles  £}d-wards,  Esq. 
v.  1.— Familiar  letter  from  the  Adjutant,  v.  1.— Lady 
Blacbeth,  v.  2.— The  n>an  in  the  bell,  v.  1. — 
Maxims  of  Odoherty,  v.  2.— Twenty-one  maxims  to 
marry  by,  v.  1.— Extracts  from  a  lost  (and  found) 
memorandum-book,  v.  1.  —  Montagu,  R.  W. 
Memoir  of  Maginn,  v.  1.— Moore-ish  melodies, 
V.  2. —  The  Night  -walker,  v.  1.  — Ode  to  Mrs. 
Flanagan,  v.  1. — Ode  to  Marshal  Grouchy  on  his 
return,  v.  1. — Memoir  of  Morgan  Odoherty,  v.  1. — 
Odoherty's  dirge,  v.  2.  —  The  Pewter  quart, 
v.  1.— Pococurante,  v.  1.— Pandemus  Polyglott, 
V.  2.— Vision  of  purgatory,  v.  2.— Running  com- 
mentary on  the  Ritter  Bann,  v.  2.— Royal  visit 
to  Scotland,  v.  2.— Equality  of  tlio  sexes,  v.  2.— 
Remarks  onShelley's  Adonis,  v.  2.— "The Soldier 

boy,"  v.  2.— Song,  V.  1 Song  lu  praise  of  Wastle 

and  North,  v.  l.--Two  sonnets  on  a  late  soaring 
expedition  to  the  Lords,  v.  2 — A  Story  -«vith  atail, 
V.  1.— There's  not  a  Joy  that  life  can  give,  v.  1.— 
To  my  daughters,  v.  2.— Specimens  of  a  free  and 
easy  translation,v.  1.— A  twist-lmony  in  favour 
of  gin-twist,  V.  1.— Vldocq's  slang  song  versl- 
llod,  v.  1.— Odoherty  on  IVerner,  v.  1.— The  Wine- 
bibber's  glory,  V.  2. 


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MAGNETISM 


Homeric  ballads.    See  Homerus. 

O'Doberty  on  Euglish  songs.  6  pp.   (Blackicood's 

Mag.  V.  17,  1825,  p.  480.)  — Triumph  of  hnmbng. 
6  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  8,  1833,  p.  113.)  — Idyl  on 
the  battle.  6  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  14, 1823,  p.  65.)— 
O'Doherty  on  Irisli  songs.  5  pp.  (Blackwond's  Mag. 
V.  17, 1825,  p.  318.)— Ballad  on  the  late  miserable  and 
most  happy  Are  of  Iiords  and  Commons.  5  pp. 
{Fraser's  Mag.  v.  10, 18:14,  p.  6-24. )— Ode  on  M.a.y  morn- 
ing. 5  pp.  [Blackw^nds  Mag.  v.  13,  182 <,  p.  689.)  — 
Meditations  for  Mayday.  5  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag. 
V.  7, 1833,  p. 615.)— On, Stanley  :  on:  2  pp.  (Fraser's 
Mag.  V.  21, 1840,  p.  505.;— Q,aatrain  on  the  qneen. 
3  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  20,  1839,  p.  376.)— Song  of  the 
shirtless  for  1833.  2  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  7,  1833, 
p.  125.) — Sonnets  for  the  months.  15  pp.  (Praier's 
Mag.  V.  14,  1836,  pp.  256,  514,  640,  750  ;  t.  15,  1837,  pp.  144, 
284,  554,  680,  804;  v.  16,  1837,  pp.  266,400,  526,  6i56,  776; 
V.  19,  1839,  p.  758.)  —  Two  sonnets  matrimonial. 
1  p.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  20,  1839,  p.  766.)  —  Sonnets 
prophetical  of  civil  dudgeon.  2  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag. 
V.  21,1840,  p.  125.)— Woes  of  Whigs.  5  pp.  (Fraser's 
Mag.  V.  10,  1834,  p.  736.) 

Babble  and  sqneah.    16  pp.    (Rev.  of  tnfV«er'« 

Mag.  V.  4,  1831,  pp.  33,  347.) 

Gallery  of  illiistrions  literary  characters. 

William  Maginn.  2pp.  (Fr««r'«  Jfa<7.v.2,1830,p.716.)  — 
Keuealy,  E.  V.  H.  Sketch  of  M.  30  pp.  (Dublin 
Unic.  Mag.  v.  23, 1844,  p.  72.1— Idite  Wm.  Maglnn.  2  pp. 
{Fraser's  Mag.  v.  26,  1842,  p.  377.)— Montagu,  R.  W. 
Memoir  of  M.  13  pp.  (Magiun,  W.,  Miscellanies,  v.  1, 
p.  Til.)— Thomson,  K.  B.  Wm.  Maginn.  12  pp.  (/n 
her  RecoUectious  of  literary  characters,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

MagiOTiiitum,   England.     Brandreth,  H. 

Observations  on  the  Roman  station  of  M.  13  pp. 
{Ardiaeologia,  v.  27, 1838,  p.  96.) 

Magister,  4t«;f.  incert.  Icent.  Admonachos 

Maglstrl  regula.  55  pp.  (Migne,  3.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat, 
V.  88,  p.  943.) 

Magister.    See  Petrus  Lombardus,  Bp.  of 

Paris. 
Magistrates.    Colvin,  J.  B.    Magistrate's 
guide;  and  citizen's  counsellor.     1805. 

Laboulaye,  E.  R.  L.     Essai  sur  les  lois 

criminelles  des  Romains  concernant  la  re- 
Bponsabilite  des  magistrats.     1845. 

Bebele,  H.     De  Sacerdotils  et  maglstratlbus  Ro- 

manorum  Ubellus.  6  pp.  (Sallengre,  A.  H.  de,  Xov. 
thes.  antiq.  Rom.  v.  3,  p.  1101.)  — Bnlllnger,  H.  Of 
the  office  of  the  magistrate,  whether  the  care  of  reli- 
gion appertain  to  hlin  or  no,  and  whether  he  may 
make  laws  and  ordinances  In  cases  of  religion.  22  pp. 
{In  his  Decades,  v.  2,  p.  323:  Parker  ,Soc.)— Joannes 
I<anrentins,  the  Lydian.  De  maglstratlbus.  154  pp. 
{Corpus  script,  hut.  Byz.  v.  31,  p.ll9.)  — Le  Berqnler, 
3.    La  magistrature   et  le  Jury   en  France.     36  pp. 

{Rev.    d.    deux    mondes,    1862,   2    per.   v.   37,   p.    818.) 

Magisterial  committals.  18  pp.  (Westm.  Rer.  \.  6, 
1626,  p.  231.)  —  Oke,  G.  C.  Magisterial  procedure. 
12  pp.     (Nat.  Assoc.  Social  Scl.  Trans.  1862,  p.  146.) 

See  also  Justices  of  the  peace. 

Magliabecchi,  Antonio.     Niceron,  J.   P. 

M^m.  deshommes,  V.4.— Spence.J.  LifeofM.  13pp. 
(Dodsley,  R.,  Fugitive  pieces,  v.  2,  p.  323.) 

Magloire,  S^    Getroi  des  Nes  {Tr.)    Extrait 

de  la  vie  de  Saint  Maglolre  tr.  en  vers  franeais.  5  pp 
(Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  22,  p.  166.) 

Magna  Charta.  See  Gt.  Britain,  Constitu- 
tion and  government. 

Magna  Crra«cia.  Lenormant,  F.  La 
Grande-Grece  :  paysages  et  histoire.  1881- 
84,  3  V. 

— ;-  PiRANESi,  G.  B..  and  Pieaxesi.  F.  An- 
tiquites  de  la  Grande-Gr^ce,  aujourd'hui 
Naples.  1837.  {Opered'architettura,etc.v.27.) 

— -  Rochette,  R.  Sur  le  type  des  monnales  de  Cau- 
lonia,  et  sur  celui  de  quelques  autres  m^dalllea  de 
la  Grande-Grice.  48  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad. 
Inscnpt.  Mem.  v.  14,  pt.  2,  1840,  p.  186.)  —  Salnte- 
Croix,  G.  E.  J.  G.  de  0.  L.  Miraolres  sur  la  Ifigls- 
laiion  de  la  Grande-Grece.  80  pp.  (Inst,  de  France 
Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  42,  1786,  p.  286:  v.  45.  1793 
p.  289.)  — TIraboschI,  G.  Letteratura  .  .  .  della 
Magna  Grecla.    105  pp.    (In  his  Storla,  etc.  v.  1,  p.  81.) 

See  aUo  Naples.— Pythagoras.— Siclly.-Syra- 
ense.  ' 

Pabt  IV.— 5. 


Magnabal,  Joseph  Germain.  1819—,  Rap- 
port sur  une  mission  en  Espagne,  ayant  pour  objet  la 
recherche  des  MSS  relatlfs  k  I'AmSrlque  centrale  et 
au  Mexlque.  15  pp.  (Archiv.  de  la  commis.  sci.  du  Mex. 
V.  3,  p.  133.) 

Magnae  Britanniae  notitia.  Chamber- 
layne.  J.  1586.  1587 

MagnaliaChristi  .Americana.  Mather, 
C.     2  V.  —1275 

Magnes,  or  Macarius  Magnes.    3  cent.    Frag- 

meuta.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  32  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Gr.  V.  10,  p.  1343.)- Fragmentum.  4  pp.  ,Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  5,  p.  343.)— Ex  librls  apocri- 
ticis  prlmo,  et  quarto.  6  pp.  (Pltra,  3.  B.,  Spicileg. 
Solesmense,  v.  1,  pp.  302,  319.) 
Crnslns,  M.  Dlssertationum  de  Magnete  synop- 
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Magnes,   of  Icarius.    5  cent.  B.  C.    Frag- 

meuta.  [Gr.  el  Lat.]  2  pp.  {DlAoi,  X. 'P.,  Bibliotk.  gr. 
Poet,  comic,  p.  3 ;  Kock,  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  1,  p.  7 ; 
Melneke,  J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm.  com.  Gr.  v.  2,  pt.  1,  p.  9.) 

Magnetic  monntain  of  Cannay.    2  pp. 

Dempster,  G.  (Soc.  of  antiq.  Scotl.  Archaeol.  Scot.  v.  1, 
1792,  p.  183.) 

Magnetisers,  The.    34  pp.    (Mackay,  C, 

Mem.  of  extraard.  pop.  delus.  v.  1,  p.  262.) 

Magnetism. 

AiME.  G.  Observations  sur  le  magne- 
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MAGNETISM,  Observations 


Walker.    R.     Treatise    on   magnetism, 

with  a  description  and    explanation   of  a 
meridional  and  azimuth  compass.     1794. 

—  Ai'ago,CF.  MHgn^tisme terrestie.  86pp.  ((Euvres 
compl.  V.  i,  p.  459.)  —  Babiiiet,  J.  I)e  raimant 
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Pontificate  of  Pius  IX.     Being  the  3  ed. 

of  "Rome  and  its  ruler,"  continued  to  the 
latest  moment,  and  greatly  enlarged.  Lon- 
don, 1870.     12°.  —3296 

Rome,  its  ruler  and  its  institutions.  Lou- 
don, 1859.     8°.  2754 

Maguire,  Rev.  Robert.  1826—.  St.  Peter 
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martyrdom.     London,  1871.     12°.        —3297 

Maguire,  Thomas.      The    permanent   and 

transitory  modes  of  being,  in  early  Greek  philosophy. 
6  pp.  (Hermathena,  v.  2, 1876,  p.  231.)— The  Philebus  of 
Plato  and  recent  English  critics.  27  pp.  (Hermathena, 
V.  1, 1874,  p.  441.)— Plato's  obligations  to  the  Ionic 
and  Eleatic  schools.  8  pp.  (Hermathena,  v.  1, 1874,  p. 
187.)— Prosody  of  ^A  and  yK  in  old  comedy  and  in 
tragedy.    24  pp.    (Hermathena,  v.  2,  1876,  p.  331.) 

Magus  Muir.    4  pp.    {Blackwood^s  Mag.  v. 

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Magyar,  Ladislaus.   Briquet,  A.  Voyages  de 

M.  Magyar  dans  I'Afrlque  mferldlonale.  148  pp.  (Bib- 
lioth.  univ.  el  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  17,  1863,  p.  497;  v.  18, 
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Magyar  language.    See  Hungarian  lan- 
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Fogarasi,  J.     6  v.  1183 

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travels  through  the  highlands  and  lowlands 

of  Hungary.  By  a  Fellow  of  the  Carpathian 

Society.    London,  1881.    2  v.  8°.  1403 

Magyars.    See  Hungary. 

Maua  Gum,  roman.    272  pp.    Gutzkow, 

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MaliAbalipur,  or   Mahamalaipur,  India. 

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Some  account  of  the  sculptures  at  M.  12  pp.  (Asiat. 
Research,  v.  5,  1798,  p.  69.) 

MalidbbA^rata,  poeme  epique  de  Krishna- 
Dwaipayana.  Tr.  completement  pour  la 
premiere  fois  du  Sanscrit  en  frangais  par  H. 
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Trans.  Fund.)  3173 

Indian  idylls  from  the  Sanskrit  of  the. 

By  Edwin  Arnold.     London,  1883.    8°.    3164 

Nalopakhyanam.  Story  of  Nala,  an  epi- 
sode of  the  Maha-bharata  :  the  Sanskrit  text, 
with  a  copious  vocabulary  and  an  improved 
version  of  Dean  Milman's  translation,  by 
Monier  Williams.    2  ed.    Oxford,  1879.    8°. 

3183 

Harivansa,  ou  Histoire  de  la  famille  de 

Hari,  ouvrage  formant  un  appendice  du 
Mahabharata,  et  tr.  sur  I'original  Sanscrit 
par  M.  A.  Langlois.  Paris,  1834-35.  2  v.  4°. 
{Orient.  Trans.  Fund.)  3172 

Last  days  of  Krishna  and  the  sons  of  Pandu, 

from  the  concluding  section  of  the  Mahabharat.  Tr. 
from  the  Persian  version  ...  by  Maj.  David  Price.  75 
pp.  (Orient.  Trans.  Fund,  Miscel.  trs.  v.  1.)— Rishya- 
sringa,  a  tale  of  the  Mahfibharata,  tr.  by  C.  H.  Tlttmau. 
5  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  7,  1874,  p.  385.)— Two 
books  from  "  the  Iliad  of  India"  (Mahfibh4rata).  61 
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mains, V.  2,  p.  86 ;  and  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  33,  1868,  p. 
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1879,  p.  631.)— Der  heillge  Agastya  naeh  den  erzaeh- 
lungen  des  Mahfibharata.  8  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
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Mab^bbA:Sbya.  Boehtlingk,  O.  Katajana 

Oder  Pataugali  im  Mahfibhashja.  8  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  29, 1875,  p.  183.)— Weber,  A.  F. 
Mahfibhfishya  des  PataHjall.  204  pp.  (Indische  slwlien, 
V.  13, 1873,  p.  293.) 

Mabairy,i?et;.  JohnPentland.  1839—.  Decay 
of  modern  preaching.   New  York,  1882.    12°, 

—4236 

Euripides.    London,  1879.    16°.    (Green, 

J.  R.,  Class,  writers.)  3287 

Greek  antiquities.     With    illustrations. 

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History  of  classical  Greek  literature.  New 

York.  1880.  2  v.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  46,  1880,  p.  705.)  2237 

Kant's    critical  philosophy  for  English 

readers,  v.  1,  3.  London,  1872.  2  v.  8°.  —1436 

Note.—y.  2  not  pub. 

Old  Greek  education.   London,  1881.   12°. 

—2376 
The  same.    New  York,  1882.     16°.    (Mag- 
nus, P.,  Education  Libr.)  —2376 

Prolegomena  to  ancient  history,  contain- 
ing :  Pt.  I.  The  interpretation  of  legends 
and  inscriptions.  Pt.  II.  A  survey  of  old 
Egyptian  literature.  London,  1871.  8°.    2453 


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Rambles  and  studies  in  Greece.   London, 

1876.  12°.  1478 

Social  life  in  Greece  from  Homer  to  Me- 

nander.     London,  1875.     12°.  —1378 

Twelve  lectures  on  primitive  civilizations, 

and  their  physical  conditions.  London.  1869. 
16°.  2457 

Notes  [on  Arlstoplianes,  Euripides,  and  Tacitus]. 

8  pp.  {Hermathena,  v.  1,  p.  237.)— Site  and  antiquity  of  the 
Helleuic  Xlion.  15  pp.  (Scbliemann,  H.,  Troja,  p. 
36l.(— Studies  in  Greek  literature.  I.  Hesiod.  »4  pp. 
{Hermathena,  v.  2,  p.  297.)— Degradation  of  Odjrssens 
lu  Greek  literature.     11  pp.     (Hermathena,  v.  1,  p.  265.) 

Mata&J^na.    Schmidt,  I.  J.     Ueber  das  Ma- 

bsjaua  uud  Pradscbna-P&ramlta  der  Bauddhen.  107 
pp.     (St.  Petersburg  Acad.  Mim.  sci.  pol.  6  s.  t.  i,  1810, 

p.  123.1 

Mah£iiualaipnr.    6'«e  Mababalipur. 

Maliauioiith,  ou  Taventurier  espagnol. 
Guenard,  E..  Baronne  de  Meri.    4  v.        1208 

Maban,  Alfred  T.  The  Gulf  and  inland 
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Mahan,  Asa,  D.  D.    Wilson,  J.  H.     Dr.  Ma- 

hau  on  the  American  war.    8  pp.    {InUmat.  Rev.  v.  4, 

1877,  p.  782.) 

Mahan,  Dennis  Hart,  LL.  D.  1802-71.  Ele- 
mentary course  of  civil  engineering.  6  ed. 
New  York.  1861.     8°.  —2714 

MaUau,  Milo.  D.  D.  1819-70.  Collected  works. 
Ed.  with  a  brief  memoir,  by  John  Henry  Hop- 
kins.    New  York,  1875.     3  v.  p.  8°.       —3257 

Contents.  The  comedy  of  cauonization,  v.  3. — 
CbrisUan  Odyssey,  v.  3.— Chnrcb  history  of  the 
first  7  centuries  ...  v.  1.— Answer  to  Colenso,  v.  3.— 
On  private  confessiou.r.  3.— Exercise  of  faitti,  v.  3. 
— Elopkins,  J.  H.  Memoir  of  Milo  Mahan,  v.  3.— Who 
was  *' James,  the  Lord's  brother?"  v.  3. — Iietters, 
V.  3 — Pbilosophic  history  :  SUlman,  v.  3.— Liberal 
views  of  the  ministry,  v.  3.— Mystic  nnmbers  :  a 
key  to  chronology ...  v.  2 — Palnioni  :  or,  the  numer- 
als of  Scripture.  A  proof  of  inspiration,  v.  2.— Poems, 
V.  3 — On  special  forms  of  prayer,  v.  3. — On  prayers 
for  tile  dead,  v.  3.— Sermous,  r.  3. — Social  edu- 
cation of  England  during  the  middle  ages,  t.  3 

Specclics  in  general  convention,  y.  3.— Our  states 
should  be  our  provinces,  v.  3.— Spirit  of  symbolism, 
T.  3.— The  way  of  life,  v.  3. 

Maharajas.    Sect  of  Maharajas,  or  Valla- 

bhacharyas,  In  western  India.  10  pp.  (Dublin  Cniv. 
Mag.  V.  81,  1S73,  p.  414.) 

Mahaiid,  or  Mathilde,   Comtesse  cfArtois. 

Godefroy  Menilglaise,  ( — ),  Marquis  Ae.  Mahaud, 
Comtesse  d'Artois.  Accusation  de  sortilege  et  d'em- 
polsonnement,  arr6t  d'absolution,  conffideration  des 
nobles  du  nord  de  la  France.  50  pp.  (Soc.  antlq. 
de  France,  Mem.  v.  25,  1865,  p.  181.) 

MahATagga,The.  London,  1879.  8°.  (Old- 
enberg.  H.,  Vinaya  Pitakam,  v.  1.)  3164 

Thesame.  Oxford.  1881-82.  2 v. 8°.  (Muel- 
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3183 
Mah^vlra.    3  pp.    Groldstuecker,  T.,  Liter- 
ary remain',  v.  1,  p.  lu.5. 

Mahllnaiiso,  The.  in  Roman  characters, 
with  the  tr.  subjoined  ;  and  an  introductory 
essay  on  Pali  Buddhistical  literature.  By 
Hon.  George  Tumour.  V.  1.  Ceylon,  1837. 
4°.  3172 

A'ote. — Xo  more  pub. 

The  same,  tr.  from  the  Singhalese.  Ed. 
by  Edward  Upham.  London,  1833.  8°. 
(Upham,  E.,  Sacred  books  of  Ceylon,  v.  1.) 

—2284 
Mahdi,The.    Stem,C.E.    7  pp.    (Nineteenth 

Cent.  V.  15,  1884,  p.  816.) 

Mahdy,  The  coming  of  the.    12  pp.    (Black- 

viood's  Mag.  v.  132,  1882,  p.  304.) 


Mahen,  or  Matthieu.  de  Lorraine,  Bp.  of  Toul. 

La  Porte  da  Tbeil,  F.  J.  G.  Xotice  de  plusieurs 
lettres  anecdotes  du  Pai)e  Innocent  IH  .  .  .  conceruant 
le  proems  de  deposition  de  M.  34  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
yot.  et  ezlr.  d«  MSS,  v.  3, 1790,  p.  617.) 

Mahiels,  Edouard.     Droit  criminel  beige. 

See  Goddvn.  M.,  and  Mahiels,  E. 
Mahlmaiin,  Siegfried  August.     1771-1826. 

Home.     1  p.     (Dublin  Cnic.  Mag.  v.  27,  1846,  p.  340.) 

Mahmoad  II,  Sultan  of  Turkey.   Gutzkow, 

C.  F.  Sullan  Mahmud.  13  pp.  {Gesamm.  werke,  t.  9, 
p.  146.) — Lefebvre,  A.  Mahmoud  et  Meh6met-All.  43 
pp.  [Rer.  d.  deux  mondes,  1839, 4  s.  v.  18,  p.  474.;— Sketcb 
of  the  life  of  M.  18  pp.  (Dublin  Cniv.  Mag.  t.  14, 
lti39,  p.  343.) 

Mahnioud  Aboul-Kasim-Yemin-ed-Daulah, 

Sultan  of  Persia.  Aboul  Nasr  Mohammed  ben- Moham- 
med al-Djabbar  al-Otbl.  Histoire  de  M.  tr.  par  A.  I. 
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p.  266.) 

Mahn,  Karl  August  Friedrich  [Ed.)  1802—. 
Gedichte  der  Troubadours  in  provenzalischer 
sprache.  Zum  ei*sten  mahl  und  treu  nach 
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Mahouiet.    See  Mohammed. 

Mahometan  empire  in  Spain,  History  of 
the.     Murphy.  J.  C.  3551 

Mahomelaiiism  unyeiled.  Forster.  Rev. 
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Mahom^tisme  eu  Chine.  Dabry  de 
Thiersant.  P.     2  v.  —2265 

Mahou,  P.  B..,Lord.  See  Stanhope,  P.  H.,  5 
Earl. 

Mahony,  Rev.  Francis  Sylvester.  1804-66. 
Works  of  Father  Prout.  Ed.  with  biographi- 
cal introduction  and  notes  bv  Charles  Kent. 
London,  1881.    p.  8°.  '  2107 

Omtenti.    Kent,  C.    Biographical  introduction. 

Miscellaneous  pieces  :  A  Baptismal  chant. — The 
Bottle  of  St.  Jnuiiarins. — Burns  and  Berau- 
ger. — The  Double  barrel.— The  Eplphauy  :  a 
fragment — The  Hot  wells  of  Clifton.— The  Ides 
of  Starch. — Inaugural  ode  tj  the  ".\uthor  ot 
Vanity  Fair."— Lover  and  Ovid.- The  Mistletoe. 
— The  original  of  '•  \ot  a  drum  was  hear«l."— The 
Piper's  progress. — Poetical  epistle  to  Boz. — 
The  Redbreast  of  Aquilauia. — Tht-  Sabine  farm- 
er's serenade. — The  Signs  of  the  zodiac. 

Beliques  of  Father  Pruut :  Barry  lu  the  Vatican. — 
The  days  of  Krasmas.- The  sui.gs  of  Horace.— Vic- 
tor Hugo's  lyrical  poetry. — Literature  and  the 
Jesuits. — The  rogueries  of  Tom  Sloore. — Series  ot 
modern  Lntin  poets.— Mahony  on  Pront. — Father 
Prout's  apology  for  Lent. —His  carousal. — His 
dirge. — His  plea  for  pilgrimages. — Songs  of  France. 
— Songs  of  Italy.— Dean  Swift's  madness  :  a  talo 
of  a  churn.— Oliver  Torke's  Preamble. 

Reliques  of  Father  Prout,  late  P.  P.  of 

"Watergrasshill,  in  the  county  of  Cork.  Ire- 
land. Collected  and  arranged  by  Oliver 
Yorke.  Esq.  Illustr.  by  Alfred  Croquis,  Esq. 
(D.  Maclise).  New  ed.  London,  1862.  p. 
8°.  (Bohn.  H.  G..  Illustr.  Libr.)  (Rev.  of  in 
Eraser's  Mag.  v.  13,  1836.  p.  333.)  2285 

Final  reliques  of  Father  Prout.    Collected 

and  ed.  by  Blanchard  Jerrold.  London,  1876. 
12°.  2285 

Contents.  Bright  dawn  of  better  days.— Ma- 
hony, Rev.  Francis,  In  Paris.— Between  the  old 
regime  and  the  new. — Paris  notes  under  the  2 
Empire.  —  Poetical  epistle  from  Father  Pront  lo 
Boz.— Father  Prout's  inauguration  ode.— Father 
Prout's  reliques.— Rome,  1S16.  The  fag  end  of  a 
long  reign.— Rome,  1847.— Dun  Jeremy  Savonarola. 

The  Epiphany,  a  fragment.    2  pp.     [Eraser's  Mag. 

T.  15, 1837,  p.  93)— Oliver  Torke  at  home.    34  pp. 


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{Fraser's  Mag.  v.  27, 1843,  p.  1.)— Father  Prowt's  apol- 
ogy for  lient,  his  death,  obsequies,  and  au  olegy. 
14  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  9,  1834,  p.  487.)  — Father 
Front's  caronsal.  19  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  9,  1834, 
p.  679.)— Father  Prout's  plea  for  pilgrimages.  16 
pp.     (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  9,  1834,  p.  537.) 

Banks,  P.  W.    Touching  Father  Prout's  last  book. 

11  pp.     {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  30, 1847,  p.  442.) 

Mahrah,  Arabia.  Carter,  H.  J.  Notes  on 
the  Mahrah  tribe  of  southern  Arabia,  with  a  vocabu- 
lary of  their  language.  32  pp.  (Royal  Aslat.  Soc.  Bom- 
bay, JoMrn.  V.  2,  1848,  p.  339.)— Maltzan,  H.  K.  E.  H., 
Freiherr  von.  Dialectische  studleu  ueber  das  Mehri  Im 
vergleich  mit  verwaudten  niundarten.  70  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  27,1873,  p.  225.)— Ueber  den  dia- 
lect von  Mahra,  geuannt  M6hrl,  in  Suedarabien.  19  pp. 
(Deutsch.  inorg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  25,  1871,  p.  196.) 

Malirattas.  Duff,  J.  G.  History  of  the 
Mahrattas.     1836,  3  v. 

See  also  Marathi  language.— Blarathl  litera- 
ture. 

JUalirenlioltz,  R.  Moliere's  leben  und 
werke  vom  standpunkt  der  heutigen  for- 
schung.  Heilbronn,  1881.  8°.  (Koerting, 
G.,andKosGhwitz,  E.,  Franzoesischestudien, 
V.  2.)  5821 

HI alithildis.    See  Matilda. 

Mahudel,  Nicolas.    1673-1747.    Del'origine 

des  feux  de  joie.  9  pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  C,  Dissert,  ret. 
hist,  de  France,  v.  8,  p.  463.) 

Maliiil,  Alphonse  Jacques.  1795-1871.  Tab- 
leau de  la  constitution  politique  de  la 
monarchie  frangaise  selon  la  charte,  ou  re- 
sume du  droit  public  des  Frangais.  Paris, 
1830.     8°.  —1356 

SCdhwahtree.    Hamilton,  C.     Description 

of  the  Mahwah  tree.  9  pp.  1  pi.  (Asiat.  Research,  v.  1, 
1788,  p.  30U.) 

Mai,  Angelo,  Carditial  [Ed.)  1782-1854. 
Classicorum  auctorum  e  Vaticanis  codicibus 
editorum  [collectiol.  Romae,  1828-38.  10  v. 
8°.  3237 

Contents.  Abbon,  or  Abbo,  of  Fleury.  Quaestloues 
grammatlcales,  v.  5.— .^Esopus  Graecus.  JulllValeril 
res  gestae  Alexandri  Macedonia  translatae  ex  ^aopo 
Graeco,  v.  7.— Aldhelm,  or  Adelm,  Bp.  of  Sherborne. 
Do  septenarlo  et  re  grammatica  ac  metrica  ad  Acir- 
clura  regem,  v.  5.— Apolllnaris,  or  ApoUinarlus,  Bp. 
of  Laodicea.  Fragmenta  commentariorum  in  Lucam. 
rer.],  V.  10.— Archimedes.  Fragmeutum  cum  notl- 
tia.  [Gr.],  V.  1.— Aristides,  P.  M.  Oratio  ad  versus 
Demostheuem  ad  immuuitate;  Fragmeutum.  [Gr.  et 
Lat.],  V.  4.— Arsenius,  St.,  the  Hermit.  Adversus  ten- 
tatoi-um  nomicum.  [Gr.],  v.  10.— Atlianasius,  ^6p. 
of  Corinth.  Fragmentum.  [Gr.],  v.  10— Atticlsmo- 
rum  Humerus  quldam,  v.  4.— Commentarius  vetus  ad 
Boetliii  carmen,  v.  3.— Boethins,  A.  M.  T.  S.  De 
rhetoricae  cognatione;  Locorum  rhetorlcorura  disiluc- 
tlo,  V.  3.— Boniface  (Wiufrld),  St.,  Abp.  of  Mentz.    Ars 

grammatica,  v.  7 Carmina  vetern  Chrisiianorum 

ex  codicibus  Vaticanis,  v.  5.— Casslodorus,  M.  A. 
Clausula  inedlta  operlsde  artibus  ac  dlscipilnls  libe- 
rallum  lltterarum,  v.  3.— Cicero,  M.  T.  Conimen- 
tarll  antlqui  inediti  ad  oraiioues ;  Fragmenta  oratio- 
num  nuperis  temporibus  reperta;  Oratiouum  in  0. 
Verrem  partes  ex  antlquissimo  palimpseste  Vaticano, 
V.  2.— Llbrorum  VI  de  republica  reliqula  ...  v.  1.— 
Indices  historici  et  orthographici  Ciceronis,  v.  1. — 
Cyntliius  Cenetensis.  In  Vlrgilii  Aeneidem  com- 
mentarlura,  v.  7.— Cyprianus,  of  Antioch.  De  paenl- 
teutla,  fragmentum  Graecum,  v.  10.— Cyrillus  I, 
St.,  Abp.  of  Alexandria.  Commentarius  In  Lucae  Evan- 
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St.,  Patriarch  of  Antioch.  Fragmentum  ox  oju.i  apolo- 
gia pro  synodo  Clialcodon,  et  pro  epistola  8.  Leonis. 
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St. ,  Patriarch  of  Constantinnpte.  Fragmeutu  m.  [  Gr.  ] ,  v. 
10.— Index  fabularum,  v.  3.— Prauconis  ox  opore 
de  quadratura  circuli  spoclmen,  v.  3.— Oeograplius 
autiqans  ex  codlce  monaslerll  Cavensis,  cum  praevla 
uotltla,  V.  3.— Oloasae  antlquae  ez  codlce  Vaticano, 


V.  7. — Excerpta  ex  glossario  vetere,  v.  6. — Glos~ 
sarinm  vetus  Latinum  ;  Index  auctorum  in  vetere 
lexieo  laudatorum,  v.  6. — Gramn»aticus  Vallca- 
nns.    Ars    grammatica.     See  Probus. —  Gregorlns, 

Patriarch  of  Antioch.  Sermo  dogmallcusde  verbis:  hlc 
est  Alius  rheus  dllectus  in  quo  mlhi  complacui.  [Gr.], 
V.  10. — Herennins  (Fhilosophus).  Commentarius  no- 
bllls  ad  Aristotelis  metaphysica.  [  Gr.],  v.  9.— Hesy- 
chius,  of  Jerusalem.  Sermo  in  occursum  Domini. 
[  Gr.],v.  10.— Hisperica  fainina  latiuitatls  inusitatae, 
vel  arcauae,  opusculum  ex  antiquo  codlce  Vaticano, 
V.  5.— Hlstoriae  Romanae  fragmenta,  v.  7.— Isae- 
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Monk  of  the  East.  Fragmenta  ex  opere  de  Incarua- 
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physiologo,  v.  7. — Scholia  Vetera  Graecaln  liucant 
et  .Johannein  ex  codlce  saeculi  X.  [Gr.],v.  9.— Mar- 
tialis,  G.  De  arboribus  pomiferls,  v.  1.— De  pomls 
seu  mediclna  ox  pomis,  v.  3 — Martin,  St.,  Bp.  of 
Braga.  De  orlglne  idolorum,  v.  3.— Scholia  Vetera 
Graeca  In  Matthaenm  et  Marcum,  ex  codlce  saecuU 
X,  V.  6.— Maxlmus,  M.    Ars  metrica,  v.  3.— Mytho- 

grapbi  Ires.  [Gr.],v.  3 Index  auctorum  a  My tbo- 

grapltis  laudatorum,  v.  3.— Oribaslus.  Collectio- 
nis  medicae  libri  inediti  XLIV,  XLV,  XLVIII,  XLIX. 
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glues.  Fragmeutum  In  Levlticum ;  Fragmenta  lu 
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Graecaecum  praevla  notitiaeiluterprotatione;  Papyri 
tres  .aEgyptlacae  Graecae,  v.  5.— Papyrus  .^gyp- 
tiaca  Graece  scripta,  cum  notitia  et  Inierpreta- 
tioue,  V.  4.— Papyrus  Latina  Ravennatensis,  v.  5.— 
Pbaedrus.  Fabulae  novae,  v.  3.— Pbilo  Judftens. 
De  cophlnl  festo;  De  honorandls  iiareullbus;  Quaes- 
tiones  septem  de  cherubim.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  4 — 
Pbranza,  or  Phrauzes,  G.  Chronicon  minus  cum 
praevla  notitia.  [Gr.],  v.  9.— Placidus  Gramma- 
ticus.  Glossae,  v.  3.— Glossae  valde  auctae  et  emen- 
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Gaza.  Commentarius  ingens  in  Salomonls  Proverbla. 
[Gr.],  V.  9.— Eclogarum  exegeticnrum  In  Genesim  epi- 
tome ad  caput  XVIIL  [Gr.],  v.  6.-Pars  commeutarll 
In  Canticum  Salomonls.  [  Gr.],  v.  6.— Epistolae ;  Frag- 
mentum antirrhoticum  adversus  Procll  theologiam. 
[Gr.J,v.  4.— (£d.)  Commentarium  in  Canticum  Salo- 
monls collectio,  cura  Procopil  Gazael.  [Gr.],\-.  9.— 
Provlnciarum  denionstratio,  ex  antiquo  codlce, 
V.  3.— De  re  medica  fragmentum  litteris  autiqula 
scriptum  lu  codlce  Vaticano,  v.  7.— Rufus  Ephesius. 
Fragmeutum.  [Gr.],\.  4.— Sallustius  Crispus,  0. 
Historiarum  fragmentum  ex  niembrauis  Vaticanis,  v, 
1.— Seraplon,  St.,  Bp.  of  Thmuae.  Epistola.  [Gr.  et 
Lat.],  V.  5.— Severus,  Patriarch  of  Antioch.  Ex  com- 
mentario  in  Actorum  Apostolorum  caput  II  de  pente- 
costo;  Reliquiae  commentariorum  In  Lucam.  [Gr.],v. 
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Latinitatis,  slve  lexicon  vetus  membranls  nunc 
primum  erutum,  v.  8.  —  Tirnothens,  nf  Jerusalem. 
Sermo  lu  Simeonem  justum,  v.  10.— Valerius,  J.  lies 
gestae  Alexau<lri  Maceilouis  translatae  ex  .Esopo 
Graeco,  v.  7.— Virgilli  Maronis  Inierpretes  veteres 
ex  pallmpsesto  Veroneusi,  v.  7.— Virgilius  Maro 
(Grammaticus).  De  octo  partlbus  orationls  ad  Juilum 
Germanum  dlaconum  epistolae  octo  ;  Epltomae  quln- 
decim,  v.  5.— Index  generalis,  v.  10. 

(Ed.)    M.  Cornelii Frontonis  et M.  Aurelii 

imperatoris  epistulae.    See  Fronto,  M.  C. 

(Ed.)    M.  Tullii  Ciceronis  de  republica. 

See  Cicero,  M.  T. 

(Ed.)    Novum  Testamentum   Graece  ex 

antiquissirao  codice  Vaticano.  Ed.  M.  New- 
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(Ed.)    Patrum nova bibliotheca.    Romae, 

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Llbellus  annalia  sivo  kalendarlum  puglllare,  v.  0,  pt. 
2. —Alexander,  St.,  Bp.  of  Alexandria.  Sermo  de 
anlmo  et  corpore  deque  passlone  Domini.  [Syr.  «t 
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tlones:  deNicetts;  de  Phllonlbus;  et  de  Theodoris; 
cum  It  8iu8  Allaiii  vita.  [Gr.  et  Lat.].\.  6,  pi.  2.— Am- 
broslos,  St.,  Bp.  of  Milan.  Excerpta  ex  Eusebll 
quaestionibus,  v.  4,  pu  1. — Anaelni,  St.,  Abp.  of  Can- 
terbury. Mediiatlo super  ml.serere,  v.  l,pt.  1. — Apolli- 
naris.  Bp.  of  Laodieea.  In  proverbia  commeutaril ; 
In  Ezechielein  commentarii ;  In  Esiam  coromeniarll. 
[Gr.  et  Lat.\  \.  7,  pt.  2.— Aquila,  of  Pontus.  Frag- 
mencum  In  Proverbia.  [Gr.  et  LaL],  v.  7,  pu  2.— Are- 
tlias,  Abp.  of  Caetarea.  Frapmentura  in  Proverbia. 
[Gr.  et  Lat.\,  v.  7,  pt.  2.— Athanatsins,  St.,  Abp.  of 
Alexandria.  Epistolae  festales  Syriace  et  Latlne,  cum 
chronico  et  f  ragmentls  aliis,  v.  6,  pt.  1. — Excerpta  cum- 
mentarii  in  Lucam.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.  ] ,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— Aiif^ns- 
tinus.  A.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Hippo.  Sermones  [partlm  Gr. 
parUm  Lat.]  ;  Speculum;  Summaria  Vetera  operis  S. 
Augustinl  de  genesi  ad  litteram  ;  Summaria  operis  S. 
Augustlui  de  utiliiate  credeudi,  cum  prologo;  Sum- 
maria prisca  librorum  S.  Augusiini  de  Triuitate ;  3up- 
plementum  vitae  S.  Augusiini;  Adnotatio  de  quibus- 
dam  Augustlui  pseudepigraiibis ;  S.  Augusiini  ars 
nova  grammatica,  v.  1. — Bardi,  R.  de.  Collectorii 
AugusiinlaDi  Robert!  de  Bardis  recensio,  cum  praevla 
dlsbertatione,  t.  1,  pt.  1. — Bartbolonuieus,  St., 
Abbot  of  tM  GroVa  di  Ferro.  S.  Barlholomaei  Crypto- 
lerratensis  vita;  In  S.  Baribolomaeum  laudes.  [Gr. 
et  Lat.],  V.  6,  pt.  2.— Basil! as,  St.,  Abp.  of  Caetareia. 
Epistola  ad  Crblcium.  [Gr.  et  LaL],y.3. — Sermo  ob 
sacerdotum  instructlonem.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  6,  pt.  2. — 
Basllias,  Bp.  of  Senpatras.  Fragmeutum  Graecura, 
V.  6,  pt.  2. — In  XVI  prophetas  cmi mentarii  specimen. 
[Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  7,  pt.  1— Bonizo,  Bp.  of  Sutri.  Ex- 
cerpta cauooica,  v.  7.  pt.  3.— Clir)'so8tontits,  J.,  St., 
Abp.  of  Constantinople.  Partes  coplosae  commentarii 
In  Salomonis  Proverbia.  [Gr.  et  Lot],  v.  4,  pt.  3. — 
Clandio,  C,  Bp.  of  Turin.  Prologue  catenae  In  Mat- 
tbaeum,  v.  1,  pt.  1.— Codices  Graeci  insulae  Patmi, 
V.  6,  pt.  2.— Coustautiuns  III,  F.  H.,  Emperor  of  the 
East.  Epistola  ad  Tbeodorum  I  patrlarcham  Botuae, 
V.  6,  pt.  2.— Cyprianus,  T.  C,  St.,  Bp.  of  Cartilage. 
Specimeu  operu>  S.  Cypriani  ad  Qiiirinum,  ex  codlce 
vetustisslmo,  t.  1,  pt.  2.  — Cjrrillws  I,  St.,  Abp.  of 
Alexandria.  Adlocutio;  Fragmeuin  commentarlorum  in 
Hatthaeum  et  Lucam.  [Gr.],v.  1,  pt.  1. — NovascrlpUi. 
[Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  3.— Opuscula.  [Gr.  etLaL],Y.2,  pt.  1.— 
CjrriUns  11,  Abp.  of  Alexandria.  Sermo  de  obltu 
sanctorum  trium  puerorum,  nee  non  sapieutissiml 
Danibelis.  [Gr.  el  Lat.],  v.  2,  pt.  1.— Deusdedit,  or 
Deodatus,  Cardinal.  Libellus  contra  invasores  et 
Blmonlacos  et  reliquos  schismaticos,  v.  7,  pt.  3. — £Na- 
logl  cum  Ismabelita  fragmentum,  v.  i,  pt.  2. — Dialogl 
bominis  caihollcl  cum  haeretico  fragmentum,  v.  1,  pt. 
1. — Didyinus,o/ Alexandria.  Commentarlus  In  epis- 
tolam  Paull  secundam  ad  Coriuthios ;  Fragmeuta  ex 
commentario  inJobauuis  Evangelium.  [Gr.  et  Lat.l, 
▼.  4,  pt.  3.— De  lilulo  psalmi  IV.  [Gr.  el Lat.\\ .Z.—ln 
Proverbia  Salomonis  commentarii ;  In  Psalraos  com- 
meutarli.  [Gr.  et  Lot.],  v.  7,  pt.  2.  —  Dlodoms, 
Bp.  of  Tortus.  In  Paalmos  Interpreiatio.  t  Gr.],  v. 
6,  pt.  2.  —  Opuecull  de  ecclesiasticis  doijmatibns 
Bupplementum,  v.  1,  pt.  1.— Dracontias.  Supple- 
nienta,  v.  1,  pt.  2.  — Dyname.  nf  Bordeaux.  [De 
arte  grammatica],  v.  1,  pt.  2.—  Epliraenilas,  St., 
Patriarch  of  Antiock.  Fragmentum  apologiae  pro 
synodo  Cbalcedoneusl  et  epistola  S.  Leonis  P.  P. 
\6r.  et  Lot.],  v.  4,  pt.  1.  —  JBugyppias,  Abbot  of 
iMotnano.  Summaria,  v.  1,  pt.  i. — Easeblns, 
Patriarth  of  Alexandria.  Sermo  de  eleemosy  na ;  Sermo 
de  astronomls.  {Gr.  et  Lot.],  v.  2,  jit.  2.— Ensebins 
Pampbllns,  Bp.  of  Caesarea.  Xova  scripta.  [Gr.  et 
Lot.],  V.  4,  pt.  1.— £atbyiuiU8  Zigabemns,  of  Con- 
stantinople. Disputaiio  de  flde  cum  philosopbo  sara- 
ceno.  l^Gr.  et  Lai.],  v.  4,  pt  2.  —  Entycbtas.  SI., 
Patiiarch  of  c:kmslantinople.  Sermo  de  piiscbate  et  de 
8S.  eucharlstla.  [Gr.  et  Lot.],  v.  4.— Fulgentins,  F. 
C.  G.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Ruspe.  Sermo  de  epipbauia  Domini, 
T.  1,  pt.  1.— Gaza,  T.  Canis  laudatlo.  [  Gr.  et  Lot.],  v. 
6,  pt.  2.— Germanus  I,  Patriarch  of  Constantinople. 
Epistola encycliea ad  Armeuiosde  flde orthodoxa.  [Gr. 
et  Lat."],  V.  2,  pt.  2.— Glycas,  M.  De  praemlo  non 
dilato  anlmabus  corpore  solutis.  [Gr.],  v.  6,  pt.  2.— 
Gr«gorias,  Patriarch  of  AntiocK  Sermones  duo 
de^cbrlsii  baptismo.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  2,  pt.  2. — 
Grcgorios,  St.,  Bp.  of  Ifyssa.  Sermo  adversus 
Arium  et  Sabellium ;  Sermo  de  Spirltu  sancto  ad- 
versus  Macedouianos ;  Fragmentum  de  procesaione 
Spiritus  sancti  eiiam  a  Filio.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  4. 
— Ilierouymns  Sopbronlas,  E.,  St.  Excerpta  ex 
Eusebli  quaesllonibus,  v.  4,  pt.  1.— Htlalre,  St.,  Bp. 
of  Poitiers.  Breve  supplementum  commentarii  in 
Psalmos;  Tractatus  duo;  Sermo  brevis  paralyiico; 
Hymuus  serotinus;  Graeca  fragraenta,  v.  1,  pt.  1.— 
Hlppolytus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Partus  Romatms.  In  Prover- 
bia fragmenta.     [Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  7,  pt.  2 Hymnl 


-rcteres,  cum  praevlo  monlto,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Irenaens, 

St.,  Bp.  of  Lyons.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.  et  Lot.],  v.  3.— 
Isaac,  St.,  Bp.  of  Nineceh.  Epistola  ad  Syraeonera 
Cionetam.  fGr.  et  Lat.],Y.  8,  pt.  3 — Joannes,  />eo- 
am  at  Constantinople.  Fragmentum.  [Gr.],  v.  6,  pt.  2. 
— Joannes,  St.,  of  Damascus.  Jobanuls  orthodox!  dls- 
putatlo  cum  Manichaeo.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.\  v.  4,  pt.  3.— Jn- 
ll^tkv»t  the  Deaeou.    Fragmeutum  in  Proverbia.    [Gr. 

et  Lat.],  y.  7.  pt.  2 Iico,  the  Patrician.    Fragmentum. 

[  Gr.],y.  6,  pt.  2 I<ibeUus  annalis  si  ve  kalendarium 

pugillare  commeutario,  lllustratum  a  Nicolao  Ale- 
manno,  v.  6,  pt.  2.— Propositiones  Cbristianae  adver- 
8U8  Manlcbaeos,  v.  4,  pt.  3. — Sermo  in  laudem  S. 
Kartini  Turonensis,  v.  1,  pt.  1.— Martyrlns,  Patri- 
arch of  Antioch.  Pars  sermonis  de  divo  Chrysostomo 
contemporall  suo,  et  fragmentum  de  animae  exitu. 
[Gr.  et  LaL],  v.  2,  pt.  2.— Metbodlns,  St.,  Patriarch  of 
Constantinople.  Epistola  ad  Hierosolymorum  patri- 
arcbam  de  depositione  apostatarum  sacerdotum,  t.  5. 
— MetoctaJta,  G.,  Deacon  of  Constantimople.  Histurlae 
dogmaiicae  libri  I,  II.  [Gr.  et  LaL],  t.  8,  pL  2. — 
Miebael,  of  Oonstantinople-  Vita  et  conversatio 
sancti  patris  noetrl  et  confeasoris  Theodori  abbatis 
mouasterli  Studii.  [Gr.  et  LaL],  t.  6,  pt.  2.— Mlssa 
picta  Graecornm  In  codlce  Hlerosolymltano,  t.  6, 
pt.  2.— Xicepboras,  St.,  Patriarch  of  Const4Sittim>ple. 
Opera  adversus  Icouomachos.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],  y.  5. — 
Wlcepboms  II.  Patriarch  of  Constanlxjiople.  Frag- 
meutum de  oleo  mortuorum.  [Gr.],  y.  4.— Nicetas, 
Affp.  of  Thessalonica.  Prooemium  dlalogorum  ejus  de 
Spiritus  sancti  processlone.  [Gr.],  v.  6,  pt.  2. — Xlce- 
(as,  of  Bytaniium.  Ck>nf utatlo  falsi  llbri  quem  soripsK 
Hobamedes  .\rabs;  Conlutatio  prloris  epistolae  ab 
Agareusia  missae  ad  Micbaelem  Imperatorum  Tbeo- 
pbili  Slium  ;  Confutatio  alterlus  Agarenurum  episto- 
lae ad  euudem  Imperatorem.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  4,  pt.  2. 
— Klcetas,  ofChouae.  De  supersUUone  Agarenorum ; 
De  ManicUaeis.  [Gr.  et  LaL],  v.  4,  pts.  2.  3.— Kice- 
tas,  of  Kieata,  De  Graecorum  scblsmatlbus.  [Gr. 
et  Lot.],  V.  6,  pt.  2.— Xicetas  Panetphemus.  Epistolae. 
[Gr.],  V.  6,  pt.  2 — Nicetas  Serron,  Abp.  of  Heraclea. 
Praefatio  ad  catenam  in  Psalmos.  [Gr.  et  Lat.].  v.  3. — 
De  obsldlone  Cousiantiuopolitana  sub  Heracllo 
imp.  V.  6,  pt.  2. — Olyiupiodorus,  Deacon  of  Alexan- 
dria. Fragmentum  iu  Proverbia.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],  y.  7, 
pt.  2.— Origcues.  In  Proverbia  Sa'lomonis  commen- 
tarii. [  Gr.  et  Lat.],  T.  7,  pt.  2.— Panoplia  dognsa- 
tlca,  cum  insertis  varlis,  etpraesertlm  Gelasii  I.  PP. 
epistola  eucycUca,  v.  2,  pt.  2. — Panl,  of  Persia.  Dis- 
putationes  Phoiini  Maolchael  cum  Paulo  Cbristiano. 
[Gr.  et  Lat.],  y.  4,  pt.  3.— Petins,  Bp.  of  Laodieea. 
Commentarlus  in  quatuor  Evangelia  de  SS.  eucharls- 
tla. [Gr.],  V.  6,  pt.  2.— Petrns  Siculus,  Bp.  of  Argot. 
Historla  et  ref utatio  Maulcbaeor um.    [  Gr.  et  Lat.  J ,  v.  4. 

pt.  3 Pbotinns.    Disputationea  Photinl  Hanlchaei 

cum    Paulo  Cbristiano.      [Gr.   et  Lat.],  v.  4,   pt.  3 

Polycbronivs,  of  Aphamia.  In  Ezechielem  com- 
mentarii.    [Gr.  et  Lot.],  v.  7,  pC  2 Proclns,  j46p.  of 

Comtantiw^le.  In  8.  Andream  apostolum,  v.  6,  pt.  3. 
— Symeon,  ■$<.,  of  Mesopotamia.  Sermo  de  anlmaa 
exitu.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.],  t.  8,  pt.  3.— Symeon  II,  Stylltes, 
St.  Sermones.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  8,  pt.  3.— Taraslns, 
PainanAofGjnstanlinopU.  Epistola,  v.  5.— Tbeodorns 
I,  Pope.  Epistola  ad  C«"in8taniinum  Heraclium  Imp.  v. 
6,  pt.  2. — Tbeodorns  II,  Lascaris,  Emperor  of  Nicaea. 
De  dlvlnls  nominibus.  [Gr.],  v.  6,  pt.  2. — Tbeodo- 
rns, St.,  Abbot  of  Sludium.  Catechesls  fuuebrls  In 
matremsuam.  [Gr.  «/ia/.],  v. 6, pt.  2.— Epistolae.  [Gr. 
et  Lat.],  y.  8,  pt.  1. — Scripta  varia  quae  in  Sirmondl 
edltione  desunt.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  3. — Tbeodorns, 
Bp.  of  Alania.  Alanlcus.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],  y.  6,  pt.  2. — 
Tbeodorns,  Bp.  nf  Andidia  or  Sandida.  Commeuta- 
tio  liturgica.  [Gr.  el  Lat.],y.  6,  pt.  2. — Tbeodorns, 
Bp.  in  Cyprus.  De  vita  et  exilio  et  afflictionibus  bea- 
tlsslmi  Jobannls  Chrysosto.ml  archlepiscopl  Constan- 
tlnop.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  6,  pt.  2.— Tbeodorns,  Bp.  of 
Heraclea.  In  Esalam  Interpretatio.  [Gr.],T.  6,  pt.  2. 
— Tbeodorns,  Bp.  of  leoniuin.  De  SS.  martyribus 
Ciryco  et  Julltta.  [  Gr.],  v.  6,  pt.  2.— Tbeodorns.  Bp. 
of  Moptuestia.  Argumentum  historicum  psalmi  LIVet 
psalmi  XXXIV.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  3.— In  Xn  prophetas 
commentarlum ;  In  Psalmos;  In  Evangelium  Johan- 
nls ;  In  epistolam  II  ad  Corinthlos.  F  Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  7, 
pt.  1.— Tbeodorns,  o/J/niiicK.  Ethica.  [Gr.etLat.], 
y.  6,  pt.  2.— Tbeodorns  Somicut.  Oratlo  funebris 
sen  lamentatio  iu  obltu  Andronicl  Tarchanlotae. 
[  Gr.],  y.  6,  pt.  2 — Tbeodorns  Prodromus.  Poeraata  ; 
Oratlo  eplthalamica.  [Gr.],  y.  6,  pt.  2. — Tbeodorns 
JTanthopulus.  Epistolae  duae ;  In  obitu  Tbe<.>dorl  Xan- 
thopull.  [Gr.],  V.  6,  pt.  2.  —  Tbeodotiou.  Frag- 
meutum in  Proverbia.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  7,  pt.  2. — 
Tbeopbllns. .Sp.  o/ .tllerondria.  Fragmentum.  [Gr. 
etLat.],y.  3.— Particulae  duae.  [Gr.],  v.4 — Tbouias 
Magitter.    De  cladlbus  in  Thessalla  et  iu  moute  Athoue. 


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[Gr.],  V.  6,  pt.  2.— Tlmotheus,  Patriarch  of  Alexan- 
dria.   Sermo  et  fragmeuta.     [Gr.  el  Lat.],  y.  2,  pt.  2. 

— —  (Ed.)  Q.  Aurelii  Symmachi  Octo  oratio- 
num  ineditarum  partes.  See  Symmachus, 
Q.  A. 

(Ed.)  Scriptorum  veterum  nova  collectio 

e  Vaticanis  codicibus  edita.     Roniae,  1825- 

38.     10  V.  4°.  —3251 

Contents.     AbulfaraJ    (Gregorlus    Bar-Hebraeus). 

Eccleslae  AntlocUeuae  Syrorum  nomocanoa,  v.  10 

AIculu.  Commeutarlorum  lu  Apocalypslu  librl  V, 
V.  9. — Alger,  of  Liege.  De  sacrlQclo  missae,  v.  9. — 
Ainbrosius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Milan.  Explauatlo  symboll 
ad  inUlandos;  Eplstola  de  flde  ad  B.  Hleronymum 
presbyterum,  v.  7.— Anastaslus,  ^bp.o/  Caesarea.  De 
honilne  ad  Dei  imagluem  coudiio.  [Gr.],  v.  9.— Aii- 
astaslns,  Presbyter  of  Mt.  Sinai.  Contra  Monophysltas. 
[  Gr.],  V.  7. — Auastasius,  Abbot  of  St.  Euthymium.  Con- 
tra Judaeog.  iGr.],  V.  7.— Fraginenta  antlqua  duo  ex 
librls  ut  videtur  ApocryphlsVeteris  Testaiuenti, 
V.  3,  pt.  2.— Apptaiius,  of  Alexandria.  Fragmenta. 
[Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  2.— Apwleius,  L.  C.  M.  De  ortho- 
graphia  trium  librorum  fragmeuta,  v.  1. — Fragmenta 
contra  Arrianos,  v.  B.— Assemaul,  G.  S.  Delia  na- 
zione  del  Coptl  e  della  valldlta'  del  aacramento  dell' 
ordine  presso  loro,  v.  6.— Atto  I,  Bp.  of  Vercelli.  Tes- 
tamentum,  v.  6,  pt.  2.— Atto  II,  Bp.  of  Vercelli.  Ser- 
mones ;  Polypticum  seu  perpeudlculum  cum  prlscla 
scUollis ;  Capltulare,  v.  6,  pt.  2. — De  Attoiiibiis  dia- 
trlbl,  V.  6,  pt.  2. — Angiistinit8,  A.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Hippo. 
Praecepta  artls  muslcae  coUecta  ex  librls  sex  S.  Augus- 
tlnl  de  muslca,  v.  3,  pt.  3. — Basillus  I,  Macedo,  Em- 
peror of  the  East.  Altera  exhortatlo  ad  tlllum  suum 
Leonem  imp.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  2. — De  capitnlaribus 
dlatribi,  v.  6,  pt.  2.— Claudlo,  C,  Bp.  of  Turin.  Prae- 
tatlo  in  commentarlos  suos  ad  epistolas  PauU  apos- 
toU,  V.  7.— Codices  .Ethloplcl  bibliothecae  Vatl- 
canae,  v.  5.— Codices  Arablcl  vel  a  Christlanis 
soripti  vel  ad  religioiiem  Christlanam  spectantis,  v.  4. 
—Codices  Armenlacl  bibliothecae  Vatlcauae.v.  5.— 
Codices  Chaldalci  slve  Syriaci  Vatican!  Assemanl- 
ani,  V.  5.— Codices  Coptic!  bibliothecae  Vatlcanae, 

V.  5 Codices  Ibericl  bibliothecae  Vatlcauae,  v.  5. — 

Codices  Iiidici  bibliothecae  Vatlcanae,  v.  5.— Co- 
dices Persicl  bibliothecae  Vatlcanae, v.  4.— Codices 
Slavlcl  bibliothecae  Vatlcanae,  v.  5.— Codices  Tur- 
clci  bibliothecae  Vatlcanae,  v.  4. — Catalogum  codi- 
cnni  Hebralcorum  bibliothecae  Vatlcanae.  Ap- 
pendix, V.  5. — Cyrlilus  I,  St.,  Abp.  of  Alexandria. 
Nova  scrlpta.  [  Gr.],  v.  8.— Damlaiio,  P.,  St.,  Cardinal- 
Bp.of  Oslia.  IterGallicum  ;  Espositiocanonls  missae; 
Collectanea  Nov!  Testamentl  ex  operibus  S.  Petri 
Damianl  excerpta,  cum  ejusdem  fragmeutls  inedltis, 
V.  6,  pt.  2.— Commentarli  variorum  In  Dauielem. 
[Gr.],  V.  1.— Decorosus.  Exposltio  In  laudem  B. 
Lucae  evangellstae,  v.  9.— Dexlppus,  P.  H.  Hlstorla- 
rum  excerpta;  Ex  historla  Dexippi  excerpta  lega- 
tion um  edlta;  Fragmeuta.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  2.— Dlo- 
dorus  Sicului.  Excerpta.  [Gr.  et  Lat.\,y.2. — Dion 
Casslus  Coccelaiitis.  Historla  Romanae  excerpta  ; 
cum  anonyml  coutinuatioue  usque  ad  Constantinum. 
[  Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  2.— Dlonysius,  of  Halicarnassus.  Ro- 
maaarum  antlqultatum  excerpta  a  Ubro  XII  usque  ad 
XX.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  2.— Donato,  G.  Opus  de  pro- 
cessione  Spirltus  Sanctl  contra  Graecum  schlsma,  v. 
7. — Ebed-Jesu,  Bar  Bricha.  Collectio  canonumsyno- 
dlcorum;  Liber  margarltae  seu  de  verliate  Chrlstl- 
auae  rellglouis.  [Syr.  el  Lat.],  v.  10. — Eccleslae  Ar- 
meulacae  canoues  selectl,  v.  10.— Enrico,  Bp.  of 

Parma.    Sermo  de  paschate  Domini,  v.  7 Ephrae- 

mlua.  Monk.  Vltae  Caesarum,  a  Calo  Caligula  ad 
Mlcha^lem  VIII  Palaeologum ;  Catalogus  patrlarcha- 
rum  Byzantluoruin  ab  Initio  eplscopatus  usque  ad 
Chrlstl  annum  MOCCXXllI.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  3,  pt.  1.— 
Erchemberto,  of  Monte-  Casino.  Exposltio  in  aliquot 
psalmos,  v.  9.— Ereclithlus,  Bp.  of  Antioch.  Frag- 
mentum  suppositum.  [Gr.],  v.  7.— Eubulus.  De 
controvorsia  i)olltli;a  inter  Artstotelem  et  Platonem. 
IGr. J,  v.  2.— JBuloKlus,  St.,  Patriarch  of  Alexandria. 
i'ragmontum.  [  Gr. J,  v.  7.— Eunaplus,  o/ Sttrdis.  Ex 
historla  Euuapll  Sardiaui  post  Dexippum  editlouls 

Bocundae.     [Gr.   et  Lat.],   v.  2 Eiiseblns    Pam- 

phllas,  Bp.  ofCae$area.  Uhronlcorum  librl  duo.  [  Gr.], 
V.  8.— Quaestloues  ad  Stephanum  ;  Quaestloues  ad 
Marlnum  [Gr.  el  Lal.\;  Theoplianlae  fragmeuta;  Ex 
commentarlo  in  Lucara  fragmeuta;  Ex  tractatu  de 
paschate;  Quaestloimm  ad  Marlnum  addilameuta. 
[Gr.],  V.  1.— Eustalhlaa,  Monk.  Contra  Mouojjhy- 
sltas.  [Gr.],  V.  7.— Kutychianus,  67., /'ope.  Exhor- 
tatlo nd  presbyteroa,  v.  (5,  pt.  2.— Kutychtns,  SI.,  Pa- 
triarch of  Constantinople.  Duo  fragmenta  Inedlta.  [Or.], 


V.  9. — Evagrlus,  of  Pontus.  Fragmentum  ex  catena 
veterum  patrum  In  Lucae  Evangellum.  [Gr.],  v.  9. — 
Ferrandiis,  F.,  Deacon  of  Carthage.  Epistula  dogma- 
tica  adversus  Arrianos  aliosque  haereticos,  v.  3,  pt.  2. 
— Floriis  Drepanlns,  of  Lyons.   Epistulade  psalterll 

emendatloue,  v.  3,  pt.  2 Georglus  Hamartolus.     Ex- 

cerptum  ex  chronicls.  [Gr.],  v.  9.— Gregorius,  St., 
Bp.  of  Nyssa.  Nova  scripta  ex  codicibus  Vaticanis. 
[  Gr.],  V.  8. — Crregorius  Thaumaturgus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Neo- 
caesarea.  S.  Gregorii  Thaumaturgi  fldes.  [Gr.],v.  7. 
— Inscriptiounm  chrlstiaiiaruin  pars  I,  v.  5. — 
Isidore,  St.,  Abp.  of  Seville.  Prologus  in  psalterll  edl- 
tionom,  v.  3,  pt.  2. — Jamlillclius,  of  Syria.  Frag- 
mentum ex  Babylonicis.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.] ,  v.  2 Joannes, 

of  Sicily.  Excerptum  ex  chronlcis.  [Gr.],  v.  9. — Job, 
Patriarch.  Jobi  testameutum.  [Gr.],  v.  7.— Julianus, 
of  Laodicea.  De  bello.  [Gr.],  v.  2. — Jnlius,  I,  St., 
Pope.  Scrlpta  supposlta.  [Gr.],  v.  7.— Justlulanus 
I,  F.  A.,  Emperor  of  Constantinople  and  Rome.  Juris 
civilis  partes,  V.  1.— Contra  Monophysltas.  [Gr],v.  7.— 
Iieontlus,  of  Byzantium.  Quaestlones  ad  versos  eos 
qui  unam  dicuut  uaturam  compositam  D.  N.  Jesu 
Ohristl  Item  sanctorum  testlmonia  et  sententlae  ipso- 
rum  expllcatlo.  [Gr.],  v.  7.— Adversus  eos  qui  duaa 
adflrmant  Chrlstl  personas,  nuUamque  In  Ipso  con- 
Junctionem  confltentur.  [Gr.],v.  9. — Iieontlus  and 
Joannes.  Eerum  sacrarum  liber  II.  [Gr.],v.  7.— 
Liiturgica  fragmenta  autiqua,  v.  3,  pt.  2. — Catena 
veterum  patrum  in  Iincae  Evangellum.  [Gr.],v.  9. 
— Reliquiae  tractatus  antiquissimi  In  Lucae  Evange- 
llum, v.  3,  pt.  2.— Iiuculeutlus.  In  aliquot  Nov! 
Testamentl  partes  commentarli,  v.  9.— Marlni,  G. 
L.  Prefazlone  alle  Iscrizlonl  antlche  dollar!  alle 
quail  dava  per  giunta  quelle  de  sdgUli  dl  bronzo  e 
degll  acquedottl  di  Plombo,  v.  7. — Evangellum  secun- 
dum JIattliaeum  versionls  antohleronymiauae,  v.  3, 
pt.  2. — Menander  (Protector).  Historiarum  excerpta. 
[  Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  2.— Metbodins,  tlie  Monk.  De  vltaudo 
schismate  tractatus.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  3,  pt.  1. — Meto- 
chlta,  T.  Quod  omnes  qui  in  jEgypto  instltutl  f  ue- 
runt  asperlore  oratlonis  genere  utl  soleant.  [Gr.  et 
Lat.],  V.  2.— BTepotlanus,  J.  Epitoma  Valeril  Maxlmi 
(usque  ad  lib.  Ill,  cap.  3),  v.  3,  pt.  3.— Nerses  IV,  Pa- 
triarch of  Armenia,  Excerpta  ex  eplstolis  Nersetis  pa- 
triarchae  Armeuiorum,  v.  6,  pt.  1.— Nicepliorns 
Blemmldas.  Oratio  qualem  opporteat  esse  regera. 
[Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  2.— Nlcetas,  St.,  Bp.  of  Aquileja.  De 
ratlone  fidel ;  De  Spiritus  Saucti  potentia  ;  De  dlversia 
appellatlonibus  D.  N.  Jesu  Christo  convenientibus  ; 
Explauatlo  symboll  hablta  ad  compotentes;  Fragmenta 
sex,  V.  7. — Nlcolans,  Patriarch  of  Constantinople.  De 
vita  monastlca.  [Gr.J,  v.  9.— Oratlonis  dominieae 
explanatlo,  v.  9. — Paolo  Varnefrido.  of  Aquileja. 
De  sententia  evangelica  et  de  saucto  Benedicto  homil'la, 
v.  7. — Paris,  J.  Epitoma  librorum  XValerli  Maxlmi, 
v.  3,  pt.  3. — Petrus,  of  Thessalonica  (Patricius  et  ma- 
gister).  De  scientia  politlca  fragmenta.  [Gr.  et  Lat.], 
v.  2. — Photins,  Patriarch  of  Constantinople.  Quaes- 
tlones ad  Amphllochlum ;  Responslo  canonlca.  [Gr. 
et  Lat.],  V.  1.  —  Fragmentum  quaestionis  Amphilo- 
chlanae  CXLVIIII.  [Gr.],  v.  2.— Amphilochiaanecdota. 
[Gr.],  V.  9. — Pletro,  Beacon  and  Librarian  at  Monte- 
Casino.  De  ortu  et  obltu  justorura  coenobll  Casinen- 
sis,  V.  6,  pt.  2. — Eplstola  ad  Chonradum  Imperatorem 
secundum  ;  Eplstola  consolatorla  ad  Richizam  Roma- 
uorum  Imperatrlcem,  v.  7.— De  poenltentiall  Ro- 
mano dlatrlba,  v.  6,  pt.  2.— Polybins,  of  Megalopolis. 
Historiarum  excerpta.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  2. — Poly- 
ctironiu-H,  of  Apltamia.  Excommentarils  in  Danielem. 
[Gr.],  v.  1. — Eplstola  quaedam  canoulca  quam  debent 
adlmplere  presbyteri,  dlacoul,  seu  subdiaconl,  v.  6, 
pt.  2.— Prudentius  Galindo,  St.,  Bp.  of  Troyes.  Pro- 
logus ad  flores  psalmorum,  v.  9.— Reml,  of  Auxerre. 
Commentarlus  imperfectus  in  Oseam,  v.  6,  pt.  2.— 
Tracttitus  de  reinnueratione  inerltorum  non 
dtlata,  v.  7.— Sablnus,  Bp.  Eplstola.  [Gr.],  v.  7.— 
Sedultns  Scotus.  Explanatluucuia  de  breviarlo- 
rum  et  capltulorum  canonumque  dllTereutia,  v.  9.— 
Sermones  veteres  quatuor  :  in  septuageslma ;  In 
quadragesima;  in  domlnlca  passlonis;  In  dominica 
palmarum,  v.  3,  pt.  3.— Sermonum  autiquorum  allae 
reliquiae,  v.  3,  pt.  2.— Sernionnin  Arrlaaoruin 
fragmenta  antiqulsstma,  cum  refutatiouibus,  v.  3,  pt. 
2.— Severus,  Patriarch  of  Anliocli.  Fragmeuta.  [Gr.] 
In  8.  Autonlum  laudes;  De  8.  Droslde  homlllae;  Ex- 
teraporaneus  sermo  de  8.  Thallolaeo,  v.  9.— Stbyllae 
librl  XI,  XII,  XIII,  XIV  coUectlonl  veterl  sibyilinorum 
addendl.  [Gr.],  v.  3,  pt.  3.— Silvester  I,  St.,  Pope. 
Fragmentum.  [GrJ,  v.  8.— De  Spiritus  Sancti  pro- 
cesslone  a  Patre  Fllioque  opuscula  duo,  v.  7.— Sym- 
boll apostolic!  explanatlo,  v.  9.— Symbol!  Atha- 
naslani  explanatlo, v.  9.— Symmachus,  Q.  A.  Novom 
orailonum  partes, cum  adnotatlonlbus,  v.  1 — Syuodl 
Coiistantlnopolltanl  actlones  prlma-ootava.    [  Or. 


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et  Lat.],  V.  4.— Tlieodorns,  Bp.  of  Jfoptwcttio.  Com- 
meutarias  in  Oseam ;  In  Joelem ;  in  Amosum ;  In  Ab- 
dlam ;  in  Jonam ;  ia  Michaeam ;  in  Xahumum ;  in 
Habacucum;  InSophoulam;  in  Aggaeum;  in  Zacha- 
riam;  in  Malacliiam  ;  Fragmenta.  [Gr.],  v.  6,  pt.  1.^ 
Tlieorianns.  Disputado  secuuda  cum  Nersete  Fa- 
triarclia  generall  Armenlorum ;  Disputatio  cnm  Syris 
Jacobitis.  [Gr.  et  Lot.],  v. 6,  pt,  I.— TlLomas  MagUter. 
Oratio  de  regis  offlclis,  ad  Androuicum  Palaeologum ; 
Alia  oratio  de  subditorum  erga  regem  offlciis.  [Gr.], 
V.  3,  pt.  3. — Tipncitns.  Conspectus  universus  cum 
basillcorum  suppleraeutis.  [<rr.],  v.  7. — Valerias 
Maxlmns.  Julii  Paridis  epitoma'ilbrorum  X  Yalerii 
Maximi ;  Januarll  Xepotiani  alia  epitoma  Valeril 
Maximl  (usque  ad  lib.  m,  cap.  2),  v.  3,  pt.  3.— Vallero, 
A.,  Cardiiiol-Bp.  of  Verona.  De  occupationlbus  dia- 
cono  cardinale  dignls,  v.  6,  pt.  2.— Antiquorum  patrum 
doctrina  de  Verbl  iucarnatloue.  [<7r.],  t.  7. — 
Haereticorum  seutentiae  de  Verbl  incarnatlone,  v.  7. 
—Victor,  C.  J.  Ars  rhetorical,  v.  1.— Vletorlnns,  C. 
M.  In  epistulam  Pauli  ad  Galatas  commentariorum 
libti  duo ;  In  epistulam  ad  Pbilippenses  liber  unlcus ; 
In  epistulam  ad  Ephesios  libri  duo ;  Opusculum  pro 
religione  Christiana  contra  pbilosophos  physlcos,  v.  3, 
pt.  3. — Zacbarlas,  Bp.  of  Melitene.  Hlstorlae  eccle- 
Blasticae  capita  selecta,  y.  10. 

(Bev.  ol  in  Dublin  Rev.  v.  11, 1841,  p.  395.) 

—  {Ed.)    Spicilegium  Romanum.     Bomae, 
1839-44.     10  V.  8°.  -4216 

Contents.  Alberlco,  Deacon.  Prologus  ad  vitam  et 
obitum  Sanctae  Scholastlcae  vlrglnls,  v.  5.— Alean- 
dro,  G.,  Cardinal.  Epistolae  TI,  v.  2.— Xotitia  Vaticani 
libri  Anastasll  de  Yitia  pontiflcum  ...  v.  9.— Anag- 
taslns.  Librarian  of  the  raiican.  Catalogus  magnus 
ecclesiarum  urbanarum  ex  Anastasio  blbliotbecario 
et  aliis  antiquis  monumentis,  v.  9.— Historia  SS.  Cyrl 

et  .Johannis  Interprete.     See  Sophronlus,  St An- 

selmo,  St.,  Bp.  of  Lucca.  Collectlo  canonlca,  r.  6.— 
Apponlna.  In  cantlcum  canticorum  explanationis 
pars,  nempe  libri  YII,  VIII,  et  dimldium  uonl,  v.  5.— 
De  varlls  Graecorum  rellglosis  tractatibus  cum  Ar- 
menlls,  v.  10. —  Ascleplodotns.  De  re  mllitari 
capitulo  duo.  [Gr.],  v.  4.— Angnstlniig,  A.,  St.,  Bp. 
of  Hippo.  Sermones  quatuor  ex  antiquis  codiclbus 
eruti,  cum  praevia  notltla,  v.  8.— Baldi,  B.  Breve 
trattato  dell'  hietorla,  v.  1.— Bembo,   P.,   Cardinal. 

Poema  heroicum  cui  titulis  Sarca,  cum  notitia,  v.  8 

Bonizo,  Bp.  of  Sutri  and  Placenfia.  Historiae  pontl- 
flcae  Iragmentum,  v.  6.— Cauonnm  priscae  collectlo 
In  novem  libros  distributa,  v.  6.— Capacclo,  G.  C. 
Yitae  proregum  Neapolitanorum  Consalvi  Magni, 
Baimundi  de  Cardona,  Petri  Glronl,  v.  8. — Canulna 
quaedam  Vetera  Italica,  v.  1. — Cassiodorns,  M.  A. 
Supplementum,  v.  5.— Cboriclas,  of  Gaza.  Dictioues 
et  descrlptiones  octo ;  Oratio  f unebris,  et  panegyricl 
fragmentam.  [  Gr.],v.  5 — Chrouicou  autiquisslmum 
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codlcnm  bibliothecarum  veterum,  v.  5. — Com- 
meudone,  G.  F.,  Cardinal.  Carmina,  v.  8.— Con- 
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Sermo  ad  sacerdotes,  v.  4.— Dladochns,  Bp.  of  Pho- 
tiee.  HoraiUa  de  ascensione  Domini.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],Y. 
*•— Dion  Cassias  Coccelanas.  Brevia  tragmenta, 
Graece,  cum  notiUa,  v.  5.— Diouyslas  Telemarensu. 
Ex  chronico  Syriac^  fragmentum,  v.  10.— Commentaril 

ceteris  in  ecclesiasten  specimen,  v.  9 Kpiscopo- 

logU  Vratlslaviensis  post  XXXVU  episcopum 
supplemeutum,  v.  lu.— Epistolae  Teatonlcae  V 
cum  praevia  notitia,  v.  5.— Commeutaril  Graeci  m, 
nempe  I:  de  vita  £asebll  anteepiscopatum  ;  11:  de 
episcopatuejusdem  Eusebli,  et  Alexaudri  cujusdam 
conversione;  III:  de  obitu  ejusdom  Eusebii,  v.  9.— 
Easebins,  Patriarch  of  Alexandria.  Sermo  dejejunlo; 
Sermo  de  iucaruatione  Domini ;  Sermones  alii.  [Gr.],v. 
^- — Easlathlas,  Abp.  of  Thessalonica.  Commentariua, 
tbeologisgrammaticisque  perutilis.  In  hvmnum  pente- 
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Bp.  of  Riez.  Sermones  tres  dogmaticl :  De  pentecoste ; 
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raudas,  F.,  Deacon  of  Oartiage.  Fragmentnm,  v.  4.— 
Ferrari,  A.,  sumamed  Galateo.  Epistolae  selectae  XX, 
quarum  pleraeque  instar  tractatuum  sant,  v.  8.— 
Fragmenta  hlstorlca,  ex  antiquo  palLmpsesto 
monasteril  Cryptae  ferratae,  cum  specimine  scrip- 
turae  aere  cusae,  et  praevio  monlto.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],  v. 
2. — Cralateo,  A.  See  Ferrari,  A.  —  Georgides,  or 
Georgidius,  J^oni-.  Ex  coUectione  gnomioa  Graeca 
excerptum,  cum  notitia,  v.  6.— Germanus  I,  Patriarch 
of  Ckmstantinople.  De  haeresibus  etsynodls  liber.  [Gr. 
et  Lot.],  V.  7. — Giovanni,  Deacon  of  Naples.  Vita  S. 
Nicolai  Hyrensis,  v.  4. — Glossarlnm  noT-nm  Iia- 
tlnltatis  ex  aliquot  nostris  editionibus,  nee  non 
codiclbus samptam,  cum  praevia singuloramfontium, 
unde  gloasarlum  haustum  est,  notiUa,v.  9.— GraxlanI, 
A.  M..  Bp.  of  Amelia.  De  despota  Valachorum  principe 
libri  III ;  De  Jacobo  Despotae  tratre  liber  I ;  Episto- 
larum  Xjatiuaram  libri  XI,  ▼.  8. — Gregorlus,  Clericus, 
Laclns,  ArtAdeacon,  Benedictus,  Presbyter,  Theodoricus, 
Mmk.  NIcephorus,  nee  non  anonymi.  Praefatlones 
In  vltam  Sanctorum,  v.  4.— Henry  VXH,  King  of 
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toriae eeclesiasticae  tragmeutum  ex  codlce  He- 
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rhapsodiae  Uber  II  per  Angelum  Politianum  e  Graeoo 

Inl^tlnum  couversus,  t.  2 Innoceutius  III,  Pope. 

Sermones ;  Dlalogus ;  Ad  Innocentli  III  res  gestas  a 
coaetaneo  scrlptas  additamentum,  cum  rel  notitia,  v. 
6.— Joannes.  St.,  of  Damascus.  Commentariua  bls- 
toricus  de  saucto  et  Inclyto  magno  martyre  et  prodl- 
gioso,  Artemlo,  collectus  ex  ecclesiastica  historia  Phl- 
lostorgli,  et  nonaullorum  allorum.  [Gr.],  v.  4. — 
Hymni  VI :  in  SS.  Basillum,  Johannem  Chrysostomam, 
Nicolaum  Myrensem,  Peirum  apostolorum  prlnclpem, 
Georglum  martyrem,  Blasiumque  item  martyrem. 
[Gr.],  Y.  9.— Joannes,  Grammatieus.  See  Phlloponos, 
J.-Jnlianas,  Bp.  ofSalieamassut.  Fragmenta  Graeca, 
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Chrysostomi,  v.  5. — lieontius,  of  Bgutnlivm.  Libri 
III  contra  Nestorlanos  et  Eutychianos  ;  Contra  illos  e 
nostris  qui  cf>rruptae  incorrupticolarum  sentantlae 
adbaerent  dlalogus ;  Adversus  trandes  ApolUnarista- 
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[Gr.],  Y.  2.— lilbroram  div^inornnt  fragmenta,  ex 
antiqua  translatione,  quae  dici  solet  ItaUca  vetus,  cum 
amplia  notitia,  v.  9. — Iiorenzo,  of  Monte- Casino,  Bp. 
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sarelli,  \.  De  modls  sen  (ormis  per  diversa  tempora 
observatis  in  electlone  pontlflcum  maxlmorum  a  divo 
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— Excerpta  ex  thesauro  IVlcetae  chonlatae  de  Hace- 
donlo,  Nestorlo,  Eutyche,  quinta  synodo,  Incorruptl- 
colis,  sexta  synodo,  Armenlls,  Agarenis,  Liziclanis. 
[Gr.],  V.  4.— Nicetas  Papblago,  D..  Bp.  of  Dadybn. 
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quarum  memlnit  idem  Nazlenzenus  in  sermonibus  de 
S.  Basilio  et  In  sancta  lumiua.  [Gr.'*,  v.  2. — Kotltla 
eardiualium  S.  B.  E.  v.  6.— Odoranne,  of  Sens. 
OpusculaXm.v.  9.— Pallairicini,  or  Pallvicino,  P.  8., 
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Christianorum ;  Epistola  ad  Laurinum  et  Goltzlum; 
Excerpta  ex  tractatu  de  sacrorum  cleri  ordlnum  ori- 
glne;  De  Fabiorum  famllla,  v.  9.— In  centum  libros 
antiquitatum  Romanarum  praelatlo,  v.  8. — Liber  de 
cardinalium  orlgine ;  De  Maximorum  familia ;  De 
sacrosancto  basilica,  baptlsterio,  et  patriarchlo  La- 
t«ranensi,  v.  9. — Conspectus  operis  Panvinlanl  de 
argumento  de  modus  sen  formis  variis  electionls  Ro- 
raanl  ponUflcis;  Notitia  operis  Panvinli  de  varia 
Bomanl  pontlflcls  creatione ;  Notitia  IV  et  V  volumi- 
num  hlstorlae  ecclesiasticae  a  Panvlnio  scriptorum ; 
Notitia  de  viiis  virorum  Ulustrium,  ac  de  familiarum 
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render of  Buonaparte  and  of  his  residence 
on  board  H.  M.  S.  Bellerophon ;  with  a  de- 
tail of  the  principal  events  that  occurred  in 
that  ship,  between  the  24  of  May  and  the  8 
of  Aug.,  1815.  London,  1826.  8^.  (Rev.  of 
in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  44,  1826,  p.  384.)  1684 

Maitlaud,  James,  8  Earl   of   Lauderdale. 

Hints  to  the  manufacturers  of  Great  Brluilu.  8  pp. 
(Rev.  of  In  Edin.  Rev.  v.  6,  1805,  p.  283.)— Inquiry  Into 
the  practical  merits  of  the  system  for  the  government 
of  India.  20  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Edin.  Rev.  v.  15, 1810,  p. 
255.)— Inquiry  Into  the  nature  and  origin  of  public 
wealth.  35  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Edin.  Rev.  v.  4, 1804,  p.  343.) 

Maitlaud,  James  Ramsay  Gibson.    Culture 

of  salmonldae  and  the  acclimatization  of  flsh.  30  pp. 
(London  luteruat.  Fish.  Eshlb.  Literature,  v.  6,  p.  33.) 


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Maitland,  John.    1    Duke   of   Lauderdale. 

Airy.   O.    (Ed.)     The    Lauderdale  papers. 

1884-85,  3  V.     (Camden  Soc.  n.  s.  Nos.  34. 

36.  38.) 
Maitland,  John,  2  Earl  of  Lauderdale.  Airy, 

O.  [Ed.)  Letters  addressed  to  the  Earl  of  Lauderdale. 
44  pp.     (  Camden  Miscel.  v.  8 :   Camden  Soe.  n.  s.  No.  31.) 

Maitland,  Mrs.  Julia  Charlotte.  Letters 
from  Madras  during  the  years  1836-39.  By 
a  lady.  [Anon.]  London,  1846.  13°.  (Mur- 
ray. J..  Lt&r.)  3157 

Maitland,  Sir  Richard.  149e-1586.  [Poems.] 

63  pp.    (Sibbald,  J.,  Chronicle  of  Scottish  poetry,  v.  3,  pp. 
76,  298.) 
Irr-ing,  D.    Life  of  M.   12  pp.    {7n  Aii  Lives  of  Scot- 
tish poets,  V.  2,  p.  145.) 

Maitland,  Samuel  Roffey.  D.  D.  1792-1866. 
The  dark  ages  :  a  series  of  essays,  intended 
to  illustrate  the  state  of  religion  and  litera- 
ture in  the  9,  10. 11,  and  12  centuries.  3  ed. 
London.  1853.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Eev. 
V.  17.  1844,  p.  159.)  3754 

' Essays  on  subjects  connected  with  the 

reformation  in  England.     London.  1849.   8°. 

—1294 

Ovn'en'.?.  Bonner's  crnelty. — Gardiner  and 
Bonner. — Gardiner  and  Paget. — Gardiner  and 
the  king.— Gardiner's  popery. — Puritan  pali- 
nodia. — Pnrllau  politics. — Puritan  style. — 
Puritan  veracity. — Tlie  Kibalds. 

(Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Rev.  v.  27,  1849,  p.  1.) 

Facts  and  documents  iHustrative  of  the 

history,  doctrine,  and  rites  of  the  ancient 
Albigenses  and  Waldenses.  London,  1832. 
8°.  —3283 

Contents.  Origin  of  the  Albigenses.— On  the  names 
Albigenses  and  AValdeuses. — Notices  of  the  .Albi- 
genses and  Waldenses  by  hist'  irians  and  other  writers. 
— On  the  religious  character  of  the  .Albigenses  and 
Waldenses.  —  Extracts  from  public  docuDients. — 
Review  of  Mr.  Faber's  testimonies.- Extract  from 
Limborch's  History  of  tlie  Inquisition.— Re- 
marks on  Mllner's  Cliurcli  history.— The  Pan- 
liclans. — Sentences  and  calpae  from  the  Book  of 
sentences. — Bunk  of  sentences  of  tUe  Inquisi- 
tion of  Thoulouse. — On  the  genuineness  of  the 
Waldensian  MSS.— -Authorities.— Index. 

Maitland,  Sir  Thomas.    De  Bosset,  C.  P. 

Report  of  the  trial :  De  Bosset  r.  Maitland.  152  pp. 
{In  his  Parga  and  the  Ionian  islands,  p.  379.) 

Maitland,  Sir  William,  Laird  of  Lethington. 

Buchanan,  G.  Chamaeleou;  against  the  Laird  of 
Lidiugtone.     10  pp.     {Opera  omnia,  v.  1.) 

Maitland,  William.  1693-1757.  History 
and  antiquities  of  Scotland,  from  the  earliest 
account  of  time  to  the  death  of  James  I, 
anno  1437.  And  from  that  period  to  the  ac- 
cession of  James  VI  to  the  crown  of  England, 
anno  1603,  by  another  hand.  London,  1757. 
2  V.  fo.  2561 

History  and  survey  of  London  from  its 

foundation  to  the  present  time.  London. 
1756.     2  V.  fo.  1521 

Maitland  €lnb.  [Publications.]  Edin- 
burgh, 1830-43.     10  V.  4°. 

contents.  Sir  Beves  of  Hamtonn:  a  metrical 
romance.  13<8.— Clarlodns ;  a  metrical  romance. 
Is30 — Heurysou,  R.    Moral  fables.    1832.— Ijanee- 

lot  du  Iiak,  The  Scottish  metrical  romance  of  .  .  . 
with  miscellaneous  poems.  1839.— Max^vell,  J.,  of 
KirJceonnell.  Narrative  of  Charles  Prince  of  Wales'  ex- 
pedition to  Scotland  In  the  year  1745.  IStl.— Wal- 
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times.  1841.— AVodro^r,  Ktv.  R.  Analecta:  or,  ma- 
terials for  a  history  of  remarkable  providences; 
mostly  relating  to  Scotch  ministers.    1842-43,  4  v. 

Maitrayani  Samliita.  Schroeder,L.  Ueber 

die  Maltrayanl  Samhita.  30  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  ge- 
sella.  ZeUt.  v.  33, 1879,  p.  177.) 


Maitre  Complins.    58  pp.    Balzac,  H.  de, 

CEurrei  compl.  v.  16,  p.  307. 

Maitresses  de  liOnis  XV.  Goncourt,  E. 
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Maitresses  <le;^loliere.  Pifteau.  B.  5822 

Maitresses  du  Regent.  Lescure,  M.  F. 
A.  de.  3831 

Maitri  Tpanistaad,  The.  with  the  com- 
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3104 

Mains.    See  May. 

Maize.  Greenleaf ,  J.  Account  of  an  experi- 
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Acad,  of  Arts  and  Sci.  Mem.  v.  1, 1785,  p.  383.) — Indian 
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Mag.  V.  23,  1861,  p.  316.) 

Maizeanx,  P.  des.    See  Des  Maizeaux,  P. 
Maizieres,  Philippe  de.  Lebeuf.  J.  Memoire 

surlaviedeM.  24  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  ^ctj^i. /nscnpJ. 
Hiit.  v.  17,  1751,  p.  491.) 

Majano,  Benedetto  da.  See  Benedetto  da 
Majano. 

Majano,  Giuliano  da.  See  Giuliano  da  Majano. 

Majendie,  Capt.  Vivian  Dering.  Ammuni- 
tion :  a  descriptive  treatise  on  the  different 
projectiles,  fuzes,  rockets,  etc.,  at  present  in 
use  for  land  and  sea  service,  and  on  other  war 
stores  manufactured  in  the  Royal  Labora- 
tory. London,  1867.  8°,  and  atlas,  obi.  8°. 
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Majolica.    See  Maiolica. 

Major,  James.  Majnard,  Lafayette,  and 
Muse,  William  B.  Zones  of  stars  observed 
at  the  U.  S.  Naval  Observatory  with  the  me- 
ridian circle  in  the  years  1847-49.  Washing- 
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1871.  Appendix  I.)  —3401 

Mafor,  John  Richardson.  D.  D.  1797-1876. 
Guide  to  the  reading  of  the  Greek  tragedi- 
ans ;  being  a  series  of  articles  on  tlie  Greek 
drama.  Greek  metres,  and  canons  of  criti- 
cism.    2  ed.     London,  1844.     8°.  3295 

Major,  Richard  Henry.  1818—.  Life  of 
Prince  Henry  of  Portugal,  surnamed  the 
Navigator ;  and  its  results.  London.  1868. 
8°.    (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  128, 1868,  p.  200.) 

5884 

Introduction.    83  pp.  (Mendoza,  J.  G.  de,  History 

.  .  .  of  China,  v.  1,  p.  i.) 

(Ed.)    The  Canarian.     See  Bontier,   P., 

and  LeVerrier,  J. 

(Ed.)     Historic  of  travaile  into  Virginia 

Britannia.     See  Strachey,  W. 

(Ed.)     India  in  the  15  century.     Being  a 

collection  of  narratives  of  voyages  to  India, 
.  .  .  from  Latin,  Persian,  Russian,  and  Italian 
sources,  now  first  tr.  into  English.  London, 
1857.     8°.     (Hakluyt  Soc.)  3454 

Contents.  'Abdurrazxak,  Eam&l  ed-Din.  Narra- 
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Persian  into  French  by  M.  Quatremftre.  Rendered 
into  EugUsh,  with  notes,  by  R.  H.  Major. — Major,  R. 
H.  Introduction. — Nlkltln,  A.  Travels,  tr.  from  the 
Russian,  with  notes,  by  Count  Wlelhorsky. — Poggio 
BraecioUnl,  G.  F.  Travels  of  Nlcold  Conti  in  the 
East  In  the  early  part  of  the  15  century.  Tr.  with  notes, 
by  3.  Winter  Jones. — Santo  Stefauo,  H.  di.  Journey 
of,  tr.  byR.  H.  Major. 

(Ed.)     Notes  upon  Russia.     See  Herber- 

stein,  S.,  FreOierr  von. 

(Ed.)  Select  lettei-s  of  Christopher  Co- 
lumbus.   See  Colombo,  C. 


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(Ed.)     Voyages  of  the  Venetian  brothers, 

Nicoloand  Antonio  Zeno.  See  Zeno,  N.,  and 
Zeno,  A. 

major,  Thomas.  1720-99.  Ruins  of  Paestum, 
otherwise  Posidonia,  in  Magna  Graecia.  Lon- 
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Ufa  jor  Moss :  a  campaigning  reminiscence. 

I'j'l.p-     (Blaclavood's  Mag.  v.  72,  1852,  p.  692.) 

Ma.joragiiis,  M.  A.    See  Maioragio,  M.  A. 
Majorats-lierreii,  Die,  erzaehlung.    64  pp. 

Aniim,  L.  A.  vou,  Saemmt.  werke,  v.  2,  p.  191. 

Slajorca.    Dudevant,  A.  L.  A.  D.    Un  hiver 

au  inidi  de  I'Europe.  119  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1841,  4  s.  V.  25,  pp.  165,499, 781.)— Muntaner,  R.  Prise 
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de  Mallorca.  24  pp.  [In  their  Derrotero  de  las  costas 
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See  also  Balearic  Islands. 

majorie.    Du  Bois,  C.    341  pp.     (Biblioth. 

univ.  el  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  8, 1860,  p.  583 ;  v.  9, 1860,  p.  5 ; 
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Major's  oak^  The.     8  pp.      (Dublin  Univ. 

Mug.  V.  88,  1876,  p.  231.) 

Majus,  Johann  Heinrich.      Niceron,  J.   P. 

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Makah  Indians.  Swan,  J.  G.  The  Indians 

of  Cape  Flattery,  Washiugtoa  Territory.  118  pp. 
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Makamat^  or  rhetorical  anecdotes.  Hariri, 
Abu  Mohammed  Kasim  Ben  Ali,  sumamed 
AI.  3173 

Makeniie,  Rev.  Francis.    — 1708.     A  good 

conversation.  A  sermon  preached  at  the  city  of  New 
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Blackbiii-n,  W.  M.      Francis  Maliemie.      5  pp. 

(Piper,  F.,  Leaders  of  ch.  universal,  v.  2,  p.  565.) — Narra- 
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V.  4.) 

Makers  of  Florence.    Oliphant,  Mrs.  M. 

O.  W.  3533 

Making  of  England,  The.    Green,  J.  R. 

1577 

Making  of  New  England.  1580-1643. 
Drake,  S.  A.  2627 

Makkari,  Ahmed  Ibn  Mohammed  Al.  Circa 
1585-1631.  History  of  the  Mohammedan  dy- 
nasties in  Spain.  Tr.  by  Pascual  de  Gayan- 
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Trans.  Fund. )  3542 

Ma-Ko-Tsay.  Da'aouat  el  Moslemim.  Pri- 
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Makran.    Grant,  N.  P.     Journal  of  a  route 

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Aslat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Joum.  v.  5,  1839,  p.  328.) 

Makrizi,  Taki  Eddin  Abu'l  Abbas  Ahmed 
Ben  Ali,  SMmamed  El.  Circa  1360-1442.  His- 
toire  des  sultans  mamlouks  de  I'Egypte, 
6crite  en  arabe,  tr.  en  frangais,  et  accom- 
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geographiques,  par  M.  Quatremere.  Paris, 
1845.    2v.  4°.     (Orient.  Trans.  Fund.)     3172 

Geschlchte  der  Cophteu.     Aus  den  handschrifteu 

zu  Gotha  and  Wlen,  mit  uebersetzung  uud  aumerli- 
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(Goeltingen,  K.  gesells.  wlssens.  Hist.-philol.  classe  Ab- 
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Makti^r,  Tunis.     Pellissier  de  Reynaud,  E. 

AnU(iull<3.s  do  M.     15  pp.     (A'ey.  arc/i(fo/.  184U,  p.  129.) 

Malabar.  Barbosa,  D.-  Description  of  the 
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Day,  F.    The  fishes  of  Malabar.     1865. 


Geddes,   M.    History  of  the  church  of 

Malabar.     1694. 

ZiN-UD-DiN.      Tohfut-ul-Mujahideen,   an 

historical  work.  Tr.  by  M.  J.  Rowlandson. 
1833.     (Orient.  Trans.  Fund.) 

Baldaeus,  P.    Description  of  the  coasts  of  M.  and 

Coromaudel.  92  pp.  (Cliurchill,  A.  and  J.,  Voyages, 
V.  3,  p.  509.)— Brown,  C.  P.  On  M.,  Goromandel,  Qul- 
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Religions  des  Malabars.  35  pp.  (Joum.  asiat.  2  s.  v.  8, 
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(Asiat.  Research,  v.  7,  1801,  p.  364.) 

See  also    Calicut. — Coromaudel. — India.      Also 
Malayalim  Action,  language. 

Malacca.    See  Malay  peninsula. 
Malacca,  Strait  of.    Thomson,  J.    Straits  of 
Malacca.     1875. 

Malay  outbreak.    7  pp.    (Eraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  12, 

1875,  p.  808.)— Pickering,  W.  A.  Chinese  In  the  straits 
of  Malacca.    18  pp.    (Fraser's  Mag.  u.  s.  v.  14, 1876,  p.  438.) 

Malachi,  Book  of.  See  Bible,  Old  Testament, 

Malaclii. 
Malacliy,  St..,  Abp.  of  Armagh.    Bernard, 

St.,  Abbot  of  Clairvaux.  Vita  S.  Malachiae ;  Hymnus  de 
S.  Malachla.  23  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Pa<roLs.  Z,a<.  v.  182, 
p.  1073.)— Gulgnard,  P.  Lettre  k  M.  le  Comte  de 
Montalembert  sur  les  reliques  de  Saint  Bernard  et  de 
Saint  Malachle.  69  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
185,  p.  lOGl.) 

Malacology.    See  Mollusca. 
Malacoslraca  Podophthalmata  Britanniae. 
Leach,  W.  E.  —2621 

Malacreta,  Giovanni  Pietro.      Considera- 

zioul  intorno  al  Pastor  fldo.  122  pp.  (Guariui,  G.  B., 
Opere,  v.  4,  p.  1.) 

Benl,  P.  Riposta  alle  Conslderazionl  del  Mala- 
creta.   178  pp.    (Guariui,  G.  B.,  Opere,  v.  4,  p.  123.) 

Maladies  uientales.    Esquirol,  J.  E.  D. 

3  V.  —3786 
Malaga,  Spain.     Gautier,  T.     Malaga.    Le 

cirque  et  le  theatre.     28  pp.     (Rev.  d.  deuz  mondes,  1842, 

4  s.  V.  31,  p.  596.) 

Malagasy  language.  Drury,  R.  Pleasant 
and  surprising  adventures  of,  with  a  vocabu- 
lary of  the  Madagascar  language.  1831. 
(Autobiography.,  v.  5.) 

Kessler,  J.  Introduction  to  the  lan- 
guage and  literature  of  Madagascar.     1870. 

Parker,  G.  W.    Concise  grammar  of  the 

Malagasy  language.  1883.  (Rost,  R. ,  Ti~ueb- 
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Tuuk,  H.  N.  van  der.    Outlines  of  a  grammar  of 

the  Malagasy  language.  28  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt. 
Brit.  Joum.  n.  s.  v.  1,  1865,  p.  419.) 

Malakaui,  The  ;  or,  spiritual  Christians  in 

eastern  Russia.  11  pp.  Asher,  G.  M.  (Macmillan's  Mag. 
V.  40,  1879,  p.  489.) 

Malalas,  Joannes.  7  cent.  Chronographia, 
ex  recens.  L.  Dindorfii :  accedit  Bentleii 
epistola  ad  J.  Millium.  Bonnae,  1831.  8°. 
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The  same,  additis  Edm.  Chilmeadi  et 
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Malan,  Solomon  Caesar,  Z).  D.  1812—.  Life 
and  times  of  S.  Gregory  the  Illuminator,  tlie 


MALAN 


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founder  and  patron  saint  of  the  Armenian 
church.     London,  1868.     8°.  5873 

(Tr.)     Divine  liturgy  of  Saint  Mark  the 

Evangelist.  Tr.  from  an  old  Coptic  MS,  and 
compared  with  the  printed  copy  of  that  same 
liturgy  as  arranged  by  S.  Cyril.  London, 
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Malaria.     22  pp.     {Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  4, 

18i8,  p.  -286 ;   Edin.  Heo.  v.  36,  1822,  p.  536.) 

Malaspina,  Saba.    13  cent.    Eerum  Sicu- 

larum  ilbri  VI,  ab  auiio  Christl  1250,  usque  ad  aunum 
1276.  42  pp.  (Graevius,  .J.  G.,  Thes.  anliq.  Sicil.y.  5; 
Muratori,  L.  A.,  Ser.  Jtal.  script,  v.  8,  p.  781.) 

Malaspiiia.    See  cdso  Malespini. 
Maiajssis,  A.  Poulet.    See  Poulet-Malassis,  A. 
Malaterra.    See  GeoSroi  {Malaterra) . 
Malatesta  family.    Malatestas  of  Rimini. 

ao  pp.     (£(if/i.  iier.  V.  157,1883,  p.  320.) 

Mdlava.  Hall.  F.  Two  inscriptions  pertain- 
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24  pp.     (Am.  Orient.  Soc.  Joum.  v.  7,  1862,  p.  24.) 

Malay   archipelago.     See   East   Indian 

archipelago. 
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romau  malay  de  Sii  Bama.  75  pp.  (Joum.  atiat.  4  s.  r. 
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Malay  language.  Dictionaries.  Badings, 
A.  H.  L.  Nieuw  hoUandsch-maleisch,  male- 
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Marsden,  W.    Dictionary  of  the  Malayan 

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Iiabillardi^re,  J.  J.  H.  de.  Vocabulary  of  the  Ma- 
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Malay  langnage.  Grammar.  Maesdex,  W. 

Grammar  of  the  Malayan  language.    1812. 
Malay  literature.    Jacquet,  E.     Biblio- 

thdque  malaye,  et  additions.  23  pp.  {Joum.  cuiat.  2  s.  v. 
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Malay  peninsula.  Alboqueeque,  B.  A. 
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Cameron,  J.    Our  tropical  possessions  in 

Malayan  India.     1865. 

McNair,  Mai.  F.    Perak  and  the  Malays. 

1878. 

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Blerzy,  H.    Les  colonies  anglalses  de  la  Malaisle. 

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Malayalini  fiction.    Gundert,  G.    Eine 

malayallsche  romanze.  20  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  ge- 
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Malayan m  language.  Bailey,  B.  Dic- 
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PAliX  IV.— 7. 


Dictionary  of  high  and  colloquial  Ma- 
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Malayan  fiction,  language,  literature. 
See  Malay. 

Malayo-Polynesian  languages.  Bopp, 

F.  Ueber  die  verwandtschaft  der  malaylsch-poiyne- 
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76  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssens.  Philol.-hist.  classe  Ab- 
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G.  W.  Ueber  die  alphabete  der  malalischen  voelker. 
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See  also  Oajalc — Formosa — HaiTatian — Javau- 
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language. 

Malayo-Polynesian  races.  Duncan, 
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T.  W.  75  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  23,  1869,  pp.  1,  137, 
265,  393,  521,  6J9.) 

Malchio, Pres6j/^ero/^4nftoc^.  Scent.  Epia- 

tola  ex  persona  Antlocbeuae  synodi  perscripta,  ad- 
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(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol.  $.  Gr.  v.  10,  p.  249.)— Tie  same  In  Eng- 
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Malchns,  St.    Hieronymus  Sophronius,  E., 

St.  vita  Malchl  monachl.  4  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Pa- 
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Malchus,  of  Philadelphia,  Asia  Minor.    7 

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V.  14,  p.  229;  Didot.  A.  F.,  Bibliolh.  gr.  Fragm.  Ust.  Gr. 
V.  4,  p.  HI.) 

Malcolm,  James  Peller.  1767-1815.  Anec- 
dotes of  the  manners  and  customs  of  Lon- 
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London,  1808.     4°.  1532 

Historical  sketch  of  the  art  of  caricatur- 
ing, with  graphic  illustrations.  London,  1813. 
4°.  1252 

Lives  of  topographers  and   antiquaries 

who  have  written  concerning  the  antiquities 
of  England,  with  portraits  of  the  authors, 
and  a  complete  list  of  their  works.  London, 
1815.    4°.  3761 

Contents. 


Ashmole,  E. 
Atkyns,  Sir  B. ' 
Aubrey,  J. 
Bentham,  S. 
Brand,  J. 

Browne,  Sir  T.,  M.  D. 
Chauncey,  Sir  H. 
Dale,  S. 
Dart,  J. 
Drake,  F. 

Ducarel,  A.  C,  LL.  D. 
Dugdale,  Sir  W. 
Fuller,  T.,  D.  D. 
Gent,  T. 
Go ugh,  R. 
Hasted,  E. 


Hearne,  T. 
Jones,  I. 

Kennet,  W.,  Bp.    of  Peter- 
borough. 
£nburne,  B. 
Lambarde,  W. 
Leigh,  C,  M.  D. 
Maitland,  W. 
Morant,  P. 
Newcourt,  B. 
Pennant,  T. 
Stow,  J. 
Strype,  J. 
Stukely,  W.,  M.  D. 
Thoresby,  B. 
Wood,  A. 

Londinium  redivivum ;  or,  an  antient  his- 
tory and  modern  description  of  London. 
[35  plates.]     London,  1802-03.    3  v.  4°.    1532 

Miscellaneous  anecdotes    illustrative   of 

the  manners  and  history  of  Europe,  during 
the  reigns  of  Chailes  11,  James  II,  William 
III,  and  Q.  Anne.     London,  1811.     8°.    3744 

Malcolm,  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  John.  1769-1833. 
The  government  of  India.  London,  1833. 
8°.  —1336 


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Life   of    Robert,   Lord   Clive :    collected 

from  the  family  papers  communicated  by 
the  Earl  of  Povvis.  London,  1836.  3  v.  8°. 
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4825 

Memoir  of  central  India,  including  Mal- 

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1823.     London,  1826.     2  v.  8°.  3455 

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(Murray,  J.,  Libr.)  (Rev.  of  in  Valpy,  A.  J., 
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Extracts  from  History  of  Persia.    11  pp.    (N.  Am. 

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Macanlay,  T.  B.,  Baron.    Sir  John  Malcolm's  Life 

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Kaye,  Sir  J.  W.    Sir  John  Malcolm.    148  pp.     {In 

his  Lives  of  Indian  olHcers,  v.  1,  p.  187.) 

Malcolm  Sinclair,  roman.  122  pp.  Brach- 

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Alalcom,  Howard,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.  1799-1879. 
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Adam,  W.    Malcom's  Travels.    26  pp.    (Chr.  Exam. 

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pp.  (Rev.  of  in  DublinUniv.  Mag.  v.  15,  1840,  p.  176;  N. 
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Maldachini-Panifili,  Olimpia.     Donna 

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Maldiviaii  language.    Christopher,  W. 

Vocabulary  of  the  Maldivlan.  37  pp.  (Royal  Asiat. 
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Maldonat,  Juan.  1534-83.  In  IV  Evange- 
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Niceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommea,  v.  23. 

Malebranche,  Nicolas  de.  1638-1715. 
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Contents.  Du  coeiir  humaiii  consldere  en  lui 
mem«,  v.  2.— Conversations  chr^tlennes,  v.  2. — 

Traits  de  I'ainour  de  Dieii,  v.  2.— Eutretieu  d'un 
philosophe  chr6tien  avec  un  philosophe  chinois  sur 
I'existence  et  la  nature  de  Dieu,  v.  2.— Genoude,  E. 
de,  and  Lourdoueix,  H.  de.  Avant-propos;  Introduc- 
tion; Notice  sur  Malobranche,  v.  1.— Leltres  au  P6re 
Lnmy,  v.  2. — Meditations  chretiennes,  v.  2. — 
Eutretiens  sur  la  tn^taphysiqite,  v.  2.— Traits  de 

morale,  v.  1 Tralte  de  la  nature  et  de  la  grace,  v. 

2.— Reflexions  sur  la  premotion  physique,  v.  2.— 
Extrait  de  Suarez  qui  seui  sufflt  pour  decider  si  le 
sentiment  unanime  de  tous  ies  pferes  est  tel  que  I'au- 
teur  le  pretend,  v.  2.— De  la  recherche  de  v6rit6. 

CEuvres.  Nouv.  ed.,  precedee  d'une  in- 
troduction par  Jules  Simon.  Paris,  1843. 
2  V.  12°.  —2247 

Contents.  Tralte  de  I'amour  de  Dleu,  v.  1.— Entre- 
tien  d'un  philosophe  Chretien  avec  un  philosophe 
chinois  sur  I'existence  et  la  nature  de  Dieu,  v.  1. — 
Meditations  chretiennes,  v.  1. — Entrelieiis  sur 
la  nietnpliyslque,  v.  1. — Simon,  J.  Introduction, 
V.  1. — Recherche  de  la  v^rite,  v.  2. 

Conversations  chretiennes  ;    Meditations  sur 

I'humilitfi  et  la  penitence.  81  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Vemonstr.  CvangU.  v.  4,  p.  689.) 

Erdmann,  J.  E.    Malebranche,  Spinoza, 

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Fenelon,  F.de  S.  de  La  M.  Refutation  du  systfemedu 

P.  Malebranche  sur  la  nature  et  la  grace.  107  pp.  {CEu- 
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le  systorae  physique  des  causes  occaslonueiles.  40  pp. 
((Euvres,  v.  3,  p.  81.)— Grimm,  E.  Malebranche's  er- 
kenutnlss  theorlo  und  dereu  verhaoltniss  zur  erkennt- 
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Nicerou,  J.  P.    MSm.  des  hommes,  v.  2.— Salsset, 

E.  Malebranche,  ses  luttes  et  son  caractere.  23  pp. 
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Malecontent,  The.  Letter  from  an  Associ- 
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Malerisclie    und  romantische  Rheinland. 

Sim  rock,  K.  J.  1235 

Malesherbes,  Chretien  Guillaume  de  La- 

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Malespini,  Celio.    IQcent.    Novels.    51pp. 

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Malespini,  Ricordano,  and  Malespini, 

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M^alespini.    See  also  Malaspina. 

Malet,  Capt.  (— ).  Annals  of  the  road,  or 
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Malet.    See  also  Mallet. 

Maleu.  Etienne.     1282-1322.     E  chronico 

Oomotiollaci  ad  Vlgennam,  slve  veterls  abbatiae  SS. 
Junianl  et  Amandl.  7  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rtc.  hist. 
Gaules,  v.  21,  p.  8U.) 

Maleville,  Pierre  Joseph,  Marquis  de.     La- 

dimceile,  J.  O.  F.,  B'lron  de.  Le  Marquis  de  MalevlUe. 
6  pi>.     (Soc.  autiq.  de  France,  Jtfe'm.  v.  10,  1834,  p.  Iv.) 

Malfliatre,  Jacques  Charles  Louis.  1732-67. 
N.trcisse,  etc.  30  pp.  (Polteviu,  P.,  PeiiU  poi'ti  fr.  v. 
1,  p.  588.) 

Mai  go.  King  of  Britain.    6  cent.    Voyage  to 

IslHud,  Gotland,  Orkney,  Denmark,  and  Jforway,  580. 
1  p.     (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  3.) 

Mallierbe,  Alfred.  —1866.  Monographie 
des  picidees.  ou  histoire  naturelle  des  pi- 
cidees,  picumines,  Yuncines  ou  Torcols  .  .  . 
Metz.  1861-63.     4  v.  in  2,  fo.  —1671 

Mallierbe,  Frangois  de.  1555-1628.  CEuvres 
completes,  recueiUies  et  annotees  par  M.  L. 
Lalanne.     Nouv.  ed.     Paris,  1862.     4  v.  8°. 

—1115 

ConlenU.  Bazln,  (— ).  Notice,  v.  3.— Lettres  de  M. 
du  Bonilloii  a  Peiresc,  v.  3. — Coramentalre  snr  Des 
Fortes,  v.  4.— Epttaphes  diverges,  v.  1 — Prae- 
meiits,  V.  4.— Leitre  a  M.  de  la  Garde,  v.  1.— Genl- 
alogie  de  Malherbe,  v.  3.— Godean,.\.  Discours  sur 
les  ujuvres  de  Malherbe,  v.  1. — Iiistrnctlou  k  son 
fils,  V.  1.— Lialanne,  L.  Notice  biograpUique  sur 
Malherbe;  Appeudlce,  v.  1.— liettres  k  divers,  v.  4. 
— Iiivliis  Patavinns,  T.  Traduction  du  XXXIII 
livre  de.  v.  1. — Lettre  au  Lonis  XIII,  v.  1.— Leitres 
de  Madame  de  Mall&erbe  i  Peiresc,  v.  3. — Sfotice 
bibliograpliiqiie,  v.  1. — Lettres  k  Peiresc,  v.  3. — 
Pieces  altiibuees  k  Malherbe,  v.  1.— Poesies,  v.  1. — 
Des  portraits  de  Malherbe,  r.  1. — Racan,  H.  de  B. 
Vie  de  Malherbe,  v.  1.— Seiieca,  L.  A.  Traduction 
des  Epltres  de ;  Traduction  du  traltS  des  Bleufaits  de, 
V.  2.— Fragment  de  traduction  des  Questions  naturelles, 
V.  1.— Traductions,  v.  1,  2.— Table  alphabetlque  et 
analytique  des  OBuvres  de  Malherbe,  v.  4.— Table 
alphabetlque  des  lettres,  v.  4. 

Allaire,  (—).    Le  poete  de  Henri  IV.    65  pp.    (Oor- 

respondant,  v.  70,  1868,  pp.  ii83,  765.)— Godean,  A.,  Bp. 
of  Vence.  Discours  sur  les  oeuvresde  M.  21pp.  (Mal- 
herbe, F.  de,  aCuvres  compl.  v.  1,  p.  365.) — Ijievlu,  L. 
C!orrespondance  de  M.  29  pp.  {Kev.  contemp.  1866,  v. 
1,  p.  217.)— Sainte-Benve,  C.  A.  Malhetbe.  68  pp. 
{Noureaux  Lundis,  v.  13,  p.  357.) — Malherbe  et  son  6cole. 
17  pp.     [Causeries  da  Lundi,  v.  8,  p.  54.) 

Lalanne,  L.    Notice  blographique  sur  M.     51  pp. 

(Malherbe,  F.  de,  Uiueres  compl.  v.  1,  p.  Ix.) — Latonr, 
A.  de.  Francois  Malherbe.  24  pp.  {Hee.  d.  deux  mondts, 
1834,  3  8.  V.  3,  p.  449.)— NIcerou,  J.  P.  Mem.  des 
hommes,  v.  7.— Racaii,  H.  de  B.,  Marqvis  de.  Memolres 
pour  la  vie  de  M.  47  pp.  ( lEuvres  compl.  v.  1,  p.  251 ; 
and  Malherbe,  F.  de,  Oiurret  compl.  v.  1,  p.  Ixl.) 

Malheur  et  piti^,  poeme.   128  pp.   Delille, 

J.,  CFurres,  v.  10,  i).  1. 


Mallieurs  de  I'auiour,  Les.  Tencin,  C.  A. 

a.  de.  191  pp.  (La  Fayette,  M.  M.  P.  de  La  V.,  Fon- 
taines, M.  L.  C.  de  P.  de  G.,  and  Tencin,  C.  A.  G.  de, 
(Euvres  compl.  v.  5,  p.  1.) 

Mali  bran,  Maria  Felicita,  Madame.  Merlin, 
M.  J.,  Camte.sse  de,  and  others.  Memoirs 
of  iladame  Malibran.     1840,  2  v. 

Templeton  and  Malibran.   Reminiscences 

of  these  renowned  singers,     n.  d. 

Theatres  de  Londres.   Mme.  Malibran  h  Coveut- 

garden.   6  pp.   (Reo.  d.  deux  mondts,  1835, 4  s.  v.  2,  p.  621.) 

Malignity  and  petty  trickery.  Concerning. 

Boyd,  A.  K.  H.     17  pp.     (FrcLser's  Mag.  v.  59, 1859,  p.  398.) 

Malik,  Jemal  eddin  Abu  Abdallah  Moham- 
med Ben  Abdallah,  surnamed  Ibn.  — 1294. 
Alfiyya  ou  la  quintessence  de  la  grammaire 
arabe.  Pub.  eu  original,  avec  un  commen- 
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1833.     8°.     {Orient.  Trans.  Fund.)  3174 

Malines,  Belgium.    Catholic  congress  of  M. 

12  pp.     [Dublin  Hec.  a.  s.  v.  1,  1861,  p.  43->.) 

Malingre,  Claude.  Ctrca  1580-1653.   Expose 

de  I'opinlon  qui  eut  le  plus  de  partisans  dans  le  16 
sidcle,  etsulvant  laquelle  les  Franas  seralent  descendus 
des  Troyens  ;  Espos6  de  Toplnlon  anclenne  sur  I'orl- 
gine  du  nom  de  Francois.  8  pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  C, 
Dissert,  rel.  Itist.  de  France,  v.  1,  pp.  39,  295.)— De  la  lojr 
sallqae,  premifere  des  fraugols,  et  fondamentale  du 
royaume  de  France.  38  pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  C,  Dissert, 
rel.  hiit.  de  France,  v.  4,  p.  10.) 

Nicerou,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  34. 

Malino wski ,  Lucian.   Baudouin  de  Courte- 

nay,  J.  Beitraege  zur  slavlschen  dlalectologle  von  M. 
11  pp.   (Beitr.  zur  vergleich.  spracliforsck.  v.  8,1876,  p.  199.) 

Malisa.     Schubart,  I.  H.  C.     Ueber  den  ge- 

brauch  von  MdAiffa  bel  zahlen.  6  pp.  {Zeits.f.  Alter- 
thumsw.  V.  22,  18.55,  p.  97.) 

Malkiu,  Benjamin  Heath,  LL.  D.  1769-1842. 
Classical  disquisitions  and  curiosities,  criti- 
cal and  historical.     London,  1825.    8°.    2236 

Contenti.  Acrostics.  —  Passage  from  ^Sllan  de 
naturaanimailum. — Character  of  Alcibiades.— Char- 
acter of  Apemautns. — Passage  from  Aristopha- 
nes.— On  the  Aristotelian  philosophy.— On  An- 
soiiius.- On  Caesar's  Commentaries.— On  Cal- 
limachns.— On  a  seutiineut  in  Catullus. — Miscel- 
laneous passages  from  Cicero.— Ou  Cicero.— On  the 
character  of  Cinna.— Echo.— On  the  Epicurean 
philosophy.  — Miscellaneous  epigrams.  — Epi- 
taphs.— Equivoques  and  amphibologies. — Miscel- 
laneous passages  from  Erasmus. — Miscellaneous 
etymologies,  aud  peculiar  meanings  and  usages  ut 
words. — Expressive  descriptions. — Poetical  gene- 
alogies of  fabulous  personages. — Miscellaneous 
passages  from  .\ulus  Gelllus.— Miscellaneous  pas- 
sages from  Homer. —Miscellaneous  passages  from 
Horace.— On  Horace.- On  the  history  of  Josephus  : 
On  Herod,  Mariamne,  and  Herod  the  Tetrarch.— Mis- 
cellaneous passages  from  Ju-venal.  —  Leonine 
verses.— On  the  titles  and  mythological  character  of 
Blercury. — Miscellaneous  passages  from  modern 
authors. — Sound  moral  doctrines  of  the  an- 
cients.—  Quaint  opinions,  expressions,  and 
manners  of  the  ancients. -Miscellaneous  passages 
from  Persius.- Miscellaneous  passages  from  Plau- 
tus. -Miscellaneous  passages  from  Pliny  the  Natural 

Historian Miscellaneous  passages  from  Plutarch. 

— Ou  the  mythological  character  of  Pluto.— Popu- 
lar tricks  and  superstitious  Imaginations  of 
the  ancients.— Passage  from  Q,uinctilian.— On 
the  mythological  character  of  Rhadamanthus. — 
Roman  notes.- Passage  from  Sallust. — On  the 
character  of  Mucins  Scwvola.— On  Seneca.— Pas- 
sage from  Tacitus.- Comparative  estimate  of  Ter- 
ence and  Plautus.— Character  of  Tinnon  the 
Misanthrope.— Ou  the  characters  of  Titus  and  Bere- 
nice.—Verses  of  whimsical  construction.— Miscel- 
laneous passages  from  Virgil. 

Tour  In  AVales.    15  pp.    iPinkerton,  J.,  Voyages,  v. 

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Malleson,  Col.  George  Bruce.  1825 — .  Am- 
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1849  inclusive.  With  a  portrait  of  the  au- 
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3415 

Final  French  struggles  in  India  and  on 

the  Indian  seas,  including  an  account  of  the 
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Founders  of  the  Indian  Empire.     Lord 

Clive.  With  a  portrait  and  4  plans.  Lon- 
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Herat :  the  granary  and  garden  of  Cen- 
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period  to  the  outbreak  of  the  war  of  1878. 
London,  1878.     8°.  3435 

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Commencing  from  the  close  of  the  2  volume 
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Loudon  :  a  sketch  of  the  military  life  of 

Gideon  Ernest,  Freiherr  von  Loudon,  some- 
time Generalissimo  of  the  Austrian  forces. 
London,  1884.     12°.  4893 

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1875.     p.  8°.  3546 

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Mallcsoii,  Mrs.W.  T.  Reply  to  Miss  Garrett's 
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"Pall  Mail  Gazette."  Bradford,  1871.  8°. 
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Mallet,  or  Malloch,  David.  Circa  1698- 
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Contents.  Amyutor  and  Theodora.— Edivln 
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— Epistles.— Epitaplis. — The  Excursion. — Life 
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Mallet,  Edme,  AbM.    Alembert,  J.  le  R.  d'. 

Eloge  de  M.    6  pp.    ((Bu»res,  v.  3,  p.  476.) 

Mallet,  John  William.  Revision  of  the 
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Mallet,  Paul  Henri.  1730-1807.  Histoire 
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moeurs,  et  des  usages  des  anciens  Danois. 
Copenhague,  1755.    4°.  3653 

Monumens    de  la    mythologie  et  de  la 

poesie  des  Celtes,  et  particulierement  des 
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Mallet,  Robert.  1810-81.  Gi-eat  Neapolitan 
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the  construction  of  artillery.  London,  1856. 
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nature  of  volcanoes  and  earthquakes.  78  pp. 
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Mallet.    See  also  Malet. 

Mallet  du  Pan,  Jacques.  1749-1800.  Cor- 
respondance  inedite  avec  la  cour  de  Vienne 
(1794-98).  Pub.  d'apres  les  MSS  conserves 
aux  archives  de  Vienne  par  Andre  Michel, 
avec  une  preface  de  H.  Taine.  Paris,  1884. 
2  V.  8°.  4694 

Essai  historique  sur  la  destruction  de  la 

Ligue  et  de  la  liberte  helvetique.  Londres, 
1798.     8°.  3636 

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Montegut,  E.     Uii  publlciste  sous  la  revolution. 

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Sainte-Benve,  C.  A.  Memoires  et  correspondauce 
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Malleus  maleflcarum.    Sprenger,  J. 

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Mallieolo  language.  Abraham,  C.J.  On 

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Mallinkrot,  Bernard  von.  Niceron,  J.  P. 
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Mallius,  Petrus,  Canon  of  St.  Peter's,  Rome. 

12  cent.  De  festlvltalibus.  In  qutbus  doinlnus  papa 
coronabatur.  7  pp.  (MablUon,  J.,  and  Oermalu,  M., 
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Mallocli,  David.    See  Mallet,  D. 
Mallock,  William  Hurrell.     1849 -.     Is  life 

worth  living  V   New  York,  1879.   p.  8°.    (Rev. 

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Lucretius.     Phila.  1878.     16°.      (Collins, 

W.  L.,  Anct.  classics  for  Eng.  readers.)     3217 

Positivism   on  an  island!    the  now  Paul  aud 

Virginia.    28  pp.     {Conlemp.  Jiev.  v.  32,  1878,  p.  1.) 

Value  of  life.     A  reply  to  Mr.  Mallock 's 

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Bevlugton,  L.  8.  Modern  atheism  aud  Mr.  Mal- 
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M.      9  pp.      {Altant.  Monlkly,  v.  40,  1880,  p.  70V.)— The 


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Malniantile  raoqnistato.  Lippi.  L.  2364 
Maluiedy  abbey.     Godefroi,  of  Stavdot. 

Triumplius  Sanoti  Kemacll  de  Maimundarleusi  coeno- 
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Maluiesbnry,  1  Earl  of.    See  Harris,  James. 
Malniesbiiry,  3  Earl  of.    See  Harris.  James 

Howard. 
Maliuesbiiry,  William  of.    See  "William  of 

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Malmd,  Sweden.    Excerpta  ex  registro  villae 

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pp.  (  Chr.  Exam.  v.  80,  1866,  p.  60.)— Malllet,  B.  de. 
Del'origine  de  l'homme  et  des  animaux.  123  pp.  {In 
his  Telliamed,  v.  2,  p.  153.)— Manry,  A.  L'homme 
primitlf.  27  pp.  ( Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1867,  2  p6r.  v.  68, 
p.  637.)— Nadalllac,  Marquis  de.  L'homme  tertiaire. 
38pp.  {Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  77,  1878,  pp.  420,  865.)— 
Origin  and  development  of  man.  31  pp.  (Westm. 
Rev.  n.  8.  V.  49,  1876,  p.  62.)— Physical  history  of 
man.  25  pp.  [y.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  4,  1846,  p.  177.)— Plc- 
tet,  F.  .J.  De  la  question  de  l'homme  fossiie.  21  pp. 
(Biblioth.  univ.  el  rev.  Suisse,  n.  per.  v.  7,  1860,  p.  364.) — 
Gllmpsesofpre-hlstorlc  humanity.  17  pp.  (Z>u6- 
lin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  74,  1869,  p.  58i.)— Primitive  man. 
38  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  137,  1874,  p.  40.)— Primitive 
man  in  the  Somme  valley.  26  pp.  (Dublin  Rev. 
n.  8.  v.  28,  lb77,  p.  352.)— Thompson,  J.  P.  Quatre- 
fages  and  Godron  in  reply  to  Agassiz  on  the  origin 
and  distribution  of  mankind.  26  pp.  {Biblioth.  Sacra 
V.  19,  1862,  p.  607.)— Valroger,  H.  do.  Precurseurs 
de  l'homme  aux  temps  lertiaires.  12  pp.  [Correspon- 
dant, n.  a.  V.  57,  1873,  p.  446.)— Vandon,  J.  Nos  en- 
gines d'apr^s  de  receuts  travaux.  30  pp.  ( Correspon- 
dant, n.  3.  v.  83,  1880.  p.  8CT.) 

See  also  Archaeology,  Prehistoric.— Cre&tiotk.— 
DarTvinism.— Evolution. 

Man,  Periodicals. 

Anthropological  Institute  of  Great  Britain 
and  Ireland.     Journal.     1872-86,  15  v. 
Anthropological  Review.     1863-69,  7  v. 


Anthropological  Society  of  London.  Me- 
moirs.    1863-69,  3  V. 

Societe  d'anthropologie  de  Paris.  Bulle- 
tins.    1860-86,  27  V. 

Memoires.    V.  3 ;  2  s.  v.  1,  2.     1868- 

75,  3  V. 

Man,  Threefold  nature  of. 

Aleher,  o/C2airrauz.  Liber  desplrltaetanima.  27 
pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  40,  p.  779.)— An- 
gustinns.  A.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Hippo  [attributed  to].  De  spi- 
ritu  etanima.  27  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
40,  p.  779.)— Hugues,  Prior  of  St.  Victor's.  De  unione 
corporis  et  animae.  5  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  t.  Lot. 
V.  177,  p.  285.) 

See  also  Body. — Soul. 

Man,  Unity  of  the  human  race. 

B ACHM  AN ,  J.     Doctrine  of  the  unity  of  the 
human  race.     1850. 

Caldwell,  C.    Thoughts  on  the  original 

unity  of  the  human  race.     1852. 

QUATREFAGES    DE    BrEAU,    J.    L.    A.    dO. 

Unite  de  Tespece  humaine.     1861. 

Hardwlck,  C,  Archdeacon  of  Ely.  Unity  of  the  hu- 
man race.  33  pp.  (In  his  Christ  and  other  masters,  v. 
1,  p.  47.) — Janet,  P.  L'unit6  morale  de  I'esp^c© 
humaine.  40  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1868,  2  p6r.  v. 
T7,  p.  892.) — Original  unity  of  the  human  race. 
Pickering,  Bachman,  Agassiz.  43  pp.  (New  Englander, 
V.  8. 1850,  p.  542.)— Tayler,  L.  One  human  race.  U 
pp.     (Scribner's  .Monthly,  v.  3,  1872,  p.  733.) 

See  also  Ethnology. 

Man,  Isle  of. 

Chronicon  Manniae;  or,  a  chronicle  of  the 
kings  of  Man.     1784. 

CuMSHNG.    J.    G.      Great   Stanley ;    or, 

James  VII.  Earl  of  Derby  .  .  .  in  .  .  .  land  of 
Man.     1867. 

Note. — A  novel. 

Fletcher,  P.    Purple  island  ;  or,  Isle  of 

Man.     1869.     {Poems,  v.  4.) 

Johnstone,  J.     Autiquitates  Celto-Nor- 

mannicae,  containing  tlie  Chronicle  of  Man. 
1786. 

Munch,  P.  A.    Chronica  regum  Manniae 

et  insularum.     1860. 

Oswald,  H.  R.  Vestigia  insulae  Man- 
niae antiquiora.     1860.     {Manx  Sac.  \.  5.) 

Robertson,  D.    Tour  through  the  Isle  of 

Man  :  to  which  is  subjoined  a  review  of  the 
Manks  history.     1794. 

Willis,  B.    Survey  of  the  cathedrals  of 

York,  Durham,  .  .  •  Man,  etc.     1742,  3  v. 

Camden,  W.    Chronicle  of  the  kings  of  M.    6  pp. 

{In  his  Britannia,  v.  4,  p.  511.)— Chalmers,  P.  On  the 
resignation  of  the  kingdom  of  M.  to  the  Pope,  A.  D. 
1219.  7  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  .\s30c.  Journ.  v.  6, 1851,  p. 
323.)— Chronicon  regnin  Manniae  1066-1266;  cum 
continuailone.  36  pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P. 
F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  3,  p.  209.) — Church  in  the 
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French,  J.  G.  On  the  ancient  sculptured  stones  of 
Scotland,  Ireland,  and  the  Isle  of  M.  18  pp.  8  pi. 
(Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  15,  1859,  p.  63.)— 0«- 
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of  the  Isle  of  M.  10  pp.  3  pi.  {Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  3, 
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See  also  Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  26,  1876,  p.  122.     Also 
Manx  language. 

Man  and  apes.    Mivart.  St.  G.  —1685 

Man  and  bis  migrations.    Latham,  R. 

G.  1798 

Man  and  nature.    Marsh,  G.  P.  1413 


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Man  and  the  monkey.  8  pp.  {Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  97,  1865,  p.  92.) 

Man  before  metals.    Joly,  N.  1797 

Man  born  to  be  king.  78  pp.    Morris,  W., 

Earthly  paradise,  v.  1,  p.  137. 

Man  in  Genesis  and  in  geology.  Thompson, 

J.  P.  —1628 

Man  in  the  eloak.  The.    17  pp.    {Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  12, 1838,  p.  552.) 

Man  in  themoone.  Halliwell-Phillipps, 
J.  O.  (^d.)     {Percy  Soc.  v.  29.)  1358 

Man  in  the  past,  present,  and  future. 
Buechner,  F.  K.  C.  L.  1794 

Man   is  a  featherless  biped.     7  pp. 

{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  C3,  1848,  p.  631.) 

Man  made  of  money.    230  pp.    Jerrold, 

D.,  Works,  V.  i,  p.  1. 

Man  mountain.  The.    6  pp.    {Blackwood'' s 

Mag.  V.  25,  1829,  p.  311.) 

Man  of  feeling.    238  pp.    Mackenzie,  H., 

Works,  V.  1,  p.  7. 

Man  of  letters.    18  pp.    Emerson,  R.  W., 

Lectures  and  biog.  sketches,  p.  229. 

Man  of  the  crowd.    10  pp.    Poe,  E.  A., 

Works,  ed.  J.  H.  Ingram,  v.  2,  p.  314. 

Man  of  the  world.    2  v.    Mackenzie,  H., 

Works,  V.  1,  2.  2186 

Man  of  ton :  a  satire.    21  pp.    (Rev.  of  in 

Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  23,  1828,  p.  835.) 

Man  of  war  birds,  boobies,  and  noddies. 

16  pp.    Broderip,  W.  J.    (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  58, 1858,  p.  65.) 

Man  of  war's  man.    173  pp.    {Blackwood 's 

Mag.  V.  10,  1821,  pp.  161,  419;  v.  11,  1822,  p.  15;  v.  12, 
1822,  pp.  448,  639;  v.  14,  1823,  p.  269;  v.  15,  1824,  p.  305; 
V.  16, 1824,  p.  321 ;  V.  18, 1825,  pp.  41,  690 ;  V.  19, 1826,  pp. 
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Man  on  the  mast.  The.    15  pp.    {Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  14,  1839,  p.  311.) 

Man  primeval.    Harris,  Bev.  J.       —4226 
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A.,  Works,  ed.  J.  II.  Ingram,  v.  2,  p.  549. 

Man  traps  and  spring  guns.    6  pp.    Smith, 

8.,  Works,  p.  227. 

Man  upon  the  sea.   Goodrich,  F.  B.    1443 
Man  who  never  laughed  again.    64  pp. 

Morris,  W.,  Earthly  paradise,  v.  3,  p.  208. 

Man  with  the  iron  mask.  See  Iron 
mask.  Prisoner  of  the. 

Man  with  the  mouth.  5  pp.  {Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  23,  1828,  p.  597.) 

Man  with  the  nose.    5  pp.    {Blackwood''s 

Mag.  V.  20,  182G,  p.  159.) 

Manabique,  Point :  An  excursion  to.  7  pp. 

[Fraser's  Mag.  v.  52,  1855.  p.  391.) 

Manahan,  Ambrose.  Triumph  of  the  church. 

24  pp.  (Kov.  of  In  Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  3  N.  Y.  8.  v.  1, 
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Mdnasar6war,    Lake.     Himalaya   moun- 

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Manassas,  Va.  Warder,  T.  B.,  and  Cat- 
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Bataille  de  M.  43  pp.  (Bihlioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse, 

n.  p6r.  V.  21,  18C4,  p.  258.) 

Manass^  I,  Abp.  of  Rheims.  11  cent.  Apo- 
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Manass6    de  Chatillon    II,   Abp.   of 

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Manass6  de  Garlande,  Bp.  of  Orleans. 

Epistolae.  3  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  15, 
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Manasses,  Bp.  of  Cambray.  Gesta,  1092-94. 

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Manasses,  Constantinus.  12  cent.  Brevia- 
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Manby,  Capt.  George  William.  1765-1854. 
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Manilius,  Manius.    B.  C.  1  cent.    Actionum. 

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The  same.  Recensuit  Fridericus  Jacob. 
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DeAstronomicoManilii  opere.  33  pp.  (Mani- 
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Manin,  Daniele.  Martin,  H.  Daniel  Manin 
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See  also  Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  69,  1879,  p.  40;  Fraser's 
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Manipulations  bydroplastiqnes.  Ro- 

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See  also  Red  river  or  the  North. 

Mankind,  their  origin  and  destiny.  By  an 
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Manks.    See  Manx. 

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ManlejT,  Mrs.  Mary  de  la  Riviere.  1672- 
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Memoirs  of  the  life  of.    4  ed.     London, 

1723.     p.  8°.  4882 

Power  of  love  :   in  7  novels.    London, 

1720.     8°.  p.B. 

Secret  history  of  Europe.    London,  1715. 

4  V.  in  3, 12°.  3745 

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The  same.    7  ed.    London,  1736.    4  v.  16°. 

P.R. 
Manley,  Sir  Roger.     —1688.     Letters  writ 

by  a  Turkish  spy.    See  Marana,  G.  P. 
Manliness  of  Christ.    Hughes,  T.    —1257 


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MaiiliuH  Capitoliniis,  Marcus.    Momm- 

seu,  T.  Sp.  Cassius,  M.  Manlius,  Sp.  Maelius.  52 
pp.     (Hermes,  V.  5, 1871,  p.  228.) 

Manlius  Vlllso,  Cneius.    Robiou,  F.    Cam- 

pague  de  M.  contre  les  Galatea.  20  pp.  (Rev.  arclUol. 
n.  8.  V.  8, 1863,  p.  313.) 

Manlove,  Edward.     17  cent.    Liberties  and 

customes  of  the  lead-mines  within  the  Wapentake  of 
Wirksworth  In  the  county  of  Derby.  14  pp.  {Eng. 
Dialect  Soc.  No.  5,  p.  7.) 

Manly  exercises.    See  Gymnastics. 
Mann,  Cameron.    Longing  of  Circe.    2  pp. 

(Attant.  Monthly,  v.  47, 1881,  p.  489.) 

Mann,  Henry.  Ancient  and  mediaeval  re- 
publics :  a  review  of  their  institutions,  and 
of  the  causes  of  their  decline  and  fall.  New 
York,  n.  d.    8°.  —1334 

Mann,  Horace,  LL.  D.  1796-1859.  Lectures 
and  annual  reports  on  education.  Cambridge, 
1867.     8°.  —2367 

Lectures  on  various  subjects.    New  York, 

1864.     p.  8°.  2156 

Contents.  Demands  of  the  age  on  colleges. — 
Poor  and  ignorant. — Rich  and  educated. — 
Thoughts  for  a  young  man.— Powers  and  duties  of 
woman. 

Reply  to  the   "Remarks"  of  31  Boston 

schoolmasters  on  the  7  annual  report  of  the 
Secretary  of  the  Mass.  Board  of  Education. 
Boston,  1844.  8°.  {With  Mass.  Board  of 
Education,  7  annual  report.)  — 2384 

■ Study  of  physiology   in  schools.      New 

York,  1869.     18°.     (lAbr.  of  education,  v.  3.) 

—2387 

Annual  reports  of  the  Secretary  of  the 

Board  of  Education.  See  Massachusetts. 
Board  of  Education. 

Field,  B.,  and  others.    Remarks  on  the 

7  annual  report  of  Hon.  Horace  Mann.  1844. 
(With  Mass.  Board  of  Education,  7  annual 
report. ) 

Shepaed,  W.  a.,  and  others.     Rejoinder 

to  the  '•'•Reply"  of  Hon.  Horace  Mann. 
1845.  (With  Mass.  Board  of  Education,  7 
annual  report.) 

Mr.  Mann  and  the   teachers  of  the  Boston 

schools.    23  pp.     (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  60, 1845,  p.  224.) 

Mann,  Mrs.  M.  P.    Life  of  Horace  Mann. 

1865. 

Badger,  H.  C.    Horace  Mann  and  Antloch  college. 

13  pp.  [Chr.  Exam.  y.  79,  1865,  p.  252.)— Lioring,  J.  S. 
Horace  Mann.  12  pp.  (/nZus  Hundred  Boston  orators, 
p.  598.)— Sumner,  C.  Contributions  of  schools  for 
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See  alto  Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  5, 1868,  p.  611. 

Mann,  Horace.  Doean,  J.  '  Mann '  and 
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Mann,  J.  S.  (TV.)  Antiquities  of  Greece.  See 
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Mann,  James  A.  Cotton  trade  of  Great 
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statistics.    London,  1860.    8°.  —2393 

Mann,    Maria    R.      Brockett,    L.    P.,    and 

Vuughan,  M.  C.  In  their  Womau'a  work  in  the  civil 
war,  p.  697.    7  pp. 

Mann,  Mj's.  Mary  Peabody.  Life  of  Horace 
Mann.     Boston,  1865.     8°.  3875 

(Ed.)     Life    among   the    Piutes :    their 

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supplement). 


Mann,  Robert  James,  M.  D.  Colony  of  Natal. 
London  [1859].     8°.  3436 

Planetary  and  stellar  universe.   London, 

1845.     16°.  —2497 

[Ed.)    Natal.    See  Brooks,  H. 

Mann,  Theodore  Augustin,  Abbe.  Reiff en- 
berg,  F.  A.  F.  T.,  Baron  de.  Eloge  de  M.  38  pp.  (Brus- 
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'Mann'  and  manners  at  the  court  of 

Florence.     Doran,  J.     2  v.  3544 

Manna,  Eliseo  della.    Victoria  Cremonen- 

slum  In  navali  bello  sub  Nicolao  Plclnlno,  et  Fran- 
cisco Comite  de  Cotlgnola  contra  Venetos  sub  Nicolao 
Trlvlsano  anno  1431.  6  pp.  (Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital. 
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Manna.    Blau,  E.  O.  F.  H.     Etwas  ueber 

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Manne,  Edmond  de.  1801-77.  Galerie  his- 
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Brlzard,  J.  B.  B..dit. 
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Dazlucourt,  J.  J.  B.  A.,  dit. 
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Fanlez,  A.  L.,  Mile. 
Feulie,  L.  H. 
Fleury,  A.  J.  L.  de. 
Gausslu,  J.  C.  G.,  Mile.,  dite. 
Grand-Menll,  J.  B.  F.,  dit. 
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See  also  Antlqnltles.- Burial  usages.— Dnel- 
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Abbot,  C,  Baron  Colchester.      Hunt.B. 
Abercromby,     Baron    Dun-    Lefevre,  C.  S. 

fermline.  Lenthall,  W. 
Addington,  S.,  Viscount  Sid-    Littleton,  S.  T. 

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Alington,  W.,  Sr.  Lovel,  ■Sir  T. 

Alington,  W.,  Jr.  Mittord,    Sir   J.    F.,   Baron 
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Balcer,  Sir  J.  Mordaunt,  Sir  3. 

Bampfyide,  T.  More,  Sir  T. 

Baynard,  R.  Moyle,  Sir  T. 

Beauchamp,  ^>  W.  Neville,  Sir  T. 

Bell,  Sir  R.  Norton,  Sir  F. 

Bowes,  J.  Oldhall,  Sir  W. 

Bray,  Sir  K.  Onslow,  A. 

Bromley,  W.  Onslow,  R. 

Brooke,  Sir  R.  Onslow,  Sir  R. 

Burley,  Sir  W.  Phelips,  Sir  E. 

Bussy,  Sir  J.  Pickering,  Sir  3. 

Oatesby,  W.  Pollard,  J. 

Charlton,  Sir  3.  Popham,  ^t>  J. 

Charlton,  Sir  T.  Popham,  .Sir  J.,  1531-1607. 

Chaucer,  T.  Powle,  H. 

Cheney,  Sir  J.  Puckering,  Sir  3. 

Chute,  0.  Radford,  Sir  H. 

Coke,  Sir  E.  Redmayne,  ,Sir  R. 
Compton,   8.,  Earl  of  Wil-    Rich,  Sir 'R.,  Baron  Rich. 

mington.  Richardson,  Sir  T. 

Cordell,  Sir  W.  Rous,  F. 

Cornwall,  C.  W.  Eussell,  Sir  3. 

Crewe,  Sir  R.  Savage,  Sir  A. 

Crewe,  Sir  T.  Sawyer,  Sir  R. 

Croke,  Sir  3.  Say,  Sir  3. 

Oust,  Sir  3.  Say,  W. 

De  la  Mare,  -Sir  P.  Seymour,  .Sir  E. 

Dorewood,  J.  Sheffield,  .Sir  R. 

Drury,  Sir  R.  Smith,  J. 

Dudley,  E.  Snagg,  T. 

Dyer,  Sir  3.  Stourton,  W. 

Empson,  <Sir  K.  Strangewaies,  Sir  3. 

Englefleld ,  .Sir  T.  Sutton,  .Sir  0.  'Hi..,  Viscount 

Esturmy,  .Sir  W.  Canterbury. 

Finch,  .Sir  H.  Thorpe,  T. 

Finch,  .Sir  J.  Tiptott,  Sir  3. ,  Baron  Tiploft. 

Fltzwilliam,  Sir  T.  Treshani,  Sir  T. 

Flower,  R.  Tresham,  W. 

Foley,  P.  Trevor,  .Sir  J. 

Gargrave,  Sir  T.  Turnour,  .Sir  E. 

GlanvlUe,  .Sir  J.  Tyrrel,  .S'ir  J. 

Goldsbrough,  .Sir  J.  Vernon,  .Sir  R. 

Green,  J.  Waldegrave,  Sir  R. 

Gregory,  Sir  W.  Wauton,  Sir  T. 

Grenville,  W.  W.  Weulock,  Sir  3. 

Grimston,  Sir  H.  Wlddriugton,  .Sir  T. 

Hanmer,  Sir  T.  Williams,  T. 

Hare,  .Sir  N.  "Williams,  Sir  W. 
Harley,  K.,  Earl  of  Oxford.      Wlngfleld,  Sir  H. 

Heigham,  Sir  C.  Wode,  J. 

Hungerford,  Sir  T.  Wray,  Sir  C. 

Hungerford,  Sir  W.  Yelverton,  Sir  C. 

Manning,  John.     Bold  Dick  Donahue.     12 

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3855 
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demonstrative  science  considered. — Man's  con- 
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ten.slons  of  formal  logic.  —  Freetlilnkiiig:  its 
history  and  tendencies.— Modern  German  philo- 
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language.— Philosophy  and  theology.— Scenes 
from  an  unfinished  drama,  entitled,  '*  Phrontlster- 
ion,  or  Oxford  in  the  19century."— Psychology  the 
tost  of  moral  and  metaphysical  philosophy.— Sensa- 
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The  limits  of  religious  thought  examined 

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Maiisergli,  James.  Sources  of  water  sup- 
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Maiisfeld,  Ernst,  Grafzn.  Reuss,  R.  Ernst 
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ViLLERMONT,  A.  C.  H.,  Comtcde.    Ernest 

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Manstein,  Georg  Friedrich  von.    Leben.   20 

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(Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  37, 1835,  p.  684.)— Rome, 
her  tenets  and  her  practices.  29  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Dub- 
lin Rev.  V.  16,  1844,  p.  65.) 

See  also  Bible,  English.    Holy  Bible,  with  notes . . . 
by  Rev.  G.  D'Oyly  and  Rev.  B.  Mant. 

Mantchoo  language.  Gabelentz.  H. 
C.  von  der.  Sse-schu,  Schu-king,  Schi-king 
in  mandschuischer  uebersetzung,  mit  einem 
mandschu-deutschen  woerterbuch  herausg. 
1864,  2  pts.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Ab- 
handl.  v.  3.) 

Gabelentz,  H.  C.  von  der.    Beitraege  zur  mand- 

schuischen  conjugationslehre.  18  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  18,  1864,  p.  202.)— Remusat,  J.  P.  A. 
Notice  surledictionnaire  intitule  :  Mirolr  desianguea 
mandchoue  et  mongole.  125  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
Not.  el  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  13,  pt.  1, 1838,  p.  1.) 

Mantchoo  literature.  Gabelentz,  H. 
C.  von  der.  Sse-schu,  Schu-king,  Schi-king 
in  mandschuischer  uebersetzung,  mit  einem 
mandschu-deutschen  woerterbuch  herausg. 
1864,  2  pts.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Ab- 
handl.  v.  3.) 

Gabeleutz,  H.  G.  C.  von  der.    Mandschu-buecher. 

9  pp.    (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  16, 1862,  p.  538.) 

Mantchooria.  Adams.  A.  Travels  of  a 
naturalist  in  Japan  and  Manchuria.    1870. 

Ravenstein,  E.  G.  F.  R.  G.  S.     Russians 

on  the  Amur  ;  its  discovery,  conquest,  and 
colonisation.     1861. 

Williamson,    A.      Journeys    in    north 

China,  Manchuria  .  .  .     1870,  2  v. 

Ho-vrortli,  H.    H.      The   northern   frontagers   of 

China.  I.  The  origines  of  the  Mongols.  22  pp.  II. 
The  origines  of  the  Manchus.  24  pp.  (Royal  Asiat. 
Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Joum.  n.  a.  v.  7,  1875,  pp.  221,  305.)  — 
Ijanglis,  L.  M.  Usages  Stablis  pour  lea  offrandes  et 
les  sacrifices  des  Mantchoux.  68  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  7,  1803,  p.  241.) 

Mantegazza,  Paolo.  1831—.  Rio  de  la 
Plata  e  Tenerife.  Viaggi  e  studi.  Jlilano, 
1870.     12°.  1638 

Mantegna,  Andrea.  Cartweight,  J.  Man- 
tegna  and  Francia.  1881.  {Illnstr.  biog.  of 
great  artists. ) 

Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C.    In  his  Hist,  des  pelntres :  Ecoles 

lombardes.  24  pp.— Vasari,  G.  Andrea  Mantegna. 
77  pp.  ( Opere,  v.  3,  p.  383 ;  Vite  de'  pittori,  v.  6,  p.  203 ; 
and  Lives  of  painters,  v.  2,  p.  262  :  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand. 
Libr.) — Woltiuann,  A.  Andrea  Mantegna.  30  pp. 
(Dohrae,  R.,  Kunst  uwi  kuensller,  v.  3.) 

MantelU  Gideon  Algernon,  M.  D.,  LL.  D. 
1790-1852.  Geological  excursions  round  the 
Isle  of  Wight,  and  along  the  adjacent  coast 
of  Dorsetshire ;  illustrative  of  the  most  in- 
teresting geological  phenomena  and  organic 
remains.  London,  1854.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H. 
G.,  Sd.  Libr.)  —1618 

Illustrations  of  the  geology  of  Sussex  : 

containing  a  general  view  of  the  geological 
relations  of  the  south-eastern  part  of  Eng- 
land ;  with  figures  and  descriptions  of  the 
fossils  of  Tilgateforrest.    London,  1827.    4°. 

—  1621 

Medals  of  creation  ;  or,  first  lessons  in 

geology,  and  the  study  of  organic  remains. 
London,  n.  d.  2  v.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G. ,  Sci. 
Libr.)  —1618 


MANTELL 


2736 


MANUAL 


Petrifactions  and  their  teachings ;  or,  a 

handbook  to  the  gallery  of  organic  remains 
of  the  British  Museum.  London,  1851.  p.  8°. 
(Bohn,  H.  G.,  Sn.  Libr.)  —1628 

Pictorial  atlas  of  fossil  remains,  consist- 
ing of  coloured  illustrations  selected  from 
Parkinson's  "Organic  remains  of  a  former 
world,"  and  Artis's  "Antediluvian  phytol- 
ogYi"  with  descriptions.    London,  1850.    4°. 

—1612 

Thoughts  on  animalcules  ;  or,  a  glimpse 

of  the  invisible  world  revealed  by  the  micro- 
scope.    London,  1846.     sq.  8°.  —1677 

Wonders  of  geology  ;  or,  a  familiar  ex- 
position of  geological  phenomena.  7  ed.,  re- 
vised and  augmented,  by  T.  Rupert  Jones. 
London.  1857-58.  2  v.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G., 
Sci.  Libr.)  —1618 

Maiiteo  Mining  €o.  Tyson,  P.  T.  Report 
on  the  gold  deposits  and  works  of  the  Man- 
teo  Mining  Co.  in  North  Carolina.     1853. 

Mantes,  France.     Guilhermy,  F.,  Baron  de. 

Travaux  h  Notre-Dame  de  M.  4  pp.  [Ann.  archiol.  v. 
4,  1846,  p.  C5.) 

Mantinea»  Greece.  Schaefer,  A.  Die  schlacht 

by  M.     25  pp.     (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  5, 1847,  p.  45.) 

Mantissa.    16  pp.    Meurs,  J. ,  Opera  omnia, 

V.  5,  p.  41. 

Mantissa  ex  variis  auctoribus  ad  acta  Sancti 

Caroll  Daui  Flandriae  comitls.  24  pp.  (Langebeck, 
J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  4,  p.  193.) 

Mantissa  insectorum.    Fabricius,  J.  C. 

2  V.  —2644 

MantOTano,  Battista  Spagnuoli.    1448-1516. 

Carmen  encomlastlcuin  In  vltam  et  obltum  B.  Bernardl 
Clarae-Vallenslscaenobli  prlmiabbatls.  1  p.    (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  185,  p.  567.) 
Nlcei'on,  J.  P.    M6m.  dea  hommes,  v.  27. 

Mantua,    Italy.    Aliprandi,   B.    Chronicon 

Mautuanum.  93  pp.  (Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Antiq.  Ital.  v.  5, 
p.  1061.)— Aiinalcs  Maiituani,  1183-1299.  13  pp. 
(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  19,  p.  19.)— Contarlui,  F. 
Kelazione  del  ducato  di  Mantova,  1588.  11  pp.  (Al- 
bert, E.,  Relaz.  amhas.  veneti,  2  a.  v.  5,  p.  365.)— Ducal 
Mantua.  53  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  102,  1866,  p.  48.)— 
Kalendarium  Mantuanam.  5  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v.  138,  p.  1257.)— Lianxl,  L.  Mantuan 
school.  27  pp.  (/n  his  Hist,  of  painting  in  Italy,  v.  4, 
p.  5.) — Sacchi,B.d6.  Historla  inclytae  urbisMautuao 
etseronlsslmaefamiliaeGonzagae.  109  pp.  (Graevius, 
J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Hal.  v.  4,  pt.  2;  Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Rer. 
Ital.  script,  v.  20,  p.  609.) 

Mantuan,  Battista.    iSee  Mantovano,  B.  S. 

Mantz,  Paul.  1821 — .  Histoire  despeintres 
de  toutes  les  ecoles.  See  Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C, 
and  Mantz,  P. 

Manu.  Institutes  of  Hindu  law :  or,  the  or- 
dinances of  Menu,  according  to  the  gloss  of 
Cullfica,  comprising  the  Indian  system  of 
duties,  religious  and  civil,  verbally  tr.  from 
the  original  Sanskrit,  with  a  preface  by  Sir 
William  Jones.  London,  1799.  4°.  (Jones, 
Sir  W.,  Works,  v.  3.)  2142 

Laws,  tr.  with  extracts  from  7  commen- 
taries by  G.  Buehler.  Oxford,  1886.  8°. 
(Mueller,  F.  M.,  Sacred  books  of  the  East,  v. 
25.)  3193 

Ordinances,  tr.  from  the  Sanskrit,  with 

an  introduction,  by  Arthur  Coke  Burneli. 
Completed  and  ed.  by  Edward  W.  Hopkins. 
London,  1884.     8°.  3103 

Burnouf,  E.  Manavadbarmashftsta,  or  the  Insti- 
tutes of  Manou,  ed.  by  C.  Hauphtou.  13  pp.  {J(,urn. 
Oiiat.  1  s.  V.  9, 1820,  p.  243.)— Goldatuecker,  T.  Mauu. 
2  ppf    {Literary  rpmaim,  v.  1,  p.  107.)— I<aiiglols,  A. 


MSnava  dharmasa8tra,Lois  de  Manou,  tr.  du  Sanscrit 
par  A.  Lolseleur  des  Longchamps.  13  pp.  (Jnurn. 
asiat.  2  8.  v.  12, 1833,  p.  142.)— Muir,  J.  On  Manu,  the 
progenitor  of  the  Aryynn  Indians.  25  pp.  (Royal 
Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  v.  20, 1863,  p.  406.) 

Manual  for  hospital  nurses.    Domville,  E.  J. 

—3785 

Manual  for  the  genealogist,  topographer, 
antiquary,  and  legal  prof essor.  Sims,  R.  1733 

Manual  of  British  historians  to  A,  D.  1600. 
Macray,  W.  D.  W.55 

Manual  of  Christian  evidence.    Beard,  J.  R. 

—3246 

Manual  of  comparative  philology.  Papillon, 
T.  L.  —2117 

Manual  of  concliology.  Tryon,  G.  W., 
Jr.     8  V.  —2657 

Manual  of  devotion.  Brooks,  N.  C.  —1248 

Manual  of  electricity,  magnetism,  and 
meteorology.     Lardner,  D.     2  v.  — 1527 

Manual  of  geology.    Phillips,  J.        1176 

Manual  of .  .  .  Greek  and  Roman  litera- 
ture.    Matthiae,  A.  H.  2236 

Manual  of  heating  and  ventilation.  Schu- 
mann, F.  —1786 

Manual  of  Hindu  pantheism.  Jacob, 
Maj.  G.  A.  {Tr.)  3193 

Manual  of  hydrology.    Beardmore,  N. 

—2486 

Manual  of  international  law.  Fergu- 
son, J.  H.  —1355 

Manual  of  niagnetisni.  Davis,  D.  — 1526 

Manual  of  microscopic  mounting.  Mar- 
tin, J.  H.  —1675 

Manual  of  mythology.    Murray,  A.  S. 

—2276 

Manual  of  parliamentary  practice. 
Jefferson,  T.,  Pres.  of  U.  S.  —1348 

Manual  of  physical  and  vocal  training. 
Monroe,  L.  B.  —2387 

Manual  of  practical  assaying.  Mitcliell, 
J.  —3744 

Manual  of  practical  toxicology.  Duca- 
tel,  J.  T.  —3777 

Manual  of  preaching.  Fisk,  F.W.  —4257 

Manual  of  telegraph  construction.  Doug- 
las, J.  C.  —1526 

Manual  of  the  anatomy  of  invertebrated 
animals.     Huxley,  T.  H.  —1607 

Manual  of  the  anatomy  of  vertebrated 
animals.     Huxley,  T.  H.  —1608 

Manual  of  the  antiquity  of  man.  Mac- 
lean, J.  P.  1797 

Manual  of  the  art  of  bookbinding.  Nichol- 
son, J.  B.  L.74 

Manual  of  the  constitution  of  the 
United  States  of  America.  Farrar,  T.  — 1345 

Manual  of  the  corporation  of  the  city 
of  New  York,  1858.    Valentine,  D.  T.     —3355 

Manual  of  the  history  of  philosophy. 
Tennemann.W.  G.  —1418 

Manual  of  the  House  of  Representatives, 
U.  S. ;  being  a  digest  of  the  rules  of  the  House, 
the  joint  rules  of  the  2  Houses,  and  of  so  much 
of  Jefferson's  Manual  as  under  the  rules  gov- 
erns the  House  . . .  Arranged  alphabetically. 
Washington.  1859.     8°.  —1845 

Mamual  of  the  infusoria.  Kent,  W.  S. 
5  pts.  —2665 

Manual  of  the  mechanics  of  engineer- 
ing.   Weisbach,  J.  —2715 


MANUAL 


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MANUFACTURES,  History 


Manual  of  the  railroads  of  the  United 
States.     Poor,  H.  V.     11  v.  —2713 

Manual  of  universal  church  history. 
Alzog.  J.     3  V.  —1203 

Mannale  !Latinitatis  fontiom  juris  civilis 
Romanorum.     Dirksen,  H.  E.  —1322 

Maiiucci,  Paoli.    See  Manuzio,  P. 

Manuel  I,  Comnenus,  Emperor  of  Constanti- 
nople. Circa  1120-80.  Jfovellae  consUtuUones.  [  Gr.  et 
Lat.]    42  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol  t.  Gr.  \.  133.  p.  707.) 

Enstatliias,   Abp.   of  Thessaloniea.     Allocutlo   ad 

Manuelem  Comaenam;  Laudatio  tunebris  Manuells 
Comnenl.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  50  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  i^atroJ.  «. 
Gr.  V.  135,  p.  933.) 

Manuel  II,  Palaeologus,  Emperor  of  Con- 
stantinople. 1348-1425.  Opera  omnia.  [Gr. 
et  Lat.]  Parisiis.  1866.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Pati-ol.  s.  Gr.  v.  156.)  —2253 

Contents.  Dialogus  I  de  angella  et  animabus.— 
Eplstola  ad  Andream  Asanem.— Epistola  ad  Mauu- 
elem  duTSOIoram,  ab  iinperatore  scripts  cum  in 
aula  regis  Anglorum  Henrici  XV  versatur,  auxiUum 
emendlcans.— Dialogus  II  de  coelo  et  terra  ;  item  de 
Adami  lapsu  Christique  judicio,  et  Moanieihls  para- 
dlso. — Capita  compunctionis  metrica.— Oratlo  in  SS. 
Virginia  Delparae  dormitlonem. — Canon  deprecato- 
rlus  In  SS.  dominam  Delparam  pro  praesentibus 
perlculis. — Dialogl  quos  cum  Peraa  aliquo  babult, 
Muterizae  muuere  fugente  in  G-alatlae  oppldo  Ancyra. 
— Dialogng  cum  matre  sua,  sive  de  nuptlls. — De 
falnilne  Agareno  in  forma  psalmi.— Imago  verls 
iu  a ulaeotexillloperisPbrygii. "Oratlo  panegj-rlca. 
— Oratloues  VII  ethico-politicae,  ad  Joannem  fliium. 
—  Praecepta  ediicationis  regiae  ad  Joannem 
fliium. — Preces  Biatatliiae. — In  persona  Tamer- 
lanls,  ad  Bajazetem  in  praelio  victum  allocutio. — 
Laudatio  lunebris  fratris  suiTheodori  Palaeologl 
despotae. 

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Honodia  in  obitu  Mauuelis  Palaeologl.  3  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  161,  p.  615.)— Hage,  O.  B.  NoUce 
d'un  ouvrage  de  M.  Intitule  Entretiena  avec  un  profe»- 
seur  mahom^tan.  74  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  iVo<.  ei  extr. 
des  MSS,  v.  8,  pt.  2, 1810,  p.  309.) 

Manuel ,  of  Constantinople.    13  cent.    De  pro- 

cessloue  Splrltus  Sancii.  Dlsputatlocum  tratre  Fran- 
cisco, ordinis  Fratrum  Praedlcatorum.  [Gr.  et  Lal.'\  1 
pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  140,  p.  469.) 

Manuel,  Francisco.    17  cetit.    Poesias.    6  pp. 

(Quiutana,  M.  J.,  Taoro  del  Pamaso  etpan.  p.  390.) 

Manuel,  Juan.  Circa  1282-1350.  Obras. 
Madrid,  i860.  8=.  (Gayangos.  P.  de.  Escri- 
tores  eti  prosa  anteriores  al  siglo  XV:  Bil)liot. 
de  autor.  espafi.)  — 1193 

Contents.  De  las  maneras  del  amor.— Tractado 
sobre  las  arina«  que  f  ueron  dadas  a  su  padre  el  In- 
fante Don  Manuel.— Libro  del  eaballero  et  del  escu- 
dero.— El  llbro  de  los  ca«tlgo».— Libro  de  los  esta- 
do8.— Llbro  de  los  fraires  predicadores.— Trac- 
tado en  que  se  prueba  por  razon  que  Saucta  Maria 
esta  en  cuerpo  et  alma  en  parayso. — Libro  de  Pa- 
tronio  (£1  Conde  Lucanor). 

Le  Comte  Ijncanor,  tr.  par  A.  de  Pulbusque.  87  pp. 

(iJer.  contemp.  1K2,  v.  2,  pp.  87.  219,  395.)— Der  Graf 
Lincanor.  Uet>ersetzt  durcb  Joseph  von  Eictaendorff. 
Ib9  pp.    (Eichendorff,  J.  Ton,  SaemmL  werke,  v.  6,  p.  381.) 

Pulbusque,  A.  de.  HommesiUostresderEepagne: 

Don  Juan  Manuel.  37  pp.  (i£«r.  contemj).  1852,  v.  5,  p.  331.) 

Manuel,  Juan.     15  cent.    Ha  morte  do  prin- 

Slpe  Dom  Affonso;  Trouas  e  cantiguas  suas.  66  pp. 
(Resende.  G.  de,  CaneUm.  geral.  v.  1,  p.  374 :  Biblioth.  lit. 
vereimin  Stuttg.  v.  15.)— Daspaneadas  doa  cantores  ; 
Cantiguas.  9  pp.  (Besende,  G.  de,  Condon,  geral.  t. 
3,  pp.  25,  85  :  Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  26.) 

Manuel,  Louis  Pierre.    Adolphus,  J.    In  his 

Biog.  mem.  of  tbe  Fr.  revol.  t.  2,  p.  12.    12  pp. 

Manuel,  Nikolaus.    1484-1530.    Schauspiel : 

ein  fasznacbt  scblmpfC  18  pp.  (Cioedeke,  K.,  and 
Tlttmann.  J.,  Deutsch.  dicJUer  \6jakrh.  v.  2,  p.  1.) 

Dcmmin,  A.    Kicolas  ManueL    12  pp.    (Blanc,  A. 

A.  P.  C,  Hiit.  des  peintres :  Ecole  aUemande.} 

Manuel  Calecas.    See  Calecas,  M. 


Manuel  Chrysoloras.  See  Chrysoloras,  M. 

Manuel  des  consuls.    Miltitz,  A.  de.    2 

V.  in  3.  —1327 

Manuel  des  curieux  et  des  amateurs  de 

Tart.     Huber.  M..  andRost.  C.  C.  H.     9  v. 

—1717 
Manuel  du  libraire.   Brunet,  J.  C.   6  v. 

L.122 

Supplement.     Deschamps,  P.  C.  E.,  and 

Brunet.  G.     2  v.  L.123 

Manufacturer's  book  of  wages.  Morgan, 
J.  —3735 

Manufactures. 

AiKiN,  A.   Illustrations  of  arts  and  manu- 
factures.    1841. 

Babbage,  C.  On  the  economy  of  ma- 
chinery and  manufactures.     1832. 

MusPRATT,  J.  S.     Chemistry  .  .  .  applied 

to  the  arts  and  manufactures,    n.  d.  2  v. 

Papers  on  manufactures.     1811-25. 

Thurston.  R.  H.     Report  on  machinery 

and  manufactures.  1875.  {In  his  Reports 
Com.  U.  S.  Vienna  Internat.  Exhib.  v.  3.) 

Trowbridge,  "W.  P.    Statistics  of  power 

and  machinery  employed  in  manufactures. 
1885.    (U.  S.  Dept.  Interior,  10  Census,  v.  16.) 

United  States.  Department  of  State.  Re- 
port from  the  consuls  of  the  United  States 
on  the  commerce,  manufactures,  etc..  of  their 
consular  districts.     1880-83.  27  Nos. 

Ure,  a.     Philosophy  of  manufactures. 

1861. 

Machinery  and  ntannfactnrlng  system.    12 

pp.  I  Fraser'i  Mag.  v.  2,  1830,  p.  419.)— Philosophy  or 
manufactures.  20  pp.  (£din.  Ser.  v.  61,  1835,  p.  453.) 
— Rafn,  C.  G.  ludbydelse  til  alle  Danmarks  og  Norges 
maend,  forenede  at  understoette  de  indenlandske 
manufakturer,  og  skade  f  jenden,  Ted  hoej tldeligen  at 
forpllgte  aig  Ul,  Ifcke  here! ter  at  k joebe  engelske  varer. 
30  pp.  {SJcandin.  UUeratHrseiskab,  \.  5,  p.  307.)— Ride- 
Ing,  W.  H.  Death  dealing  trades.  8  pp.  (Scribner's 
Monthly,  V.  9, 1875,  p.  672.)— What  has  the  church 
done  for  trade  and  manufactures?  31  pp. 
{Dublin  Rev.  v.  34,  1853,  p.  510.) 

See  also  Calico-printing. —  Caudles. — Carpets. 
— Clock  and  '«vatch-nialiing.  —  Clothing.  — 
Colce.  —  Cotton.  —  Factories.  —  Flax.— Glass.- 
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(Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  8,  pt.  1,1810,  p. 
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morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  5,  1851,  p.  483.)— Vincent,  B. 
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— "Wetagteln,  J.  G.  Arabische  handschrlftensamm- 
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Armenian. 

Clrbled,  J.  C.  de.  Notice  de  2  MSS  armfinlens  de 
la  Biblioihfique  lmp6rlalo.  90  pp.  (Inst,  do  France, 
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Arinentacl  btbliothecae  Vatlcnnae.  4  pp.  (Mai, 
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*"Troyer,  A.  Notice  sur  2  MSS  de  I'Hymne  k  Par- 
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Breton. 

La  Villemarque,  T.  C.  H.  B..,Vicomte  de. 
Notices  des  principaux  MSS  des  anciens  Bre- 
tons.    1856. 

Chaldaean. 

Codices  Chaldaicl  si  ve  Syrlacl  Vaticanl  Assemanianl. 
82  pp.     (Mai,  A.,  Script,  vet.  nov.  collect,  v.  5,  p.  1.) 

Cingalese. 

Jacquet,  E.  Notice  sur  la  collection  des  MSS  palls 
et  singhalals  de  Copenhague.  13  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  2  a. 
V.  6,  1830,  p.  452.) 

Classical. 

Classical,  Biblical,  and  Blbllco-oriental  MSS.  30  pp. 
(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  7,  1813,  p.  365 ;  v.  8, 1813,  pp. 
149,  451  ;  V.  9, 1814,  p.  554  ;  v.  10,  1814,  p.  302  ;  v.  11,  1815, 
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(Edin.  Rev.  v.  137, 1873,  p.  57.)— Hopkins,  A.  G.  Pre- 
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See  also  under  Greek.— Roman. 

Egyptian. 

BargI:s,  J.  J.  L.  Papyrus  egypto-ara- 
meen  appartenant  au  musee  egyptien  du 
Louvre,  explique  et  analyse  pour  la  premiere 
fois.     1862. 

Brugsch,  H.  K.,  Bey.    Notice  raisonn6e 

d'un  traite  medical  datant  du  XIV  siecle 
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Chabas,  F.  J.     Papyrus  hieratiques  de 

Berlin.     1863. 

Papyrus  magique  Harris,  tr.   analy- 

tique  et  commentee  d  'un  MS  egyptien.    1860. 

Lenormant,  F.    Les  livres  chez  les  Egyp- 

tiens.    n.  d. 

Birch,  S.    Egyptian  magical  text.    14  pp.    (In  Ids 

Records  of  the  past,  v.  6,  p.  113.)— Le  papyrus  Abbott. 
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p.  257.) — Sur  un  papyrus  magique  du  Mus6e  britan- 
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38  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  15,  18H0,  p.  366 ;  v.  16, 1881,  p.  42 ;  v. 
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49  pp.  (Rev.  archiol.  1850,  pp.  34,  397,  461,  589,  653.)— 
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MSS  AND  PAPYRI,  Notices,  etc. 


2741 


MSS  AND  PAPYRI,  Notices,  etc. 


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English. 

Great  Britain.  Royal  commission  on  his- 
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Suffolk  In  the  British  Museum.  IT  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol. 
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See  also  Great  Britain.    Master  of  the  Bolls. 

Ktbtopic. 

Codices  Aetliiopici  bibllothecae  Vatlcanae.  7 
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Frencli. 

Champollion-Figeac,  J.  J.  Notices  sur 
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perdus  en  1832,  et  retrouves  en  1840.    1842. 

Paris,  G.    Les  plus  anciens  monuments 

de  la  langue  frangaise,  IX,  X  siecle.  1875. 
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Ameilhon,  H.  P.    Notice  d'un  MS  intitule  le  Pas- 

toralet,  veuu  de  la  Belgique,  et  d6pos6  dans  la  grande 
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MS  sur  les  factions  qui  troublferent  le  rdgne  de  Charles 
VI.  40  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  el  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  5, 
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Notice  g6n6rale  .  .  .  de  28  MSS  concernant  les  procfts 
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coutenant  I'histoire  fabuleuse  d' Alexandre  le  Grand. 
145  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  13,  pt. 
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extr.  des  MSS,  v.  6, 1800,  p.  106.)— Notices  de  3  MSS  du  XV 
siftcle,  contenant  un  abregfe  d'histoire  universelle.  8 
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sur  2  llvres  ayant  appartenu  au  roi  Charles  V.  31  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Not.  el  extr.  des  MSS,\.  31, 1884,  p.  1.)— 
Notice  sur  un  MS  merovinglen  de  la  Blbllothdque 
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Henning,  R.  Ueber  die  Sanctgallischen 
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— Siguier  de  Saint-Brisson,  N.  M.  S.  Notice  du 
MS  grec  de  la  Biblloth6que  royale  portant  le  No.  1874. 
70  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  14,  pt. 
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several  Greek  MSS  belonging  to  the  Patriarch  of  Jeru- 
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moire  sur  un  parchemin  grec  de  provenance  figypti- 
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See  also  Bible,  New  Testament,  Manuscripts. 

Grreek,  Modern. 

Hase,  0.  B.  Notice  d'un  MS  de  la  BibllothSque  du 
rol,  contenant  une  histoire  infidite  de  la  Moldavio.  121 
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Hebrew. 

Fourntont,  E.  Dissertation  sur  les  MSS  li6breux 
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des  Julfs  de  Cai-fong-fou.  34  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
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hfibreu  de  la  Bibllothfeque  lmp6rlale.  70  pp.  (Inst,  do 
France,  Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  9,  pt.  1, 1813,  p.  397.) 

See  also  Bible,  Old  Testament,  Manuscripts. 

Irisb. 

O'CuRRY,  E.  Lectures  on  the  MS  mate- 
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Petrie,  G.    Remarks  on  the  book  of  MacFlrbis,  an 

Irish  MS.  11  pp.  (Royal  Irish  Acad.  Trans,  v.  18, 1838, 
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autograph  original  of  the  Annals  of  the  4  masters,  now 
deposited  In  the  library  of  the  Royal  Irish  Academy. 
13  pp.  (Royal  Irish  Acad.  Trans,  v.  16.  1830,  p.  381.)— 
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by  Dr.  O'Conor  in  his  Catalogue  of  the  Stowe  MSS.  35 
pp.    (Royal  Irish  Acad.  Trans,  v,  23, 1856,  p.  3.) 

Italian. 

Bartoli,  a.  I  manoscritti  italiani  della 
Biblioteca  nazionale  di  Firenze.     1879. 

Glnguene,  P.  L.    Notice  d'un  MS  Italien  cot6  dans 

la  Blbliothfique  natlouale  7775.  6  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  6,  1800,  p.  483.) 

• 
Javanese. 

IVieman,  G.  K.  Brief  account  of  a  Javanese  MS, 
entitled  Babad  Mangku  Nagara.  3  pp.  (Royal  Asiat. 
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liatin. 

Jaffe,  p.  ,  and  Wattenbach,W.  Ecclesiae 
metropolitanae  Coloniensis  codices  manu- 
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Reiffeescheid,  A.  DeLatinorumcodicum 

subscriptionibus  commentariolum.     [1873.] 

Thurot,  C.     Notices  et  extraits  de  divers 

MSS  latins  pour  servira  I'histoire  des  doc- 
trines grammaticales  au  moyen  age.  1868. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr,  des  MSS,  v. 
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Ambrosian  MSS.    16  pp.    {Quart.  Rev.  v.  16, 1817. 

p.  321.)— Atibert,  E.  MS  de  I'abbaye  de  Salnt-Georgos 
do  Rennes.  26  pp.  5  pi.  (Soc.  antlq.  do  Franco,  M£m. 
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EvangSllalre  d'Ebon.  17  pp.  7  pi.  (Soc.  antlq.  de 
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Ou  documents  In  the  possession  of  Lord  Wrotlesloy. 
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Boucherie,  A.  Le  pallmpseste  de  Montpelller.  31 
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contenant  une  Chronique  latlne,  par  GUles  le  Hensit. 
18  pp.  (Inst  de  France,  iVbt.  et  extr.  dts  MSS,  t.  2, 1789, 
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tenant  ane  hlstolre  de  Bretagne.  16  pp.  (Inst,  de 
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des  MSS  grecs  ec  latins,  de  la  BibUoth^ue  des  anciens 
empereurs  grecs  .  . .  sont  passes  dans  la  BibUoth^que 
Imperiale.  30  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des 
MSS,  V.  8,  pt.  2, 1810,  p.  3.)— DeUsle,  L.  Y.  Notice  sur 
plusleurs  MSS  de  la  bibliotheque  d'0rl6ans.  83  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  31, 1881,  p.  357.) 
— Notices  sur  plusleurs  MSS  de  la  bibliotheque  de 
Lyon.  U  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS, 
V.  29,  pt.  2,  1880,  p.  36.3.)— Delpit,  M.,  and  Delplt,  J. 
Notice  d'un  MS  de  la  bibUoth^ue  de  WoUenbuettel. 
163  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  11, 
pt.  2, 1811,  p.  296.)— Ffonlkes,  £.  S.  Our  oldest  MS 
and  who  mutilated  it.  12  pp.  {MacmilUtn's  Mag.  v.  31, 
1875,  p.  139.)— Fierrllle,  C.  NoUce  et  extraits  des 
MSS  de  la  bibliotheque  de  Saint-Omer.  108  pp.  (Inst, 
de  France,  Not.  el  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  31,  1881,  p.  19.>— 
Gage,  J.*  Description  of  aBenedictlonal,  or  Pontifical, 
called  "  Beuedlctlonarius  Roberti  archiepiscopi,"  an 
illuminated  MS  ot  the  10  century.  19  pp.  2  pi.  [Arehae- 
oloffia,  V.  21, 1832,  p.  118.)— Dissertation  on  St.  .aEthel- 
woid's  Benedictional,  an  illuminated  MSoI  the  10  cen- 
tury. 117  pp.  32  pi.  [Arehaeoloffia,  v.  21,  1832,  p.  1.)— 
Gaillard,  G.  H.  Notice  du  US  latin  de  la  BlbUothdque 
natlonale,  cote  5288.  16  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et 
extr.  des  MSS,  v.  7,  pt.  2,  1803,  p.  397.)— Notice  da  MS 
latin  de  la  Bibliotheque  natlonale,  cot6  6003.  6  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  7,  pt  2, 1803,  p. 
113.)— GemoU,  A.  Handschrlften  des  Hygln.  7  pp. 
{Hermes,  v.  lu,  1876,  p.  211.)— Croegcben,  -J.  F.  L.  TTeber 
die  Veronesischen  handschrlften.  8  pp.  (Berlin 
Akad.  wissens.  Phiios.klasse  Abhandl.  1816-17,  p.  307.) — 
Gnirard,  B.  E.  C.  XoUce  d'un  MS  laUn  de  la  Biblio- 
theque  du  rol.  37  pp.  (Inst  de  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des 
MSS,  v.  12,  pt  2,  1831,  p.  75.)— Notice  sur  le  MS  de  la 
Bibllothdque  du  rol  cot6  1628  A.  18  pp.  (Inst  de 
France,  Not.  et  exlr.  de*  MSS,  v.  13,  pt  2, 1838,  p.  62.)— 
Hanpt,  M.  UngedructLtes  aus  elner  Pariser  hand- 
schrllt  6  pp.  (  Opuscala,  v.  3,  p.  150.) — Uaarean,  B. 
Notice  sur  un  MS  de  la  relne  Christine,  a  la  blbllo- 
thdque  du  Vatican.  132  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et 
eztr.  des  MSS,  v.  29,  pt  2, 1880,  p.  231.)— Hooper,  J.  H. 
On  some  of  the  documents  lately  restored  to  the  dean 
and  chapter  of  Worcester.  6  pp.  (Brit  Archaeol.  As- 
soc Joum.  V.  32,  1876,  p.  210.>—IIiuiter,  J.  On  the 
Book  of  Devotions  deposited  ...  in  the  Ubrary  of  the 
Dominican  convent  at  Bomhelm.  8  pp.  {Archaeol. 
Jaium.  V.  12, 1855,  p.  65.)— Kervjrn  de  I^ettenboire 
(J.  M.  B.  C,  Baron  de).  Notice  sar  un  MS  de  I'abbaye 
des  Dunes.  56  pp.  (Brussels  Acad.  Noav.  mint.  v.  25, 
ISoO.j- liambert,  J.  On  ttie  Sarum  Tonale  MS.  1 
pp.  (Brit  ArchaeoL  Assoc.  Jo^m.  v.  15, 1859,  p.  302.j— 
Jj»  Porte  dn  Tbell,  F.  J.  G.  NoUce  des  dlff^rens 
articles  contenus  dans  le  MS  de  la  Blbllothfeque  na- 
Uonale,  oot£  5150.  61  pp.   (Inst  de  France,  NoL  et  exlr. 


des  MSS,  V.  7,  pt.  2,  1803,  p.  10.)— NoUce  des  dillerens 
articles  qui  se  troavent  contenus  dans  le  MS  de  laBlb- 
liothiqae  da  rol,  cote  7592.  71  pp.  (Inst  de  France. 
Not.  el  extr.  des  MSS,\.  1, 1798,  pp.  159,706.)— Notice  des 
dlffSrens  articles  qui  sont  contenus  dans  le  MS  de  la 
Bibliotheque  du  roi.  No.  5696.  81  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
Not.  et  exlr.  des  MSS,  v.  2, 1789,  p.  231.)— Notice  des  MSS 
de  la  BlbUotbeque  da  roi,  contenant  I'histolre  des 
regnes  de  Charles  YII  et  de  Louis  XI.  37  pp.  (Inst 
de  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  1, 1787,  p.  103.)— No- 
tices de  tons  les  dlffSrens  articles  qui  se  trouvent  con- 
tenus dans  le  MS  de  la  Bibliotheque  nationale  cote, 
parml  les  MSS  latins,  3931  A.  195  pp.  (Inst  de  France, 
Not.  el  extr.  desMSS,  v.  6, 1798,  p.  689;  v.  6, 1800,  p.  49.) 
— Ijeirlen,  £.  On  onpub.  USS  relating  to  Meaax  Ab- 
bey. 13  pp.  (Brit  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  19, 1863, 
p.  263.)— Madden,  F.  W.  Bemarks  on  a  fragment  of 
a  MS  of  Valerius  Maiimus  In  the  public  library  at 
Berne.  10  pp.  (Eoyal  Soc.  of  Lit  Trans.  2  s.  v.  8, 1866, 
p.  155.) — Masson,  G.  MSS  grecs  et  latins  du  British 
Museum.  13  pp.  {Rer.  arehiol.  n.  s.  v.  19, 1869,  p.  147; 
V.  20,  1869,  p.  116;  v.  21,  1870,  p.  19.)— OtUey,  W.  Y. 
Letter  on  a  MS  In  the  British  Museum,  believed  to  be 
of  the  2  or  3  century,  and  containing  the  ir.  of  Aratus's 
astronomical  poem  by  Cicero.  168  pp.  21  pi.  {Arckae- 
ologia,  v.  26,  1836,  p.  47.)— Palmer,  A.,  and  Ellis,  B. 
Scallger's  Liber  Oojacianas  ot  Propertius,  Catollus. 
etc.  35  pp.  (Hermathena,  v.  2,  p.  121.) — Papjrrus 
Itatina  Ra-vennatis.  2  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Auelor.  classic. 
V.  5,  p.  362.)— Pertz,  G.  H.  TTeber  die  Berliner  und 
die  Vaticanlscben  blaetter  der  aeltesten  bandschrlft 
des  Virgil.  20  pp.  3  pi.  (Berlin  Akad.  wissens.  PkOol. 
Iclasse  Abhandl.  1863,  p.  97.)— Reifferselield,  A.  Mlt- 
theilungen  aus  handschrlften.  20  pp.  {Rheinisch.mus. 
n.  3.  V.  23, 1868,  p.  127.)— RnsseU,  G.  W.  PaUmpsest 
literature  and  its  editor.  Cardinal  Angelo  Mai.  38  pp. 
{Dublin  afternoon  lectures,  1  s.  p.  95.) — Savigny,  F.  C. 
Erklaerung  elner  urkunde  des  6  jabrhunderts,  nebst 
einem  abdruck  des  testes  dleser  urkunde.  18  pp. 
(Berlin  Akad.  wissens.  Hisl.  Jdasse  Abhandl.  1811-15,  p. 
67.)— Simpson,  W.  S.  On  a  MS  In  St  Paul's  Cathe- 
dral. 2  \>\'.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc  Joiim.  t.  25. 1869, 
p.  133.)— Tbompson,  E.  M.  On  an  Exultetot  the  12 
century.  6  pp.  1  pi.  (Brit  Archaeol.  Assoc  Joum.  v. 
31, 1878,  p.  321.)— VaUet  de  Virlvllle,  A.  Note  sur 
un  recueil  de  portraits  du  11  et  du  15  sidcle,  contenu 
dans  an  MS  de  bibliotheque  d' Arras.  9  pp.  (Soc  an- 
tiq.  de  France,  Bull.  1865,  p.  169;  with  Mfm.  v.  29, 1866.) 
— 'Wallly',  J.  N.  de.  M£moire  sur  des  fragments  de 
papyrus  ecrits  en  latin.  25  pp.  3  pi.  (Inst  de  France, 
Acad.  InscripL  Mim.  v.  15,  pt.  1, 1812,  p.  399.)— l^ensch, 
( — ).  CoUatlon  elnes  'Wlttenberglschen  codex.  1  pp. 
(ZeiU.f.  AlterthtoMic.  v.  5, 1838,  p.  1115.) 

Majra. 

Bbasseur  de  BorBBOURG,  C.  E.  Lettre 
.  .  .  sur  la  decouverte  de  documents  relatifs 
a  la  haute  antiquite  americaine.     1869. 

MS  Troano.    Etudes  sur  le  systeme 

graphique  et  la  langue  des  Mayas.  l86ft-70, 
2v. 

Thomas,  C.     Study  of  the  MS  Troano, 

with  an  introduction  by  D.  G.  Brinton.  1882. 
(Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geog.  andgeol.  surv.  of 
the  Rocky  Mt.  region :  Contrib.  to  ethnology., 
V.  5.) 

Meudaeau. 

£nting,  -J.  Nachrichten  ueber  die  mandaeiscben 
Oder  zablschen  MSS  der  kaiserllchen  bibllothek  des 
British  Museum  zu  London.  17  pp.  (Deatsch.  morg. 
gesells.  ZeiU.  v.  19, 1865,  p.  120.) 

Mexican. 

Doutrelaine,  L.  T.  S.  Bapport  sur  un  MS  mexi- 
caiu  de  la  collection  Boban.  14  pp.  (Arckiv.  ecmmis. 
tci.  du  Mex.  v.  3.  p.  120.) 

Mongolian. 

Brosses,  C.  de.  Description  d'un  vase  et  de  1  MSS 
nouvellement  trouves  en  Siberie.  25  pp.  (Inst,  de 
France.  Acad.  Inseript.  But.  v.  30, 1764,  p.  777.) 

Oriental. 

AssEMANi,  G.  S.  Bibliotheca  Orientalis 
Clementino-Yaticana.     1719-28,  3  v.  in  4. 

Bland,  N.    Letter  on  the  Eton  College  oriental  MSS. 

3  pp.  (Boyal  Aslat  Soc.  Gt.  Brit  Joum.  v.  8,  1816,  p. 
101.)— Classical,  Biblical, and  Biblieo-oriental 


MSS  AND  PAPYRI,  Notices,  etc. 


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MANUZIO 


MSS.  30  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  7, 1813,  p. 
365;  V.  8,  1813,  pp.  149,  451;  v.  9, 1814,  p.  554;  V.  10,1814, 
p.  302;  V.  11,  1815,  p.  86.)— Codices  Indici  blblio- 
thecae  Vaticauae.  2  pp.  (Ma.1,  A.,  Script,  vet.  nov. 
collect.  V.  5,  p.  112.)— Denis,  F.  Des  MSS  a,  miniatures 
Ue  I'Orient.  17  pp.  (Joum.  asiat.  2  s.  v.  11,  1833,  p.  318.) 
—Observations  sur  un  article  du  Journal  asiatlque  re- 
latlf  aux  MSS  orlentaux  k  miniatures.  7  pp.  {Joum. 
asiat.  2  s.  v.  12,  1833,  p.  177.)- Oriental  MSS.  3  pp. 
(Valpy,  A.  3.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  32, 1825,  p.  154.)— Oriental 
MSS  and  antiquities.  3  pp.  {\a,\py,  A.  3.,  Class.  Joum. 
V.  31,  1825,  p.  150.)— Spitta,  W.  Die  bibllothek  Mus- 
tafa-Pascha's.  8  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v. 
30,  1876,  p.  312.) 

See  also  under  Arabic. — Armenian. — Bengali.— 
Cbaldaean.— Cingalese.  —  Egyptian.  —  Etliio- 
pic. — Hebrew.— Javanese.— Mendaean. —Mon- 
golian.— Palilavi.— Pali.— Persian.— Sanskrit. 
— Syriac— Tbibetau.— Turkish.- Zend. 

Pahlavi. 

Q,.,  P.  Zend  and  Pahlavi  MSS.  4  pp.  (Valpy,  A. 
3. .Class.  Joum.  v.  39, 1829,  p.  16.) 

Pali. 

Jacqnet,  E.  Notice  sur  la  collection  des  MSS  palls 
et  slnghalals  de  Copenhague.  13  pp.  (Joum.  asiat.  2 
s.  V.  6,  1830,  p.  452.) 

Persian. 

Critical  essay  on  various  MS  works,  Ara- 
bic and  Persian,  illustrating  the  history  of 
Arabia,  Persia,  etc.  Tr.  byj.  C.  1832.  (With 
Sadik  Isfahani,  Geographical  works  :  Orient. 
Trans.  Fund.) 

Codices  Persici  bibllothecae  Vatlcanae.    22 

pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Script,  vet.  nov.  collect,  v.  4,  p.  630.) — 
Plzzl,  I.  Di  un  codlce  perslano  della  R.  Blblloteca 
medlceo-laurenziaua.  5  pp.  (Cong.  Internaz.  degU 
orient.  Atli,  1878,  v.  2,  p.  81.)- Scbulz,  F.  E.  Aper^u 
d'un  m6nioire  sur  la  tr.  persane  du  Mahabharata.  18 
pp.     (Joum.  asiat.  1  s.  v.  7, 1825,  pp.  110,  129.) 

Sanskrit. 

Aufrecbt,  T.  Zur  handschrlftenkunde.  (Kom- 
raentar  zum  Amarakosha.)  22  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  28, 1874,  p.  103.)— Bnehler,  (— ).  Re- 
port of :  Tour  to  southern  Mar'ktha  country  In  search 
of  Sanscrit  MSS.  11  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  V.  22, 1868,  p.  315.)— Jolly,  J.  Ueber  die  Smritl- 
texte  der  Haug'scheu  handschrltteusamralung.  8  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  31,  1877,  p.  127.)— 
I<enz,  R.  Rapport  sur  une  collection  de  MSS  san- 
scrlts  depos6e  au  Mus^e  asiatlque  de  I'Academie  des 
Sciences  de  Salnt-Petersbourg.  20  pp.  {Joum.  asiat. 
2  8.  v.  12, 1833,  p.  548.)— Troyer,  A.  Notice  sur  2  MSS 
de  I'Hymne  k  Parvatl,  Intitulfe  :  Anandalaharl.  18  pp. 
(Joum.  asiat.  4  s.  v.  9, 1847,  p.  391.)— Weber,  A.  F.  Ueber 
die  Walkersche  sanscrlt-haudschrlften  sammlung  In 
Oxford.  8  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  2, 
1848,  p.  336.) 

Slavonic. 

Codices  Slavic!  bibllothecae  Vatlcanae.    11 

pp.    (Mai,  A.,  Script,  vet.  nov.  collect,  v.  5,  p.  101.) 

Spanish. 

Sllvestre  de  Sacy,  A.  I.  Notice  de  2  MSS  arablco- 
cspaguols.  22  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des 
MSS,  v.  4, 1798,  p.  626.)— Notice  d'un  MS  espagnol  6crlt 
pour  r usage  des  Maures  d'Espagne.  23  pp.  (Inst,  de 
France,  Not.  el  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  11,  pt.  1, 1827,  p.  311.) 

S^vedtsh. 

Kerallo,  L.  F.  G.  de.  Notice  d'un  MS  cot6  7830.  2 
pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS,v.  6, 1800,  p.  71.) 

Syriac. 

Land,  J.  P.  N.  Berlcht  ueber  ayrlsche  studien  In 
London,  1857  uud  1858.  9  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  V.  16, 1862,  p.  260.)— Lee,  8.  Remarks  on  the  col- 
lation of  Syriac  MSS.  5  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum. 
T.  23,  1821,  p.  245.)— Renan,  J.  E.  Lettre  .  .  .  sur 
quelques  MSS  syrlaques  du  Mus£e  brltannique.  41 
pp.  (Joum.  atiat.  4  s.  v.  19, 1852,  p.  293.)— Silvestre  de 
Sacy,  A.  I.  Notice  d'un  MS  syriaquo  contenant  les 
Llvres  de  Mo'Ise.  21  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr. 
des  MSS,  V.  4,  1798,  p.  648.)— Notice  d'un  MS  syrlaque 
contenant  une  partie  des  Livres  du  Nouvoau  Testa- 
ment. 3  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  4, 
1798,  p.  669.)— Notice  d'un  MS  syrlaque  6crlti  la  Chine. 
10  pp.    (Inst,  do  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  12,  pt. 


1, 1831,  p.  277.)— Syriac  MSS.  29  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v. 
117,  1865,  p.  150.) 

Thibetan. 

Brosses,  C.  de.  Description  d'un  vase  et  de  4  MSS 
nouvellement  trouv6s  en  Slbfirle.  25  pp.  (Inst,  de 
France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  30, 1764,  p.  777.) 

Turkish. 

Berezin,  J.  Beschreibung  der  tuerklsch-tatari- 
schen  handschriften  In  den  Petersburger  blbllothe- 
ken.  15  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  2,  1848,  p. 
242.)— Codices  Turcicl  bibllothecae  Vatlcanae. 
27  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Script,  vet.  nov.  collect,  v.  4,  p.  652.) — 
Fluegel,  G.  L.  Elnlge  blsher  wenig  Oder  gar- 
nicht  bekannte  arablsche  und  tuerklsche  handschrif- 
ten. 20  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  14,  1860, 
p.  527.)— Remusat,  J.  P.  A.  Notice  d'un  MS  turc,  en 
caract^res  oulgours.  32  pp.  {Joum.  asiat.  1  s.  v.  6, 
1825,  pp.  39,  78.) 

\irelsh. 

Owen,  W.  Account  of  ancient  Welsh  MSS.  10  pp. 
{Arckaeologia,  v.  14, 1803,  p.  211.) 

Zend. 

Burnouf,  E.  Notice  des  MSS  zends  de  Londres 
et  d'Oxford.  39  pp.  (Joum.  asiat.  5  s.  v.  9,1857,  p.  248.) 
— Q,.,  P.  Zend  and  Pahlavi  MSS.  4  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J., 
Class.  Joum.  v.  39,  1829,  p.  16.) 

iVo<e.— The  library  has  a  few  Arabic  MSS  contain- 
ing extracts  from  the  Koran,  and  a  Mexican  MS. 

Manuscrit  de  Tan  trois.  Fain,  A,  J.  F., 
Baron.  2695 

Manuscrit  de  mil  huit  cent  douze.  Fain, 
K.  3.Y.,  Baron.    2  v.  2695 

Manuscrit  de  mil  huit  cent  quatorze.  Fain, 
A.  J.  F.,  Baro^i.  2695 

Maniisci'it  de  mil  huit  cent  treize.  Fain, 
A.  J.  F.,  fiaron.     2  v.  2695 

M^niftskiliai*.  9  cent.  Dadistan-i  Dinik 
and  Epistles.  Oxford,  1882.  8°.  [Pahlavi 
texts,  tr.  by  E.  W.  West,  pt.  2.)  3193 

Maiiiizio,  Aldo,  the  Younger.     1547-97.     De 

caelatura  et  pictura  veterum.  3  pp.  (Gronovius,  •!., 
Thes.  Gr.  antiq.  v.  9,  p.  803.)— De  Reatiua  urbe, 
agroque,  Sablnaque  gente  ;  De  aquis  In  urbem  Romam 
oUm  influentlbus;  De  ratlone  Interkalandl ;  De  ac- 
cumbendl  et  comedendl  ratlone  ;  De  couvivlo  tempes- 
tlvo,  sen  Intempestlvo ;  De  ausplclls;  De  trabea;  De 
subselliis;  De  slgno  et  statua;  De  parma,  clypeo, 
scuto,  pelta,  anclle ;  De  prlraipllo;  De  drdchmls;  De 
sestertlls.  34  pp.  (Sallengre,  A.  H.  de,  Nov.  thes.  antiq. 
Rom.  V.  l,p.  769.) — DetogaRomanorum  ;  De  tunica 
Romanorum;  De  tlblls  veterum.  14  pp.  (Graevius, 
J.  G.,  Tlies.  antiq.  Rom.  v.  6,  pp.  1185,  1203,  1209.) 

Renouard,  a.  a.     Annales  de  I'imprim- 

erie  des  Aide,  ou  histoire  des  3  Manuce  et  de 
leurs  eds.     1825,  3  v. 

Maniizio,  Aldo  Pio.     1447-1515.    De  metris 

Horatll.  10  pp.  (Horallus  Flaccus,  Q.,  Opera  omnia, 
V.  1,  p.  41 :  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.)—¥.  Ovidil  Na- 
Bonls  vita.  14  pp.  (Ovldius  Naso,  P.,  Opera  omnia, 
V.  1,  p.  12:  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.) 

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I  promessi  sposi.  storia  milanese  del  secolo 

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Manzoni,  Bernardino.    17  cent.    Caesenae 

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Manznoli  ,  Tommaso  d  'Antonio.    Vasari,  G. 

Maso  ManzuoU.    2  pp.    (Open,  v.   7,  p.  611;   Vite  de' 


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Maoris.    Chapter  on  Pai  Marire,  the  new 

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See  also  Jleiv  Zealand. 

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Mappa  selenographica.    Beer.  W..  and 

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Mappae  elaTicnla ;  a  treatise  on  various 

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Mappinios,  or  Mapinius,  Bp.  of  Beims.    6 

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See  also  Atlases;    and  names  of    countries   and 
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Maps  and  charts  to  the  modern  part  of 

the  Universal  history.  London,  1786.  fo.  1451 

Maps  of  the  l>istrict  of  Columbia  and 

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Mar,  House  of.      Lord  Crawford  and  the 

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Maraiigoue,  Bernardo.     Annales    Pisani, 

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Marangoni,  Giovanni.  1673-1753.  Delle 
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Istoria  dell 'antichissimo  oratorio,  ocapella 

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Roma,  1747.    r.  b*  1773 


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Maras  III,  Bp.  of  Amida.     [Vita.]    6  pp. 

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Maras  Abulcliair,  Nestorian  arcMeacon. 

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iVo^e.- The  title  of  the  first  5  Nos.  of  this  journal  is 
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Continued  as  Journal  de  la  Republique 
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See  also  Dem.  Rev.  v.  26, 1849,  p.  28. 

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Marathi   literature.      Mitchell,   J.    M. 

Mar&thi  works  composed  by  the  Portuguese.  26  pp. 
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Marathi  poetry.    Grant,  A.    Tukaram : 

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Marathon.    Blakesley,  J.  W.    Attempt  at 

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See  also  Greece,  Ancient,  History. — Miltlades.  Also 
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Maratti,  or  Maratta,  Carlo.  Mantz,  P.  Carlo 

Maratti.  8  pp.  (Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C,  Hist,  des  peintres  ; 
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Marbach,  Gotthard  Oswald  (Ed.)  1810—, 
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Contents.  Ahasverus,  dor  ewlge  Judo.  No.  52.— 
Eoenlg  Apollouius.  Mlt3  lllustrationen.  No.  53.— 
Arme  Helnrich.  See  Hartmaun  von  der  Aue.— 
Aschenputtel.  Volksmaerchen.  No.  51.— Bremer 
8tadtmu8ikanten.  Volksmaerchen.  No.  61.  — 
Bruder  LiUHtie.  No.  11.— Bruder  llansclt.  No. 
52.— Bruedercheui  uud  scU^vesterchen.  Volks- 
maerchen. No.  61.  —  Geschichte  von  Constauza 
und  Martncclo.  No.  1.— Geschichte  von  der  l>anie 
von  Ronsslllou.  No.  1.— Deutsclies  raetlisel- 
bucli.  No.  63.  —  Dietmar'iscUes  liicgenuiaer- 
chen.  Volksmaerchen.  No.  61.— l>orfgesiiraeclie. 
Nos.  49,  50.— Dornroeschen.     Volksmaorchou.     No. 

51 Drcl  faulen.    Volksmaerchen.    No.   51.— Drel 

maennleiii  lin  walde.  Volksmaerchen.  No.  61.— 
Drcl  Uolandsknappen.  No.  11.— Geschichte  vou 
den  drci  scUweslern.  No.  11.— Geschichte  vou 
Koonlg  Kglnlinrd  In  Boehmen,  oder  die  rleseuge- 
schichto.  No.  33.— Kulenspiesel,  Der  maerklsche. 
Von  O.  L.  B.  ■Wolff.  No.  39 — Eiileusplegel,  Der  wle- 
dererstandene.    No.  12.— Lebeu,  Ihaten  und  hoelleu- 


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scbichte von  Fortanats  soelineii,  und  vas  eich 
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mer  seiner  geliebten  endlicb  die  letzte  Ireude  seines 
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von  dem  geboernteu  Siegfried.  No.  10. — Ge- 
scbicbte von  der  beiligeu  pfalzgraefln  Genoveva. 
No.  8. — Anmutbige  gescbicbte  von  Prinz  Gerbino 
and  Prlnaessln  Bosina.  Von  O.  L.  B.Wolff.  No.  44.— 
Gescbicbte  von  der  Ghlsmonda,  tocbter  des  fuer- 
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No.  l.-Glrolanio  and  Salvestra.  No.  1. —Gescbicbte 
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1.— llaensel  nnd  Grethel.  Vulksmaerchen.  No. 
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Zusammengetragene  lustige  scherzreden.  Von  O.  L. 
B.  Wolff.  No.  45. — Hartmann  -ron  der  Ane.  Der 
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Mit  3  bolzscbnitten.  No.  52.— Herzog  Herpln  von 
Bonrges.  Der  weise  ritter.  Merkwuerdlge  und  an- 
mutbige gescbichte  von.  Herausg.  von  O.  L.  B. 
Wolff.  Nos.  41-43.— Herzog  Krnst.  No.  34.— Ge- 
scbicbte von  den  vier  Hey-uionsbindern.    No.  9. — 

Hirlanda.    No.  21 Joaclilni  nnd  Anna.    Von  O. 

L.  B.  Wolff.  No.  47. — Deutsche  lieder  zum  scbutz 
und  trutz.  Nos.  19,  20. — Alte  und  neue  lieder  in 
leld  and  last.  No.  2.— Gescbicbte  von  der  lilse- 
betta,  welche  durcb  elneu  traum  vonderermordung 
des  geUebten  unterricbtet  wird,  und  slch  zu  tode 
graemt.  No.  1. — linstlge  kJrmessbrader . . .  Von  O. 
L.  B.  Wolff.  No.  45.— Von  dem  maeascben,  voegel- 
cben  und  der  bratwurst.  Volksmaercben.  No.  51. — 
Gescbichte  von  der  schoenen  Magelone  und  den 
rltter  Peter  mit  den  silberuen  scbluesseln.  No.  5 — 
Gescbichte  von  der  edlen  und  schoenen  Melnsiua, 
welche  eln  meerwunder  und  des  Koenlges  Helmas 
tochter  war.  No.  3. — Xicodemas.  Hoecbst  wich- 
tige  und  erbaullche  gescbicbte  von  dem  leben 
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Gescbicbte  von  Kaiser  Octavianns.  No.  6. — Peter 
Dinuinger  von  Stautenberg  in  der  Ortenau. 
No.  52.  —  Ranscb,  Bruder.  See  Bruder  Rauscb. — 
Regeubogen,  Der.  Volksmaerchen.  No.  .51.  — 
Reluelie  der  fncbs.  Nos.  15,  16,  17.— Robert 
der  teafel.  No.  26.— Rotblcaeppcben.  Volks- 
maercben.  No.  51. — RnebezabI,  Oder  der  schalk- 
barte  berggeUt.  Von  O.  L.  B.  Wolff.  No.  40.— Scbild- 
buerger  -vranderseltsame,  abenteuerllcbe,  uner- 
boerte  und  bisher  unbeschriebene  gescblchten  und 
tbaten.  No.  i.  —  Schnee^reisseben.  No.  11. — 
Scbneiders  Dannierling  wanderschaft.  Volks- 
maercben.  No.  51. — Scbunrren.  No.  27.— Scb-wa- 
nenritter.  No.  36. — Secbs  scbwaene.  Volks- 
maerchen.  No.  51.— Senfkoerner.  Anekdotenund 
erzaeblungen  zur  aufbeiterung  in  betruebter  zeit. 
No.  35. — Gescbichte  von  deu  sieben  Scbwaben. 
Nebst  einigen  schwaebischen  volksliedern.  No.  7. — 
Gescbicbte  von  den  sieben  iveisen  meistern.  Nos. 
30,  31.  —  Sprlcbfroerter  und  sprucbreden  der 
Deutschen.  Nos.  28,  29.— Tapfere  scbnclderlein. 
Das.  Volksmaerchen.  No.  51.— Tristan  and  Isalde. 
Nos.  13,  14.  — Undanltbare  sobn.  V.lksmaer- 
cben.  No.  51.— Unsebaetxbare  scbloss.  Das,  in 
der  afrlkanlscben  hoeble  Xa  Xa.  No.  25.— Wunder- 
bare  und  merkwuerdlge  gescbicbte  vom  zauberer 
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\irigand.  Otto  {Ed.)  Der  deutscbe  fabelschatz.  No. 
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Marba«h.    Annales  Marbacenses,  631-1375. 

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Marbaalt,  ( — ).  Remarques  sur  les  me- 
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Marble  fanii.  The.  2  v.  Hawthorne.  N.  1286 
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Marblehead,  Mass.  Chadwick.  J.  W.  Mar- 

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Marbles,   Antique.     Forchhammer,  P.   W. 
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Felieis  et  Adaucti.— Sermo  iu  vltam  S.  Floreutli 
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Episcopi  Andegavensis.— Poema  do  septem  Maeba- 
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Marbois,  Francois  Barbe  de.  See  Barbe-Mar- 

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3f  iceron,  J.  P.    M^m.  des  hommes,  v.  12. 

Marcabmn.     Meyer,  P.     Marcabrun.    11 

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Marcam,  Dioguo.    Em  huma  partida  ;  Duas 

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Marcassns^  Pierre  de.  Niceron,  J.  P.  Mem. 

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Marcel,  St.,  Bp.  of  Paris.    Fortunatus,  V. 

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Delaunay ,  F.    La  16gende  de  M.    17  pp.    ( Corres- 

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Marcel,  Jean  Joseph.     1776-1854.    Memoire 

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(Tr.)    Contes  du  Cheykh  El-Mohdy.    See 

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Marcellinus,  Count.     5  cent.     Chronicon. 

16  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  51,  p.  917.)— Ex- 
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Marcellinus,  of  Africa.    5  cent.    Epistola 

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Marcellinns.     Ritter,  F.     Das  leben  des 

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Marcello,   Cristoforo,   Abp.  of  Corfu.     16 

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IViceroii,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  35. 

Marcellus  I,  Si.,  Pope.    4:  cent.    Epistolae. 

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Zahn,  T.    Marcellus  von  Ancyra.     1867. 

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Marcellus       (Burdigaiensis),      Empiricus. 

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Marcellus,  o/ /Side.    2  cent.    Uepllx^vuv.  4 

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3  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Poet,  bucol.  et  didact. 
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Marcellus,  Marcus  Claudius.    Plutarchus. 

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Marcellus,  Marcus  Claudius.    — B.  C.  177. 

Fragmenta.    1  p.    (Meyer,  H.,  Orat.  Rom.fragm.  p.  9.) 

Marcellus,  Marcus  Claudius.    Cicero,  M. 

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Marcellus,  Marie  Louis  Jean  Andr6  Charles 

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Marcellus,  Nonius.  Onions,  J.  H.  Nonius 
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Marcet,  Alexander.     Essay  on  the  chemical 

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Marcet,  Mrs.  Jane  Haldimand.  1785-1858. 
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Popular  Introduction  to  natural    philosophy. 

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March,  5  Earl  of.    See  Dunbar,  P.  de. 

March,  Alden,  M.  D.     1795-1869.     Lewis  C. 

Beck.  18  pp.  (Qroaa,^.!).,  Livtsof  Am.  physicians, \>. 61^.) 

March,  Charles  W.  1815-64.  Daniel  Web- 
ster and  his  contemporaries.  4  ed.  New 
York,  1852.     12°.  3895 

Reminiscences  of  Congress.     New  York, 

1850.     12°.  3897 

Sketches  and  adventures  in  Madeira,  Por- 
tugal, and  the  Andalusias  of  Spain.  [Anon.^ 
New  York,  1856.     12°.  1477 

March,  Francis  Andrew.  1825—.  Compar- 
ative grammar  of  the  Anglo-Saxon  language ; 
in  which  its  forms  are  illustrated  by  those 
of  Sanskrit,  Greek,  Latin,  Gothic,  old  Saxon, 
old  Friesic,  old  Norse,  and  old  High  German. 
New  York,  1870.     8°.  —2123 

March  of  humbug.  9  pp.    {Fraser\s  Mag. 

V.  4,  1831,  p.  85.) 

March  to  the  sea.    Cox,  Gen.  J.  D.     2617 
Marchais,  Renaud  des.  — circa  1728.  Voyage 

to  Guinea,  and  the  adjacent  islands,  in  1725.  7  pp. 
(Green,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  457.) 

Marchal,  Edmond.  Memoire  sur  la  sculp- 
ture aux  Pays-Bas,pendant]es  XVII  et  XVIII 
siecles,  precede  d'un  resume  historique. 
Bruxelles,  1878.  4°.  (Brussels  Acad.  Mem. 
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Marchand,  Etienne.  1755-93.  Voyage 
round  the  world,  performed  during  the 
years  1790-92.  Tr.  from  the  French  by  C. 
P.  Claret  Fleurieu.     London,  1801.     2  v.  4°. 

1442 

Marchand,  Prosper.  Circa  1675-1756.  His- 
toire  de  I'origine  et  des  premiers  progres  de 
I'imprimerie.     La  Haye,  1740.    4°.        W.23 

Marchandon  de  Iia  Faye,  P.  Histoire 
de  I'artegyptien  d'apr^s  les  monuments  . .  . 
par  Prisse  d 'Avenues.  Texte  par.  Paris, 
1879.    4°.  1712,  atlas  1722 

Marche,  Alfred.    Voyage  au  Gabon  et  sur 

le  Ileuve  Ogoou6,  1875-77.  48pp.  (Tour  du  J/onde,  v.  36, 
1878,  p.  369.) 

Marche.    See  also  La  Marche. 

Marchegay,  Paul,  and  Salmon,  Andre 
(Eds.)  Chroniques  d'Anjou  recueillies  et 
pub.  pour  la  Societe  de  I'histoire  de  France. 
V.  1.     Paris,  1856.    8°.  2673 


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MARCULFE 


Marchena,  Jose,  466^.   1768-1821.    Poesias. 

10  pp.  (Cueto,  L.  A.  de,  Poet.  lir.  d«Z  tiglo  18,  v.  3,  p. 
621 :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.) 

Lrfitonr,  A.  de.    L'Abb6  Marchena.    17  pp.    (Cor- 

respondant,  v.  70, 1867,  p.  268.) 

Marches    now   the  war  is  over.     32  pp. 

Whitman,  W.    (In  his  Leaves  of  grass,  p.  309.) 

Marches  of  the  royal  arm  j  during  the 

great  civil  war.  Diary  of  the.    Symonds,  R. 

[Camden  Soc.  No.  74.)  1595 

Marchese,  Vincenzo.     1808—.      Memorie 

dei  pill  insigui  pittori,  scultori,  e  architetti 

domenicani.    4  ed.     Bologna.  1878-79.     2  v. 

p.  8°.  —1728 

MTarchese  di  Santa  Prassede  owero  la 

vendetta  paterna,  romanzo.    Guerrazzi,  F. 

D.  1293 

Marches!,  Giorgio.   Fori  Livii,  civitatis  cele- 

berrlmae,  compendium  hlstoricum.  16  pp.  (Grae- 
vius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  anliq.  Hal.  v.  9,  pt.  8.) 

Marchetti,   Alessandro.     1633-1714.     So- 

nettl.    3  pp.     (Glronl,  R.,  RaccoUa  di  lirici  ital.  p.  254.) 

(Tr.)     Tito  Lucrezio  Caro  Delia  natura 

delle  cose  libri  sei.    See  Lucretius  Carus,  T. 

Nlceron,  J.  P.    M^m.  des  homines,  v.  6. 

Marchiennes   an  Pont.    Annales  Mar- 

chianeuses,  1-1306.    9  pp.    (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  16, 

p.  609.) 

Marchini,  Giovanni  Francesco.      1713-74. 

De  divinitate  et  canonicitate  sacrorum  Bibllorum; 
Prolegomena  sacrae  Scrlpturae;  De  Veterls  Testa- 
mentl  llbrls ;  De  Xovi  Testamenti  llbrls ;  Theses  de 
divinitate  et  canonicitate  sacrorum  Bibllorum  gene- 
ratim.  239  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Script,  taerae  cur.  compl. 
V.  3,  p.  15.) 

Marchisio,  Cancelliere.  Annales  Januenses, 

A.  D.  1-2-20-Jl.   15  pp.    iFraukfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  18,  p.  142.) 

Marchmout,  Earls  of.  See  Hume,  A.,  Hume, 

H.  C.  and  Hume,  P. 
Marchuiont  papers.    See  Rose,  Sir  G.  H. 
Marchthal,  Monastery.  Walter.  Abbot,  and 

Heiurich,  Canon,  of  Marchthal.  Hlstoria  monasterli 
Marchtelanensis.  24  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  24, 
p.  660.) 

Marci,  Marcus.     Guhrauer,  G.  E.    Marcus 

Marci  und  seine  phllosophischea  schrlften.  19  pp. 
(Zeils.f.  philos.  v.  21,  1852,  p.  241.) 

Marcia.    Aube,  B.     Le  christianisme  de  M. 

la  favorite  de  I'Empereur  Commode.  22  pp.  (Sev. 
archeol.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1879,  p.  154.) 

Marcian  Colonna.    97  pp.    Procter,   B. 

W.,  roet.  works,  v.  3,  p.  1. 

Marci  anopolis.    Schulze,  J.  H.    Numus 

Marcianopolitarum  descrlptus.  3  pp.  (St.  Petersburg 
Acad.  Comment,  v.  14,  1751,  p.  352.) 

Marcianns,  St.    Acta  sanctorum  martyrum 

Nicandri  et  Marcianl.  4  pp.  (Mabillon,  J.,  and  Gter- 
main,  M.,  Mus.  Ital.  v.  1,  pt.  2,  p.  247.) 

Marcianns,  Emperor  of  the  East.    391-457. 

Epistolae  III  ad  S.  Leonem  papam  I.  7  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lot.  v.  54,  pp.  903,  970,  1018.) 

Marcianns,  of  Heradeia.    4  cent.    Periplus 

maris  esteri,  orientalls  etoccldentall3,atque  maxima- 
rum  in  eo  insularum  ;  Epitome  perlpU  marls  Interni 
quem  III  libris  scrlpslt  Menippus  Pergamenus;  XJn- 
declm  Artemldori  Ephesil  geographiae  llbrorum  epi- 
tome. [Gr.etLat.]  62  pp.  [Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr. 
Geog.  Or.  min.  v.  1,  p.  515.)— Ex  Periplo  de  Gallia. 
[Gr.  et  Lot.]  4  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hut.  Gaules,  v.  1, 
p.  91.) 

Fabrlctng,  B.    Ueber  Markianos  aus  Heraklea. 

21  pp.     (Rhetnisch.  vius.  n.  s.  v.  2, 1843,  p.  366.) 

Marcilins,  Theodorus.     1548-1617.     In  C. 

Valerium  Catullum  asteriami.  21  pp.  (Catullus,  C. 
v.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  2,  p.  730 :  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.) 

Niceron,  J.  P.    M^m.  des  hommes,  v.  27. 

Marcilla,  or  Marsiglia,  Guglielmo  da.    Va- 

sarl,  G.    Guglielmo  da  Marcilla.    24  pp.    (Opere,  v.  4, 
p.  417;  Tile  de' pittori,  v.  8,  p.  153;  and  Lives  of  painters, 
v.  3,  p.  65 :  Bohn,  H.  G..  Stand.  Libr.) 
PABT  IV.— 11. 


Marcion.    2  cent.     Fragmentum  apnd  Hip- 

polytum  servatum.  [Gr.]  1  p.  (Bunsen,  C.  C.  J., 
Christianity  and  mankind,  v.  5,  p.  99.) 

Tertuixianus,  Q.  S.  F.    Adversus  Mar- 

cionem  libri  V.  1866.  [Opera  omnia,  v.  2  : 
Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  2.) 

The  same.  Tr.  into  English.   1868.   [Ante- 
Nicene  Christ.  Libr.  v.  7.) 

Rhodon.  Fragmenta  ex  opere  adversus  Harcionis 

haeresin.  [Gr.etLat.]  3  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Pa<roI. 
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21  pp.  [Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  17,  1875,  p.  855.)— Schel- 
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larum  emeudatore.     36  pp.   {Saemmt.wer1ce,'v.\,p.ll3.) 

March.    See  Lamarck. 
Marckscheffel,Wilhelm  [Ed.)  Hesiodi . . . 

fragmenta.    See  Hesiodus. 
Marco,  Bp.  of  Otranto.    8  cent.    Hymnus 

in  magno  sabbato.  1  p.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  lAt. 
V.  96,  p.  1345.) 

Marco  Calabrese.    See  Cardisco,  M.  (in  sup- 
plement). 
Marco,  of  Monte-Casino.    7  cent.    Carmen 

de  Saucto  Benedicto.  2  pp.    ('iligne,3.'P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 

V.  80,  p.  183.) 

Marco  Polo.    See  Polo,  M. 

Marcolino,  Francisco.  Discoveries  of  M.  M. 

Xicolo  and  .\ntonlo  Zenl.  10  pp.  (Purchas,  S.,  His 
pilgrimes,  v.  3,  p.  610.) 

MarconTille,   or   Marcouville,   Jean   de. 

Circa  1540-74.  Extrait  du  recuell  memorable  d'aucuns 
cas  merveilleux.  12  pp.  (Lafaist,  L.,  Archiv.  de  I'hist. 
de  France,  1  s.  v.  3,  p.  405.) 

BTlceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  35. 

Marcos,    Pedro    Antonio.     Poesias.     4  pp. 

(Cueto,  L.  A.ie.Poet.  Ur.deisiglolS,\.  3,  p.  710:  Bibliot. 
de  autor.  espan.) 

Marcos  de  Obregon.    103  pp.    Espinel, 

V.  (Resell,  C,  yovel.  post.  Cerrantes,  v.  1,  p.  377  :  Bib- 
liot. de  autor.  espan.) 

Marcon,  or  Marculfe,  St.,  Abbe  of  Nanteuil. 

Sermo  de  Sancto  Harculfo,  abbate  Nantensi,  confes- 
sore.    3  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  151,  p.  725.) 

Marcon,  Francois,  dit  Leopold.  1826—. 
Etude  sur  la  vie  et  les  ceuvres  de  Pellisson, 
suivie  d'une  correspondance  inedit«  du 
meme.     Paris,  1859.     8°.  5872 

Marcon,  John  Belknap.  Mapoteca  geologica 
Americana.  See  Marcou,  Jules,  and  Marcou, 
John  Belknap. 

Marcon,  Jules.  1824 — .  Geological  map  of 
the  United  States,  and  the  British  provinces 
of  North  America.     Boston,  1853.     2  v.  8°. 

—1635 

Geology  of  North  America  ;  with  2  re- 
ports on  the  prairies  of  Arkansas  and  Texas, 
the  Rocky  Mountains  of  New  Mexico,  and 
the  Sierra  Nevada  of  California.  Zurich, 
1858.    4°.  —1582 

Notes  geologiquea  sur  les  frontiSres  entre  le  Slex- 

iqne  et  lea  Etats-Unis.  7  pp.  (Archiv.  commis.  sei. 
du  Mex.  V.  2,  p.  74.) 

and  Marcon,  John  Belknap.    Mapoteca 

geologica  Americana.  A  catalogue  of  geo- 
logical maps  of  America  (North  and  South), 
1752-1881,  in  geographic  and  chronological 
order.  Washington,  1884.  8°.  (Powell,  J. 
W.,  C7.  S.  Geol.  mrv.  Bull.  v.  1,  No.  7.)   —3553 

Marconville,  Jean  de.  iSeeMarcon\-iLIe,  J. 
de. 

Marcoy,  Paul,  pseud.  See  Saint-Cricq,  Lo- 
renzo de. 

Marcnlfe,  of  Paris.    7  cent.    Formularum 

libri  II.  31  pp.  (Baluze,  E.,  Capitularia  regum  Franco- 
rum,  T.  2,  p.  369 ;  Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  y.  4.  p. 
465  ;  Canclanl,  P.,  Barbarorum  leges  antiquae,  v.  2,  p.  177; 
Htgne,  J.  P..  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  87,  p.  693.) 


MARCULFE 


2750 


MARGARET 


Marcnlfe.    See  also  Marcou. 
M.Sk,vcnl\kH,  St.,  Martyr.   Passio.    4  pp.    (Ma- 

blUou,  J.,  Vet.  analect.  p.  182.) 

Marcus,  St.,  Pope.    4  cent.    Vita  ;  Scripta 

dublae  auctorltatis :  Eplstola  Athanasll  et  .ffigyptlo- 
rum  eplscoporum  ad  Marcum  papain;  Eescriptum 
Marci  papae  ad  Athanaslum  et  omnes  episcopos  iEgyp- 
tlos.    6  pp.    (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v.  8,  p.  849.) 

imiarcns,  St.,  Martyr.    Leone,  Bp.  of  Atina. 

De  Inventlone  corporis  beati  Marcl  martyrls.  5  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  143,  p.  1415.) 

'9Hsk,vti\\H^St.,t'he  Her7nit.  5  cent-  Opuscula. 
[Gr.  et  Lat.]  Parisiis,  1864.  r.  8°.  (Migne, 
J.F.,Patrol.s.  Gr.Y.Q5.)  —2333 

Contents.  De  baptismo.— Consultatlo  iulel- 
lectns  cum  sua  Ipsius  auima. — Dlsputatio  cum 
quodam  causldlco. — De  jejiiiilo. — De  lege  spiritu- 
al!.—De  Melclilsedecli.— De  his  qui  putaut  se  ex 
operibuii  justificarl. — De  poeniteiitia. — Prae- 
cepta  salutarla. — Capltula  de  tempereutia. 

Marcus,  English  Hermit  and  Bp.     9  cent. 

Historia  Brittonum.  16  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Appendix  ad 
opera  inedita,  p.  96.) 

Marcus,  of  Oazae.     5  cent.    Vita  Porphyrii 

eplscopi  Gazensis  edita  ex  codice  Vlndobonensi  MS 
hist.  Graec.  Ill  a  Mauricio  Hauptlo.  [Gr.]  44  pp. 
(Berlin  Akad.  wisseiis.  Abltandl.  1874,  p.  111.)— The  same. 
Interprete  Gentiauo  Herveto.  [Lat.]  22  pp.  (Migue, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Or.  v.  65,  p.  1215.) 

Marcus  Aurelius  Antoninus.    See  Au- 

relius  Antoninus,  M.,  Emperor  of  Rome. 
Marcus  I>iadoc]iUS.    5  cent.    Sermo  con- 
tra Arianos.    [Gr.  et  Lat.]    9  pp.    (Migne,  3.  V.,  Patrol, 
s.  Gr.  V.  65,  p.  1149.) 

Marcus  ]Eugenicus.  See  Eugenicus,  M,, 
Abp.  of  Rhesus. 

Marcus  Flaniinius ;  or,  a  view  of  the 
military,  political,  and  social  life  of  the  Ro- 
mans.    Knight,  E.  O.     2  v.  2755 

Marcy,  Maj.-Gen.  Randolph  Barnes.  1812—. 
Prairie  traveller.  A  hand-book  for  overland 
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Thirty  years  of  army  life  on  the  border. 

New  York,  1866.     8°.  2475 

Border  reiuinlsceuces.    52  pp.    {Harper's  Mag. 

V.  39,  1869,  pp.  157,  483,  647,  886  ;  v.  40, 1870,  pp.  126, 762 ; 
V.  41,  1870,  p.  120 ;  v.  43, 1871,  p.  681.)— A  Major  of  the 
old  school.    3  pp.     {Harper's  Mag.  v.  33, 1866,  p.  384.) 

and  McClellan,  Oen.  George  Brinton. 

Exploration  of  the  Red  river  of  Louisiana, 
in  the  year  1852.  Washington,  1853.  8°, 
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Marcy,  William  Learned.    Jenkins,  J.  S.    In 

his  Lives  of  the  goveruors  of  the  state  of  New  York,  p. 
546.    61  pp. 

and  Hunt,  Washington.    Catalogue  of 

the  libraries  of.  50  pp.  (With  Leavitt,  Strebelgh  and 
Co.,  Catalogue  of  Eng.  books.) 

Mard4n-farukli.  Sikand-G(imS.nik  vigS,r, 

or  the  doubt-dlspelllng  explanation.  137  pp.  (Muel- 
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Marden,    England.      Poste,    B.     Romano- 

Brillsh  antiquities  found  at  M.  6  pp.  1  pi.  (Brit.  Ar- 
chaool.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  14, 1858,  p.  257.) 

Mardians.    Anquetil-Duperron,  A.  H.    Re- 

chorches  eur  les  migrations  des  Slardes,  ancien  peuple 
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Mardin,    Asiatic    Turkey.      Defr6mery,    C. 

Observations  sur  deux  poluts  de  I'histoire  des  rols 
d'Akblath  et  de  M.  7  pp.  (Journ.  asial.  i  s.  v.  1, 1843, 
p.  72.) 

Mardoclie,  poeme.    80  pp.    Musset,  L.  C.  A. 

do,  lEuvres  compl.  v.  1,  p.  127. 

Marc  clausuni.    122  pp.    Selden,  J.,  Opera 

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Mare  island,  California.    Wallace,  J.  S. 

Mare  island  navy-yard.  10  pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v. 
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Mareb,  Arabia.    Arnaud,  T.  J.    Plan  de  la 

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Marennes,  France.    Coste,  J.  J.  M.  C.  V. 

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Mares,  Nestorlan  writer.     [Notitia.]    2  pp. 

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Mares'  nests.    19  pp.    {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 

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Marescotti,  Agesilao.  — 1618.   De  personis, 

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Maret,  Henri  Louis  Charles,   Bp.  of  Sura. 

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Maret,  Hugues  Bernard,  Due   de  Bassano. 

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385;  V.  4,  p.  393.) 

Marcy,  Etienne  Jules.  1830—.  Animal 
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Du  mouvement  dans  les  fonctions  de  la 

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La  methode  graphique  dans  les  sciences 

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Physiologic  medicale  de  la  circulation  du 

sang  basee  sur  I'etude  graphique  des  mouve- 
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scendant. 52  pp.  (Rev.  des  cours  scientifiques,  pp.  578, 
601,  646, 700.) 

Margan,  Monastery.    Annales  de  M.  (A.  D. 

1066-1232).  40  pp.  (Luard,  H.  R.  (Ed.),  Annales  monas- 
tici,  V.  1,  p.  1 :   Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.) 

Margaret,  St.  Seinte  Marherete  the  meiden 
ant  martyr,  in  old  English.  1866.  [Early 
Eng.  TextSoc.  No.  13.) 

Passlo    Sanctae    Margaretae   virglnis.    11  pp. 

(Cockayne,  T.  0.,  Narratiunculae  Anglice  conscriplae,  p. 
39.)— Robert,©/  Gloucester  [attributed  to].  Lives  of  the 
saints:  St.  Margaret.  8  pp.  (Maetzner,  E.,  Altengl. 
sprachproben,  v.  1,  pt.  1,  p.  200.) 

Margaret,  o/-4nyou.  Queen  of  England.  1429- 
81.  Letters  written  in  the  reigns  of  Henry  V 
and  Henry  VI.  Ed.  by  Cecil  Monro.  Lon- 
don, 1863.  sm.  4°.  [CamdenSoc.  No.  86.)  1595 

HooKHAM,  M.  A.  Life  and  times  of  Mar- 
garet of  Anjou.     1872,  2  v. 

Pid;vosT  D 'Exiles,  A.  F.  History  of  Mar- 
garet of  Anjou ,  Queen  of  England.  Tr.  from 
the  French.     1755,  2  v. 

James,  G.  p.  R.    Margaret  of  Anjou.    97  pp.    (Mem. 

of  celebrated  women,  p.  63.)— Strickland,  A.    In  her 

Queens  of  England,  v.  3,  p.  123.    82  pp. 

Margaret,  of  Provence,  Queen  of  France. 

Br^qnlgny,  L.  G.  O.  F.  de.  Mfimoiro  touchant  la 
rficlainaiTou  quo  Marguerite,  reiue  de  France,  et 
E16onor,  roluo  d'Augloterre,  nrent  de  leurs  droits  sur 
la  Provence.  36  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscripl. 
Hist.  V.  43,  1786,  p.  449.) 

Margaret  d'Angoulime,  Queen  of  Navarre. 
1492-1549.  Contes  et  nouvelles.  Amsterdam, 
1708.     2  v.  12°.  1296 


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The  Heptameron.    Tr.  from  the  French, 

with  a  memoir  of  the  author,  by  Walter  K. 
Kelly.  London,  1855.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G.. 
Extra  V.)  1296 

Lettres  et  nouvelles  lettres,  pub.  d'apres 

le  MS  de  la  Bibliotheque  du  roi  par  F.  Ge- 
nin.     Paris,  1841-42.     2  v.  8°.  5812 

Les  Marguerites  de  la  Marguerite  des 

princesses,  t«xte  de  I'ed.  de  1547.  Pub.  avec 
introduction,  notes,  et  glossaire  par  F.  Frank. 
Paris,  1873.     4  v.  16^  2376 

Contents.  Les  adlenx  des  dames  de  chez  la 
royne  de  Navarre,  v.  4. — Comedle  de  radoratloii 
des  trols  roys  &  J^sns-Chrlst,  v.  2. — Chan- 
son falte  h  une  dame,  y.  i. — Chansons  spiritn- 
elles,  V.  3. — La  coche,  v.  1.— Com^die  (deux  flUes, 
deux  marines,  la  vlellle,  le  vielllard,  et  les  quatre 
hommes),  v.  4.— Coniplalnte  pour  un  deteuu  prlson- 

nler,  t.  3 Comedle  du  desert,  v.  2.— Discord  estant 

en  rhomme  par  la  contxarletfi  de  I'esprlt  et  de  la 
chair,  v.  1. — L'histoire  des  satyres  et  nymphes  de 
Dyane,  v.  3. — Euigmes,  v.  4. — Epistre  de  la  royne 
de  Navarre  au  roy  de  Navarre  malade,  v.  3. — Epts- 
tres  4  de  la  royne  de  Navarre  au  roy  Frangoys,  son 
Irire,  v.  3. — Response  envoyfie  par  le  roy  h  ladite  dame 
avec  une  Salnte  Catherine  pour  ses  estrelnes,  v.  3. — 
Farce  de  Trop,  Prou,  Peu,  Molns,  v.  4.— Frank,  F. 
Marguerite  d'AngoulSme,  relne  de  Navarre,  v.  1. — 
Com6dle  des  innocents,  v.  2.— A  tresUlustre  et  tres- 
vertueuse  prliicesse  Madame  Jane,  Infante  de  Na- 
Tarre,  v.  3.— Lia  Haye,  J.  de.  A  tresUlustre  et  tres- 
chrestlenne  prlncesse  Madame  la  princesse  de  Na- 
varre, V.  1.— Le  mirolr  de  I'ame  pecheresse,  v.  1.— 
La  mort  et  resurrection  d'amour,  v.  4. — Comedle  de 
la  nativity  de  J^sns-Chrlst,  v.  2.— Oralson  k 
Nostre  Seigneur  Jesus-Christ,  v.  1. — Oralson  de  I'ame 
fldele  k  son  Seigneur  Dleu,  v.  1. — Les  quatre  dames 
et  les  quatre  gentilzhommes,  v.  4. — Sonnet,  v.  3. 
— Le  triomphe  de  I'Agneau,  v.  3. — L'nmbre.v.  4. 

Ancient    blue    stocking.      2   pp.      {Blackwood's 

Mag.  V.  3, 1818,  p.  546.)— Littr*,  E.  Lettres  de  M.  24 
pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  jnondes,  1842,  4  s.  v.  30,  p.  801.)  — 
Salnte-Beuve,  C.  A.  Marguerite,  relne  de  Na- 
varre, ses  nouvelles.  21pp.  (Causeries  du  Lundi.y.l, 
p.  434.) 

Brantome,  P.  de  B.  de.    Marguerite,  reyne  de 

Navarre.  11  pp.  (CEuvres  compl.  v.  5,  p.  218.)— Frank, 
F.  Marguerite  d'Angouleme,  relne  de  Navarre.  99  pp. 
(Margaret  ^'.^n^ouZeme,  Queen  of  Navarre,  Les  Marguerites 
de  la  Marguerite  des  vrincesses,  v.  1,  p.  1.)- Kelly,  W.  K. 
Memoir  of  M.  26  pp.  (Margaret  d'Angouleme,  Queen  of 
Navarre,  The  Heptameron,  p.  xlx  :  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Extra  v.) — 
Muret,  T.  Etude  sur  M.  26  pp.  (/n  his  Hist,  de 
Jeanne  d'Albret,  p.  17.) 

Margaret  deValois,  Queen  of  Navarre.  1552- 
1615.  Memoires.  (1569-82.)  Paris,  1823.  8°. 
(Petitot,  C.  B.  and  A.,  Mem.  rel.  hist,  de 
France,  1  s.  v.  37. )  4675 

The  same.  Paris,  1857.  8°.  (Michaud 
and  Poujoulat,  Nouv.  coll.  mim.  rel.  hist,  de 
France,  v.  10.)  2662 

27ie  sam^.  Paris,  1858.  16°.  [Biblioth. 
Elzevir.)  —1128 

Bush,  Mrs.  A.  F.    In  her  Mem.  of  the  queens  of 

France,  v.  2,  p.  1.  47  pp — Salnte-Beuve,  C.  A.  La 
Belne  Marguerite,  ses  mSmolres  et  ses  lettres.  19  pp. 
( Causeries  du  Lundi,  v.  6,  p.  182.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  58, 1845,  p.  312. 

Margaret  (Tudor) ,  Queen  of  Scotland.  Strick- 
land, A.    In  her  Queens  of  Scotland,  v.  1,  p.  1.   268  pp. 

Margaret,  Duchess  of  Burgundy.     Account 

of  the  ceremonial  of  the  marriage  of  the  Princess  Mar- 
garet, sister  of  King  Edward  IV,  to  Charles,  Duke  of 
Burgundy.    13  pp.    (Archaeologia,  v.  31, 1846,  p.  326.) 

Margaret,  of  Austria,  Duchess  of  Parma. 

1522-86.     Correspondance  avec  Philippe  II. 

Pub.  par  M.  Gachard.     Bruxelles,  1867-81. 

3  V.  4°.  4763 
Correspondance  avec  ses  amis,  sur  les 

affaires  des  Pays-Bas  de  1506-28,  tiree  des 

archives  de  Lille  par  L.  Ph.  C.  van  den  Bergh. 

Leide,  1845-47.    2  v.  8°.  3644  I 


Margaret.    See  also  Marguerite. 
Margaret,  a  tale.    Judd,  S.  1287 

Margaret,  the  lay  sister.    8  pp.     (Harper''s 

Mag.  V.  IT,  185S,  p.  805.) 

Margaret  Douglas,  Countess  of  Lennox. 

Strickland,  A.  In  her  Lives  of  the  queens  of  Scut> 
land,  V.  2,  p.  271.     177  pp. 

Margaret  Floreff.    10  pp.    [Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  i-1,  1853,  p.  313.) 

Margaret  Stuart.    8  pp.    (Harper''s  Mag. 

V.  19,  1859,  p.  374.) 

Margareta,  Abbess  of  Vadstena.    De  Sancta 

Birgitta  chronicon  [verslo  Suecana].  25  pp.  (Rletz. 
J.  E.,  Script.  Suecic.  v.  3,  p.  195.) 

Margarita  island.  Dauxion-Lavaysse. 
J.  F.  Statistical,  commercial,  and  political 
description  of  Venezuela, . . .  Margarita,  and 
Tobago  .  .  .     1820 ;  1821. 

Margaritone,  of  Arezzo.    Vasari,  G.    Mar- 

garltone.  9  pp.  (  Opere,  v.  1,  p.  359;  Vile  de*  pUtori,  v. 
2,  p.  253;  and  Lives  of  painters,  v.  1,  p.  88:  Bohn,  H.  G., 
SUmd.  Libr.) 

Margary,  Augustus  Raymond.  1846-75. 
Journey  from  Shanghae  to  Bhamo,  and  back 
to  Man wy ne.  From  his  journals  and  letters , 
with  a  brief  biographical  preface  :  to  which 
is  added  a  concluding  chapter,  by  Sir  R.  Al- 
cock.     London,  1876.     S''.  1485 

Margate,  Englaivd.    Benham,  W.    A  study 

of  an  old  parish  register.  11  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v. 
43, 1881,  p.  190.)— lionsdale,  M.  A  day  at  M.  6  pp. 
(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  45,  1882,  p.  394.) 

Margate  Toyage,  The.  2  pp.  {Blajckwood''s 

Mag.  V.  49,  1841,  p.  342.) 

Margency,  i^rance.    Lefeuve,C.    Margency. 

10  pij.    (  With  his  Hist,  de  Montmorency.) 

Margerie,  Amedee  de.     Delamarre,  L.  M. 

De  la  reforme  uulversltaire,  par  M.  20  pp.  ( Corres- 
pondant,  v.  27,  1851,  p.  273.) 

Margerie,  France.  Girardin,  (— ).  Marge- 
rie et  sou  eglise.     4  pp.     (Rev.  arcMol.  1850,  p.  680.) 

Margerison,  S.  [Ed.)  Memorandum  of  Sir 
Walter  Calverley.  See  Calverley,  Sir  W.  (in 
supplement). 

Marggraf,  Andreas  Sigismund.   Condorcet, 

J.  A.  N.  C.  lie.  Eloge  de  M.  13  pp.  ((Euvrei,  v.  2,  p. 
598.)— Eloge  de  M.  10  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssens. 
Nouv.  mim.  1783,  p.  63.) 

Marggraff,  Hermann.  1809-64.  Ernst 
Schulze.  Nach  seinen  tagebuechem  und 
brief  en  sowie  nach  mittheilungen  seiner 
freunde  geschildert.  Leipzig,  1855.  12". 
(Schulze,  E.  C.  F.,  Saemmt.  poet,  werke,  v.  5.) 

—3196 

Gedichte.     Leipzig,  1857.     16°.  2357 

Contents.  Balladen,  sagen,  phantaslebllder.  — 
Zum  Cnltus  des  genius.— Durch  kampf  znni 
friedeu.— Erzaehleudes  hunioristischer  gat- 
tung.— Jngeudleld  und  jugendlust.— Mythen 
aus  der  blumenwelt.— Zeltgeschichtliches. 

— —[Ed.)  Hausschatz  der  deutschen  humor- 
istik.  Mit  literar-historischen  einleitungen. 
Leipzig,  1858-59.     2  v.  8°.  —3156 

Marggrafi*,  Hugo.     Badewesen  und  bade- 

technlk  der  vergangenheit.  32  pp.  [Samml.  xoissens. 
vorlrg.  v.  16,  1881,  p.  673.)— Die  vorfahren  unserer 
eisenbahnen  und  dampfwagen.  64  pp.  {Samml. 
u-iiseiis.  lortrg.  v.  19,  1884,  p.  93.; 

Margoliouth,  Rev.  Moses,  LL.D.  1820-81. 
History  of  the  Jews  in  Great  Britain.  Lon- 
don, 1851.     3  V.  12°.  —2266 

Pilgrimage  to  the  land  of  my  fathers. 

London,  1850.     2  v.  8°.  1486 

Poetry  of  the  Hebrew  Pentateuch,  being 

4  essays  on  Moses  and  the  Mosaic  age.  Lon- 
don. 1871.     12°.  2336 


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Vestiges  of  the  historic  Anglo-Hebrews 

in  East  Anglia.  With  appendices  and  an 
apropos  essay.    London,  1870.     8°.      —2266 

Margot,  nouvelle.    74  pp.    Musset,  L.  C.  A. 

(\e,  (Euvrts  compl.  v.  6,  p.  309. 

llargraf  WaltUer.    33  pp.    (Simrock,  K. 

J.,  Jjcatsch.  volksbuecher,  v.  6,  p.  119.) 

Margry,  Pierre.  1818—.  Les  navigations 
franQaises  et  la  revolution  maritime  du  XIV 
au  XVI  siecle,  d'apres  les  documents  inedits 
de  France,  d'Angleterre,  d'Espagne,  et 
d'ltalie.     Paris,  1867.     8°.  1446 

Relations  et  memoires  inedits  pour  servir 

a  1  'histoire  de  la  France  dans  les  pays  d  'outre 
mer.     Paris,  1867.     8°.  2693 

(Ed.)    Decouvertes  et  etablissements  des 

Frangais  dans  I'ouest  et  dans  le  sud  de 
I'Amerique  septentrionale  1614-1703.  Me- 
moires et  documents  inedits.  Paris,  1879- 
81.    4  V.  r.  8°.  1613 

Contents.  Lia  Salle,  R.,  Cavalier  de.  Lettres,  et 
correspondance  relative  k  ses  eutreprlses,  1678-85,  v. 
2. — D^couverte  par  mer  des  bouclies  du  Misslssipi 
et  etablissements  de  Lemoyne  d'Iberville  sur  le 
Golfe  de  Mexlque,  1694-1703,  v.  4.— Recherche  des 
bouches  du  Misslsslpl,  etc.  v.  3. — Voyages  des  Frau- 
^als  sur  les  grands  lacs  et  d6couverte  de  I'Dhlo  et  du 
Misslsslpl,  1614-84,  V.  1. 

Ifote.—An  Atlas  and  2  vols,  will  complete  this  work. 

Marguerite  de  Lorraine, Duchesse  d^Alengon. 

16  cent.  Testamentum.  3  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg. 
V.  3,  p.  850.) 

Marguerite,  Comtesse  d'^Alhon.  Guillaume, 

Canon  of  Grenoble.  Vita  Margarltae.  7  pp.  (Martdne, 
E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  6, 
p.  1201.) 

Marguerite  de .BeawyoZais.  lAcent.  [Charta.] 

1  p.     (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  700.) 

Marguerite.    See  also  Margaret. 
Marguerite  de  Vieniie:  a  tale  of  the  2 

crusade.    12  pp.    [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  36, 1850,  p.  687.) 

Marguerites  de  la  Marguerite  des  prin- 
cesses. Margaret  d^AngouUme,  Queen  of 
Navarre.    4  v.  2376 

Marguerye,  Frederic  Gabriel  Marie  Fran- 
cois de.  1802 — .  Notice;  Mandements,  instructions, 
et  lettres  pastorales.  50  pp.  (Migne,  3.  P. ,  Orat.  sacris, 
v.  84,  p.  669.) 

Marheineke,  Philipp  Konrad.  1780-1846. 
Geschichte  der  deutschen  reformation.  2 
aufl.    Berlin,  1831-34.    4  v.  8°.  —1298 

(Ed.)     Hegel's  Vorlesungen  ueber  die 

philosophie  der  religion.  See  Hegel,  G.  W. 
F.,  Werke,  v.  11,  12. 

Maria»  Queen  of  Aragon.    12  cent.    Donatio  ; 

Testamentum.  3  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d",  Spicileg.  v.  3, 
pp.  566,  676.) 

Maria.    See  also  Marie. — Mary. 

Maria  Adelaide,  Queen  of  Italy.    Kinney, 

E.  C.  Victor  Emmanuel's  queen.  6  pp.  [Scribner's 
Monttdy,  v.  1,  1871,  p.  524.) 

Maria    Amelia,   de  Bourbon.,   Queen   of 

France.  Bush,  Mrs.  A.  F.  In  Mr  Mem.  of  the  queens 
or  France,  v.  2,  p.  334.    18  pp. 

See  also  Macmlllan's  Mag.  v.  14, 1866,  p.  67. 

Maria   Anna  Christina  Tictoria,  of 

Bavaria,  Dauphiness  of  France.  Fl^chier,  E.  Oralsou 
funftbre  de  Madame  la  Dauphlne.  28  pp.  ( (Euvres,  v. 
1,  p.  209.) 

Maria  Antoinette.   See  Marie  Antoinette. 

Maria  Carolina,  Queen  of  Naples  and 
Sicily.  Helfert,  J.  A.,  FreiJierr  von.  Maria 
Karolina  von  Oesterreich,  koenigin  von 
Neapel  und  Sicilien.  Anklagen  und  ver- 
theidigung.     1884. 

Maria  Christina,  Queen  of  Spain.    Don 

Carlos,  Christina  and  the  Spanish  question.  13  pp. 
(Fraser't  Mag.  v.  20, 1839,  p.  191.) 


Maria  II,   da  Gloria,  Queen  of  Portugal. 

Mackintosh,  Sir  J.  Statement  of  the  case  of  Donna 
M.  da  Gloria,  as  a  claimant  to  the  crown  of  Portugal. 
11  pp.     {Miscel.  works,  p.  225.) 

Maria  de  Mcdicis.   See  Marie  de  Medicis. 
Maria  del  Occidente.    See  Brooks,  Mrs. 

M.  G. 
Maria  Eleonora,  Queen  of  Sweden.    En- 

gelstoft,  L.  Nogle  efterretnlnger  om  den  sveuske  eu- 
kedronning,  Maria  Eleonore's  undvlgelse  tUDanmark 
og  ophold  der  1  aarene  1640  til  1643.  136  pp.  [Skandin. 
Htteratursehkab,  v.  10,  p.  1.) 

Maria  Francisca,  novelle.   49  pp.  Heyse, 

p.  J.  L.,  Gesamm.  werke,  v.  5,  p.  77. 

Maria  lieszcinska  (Catherina  Sophia  Fe- 

liclta).  Queen  of  France.  Bush,  Mrs.  A.  F.  In  her  Mem- 
of  the  queens  of  France,  v.  2,  p.  218.  57  pp.— Saint 
Amand,  I.  de.  Maria  Leszcinska.  9  pp.  [Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1865,  2  p6r.  v.  56,  p.  618.)— Sainte-Beuve, 
C.  A.  La  reine  Marie  Leckzinska.  45  pp.  {Nuuveaux 
Lundis,  v.  8,  p.  266. ) 

See  also  Iiouis  XV,  King  of  France.— Pompadour, 
J.  A.  P.,  Marquise  de. 

Maria  liOuisa,  Empress  of  France.  Du- 
rand, Mme.  ( — ).  Memoires  sur  Napoleon, 
I'imperatrice  Marie-Louise,  et  la  cour  des 
Tuileries.     1828.     (Mem.  contemporains.) 

Helfert,  J.  A.,  Freiherr  von.     Maria 

Louise.     1873. 

Imbert  de  Saint- Amand,  A.  L.,  Baron. 

Memoirs  of  the  Empress  Marie  Louise.  From 
the  French.     1886. 

MfiNEVAL,  O.  F.,   Baron.     Napoleon  et 

Marie-Louise,  souvenirs  historiques.  1843, 
2  V. ;  1844-45,  3  v. 

Abbott,  J.  S.  C.    Josephine  and  M.    45  pp.    (In  his 

Kings  and  Queens,  p.  11.)— liast  years  of  M.  23  pp. 
{N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  46,  1838,  p.  386.) 

See  also  Bfapoleon  I. 

Maria  liOnisa,  of  Orleans,  Queen  of  Spain. 

Constable,  A.  G.  Slavery  in  palaces.  4  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  39, 1869,  p.  391.) 

Maria  liOuisa,  of  Savoie,  Queen  of  Spain. 

Delia  Rocca,  Comtesse  (—).  Correspondance  inSdlte 
de  M.,  reiue  d'Espagne.  58  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1863,  v. 
3,  pp.  123,  274.) 

Maria  IStuart.    See  Mary  Stuart,  Queen  of 

Scots. 
Maria   Theresa,   Empress    of  Germany. 

1717-80.   Briefe  an  ihre  kinder  und  freunde. 

Herausg.   von  Alfred    Ritter  von  Arneth. 

Wien,  1881.     4  v.  8°.  3604 

lietters  of  M.  T.  and  Marie  Antoinette.    10  pp.   {Fra- 

ser's  Mag.  v.  71,  1865,  p.  588.)— Salnte-Beuve,  C.  A. 
Marie-Thfirdse  et  Marie-Antoinette;  leur  correspon- 
dance. 66  pp.  (Nouveaux  Lundis,  v.  9,  p.  342  ;  v.  10,  p.  335.) 

Arneth,  A.  von.    Geschichte  Maria  The- 

resia's.     1863-79,  10  v. 

Broglie,  C.  J.  V.  A.,  Due  de.    Frederic 

II,  et  Marie  Therese,  d'apres  des  documents 
nouveaux,  1740-42.     1883,  2  v. 

The  same.     From  the  French  by  Mrs. 

Cashel  Hoey  and  Mr.  John  Lillie.    1883,  2  v. 
Michelet,  J.    In  Ms  Louis  XV,  1724-57. 

1866. 
Richter,  C.  G.    Lebens-  und  staats-ge- 

schichte  der  .  .  .  fuerstin  .  .  .  Maria  The- 

resia.     1744-46,  4  v.  in  2. 

RuLHifeRE,  C.  C.  de.    In  his  Histoire  de 

I'anarchie  de  Pologne  et  du  d6membrement 
de  cette  r6publique.     1807,  4  v. 

Wolf,  A.    Oesterreich  unter  Maria  The- 

resia.     1855. 

and  Zwiedineck-Suedenhorst,  H.von. 

Oesterreich  unter  Maria  Theresia,  Josef  II, 
und  Leopold  II.  1884.  (Oncken,  W.,  All- 
gemeine  geschichte,  abth.  8,  v.  9.) 


MARIA  THERESA 


2753 


MARIE  ANTOINETTE 


Bossaet,  3.  B.     Oraison  fundbre  de  M.    15  pp. 

( (Euvret,  v.  i,  p.  593.  >— Bntnetl^re,  F.  Harie-Tbirtee 
etHme.  de  Pompadour.  13  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mumdet, 
18T7,  3  p6r.  V.  23.  p.  456.)— Basil,  Mrs.  A.  F.  In  her 
Mem.  of  Uie  queens  of  France,  v.  2,  p.  144.  43  pp. — 
Ctreoiurt,  A.  de.  L'Autriclie  sous  H.  25  pp.  [BaUotK 
wtiv.  et  rev.  tuisse,  n.  p£r.  t.  44, 1872,  p.  490.)— Fl^clilcr, 
E.  Oraison  fun^bre  de  H.  33  pp.  {(Emnres,  t.  1,  p. 
147.)— Jameson,  A.  M.  In  her  Mem.  of  female  sover- 
eigns, V.  2.  p.  180.  106  pp.— Kcni,  T.  G.  Ton.  Die 
refurmen  der  Kaiserin  M.  114  pp.  (Baumer,  F.  von. 
Hist,  tatehenimeh,  1869.  p.  95.)— Blarie  Antoinette  et 
H.  44  pp.   ( Ben.  d.  denx  mtondes,  1873,  2  p£r.  v.  108,  p.  783.) 

and  Joseph  II,  Emperor  of  Germany. 

Maria  Theresia  und  Joseph  11.  Ihre  cor- 
respondenz,  sammt  briefen  Joseph's  an  sei- 
nen  bruder  Leopold.  Wien,  1867-68.  3  v. 
8°.  5844 

and  Mercy- Argeotean,  Francois  Jo- 
seph, Comte  de.  Correspon dance  secrete, 
avec  les  lettres  de  Marie-Therese  et  de  Marie 
Antoinette,  publiee  avec  une  introduction 
et  des  notes  par  M.  le  CheTalier  Alfred  d'Ar- 
neth  et  M.  A.  Geflfroy.  2  ed.  Paris,  1874-75. 
3  V.  8°.  5812 

See  also  Austria,  HUtorjf. — Frederic  n.  King  of 
Pnusia. — Joseph  II,  Bmperor  of  Germany. — IjOoIs 
XV,  King  of  France. — Marie  Antoinette. — Seven 
years'  -vrwtx. 

Mariage  de  Gabriel.    32  pp.    {Corres- 

pondant,  n.  s.  v.  54,  1873,  p.  713.) 

Hariage  of  the  daughter  of  Harald  unto 

Jenislaus,  Duke  of  Bussla,  1067.  1  p.  (Hakluyt,  B., 
Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  19.) 

Mariages  espagnoles  sous  le  regne  de 

Henri  IV.     Perrens,  F.  T.  2684 

Mariales,  Xantes.    Niceron,  J.   P.    Mem. 

des  hommes,  v.  43. 

Mariana,  Juan  de.  1536-1623.  Obras.  Mad- 
rid, 1854.   2  V.  8°.   (Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.) 

—1193 
Contents.  Discurso  de  las  coeas  de  la  Compafila, 
T.  2.— Escritos  suelvos,  t.  2 — Historia  general  de 
Espaiia,  v.  1,  2.— Tratado  contra  los  jnegos  pik- 
bUeos,  V.  2. — Tratado  de  la  moneda  de  vellon,  v.  2. 
—Del  Rey  y  de  la  instltuclon  real,  v.  2. 

De  rege  et  regis  institutione  libri  in. 

Toleti,  1599.     sq.  8°.  —1338 

Historia  general  de  Espana.  con  la  con- 

tinuacion  de  Miniana ;  completada  con  todos 
los  sucesos  que  comprenden  el  escrito  clasico 
sobre  el  reinado  de  Carlos  HI.  por  el  conde 
de  Floridablanca,  la  historia  de  su  Levanta- 
miento,  guerra  y  revolucion,  por  el  conde 
de  Toreno.  y  la  de  nuestros  dias  por  Edu- 
ardoChao.   Madrid,  184&-ol.    5v.  r.S".   3525 

Pro  edltlone  vulgata  dlasertaUo.    56  pp.    (Hlgne,  J. 

P.,  Script,  sacrae  atr.  eompL.  v.  1,  p.  587.) 
FVanck,  A.    Mariana.    34  pp.    (/a  Ua  B^forma- 

teurs,  p.  52.)— Publicistes  du  17  si&cle.    1,'teole  de  la 

resistance.    Mariana.    20  pp.     {Rev.  amtemp,  1860,  v.  3, 

p.  569.) 

Mariani,  Francesco.   1587 — .    Assetta,  com- 

medJa  rusUcale;  II  nozze  di  Maca,  comm.  rusticate. 
205  pp.     [Teatro  itat.  antico,  v.  10,  pp.  239,  455.) 

Marianiiii,  Stefano.     Matteucci.  C.     Life 

and  scientiflc  labors  of  M.  3  pp.  (Smithson.  Inst. 
Report,  1869,  p.  179.) 

Marianne,  La  vie  de,  ou  les  avantures  de 
Madame  la  CJomtesse  de  .  .  .  Marivaux.  P. 
C.  de  C.  de.    2  v.  in  1.  1298 

Marianne  Richards.    83  pp.   Langbein, 

A.  F.  E.     iRoscoe,  T.,  Ger.  novelitls,  v.  4,  p.  133.) 

Marianns,  Abbot.    6  cent.    Libellus  mona- 

Chorum  Agapeto  papaeoblatus  contra  AtIilmum,Seve- 
rum,  etc.  10  pp.  (Migoe,  3.  P.,  PatroL  s.  Lai.  v.  66,  p.  50.) 

Marianns  Scotas.     102&-86.     Chronicon 

[A.  D.  1-1081  J.    88  pp.    (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  5,  p. 


481:  Migne.  3.  P.,  PatroL  «.  Lai.  t.  147.  p.  623.)— Ex 
Cbronico.  14  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Ree.  hist.  Gatdes,  v.  5, 
p.  368 ;  V.  6,  p.  227  ;  v.  7,  p.  241 ;  v.  8,  p.  269 ;  v.  11,  p.  73.) 

Mariboe,  Alexander.     The  Danish  dairy. 

17  pp.  (London  Internal.  Health  Exhib.  LiteraUire,  v. 
6,  p.  in.) 

Marie,  St.,  of  Loan.    Heriman,  Abbot  of  St. 

Martin'*,  Toumay.  De  miraculia  sanctae  Mariae  Laudu- 
nensis.  29  pp.  (Migne,  3.  P.,  Pairoi.  s.  Lot,  y.  156,  p. 
961.) — Ex  de  mlraeulls  sanctae  Mariae  Laudunensls 
llbroni.    8  pp.    (Frankfort  Soc  Script.  V.  12,  p.  653.) 

Marie  de  France.  13  cent.  Poesies,  ou 
recueil  de  lais,  fables  et  autres  productions 
de  cette  femme  celeb  re.  Publiees  d'apres  les 
MSS  de  France  et  d'Angleterre.  avec  ime 
notice  sur  la  vie  et  les  ouvrages  de  Marie, 
par  B.  de  Roquefort.    Paris,  1832.     2  v.  8°. 

2373 

Contents.  Lai  du  Bisclavarct,  v.  1.— Lai  du  Ctuii- 
tivel,  V.  1. — Lai  da  Clie-vrefenille,  v.  1. — Lai  des 
Denx  amants,  v.  1. — Lai  d'Eliduc,  v.  1.— Lai  de 
I'Kpine,  v.  1. — Lai  d'Eqaitan,  v.  1.— Fables,  v.  2. 

/  — Lal  du  Pr^ne,  v.  1. — Lai  de  Graelent,  v.  1.— Lai 
lie  Gngemer,  v.  1. — Lal  de  I<anval,  v.  1. — Lai  du 
fjanstic,  v.  1. — ^Lai  de  Milon,  v.  1. — ^Le  Pnrgatoire 
de  Saint- Patrice,  v.  2.— Roquefort,  B.  de.    Notice 

sur  la  Tie  et  les  ferits  de  Marie,  r.  1.— Lai  d'T-wenee, 
V.  1. 

Lai  du  bolsson  d'Epine ;    Lai  de  Gugemer,  fils 

d'Oridial,  Seigneur  de  L^n ;  Fables ;  Lai  de  I'Esplne ; 
De  I'algle  et  de  I'ostour.  98  pp.  (Legrand  d'Aussy, 
P.  J.  B.,  Fabliaux,  v.  4,  pp.  144, 150,  321 ;  Appendix,  pp. 
10,  30.)— Lay  le  Fraine.  9  pp.  (Ellis,  G.,  Rtrlg  Eng. 
tneL  romances,  p.  538 :  Bohn.  H.  G.,  Antiq.  Libr.  ;  Weber, 
H.,  Met.  romanees,  v.  1,  p.  355.) — Le  lai  de  Graelent. 
24  pp.  (Barbasan,  £.,  FabUanx,  v.  4,  p.  57 ;  Legrand 
d'Aussy,  P.  J.  B.,  Fabliaux,  v.  1,  {>.  195;  Appendix,  p. 
16.1— I^idel<anval.  43  pp.  (Legrand  d'Aussy,  P.  J. 
B.,  Fabliaux,  v.  1,  p.  165.) 

I<a  Rne,  G.,  Abbi  de.    Dissertation  on  the  life  and 

writing  of  M.,  Anglo-Norman  poetess  of  the  13  cen- 
tury.    33  pp.     {Archaeologia,  y.  13, 1800,  p.  35.) 

Marie,  Pierre  Thomas  Alexandre  Amable 

Marie  de  Saint  Georges.  Morean,  H.  M.  Marie.  27 
pp.     {Oorrespondant,  n.  s.  v.  57,  1S73,  p.  521.) 

Marie.    See  also  Maria. — Mary. 

Marie  Adelaide  de  SaTOie,   Diichesse 

dcBourgogne,  Arband,  L.  Lettres  in^dites  de  M.  7 
pp.  (C!(nrrespoiwlajU,v.  39,1856,  p.  100.)— Delia  Rocca, 
Comtesse  ( — ).  Correspondance  ln6dite  de  M.  36  pp. 
{See.  eontemp.  1863.  v.  2,  p.  233.)— FaUois,  E.  de.  Marie- 
Adfilalde  de  Savoie,  Duche^«  de  Bourgogne,  Dau- 
pblne  de  France.  42  pp.  (Obrrapondant,  n.  s.  v.  74. 
1878.  pp.  934, 1033.)— Moailles.  VieowUesse  de.  Notice  sur 
la  Tleet  lea  lettres  de  M.  A.  de  8.,  Dachease  de  Bour- 
gogne. Vt  pp.  {M&anges  de  UL  et  d^hist.  p.  1.)— Sainte- 
Ben-re,  C.  A.  Lettres  in6dites  de  la  Dacbease,  pr^ofi- 
d6es  d'nne notice sar sa vie.  18pp.  {CamterUt  d» Lmndi, 
V.  2,  p.  85.) 

See  alio  Boargogne. 

Marie  Am^lie  de  Bourbon,Queen  of  France. 

See  Maria  Amelia. 
Marie  Antoinette  Jos^phe  Jeanne 
d'Antriche,  Queen  of  France.  1755-93. 
Correspondance  inedite  de,  publiee  sur  les 
documents  originaux.  par  le  Comte  Paul 
Vogt  d'Hunolstein.     Paris,  1864.    8°.      5815 

Correspondance  secrete  entre  Marie-The- 
rese et  le  Cte.  de  Mercy- Argenteau,  avec 
les  lettres  de  Marie-Therese  et  de  Marie- An- 
toinette. Publiee  avec  une  introduction  et 
des  notes  par  M.  le  Chevalier  Alfred  d'Ar- 
neth  et  M.  A.  Geflfroy.  2  ed.  Paris,  1874- 
75.     3  V.  8°.  5812 

Lettres  inedites  de.  et  de  Marie-Clotilde 

de  France  (speur  de  Louis  XVI),  reine  de 
Sardaigne.  Publiees  et  annotees  par  le 
Comte  de  Reiset.     Paris,  1876.     16°.        5813 

Correspondance  secrdte  avec  Leopold  U,  Burke,  et 

aatres  peraonnages  Strangers.  101  pp.  (Set.  ritro- 
ipecL  3  s.  V.  1, 1835.  p.  443;  v.  2. 1S35.  p.  5.) 


MARIE  ANTOINETTE 


2754 


MARIE  DE  MEDICIS 


Arbaud,   L.    Marle-Antolnette  et  ses  correspon- 

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lettresdeM.  rficemment  publl^es.  32  pp.  (Kev.  con- 
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Maria  Antoinette.  10  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  71, 1865,  p. 
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Camp  AN,  Mine.  J.  L.  H.  G.    Memoires  sur 

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Memoirs  of  the  private  life  of  Marie 

Antoinette.     1823,  3  v. 

Memoirs  of  the  court  of  Marie  An- 
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Campardon,   E.    Marie- Antoinette  a  la 

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Marie- Antoinette  et  le  proces  du  col- 
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Feuillet  DE  Conches,  F.  S.,  Barow.  Louis 

XVI,  Marie  Antoinette,  et  Madame  Elisa- 
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GoNCOURT,  E.  L.  A.  H.  de,  and  Goncourt, 

J.  A.  de.  Histoire  de  Marie- Antoinette,  ed. 
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Giacomelli.     1878. 

Lally-Tollendal,  T.   G.,  Marquis    de. 

Memoires  de  Weber  concernant  Marie  Antoi- 
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historiques.  1823,  2  v.  (Berville  and  Bar- 
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Memoirs  of  Maria  Antoinetta,  Arch- 
duchess of  Austria,  Queen  of  France  and 
Navarre  .  .  .  By  Joseph  Weber.  Tr.  from 
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Lescure,  M.  F.  a.  de.    La  vraie  Marie 

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Viel-Castel,  H.,  Covite  de.  Marie- An- 
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Vizetelly,  H.  In  his  Story  of  the  dia- 
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YONQE,  C.  D.    Life  of  Marie  Antoinette. 

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Adolphus,  J.    In  his  Blogr.  mem.  v.  1,  p.  144.    12 

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Antolnette  d'aprfes  les  documens  authentiques.  45  pp. 
(Ae».  d.  deux  mondes,  1866,  2  p6r.  v.  63,  p.  642.)— Marle- 
Antolnette  et  Louis  XVI.  46  pp.  {In  Ids  Gustave  III  ct 
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retranch6s  des  m6moires  de  Iianzun.  18  pp.  (Kev. 
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C.  A.  Marle-Antolnette.  17  pp.  ( Causeries  du  Lundi,  v. 
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.See  also  Quart.  Rev.  v.  150, 1880,  p.  141.    Also  France, 
History,  Revolution.— liouiH  XVI.— Maria  Theresa. 

Josepb  II,  and  lieopold  II.     Ihr 

briefwechsel,herausg.  von  Alfred  Ritter  von 

Arneth.     Leipzig,  1866.     8°.  5833 

Marie   Celeste,   Sister.     Estelle   Russell. 

285  pp.  {Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  19,  1869,  pp.  188,  280,  386, 
480  ;  V.  20,  1869,  pp.  43,  135,  238,  328,  433,  537  ;  V.  21, 1870, 
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Marie  Cbristine,  Erzherzogin  von  Oester- 
reich.  Briefwechsel.  See  Leopold  II,  Em- 
peror of  Germany,  and  Marie  Christine, 
Archduchess  of  Austria. 

Marie  Clotilde  Adelaide  Xavi^re  de 

France,  Queen  o/ .Sardinia.  Lettres.  Puhlleos  etanno- 
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Marie  de  M^dicis,  Queen  of  France.  1573- 

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Bourgeois  {dite  Boursier),  L.    Les  six 

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Freer,  M.  W.  ,  afterwards  Mrs.  Robinson. 

Henry  IV  and  Marie  de  Medici.    1861,  2  v. 

La  Ferriere-Percy,  H.,  Comte  de.  His- 
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Pardoe,  Miss  J.  Life  of  Marie  de  Medi- 
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Perrens,  F.  T.     Les  mariages  espagnols 

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Tiie  same.     1857.     (Michaud  and  Poujou- 
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See  also  France,  Hiilory,  Bourbons  to  1789. — Henry 
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Marie  £diu4e.  Latour,  A.  de.    Le  livre  de 

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Marie  Galante  island.    Warden,  D.  B. 

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Marie  Magdalene's  teares.    Markham. 

G.     (Fuller  worthies"  libr.  J/if^ceZ.)  2126 

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Duchesse  d'. 
Marie  von  Amheiui.    8  pp.    (Rev.  of  in 

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Mariengaarde,  Monastery.    Weiland,  L. 

[Bd.)  Oesta  abbatum  Hortl  Sanctae  Marlae,  1230-1259. 
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Marienleben,  gedicht.  Philipp  {der  Car- 
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Marienlegende.    39  pp.     Heinrich   ClU- 

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Marienlied.    [Provengal.]   9  pp.   (Biblioth. 

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Marieurode,  or  Isenhagen,  Monastery,  near 

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Chronicon  monasterii  ilarlenrode.  38  pp.  (Leibnitz, 
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MariensageninOesterreich.   Kaltenbaeck. 

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Marienwerder,  Johannes.   1343-1417.  An- 

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Marietta,  Ohio.  Walkek,  C.  M.  History 
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Marietta  College.  Beach,  D.  E.  (Ed.) 
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Mariette,  Auguste  Ferdinand  Frangois, 
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Marillac,   Louis  de,  ifarechai  de  France. 

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M^molre  de  M.    16  pp.    (Michaud  and  Poujoulat, 

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Marini^  or  Marino,  Giambattista.  1569-1625. 

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Pabt  IV.— 12. 


16  pp.     {Fraser''s  Mag.  n.  s.  v. 


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Marias  Plotias  l^eerdos.  See  Plotius 
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Pharsamon,  ou  les  nouvelles  folies  ro- 

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Marjorie  Fleming.    Brown,  J.  4773 

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Mark   Macrabia,  the  Cameronian.    132 

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Mark  O'Shaughnessy's  mistake.     8 

pp.     [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  32,  1345,  p.  403.) 

Mark  Wiltou's  wife.    7  pp.    {Harper^s 

Mag.  T.  17, 1858,  p.  477.) 


MARKANDEYA  PURANA 


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Memoir  of  the  lady  Ana  de  Osorio,  Count- 
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V.  3,  pp.  57,  383;  v.  i,  pp.  29,  385.)— Poemes.  9  pp. 
(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  50, 1872,  p.  552.) — Poesies*  7  pp. 
(Correspondant,n.  s.  v.  43, 1869,  p.  1139.)— (Tr.)  Po6sles 
du  nord.     5  pp.     (Correspondant,  v.  63,  1864,  p.  679.) 

Marmion,  Shackerley.  1602-39.  Dramatic 
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Contents.  The  Antiquary. — A  Fine  companion. 
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W.  H.    Introductory  notice  and  memoir. 

The  Antiquary.    96  pp.    (Dodsley,  E.,  Old  plays, 

V.  10,  p.  1 ;  Scott,  Sir  W.,  And.  Brit,  drama,  v.  3,  p.  106.) 

Maldinent,  J.,  and  Logan,  W.  H.  Introductory  no- 
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p.lx.) 

Marmioii.    Scott,  Sir  W.,  Poet,  works,  v.  7. 

1385 
Marmol  Carvajal,  Luis  de.    16  cent.    Re- 

belion  y  castigo  de  los  Moriscos  del  reino  de  Granada. 
243  pp.  (Rosell,  C,  Hist,  de  sucesos  partic.  v.  1,  p.  123: 
Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.)  * 

Marmoiit,  Marechal  Auguste  Frederic  Louis 
Viesse  de,  Due  de  Ragusa.  1774-1852.  Me- 
moires,  1792  a  1841.  Paris,  1857.  9  v.  8°. 
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Voyage.  Paris,  1837-38.  5  v.  8°,  and  at- 
las, 4°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood''s  Mag.  v.  42, 
1837,  p.  405  ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  70,  1840.  p.  71.) 

1407,  atlas  1402 

Duke  of  Ragusa.    14  pp.     (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  27, 1837, 

p.  215.)— Egerton,  F.,  Earl  of  EUesmere.  Marmont, 
Siborne,  and  Alison.  51  pp.  [Essays,  p.  273;  and  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  76,  1845,  p.  204.)— Headley,  J.  T.  Marmont. 
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Marmontel,  Jean  Fran§ois.  1723-99.  CEu- 
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Contents.  Acante  et  C^pbise,  ou  la  sympathie, 
pastorale  hfroique,  v.  7. — Agar  et  Ismael,  drama 
lyrique,  v.  5. — Equlsse  de  I'eloge  de  d'Alembert,  v.  7. 
— L'Aml  de  la  maison,  com6die,  v.  5.— Annette  et 
liUbin,  pastorale,  v.  7. — Antigone,  trag^die  iyrique, 
Y.  7.— Aristom^ne,  tragfidle,  v.  5.— B^lisalre,  v.  3. 
— Lettres  relatives  i  Bfillsaire,  v.  3. — La  Berg^re  des 
Alpes,  pastorale,  v.  7. — Essai  surlebonheur,  v.  7.— 
C^phale  et  Procris,  tragedie  lyrique,  v.  7.— Ex- 
tralts  des  chefs-d'oeuvre  draniatiques,  v.  7. — Le 
Cigisb^,  ou  le  Iatcorrlg6,com6dle,  V.  7. — Vers  k  Mile. 
Clairon,  v.  5. — Cl^opatre,  trag6dle,  v.  5.— Contes 
moraux,  v.  2. — Nouveau  contes  moraux,  v.  2,  3. — 
Correspoudance,  v.  7.  —  Opinion  sur  le  libre 
exercice  des  cnltes,  v.  1. — D^mopboon,  tragfidie  ly- 
rique, V.  7. — Denys  le  tyran,  trag6dle,v.  5.— Didon, 
tragSdle  lyrique,  v.  5 — Uiscoiirs  k  I'AcadSmle  Tran- 
galse,  v.  7.— Le  Dorineur  ^velll^,  op6racomlque,  v. 
7.— La  Fausse  magie,  opfira  comlque,  v.  5.— Essai  sur 
le  gout,  V.  4.— La  Ciuirlande;  acte  de  ballet,  v.  7.— 
LesH^raclides,  tragedie, v,  5.— Hercule  mourant, 
trag6dle  lyrique,  v.  7.— Le  Huron,  com6dle,  v.  5.— 
Les  Incas,  v.  3.— ESponse  au  Dlscours  de  Lia  Harpe, 
V.  7.— De  I'autorilfi  de  I'usage  sur  la  langue,  v.  7.— 
Lemons  d'un  pfere  h,  ses  enfans  sur  la  langue  fran- 
faise,  V.  6.— liisis  et  D^lle,  pastorale,  v.  7.— E16- 
mens  de  litt^rature,  v.  4,  5.— Lemons  d'un  p6re  i  ses 
enfans  sur  la  logique,  v.  6.— Edgne  do  IjouIs  XV, 
B6gence  du  Due  d'Orl^ans,  v.  1.— Lettre  4M  .  .  .sur la 
c6r6monie  du  sacre  de  I^outs  XVI,  v.  7.— Lucanua, 
M.  A.  Pharsale,  v.  G.— Liucile,  comfidle,  v.  6.— Me- 
langes do  prose  et  de  pofisie,  v.  7.— Melanges  nou- 

vellemeut  recuellUs,  v.  7 M^inoires  d'un  p6re  pour 

servlr  k  I'lnstructlon  de  ses  enfans,  v.  1.— Logons  d'un 
pdre  it  ses  enfans  sur  la  m^taphysique,  v.  6. — 
Lemons  d'un  p6ro  k  ses  enfans  sur  la  morale,  v.  6. — 
Essai  sur  les  revolutions  de  la  mualque  en  France, 
Y.  7.— Numltor,  tragfidle,  v.  6.— L'Observateur 
lltt£ralre,  v.  7. — Dlscours  on  favour  dos  pnysans 
du  nord,  v.  7.— Piii^Iopc,  trag6dle  lyrique.  v.  5.— 
Fragmcns  do  pbilosoplile  morale,  v.  7. — Pieces 
diverses,  v.  7.— Poesies  diverse*,  T.  7.— Essai  sur 
les  romans,v.  3.— Sil vain,  com6dle,  v.  6.— Los  Sy- 
barites, acte  do  ballot,  t.  7.— Apologia  du  tb4&tre. 


V.  5.— Supplement  au  thfifitre,  v.  7.— Efiflexions  sur  la 
tragedie,  V.  7.— Villenave,  M.  G.  T.  Notice  sur  les 
ouvrages  de  Marmontel, v.  7.— Epttre  k  M.de  Voltaire, 
V.  5.— Z^mire  et  Azor,  com6die-ballot,  v.  5. — Table 
g^nerale,  v.  7. 

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Delort,  J.    Detention  de  M.    21  pp.    (Hist,  de  la  di- 

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and  Beaiiz^e,    Nicolas.      Grammaire 

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Contents. 
A-Esp6rer,  v.  1.  Parterre-Strophe,  v.  3. 

Esprlt-Parrhesie,  v.  2. 

Mamiorbild,  Das,  novelle.  48  pp.    Eichen- 

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Marnas,  Louis  Frangois  Gabriel  Ange  Cha- 

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Marnay,  A.  J.  6.G.,  pseud.  Memoires  secrets 
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Mariie,  Jean  Louis  de.    See  Demarne,  J.  L. 

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Marnix,  Filips  van,  Heer  van  Mont  St.  Alde- 

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MariiO,  Ernst.  1844-83.  Reisen  im  gebiete 
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Wien,  1874.     8°.  1423 

Marocco.    See  Morocco. 

Marocciis  extaticiis;  or,  Bankes'  bay 
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Marolles,  Claude  de.  1712-92.  CEuvres 
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Contents.  Instruction  cbr£ticnne,ou  exhortation 
sur  la  lecture  des  Uvres  conlralros  Ji  la  religion.— Me- 
ditation sur  la  mort.— Notice.— Dlscours  sur  la  de- 
li vranced'Orliaiis. —Dlscours  sur  la  Pucelled'Or- 
l^ans. —Sermons. 

Marolles, Michel  de,  Abbide  Villeloin.  1600- 
81.  Lelivre  despeiutresetgraveurs.  Nouv. 
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Niccron,  .1.  P.    M6111.  dea  honimes,  v.  32.— Sainte- 

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Maronites.  Churchill,  C.  H.  The  Druzes 
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Marouitea  and  Druses.    33  pp.    {Dublin  Rev.  v. 

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M aroous.  Dallas,  R.  C.  History  of  the 
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Marot,  Clement.  1495-1544.  CEuvres  com- 
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Cliants  divers,  v.  2.— Clmellere,  v.  2. — Com- 
mandemens  de  Dieu,  v.  3. — Couipiaiucte  d'un 
pastoureau  chrestien,  v.  1. — Coiiiplaliites,  v.  2. — 
Eglogue  8ur  la  naissance  du  fllz  deM.  le  Daulpbtn, 
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Epigrammes,  v.  2.— Epitres,  v.  1.— Erasmus,  D. 
Deux  colloques,  v.  3.— Etreunes,  v.  2. — Avant  nais- 
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I'armSe  du  roy  en  Haynanlt,  v.  3 I<acrolx,  P. 

Essai  sur  la  vie  et  lesouvrages  de  C.  Marot,  v.  1.— Glos- 
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F.  Six  sonnetz  sur  la  mort  de  sa  dame  Laure,  v.  3. — 
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la  premiere  ed.  entiere  des  CEuvres  de  C.  Marot,  k 
Lyon,  V.  3.— Psaumes  de  David,  v.  3.— Le  Ricbe 
en  povrete,  joyeux  en  affliction,  et  content  ensouf- 
france,  v.  1. — Roudeaux,  v.  2,  3. — Preface  du  Roman 

de  la  Rose,  v.  3 Epigramme  de  Salnionius,  v.  3. — 

Sermon  du  Bon  Pasteur  et  du  Maulvais,  v.  1. — 
Sonnet  de  I'auteur,  v.  1.— Temple  de  Cnpido,  v.  1. 
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CEuvres choisis.    Paris,  1808.    18°.    (With 

Nicole.  P.,  Pensees.)  1258 

Contents.  Chansons.— Dlscours preliminaire. 
—Elegies.—  Epigrammes.  —  Kpitaplies.—  Epi- 
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On  a  person  called  Friar  Lnbln,  poem  tr.  by  W.  C. 

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DouEN,  E.  O.    Clement  Marot  et  le  psau- 

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MoRLEY,  H.    Clement  Marot  and  other 

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Lacroix,  P.    Essai  sur  la  vie  et  les  ouvrages  de  M. 

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Marot,  Jean.  1463-1523.  Poeme  inedit,  pub. 
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Xicerou,  .J.  P.     Mem.  des  hommes,  v.  16. 

Marot,  Jean.  Circa  1630-97.  Le  magnifique 
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The  same.  London.  1880.  12°.  (Arber, 
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Hay  any  worke  for  Cooper  :  being  a  reply 

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The  same.  1882.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng.  Schol- 
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Lilly,  J.     Pap  with  a  hatchet :  being  a 

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Nash.  T.    An  almond  for  a  parrot :  being 

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Plaine  Percevall,  the  peace-maker  of  Eng- 
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Nash,  T.     Martin-Marprelate    tractates.     181    pp. 

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Mar-Prelate  controversy.  Arber.  E. 
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Marqnand,  Allan,  and  others.     Studies  in 

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Roemische  privatalterthuemer.    Leipzig, 

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The  same.  2  aufl.  v.  2,  3.  Leipzig.  1884- 
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the  English  language.  18  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  69, 1860, 
P-1.) 

Marsh,  Sir  Henry.  M.  D.    Notice  of  M.     7 

pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Muq.  v.  57,  1861,  p.  222.)— Sketch  of 
M.     5  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  18,  1841,  p.  688.) 

Marsh,  Herbert,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Peterhorougli. 
1757-1839.  Lectures  on  the  criticism  and  in- 
terpretation of  the  Bible  :  with  2  preliminary 
lectures  on  theological  study  and  theological 
arrangement.  To  which  are  added  2  lec- 
tures on  the  history  of  biblical  interpreta- 
tion.    London,  1838.    8°.  —1236 

Address  to  the  senate  of  the  University  of  Cam- 
bridge, occasioned  by  the  proposal  to  introduce  in 
that  place  an  auxiliary  Bible  Society.  8  pp.  (Pam- 
phleteer, v.  1, 1813,  p.  81.)— Letter  to  Right  Hon.  N.  Van- 
sittart,  being  an  answer  to  his  2  letter  on  the  British 
and  foreign  Bible  Society;  and,  at  the  same 
time,  an  answer  to  whatever  is  argumentative  in 
other  pamphlets,  which  have  been  lately  written  to 
the  same  purpose.  45  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  1,  1813,  p. 
367.)— Letter  of  explanation  to  the  dissenter  and 
layman,  in  which  the  author's  opinion,  as  It  was 
stated  by  himself,  is  contrasted  with  the  opinion  as- 
cribed to  him,  and  the  authorities  are  produced  on 
which  his  opinion  was  founded.  11pp.  (Pamphleteer, 
V.  6, 1815,  p.  301.)— National  religion  the  foundation 
of  national  education,  a  sermon.  To  which  is  added, 
a  collection  of  notes,  containing  proofs  and  illustra- 
tions. 34  pp.  (PanipWeieer,  V.  l7  1813,  p.  47.)— Inquiry 
Into  the  consequences  of  neglecting  to  give  the  prayer 
book  with  the  Bible,  interspersed  with  remarks  on 
some  late  speeches  at  Cambridge,  and  other  important 
matter  relative  to  the  British  and  foreign  Bible  Soci- 
ety. 55  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  1,  1813,  p.  97.)— Letter  to 
Rev.  Peter  Gandolphy,  in  confutation  of  the  opinion 
that  the  vital  principle  of  the  reformation  has  been 
lately  conceded  to  the  church  of  Rome:  with  a  post- 
script, containing  remarks  on  the  consequences 
which  must  result  from  the  concession  of  the  Catholic 
claims.    21  pp.     (Pamphleteer,  v.  2, 1813,  p.  71.) 

( Tr. )  Introduction  to  the  New  Testament. 

See  Michaelis,  J.  D. 

Bell  and  Lancaster's  systems  of  education. 

41  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  C,  1811,  p.  264.)— 
Course  of  lectures,  containing  a  description  and 
systematic  arrangement  of  the  several  branches  of 
divinity.  14  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  3,1810,  p. 
205.)— Horae  Pelasgicae.  12  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  13,  1815,  p.  340.) 

Marsh,  James,  D.  D.  1794-1842.  Remains, 
with  a  memoir  of  his  life.  Boston, 1843.  8°. 2154 

Contents.  Address  at  the  inauguration  of  the  au- 
thor as  President  of  the  University  of  Vermont.— Dis- 
course on  the  true  ground  in  man's  character  and 
condition,  of  his  need  of  Clirist.— Discourse  on  con- 
science.— Tract  on  eloquence.— Tract  on  evan- 
gelism.—Sermon  on  hypocrisy.— Outlines  of  a  sys- 
tematic arrangement  of  the  department  of  knotvl- 
edge,  with  a  view  to  their  organic  relations  to  each 
other  in  a  general  system.— Iietters. -On  the  relation 
of  personal  existence  and  Immortality  to  the  un- 
derstanding and  the  reason.— Remarks  on  some  of  the 
leading  points  connected  with  physiology.— Re- 
markson  psychology. — Discourse  at  the  dedication 
of  the  University  chapel,  on  tlio  necessary  agency  of 
religious  truth  in  the  cultivation  of  the  mind — 
Three  discourses  on  the  nature,  ground,  and  origin  of 
sin.- Torrey,  J.  Memoir  of  the  life  of  James  Marsh. 
—On  the  vrill,  as  the  spiritual  principle  In  man. 

Marsh,  Josiah.  Popular  life  of  George  Fox, 
the  first  of  the  Quakers.  Compiled  from  his 
journal  and  other  authentic  sources.  Lon- 
don, 1847.     8°.  4842 

Marsh,  Juliet  C.    At  the  king's  gate.     1  p. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  65,  1882,  p.  931.)— Iiast  lionr.  1  p. 
(Scribner's  Monihli/,  v.  20,  1880,  p.  132.) 

Marsh,  Othniel  Charles.  1831—.  History 
and  methods  of  pal  aeon  tological  discovery. 
An  address.  [New  Haven,  Conn.],  1879.    8°. 

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Odontornithes :  a  monograph  on  the  ex- 
tinct toothed  birds  of  North  America  ;  with 
34  plates  and  40  wood-cuts.  Washington, 
1880.  4°.  (King,  C,  U.  S.  Geol.  explor.  of  40 
parallel,  v.  7.)  —3531 

Gi£;antic  mammals  of  the  order  Dlnocerata.    60 

pp.  fPowell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  5  Ann.  report,  p.  243.) 

Marshals  Billy.  Some  account  of  Billy  Mar- 
shal, a  gypsey  chief.  3  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  1, 1817, 
p.  462.) 

Marshal .    Nature  of  the  office  of  mareschal. 

3  pp.     '  Black-wood's  Mag.  v.  1,  181",  p.  123.) 

Marshall,  (— ).  Catalogue  of  500  celebrated 
authors  of  Great  Britain,  now  living.  Lon- 
don. 1788.     8°.  L.93 

Marshall,  Alfred.  Preface  to  the  Postu- 
lates of  English  political  economy  by  "Walter 
Bagehot.     SeeBagehot.  W.  (in  supplement). 

and  Marshall,  Mary  Paley.  Econom- 
ics of  industry.     London,  1879.    16°.    —1398 

Marshall,  Rev.  Charles.  Plain  and  easy  in- 
troduction to  the  knowledge  and  practice  of 
gardening,  with  hints  on  fish  ponds.  5  ed. 
London.  1813.     8°.  —4685 

Marshall,  Christopher.  — circa  1797.  Ex- 
tracts from  the  diary  of,  kept  in  Phila.  and 
Lancaster,  during  the  American  revolution, 
1774-81.  Ed.  by  W.  Duane.  Albany,  1877. 
12=".  1614 

Marshall^  Edward.  Account  of  the  town- 
ship of  Ifliey  in  the  deanery  of  Cuddesdon, 
Oxfordshire.     Oxford.  1874.     12°.  1537 

Early  history  of  Woodstock  manor  and 

its  environs,  in  Bladon,  Kensington,  New 
Woodstock.  Blenheim.     Oxford,  1873.     12°. 

1536 
Marshall,  Emma.     Memories  of  troublous 
times.     Being  the  history  of  Dame  Alicia 
Chamberlayne,  of  Ravensholme,  Gloucester- 
shire.    London,  1880.     12°.  1206 
Marshall,   Frederick.      French  home  life. 
Repr.  from  Blackwood's  Magazine.    [Anoii.] 
New  York.  1874.     16°.                             —1378 
Marshall.  G.    M.    Who    was  he?     6  pp. 

{ Oveild.  .Uonility,  v.  13,  1814,  p.  304.) 

Marshall,   Henry,  M.  D.     Brown,  J.    Dr. 

Henry  Marshall  aud  military  hygiene.  64  pp.  [In  hU 
Horae  subseclvae,  v.  1,  p.  199;  and  N.  Brit.  Bev.  v.  19, 
1853,  p.  399.) 

Marshall,  Humphry.  Darlington,  W. 
Memorials  of  .  .  .  Humphry  Marshall.    1849. 

Marshall,  J.  Digest  of  all  the  accounts  re- 
lating to  the  population,  productions,  reve- 
nues, financial  operations,  manufactures, 
etc.,  of  the  United  Kingdom  of  Great  Britain 
and  Ireland.     London,  1833.     4°.  —2391 

Marshall,  J.  M.  (Ed.)  Quinti  Horati  Flacci 
Opera.     See  Horatius  Flaccus.  Q. 

Marshall,  James  Grarth.  Minorities  and 
majciritiea,  their  relative  rights.  10  pp.  (Rev.  of  in 
E-Mn.  Kee.  v.  100,  1S54,  p.  226.) 

Marshall,  John.  Anatomy  for  artists.  II- 
lustr.  by  200  original  drawings  by  J.  S, 
Cuthbert.  Engraved  by  J.  and  G.  Nicholls. 
London,  1878.     r.  8°.  —1731 

Marshall,  John,  LL.  D..  Chief  Justice  of  the 
U.  S.  1755-1835.  Life  of  George  Washing- 
ton .  .  .  compiled  under  the  inspection  of 
Hon.  Bushrod  Washington,  from  original 
papers  ...  To  which  is  prefixed  an  intro- 
duction, containing  a  compendious  view  of 


the  colonies  planted  by  the  English  on  the 
continent  of  North  America  .  .  .  Phila. 
1804-07.     5  V.  and  atlas.  8°.  3775 

Writings  upon  the  Federal  Constitution. 

Boston,  1839.     8°.  —1343 

Speeches  on  the  Federal  Constitution  ;  Speech 

In  Robblns'  case.  24  pp.  (Moore,  F.,  Am.  eloquence,  v. 
2,  pp.  10. 20.) 

History  of  the  American  colonies.    40  pp.    (Rev. 

of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  26,  1828,  p.  1.)— Stevenson,  D. 
Chief  .Justice  Marshall's  Eulogy  upon  his  wife.  3  pp. 
{Harper's  Mag.  v.  65, 1882,  p.  771.)— Whittlesey,  E.  D. 
Remarks  upon  the  British  expedition  to  Daubury, 
Conu.,  in  1777,  as  narrated  In  chap.  II,  v.  3,  of  Mar- 
shall's Life  of  Washington.  14  pp.  (N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc 
Coll.  2  s.  v.  2,  p.  227.) 

BiNNEY,  H.  Eulogy  on  the  life  and  char- 
acter of  John  Marshall.     1835. 

Magruder.  a.  B.     John  Marshall.     1885. 

(Morse,  J.  T..  Jr.,  Am.  statesmen.) 

Rawle.  W.  H.     Unveiling  of  the  statue 

of  Chief  Justice  Marshall  at  Washington, 
May  10.  1884.     Oration.     1884. 

Flanders,    H.    John  Marshall.     274  pp.     (/n  his 

Lives  of  the  Chief  Justices,  v.  2.  p.  277.)— Life  of  M. 
18  pp.  (Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J.,  Nat.  portr. 
gallery,  v.  1.) 

See  aUo  Km.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  18, 1335,  p.  473;  N.  Y.  Rev. 
V.  3.  l^c?S,  p.  328;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  42,  1*36,  p.  217. 

Marshall,  John  A.  American  bastUe.  A 
history  of  the  illegal  arrests  and  imprison- 
ment of  American  citizens  during  the  late 
civil  war.     Phila.  1870.     8°.  2654 

Marshall,  Julian.  Catalogue  of  the  entire 
and  very  choice  collection  of  engravings  of. 
London,  1864.     8°.  W.15 

Marshall,  Mary  Paley.  Economics  of  in- 
dustry. See  Marshall,  Alfred,  and  Marshall, 
Marv  Paley. 

Mars'hall,  Nathaniel,  D.  D.  —1729.  Peni- 
tential discipline  of  the  primitive  church,  for 
the  first  400  years  after  Christ ;  together 
w^ith  its  declension  from  the  5  century, 
downwards  to  its  present  state  ;  impartially 
represented.  Oxford,  1844.  8°.  [Libr. 
Angl.-Cath.  Tlieol.)  —3236 

Marshall,  T.  W.  M.    Christian  missions.   89 

pp.     I  Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Rev.  v.  51,  1862,  p.  219.) 

Marshall,Thomas Francis.lSOl-64.  Speeches 
and  writings.  Ed.  by  W.  L.  Barre.  Cin- 
cinnati, 1858.  8°.  1254 
Contents.  Speech  on  the  resolutions  to  censure  John 
Quincy  Adanis.— Report  on  banks.- Barre,  W.  L. 
Introduction. — .Address  on  the  occasion  of  the  removal 
of  C.  M.  Clay's  press.- Letter  to  the  Louisville  Jour- 
nal, advocating  the  claims  of  Mr.  Crittenden  over 
those  of  Mr.  Dison  for  a  seat  in  the  Senate  of  the 
United  States.  —  Report  of  debate  between  Hons. 
John  J.  Crittenden  -and  L.  W.  Powell.  —  Report 
on  the  Judiciary. — Speech  in  opposition  to  the 
principles  of  the  Knoiiv-nothing  organization. 
— .\ddres3  on  the  life  aud  character  vt  Richard  H. 
Menefee. — Report  on  the  S-^uth  Carolina  ordinance 
of  unllifi cation. — Articles  from  the  Old  Gnard,  ed. 
by  Mr.  Marshall.— Speech  on  the  bill  to  appropriate  the 
proceeds  of  the  sales  of  the  public  lands,  and  grant 
pre-emption  rights.— Slavery  letters  addressed  to 
the  editors  of  the  Frankfort  Commonwealth.— Address 
on  temperance. — To  tbe  pablic,  issued  to  the 
people  of  the  10  Congressional  district,  while  Mr.  Mar- 
shall was  a  candidate  for  Congress,  in  1845.  in  reply 
to  certain  questions  propounded  to  the  several  can- 
didates.— Address  delivered  before  a  IVhig  cou- 
-rentlon,  held  at  Frankfort,  Ky.,  July  5, 1834. 

Shanks.  W.  F.  G.    Tom  Marshall,  of  Kentucky.    6 

pp.     ■  Hi  T'r's  M'lg.  v.  35,  1867,  p.  354.) 

Marshall,  William  Humphrey.  1745-1818. 
Review  of  the  Landscape,  a  didactic  poem  : 
also  an  essay  on  the  picturesque :  together 
witli  practical  remarks  on  rural  ornament. 
[Anon.'i     London,  1795.     8°.  —1725 


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Provincialising  ol  east  Yorkshire;  Provincial- 
isms pertalnlug  to  the  rural  economy  of  Norfolk; 
Provincialisms  of  the  vale  of  Glocester;  Agricultural 
provincialisms  of  the  district  of  the  Midland  station; 
Provincialisms  of  west  Devonshire.  61  pp.  [Eng. 
Dialed  Soc.  No.  1,  pp.  15,  44,  55,  61,  69.)— Supplement  to 
east  Yoi-ksUtre  words.  9  pp.  [Eng.  Dialect  Soc. 
No.  23,  p.  9.3.) 

Marshall  family.  Paxton,  W.  McC.  The 

Marshall  family.     1885. 
Marshani,  Sir  John.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem. 

des  hommes,  v.  22. 

Mai'shmaii,  James,  D.  D.  (Tr.)  1767-1837. 
Works  of  Confucius.    See  Confucius. 

Dissertation  on  the  characters  and  sounds  of  the 

Chinese  language.  32  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  5,  1811,  p.  372.)— Klaproth,  J.  Observations  sur 
le  dlctlonnalre  tubfetain  de  M.  23  pp.  {Journ.  asiat. 
2  s.  V.  1,1828,  p.  401.) 

Marstamaii,  John  Clark.  Circa  1810 — . 
History  of  India,  from  the  earliest  period  to 
the  close  of  Lord  Dalhousie's  administration. 
London,  1867.     3  v.  p.  8°.  3457 

Life  and  times  of  Carey,  Marshman,  and 

Ward,  embracing  the  history  of  the  Seram- 
pore  mission.  London,  1859.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  54,  1859,  p.  334.) 

4824 

Memoirs  of  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  Henry  Have- 
lock.     3  ed.    London,  1867.     8°.  4836 

Mai'shmaii,    Joshua.      Marshman,   J.  C. 

Life  and  times  of  Carey,  Marshman,  and 

Ward.     1859,  2  v. 
Marslipee,  Ma^s.    Description  of  M.,  1802  ; 

Report  on  the  Indians  In  M.  17  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc. 
Coll.  2  8.  V.  3,  1846,  p.  1.) 

Mai'Si,  Italy.      Phoebonius,  M.      Historiae 

Marsorum  librl  III,  una  cum  eorundem  episcoporum 
catalogo.  128  pp.  (Graevius,  J.  G.,  Tlies.  antiq.  Hal. 
V.  9,  pt.  4.) 

Marsigli,    Luigi   Ferdinando.      1658-1730. 

Eplstola  de  ponte  sub  imperio  Trajanl  supra  Danu- 
blum  exstructo.  5  pp.  (Sallengre,  A.  H.  de,  Nov.  thes. 
antiq.  Mom.  v.  2,  p.  985.) 

Nieeron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des  hommes,  v.  26. 

Marsiglia,  G.    See  Marcilla,  G. 

Marsollier,  Jacques.  1647-1724.  Life  of 
St.  Francis  of  Sales.  Tr.  by  Rev.  William 
Henry  Coombes.  Shepton-Mallet,  1812.  2  v. 
8°.  5872 

Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des  hommes,  v.  7. 

Mai'Ston,  Cicely  Narney.  — 1878.  La  de- 
moiselle anglaise.  13  pp.  [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  4, 1879, 
p.  78.) 

Marston,  John.  1575-1634.  Works.  Repr. 
from  the  original  eds.,  with  notes,  and  some 
account  of  his  life  and  writings,  by  J.  O. 
Halliwell.  London,  1856.  3  v.  12°.  [Lihr. 
of  old  authors.)  3366 

Contenlt.  Antonio  and  Mellida,  v.  1 — City- 
pageant,  on  the  occasion  of  the  visit  paid  by  the 
king  of  Denmark  to  James  1  in  1606,  v.  3.— Dutch 
courtezan,  v.  2.— East-ward  hoe,  by  Geo.  Chap- 
man, Uen  Jonson,  J.  Marston,  v.  3.  —  Halli-well- 
Phillipps,  J.  O.  Preface,  v.  1.— The  Lorde  and  Lady 
Huntingdon's  enterfainenient  of  their  right 
noble  mother  Alice,  Countesse  Dowager  of  Darby,  v.  3. 
—The  Insatiate  countesse, v. 3. — The  Malcontent, 
auginciit(!d  by  Marston,  written  by  John  Webster,  v.  2. 
— Metaniurpliosis  of  Pignialion's  image,  v.  3. — 
Parasltaster,  or  tlio  fawue,  v.  2.— Satyres,  v.  3. — 
The  Scourge  of  -villauie,  v.  3.— The  Wonder  of 
women,  or  iho  tragodle  of  Sophonisba,  v.  1.  — 
Verses,  v.  3.— "What  you  -«vlll,  v.  1. 

Poems  (1598-1601),  etc.  Ed.  with  intro- 
duction, and  notes  and  illustrations,  by  Rev. 
Alexander  B.  Grosart.  [Manchester],  1879. 
sq.  8°.  1305 

Contenlt.  City  pageant,  pt.  2. — liove's  Martyr, 
pt,  2..— Metamorphosis  of  Pigiualion's  Image, 
pt.  1.— Satires,  pis.  1,  2. 


Antonio  and  Mellida ;  an  historical  play.  93  pp. 

(Dllke,  C.  W.,  Old  Eng.  plays,  v.  2,  p.  99.)— Three  court 
niaslcs  ;  viz. :  The  mountebank's  mask ;  The  mask  of 
the  12  months;  The  mask  of  the  4  seasons.  40  pp. 
(Cunningham,  P.,  Jnigo  Jones,  p.  109.)  —  The  Mal- 
content. 96  pp.  (Dodsley,  R.,  Old  plays,  v.  4,  p.  1 ; 
Scott,  Sir  W.,  And.  Brit,  drama,  v.  2,  p.  1.)— Parasit- 
asterj  or  the  fawn,  a  comedy.  115  pp.  (Dilke,  C.  W., 
Old  Eng.  plays,  v.  2,  p.  291.)— From  Sophonisba,  a 
tragedy;  From  Antonio  and  Mellida,  etc.  13  pp. 
(Campbell,  T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  3,  p.  82.)— AVhat  yon 
-will ;  a  comedy.  96  pp.  [Dilk.e,  C.W.,  Old  Eng.  plays, 
V.  2,  p.  195.) 

Marstou's  plays.    20  pp.    (Retrospect.  Rev.  v.  6, 

1822,  p.  113.) 

Dunham,  S.  A.,  and  others.    In  their  Lives  of  the 

lit.  and  scl.  men  of  Great  Britain,  v.  2,  p.  339.  4  pp. 
(Lardner,  D.,  Cab.  C^c. )—Halllwell-Philllpp8,  J.  O. 
Some  account  of  life  and  writings  of  M.  18  pp.  (Mar- 
ston, J.,  Woj-ks,  v.  1,  p.  V.) 

Marston^  John  Westland.  1820—.  Dramatic 
and  poetical  works.    London,  1876.  2  v.  12°. 

3364 
Contents.  Anne  Blake,  v.  1 — Borough  politics, 
V.  2. — Donna  Diana,  v.  2. — Dramatic  scenes  and 
fragments,  v.  2. — Pavoui  itc  of  fortune,  v.  2. — 
General  poems,  v.  2. — Hard  struggle,  v.  2.— Liife 
for  life,  V.  1.— Liife's  ransom,  v.  1.— Marie  de 
Meranie,  v.  1.  —  Patrician's  daughter,  v.  1 — 
Pure  gold.  v.  2.— Sonnets,  v.  2.— Strathmore, 
V.  1.— Wife's  portrait,  v.  2. 

Anne   Blake,  a  play.    35  pp.    (Spencer,   W.  V., 

Boston  theat.  v.  8.)  —  Hard  struggle,  a  domestic 
drama.  21  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  21.)— 
liife's  ransom,  a  play.  44  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V., 
Boston  theat.  v.  14.)— Patrician's  daughter,  a  trag- 
edy.    39  pp.     (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  5.) 

Marston,  Philip  Bourke.  1850-87.  Estranged. 

2  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  54,  1877,  p.  543.)— Garden 
secret.  1  p.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  65,  1882,  p.  614.)— 
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Martelli,  Ugolino.     Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem. 

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of  eminent  Brit,  statesmen,  v.  i,  p.  241.  120  pp. 
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Marten,  Henry  J.    Mode  of  distribution  [of 

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HU  pilgrimes,  v.  1,  p.  314.) 

Mart^ne,  Edmond.  1654-1739.  De  antiquis 
ecclesiae  ritibus.  Rotomagi,  1700-06.  4  v. 
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and  Durand,  Ursin.    Thesaurus  novus 

anecdotorum.  Lutetiae  Parisiorum.  1717. 
5  V.  fo.  —1291 

Contents.  Epistolae  allaque  plura  de  schlsmate  pon- 
tlflcura  Aveuionensinm  monumenta,  v.  2.— Varla 
coucilia,  Episooporum  statuta  synodalia,  illustrlum 
monasleriorum  ac  congregatlonum  decreta,  v.  4 — 
Begum  ac  principum,  aliorumque  Tlrorum  illustrlum 
epistolae  et  diplomats,  t.  1.— Chronica  raria, 
allaque  cum  ecclesiastica  turn  clvllia  omnium  pene 
nationum  monniueiita  historica,  v.  3. — Sanctorum 
patrum,  aliorumque  auctorum  ecclesiasticorum  om- 
nium fere  saeculorum,  a  quarto  ad  decimum  quartum, 
opasciila,  T.  5. 

Veterum  scriptorum  et  monumento- 

rum  historicorura.  dogniaticorum.  moralium 
amplissima  collectio.  Parisiis,  1724-33.  9  v. 
fo.  —4261 

Contents.  Abailard,  or  Abelard,  P.,  Abbot  of  Ruys. 
Rlthmus  de  Sancti  Trluitate,  v.  9.— De  excidlo  urbis 
Aceonls,  V.  3.— Adalberon,  Abp.  of  Treves.  Epistola, 
V.  2.— Adrian,  of  Oudenbosch.  Rerum  Leodiensiura 
sub  Johanne  Heinsbergio  et  Ludovlco  Borbonio  epis- 

copis  opus,  V.  4 Adrlanns  IV,   Pope.    Epistolae, 

Y.  2.— Adnlf,  Bp.  of  Liege.  Statutum,  v.  7.— Almoin. 
Acta  traiislationls  Sancti  Savini  martyris,  v.  6.— Ano- 
nyml  libellus  adversus  errores  AlberonJs,  v.  9. — 
Albertini,  P.,  Bp.  of  Torcello.  Dlalogus  de  orlglne 
ordinls  Servltarum,  v.  6.— Alberto,  of  Sarteano.  Epis- 
tolae selectae,  v.  3. — Alexander  HI,  Pope.  Epistolae, 
V.  2. — Alexander  IV,  Pc^pe.  Lltierae  ad  archlepis- 
copum  Burdigalensem  . . .  de  mode  resistendl  Tartaris, 
V.  7. — Statuta  synodalia  capituU  Amblauensls,  t.  7. 
— Ambrogio,  General  of  the  Camaldules.  Epistolarum 
llbri  XX ;  Praefatlones  In  varias  translatlones  de 
Graeco  In  Latinum  factas;  LItterae  doctisslmorum 
Tlrorum  ad  Ambroslum;  Epistola  ad  Bronlum,  v.  3. — 
Amel|fard,  of  Liege.  Excerpta  ex  libro  II  de  gestls 
Ludovici  XI,  Francorum  regis,  t.  4.— De  beato  Angelo 
de  Massatlo  martyre,  monacho  Camaldulensi,  v.  6. — 
Anonym!  epistolae,  v.  3. — Anselm,  St.,  Abbot  of 
Canterbury.  Miracula;  De  verbis  Anselmi,  v.  6. — 
ApolUnarls,  St.,  Bp.  of  Valence.  Vita,  v.  6.— Con- 
cilium Arnienornm  anno  1342  celebratnm,  v.  7. — 
Statuta  synodalia  ecclesiae  Anreliauensis,  t.  7. — 
Antpert,  .\.,  St.,  Abbot  of  St.  Vincent.  Liber  de  cupl- 
ditate;  Sermo  de  lectlone  evangelica;  Homilia  In 
transflguratlone  Domini,  v.  9 — A  vantage,  J.,  Bp.  of 
Amiens.  Statuta  synodalia  ecclesiae  Amblaueusis,  v.  7. 
— Concilium  Barchinonenge  anno  906  celebratum, 
'V.T.—Btirtholom&euB,St.,AbbotoftheGroltadi  Ferro. 
Vita  Sancti  Nlli  confessoris,  v.  6.— Bartholomaens, 
the  Younger,  Abbot  of  the  Grotta  di  Ferro.  Vilayet  conver- 
satlo;  Vita  brevls,  v.  6.— Acta  yarla  ad  concilium 
Basileeuse  pertinentia,  v.  8.— Beda  Venerabtlis.  Ll- 
bellus  aunalis,  v.  6.— Brevls  narratio  belli  sacrl.v.  5. 
— Berardi,  "/  ^faples.  Epistola  ad  Gregorliini  papam 
X;  Eplsttila  ad  regem  Angliae,  v.  2.— Biblanns,  £^, 
Bp.  of  SaitUes.  Vita,  v.  6.— Statuta  ecclesiae  Biter- 
rensls,  anno  1297  edita.v.  7.— Statuta  edita  pro  ecclesia 
Bitnrieensi,  v.  7— Boniface  (Wiufrid^  St.,  Abp.  of 
Mentz.  Sermones,  v.  9. — Breve  chronicon  Bremense, 
V.  5. — Brunei.  Sententia  de  ordinibus  religlosls,  v.  6. 
— Brnnl,  A.  Vita  Gabriells  Palaeoti  Cardiualis  et 
Bouonlensls  Archieplscopi  prlml,  v.  6.— Brano,  Abp. 
of  Treves.    Epistola,  v.  2.— Responslo  concilll  Burde- 

f;alen8i8,  ad  Alexandrl  IV  epistolam,  v.  7.— Historia 
undationis  monasterii  Caelestluornm  Suessionen- 
Bium.T.  6.— Statuta  synodalia  ecclesiae  Catueiacen- 
Bls,  T.  7.— Statuta  syuodalia  ecclesiae  Caruoteusla, 


V.  7 Rlthmas  de  nece  CaroIi,T.  6. — Versus  de  Carolo 

Bfagno  et  aliis,  v.  6.— Carpesano,  F.  Commentaria 
Buorum  temporum  Ilbris  X  comprehensa  ab  anno  cir- 
citer  1470  ad  annum  1526,  v.  5.— Brevls  historia  ordinls 
Carthnsiensis,  v.  6.  —  Processus  contestationum 
super  sanctitaie  et  doctrlna  beatae  Catbarlnae  de 
Senis.v.  6. — Statuta  synodalia  ecclesiae  Ceuomaueu- 
8i8  anno  1247  emendata,  v.  7. — Cbaeon,  A.  Epistolae, 
V.  3. — Charlemagne.  Capltulare;  Antiquum  capl- 
tulare;  Epistola  ad  Garibaldum  Leodiensem  epts- 
copum ;  Edlctum,  v.  7. — Clemens  IV,  Pope.  Epis- 
tolae, V.2 Epistola ColiegiiCardiualium  ad  prlnclpea 

Italiae,  ut  Clementlana  .  . .  susclpiant,  v.  2. — Cog- 
geshalle,  B.  Chronicon  Terrae  Sanctae  ;  Chronicon 
Angllcanum  ab  anno  1066  ad  1200 ;  Llbellusde  motlbus 

Auglicanis  sub  .lohanne  rege,  v.  5 -Conventus  epls- 

coporura  apud  Coloulam  anno  965,  v.  7.— Commo- 
nltorlnm  cuj  usque  episcopi  ad  sacerdotes  subditos 
sibi,  V.  7.— Tractatus  de  concordia  Veteris  ac  Novl 
Testamentl,  v.  9. — Acta  In  concllio  Constantiensi, 
V.  7.— Tractatus  de  expugnatione  urbis   Coustau- 

ttnopolls,  y.  5 Judlcia   sacerdotalia   de  diversia 

criniiuibus  ex  canonica  auctoritate  sumpta,  v.  7. — 
Cjrpriauns,  T.  C,  St.,  Bp.  of  Otrtkage  [altrilmted  to]. 
Carmen  ad  Felicem  de  resurrectione  mortuorum,  v.  9. 
— Dandiua,  G.,  of  Grammont.  Vita  B.  Hugonis  de 
Lacena,  v.  6.— Delfino,  P.  Epistolae  CCXLII  qua© 
In  edltls  deslderantur;  Oratio  ad  Leonem  X,  v.  3. — 
Donatns,  St.,  Bp.  of  Euria.  Vita,  v.  6.— Liber  miracu- 
lorum  Sancti  Eadmnndt,v.  6. — Kgidio  Antoninl, 
Patriarch  of  ConstanUnople,  Cardinal.  Epistolae  selectae, 
V.  3.— ElEkehard,  Abbot  of  St.  Laurent's,  Crack.  Ll- 
beilus  de  expuguatione  Jerosolymitana,  v.  5. — Eugo- 
lismensiB  synodusanni  clrctter  1112,  v.  7.— Epistola 
Jerosolymitanorum,  v.  5. — Epistolae  pontillclae  se- 
lectae, V.  2.— Etienne.  of  Le  Puy.  Epistola  in  passU 
onem  Sancti  Placidl  martyris  et  sociorura,  v.  6. — 
Libellus  de  mlraculis  Engenli,  v.  6.— Engeulaa 
III,  Pope.  Epistolae,  v.  2. — Lameutum  lacrymabile 
super  his  qui  in  expedJtione  Jerosolymitana 
diversis  morilbus  . . .  Interieruut,  v.  5. — Eanstna,  St., 
Bp.  of  Riez.  Sermones  VI  ad  monachos,  v.  9. — Ker- 
rerio,  G.  Historia,  monasterii  a  Kenlos  ...  in  Scotia, 
V.  6.— Filltol,  A.,  Abp.  of  Aix.  Epistolae ;  Lettre,  v.  8. 
— Floras  Drepanias,  o/ Xy(m«.  Opusculum  de  ex- 
posltione  missae;  Opusculum  adversus  Amalarlum; 
Epistola  adversus  Ubros  Amalarii,  v.  9.  —  Antiquae 
formnlae  oblationis  puerorum  in  monasteriis.  v.  9. 
— Annates  veteres  I''rancomni,v.  3. — Frederlclc  II, 
Empervr  of  Germany.  Epistolae  variae.v.  2. — Preder- 
telc,  Bp.  of  Liege.  Vita,  v.  4.— Geoffroi,  Abbot  of  Mair- 
moulier.  Epistola,  v.  7. — Gerard  d'ltliier.  Prior  of 
Grammcnt.  Vita  Sancti  Stephani  ordinls  Grandimon- 
tensis  institutorls,  v.  6.— Gerbald,  Bp.  of  Liege.  In- 
structio  pastoralls  ad  gregem  suum  ;  Epistola  ad  suae 
dloece3lspresbytero3,v.7. — Statuta  synodalia  ecclesiae 
Gernudensis,  V.  8. — Gllon,  Abp.  of  Sens.  LItterae, 
V.  7.— Giovanni,  D.  dl.  Ex  iibro  IV  de  basilicis  Flo- 
rentinls  dlvae  Genitricl  consecratls,  v.  6.— Girand  de 
Sales,  St.  Vita,  v.  6. — Glnstlnlani,  L.  Oratio  pareu- 
talis  de  dlvo  Carolo  Zeno,  v.  3.— Glossarinm  vocum 

Gallicarum  exotlcarum,  v.  5 Godo,  St.,  Abbot  of  OycL 

Vita,  V.  6. — Acta  varla  ad  reconciliationem  Graeco- 
mm,  quae  in  concllio  Lugduneusi  anno  1274  facta  est, 
spectantia,  v.  7. — Historia  brevls  priorum  Grandi- 
monteuslnm ;  Historia  prolixlor  priorum  Grandi- 

montenslum,  v.  6 Gregorlo  Corrado.    Epistola 

ad  Caeclliam  virginem  de  fugleudo  saeculo,  v.  3. — 
GregorluB  X,  Pope.  Epistolae,  v.  2.— Guarlno,  F. 
Epistolae,  v.  3.— Guidonis,  B.,  Bp.  of  Tuy.  Libellus 
seu  tractatus  maglstrorum  ordinls  Praedlcatorum ; 
Historia  fundationum  conventuum  ordlui*  Praedl- 
catorum Tolosanae  et  Provinclae  provluclarum,  v.  6. 
— Gnillanme,  Abbot  of  Orbais.  Acta  translationis  S. 
Reoll  Archieplscopi  Remensis,  v.  6. — Guillanme,  Bp. 
of  Montauban.  Statuta  synodalia,  v.  8. — Gnillanme, 
Canon  of  Grenoble.  Vita  Margaritae  Burgundiae,  v.  6. 
— Gnillanme  de  Seignelay,  Bp.  of  Auxerre.  Statuta 
pro  Gyeraensibus  Sancti  Stephani  canonicis,  v.  8. — 
Gnillelmns,  Abp.  of  Tyre.  Continuatio  belli  sacrl 
historia,  Galileo  idlomate  ab  antiquo  auctore  ante 
annos  CCCC  conscripta,  v.  5. — Henri,  Abp.  of  Sent, 
LItterae  ad  canonicos  Camotenses,  v.  7.  —  Henri, 
Cardinal-Bp.  of  Albano.  Sententia  adversus  abbatera 
8.  Severl  in  gratlam  Burdigaleusls  monasterii  Sancti 
Crucls,  V.  7.— Hllalre,  St.,  Bp.  of  Poitiers.  Aliquot 
Psalmorum  interpretatlo,  v.  9. — Hildebrand,  Junior. 
Libellus  de  contemplatlone,  v.  9.— Hildegarde,  St., 
Abbess  of  St.  Rupert's  Mount.  Epistolae  variorum  ad 
Sancti  Hlldegardem  cum  eju.sdem  ad  eos  respousis, 
T.  2. — Honorlns  III,  Pope.  Epistola  ad  universog 
Christi  fldelts;  Epistola  A.  ad  Honorum  papam  III, 
V.  5. — Hiignes  I,  Abp.  of  Lyons.  Epistula,  v.  7. — 
Hnguea  III  d' Amiens,  Abp.  of  Rouen.    Tractatus  de 


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raemoria ;  Super  flde  Catholica,  et  oratloue  Dominica ; 
Epistola  ad  Innoceutium  papam  II,  v.  9. — Humbert 
de  Komans.  Extractioues  de  libro  ,  .  .  de  negotlo  ec- 
cleslae  contra  Sarracenos ;  de  scliismate  Graecorum  ; 
de  corrigeadis  in  ecclesia  Latinorum,  v.  7. — Isidore, 
iSt.,  Ahp.  of  Seville.  Regulae  caput  XXV  quod  deest  In 
editls,  V.  9. — Jamea  I,  King  of  Aragon.  Constltutio 
adversus  haereticos,  v.  7.  —  Jfeaii  d'Ipres,  Abbot  of 
St.  Bertin.  Gontluuatum  Sancti  Berttnl  chronicon,  v.  6. 
— De  fellcl  obltu  Johaiiiiae,  v.  G.— Josseliit,  Bp.  of 
Soissons.  Expositio  symboli  et  oratlonibus  Dominicae, 
V.  9.— Justns,  St.  Translatlo,  v.  C— Juveiicus,  C. 
"V.  A.  Liber  in  Genesim,  v.  9.— Iiambert  (le  Petit), 
Monk  of  St.  Jacque's,  Liege.  Chronicon,  a  Reinero  con- 
tinuatum,  v.  5. — Concilli  Liaterauensls  anno  1122 
sub  Callxto  papa  II  celebrati,  v.  7.— Concilil  Latera- 
nensis  anno  1179  sub  Alexandre  III  celebrati  subscrip- 

tiones,  v.  7 Statuta  eccleslae  Lteodieusls  facta  anno 

133G  et  37,  v.  8. — Statuta  eccleslae  Leodleusis  facta  anno 
1352,  V.  8. — Clausulae  extractae  ex  statutis  eccleslae 

Leodiensls,  factis  anno  1358,  v.  8 Leoiie,  of  Marsicn, 

Cardinal-Bp.  of  Ostia.  Acta  translatlouis  Sancti  Men- 
uatis,  V.  C. — Iioiiis  VI,  King  of  France.  Charta,  v.  7. 
— Liouis  VII,  A'tn^r  of  France.  Charta,  v.  7.— liOiiis 
Ui.,St.,  King  of  France.  Epistola  .  .  .  de  felici  obitu 
Sancti  Ludovlci  regis  Francorum,  v.  6.— Concilium 
Iiovltieiise  annl  ISoC,  v.  8.— Maffel,  P.  Epistolae, 
V.  3.— Litterae  capituli  Slajorlsinoiiasterii  ad  capi- 
tulum  Turonense,  v.  7 — luudalio  monasteril  beatae 
Mariae  de  Altaripa,  v.  6.— Martliins  IV,  Fope. 
EiJiatolae,  v.  2,  7.  —  Alartyrologla  seu  caleudaria 
aliqua  autiquissima,  v.  6. — Alassarelli,  A.,  and  Cur- 
tembrosche,  J.  Acta  concilli  Tridenlini;  Addenda, 
V.  8.— Maxiuiiis,  St.,  Bp.  of  Turin.  Honiillae,  v.  9.— 
Concilil  Melediiiieiisis  anno  1257  celebrati  indicatlo, 

V.  7 Concilium  Melfitauum  anno  1284  celebratum, 

V.  7.  —  Mereiirius,  St.  Passlo;  Hlstoria  corporis 
Sancti  Mcrcurll,  v.  6.— Miscellanea  epistolarum  et 
diplomatum,  v.  1. — Concilium  Moguntliiiiin  anno 
1451  celebratum,  v.  8. — Montreuil,  J.  do.    Epistolae 

selectae,  v.  2.— Concilium  IVarboueiise,  v.  7 Ma- 

■varr,  Bp.  of  Conserens.  Seutoniia  lata  in  concUlo  pro- 
vlnciali  anno  1208  apud  Sanctum  Severum  in  capite 
Vasooulae  celebrato,  adversus  ejusdem  vlllae  bur- 
genses,  V.  7. — IViccoli,  N.  de.  Elogium,  v.  3. — Historla 
fuudationis  venerabilis  eccleslae  beatl  Kicolai  Oig- 
niacensls,  v.  6.  —  Nicolas  and  Nicolas  de  Moniigny. 
Continuatlo  historiae  Viconiensis,  v.  6.— Nlcolaus 
III,  Pope.  Kescripta  regi  Franciae  illustri,  v.  2.— 
IVicolaus  IV,  Pope.  Bulla,  v.  2.— Nlcon  (Metanoita), 
St.  Vita,  V.  6.— Nllus,  St.  Tractatus  de  Christiana 
phllosophia,  v.  9.  —  Annales  Novegieiises,  v.  4. — 
Odou,  Bp.  of  Paris.  Addenda  ad  statuta  synodalia, 
Y.  7.— Liber  de  dlversls  ordiiiibus  et  protessionlbus 
quae  sunt  in  ecclesia,  v.  9. — Oresnie,N.,  Bp.  of  Lisieux. 
Liber  de  Antlchristo  et  ejus  minislris,  ac  de  ejusdem 
adventu  slgnls  proplnquls  simul  et  remotis,  v.  9.— 
Paolo  Varnefrido,  of  Aquileja.  Sermo  In  assum- 
tione  Beatae  Mariae  Virglnls ;  Homilia  in  Evangelium, 
V.  9.— Concilium  Parislense,  anno  1212  celebratum; 
Addenda;  Decreta  de  regularibus  et  mouachls,  v.  7. — 
Concilium  Parislense  anno  1248  .  .  .  celebratum,  v.  7. 
— Coucillum  Parislense  anno  1314  celebratum,  v.  7. — 
Concilil  Parislensis  anno  1253  celebrati  decretum  de 
translatloue  capltuU  Carnotensla  ad  Moduntam,  v.  7. 
— Concilil  Parlsleusls  anno  1255  celebrati  seutentia 
adversus  lutorfectores  cantoris  Carnotensla,  v.  7. — 
Concilium  provinciate,  Parlsiis  celebratum  .  .  . 
mense  Martlo  1521,  v.  8.— Pascbalis  II,  Pope.  Epis- 
tola, V.  2.— Paulas  Floreutiuus.  See  Albertlnl,  P. 
— Petrus,  ArcMeacon.  yuaestloues  in  Daniolera  pro- 
photara,  V.  9.— Philip  I,  King  of  France.  Diploma, 
V.  7.— Phola,  T.  Dlarium  actorum  sacrl  concilil 
Tridenlini,  v.  8. — Eragmentum  chronloorum  comltum 
PIctaviae,  ducum  Aqultanlae,  v.  5. — Pierre,  Abbot 
of  Grammont.  Conccsslo  brachil  Sancti  Stephanl  Grau- 
dlmoutensls  cauonlcls  coUeglatae  eccleslae  de  Thlerno 
facta,  V.  6.— Pierre  {le  Vinirable),  Abbot  of  Cluny.  Llbrl 
II  adversus  uefaudam  sectam  Sarraceuorum,  v.  9.— 
Pierre,  of  St.  Pierre-sur-Dive.  Gesta  VII  abbatum 
Beccenslum,  v.  6.— Pletro,  Bp.  of  Albano.  Statuta 
super  dlversls  ordluallonlbus  eccleslae  Leodiensls 
edlta  anno  1250,  v.  8. —Pletro,  Deacon  of  Monte  Casino. 
Prologus  In  vltam  Sancti  PlaclUl ;  Prologus  In  Ubro  de 
locls  Sanctis;  Ortus  et  vita  Justorum  coenobll  Casl- 
nensls,  v.  6.— Acta  concilil  Pisani  annl  1409,  v.  7.— 
Acta  post  concilium  Pisanuni  annl  1409,  v.  7 — Acta 
varla  quae  concilium  Plsanum  pruecesserunt,  v.  7. — 
Pius  IV,  Pope.  Croatlo  Serlpandl  Cardlualls,  v.  3.— 
Poficglo  Braccloltnl,  G.  F.    Epistola  ad  Carolum 

Arciliium  do  fuuere  Nlcolal  clvls  Elorentlnl,  v.  3 

Pontanus,  T.  Epistola  ad  Carolum  Aretluum,  v.  3. 
—  Brovls  historla  convontus  Parlsleusls  Fratrura 
Pracdlcatorum,  v.  6.— Brovls  historla  ordluls  Fra- 


trum  Praedlcatorum,  v.  6.— Numorus  monasterlorum 
monlallura  ordinls  Fratrum  Praedlcatorum,  v.  6.— 
Brevissima  chronica  K.  R.  raaglstorum  geuerallum 
ordinls  Praedlcatorum,  v.  6.— Prioll,  E.  Pro  reveren- 
disslmo  Petro  Delphlno  oratio  funebris,  v.  3.— Sum- 
maria  privilegioruin  eccleslae  Romanae,  v.  2.— 
Concilium  Pruviiieuse  auno  1251  celebratum,  v.  7. — 
Rabauns  Maurns  Magneiitins,  Abp.  of  Mayence. 
In  librum  Josue  llbrl  III,  v.  9.— Radbert  (Paschaslus), 
St.,  Abbot  of  Corbie.  Liber  de  corpore  et  sanguine  Do- 
mini ;  De  flde,  spe,  et  caritate  llbrl  III,  v.  9.— Ratliere, 
Bp.  of  Verona.  Praeloquiorum  llbrl  VI ;  Epistola,  v.  9. 
— Concilium  Ratisponense  anno  932  celebratum,  v. 
7.— Diaeta  Ratispouensis  anno  1454,  v.  8 — Statuta 
synodalia  eccleslae  Reatiiiae  ;  Constltutlones  factae 
In  secuuda  synodo,  v.  8. — Antlqua  regula  monastica, 
v.  9. — Anonyml  dlalogus  de  dlversarum  religlonum 
orlgine,  v.  6.— LlbelU  de  remediis  peccatorum,  editlo 
Sancti  BonltacU,  v.  7. — Concilium  Remense  anno  1157 
celebratum,  v.  7.— Instructlo  bona  in  et  pro  visitanti- 
bus,  in  conclllo  provlnclall  Remensi  composita  anno 
1408,  v.  7.— Reglstrum  epistolarum  Alexandrl  III  pro 
provlncla  Remensi,  quibus  uonnullae  allorum  sum- 
morum  pontlflcum  allaeque  praemlttuntur  epistolae, 
V.  2.— Concilli  Rerneiisis  auno  1302  celebrati  epistola 
adBonifaclum  papam  VIII,  v.  7. — Reparata,  £/.  Acta,, 
V.  G. — Rlcliard,  of  Poitiers,  Monk  of  Cluny.  Chronicon 
ab  anno  754  ad  1153,  v.  5. — Acta  varla  de  dissidio  luter 
Robertnm  eplscopum  et  Hugonem  comltem  Engo- 
lismeusem,  v.  7.— Rodolpbe,  of  Cluny.  Vita  Petri 
Venerabilis  abbatls  Clunlacensis,  v.  6. — Concilli  Ro- 
xnaul  sub  Nlcolao  papa  II  anno  1059  celebrati  sub- 

scrlptlones,  v.  7 Concilium  Romanum   anno  IX 

Gregorll  papae  VII  celebratum,  v.  7. — Observatlones 
in  concilium  Romanum  auno  1099  celebratum,  v.  7. — 
Statuta  iuslgnls  eccleslae  Rotlioniageusis,  anno 
1301  edita,v.8.— Concilium  provinciale  Rotoiuagense 
anno  1342  celebratum,  v.  7. — Rudolpb,  Abbot  of  St. 
Tron.  Acta  translatlouis  sancti  uulus  mllltis  legionls 
Thebaeorum,  v.  G.— Rupert,  Abbot  of  Duyts.  De  vita 
vere  apostolica  dialogorum  llbrl  V,  v.  9.— Sabino,  A. 
De  excldlo  civltatls  Leodiensls  llbrl  VI,  v.  4. — Hlstoria 
monasteril  Sancti  Florentii  Salmurlensls;  Breve 
chronicon  monasteril  Sancti  Florentii  Salmurlensls, 
v.  5. — Historla  Andaglneusls  monasteril  Sancti  Hu- 
berti,  v.  4.— Brevis  historla  Turouensls  Sancti  Ju- 
lian! monasteril,  v.  5.— Historla  Inalgnls  monasteril 
Sancti  L>aurentii  Leodiensls;  Appendix,  v.  4. — 
lusiguls  monasteril  Sancti  Victoria  Vetera  monu- 
menta  nonnulia,  v.  6. — Santacroce,  P.,  Cardinal-Bp. 
of  Albano.  Do  civilibus  Galliae  disseusionibus  com- 
mentarlorum  llbrl  III,  v.  6.— Saxolus,  of  Prato.  Epis- 
tolae, V.  3.— Sedulius,  C.  Carmen  de  Verbl  lucar- 
natlone,  v.  9. — Concilium  Senonense  anno  1280  cele- 
bratum, V.  7.  —  Concilium  Souonense,  sub  Galterio 
Cornut  circa  1239  celebratum,  v.  7.— Concilil  Seno- 
nensis  auno  1256  celebrati  decretum,  v.  7.— Concilium 
Silvauectense  anno  1048  celebratum,  v.  7.— Slxtus 

IV,  Pope.  Excerpta  ex  reglstro  annl  1474,  v.  2.— Vetera 
monumenta  Imperialla  monasteril  Stabulensis  in 
Ardueuna,  v.  2. — Statuta  synodalia  eccleslae  Sues- 
8ionen8is,v.  8.— Versus  devlrls  lllustribus  dioecesls 
Tarvanensis  qui  in  sacra  fuere  expedltione,  v.  5. — 
Concilium  Terraconense  auno  12C6  celebratum,  v.  7. 
— Concilium  Terraconense  anno  1282  celebratum,  v.  7. 
— Concilium  Terraconense  auno  1291  celebratum,  v.  7. 
— Concilium  Terraconense  auno  1317  celebratum,  v.  7. 
— Concilium  Terraconeuso  auno  1323  celebratum,  v.  7. 
—Coucillum  Terraconense  anno  13C9  celebratum,  v.  7. 
— Constltutlones  eplscopl  Sabinenals  anno  1239  In  con- 
clllo Terraconensi  conflrmatae,  v.  7.— Statuta  la 
conclllo  apud  Tolosaiii  promulgata  .  .  .  anno  1219, 

V.  7.— Gesta  pontlflcum  Trajectenslum  et  Loodlen- 
slum  a  Sancti  Romaclo  ad  Vazouem,  v.  4.— Concilli 
Trecensts  anno  llo7  a  Paschal!  papa  II  celebrati 
decreta,  v.  7 Concilium  Trevirense  anno  1227  cele- 
bratum, v.  7. — Concilium  Trevirense  anno  1238  cele- 
bratum, V.  7 Concilium  Trevirense  provinciale,  J ussu 

Eugenll  papae  III  celebratum,  v.  7.— Gesta  Trevi- 
rensluin  Archlepiscoporum  ab  anno  Chrlstl  880  ad 
annum  1456;  Appendix,  v.  4.— Tropbiines,  St.  lu- 
ventlo,  translatlo,  et  mlraculn,  v.  6.  —  Chronicon 
Turonense,  v.  6 — Vrbanus  IV,  Pope,  Epistolae, 
V.  2.— Eplatola  CoUeglt  Cardluallum  ad  Venatos,  v.  2. 
—  Historla  Viconiensis  mouasiorii;  Continuatlo 
historiae  Viconiensis  a  Nlcolao,  v.  G.— Concilli  Vicn- 
nensls  anno  1112  celebrati  subscrlptlones,  v.  7 — 
Synod  us  Vlennensls  annl  907,  v.7.— Placltum  de  banuo 
de  Vlriliaco,  v.  2.— Vital.  Vita  Sancti  Bertrandl 
Convonarum  eplscopl,  v.  6.— Vivien,  of  Primonlri. 
Harmonla  slve  tractatus  de  Uboro  arbltrlo  et  gratia, 
V.  0.— Walon,  Monk  of  Jiautmont.  Brevis  vita,  v.  6.— 
Acta  varla  deexauctoratlonoAVcnceslai  Imporatorls 
et  Rupertl  itldom  Imperatorls  olectloue,  v.  4.— Wl- 


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Martens,  Georg  Friedrich  von.  1756-1821. 
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H— ,  E.     Illustration  of  M.     3  pp.      (Valpy,  A.  J., 

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Ingenio  et  operibns  dlssertatlo.  28  pp.  (Martia- 
lis, M.  v.,  Epigrammata,  v.  1,  p.  xxlv  ;  Lemalre,  N.  E., 
Biblioth.  class.  £af.)— Koestlln,  H.  Krltische  bemer- 
kuugen  zu  M.  16  pp.  (Philologus,  y.  36,1811,  p.  269.)— 
]>Ierula,  G.  Ad  versus  Domlcil  Commentarios  In  Mar- 
tialem ad  Marcum  Antonium  Miaurocenum.  49  pp. 
(Enarrationes  satyrarum  Juvenalis.) — Slorin,  H.  Dif- 
fSrentes  conjectures  sur  rAnchlalus  de  M.  10  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  2, 1736,  p.  343.) 
— Recensus  codicum  MSS,  qui  In  blbllotbecls  Brl- 
taunicis  asservantur.  2  pp.  (Martialis,  M.  V.,  Epi- 
grammata, V.  3,  p.  1478:  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.) — Re- 
census  editiouuiu  M.  Val.  Martialis.  19  pp.  (Mar- 
tialis, M.  v.,  Epigrammata,  v.  3,  p.  1459:  Valpy,  A.  J., 
Script.  Z^at. )—ScIineideTi'in,  F.  W.  M.  Valerius  Mar- 
tialis Cocus.  2  pp.  (Zeits.f.  AUerthumsw.  v.  7,  1840,  p. 
363.)— Stobbe,  H.  F.  Die  gedlchte  Martial's.  49  pp. 
(Philologus,  v.  26,  1867,  p.  44  ;  v.  27,  1868,  p.  630.) 

Martial  and  his  times.    43  pp.    (Westm.  Rev.  n. 

8.  V.  3,  1853,  p.  408.)— Rader,  M.  M.  Val.  Martialis 
vita.  11  pp.  (Martialis,  M.  V.,  Epigrammata,  v.  1,  p. 
xlii:  Lemalre,  N.  E.,  Biblioth.  class.  Lat.  v.  1,  p.  8: 
Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.) 

Martianay,  Jean.  1647-1717.  Commentarii 
et  notae  in  S.  Hieronymi  libros.  See  Hiero- 
nymus  Sophronius,  E.,  St.,  Opera.,  v.  1-1 1. 

— —  Dlssertatlo  In  verslonem  Italicam  Evangelll  secun- 
dum Mattbaeum,  descrlptl  ex  codd.  Corbeiensi  et 
Sangermaneusi.  6  pp.  (Migne,  3.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
12,  p.  59.) 

Nlceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  dee  hommes,  v.  1. 

Martigiiac,  Jean  Baptiste  Silvere  Gaye,  Vi- 

comte  de.  B^chard,  F.  Le  rainist^re  M.  15  pp. 
(  Correspondanl,  n.  s.  v.  C6,  1876,  p.  41.) 

Martign^*  Rainaud  de.    Haureau,  B.    Une 

election  d'eveque  au  XII  sifecle.  15  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux 
monies,  1870,  2  p6r.  v.  88,  p.  548.) 

martin,  St.,  Bp.  of  Braga.    —580  or  583. 

Opuscula  septem:  Formula  houestae  vltae;  Libellus 
de  morlbus;  Pro  repelleuda  jactantia;  Desuperljia; 
Exhortatlo  humiUtatls ;  De  ira  ;  De  Pascha ;  Varll  ver- 
sus. 16  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Pairo/.  s.iai.  V.  72,  p.  21.)— 
De  origine  tdolorum.  6  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Auctor.  classic. 
V.  3,  p.  379.)— EplstolaadMironemSuevorumregem. 
2  pp.    (Achory,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  312.) 

martin,  St.,  Bp.  of  Tours.    316-400.    Trinae 

unltiiils  et  unlus  Trlnltatls  confeaslo.  1  p.  (Migno,  J. 
P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v.  18,  p.  11.) 

Reinkens,  J.  H.    Martin  von  Tours,  der 

wunderthaetige  moench  und  bischof .     1876. 

Alciiiii.   Do  vita  Sancti  Martini  Turonensis.    4  pp. 

(Migno,  .T.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  101,  p.  6.57.)— Kracle, 
Jip.  of  Liige.  Rolatio  miracull  Sanetl  Martini.  2  pp. 
(MIg'ne,  3.  V.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  135,  p.  947.)— Fortuua- 
tiis,  v.  H.  C,  Up.  of  Poitiers.  Vita  Sanetl  Martini.  32 
pp.  (MIgao,  .7.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  88,  p.  363.)— La  vie 
de  Saint  M.    137  pp.    ( With  Sever  us,  B.,(Euvret,  Ir.  par 


M.  Herbert,  v.  2,  p.  231.)— Gregolre,  <J.  F.,  St.,  Bp.  of 
Tours.  De  mlraculls  Sanetl  Martini.  49  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  71,  p.  913.)— Herbert,  Abp.  of 
Tours.  Mlracula  beatl  Martini.  9  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  129,  p.  1035.)— Odon,  St.,  Abbot  of 
Cluny  [attributed  to].  De  reversione  beatl  Martini  a 
Burgundia.  12  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  133, 
p.  815.) — Paulinus,  of  PMgueux.  De  vitaSancti  Mar- 
tini Ubrl  VI.  32  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  61, 
p.  1009.)— Sernio  in  laitdem  S.  Martini  Turonen- 
sls.  2  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Patrum  nov.  biblioth.  v.  1,  pt.  1,  p. 
500.)— Severus,  S.  Vita  Sanetl  Martini.  29  pp.  (Libri 
qui  supersunt,  p.  109;  Corpus  script,  eccles.  Lat.  v.  1; 
Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  20,  p.  159.) 

Martin, /S^.,o/X<eon.  13  cent.  Opera  omnia. 
Parisiis,  1855.  2  v.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Pa- 
trol, s.  Lat.  V.  208,  209.)  —2293 
Contents.  Expositio  Ubrl  Apocalypsls,  v.  2. — Ex- 
positlo  in  epistolam  I  B.  .Tacobi,  v.  2. — Expositio  in 
epistolam  I  B.  Joannis,  v.  2. — Expositio  in  epistolam 
B.  Petri,  v.  2. — Sermones,  v.  1,  2. 

Lucas,  Bp.   of  Tuy.    Vita   sancti    Martini.    8  pp. 

(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  208,  p.  9.) 

'9t.a,rtin9  of  Montier-Neuf.    11  cent.    Exfrag- 

mento  hlstorlae  Monasterii"  Novi  Plctavensis.  4  pp. 
(Bouquet,  M.,  liec.  hist.  Gaules,  \.  11,  p.  118.) 

Martin,  of  Poitiers.    Fragmentum  historiae 

monasterii  Plctavensis.  6  pp.  (Martene,  E.,  and  Du- 
rand,  U.,  Thes.  nov.  anec.  v.  3,  p.  1209.) 

Martin,  of  St.  Emmeramne'^s.    15  cent.  Epis- 

tola.  2  pp.  (CEfele,  A.  F.  von,  Rer.  Boie.  script,  v.  1, 
p.  346.) 

Martin,  of  Troppau,  Abp.  of  Gnesen.    — 1278 

or  '79.  Chronicon  pontlflcum  et  Imperatorum  edente 
Ludewlco  Welland  ;  Continuationes  chronlcl.  121pp. 
(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  22,  p.  377  ;  v.  24,  p.  251.) 

Niceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  14. 

Martin,  A.  S.     The  butterfly  and  the  child . 

1  p.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  82,  1873,  p.  571.)— Death 
and  life.  1  p.  (KubifretTniu.  ifagr.  v.  83, 1874,  p.  265.)— 
The  dirge  of  the  year.  1  p.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v. 
83,  1874,  p.  196.) 

Martin,  Adam.  Index  to  various  repertories, 
books  of  orders,  and  decrees,  and  other  rec- 
ords, preserved  in  the  Court  of  Exchequer. 
London,  1819.     8°.    {Gt.  Brit.  Record  comm.) 

—3353 

Martin,  Albert.  Les  scolies  du  manuscrit 
d'Aristophane  aRavenne,  etude  et  collation. 
Paris,  1882.     8°.  3265 

Martin,  Arthur  Marie.    Lasteyrie,   F.  de. 

Notice  sur  la  vie  et  les  travaux  du  M.  10  pp.  (Soc. 
roy.  des  antlq.  de  France,  Bull.  1857-58,  p.  27 ;  witli 
Mim.  V.  24,  1859.) 

Martin,  Benjamin  Ellis.     Mr.  and  Mrs.  Dion 

Bouclcault.  18  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L., 
Actors  and  actresses,  v.  5,  p.  77.)— John  Brougham.  24 
pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L.,  Actors  and  act- 
resses, V.  3,  p.  273.) 

Martin,  Bon  Louis  Henri.  1810-85.  Daniel 
Manin  and  Venice  in  1848-49.  Tr.  by 
Charles  Martel.  With  an  introduction  by 
Isaac  Butt.     London,  1862.     2  v.  p.  8°.    3546 

Histoire  de  France  depuis  les  temps  les 

plus  recules  jusqu'en  1789.  Paris,  1865.  17  v. 
8°.  1664 

Histoire  de  France  depuis  1789  jusqu'a 

nos  jours.  2  ed.  Paris,  1878-85.  8  v.  8°.  (Rev. 
of,  by  A.  Grancolas,  in  Correspondant,  n.  s. 
v.  41,  1869,  p.  377;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  106,  1857, 
p.  382.)  1605 

Voltaire  et  Rousseau  et  la  philosophie  du 

18  8iecle.     Paris,  1878.     16°.  5896 

Martin,  Charles  Trice  {Ed.)  Registrum 
epistolarum  fratris  Johannis  Peckham.  See 
Peckham,  J. 

Martin,  Maj.-Gen.  Claude.    Davenport,  R. 

A.     Jn  his  Lives  of  Individuals  ...  p.  283.     14  pp. 

Martin,  David.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

hommes,  v.  21. 


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Martin,  Edward  Winslow.  Life  and  public 
services  of  Schuyler  Colfax,  together  -vrith 
his  most  important  speeches.    New  York. 

1868.  8°.  3784 
Martin.  Ernst.    Zur  gralsage.    Strassburg, 

1880.  8°.  (Brink,  B.  ten,  and  others,  Quel- 
len  undforschungen,  v.  42.)  — 3166 

Goethe  In  Strassburg.    32  pp.  {Sawtml.  wissens.  vortrg. 

V.  6,  1871,  p.  513.) 

[Ed.)    Ungedruckte  briefe  von  und  an 

Johann  Georg  Jacobi.     See  Jacobi.  J.  G. 

Martin,  Frances.  Angelique  Amauld.  Ab- 
bess of  Port  Royal.   3  ed.   London,  1876.  12°. 

5811 

Martin,  Francois,  .^&&^.  1814—.  Del'avenir 
du  protestantisme  et  du  catholicisme.  Paris. 

1869.  8°.  —3287 

Le  R.  P.  Isaac  Jogues  de  la  compagnie  de 

Jesus,  premier  apotre  des  Iroquois.  Paris, 
1873.     16°.  5877 

Martin,  Frangois  Xavier.  LL.  D.      History 

of  Louisiana.  46  pp.  (Rev.  ol  in  Am.  Quart.  Rev.  \.  9, 
1831,  p.  186.1 

Ballard,  H.  A.    Discoarse  on  the  life,  character, 

and  writings  of  M.  24  pp.  (French,  B.  ¥.,  HUt.coU. 
of  La.  V.  2, 1S50,  p.  17.) 

Martin,  Frederick.  1833-83.  ffistory  of 
Lloyd's  and  of  marine  insurance  in  Great 
Britain  .  .  .     London,  1876.     8°.  —1395 

Statesman's   year    book,  statistical  and 

historical  annual  of  the  states  of  the  civilised 
world,  1869-82.  London.  1870-83.  14  v.  8". 
(Rev.  of  in  Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  52,  1872. 
p.  523.)  —3356 

X,,U.—\o\a.  for  1883-86  by  J.  8.  Eeltie. 

Martin,  Gregory.     — 1582.     Pro  veteri  et 

vera  Graecarum  literarum  prouuntlatlone  ...  48  pp. 
(Havercamp,  S.,  Sylloge  altera  teript.  de  Unffuae  Gr.  pro- 
Rtmttattolu,  p.  575.) 

Martin,  Helen  Faucit,  Lady.    Lowe,  R.  W. 

Helen  Faucii.  18pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Hutton, 
li.,  Actors  and  aclressei,  v.  4,  p.  171.) 

Martin,  Henry  Newell.  The  human  body, 
an  account  of  its  structure  and  activities, 
and  the  conditions  of  its  healthv  working. 
New  York,  1881.    12°.    (Am.  Sd.'S.)     —1676 

H<  iw  skulls  and  backbones  are  built.  23  pp.  (Mar- 
tin, H.  N..  and  others,  Lecturet .  .  .totke  emvloyet  of  the 
B.  and  O.  R.  R.  Co.  p.  9.) 

and  Brooks,  W.  K.  [Eds.)  Johns  Hop- 
kins University.  Studies  from  the  biological 
laboratory.     Baltimore.  1879-87.     5  v.  8°. 

and  others.    Lectures  delivered  to   the 

employes  of  the  Baltimore  and  Ohio  Railroad 
Company.    Baltimore.  1882.    8°.  1116 

ContenU.    Brooks,  W.  K.    On  some  methods  of  lo- 
comotion In  animals.— Martin,  H.  X.     How  skulls 

and  backbones  are  built Seds^Tlek,  W.  T.     On 

fermentation.— Se wall,  H.    How  we  move. 

Martin,  Mrs.  Herbert.  Memories  of  70  years. 
London,  1883.     12°.  4891 

Beauchamp  and  Co.    15  pp.    (Frater's  Mag.  n.  s.  v. 

25, 1881,  p.  84.) 

Martin,  Jean  de.    12  cent.    [Charta.l    2  pp. 

i.\chery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  536.) 

Martin,  Jean.   —1553.  Niceron,  J.  P.  Mem. 

des  hommes,  v.  42. 

Martin,    John.    Illustrations  of  the  Bible. 

13  i.p.  (Kev.  of  In  Westm.  Ret.  v.  20,  1834,  p.  452.)— 
British  painters.  Mr.  Martin.  14  pp.  {Edin.  Rer. 
V.  49, 1829,  p.  459.)— Thor«,  T.  E.  J.    In  kit  Hist,  des 

peintres :  Ecole  anglaise.    4  pp. 

Martin,  John.    Account  of  the  natives  of  the 

Tonga  islands  in  the  South  Pacific  ocean. 

"With  an  original  grammar  and  vocabulary 

of  their  language,  compiled  and  arranged 

Past  IV.-14. 


from  the  extensive  communications  of  Mr. 

William  Mariner.  London,  1818.  2  v.  8°.  3425 
Martin,  John.     1791-1855.    Bibliographical 

catalogue  of  books   privately  printed  .  .  . 

London.  1834.     8°.  L.84 

The  same.    2ed.   London,  1854.   8°.  W.14 

Martin,  John  H.     Manual   of  microscopic 

mounting,  with  notes  on  the  collection  and 

examination  of  objects.      2  ed.      London. 

1878.     8°.  —1675 

Historical  sketch  of  Bethlehem  in  Penn- 
sylvania, with  some  account  of  the  Moravian 
church.     2  ed.     Phila.  1873.     r.  8°.         3571 

Martin,  Joseph.  Comprehensive  description 
of  Virginia,  and  the  District  of  Columbia. 
To  which  is  added  a  history  of  Virginia, 
from  its  first  settlement  to  the  year  17.54, 
with  an  abstract  of  the  principal  events  from 
that  i>eriod  to  the  independence  of  Virginia, 
by  W.  H.  Brockenbrough.  Richmond,  n.  d. 
8°.  3585 

Martin,  Konrad.  Bp.  of  Paderbom.  A 
bishop's  liberty  of  conscience  under  the  German  Em- 
pire.    13  pp.     I  Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  31,  p.  74.) 

Martin,  Louis  Aime.  1782-1847.  Pland'une 
bibliotheque  universelle  . . .   Paris.  1837.   8°. 

L.114 

Essal  sur  la  vie  et  les  onvrages  de  Bemardin  de 

Saint  Pierre.  271  pp.  (Saint  Pierre,  J.  H.  B.  de,  Qiitvres 
eompU  y.  1,  p.  1.) 

On  the  education  of  women.     7  pp.    (Bev.  of  in 

Wettm.  Rer.  t.  22,  1835,  p.  5(H.)— Osgood,  S.  Martin 
on  the  education  of  mothers.  19  pp.  ( Ckr.  Ezam.  v. 
38. 1840,  p.  44.) 

(Ed.)  Lettres  ediflantes  et  curieuses con- 

cemantl'Asie.  I'Afrique,  et  I'Amerique.  See 
Lettres. 

Martin,  Louis  Auguste.  1811 — .  Histoire 
de  la  Gaule  depuis  les  temps  les  plus  recules 
jusqu'a  la  chQte  de  TEmpire  romain.  Paris, 
1848.    8°.  2^94 

Martin,  Luther.     1744-1826.     Speech  on  the 

federal  convention.  28  pp.  (Moore,  F.,  Am.  tUxfunct, 
V.  1,  p.  373.) 

Life  of  M.    8  pp.    (Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J., 

yai.  portr.  gallery,  T.  4.) 

Martin,  M.  A  voyage  to  Saint  Kilda  .  .  . 
To  which  is  added  an  account  of  Roderick, 
the  late  impostor  there.  Glasgow,  1818.  13°. 
(Miscel.  Scotica,  v.  2.)  2567 

The  same.    London.  1809.    4°.     (Pinker- 
ton,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  3.)  2432 

Account  of  the  second  sight,  in  Irish,   called 

Taish.  32  pp.  {MitceL  Scotica,  r.  3,  p.  175.) — A  descrip- 
tion of  the  ^Vestem  Island*  of  Scotland.  128  pp. 
(Pinkerton,  J.,  Voyages,  t.  3,  p.  572;  Bev.  otlnFraser's 
Mag.  n.  a.  v.  17. 1878.  p.  428.) 

Martin,  Ma^  E.     Gilbert  Wakefield.     22 

pp.    (Martin,  Mrs.  H.,  Memories  of  70  years,  p.  175.) 

Martin,  Paulin,  VAbbe.    1840—.    Lettre  de 

M.  de  Pressens^,  ripouse  de  M.  I'Abb^  M.  18  pp. 
(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  36, 1881,  p.  146.) 

Voeldeke,  T.     De  la  m^trique  chez  les  Syrlens. 

Fitf  M.  I'Abbe  M.  10  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  geaells. 
Zeits.  V.  34, 1880,  p.  569.) 

Martin,  Pierre  Dominique.  1771-1855.  De- 
scription hydrographique  des  provinces  de  B^ny- 
Soueyf  et  du  Fayoum.  72  pp.  {Descript.  de  I'Egypte, 
V.  16,  p.  1.)— Notice  sur  un  grand  monument  souter- 
raln^roaestdelavllled'Alexandrie.  12  pp.  (Deteript, 
de  I'Egypte,  v.  5,  p.  519.) 

Martin,  Robert  (Ed.)  Collected  works  of 
P.  M.  Latham.     See  Latham.  P.  M. 

Martin,  Robert  Montgomery.  British  colo- 
nies, their  history,  extent,  condition,  and 
resources.    London,  n.  d.    6  v.  r.  8°.      1522 


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Aden.v.  6. 
Africa,  v.  i. 
Ascension  Island,  v.  4. 
Auckland  Islands,  v.  3. 
Australia,  v.  2. 
Borneo,  v.  6. 

British  North  America,  v.  1 
Cape  or  Good  Hope,  v.  4. 
Ceylon,  v.  6. 
Chatham  islands,  v.  3. 
Eastern  archipelago,  v.  6. 
Falkland  Islands,  v.  3. 
Gibraltar,  v.  6. 
Gozo  island,  v.  6. 
Heligoland,  v.  6. 
Hong  Kong,  v.  6 


Contents. 

India,  V.  5. 

Ionian  islands,  v.  6. 

Malacca,  v.  6. 

Malta,  V.  6. 

Mauritius,  v.  6. 

Mediterranean  settlements, 

V.  6. 
Natal,  V.  4. 
New  Zealand,  v.  3. 
Norfolk  island,  v.  3. 
Penang,  v.  6. 
St.  Helena,  v.  4. 
Singapore,  v.  6. 
Tasmania,  or  Van  Diemeu's 

land,  V.  3. 
West  Indies,  v.  4. 
(Rev.  of  In  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  3, 1834,  p.  647.) 

■  China,  political,  commercial,  and  social; 
in  an  official  report  to  Her  Majesty's  gov- 
ernment.    London,  1847.     2  v.  8°.  8445 

History,    antiquities,     topography,    and 

statistics  of  eastern  India ;  comprising  the 
districts  of  Behar,  Shahabad,  Bhagulpoor, 
Goi'uckpoor,  Dinajepoor,  Puraniya,  Ronggo- 
poor,  and  Assam.  London,  1838.  3  v.  8°.  3454 

History  of  the  colonies  of  the  British  Em- 
pire in  the  "West  Indies,  South  America, 
North  America,  Asia,  Austral- Asia,  Africa, 
and  Europe.    London,  1843.     r.  8",         1523 

Hudson's  Bay  territories  and  Vancouver's 

Island,  vs'ith  an  exposition  of  the  chartered 
rights,  conduct,  and  policy  of  the  Hon.  Hud- 
son'sJBay  Corporation.  London,  1849.  8°.  1635 

^—  Ireland  before  and  after  the  union  vpith 
Great  Britain.    London,  1843.     8°.  2575 

Ireland,  as  It  was,  is,  and  ought  to  be.    8  pp.    (Rev. 

of  In  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  3,  1834,  p.  583.)— Statistics  of 
the  colonies  of  the  British  Empire.  14  pp.  (Rev.  of  in 
Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  13,  1839,  p.  391.) 

HCartin,  Sarah.    Life  of  Sarah  M,    Prison 

visiting.     21  pp.     (Edin.  Rev.  v.  85, 1847,  p.  320.) 

Martin,  Sir  Theodore.  1816—.  Horace. 
Phila.  1880.  16°.  (Collins,  W.  L.,  And. 
classics  for  Eng.  readers.)  (Rev.  of  in  BlacJc- 
wood's  Mag.  v.  131,  1882,  p.  310 ;  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  133,  1871,  p.  530.)  3217 

■ Life  of  H.   R.   H.   the  Prince  Consort. 

London,  1875-80.  5  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  117,  1875,  p.  114  ;  v.  120, 
1876,  p.  611 ;  V.  123, 1878,  p.  201  ;  v.  125, 1879, 
p.  611  ;  V.  127,  1880,  p.  500  ;  by  L.  Quesnel, 
in  Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  69,  1876,  p.  651 ; 
V.  74,  1878,  p.  32  ;  v.  79,  1879,  p.  805 ;  v.  83, 
1880,  p.  193  ;  Edin.  Bev.  v.  141,  1875,  p.  272 ; 
V.  147,  1878,  p.  144  ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  138, 1875, 
p.  107  ;  V.  142,  1876,  p.  513  ;  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s. 
V.  51, 1877,  p.  59  ;  v.  53,  1878,  p.  430 ;  v.  56, 
1879,  p.  147 ;  v.  58,  1880,  p.  109.)  4896 

■ Life  of  Lord  Lyndhurst,  from  letters  and 

papers  in  possession  of  his  family.  London, 
1883.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v. 
135,  1884,  p.  251.)  4893 

Memoir  of  William  Edmondstoune  Ay- 

toun.  Edinburgh,  1867.  p.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  70,  1867,  p.  587.)    4817 

(Tr.)  Faust,  a  dramatic  poem.  SeeQoethe, 

J.W. 

~—  Notice  of  M.  18  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  90,  1877, 
p.  674.) 

and  AytOlin,  William  Edmondstoune. 

Book  of  ballads.  7  pp.  (Rev.  of  lu /Vaser'«  i/ao.  v.  31, 
1845,  p.  415.) 

martin,  Thomas.  Character  of  Lord  Bacon: 
his  life  and  works.  London,  1835.  16°. 
(Rev.  of  inWestm.  Rev.\.  2, 1836,  p.  518.)  4887 


Martin,  Thomas.  Circle  of  the  mechanical 
arts  ;  containing  practical  treatises  on  the 
various  manual  arts,  trades,  and  manufac- 
tures.    London,  1813.     4°.  1143 

Martin,  Thomas  Henri.  1813—.  La  vie  fu- 
ture suivant  la  foi  et  suivant  la  raison.  3 
ed.  revue  et  augmentee.    Paris,  1870.     12°. 

—4225 

Darboy,  G.,  Jhb^.    DeGSrando.    M.  Henri  Martin. 

14  pp.     {Correspondant,  v.  26,  1850,  p.  619.) 

Martin,  W.  A.  P.  The  Chinese,  their  edu- 
cation, philosophy,  and  letters.  New  York, 
1881.     12°.  1498 

Martin,  William.  Catalogue  d'ouvrages  re- 
latifs  aux  fles  Hawaii.  Essai  de  bibliogra- 
phie  hawaienne.     Paris,  1867.    12°.        W.55 

Martin,  William  Charles  Linnaeus.  Gen- 
eral introduction  to  the  natural  history  of 
mammiferous  animals,  with  a  particular 
view  of  the  physical  history  of  man,  and  the 
more  closely  allied  genera  of  the  order  qua- 
drumana,  or  monkeys.     London,  1841.     8°. 

—2616 

The  hog.    108  pp.    (Knight,  0.,  Farmer's  Libr.  v.  2, 

p.  389.)— The  ox.  184  pp.  (Knight,  C,  Farmer's  Libr.  v. 
1,  p.  1.)— Poultry.  115  pp.  (Knight,  C,  Farmer's  Libr. 
V.  2,  p.  493.)— The  sheep.  220  pp.  (Kuight,  C,  Farm- 
er's Libr.  V.  2,  p.  1.) 

Martin.    See  also  Martyn. 

Martin  Chuzzlewit.  Dickens,  C.  J.  H.  1264 

Martin  de  Moussy,  Jean  Antoine  Victor. 
1810-69.  Description  geogi'aphique  et  statis- 
tique  de  la  Confederation  argentine.  Paris, 
1860-64.  3  V.  r.8°,  and  atlas,  fo.  1623,  atlas  1651 

Martin  des  Palli^rcs.  1823-76.  Cam- 
pagne  de  1870-71.    Orleans.   Paris,  1872.   8°. 

1693 

Martin  Mar-Prelate.  See  Mar-Prelate,  M. 

Martin  Martir,  erzaehlung.     114  pp.    Ar- 

nim,  L.  A.  vou,  Saemmt.  werlce,  v.  4,  p.  71. 

Martin  Relph.     26  pp.     Browning,  R., 

Dramatic  idyls,  1  s.  p.  1. 

Martina,  gedicht.  Langenstein,  H.  von. 
[Bihlioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  38.)  — 3115 

Martindale,  Adam.  1623-86.  Life  of, 
written  by  himself.  Ed.  by  Rev.  R.  Parkin- 
son. [Manchester],  1845.  4°.  {Chetham  Soc. 
V.  4.)  2536 

Martin-Doisy,  Felix.  1795-1878.  Diction- 
naire  d'economie  charitable  ou  expose  his- 
torique,  theorique,  et  pratique  de  1 'assistance 
religieuse,  publique,  et  privee,  ancienne  et 
moderne  .  .  .  Paris,  1855-57.  4  v,  r.  8°. 
(Migne,  J.  P. ,  Trois.  encyc.  theol.Y.  5-8. )  —2212 

Contents. 
Administration-Aveugles,  v.  1. 
IJatimeuts  hospitjUiors-Charlt6  k  l'6tranger,  v.  2. 
Charitfi  legale-Congrfigations  hospltailferes,  v.  3. 
Contaglou-Syst^mes  i)6ultentiares,  v.  4. 

Origines  et  fondements  de  la  liberie,  de 

I'egalite,  etdelafraterniteparmi  leshommes: 
histoire  de  la  charite  pendant  les  4  premieres 
sidcles  de  I'ere  chretienne.     Paris,  1848.   8°. 

—1385 
Martin-Dupont,  Ferdinand.  Beaussire,  E. 

TJu  apotre.  10  pp.  (Jieo.  d.  deux  mondes,  1878,  3  p6r.  v. 
30,  p.  460.) 

Martineau,  Harriet.  1802-76.  Autobio- 
graphy. Ed.  by  M.  W.  Chapman.  3  ed. 
Boston,  1878.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  121,  1877,  p.  472  ;  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  143,  1877.  p.  484.)  4841 

Biographical    sketches,   1852-68.      2  ed. 

London,  1869.    p.  8°.  8844 


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Beaufort,  Sir  F. 

Berry,  MUs  M. 

Blomfleld,  C.  J.,  Bp.  of  Lon- 
don. 

Brougham, H.,BaronBrougr  ft- 
am  and  Vaux. 

Bruce,  J.,  Earl  of  Elgin  and 
Kincardine. 

Byron,  A.  I.  M.,  Lady. 

Campbell,  J.,  Baron  Camp- 
bell. 

Clinton,  H.  P.  F.  P.,  Duke  of 
Nemcastle. 

Combe,  G. 

Copley,  J.  S.,  Baron  Lynd- 
hurst. 

Croker,  J.  W. 

Denman,  T.,  Baron  Dmman. 

De  Qulncy,  T. 

Frederick  William  IV,  King 
of  Prustia. 

Hallam,  H. 

Herbert,  S.,  1  Bar(/n  Berber C 
of  Lea. 

Howard,  Or.  W.  F.,  7  Earl  of 
Carlisle. 

Humboldt,  F.  W.  H.  A.,  Frei- 
herr  you. 

Hume,  J. 

Jameson,  Mrs.  A.  M. 

Landor,  W.  S. 

Lockhart,  J.  Or. 


Contents. 

Macaulay,  T.  B.,  Baron  Ma- 

caulay. 
Marcet,  Mrs.  J.  H. 
Mary,  Duchess  of  Gloucester. 
Mathew,  Rev.  T. 
Metteruicb,    0.   W.    N.    L., 

Fuerst  von. 
Mitford,  M.  R. 
Murray,  J.  A.,  Lord. 
Napier,  Sir  W.  F.  P. 
Nicholas  I,  Emperor  of  Rus- 
sia. 
Nlcholls,  Mrs.  C.  B. 
Opie,  Mrs.  A. 
Owen,  R. 
Paget,    H.   W.,    Marquis    of 

Anglesey. 
Petty   Fltz   Maurice,  H.,  3 

Marquis  of  Lansdowne. 
Richardson,  Sir  J. 
Roberts,  D. 
Rogers,  S. 
Somerset,   J.   H.   F.,  Baron 

Raglan. 
Temple,  H.  J.,  Viscount  Pal- 

merston. 
Vane,  C.  W.,  3  Marquis  of 

Londonderry. 
Victoria      Maria     Louisa, 

Duchess  of  Kent. 
Whately,  R.,  Abp.  of  Dublin. 
Wilson,  Prof.  J. 
Wordsworth,  Mrs.  M.  H. 

—  Eastern  life,  present  and  past.  London, 
1848.  3  V.  13°.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  8,  1848,  p.  432 ;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  49,  1848,  p. 
814.)  1406 

—  History  of  England  during  the  30  years' 
peace,  1816-46.  London,  1849-50.  2  v.  r.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  11,  1850,  p. 
355.)  1532 

—  History  of  the  British  Empire  during  the 
first  half  of  the  19  century.  Being  an  intro- 
ductory narrative  of  events  from  1800  to 
1815  and  history  of  the  peace,  from  1815  to 
present  time.     London,  1852.     8°.  1553 

—  Retrospect  of  western  travel.  London, 
1838.  2  V.  p.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v. 
67,  1838,  p.  180 ;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  28,  1838,  p. 
470.)  2406 

—  AII^«ral.  1  p.  {Eraser's  Mag.  y.  41,  1850,  p.  166.)— 
Ksaais  sur  la  chambre  de  malade.  26  pp.  {BibliotK 
univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  v.  2,  1*46,  p.  C4.) — The  Factory- 
boy.  3  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  2,  1851,  p.  660.)— The 
Farm  laborer:  the  father,  the  son.  6  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  Y.  2,  1851,  pp.  674,  784.)— Sea-side  sonnets.  3 
pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  42,  1850,  p.  302.j— Sketches 
from  lire.    11  pp.     {Harper's  Mag.  v.  2,  1851,  p.  372.) 

—  Billow  and  tlie  rock.  16  pp.  {Rev.  of  In  Edin. 
Rev.  V.  85,  1847,  p.  461.)— Cousin  Marsball.  11  pp. 
(Rev.  of  In  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  6,  1832,  p.  403.)— Deer- 
brook.  12  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  47, 
1840,  p.  177  ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  69,  1839,  p.  494.)— Essays,  by 
an  Invalid.  10  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  23, 
1844,  p.  573.)— Fuss  In  a  book-clnb,  as  related  by 
a  copy  of  Miss  Martlueau's  "Eastern  life."  7  pp. 
(Eraser's  Mag.  v.  38,  1848,  p.  628.)— Greenwood,  F.  W. 
P.  Miss  Martineau's  Devotional  exercises.  9  pp. 
(CAr.  fiam.  V.  16, 1834,  p.  44.)— Miss  Martineau's  Five 
years  of  youth.  2  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  13,  1833,  d.  27.)— 
Hale,  E.  E.  Miss  Martineau's  History  of  Eiigland. 
11  pp.  {Chr.  Exam.  v.  81,  1866,  p.  78.)— Hall,  E.  B. 
Miss  Martineau's  later  writings.  15  pp.  (Chr.  Exam. 
v.  32, 1842,  p.  190.)-Hlllard,  G.  S.  Mlscellaules  by  M. 
14  pp.  (  Chr.  Exam.  v.  20,  1836,  p.  251.)— Hnrlbut,  M.  L. 
Miss  Martlueau's  Western  travel.  20  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam. 
V.  24,  1838,  p.  386.)  —  lUastratloua  of  political 
economy.  39  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  EJin.  Rev.  v.  57,  1833, 
p.  1;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  49,  1833,  p.  136.)— Lamaon,  A. 
Martineau's  Eastern  life.  13  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  45, 
1848,  p.  285.)— Miss  SEartinean's  tracts.  10  pp. 
(Dublin  ITniv.  Mag.  v.  6,  1835,  p.  557.)— How  to  observe. 
Morals  and  manners.  12  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Quart. 
Ret.  v.63,lS39,p.61.)-aiorley,.J.  Harriet  Marilueau. 
37  pp.  (In  hU  Grit,  mlscei.  v.  3,  p.  175.)  —  New 
ligbts  J  Harriet  Martlneau.  U  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev. 
T.  15, 1852,  p.  362.)— Peabody,  A.  P.   Mlaa  MarUueau'8 


gospel  of  atheism.  13  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  50, 1851,  p. 
489.)— Se^vall,  E.  Q.  Miss  Martineau's  Life  in  the 
sick-room.  12  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  38,  1845,  p.  158.)— 
Sewall,  S.  £.  Miss  Martineau's  Illustrations  of 
political  economy.  14  pp.  (C/«r.  Ecam.  v.  14, 18:}3,  p. 
167.)— Snilth,  C.  C.  Miss  Martineau's  History  of  Eng- 
land. 25  pp.  {Chr.  Exam.  v.  47,  1849,  p.  337.)— Miss 
Martineau's  Reign  of  William  IV.  29  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam, 
V.49, 1850,  p.  51.)— Society  in  America.  36  pp.  (Rev. 
of  in  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  19,  1839,  p.  557 ;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  45. 
1837,  p.  418.)— Stetson,  C.  Miss  Martineau's  Society 
lu  America.  26  pp.  (  Chr.  Exam.  v.  2;J,  1838,  p.  226.)— 
Traditions  of  Palestine.  8  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Westm. 
Ree.  V.  14,  1831,  p.  358.) 

CHAPMAN,  M.  W.    Memorials  of  Harriet 

Martineau.  1878.  (With  Martineau,  H.» 
Autobiography.,  v.  2.) 

Miller,  Mrs.  F.  F.    Harriet  Martineau. 

1884.     {Eminent  icomen  S.) 

Hie  same.     1885.     (Famous  women.) 

Adams,  W.  H.  D.    Harriet  Martineau.    31  pp.    (In 

his  Cel.  Englishwomen  of  the  Victorian  era,  v.  1,  p.  88.) 
— Clarke,  J.  F.  Harriet  Martineau.  16  pp.  (X  Am. 
Rev.  V.  1'24, 1877.  p.  435.)— Gallery  of  literary  char- 
acters. Miss  Harriet  Martineau.  2  pp.  {Eraser's  Mag. 
V.  8,  1833,  p.  576.)— Greg,  W.  R.  Harriet  Martineau. 
30  pp.  {Miscel.  essays,  p.  176;  and  Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  2, 
1877,  p.  97.)— Payn,  J.  Harriet  Martineau.  5  pp. 
{Harper's  Mag.  v.  53,  1876,  p.715.)— Rtcbardson,  H.  S. 
Harriet  Martineau's  account  of  herself.  12  pp.  [Con- 
temp.  Rev.  v.  29, 1877,  p.  1112.)— Simcox,  G.  A.  Harriet 
Martineau.    22  pp.     {Forln.  Rev.  n.  3.  v.  21,  1877,  p.  516.) 

See  also  Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  20,  1836,  p.  216 ;  Macmll- 
lan's  Mag.  v.  36,  1877,  p.  47 ;  N.  Y.  Rev.  v.  3,  1838,  p.  129 ; 
Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  52, 1877,  p.  60. 

Martinean,  James,  D.D.,LL.D.  1805—. 
Modern  materialism  in  its  relations  to  re- 
ligion and  theology.  With  an  introduction 
by  Henry  W.  Bellows,  D.  D.  New  York, 
1877.     12°.  —1438 

Religion  as  affected  by  modem  material- 
ism. With  an  introduction  by  Henry  W. 
Bellows,  D.  D.     New  York,  1875.  16°.  —4236 

Studies    of    Christianity  :      or,     timely 

thoughts  for  religious  thinkers.  Ed.  by 
William  B.  Alger.    Boston,  1867.  12°.  —4227 

A  study  of  Spinoza.     With  a  portrait. 

London,  1882.     12°.  —1458 

Types  of  ethical  theory.     Oxford,  1885. 

2  V.  8°.  —1443 

Alger,  W.  R.    Emerson,  Spencer,  and  Martineau. 

30  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  84,  1868,  p.  257.)— King,  T.  3. 
James  Martineau.  38  pp.  {Chr.  Exam.  v.  63,  1857,  p. 
94.) — Martinean  on  apostolic  Christianity.  15 
pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  14,  1851,  p.  473.)— Morlson, 
J.  H.  Martineau's  Discourses.  12  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v. 
44, 1848,  p.  113.)— Ripley,  G.  Martineau's  Rationale 
of  religious  enquiry.  30  pp.  (CAr.  £zan».  v.  21, 1837, 
p.  225.)— Spencer,  H.  Mr.  Martineau  on  evolution. 
21  pp.  (Essays,  set.,  polit.  and  spec.  v.  3,  p.  231 ;  and 
Contemp.  Rev.  v.  20,  1872,  p.  141.)— Unltarianlsm :  Mr. 
Martineau.  50  pp.  {Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  30,  1859,  p.  289.) 
— Walker,  J.  Martineau's  Discourses.  13  pp.  (Chr. 
Exam.  V.  36,  1844,  p.  182.) 

See  also  Dublin  Dniv.  Mag.  v.  89, 1877,  p.  434. 

Martinet,  Ludovic  (Ed.)  Les  Polynesiens, 
leur  origine,  leurs  migrations,  leur  langage. 
See  Lesson,  P.  A. 

Martinez,  Antonio.     17  cent.     El  tercero  de 

su  atrenta.  17  pp.  (Mesonero  Romanos,  R.  de,  Dramat. 
post,  a  Lope  de  Vega,  v.  1,  p.  463  :  Bibliot.  de  autar.  espan.) 

Martinez  de  la  Plaza,  Luis.    1585-1635. 

The  bee.     1  p.     {Dublin  Duo.  Mag.  v.  34, 1849,  p.  308.) 

Martinez  de  la  Rosa,  Francisco.    Gutz- 

kow,  C.  F.  Martinez  de  ia  Rosa.  13  pp.  {Gesamm. 
voerke,  v.  9,  p.  31.) — Kennedy,  J.  Francisco  Martinez 
de  la  Rosa.'*  34  pp.  {In  his  Mod.  poets  and  poetry  of 
Spain,  p.  169.) 

Martini,  Friedrich  Wilhelm  Heinrich,  and 
Cheuuiitz,  Johann  Hieronymus.  Syste- 
matisches  conchylien-cabinet.  Herausg.  von 
H.  C.   Kuester,  in  verbindung  mit  R.  A. 


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MARTYRIUS 


Philippi,  L.  Pfeiffer,  W.  Dunker,  E.  Roemer, 
W.  Kobelt,  A.  Brot,  H.  C.  Weinkauflf,  und 
S.  Clessin.    Nuernberg,  1837-81.  11  v.  4°.  L. 

Note.— The  Incomplete  condition  of  this  work  renders 
an  analysis  ol  it  at  this  time  Imperfect  and  unsatis- 
factory. 

Martini,  Giambatista.    1706-84.    Storia  della 

musica.     Bologna,  1757-81.     3  v.  4°.     —2783 

Hartiiii,  Matthias.    Niceron,   J.  P.    Mem. 

des  lioiiinies,  v.  36. 

Martini,  Simone.    See  Memmi,  S.  M. 
Martinien.     10  cent.     Prologus  in  libros 

morales.  2  pp.  {Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  131,  p.  25.) 

Martinique.    Carvalho,  S.    Rambles  in  M. 

17   pp.     {Harper's  Mag.  v.  48,  1874,  p.  161.)— "Warden, 

D.  B.  Martinique.  68  pp.  {Art  de  virif.  les  dates,  4  s. 
V.  8,  p.  338.) 

See  also  Coke,  T.  History  of  the  W.  Indies,  v.  2.— 
Piuckard,  G.  Notes  on  the  W.  Indies,  v.  2.— Ray  nal, 
G.  T.  F.,  Abbi.  Histoire  phllos.  et  polit.  des  etablis. 
deseuropSens  dans  les  deux  Indes,  v.  7. —Trans,  of  the 
same,  v.  2. — Sturge,  J.,  and  Harvey,  T.  The  W.  Indies 
in  1837. 

Martinozzi,  Anne  Marie,  Princesse  de  Conti. 
BAETHfLEMY,  E.,  Comte  de.  Une  niece  de 
Mazarin.     La  Princesse  de  Conti.     1875. 

Martina  of  Cro'  Martin.  Lever,  C.  J.  2  v.  1265 

Martin  -  Saint  ■  Ange,  Gaspard  Joseph. 
1803 — .  Etude  de  I'appareil  reproducteur 
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divine  In  mode,  v.  4.  —  Complete  poems,  v.  1. — 
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V.  4. 

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~  Coleridge,  H.  Life  of  M.  64  pp.  (Biographia  6o- 
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Marvellous  country.  Cozzens,  S.  W.  2466 
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{Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  24, 1880,  p.  190.) 

Mary,  Queen  of  Hungary.    Juste,  T.    Les 

Pays-Bas  sous  Charles  V.    Vie  de  Marie  de 

Hongrie.     1861, 
'SIS.ary,of  Lorraine,  Queen  of  Scotland.  Steick- 

LAND,  A.    Mary  of  Lorraine.     1850-51,  2  v. 

(In  her  Queens  of  Scotland,  v.  1,  2.) 
Mary,   Queen  of  Scots.     See   Mary  Stuart, 

Queen  of  Scots. 
Mary,  of  Burgundy,  Archduchess  of  Austria. 

Gaillard,  G.  H.  Instructions  baiUees  k  P.  de  Dreux 
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Mary,  Daughter  of  George  III,  Duchess  of 

Gloucester.  Martineau,  H.  Duchess  of  Gloucester. 
9  pp.    (In  her  Biographical  sketches,  p.  21.) 

Mary,  Duchess  of  Suffolk.  See  Mary,  Queen 
of  France. 

Mary,  Countess  of  Warmick.  See  Rich,  M.  B., 
Countess  of  Waincick. 

Mary,  Sloop.  O'Callaghan,  E.  B.  (Ed.) 
Journal  of  the  voyage  of  the  sloop  Maiy, 
from  Quebeck,  together  with  an  account  of 
her  wreck  off  Montauk  Point,  L.  I.,  anno 
1701.     1866. 

Mary.    See  also  Maria. — Marie. 


MARY  ANERLEY 


2780 


MARY  STUART 


Mary  Aiierley :  a  Yorkshire  tale.  Black- 
more,  R.  D.  {Fraser''s  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  20-22, 
1879-80;  Harper's  Mag.  v.  59-61,  1879-80.) 

Mary  Barton  and  other  tales.  Gaskell, 
Mrs.  E.  C.  S.,  Novels  and  tales,  v.  5.         1266 

Mary  Beatrice,  of  Modena,  Queen  of  Gt. 
Britain.  Strickland,  A.  Mary  Beatrice  of 
Modena.  1860,  3  v.  {In  her  Queens  of  Eng- 
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The   same,    tr.    into    French.       [Corres- 
pondant,  v.  30,  21,  1847-48.) 

-^—  James  II  and  Mary  of  Modeua.  21  pp.  (Duhlin 
Rev.  V.  22,  1847,  p.  428.) 

Mary  de  Crou^a.    15  pp.    {Fraser^s  Mag. 

V.  18,  1838,  p.  28.) 

Mary  Hughes,  a  tale  of  the  Welsh  high- 
lands.   11  pp.    (Eraser's  i/agr.  V.  6,  ia32,  p.  33.) 

Mary  Kingsford.    6  pp.    (jBarper's  Mag. 

V.  3,  1851,  p.  121.) 

Mary  MacAlister,  a  tale  of  the  Antrim 

gleus.     16  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  32,  1848,  p.  389.) 

Mary  Magdalene,  St.    Fisher,  J.,  Bp.  of 

Rochester.  De  unica  Magdalena.  36  pp.  (  Opera,  p.  1393.) 
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— Markliam,  G.  Marie  Magdalene's  teares.  62  pp. 
(Fuller  worthies'  llbr.  Miscel.  v.  2.)— Mary  Magda- 
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1872,  p.28.)— Rabauiis  Maurus  Magnentlus,  Abp. 
of  Mayence.  De  vita  beatae  Marlae  Magdalenae.  39  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  112,  p.  1431.)— South- 
■well,  R.  Mary  Magdalen's  funeral  tears.  84  -pp. 
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See  also  Ancient  mysteries,  p.  62:  Abbotaford 
Club. — Digby  mysteries,  p.  53:  New  Shaks.  Soc. 
8.  7,  No.  1 ;  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  19, 1839,  p.  164. 

Mary  Melrose.   10  pp.    {Blackwood'' s  Mag. 

V.  25,  1829,  p.  411.) 

Mary  Powell,  Maiden  and  married  life  of. 
Rathbone,  Mrs.  M.  A.  M.  1398 

Mary  Scliweidler,  the  amber  witch.  Mein- 
hold,  J.  W.     (Murray,  J.,  Ubr.)  3157 

Mary  Stuart,  Queen  of  Scots.  1542-87. 
Latin  themes,  pub.  from  the  original  MS  in 
her  own  handwriting.  Ed.  by  Anatole  de 
Montaiglon.  London,  1855.  13°.  {Warton 
Club.)  3217 

Lettres  de,   et  de  Christine,    Reine    de 

Suede ;  precedees  de  notices  sur  Marie 
Stuart,  Eli.sabeth,  et  Christine.  Pub.  par 
Leopold  Collin.    Paris,  1807.    3  v.  16°.    5881 

Lettres,  instructions,  et  memoires.    Pub. 

sur  les  originaux  et  les  MSS  du  State  paper 
office  de  Londres  et  des  princi  pales  archives 
et  bibliothdques  de  1 'Europe,  etaccompagnos 
d'uu  resume  chronologique  par  le  Prince 
Alexandre  Labanoff.  Londres,  1844.  7  v. 
8°,  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  77,  1846,  p. 
139.)  4864 

— —  Lettres,  pub.  avec  sommaires,  traduc- 
tions, notes,  et  fac-simile  par  A.  Teulet. 
Paris,  1839.     8°.  4866 

Love  letters  to  James,  Earl  of  Bothwell ; 

with  her  love  sonnets  and  marriage  con- 
tracts. [Ed.]  by  Hugh  Campbell.  London, 
n.  d.     8°.  4893 

• Poems.  Ed.  by  Julian  Sharman.  Lon- 
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—  Charter  ...  in  favour  of  James  Sandilandis, 

Lord  St.  John,  ol  the  possessions  of  the  templars  and 
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—  Anderson,  J.  {Ed.)  Collections  relating 
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—  Buchanan,  G.  Detectio :  sive  de  Maria 
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1735.     {Opera  omnia.,  v.  1.) 

Detectioun  of  the  doingis  of  Marie, 

Quene  of  Scottis,  twiching  the  murther  of 
hir  husband.  1578.  (Anderson,  J.,  Coll.  rel. 
to  .  .  .  Mary,  Queen  of  Scotl.  v.  3.) 

—  Caird,  a.  M.  Mary  Stuart,  her  guilt  or 
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—  Chalmers,  G.  Life  of  Mary,  Queen  of 
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—  Chantelauze,  R.  de.  Marie  Stuart  et  les 
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Marie  Stuart,  son  proces  et  son  exe- 
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Note. — Repr.  from  Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  63-65, 1875. 

—  Crosby,  A.  J.,  and  Bruce,  J.  {Eds.)  Ac- 
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—  Froude,  J.  A.  In  his  History  of  Eng- 
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—  Gaedeke,  a.    Maria  Stuart.     1879. 

—  HosACK,  J.  Mary,  Queen  of  Scots  and 
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Scott,  Sir  W.    The  Abbot.    1860,  2  v. 

{Waverley  novels,  v.  20,  21.) 


MARY  STUART 


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MARYLAND 


—  Stmckland,  a.  Mary  Stuart.  1852-58, 
5  V.     {In  her  Queens  of  Scotland,  v.  3-7.) 

—  Stuart,  J.  A  lost  chapter  in  the  history 
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Chastelard,  a  tragedy.    1868. 

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—  Thorpe.  M.  J.  [Ed.)  Calendar  of  state 
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—  Tytler,  W.  Inquiry,  historical  and  criti- 
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1, 1779,  p.  357.) — Mary,  Queen  ol  Scots.  The  casbet 
papers.  42  pp.  {Dublin  Ree.  n.  s.  t.  14. 1870.  p.  123.) 
— CbantelauKc,  B.  de.  Marie  Stuart  et  ses  derniers 
hi.«t<jrleu3.  40  pp.  (Cbrr«p<>i»*ut<,  n.  s.  t.  59, 1874.  p. 
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48  pp.  {Rer.  d.  deux  mondes,  1S41,  4  8.  v.  25,  p.  5.) — 
Cbernel,  A.  Marie  Stuart  et  Henri  III.  Relations 
diplomatiques  de  la  France  et  de  i'Angleterre.  20  pp. 
(Rev.  eimtemp.  1856,  v.  6,  p.  713.)  —  Coqnebert  de 
Montbret,  C.  E.,  Baron,  Notice  sur  une  lettre  auto- 
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28  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  101,  1867,  p.  389.)— The 
Frcncb  on  Q,neeu  Marjr.  20  pp.  (Blackmood's 
Mag.  ▼.  86,1K59.  p.  S17.)— Fronde  and  Q,neen  Mary. 
18  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  107, 1S70,  p.  105.)— Fronde's 
History  of  Kngland.  Marv  Stuart.  35  pp.  (Dublin 
Rev.  n.  s.  V.  3. 1864.  p.  97.)— Holt,  H.  F.  On  the  Great 
Seal  of  Francis  II  of  France  and  M.  9  pp.  (Brit. 
Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v. 24. 1863,  p.  343.)— Hunter,  J. 
On  the  claim  of  Hardwlclt  in  Derbyshire  to  have  been 
one  of  the  residences  of  M.  during  her  captivity  in 
England.  10  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  32,  1847.  p.  73.)— 
Imprisonment  of  M.  at'  Bolton  castle.  3  pp. 
1  pi.  [Archaeologia,  v.  21,  1827,  p.  161.)— Jameson, 
Mrs.  A.  M.  Mary,  Queen  of  Scots.  61  pp.  (In  her 
Memoirs  of  female  sovereigns,  v.  1,  p.  218.)— Jonbert, 
L.  Nouvelle  apologlo  de  M.  20  pp.  [Rev.  etmUmp.  1864, 
T.  2,  p.  45.)— Letters  of  M.  16  pp.  (Prater's  Mag.  v.  28, 
1843,  p.  253.)— Mary,  ^neen  of  Scots.  114  pp. 
(Bladwood's  Mag.  v.  9.  1821,  p.  194;  Dublin  Ret.  v.  19, 
18*3,  p.  195;  A",  .^m.  Rev.  v.  34, 1832,  p.  144;  QuarL  Rev. 
v.  67, 18U,  p.  303.)— Mary  Stuart.  47  pp.  (  Wtttm.  Ree. 
n.  8.  v.l,  1852,  p.  96.)— Mary  Stuart  and  her  times. 
54  pp.  (iV.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  4,  1S46,  p.  1.)— Meuzies,  J., 
and  GIllls,  J.  KoUces  of  the  portrait  of  M.  2  pp. 
(Soc.  of  antiq.  Scotl.  Archaeol.  Scot.  v.  4, 1857,  p.  370.)— 
BTlsard,  J.  M.  N.  D.  Le  proems  de  M.  23  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1851,  n.  p6r.  v.  12,  p.  466.)— Queen 
Mary.  15  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  72, 1862.  p.  614.)— 
Sadler,  Sir  B.  Letters  and  i>apers  relating  to  M. 
during  her  imprisonment  in  England.  214  pp.  {In  his 
State  papers,  v.  3,  p.  89.)— SchlUer,  3.  C.  F.  von. 
Maria  Stuart,  irauersplel.  178  pp.  [Saemml.  werke, 
V.  5.  p.  1.) — The  tame,  tr.  into  English.  124  pp.  [Hist, 
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PAJiT  IV.— 15. 


Dissertation  on  the  marriage  of  M.  with  the  Earl  of 
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71  pp.  ( Werken,  v.  5,  p.  431.)— llTay,  A.  The  signet- 
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Mary  the  Tirgin,  Monastery  of.  Chronica 

abbatum  Beatae  Mariae  Vlrginls  in  Arena.  131  pp. 
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Maryam,  M.    L'Envers  d^ane  dot.    119  pp. 

( OorrttpomOmt,  n.  a.  v.  87, 18S1.  pp.  870, 1073 ;  v.  88, 1881, 
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1878,  p.  1039;  v.  78,  1879.  pp.l20,300.4S9.)— Un  Mariage 
de  con-v-enance.    46  pp.    {Oorrespondant,  n.  s.  ▼.  80, 

1879.  p.  98.)— Primavera.  131pp.  {Oorrespondant,  n. 
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1856-57,  1860-61,  1874-75-76.    1856-75,  3  v. 

Johnson,  J.,  Jr.    Old  Maryland  manors.    38  pp. 

(Adams.  H.  B..  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  studies.  No.  7;  and 
in  Mayer,  L.,  Ground  rents  in  Maryland,  p.  137.) — 
Kennedy,  -J.  P.  A  legend  of  M.  38  pp.  (AUanL 
MontUy,  v.  6. 1860,  pp.  29. 141.)— Pyle,  H.  A  peninsular 
Canaan:  M.  13  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  59.  1879.  p.  63.) 
—Taylor,  B.  Down  the  Eastern  Shore.  7  pp.  (Har- 
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Chesapeake  peninsula.  12  pp.  (Seribner't  Monthly,  T. 
3. 1872.  p.  513.) 

See  also  Annapolis.— Baltimore  City.— Balti- 
ntore  County.  —  Cecil  Connty.  —  Ellicott's 
MUls.— Kent  County. 


MARYLAND,  African  colonization 


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Marj^land,  African  colonization. 

Maryland  Colonization  Journal.  1841-57, 
9v. 

Maryland  State  Colonization  Society.  Re- 
ports of  the  Board  of  Managers.  1835,  '50, 
'53,  '53,  '56,  '58. 

—^  Board  of  State  Colonization,  Managers.  Report, 
Jan.  29, 1858.  4  i)p.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1858, 
F.)— Hall,  J.  Address  to  the  free  people  of  color  of 
the  state  of  Maryland.  15  pp.  1859.— liatrobc,  J. 
H.B.  Colonlzatiou  and  abolition.  An  address  deliv- 
ered May  13,  1852.  46  pp.— Mclieniiey,  W.  A  brief 
Statement  of  facts,  shewing  the  origin,  progress,  and 
necessity  of  African  colonization.  1836. — McPher- 
son,  R.  W.  Report  of  the  select  committee  on  the 
communications  relative  to  the  tariff,  the  Colonization 
Society,  and  the  method  of  electing  President  and 
Vice-President.  7  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1829.)— Mary- 
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Pub.  Doc.  1834.)— Report  in  answer  to  an  order  of  the 
House  of  Delegates,  2  Jan.  1844.  31  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc. 
iSess.  1843,  F.)— Treasurer  of  the  Western  Shore. 
Report  concerning  the  tax  for  colonization  in  obedi- 
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1835.  5  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  .Sess.  1834.) 
•S'ee  also  under  Colored  population. 

Maryland,  Banks. 

House  of  Delegates.  Report  of  the  committee 
to  whom  was  referred  a  bill,  entitled,  "An  act 
for  the  better  regulation  of  the  banking  institu- 
tions of  this  state,"  with  the  proposed  amendments 
from  the  Senate.  March  14,  1840.  8  pp.  (Md.  Pub. 
Doc.  1839,  G.  G.)— Statement  of  the  condition  of 
the  hanks  of  Maryland,  made  to  the  Treasurer 
of  the  Western  Shore.  Feb.  20, 1840.  16  pp.  (Md.  J^ub. 
Doc.  1839.)— Report  of  the  select  committee  of  House  of 
Delegates,  appointed  to  investigate  the  affairs  of  the 
S'armers'  and  Millers'  Bank  of  Ilagersto-vvn. 
71  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1842,  Q.)— Communication  from 
the  Treasurer  of  the  Western  Shore  in  relation  to  the 
charter  of  the  Farmers'  and  Millers'  Bank.  1843. 
4  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1842,  X.)— Randall,  A.  Commu- 
nication to  the  Senate,  in  relation  to  state  and  national 
banks.  March  7,  1835.  10  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joftrre.  and 
Doc.  1865,  K.) — Report  of  the  committee  of  House  of 
Delegates  to  whom  was  referred  several  memorials 
praying  for  the  establishment  of  a  real  estate  bank. 
Feb.  28,  1835.  14  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1834.)— Treasurer 
of  the  Western  Shore.  Report  relative  to  the  several 
banks  in  this  state.  Jan.  11,  1828.  4  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1828.)— Report  of  the  select  committee  of 
House  of  Delegates  to  which  was  referred  the  bill 
from  the  House  of  Delegates,  providing  for  the  resump- 
tion of  specie  payments  by  the  banks  of  this  state. 
Also  minority  report.  (Wm.  Frlck.)  14  pp.  (Md.  Pub. 
Doc.  1841-42.) — Report  of  the  select  committee  of  House 
of  Delegates  relative  to  the  establishment  of  a  state 
bank,  and  a  national  currency.  Jan.  26, 1835.  52  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1834.)— Treasurer  of  the  W.  S.  Commu- 
nication to  the  House,  in  obedience  to  their  order  .  .  . 
18  ult.  enclosing  statements  from  the  several 
banks.  10  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1829.)— Treasurer  of 
the  W.  8.  Report  concerning  the  Union  Bank  of 
M.  1829.  5  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1829.)— Commission- 
ers of  House  of  Delegates  appointed  to  examine  the 
affairs  of  the  Western  Bank  of  Baltimore.  Feb. 
8,  1840.     8  pp.     (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1839,  8.) 

.S'ee  also  under  the  other  divisions,  Comptroller  of 
the  Treasury.— Finances.-State  Treasurer.— 
Treasurer  of  the  AVestern  Shore.  Also  Bank 
of  Maryland. 

Maryland,  Bibliography. 

Mayer,  B.    In  his  Catalogue  of  a  choice 
collection  of  books  .  .  .     1870. 
Maryland,  Biography. 

Biographical  cyclopaedia  of  representa- 
tive men  of  Maryland  and  the  District  of 
Columbia.     1879. 

Boyle,  E.  Biographical  sketches  of  dis- 
tinguished Marylanders.     1877. 

Maryland,  Boundaries. 

Aydelott,  W.  J.  Report  of  Eastern  Shore  boun- 
dary between  M.  and  Va.  n  pp.  (Md.  Souatc-,  Jnurn. 
Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1872,  G.)— Commissioner  for 
surveying  boundary  Hue  between  states  of 
M.  and  Va.    Report.    1884.    22  pp.    (Md.  House  and 


Senate,  Z>oc.  1884,  K.)— Joint  Commissioners  to  ad- 
Just  the  boundary  line  of  the  states  of  Maryland 
and  Virginia.  Report  and  Journal  of  proc.  1874. 
(Md.  House,  Doc.  1874,  J. ;  Senate,  Doc.  E.)— Dunlop,  J. 

Memoir  on  the  controversy  between  William  Pennand 
Lord  Baltimore  respecting  the  boundaries  of  Pennsyl- 
vania and  M.  38  pp.  (Penn.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem.  v.  1, 
1826,  p.  159.)— Jones,  I.  D.  Report  upon  the  boun- 
dary line  award  between  Md.  and  Va.  1878.  8  pp. 
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land to  obtain  maps  and  documents  relating  to  the 
boundary  line  between  Virginia  and  M.  13  pp.  (Md. 
Senate,  Joum.  Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1872,  W.)— Ma- 
son and  JDlxon's  line.  Message  of  the  Governor 
of  M.  in  relation  to  the  boundary  lines  of  Maryland, 
Pennsylvania  and  Delaware.  I860.— 27te  same.  {Bound 
pamph.  V.  118.) 

Maryland,  Canals. 

Correspondence  with  the  President  of  the  United 
States  and  Secretary  of  War,  respecting  survey  of 
canal  routes,  etc.    7  pp.     (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1829.) 

Report  by  the  Maryland  commissioners  on  a  pro- 
posed canal  from  Baltimore  to  Conewago.    1823. 

Report  of  the  commissioners  appointed  to  explore 

and  survey  the  route  for  a  canal  from  Baltimore  to 
Port  Deposit.  1825.  (Canal  reports,  1824-25.)  — 
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A.,  and  others,  Report  of  commissioners  .  .  .  canal  from 
Ballimore  to  the  Potomac,  p.  29.)— Fenvrick,  A.,  and 
others.  Report  of  the  commissioners  api)oiuted  to 
examine  into  the  practicability  of  a  canal  from  Balti- 
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on  the  survey  of  a  canal  from  the  Potomac  to  Balti- 
more. 1828.— Trimble,  I.  Report  of  the  engineer 
on  the  subject  of  the  Maryland  canal.    1837. 

Chesapeake  and  Dela'ware. 

Gilpin,  J.  Memoir  on  the  Chesapeake 
and  Delaware  canal.     1821, 

Baltimore  City  Council.  Report  of  the  minor- 
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expediency  of  constructing  a  cross-cut  canal  and 
also  as  to  th»  disposition  of  the  rail-road  dividend 
stock.    1851. 

Chesapeake  and  Ohio. 

Acts  of  the  states  of  Virginia,  Maryland, 
and  Pennsylvania,  and  of  the  Congress  of  the 
United  States,  in  relation  to.     1828. 

Considerations  on  the  question    of    the 

completion  of  the  Chesapeake  and  Ohio  Canal 
to  Cumberland,     n.  d. 

Considerations  on  the  special  report,  on 

completing  the  caual  to  Cumberland,     n.  d. 

Correspondence  between  the  Chesapeake 

and  Ohio  Canal  Co.  and  the  Bait,  and  Ohio 
Railroad  Co.  concerning  the  right  of  way 
along  the  Potomac  river.     1830. 

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Proceedings  of  the  agents  of  the  state  under  the 

act .  .  .  passed  at  Decoiiibcr  session,  1844.  5  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1849, 1.)-Annual  reports.  1829,  "42,  '43,  '50. 
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MA.RYLAND,  Canals 


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tlon  from  the  Executive  department  enclosing 
the  report  and  memorial  of  the  President  and  direc- 
torg  ol  the  Chesapeake  and  Ohio  Canal  Company  .  .  . 
1830.  10  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1829.)— Commnnica- 
tloQ  froitt  tUe  President  enclosing  correspond- 
ence with  tlie  Messrs.  Barings,  and  others,  In  relation 
to  the  procurement  of  funds,  etc.,  for  the  completion 
of  the  work.  By  order  of  House.  '23  Feb.  1844.  (Md. 
Pub.  J>oc.  1843,  CO.)— Communication  from  the  Presi- 
dent, in  answer  to  interrogatories,  propounded  by  or- 
der of  the  House.  19  Feb.  1844.  2  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc. 
1843,  n.)— Communication  from  the  President,  in  rela- 
tion to  the  bonds  issued  by  the  state  for  the  subscrip- 
tion to  the  capital  stock.  16  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1844,  V.) 
— Communication  from  the  President  to  the  House,  In 
reply  to  their  order  of  the  1st  of  Jan.  1842  ...  in  regard 
to  affaire  of  the  company,  and  the  sum  required  to 
complete  the  canal  to  Cumberland.  Jan.  10, 1842.  8 
pp.  (M(J.  Pub.  Doc.  1841-42.)— House  of  Delegates. 
Committee  of  Internal  Improvement.  Report,  to  which 
was  referred  the  memorial  of  a  convention  of  the  citi- 
zens of  the  states  of  Maryland,  Virginia,  Pennsylvania 
and  Ohio,  and  of  the  District  of  Columbia,  Invoking 
further  aid  to  the  Chesapeake  and  Ohio  Canal.  Feb. 
23, 1835.  7  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1834.)— House  of  Dele- 
gates. Select  Committee.  Report ...  whether  the  Penn- 
sylvania, Delaware,  and  Maryland  Steam  Navigation 
Co.,and  the  Chesapeake  and  Delaware  Canal  Company, 
have  not  forfeited  their  charters.  24  pp.  (Md.  Pub. 
Doc.  1843,  W.) — Conininnlcatloiis  from  the  Pres- 
ident and  directors  to  the  Governor  of  Md.  1842, 
•43,  '44,  '45.  77  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1841,  '42,  B.,  K.,  '43, 
'44.) — Statement  of  the  condition  and  financial 
affairs.  8  pp.  (Md.  House,  Joum.  and  Doe.  1805,  X.) — 
Report .  .  .  relative  to  examinations  and  surveys 
made  with  reference  to  a  dam  or  slack  water  naviga- 
tion from  dam  No.  6  to  Cumberland.  House.  Feb. 
19,  1844.  9  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1844,  T.)— Gorman,  A. 
P.  Communication  to  the  General  Assembly  in  rela- 
tion to  the  bill  to  authorize  the  issuing  of  bonds  for 
repairs  upon  the  canal.  12  pp.  ^Md.  House  and  Senate, 
Doc.  1878,  J.)— Grason,  \V.,  Governor.  Communication, 
In  relation  to.  Jan.  20, 1840.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1839,  K.)— 
Harper,  Gtn.  Speech  to  the  citizens  of  Baltimore  on 
the  expediency  of  promoting  a  connexion  between  the 
Ohio,  at  Pittsburgh,  and  the  waters  of  the  Chesa- 
peake, at  Baltimore,  by  a  canal,  through  the  District  of 
Columbia  .  .  .  1824.— Hunter,  J.,  and  Harrls,T.  G. 
Petition  praying  relief  ...  14  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc. 
1849,  P.j— Jones,  I.  D.,  Attorney-Gen.  of  Md.  Reply  to 
the  order  of  the  Senate  upon  the  subject  of  the  pay- 
ment of  $58,000  by  the  Chesapeake  and  Ohio  Canal  Co. 
to  the  Commonwealth  of  Virginia.  12  pp.  (Md.  Sen- 
ate, Joum.  Senate  and  House,  Z^oc.  1870,  T.)— McNeill, 
Gen.  W.  G.,  late  President.  Report.  1843.  60  pp.  (Md.  Pub. 
Doc.  1843.)— Memorial  of  the  bondholders  of  the 
Chesapeake  and  Ohio  Caual  Co.  Feb.  3. 1838.  12  pp. 
(Md.  Senate,  Joum.  and  Doc.  18.58,  G.)— Memorial  of 
the  contractors  of  the  Chesapeake  and  Ohio  Canal 
Co.,  praying  for  relief.  Jan.  11,  1842.  5  pp.  (Md.  Pub. 
Doc.  1841-42. )-Memorial  to  theGeneral  Assembly 
of  M.  in  behalf  of  the  Chesapeake  and  Ohio  Canal. 
Feb.  13, 1835.  12  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1834.)— Memo- 
rial to  the  liCG^lslature  of  M.  12  pp.  (Md.  Pub. 
Doc.  1829.)— Obligations  of,  to  the  state  of  M.  1840. 
8  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1839,  E.)— Price,  W.  Communi- 
cation. 13  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1847,  O.)— Communica- 
tion, in  reply  to  a  communication  of  Messrs.  Sprigg 
and  Tilghman.  3  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1847.)— Pro- 
ceedings of  the  stockholders  of  the  Chesapeake 
and  Oliio  Caual  Co.  in  general  meetings  during  the 
year  1844.  6  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1844-45,  D.)— House 
of  Delegates.  Committee  of  Internal  Improvements. 
Report,  enclosing  a  communication  from  the 
Chesapeake  and  Ohio  Canal  Co.  In  obedience  to  an 
order  of  the  House,  23  Jan.  1843.  8  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc. 
1842,  S.)— House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  Internal 
Improvements.  Report  In  relation  to  the  C.  and 
O.  Caual.  March  4,  1840.  22  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1839, 
D.D.,  E.E.)— House  of  Delegates.  Committee  of  In- 
ternal Improvements.  Report  communicating  infor- 
mation from  the  President  of  the  Chesapeake  and 
Ohio  Canal  Company.  1840.  14  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc. 
1839,  F.)— Report  of  the  President,  giving  a  state- 
ment of  tlie  amount  expended  on  the  canal  from  Its 
eastern  terminus  to  dam  No.  5,  and  thence  to  Cumber- 
land ...  By  order  of  the  Hou.se,  12  Feb.  1844.  16  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1843,  Z.)— House  of  Delegates.  Commit- 
tee on  Internal  Improvement.  Report,  transmitting  a 
communication  from  the  C.  and  O.  C.  Co.  relative  to 
the  salaries,  extra  allowance,  etc.,  of  the  offi- 
cers of  said  company.  March  20, 1840.  24  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1839,  L.L.)— House  of  Delegates.  Select 
committee,  appointed  to  visit  tlie  line  of  the 


Chesapeake  and  Ohio  Canal  and  the  Baltimore  and 
Ohio  Rail  Road,  west  of  dam  No.  6.  Report.  16  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1844-45,  S.i— House  of  Delegates.  Select 
committee . . .  Report  on  transfer  of  the  stock  of  the 
U.  S.  In  the  Chesapeake  and  Ohio  Canal  to  the  state 
ofMd.  1844.  7  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Z)oc.  1843,  R.)— Thomas, 
F.,  President  of  the  C.  and  O.  Canal  Co.  Commu- 
nication from,  to  the  Governor  of  M.  Feb.  14, 1840. 
76  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1839,  V.)— Letter  to  William  A. 
Spencer.  Feb.  12, 1840.  6  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1839,  W.)— 
Tilghman,  T.,  and  Sprigg,  8.  Communication,  la 
reply  to  a  communication  from  W.  Price.  6  pp.  (Md. 
Puft.  Z>oc.  1847,  T.)— Supplementary  report.  5  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1817,  P.) 

Ship  canal. 

Karle,  Senator  J.  T.  Address  of  before  Gen.  Hum- 
phreys, of  the  War  Department,  on  the  subject  of  a 
ship  canal  between  the  Chesapeake  and  Delaware 
bays.  12  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  Senate  and  House, 
Doc.  1872,  Y.) 

Susquehanna  and  Tide-ivater. 

Hepburn,  L.  J.,  President  of  the  Susquehanna  and 
Tide  water  Caual  Co.  Communication  to  the  House. 
1844.  7  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1843.  D.)— Observations 
on  the  Susquehanna  river  and  Maryland 
eanal,  addressed  to  tlie  legislatures  of  Pennsylvania 
and  Maryland.  1822. — Explanation  of  the  President 
of  the  Susquehanna  and  Tide  water  Caual  Co.  Relative 
to  enquiries  made  by  the  treasurer  in  regard  to  the 
receipts  and  expenditures  of  the  company. 
10  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1844-45,  E.)— Susquehanna  and 
Tide  water  Canal  Co.  Report  to  the  Governor  of 
the  state.  Dec.  1842.  17  pp.  (Md.  Pu6.  Z>oc.  1842,  C.)— 
Susquehanna  and  Tide-water  Canal  Companies.  An- 
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Speed,  J.  J.    Letter  to  the  representatives  of  M.  iQ 

the  Congress  of  the  United  States,  on  the  subject  of 
the  canal.  1844.— and  Dulany,  G.  L.  Opinion  of  coun- 
sel on  the  election  of  the  Susquehanna  Cinal  Com- 
pany, of  the  12  May,  1845. 

See  also  Baltimore,  Canals. — Chesapeake  and 
Ohio  Canal,  etc. 

Maryland,  Charter  and  constitutions. 

Brown,  J.  S.   The  charter  of  the  province 
of  Maryland,  etc.     1879. 

Constitution  adopted  by  the  Convention 

assembled  at  Annapolis,  1850,  '51,  '64.  '67. 
(Constitutional  Convention,  Debates,  1864,  v. 
3 ;  Reform  Convention,  Debates.,  1851,  v.  1 ; 
State  Convention,  Proc.  1850,  '64,  '67.) 

Constitutional  Convention,  assembled  at 

Annapolis,  April  27, 1864.  Debates.  1864,  3  v. 

Conventions  of  the  province  of  Maryland, 

held  at  the  city  of  Annapolis  in  1774,  '75,  '76. 
Proceedings.     1836. 

HiNKLEY,  E.  O.     The  constitution  of  the 

state  of  Maryland  :  with  marginal  notes  and 
references,  i850,  '55.     1851-55,  2  v. 

Kilty,  W.    The  laws   of  Maryland,  to 

which  are  prefixed  the  original  charter,  etc. 
1799,  2  V. 

Maxcy.  v.    The  laws  of  Maryland,  with 

the  charter.  (Vol.  land 2,  1692-1800.)  1811, 
2v. 

New  constitution  of  the  state  of  Mary- 
land, 1864.     1865. 

Reform  Convention  to  revise  the  state 

constitution.  To  which  are  prefixed  the 
bill  of  rights  and  constitution  as  adopted. 
Debates  and  proceedings.     1851,  2  v.  in  1. 

State  Convention  to  frame  a  new  constitu- 
tion, commenced  at  Annapolis,  November  4, 
1850 ;  Apl.  27, 1864 ;  May  8,  1867.  Proceed- 
ings.    1850-67,  3  V. 

Bill  entitled  "  An  Act  to  provide  for  the  tak- 
ing tlie  sense  of  the  people  upon  the  call  of 
a   convention  to   frame   a   ne^v  constitution 

and  form  of  government  for  this  state  "...  Jan.  sess. 
1864.  8  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1864,  F.)— 
Causin,  J.  M.  S.,  Merrick,  R.  T.,  and  Tilghman,  L. 


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Boport ...  on  the  constitution.  16  pp.  (Md.  P«&.  Doc. 
1849,  H.)— Hough,  F.  B.  Constitution  of  M.,  1867.  56 
pp.  {In  his  Am.  constitutions,  v.  1,  p.  555.)— House  of 
Delegates.    Committee  on  the  Constitntioii. 

Eeport  of  the  majority.  20  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1847,  L.) 
— House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  the  Constitution. 
Eeport  of  the  minority.  9  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  18i7,  Q.) 
— House  of  Delegates.  Select  committee  on  the  Consti- 
tution. Eeport  of  the  majority.  21  pp.  (Md.  Pub. 
Doc.  1849,  D.)— Plnkiiey,  C.  W.  Memorial,  submit- 
ting amendments  to  the  constitution  of  M.  6  pp. 
(Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1878,  K.)— Poore,  B.  P. 
(lid.)  In  his  Federal  and  state  constitutions,  colonial 
charters,  etc.  v.  1,  p.  811.  110  pp.— Senate  Commit- 
tee on  Judicial  Proceedings.  Minority  report 
on  bill  entitled  an  Act  to  i)rovldo  for  submitting  to  the 
voters  of  the  state,  a  proposition  to  amend  Sec.  17,  Art. 
3,  of  constitution.    10  pp.    (Md.  Senate,  Z>oc.  1874,  O.) 

Maryland,  Church  history. 

Duke,  W.     Observations  on  the  present 

state  of  religion  in  Maryland.     1795. 
' Gambrall,  Bev.   T.  C.    Church  life  in 

colonial  Maryland.     1885. 

Johnson,  BrHg.-Gen.  B.  T.    Foundation 

of  Maryland  and  the  origin  of  the  act  con- 
cerning religion  of  April  21,  1649.  1883. 
(Md.  Hist.  Soc.  Fund  pub.  No.  18.) 

Perry,  W.  S.  {Ed.)   Historical  collections 

relating  to  the  American  colonial  church. 
V.  4,  Maryland.     1878. 

■ Magoun,  Or.  F.  More  light  upon  Maryland  tolera- 
tion. 12  pp.  {New  Eiiglamler,  v.  40,  1881,  p.  481.)— 
Neill,  E.  D.  Lord  Baltimore  and  Maryland  toleration. 
11  pp.     ( Contemp.  liev.  v.  28, 1876,  p.  616.) 

Maryland,  Colored  population. 

Board  of  Managers  for  the  removal  of  th  e 
people  of  colour.  Report,  enclosing  a  communica- 
tion from  Charles  Howard,  Esq.,  to  the  state  of  M. 
1834.  15  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1834.)— House  of  Dele- 
gates. Committee  on  Colored  Population. 
Reports.  1835,  '40,  '42,  '52,  '64.  58  pp.  (Md.  I'ub.  Doc. 
1834 ;  '39,  Z.  -,  '41,  H. ;  '52,  L. ;  '64,  E.)— House  of  Delegates. 
Eeport  from  the  select  committee,  to  whom  was  re- 
ferred the  subject  of  the  removal  of  the  free  colored 
population  from  Charles  county.  1844.  51  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1843,  M.J— Jacobs,  C.  W.  Free  negro  ques- 
tion in  M.    28  pp.     1859. 

See  also  under  African  colonization. 

Maryland,  Education. 

Maryland.     State  Board    of    Education. 

Ann.  reports,  1871, 73, 75,  77, 78,  79,  81,  83,  84. 

1871-84,  9  V.     (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc. 

1872,  v.;  74,  G.;  76,  E.;  78,  D.:  80,  F.;  82,  L; 

84,  M.) 
Maryland.  State  Superintendent  of  Public 

Instruction.     Ann.  reports,  1829,  65,  66,  67. 

1829-67.  4  V.     (Report  for  1829,  in  Md.  Pub. 

doc.  1828.) 
Newell,  M.  A.,  Principal  of  State  Normal 

School.   Report  shewing  the  condition  of  the 

public  schools  of  Maryland,  with  the  reports 

of  the  county  school  commissiouers.     1868  ; 

1869. 

Act  providing  a  uniform  system   of  free 

puhliv  schools  for  llio  suite  of  M.,  passed  1865. — 
Eeport  of  the  committee  appointed  by  the  House  of 
Delegates,  In  couj  unction  wiili  a  like  committee  on  the 
part  of  the  Senate,  to  visit  and  Inspect  the  seminary 
of  the  primary  school  In  tho  city  of  Annapolis.  56 
pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1829.)— Documents  accompanying 
the  Governor's  message  of  Dec.  0, 1822,  respecting  ilie 
proceedings  of  several  states,  upon  the  subject  of 
appropriating  public  lands,  for  the  support  of 
schools.  103  i)p.  1823.— Uojiort  relative  to  appropria- 
tions of  public  land  forthe  purposcsof  education. 
1821.— Conuiiunlcaiion  from  tho  Executive  department 
to  the  House  of  Delegates,  respecting  Iho  deaf  and 
dumb.  Feb.  18,  1829.  7  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1828.)— 
House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  Kdnca- 
tion.  Report  rehiilvo  to  tho  expediency  of  appro- 
priating the  free  schools'  fund  to  the  Incronso  of  tho 
sluicing  fund,  etc.  7  pp.  (Md.  J'ub.  Doc.  1844-45,  P.)— 
House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  Education.  Report. 


1840,  185.'?.  34  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1839,  F.F. ;  1853,  K.)— 
House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  Education.  Report 
of  the  majority.  1849.  4  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1849,  B.B.)— 
House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  Education.  Report 
of  the  minority.  1849.  7  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1849,  C.C.)— 
House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  Education.  Report 
for  providing  a  general  system  of  free  public  schools 
for  the  state  of  M.  1868.— I,e  Grand,  J.  C,  Owens,  J. 
S.,  and  Magruder,  J.  H.  T.  Report  upon,  and  draught 
of  a  code  for  the  support  of  common  schools.  1843.  47 
pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1843.)— 3Iary land  Agricultural 
College.  Memorial  from  the  board  of  trustees.  7  pp. 
(Md.  Senate,  Journ.  Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1870,  M.) — 
Maryland  Agricultural  College.  Report  of  the  board 
of  trustees.  Jan.  5,1870, 78.  21pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Jouin. 
Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1870,  K. ;  Md.  House  and  Senate, 
Doc.  1878,  80,  I.)— Maryland  Institution  for  the 
Instruction  of  the  Blind.  Reports  of  the  direc- 
tors, 1,  3,  4,  8,  10-12,  15-19  (1858,  64,  70,  73-75,  78-81).— 
Maryland  Institution  for  tho  Instruction  of  the  Blind. 
Report  of  the  directors.  19  pp.  (Md.  House,  Journ.  and 
Doc.  1865,  M.)— Maryland  resolutions  and  the  ob- 
jections to  them  considered.  By  a  citizen  of  Mary- 
land. 39  pp.  1822.— Maryland.  State  Board  of 
Kdncation.  Annual  report,  1885.  (Md.  House  and 
Senate,  Doc.  1886,  F.)— Mason,  J.  T.  Memorial  relative 
to  St.  John's  College.  12  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Journ.  and 
Doc.  1856,  C.) — Communication  from  the  Executive  de- 
partment to  the  Legislature  of  Maryland,  enclosing  a 
communication  from  the  principal  of  the  Pennsyl- 
vania Institution  for  the  deaf  and  dumb. 
7  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1829.)— LLst  of  deaf  and  dumb 
sent  to  the  Pennsylvania  Institution.  4  pp.  (Md.  Pub. 
i>oc.  1829.)— Ilegester,  S.,  President.  Report  of,  in 
regard  to  the  condition  of  the  Maryland  Agricultural 
College  to  tho  General  Assembly  of  M.  10  pp.  (Md. 
Senate,  Journ.  Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1872,  H.)— St. 
John's  College, Md.  Appeal  to  the  people  of  Mary- 
land by  the  visitors  and  governors.  1868.— St.  John's 
College,  Annapolis,  Md.  Biennial  reports,  1874,  76,  78, 
80.  (Md.  House,  Doc.  1874,  I. ;  Md.  House  and  Senate, 
i>oc.  1876,  F. ;  78,  F.;  80,  H.)— St.  John's  College.  Report, 
Jan.  26,  1872.  12  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Journ.  Senate  and 
House,  Doc.  1872,  L.) — St.  John's  College.  Report  of  the 
joint  committee  on.  March  21, 1835.  5  pp.  (Md.  Pub. 
Doc.  1834.)— School  la-w  of  the  state  of  Maryland 
passed  at  the  regular  session,  1868,  by  the  General 
Assembly.  1868.— House  of  Delegates.  Committee  to  in- 
vestigate the  management  of  the  State  Normal 
School.  Report.  1880.  (Md.  House  and  Senate.  i)oc. 
1880,  P.) —Treasurer  of  the  Western  Shore 
(George  Mackubin).  Communication  relative  to  tho 
subject  of  education.  In  obedience  to  an  order  of  the 
House.  20  Jan.  1843.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1842,  R.)— Treasurer 
of  the  Western  Shore.  Report  relative  to  tho  school 
fund  to  academies,  etc.  Dec.  1834.  3  pp.  (Md.  Pub. 
Doc.  1834.)— Washington  College.  Memorial  of 
the  visitors  and  governors.  1874.  »  pp.  (Md.  House, 
Doc.  1874.) 

See  also  Baltimore,  Education. 

Maryland,  Federal  relations. 

Address  to  the  people  by  the  General  As- 
sembly, in  extra  session.  April  27, 1861.  4  pp.  (Md. 
House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1861,  B.  2.)— Brown,  Hon.  G.  W. 
Communication  from  the  Mayor  and  Board  of  Police 
of  Baltimore  city.  May  10, 1861.  8  pp.  (Md.  House  and 
Senate,  ZJoc.  1861,  G.)— Commissioner  appointed 
to  wait  on  the  Governor  of  Virginia.  Report 
to  the  General  Assembly.  May  6,  and  June  6, 1861.  14 
pp.  (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1861,  D.2,  F.2.)— Report 
of  the  Commissioners  appointed  to  disburse 
the  $50,000,  appropriated  for  the  relief  of  families  <,)f 
Md.,  vols.  Jan.  soss.  1864.  14  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Journ. 
and  One.  1864,  I.) — Resolutions  of  the  General  As- 
sembly in  regard  to  the  relations  of  tho  state  of 
Maryland  to  the  Federal  government,  extra  session, 
1861.  4  pp.  (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1861,  J.)— 
Hicks,  T.  H.,  Governor.  Correspondence  between  the 
Governor  and  the  Sheriff  of  Frederick  county,  1861. 
4  pp.  (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1861,  B.)— Message. 
1801.  24  pp.  (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1861,  A.)— 
House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  Federal 
relations.  Report  in  regard  to  tho  calling  of  a 
sovereign  conveullon.  May  9, 1861.  22  pp.  (Md.  House 
and  Senate,  Doc.  1861,  F.)— House  of  Delegates.  Com- 
mittee on  Federal  relations.  Report  of,  wlih  the  report 
of  tlio  Peace  Commissioners  appointed  to  wait  on 
Presidents  Lincoln  and  Davis,  by  tho  General  As- 
sembly. Juno  11,  1801.  24  pp.  (Md.  House  and  Senate, 
Doc.  1861,  H.  2.)— House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on 
Federal  relations.  Report  upon  the  messages  of  llie 
Governor,  In  regard  to  ilio  arbitrary  proceedings  of 
the  United  States  authorities,   and    tlio   Governor's 


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correspondence  with  the  United  States  government. 
June  11,  1861.  8  pp.  (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc. 
1861,  H.)— House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  Federal 
.  relations.  Resolutions  of,  with  Senate  amendments. 
May  14, 1861.  5  pp.  (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1861, 
E.  2.)— Protest  of  the  General  Assembly  against  the 
lUesal  arrest  and  Imprisonment  by  the  Federal 
government  of  citizens  of  M.  June  22,  1861.  4  pp. 
(Md.  House  and  Senate,  /Joe.  1861,  K.  2.)— Report  and 
resolutions  of  the  Joint  Committee  of  the  Senate 
and  House  of  Delegates  of  M.,  upon  the  reports  and 
memorials  of  the  Police  Commissioners  and  the  Mayor 
and  City  Council  of  Baltimore.  Aug.  6, 1861.  26  pp. 
(Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1861,  M.»— Communication 
of  the  Secretary  of  \%'ar  of  U.  8.  to  the  Governor. 

3  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1833,  X.)— Senate  Committee, 
minority  report,  in  regard  to  compensating  loyal 
citizens  of  M.  for  property  taken  or  destroyed  by  the 
armies  of  the  U.  S.  or  the  so-called  Confederate  States, 
Jan.sess.  1864.  7  pp.  iMd.  Senate,  Joum.and  Doc.  1864.) 
—Senate.  Committee  on  Federal  relations. 
Report,  being  joint  resolutions,  rejecting  the  15th 
amendment  proposed  to  the  ccnstltutiou  of  the  tJ.  S. 

4  pp.  (Md.  Seuaie.Joum.  Senate  and  House,  Z>uc.l870,N.) 
—Senate.  Executive  proceedings,  Jan.  sess.  1858. 
41  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  and  Doc.  Is58.)— 'Wallace, 
Maj.-Gen.  L.  Communication  from,  in  relation  to  the 
Freedman's  Bureau.  95  pp.  (Md.  House,  Joum.  and 
Doc.  1865,  J.) 

Maryland,  Finances. 

House  of  Delegates.    Report  of  select  committee  . . . 
assumption  of  state  de1>t8  by  the  general  govern- 
ment. 1844.  28  pp.   (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1843,  K.)— Executive 
communication  to  the  House  of  Delegates,  relative  to 
the  contract  between  the  B.  and  O.  R.  R.  Co.,  and 
Barings,  Brothers  and  Co.,  for  the  sale  of  the  state's 
bonds.   1839.   43  pp.    IMd.  Pu6. />oc.  1839,  L.)— Baring 
and    Brotliers,  London.     Communication   to    the 
Legislature  of  M.   1844.    5  pp.    (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1843.)— 
Report  of  the  Board   of  State's  Agents  for  the 
years  1848  and  1849.    99  pp.    (Md.  i*u6.  Doc.  1849,  F.)— 
Report  of  the  Executive  in  relation  to  the  contingent 
fund.  9  pp.   (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1853.  M.j— House  of  Dele- 
gates.   Majority  report  of  the  special  committee  ap- 
pointed to  examine  and  cancel  certain  coupons  be- 
longing to  tlie  state  of  BI.    4  pp.    (Md.  Senate, 
Joum.  Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1872,  P.)— Report  of  the 
joint  committee,  of  the  late  General  Assembly,  ap- 
pointed   to   examine    a   list   of  cancelled  Maryland 
coupons.    7  pp.     (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1854,  D.)— Report  of 
the  special  committee  ou  the  currency,  together 
with  the  answers  of  the  banks,  in  obedience  to  the 
order  of  the  House  of  Delegates  of  M.  4  Jan.  1842.    23 
pp.    (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1841-42.)  —  House  of  Delegates. 
Committee  on  the  Currency.    Report,  together  with 
the  answers  of  the  banks  to  the  interrogatories  of  said 
committee.  1839.    134  pp.    (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1839,  Q.  Y.)— 
House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  Finance.  Report, 
relative  to  the  bill  to  regulate  the  sale  of  distilled 
spirits  and  other  intiixlcating  liquors.    7  pp.    (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1854.)— House  of  Delegates.    Committee  on 
Ways  and  Means.    Report  on  the  finances  of  the 
state.    18-34,  40,  42,  44,  45,  46,  47,  49,  52,  54,  61.      131   pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1834 ;  39,  C.  C. ;  41 ;  43,  P. ;  44,  X. ;  46,  H. ; 
47,U.;49,Y.;52,  N.;  54,  F.;  61-C2,G.)— House  of  Delegates. 
Committee  of  Ways  and  Means.  Minority  report.  6 
pp.  (Md.  Pub.  />oc.18.t3,  p.)— Short  history  of  the  public 
debt  of  Maryland,  and  of  the  causes  which  produced 
it.  By  a  citizen  of  Maryland.  1845. — House  of  Delegates. 
Committee  on  Ways  and  Means.    Report.    Jan.  29, 
1830.  12  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1829.)— House  of  Delegates. 
Committee  on  Ways  and  Means.    Report  in  part.    1839. 
8  pp.    (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1839,  O.)— House  of  Delegates. 
Committee  on  Ways  and  Means.    Report  covering  a 
communication  with  Messrs.  Baring  of  London,  and 
T.  W.  Ward  of  Boston,  In  relation  to  the  Chesapeake 
and  Ohio  Canal.  1843.    (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1842,  P.)— House 
of  Delegates.  Committee  ou  Ways  and  Means.    Report 
of  Mr.  Carey,  on  his  own  behalf,  on  so  much  of  the 
Oovernor's  message  as  relates  to  the  finances  of  the 
state.  1844.    15  pp.    (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1843,  S.)— House  of 
Delegates.    Committee  on  Ways  and  Means.    Report, 
shewing  the  quantity  and  value  of  real  estate.    15  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  18*6,  Q.)— Report  of  tlie  committee, 
appointed  to  carry  into  effect  resolution  No.  8,  of  Dec. 
session,  1840.    7  pp.    (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1847,  C.)— Report 
of  tbe  Joint  committee  of  both  houses  ot  the 
General  Assembly,  appointed  under  resolution  No.  8, 
of  Dec.  session,  1840.    By  resolution  No.  37,  of  the  last 
session.  8  pp.  (Md.  Puft.  i>oc.  1846,  C.)— Senate.  Report 
of  the  special  committee  on  retrenchment  of  county 
expenses.  4  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  Senate  and  House, 
Doc.  1870,  S.)— Report  of  the  select  committee,  relative 


to  the  salaries  of  the  governor  and  secretary 

of  state.  5  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1846,  E.}— Exhibits 
referred  to  In  the  reportsof  the  majority  and  minority 
of  the  committee  In  relation  to  the  fees  of  certain 
offlcers.  16  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1847.)— Sprigg,  S., 
and  Tllghraan,  T.  {Statt's  agents).  Reports.  1S47.  .;Mil. 
Pub.  Doc.  1847,  H.)— State's  agents  in  Joint  stock 
companies.  Report.  Feb.  12, 18»2.  12  pp.  (Md.  Pub. 
Doc.  1S41-42, 1.) — Report  of  the  agents  representing  the 
state  iujoint  stock  companies,  to  the  Legislature 
ot  Md.  Feb.  5,  18U.  68  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1843.)  — 
State's  Agent  of  the  'Western  Shore.  Statement 
for  the  years  1822-26,  relative  to  his  account  with  the 
state  of  M.  7  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1828.)— State's  Agent 
lor  the  Western  Shore.  Report  to  the  Legislature  of 
M.  Jan.  1829.  4  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1828.)— House  of 
Delegates.  Committee  of  Claims.  Report  upon  the 
accounts  of  the  Treasurer.  1843,46-53.  157  pp.  (Md. 
Pu6.Z>oc.  1842,  H.;  46,  F.;  47,  J.;  49,N.O.;  52,E.F.G.;  54,K.) 
—House  Of  Delegates.  Committee  of  Claims.  Report  on 
the  accounts  of  the  Treasurer  of  the  Eastern 
Shore  of  M.  1830,  41.  14  pp.  (Md.  Pub. /)oc.  1829,  41.) 
— House  of  Delegates.  Committee  of  Claims.  Reports 
on  the  accounts  of  the  Treasurer  of  the  Western  Shore 
of  M.  1829,  30,  34.  39,  41,  42,  43,  44.  107  pp.  (Md.  Pub. 
Doc.  1828;  29;  34;  39,  C;  41,  B.;  43,B.C.O.;  44,  B.i— House 
of  Delegates.  Committee  on  Claims.  Report  upon  the 
quarterly  accounts  of  the  Treasurer,  July-Dec.  1852. 
23  pp.     (Md.  Pu6.  Doc.  1853,  W.) 

See  also  under  Commissioner  of  Loans. — Comp- 
troller of  the  Treasury. — Treasurer. — Treas- 
urer of  the  Eastern  Shore. — Treasurer  of  the 
Western  Shore.    And  also  Banks. 

Maryland,  Fisheries. 

Commissioner  of  Fisheries.  1876,  77,  78, 
80,  81,  84.  (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc. 
1876-84.) 

Davidson,  H.,  Com.  Fisheri/  Force.    Report  on  the 

oyster  llsherles:  Potomac  river  shad  and  herring 
flaheries,  and  the  water  fowl.  48  pp.  (Md.  Senate, 
Journ.  Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1872,  E.) — Dela^vder, 
G.  W..  Commr.  of  Fisheries  Western  .Shore.  Report.  1884. 
12  pp.  (Md.  House  and  Senate.  Doc.  1884,  J.) — Joint 
select  committee  appointed  to  confer  with  the 
Legislature  ot  Va.  in  reference  to  the  fishing  and 
oysterlng  interests  of  the  2  states.  12  pp.  (Md.  House 
and  Senate,  Doc.  1884,  I.) — Slarylaud.  Commis- 
sioners of  Fisheries.  Report.  1886.  (Md.  House 
aud  Senate,  Doc.  1»86,  E.) — Public  general  la^vs 
on  fish  aud  fisheries.  54  pp.  (Md.  House  aud 
Senate,  Doc.  1876.) 

See  aiso  under  Oyster  and  oyster  fisheries. 

Maryland,  Free  Masonry. 

SCHULTZ,  E.  T.  History  of  freemasonry 
in  Maryland,  from  the  earliest  time  to  the 
present.     1884-86,  2  v. 

Free  and  Accepted  Masons.    Cirand  Ijodge. 

Proceedings,  May,  ia65.— R.  W.  Grand  Lodge  ot  Free 
and  Accepted  Masons  ot  Maryland.  Proceedings  at 
its  annual  grand  communication,  held  in  Baltimore, 
May.  1827. 

Marj'land,  General  Assembly.  See  Legis- 
lature. 

Maryland,  Geology,  agriculture.,  etc. 

DuCATEL,  J.  Reports  on  the  geology  of 
Maryland,  1834-40.     7  pts.     [1835-41.] 

and  Alexander,  J.  H.    Report  on  the 

projected  survey  of  the  state  of  Maryland, 
pursuant  to  a  resolution  of  the  General 
Assembly.     1834. 

HiGrGLN'S,   J.      Reports    [on   agricultural 

chemistry]  to  the  House  of  Delegates  of 
Maryland.     6  pts.     1850-58. 

Tyson,  P.  T.  Reports  [of  the  State  Agri- 
cultural Chemist]  to  the  House  of  Delegates 
of  Maryland.     2  pts.     1860-62. 

Alkln,  W.  E.  A.  Catalogue  of  phoenogamous  plants 

and  terns,  native  or  naturalized,  growing  lu  the  vicin- 
ity of  Baltimore,  Md.  37  pp.  (Md.  Acad,  of  Scl.  and 
Lit.  Trans,  v.  1,  1837,  p.  55.)— House  of  Delegates.  Com- 
mittee on  Agriculture.  Report,  In  relation  to  the 
appointment  of  an  agricultural  chemist.  8 
pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1846,  T.)— House  of  Delegates. 
Committee  on  Agriculture.     Report  relative  to  the 


MARYLAND,  Geology,  etc. 


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1844.     5  pp.     (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1843,  I.  I.)— Cope,  E.  D. 

Zoology  of  M.  3  pp.  (lu  Martenet,  S.  J.,  Walling, 
H.  F.,  and  Gray,  O.  W.,  New  topographical  atlas,  p.  10.) 
— Dticaf  el,  J.  T.  Outlines  of  the  physical  geojiraphy 
ot  M.,  embracing  Us  prominent  geological  features. 
30  pp.  (Md.  Acad,  of  Sci.  and  LU.  Trans,  v.  1, 1837,  p. 
24.)— House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  Agriculture. 
Report  relative  to  the  application  of  lime  to  the 
dlflTereiit  qualities  of  soil,  and  the  use  of  cal- 
careous matter  for  agricultural  purposes.  By  order 
of  House.  Jan.  27,  1844.  15  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1843,  E.E.) 
— Tyson,  P.  T.  Description  of  the  Frostburg  coal 
formation  of  Allegany  county,  Maryland,  with  an  ac- 
count of  its  geological  position.  7  pp.  (Md.  Acad,  of 
Sci.  and  Lit.  Trans,  v.  1, 1837,  p.  92.)— Descriptive  cata- 
logue of  the  principal  minerals  of  the  state  of  M.  16 
pp.  (Md.  Acad,  of  Sci.  and  Lit.  Trans,  v.  1, 1837,  p.  102.) 

Maryland,  History. 

Adams,  H.  B.    Maryland's  influence  in 
founding  a  national  commonwealth.     1877. 

Maryland's  influence  upon  land  ces- 
sions to  the  United  States.  1885.  (In  his 
Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  studies  in  hist,  and 
polit.  sci.  3  s.  No.  1.) 

Allen,    E.      Maryland    toleration  ;    or, 

sketches  of  the  early  history  of  Maryland, 
to  the  year  1650.  1855.  ( With  Md.  Hist.  Soc. 
Pub.) 

Who  were  the  early  settlers  of  Mary- 
land V    1866. 

Alsop,  G.     a  character  of  the  province 

of  Maryland.     1869. 

The  savie.     1880.     (Md.  Hist.  Soc.  Fund 
pub.  No.  15.) 

Balch,  T.  {Ed.)    Papers  relating  chiefly 

to  the  Maryland  line  during  the  revolution. 
1857.     [Seventy-Six  Soc.) 

Banvard,  J.  Tragic  scenes  in  the  history 

of  Maryland.     1856. 

Bozman,   J.   L.     History  of   Maryland, 

from  1633  to  1660.     1837,  2  v.  in  1. 

Sketch   of  the  history  of  Maryland, 

during  the  three  first  years  after  its  settle- 
ment.    1811. 

Brown,  G.  W.     Baltimore  and  the  19  of 

April,  1861.  A  study  of  the  war.  1887. 
(Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  studied 
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The  origin  and  growth  of  civil  liberty 

in  Maryland,  a  discourse.  1850.  (Md.  Hist. 
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Browne,  W.  H.  (Ed.)  Archives  of  Mary- 
land. Judicial  and  testamentary  business 
of  the  Provincial  court,  1 637-50 .    1887. 

(Ed.)  Archives  of  Maryland.  Pro- 
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of  Maryland,  1637-64,  66-76.     1883-84,  2  v. 

(Ed.)  Archives  of  Maryland.  Pro- 
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67.     1885. 

Maryland,  the  history  of  a  palatinate. 

1884.  (Scudder,  li.E.,  Am.  commonwealths.) 

and  SCHARF,  J.  T.  History  of  Mary- 
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Daluymple,  Bev.  E.  A.   (Ed.)      Relatio 

itineris  in  Marylandiam  :  Narrative  of  a 
voyage  to  Maryland,  by  Father  Andrew 
White  ;  An  account  of  the  colony  of  the 
Lord  Baron  of  Baltimore  ;  Extracts  from 
different  letters  of  missionaries,  from  the 
year  1635  to  1677.  1874.  (Md.  Hist.  Soc. 
Fund  pub.  No.  7.) 


Davis,  G.  L.  L.  The  day-star  of  Amer- 
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Eddis,  W.    Letters  from  America  .  .  . 

from  1769  to  1777  inclusive.     1792. 

Emmons,  R.     Defence  of  Baltimore  and 

death  of  General  Ross.     1831. 

Farquhar,   W.    H.      Annals    of    Sandy 

Spring,  or  20  years'  history  of  a  rural  com- 
munity in  Maryland.     1884. 

Giles,  W.  F.    Annual  address  before  the 

Maryland  Historical  Society.    1866. 

Gleig,  G.  R.   Narrative  of  the  campaigns 

of  the  British  army,  at  Washington,  Balti- 
more, and  New  Orleans.     1821. 

GoLDSBOROUQH,  W.  W.     The  Maryland 

Line  in  the  Confederate  States  army.     1869. 

Griffith,  T.  W.    Sketches  of  the  early 

history  of  Maryland.     1831. 

Jacobs,  M.     Notes  on  the  rebel  invasion 

of  Maryland  and  Pennsylvania.     1864. 

Johnson,  Brig. -Gen.  B.  T.     Foundation 

of  Maryland.  1883.  (Md.  Hist.  Soc.  Fund 
pub.  No.  18.) 

Kennedy,  J.  C.  G.    History  and  statistics 

of  Maryland.     1852. 

Lowe,  E.  L.     Discourse  delivered  at  the 

commemoration  of  the  landing  of  the  pil- 
grims of  Maryland,  celebrated  May  12, 1845, 
at  Mt.  St.  Mary's,   near  Emmitsburg,  Md. 

1845.  (Bound  pamph.  v.  125.) 

McMahon,  J.  V.  L.    Historical  view  of 

the  government  of  Maryland.     1831. 

MoSherry,  J.      Discourse  delivered  at 

the  commemoration  of  the  landing  of  the 
pilgrims  of  Maryland,  celebrated  May  11, 

1846.  (Bound  pamph.  v.  125.) 

History   of  Maryland,  from  1634  to 

1848.     1849. 
History  of    Maryland,   from   1634  to 

1848  .  .  .  for  the  use  of  schools.     1850. 

Maryland  Historical  Society.  Publica- 
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Fund  publications,  Nos.  1-23.  1867-86, 

22  Nos. 

Neill,  E.  D.     Terra  Mariae :  or,  threads 

of  Maryland  colonial  history.     1867. 

The  founders  of  Maryland.     1876. 

Onderdonk,   H.     History  of  Maryland. 

1868. 

Randall,  D.  R.  Puritan  colony  in  Mary- 
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Read,  W.  G.     Oration   delivered   at  the 

first  commemoration  of  the  landing  of  the 
pilgrims  of  Maryland,  celebrated  May  10, 
1842.     (Bound  pamph.  v.  125.) 

Oration  delivered  at  the  second  com- 
memoration of  the  pilgrims  of  Maryland.  At 
Phila.,  May  10, 1843.  (Bound  pamph.  v.  125.) 

Relation  of  Maryland,  reprinted  from  the 

London  ed.  of  1635.  With  a  prefatory  note 
and  appendix  by  Francis  Hawks.  1865. 
(Sabin,  J.,  Reprints,  No.  2.) 

ScARBURGH,  Col.  E.  Account  of  pro- 
ceedings in  an  expedition  from  Virginia  to 
Annamessecks  and  Manokin.  1833.  (Bound 
pamph.  V.  125.) 

ScHARP,    J.    T.     History   of   Maryland, 

from  the  earliest  period  to  the  present  day. 
1879,  3  V. 


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Stockbridge,  H.     Archives  of  Maryland, 

as  illustrating  the  spirit  of  the  times  of  the 
early  colonists.  1886.  (Md.  Hist.  Soc.  Fund 
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Streeter,  S.  F.    Papers  relating  to  the 

early  history  of  Maryland.  1876.  (Md.  Hist. 
Soc.  Fund  pub.  No.  9.) 

Virginia  and  Maryland  ;    or,   the  Lord 

Baltamoi-e's  printed  case,  uncased.  1655 ; 
repr.  1837.     (Force,  P.,  Tracts,  v.  2.) 

Wallis,  S.  T.,  and  Sherman,  J.  Corres- 
pondence concerning  the  arrest  of  members 
of  the  Maryland  Legislature  ...  in  1861. 
1863. 

WlLHELM,  L.  W.     Local  institutions  of 

Maryland.  1885.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns 
Hopkins  Univ.  studies  in  hist,  and  polit.  sci. 
3  s.  Nos.  5,  6,  7.) 

Brnntly,   W.    T.      English    in    M.,   1632-1691.     46 

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Rev.  V.  5, 1869,  p.  118.)— Ingle,  E.  Parish  Institutions 
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Mai-8he,  W.  In  his  Journal  of  the  treaty  with  the  Six 
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dispute  between  the  government  of  New  Bfetlier- 
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Warden,  D.  B.  Maryland.  68  pp.  {Art  devirif.  les 
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See  also  Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  9, 1831,  p.  483. 

Maryland,  Histoiry.    Bibliogi-aphy. 

Alexander,  J.  H.    Index  to  the  calendar 
of  Maryland  state  papers.     1861. 
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Ho  use  of  De  legates.  Re  port  of  the  select  committee 
to  investigate  the  causes  and  circumstances  of  the  de- 
BtrucUon  of  the  ice-boats  Chesapeake  and  Maryland, 
with  accompanying  testimony  and  papers.  95  pp. 
(Md.  Senate,  Joum.  Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1872,  T.) 

Maryland,  Immigraticm. 

Commissioner  of  Immigration.  Report  to  the  Gen- 
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Maryland.  Memorial,  counter  to  the  passage  of  the 
bill  relating  to  the  importation  of  passengers.  Jan. 
20, 1842.    4  pp.     (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  18a-12.) 

Maryland,  Indians. 

House  of  Delegates.  Report  of  the  select  committee 
on  the  claims  of  the  Nauticoke  Indians.  8  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1853,  F.) 

Maryland,  Industrial  statistics. 

Weeks,  T.  C.  First  biennial  report  of 
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Maryland,  Institutions. 

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relief  of  tlic  vridofvs  and  children  of  the 
clergy  of  the  Protestant  Kpiscopal  Chnrch  in 

M.  Charter,  laws,  and  regulations.  1855. — United 
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Maryland  Inebriate  Asylum.  Address  of  the  execu- 
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For  the  insane. 

Dix,  Miss  D.  L.  Memorial ...  in  behalf  of  the  insane 
of  M.  19  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1852,  J.)— Maryland 
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sane. Ann.  report.  Board  of  Managers.  1879.  (Md. 
House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1880,  C.)— Maryland  Hospital. 
Ann.  report  of  the  President  and  Directors.  4  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1847,  G.)— Maryland  Hospital.  Report 
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Insane.  Report  of  the  directors,  to  the  Legislature  of 
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Hospital.   Report  of  the  select  committee  of  the  House. 

10  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1847,  N.)— Maryland  Hospital. 
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General  Assembly  relating  to  the.  1868.— Maryland  In- 
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charges  preferred  by  Dr.  J.  S.  Conrad  .  .  .  Md.  Hospi- 
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'49-53,  '55,  '56,  '58-66,  '71,  '80.— House  of  Delegates. 
Report  of  the  select  committee  appointed  to  visit 
Mount  Hope  Hospital  and  Maryland  Hospital  in  the 
city  of  Baltimore.    7  pp.    (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1852,  K.) 

Reformatory  and  Penal. 

Brown,  G.  W.,  and  others.  A  state  house  of  cor- 
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House  of  Reformation  and  Instruction  for 

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for  Colored  Children.  Ann.  report.  1874,  '75,  '79,  '81. — 
House  of  Reformation  and  Instruction  for  Colored 
Children.  Report  of  joint  special  committee.  1874.  5 
pp.    (Md.  Senate,  Doc.  1874,  N.) 

House  of  Refuge.    Fifteenth  annual  report  of 

the  managers.  Jan.  1866.  40  pp.  (Md.  House,  Joum. 
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1868.— House  of  Refuge.  21st  report.  15  pp.  (Md. 
Senate,  Joum.  Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1872,  J.)— Memo- 
rial of  the  House  of  Refuge  asking  a  yearly  appropria- 
tion for  the  support  thereof;  and  the  appointment  of 
a  committee  of  the  Legislature  to  visit  and  inspect  the 
institution.  6  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1861- 
62,  E.) — Report  of  the  select  committee  on  the  House 
of  Refuge.     5  pp.     (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1852,  Q.) 

Maryland  Penitentiary.  Memorial  of  the  direc- 
tors. 4  pp.  (Md.  House,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1865,  H.)— Re- 
port of  the  directors  of  the  Maryland  Penitentiary. 

11  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1828.)— Report  of  the  directors. 
Dec.  31, 1829.  7  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1829.)— Annual  re- 
port of  the  President  and  directors.  Jan.  1866.  30  pp. 
(Md.  House,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1866,  F.)— Report  and  ac- 
companying documents  of  the  House  committee  ap- 
pointed to  examine  into  the  affairs  of  the  Maryland 
Penitentiary.  42  pp.  (Md.  House,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1861, 
K.) — Maryland  Penitentiary.  Report  and  accompany- 
ing documents  of  the  House  committee,  appointed  to 
examine  into  the  affairs  of.  July  31,  1861.  42  pp. 
(Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1861,  K.)— Maryland  Peni- 
tentiary. Report  of  the  select  committee.  19  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.lSiT,  K.)— Report  of  the  select  commit- 
tee to  examine  the  condition  of  the  Maryland  Peniten- 
tiary, in  the  city  of  Baltimore.  8  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc. 
1852,  H.)— Committee  on  the  Penitentiary,  House  of 
Refuge,  etc.  Report.  March  7,  1865.  8  pp.  (Md. 
Senate,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1865,  J.) — Maryland  Peniten- 
tiary. Report  of  the  majority  of  the  committee  on  the 
affairs  of.    1839.     27   pp.     (Md.   Pub.   Doc.   1839.   M.)— 


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Maryland  Penitentiary.  Report  of  the  minority  of  the 
comnilttoe  on  the  affairs  of.  1839.  2  pp.  (Md.  Pub. 
Doc.  1839,  N.) 

See  also  Baltimore,  Benevolent,  etc.,  institutions. 

Mary  land.  Insurance  commission. 

Insurance  Commissioner.  Keports  (2.  i,  6,  8,  10). 
1873,  '75,  '77,  '79,  '81,  '83.  1873-84,  G  v.  (Md.  House  and 
Senate, /)oc.  1874,  G. ;  '76;  '78,  C;  '80;  •82,E. ; '84,  N.)— 
Insurance  Commissioner.  Annual  report.  1885.  (Md. 
House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1886,  G.)— Statement  of  the 
treasurer,  shewing  the  names  of  the  agents  of  foreign 
Insurance  companies,  with  the  names  of  the  sureties 
of  those  whose  boads  are  flled  at  the  treasury,  and 
the  amounts  paid  by  each.  4  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Z)oc.  1846,  J.) 

Maryland,  Internal  improvements. 

Phenix,  T.  The  State  Convention  on  In- 
ternal Improvements,  held  in  Baltimore,  De- 
cember, 1825.     1825. 

House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  Internal  Im- 
provements. Report.  Jan.  10,  1840.  212  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1839,  K.K.)— Senate.  Committee  on  Ju- 
dicial Procecclingg.  Internal  Improvements  on 
the  Eastern  Shore.  Report  of  the  minority.  Feb.  16, 
1858.  8  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Journ.  and  Doc.  1858,  H.)— 
Internal  Improvement  Convention,  which  as- 
sembled In  the  city  of  Baltimore  on  Dec.  8, 1834.  Jour- 
nal.    93  pp.     (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1834.) 

See  also  under  Canals.— Public  buildings.— 
Railroads,  etc. 

Maryland,  Judiciary. 

Pciragraphs  on  the  subject  of  Judicial  reform  In 
Maryland,  shewing  the  evils  of  the  present  system, 
and  pointing  out  the  only  remedy  foriheir  cure.  1846. 
{Bound  pamph.  v.  143.)— Chambers,  Judge.  Speech  of, 
on  the  judicial  tenure,  in  the  Maryland  convention, 
April,  1851.  41  pp.  1851.— Report  of  the  select  com- 
mittee, relative  to  the  offices  of  the  clerks  of  the 
courts  and  register  of  wills  of  Baltimore 
city.  8  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1854,  L.)— Statements  of 
the  clerks  of  the  county  courts  and  registers  of 
wills,  relative  to  the  number  of  years  they  have  been 
In  office,  the  amount  of  their  receipts,  etc.  3  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1844-45,W.)— Report  of  the  clerk  of  Baltimore 
county  court  relative  to  the  commissions  paid  or 
due  for  the  year  1844,  to  the  Judges  of  said  court, 
and  also  the  amount  of  fees  or  taxes  accruing  to  them. 
3  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1844,  K.)— Senate.  Proceedings 
In  the  case  of  Joseph  W.  Davis,  no-»v  under  sen- 
tence of  death,  for  the  murder  of  Abraham  Lynn, 
on  Apl.  5,  1874.  123  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Doc.  1874,  H.)— 
Duckett,  T.  Report  of  chairman  of  the  Com- 
mittee on  the  Judiciary,  in  relation  to  the  High  Court 
of  Chancery  and  the  Chancellor's  salary.  12  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1846,  I.)— House  of  Delegates.  Select 
committee ...  in  relation  to  fees,  etc.,  of. . .  clerk  of 
Baltimore  City  Court.  Report  of  the  majority  and 
minority.  19  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1847,  Y.Z.)— House  of 
Delegates.  Committee  on  Grievances  and  Courts 
of  Justice.  Report  In  relation  to  the  attendance  of 
the  Judges.  25  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1846,  N. ;  1847; 
1849,  R.)— House  of  Delegates.  Committee  of  Griev- 
ances Hud  Courts  of  Justice.  Report  relative  to  the 
attendance  of  Judges  of  the  Court  of  Appeals  and 
county  courts.  Marcli  18, 1840.  11  pp.  (Md.  I'ub.  Doc. 
1839,  I.I.)— House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  Griev- 
ances and  Courts  of  Justice.  Report  . . .  relative  to 
the  Judiciary.  March  5, 1844.  12  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc. 
1843,  H.H.)— Communications  to  the  clerk  of  the  House 
from  the  secretaries  of  the  states  of  New  York,  Penn- 
sylvania, Virginia  and  Ohio,  relative  to  tlie  costs  of 
the  Judiciary  system  of  <he  said  states.  7  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Uoc.  1844-45,  J.)— Kell,  T.  Communication 
from  the  clerk  of  Baltimore  County  Court,  In  obedi- 
ence to  the  order  of  the  House  of  Delegates.  Feb.  2, 
1842.  2  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1841-42.)— Senate.  Com- 
mittee on  Judicial  Proceedings.  Report  in  the  case  of 
the  State  vs.  Joseph  W.  Davis.  C  pp.  (Md. 
Senate,  Doc.  1874, 1.)— "Wickes,  B.  C.  Report  of,  from 
the  majority  of  the  Committee  on  the  Judiciary,  rela- 
tive to  biennial  sessions.  7  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1846, 
M.)— Williams,  R.  Petition  of,  relative  to  suit  in 
chancery.    0  pp.    (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1854.) 

Maryland,  Labor. 

Department  of  I^borand  AKrlcuIture.  Bo- 
ports  of  the  suitorlntendout.  1809,  "?0, '71.  81pp.  (Md. 
Senate,  Journ.  Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1870,  '72.)— Mc- 
Ijane,  B.,  Governor.  Message  in  reference  to  the  labor 
question.    7  pp.    (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1884,  F.) 


Maryland^  Land  tenure. 

Brovrning,  G.  Abstract  of  the  condition  of  grant- 
ing of  lands  iu  Maryland,  as  propounded  by  Ceclllus 
Lord  Baron  of  Baltimore.    1825.    {Bound pamph.  y.  1^5.) 

Maryland,  Law. 

Alexander,  J.  H.    Index  to  the  calendar 
of  Maryland  state  papers.     1861. 

Alexander,  J.  J.    Collection  of  British 

statutes  in  force  in  Maryland.     1870. 

Bacon,  T.     Laws  of  Maryland  at  large, 

with  proper  indexes,     n.  d. 

Commissioners  appointed  to  revise,  sim- 
plify and  abridge  the  rules  of  practice, 
pleadings,  etc.,  in  the  courts  of  the  state. 
1854. 

Cohen,  J.  I.,  and  Rowland,  T.  Supple- 
ment to  Maryland  code.     1870. 

Colvin,  J.  B.     Magistrate's  guide  ;  and 

citizen's  counsellor.     1805. 

Cummins,  E.  H.    The  Maryland  justice  : 

containing  approved  forms  for  the  use  of 
justices  of  the  peace.     1825. 

Dorset,  C.    The  general  public  statutory 

law  and  public  local  law  of  the  state  of 
Maryland,  from  the  year  1692  to  1839  in- 
clusive.    1840,  3  V. 

Herty,  T.  a  digest  of  the  laws  of  Mary- 
land.    1799. 

HiNKLEY,-E.  O.,  and  Carter,  C.  S.    The 

revenue  laws  of  the  state  of  Maryland,  in 
force  at  the  close  of  the  Dec.  sess.  1849.  1851. 

and  Mayer,  L.  The  law  of  attachments 

in  Maryland.     1869. 

Kilty,   J.    The  land-holder's  assistant, 

and  land-office  guide.     1808. 

Kjlty,  W.    Laws  of  Maryland,  to  which 

are  prefixed  the  original  charter,  with  an 
English  translation,  the  bill  of  rights  and 
constitution  of  the  state  .  .  .     1799-1800,  2  v. 

Laws,  documents  and  judicial  decisions, 

relating  to  the  Baltimore  and  Frederick- 
town,  York  and  Reisterstown,  Cumberland 
and  Boonsborough  turnpike  road  companies. 
1841. 

Laws  of  the  province  of  Maryland,  1692- 

1718  ;  1718-19.     1718-20,  2  v. 

Laws  made  and  passed  at  the  sessions  of 

the  General  Assembly,  1780-83;  1785-90; 
1791-96  ;  1791-97  ;  1800-1804  ;  1800-07.  n.  d. 
6  V. 

Laws  made  and  passed  by  the  General 

Assembly,  1811-25,  27-50,  53,  54,  56,  58,  60- 
62,  65-67,  70-86.     1812-86,  50  v. 

Laws  made  since  1763,  consisting  of  Acts 

of  Assembly  under  the  proprietary  govern- 
ment, resolves  of  convention,  and  the  decla- 
ration of  rights,  etc.  .  .  .  and  acts  generally 
since  the  revolution.     1787. 

List  of  the  titles  of  the  laws  and  resolu- 
tions, made  and  passed. 

See  in  Messages  and  documents. 

Maxcty,  v.    The  laws  of  Maryland,  with 

the  charter,  etc.  (V.  1,  2,  1692-1800.)  1811, 
2v. 

Mayer,  L.    Ground  rents  in  Maryland. 

1883. 

Supplement  to  Maryland  code.    1861- 

67;  1868. 

Supplement  to  the  Maryland  code,  con- 
taining the  acts  of  the  General  Assembly, 
passed  at  the  session  of  1868.    1808. 


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Mayer,  L.,  Fischee,  L.  C,  and  Cross, 

E.  J.  D.  Revised  code  of  the  public  general 
laws  of  the  state  of  Maryland,  with  the 
constitution.  Legalized  by  the  General 
Assembly  of  1878.     1879. 

Price,  W.,  Tyler,  S.,  and    Stone,  F. 

Reports  of  the  commissioners  appointed  by 
the  Legislature  of  Maryland,  to  revise,  sim- 
plify and  abridge  the  rules  of  practice  plead- 
ings, forms  of  conveyancing,  and  proceedings 
of  the  courts  of  the  state.     1854-55,  5  v.  in  1. 

Queries  about  the  practicability  of  codi- 
fying the  laws  of  Maryland.     1854. 

Scott,  O.,  and  M'CuLLOuan,  H.  Mary- 
land code  .  . .     1860,  2  v. 

Revised  public  local  laws  of  the  state 

of  Maryland.     1859. 

Vat.t.ette,  E.    The  deputy  commissary's 

guide  within  the  province  of  Maryland. 
1774. 

Hluman,  R.  R.    Extracts  from  the  blue  laws  ol  M. 

5  pp.    (In  his  Blue  laws  oI  N.  H.  colony,  p.  234.) 

Maryland,  Legislature. 

Browne,  W.  H.  {Ed.)  Archives  of  Mary- 
land. Proceedings  and  acts  of  the  General 
Assembly  of  Maryland,  1637-64,  1666-76. 
1883-84,  2  V. 

[Ed.)  Archives  of  Maryland.  Pro- 
ceedings of  the  Council  of  Maryland,  1636- 
67.     1885. 

Governor's    messages    and    documents, 

1828,  29,  34,  39,  41-44,  46,  47,  49,  52-54,  56, 
58,  61,  62,  64-66,  70,  72,  74,  76,  78,  80,  82,  84. 
1828-84,  29  v. 

■ Votes  and  proceedings  of  the  House  of 

Delegates  [and]  Senate,  November  session, 
1801. 

Votes  and  proceedings  of  General  Assem- 
bly, sessions  1814,  15.     1816,  2  v. 

Bo^vie,  Gov.  O.    Proclamation  In  relation  to  the 

apportionment  ot  delegates  to  the  General  Assembly 
ol  Maryland.  5  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  Senate  and 
House,  Doc.  1872,  F.)— Carmlcl»ael,R.  B.,  and  others. 
Petition  against  the  adjournment  of  the  Legislature 
Blue  die.    5  pp.    (Md.  House,  ./oum.  ond />oc.  1361,  J.) 

House  of  Delegates. 

Votes  and  proceedings  of,  1777-78, 1796- 

99.     1778-1800. 
Votes  and  proceedings  of,  Nov.  session, 

1801.    1801. 
Proceedings  and  Journal,  1825-41,  43-47, 

49,  52-54,  56.  58,  61-62,  64-66,  72,  74,  76,  78, 

80,  82,  84.     1826-84,  41  v. 
Journal  of,  in  extra  session.     1861. 

House  or  Delegates,  Elections. 

Testimony  taken  before  a  committee  of 
the  House  on  contested  elections,     [i860.] 

Committee  on  Elections  and  Privileges.     Report. 

Feb.  22, 1842.  5  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1841-42,  L.)-Te3tl. 
mony  in  the  contested  election  cases.  1866.  (Md. 
House,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1866,  D.)— House.  Committee  on 
Elections.  Testimony  In  the  Anne  Arundel  eounty 
elecllon  cases.  1882.  85  pp.  (Md.  House  and  Senate, 
Doc.  1882,  H.)— House.  Testimony  in  the  contested  elec- 
tion of  Brooke  vs.  AVlddlcombe  of  Prince  George's 
«)unty.  1874.  134  pp.  (Md.  House,  Doc.  1874,  K.)— 
House.  Report  from  the  select  committee  to  whom 
was  referred  a  bill  entitled,  an  act  to  provide  for  the 
election  ot  the  levy  court  of  Caroline  and  Fred- 
frtcU  counties.  Feb.  29, 1840.  3  pp.  {^LA.  Pub.  Doc. 
1839,  B.B.)— House.  Committee  on  Elections.  Testimony 
in  the  election  case  of  CiieTV  vs.  Brooke.  1882.  17 
pp.  (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Z)oc.  1882,  L.)—Gaml>rlll, 
G.  E.  Memorial  to  tho  House  of  Delegates,  contesting 
the  election  ot  Sprlgg  Harwood,  Esq.,  as  cleric  of  the 
Past  iv.— 16. 


Circuit  Court  tor  Anne  Arundel  county.  1866.  6  pp. 
(Md.  House,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1866.) — Majority  report  in 
the  contested  election  case  of  George  E.  Gambrlll  vs. 
Sprigg  Harwood.  Jan.  26,  1866.  10  pp.  (Md.  House, 
Joum.  and  Doc.  1866,  G.) — Hartrood,  S.  Memorial  In 
answer  to  the  memorial  ot  (Jeorge  E.  Gam  brill.  1866. 
5  pp.  (Md.  House,  Joum.  anl  Doc.  1866.;— Ridgely, 
J.  L.  Memorial  of  contesting  the  seat  of  Richard 
Grason,  as  judge  of  the  Circuit  Court  of  Baltimore 
county.  3  pp.  (Md.  House,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1865,  F.) — 
Ridgely  vs.  Grason.  Evidence  of  the  contested  election 
In  the  case  of.  285  pp.  (Md.  House,  Joum.  and  Doc. 
1865,  V.) — Ridgely,  J.  L.,  vs.  Grason,  R.  Minority  report 
ot  the  committee  on  elections  In  the  case  of.  3  pp. 
(Md.  House,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1865,  B.  B.)— Ridgely,  J.  L., 
r«.  Grason,  R.  Report  of  the  committee  on  elections 
in  the  contested  election  case.  7  pp.  (Md.  House. 
Joum.  and  Doc.  1865,  A.  A.) — Grason,  R.  Response  of, 
to  the  memorial  of  James  L.  Ridgely.  4  pp.  (Md. 
House,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1865,  K.)— Committee  on  Elec- 
tions. Report  of,  in  the  contested  election  case  o£ 
Thomas  A.  Spenee,  vs.  Jokn  R.  Franklin.  Jan. 
31, 1866.  14  pp.  (Md.  House,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1866,  H.) 
— Committee  on  Elections.  Minority  report  In  the 
contested  election  case  ot  Thomas  A.  Spenee,  vs.  John 
R.  Franklin.  Feb.  1, 1866.  14  pp.  (Md.  House,  Joum. 
and  Doc.  1S66, 1.) 

House  of  Delegates,  Rules  of  order. 

Rules  and  orders  for  the  regulation  and 
government  of  the  House  of  Delegates  of  M. 

See  in  Message  and  documents. 

Journal,  1825-31,  34-36,  38-47,  49,  5^54, 
56,  58,  61-62,  64-66,  70,  72,  74,  76,  78,  80,  83, 
84.     1825-84,  38  v. 

Committee  on  Elections  and  Privileges.      Report 

relative  to  the  popular  vote  on  the  bill  establishing 
biennial.  In  the  place  of  annual  sessions  of 
the  Legislature.  3  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1846,  B.)— Ex- 
ecutive proceedings  ot  the  Senate,  Jan.  sess.  1856.  30 
pp.    (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1856.) 

Senate,  Elections. 

Committee  on  Elections.  Report  relative  to  the 
election  of  Senators.  4  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  and 
Doc.  1856.) — Committee  on  Elections.  Report.  1864; 
March  21,  1865.  26  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  and  Doe. 
1864 ;  65,  L.) — Committee  on  Elections.  Report  in  the 
case  of  Hart  B.  Holton  r».  Littleton  Maclln,  with  ac- 
companying evidence.  Feb.  3,  1865.  31  pp.  (Md. 
Senate,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1865,  E.)— Committee  on  Elec- 
tions. Minority  report  in  the  case  of  the  contested 
seat  of  Holton  vs.  Maclln,  to  the  General  Assembly  of 
Maryland.  Feb.  10, 1865.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  and  Doc. 
1865,  H.)— Holton,  H.  B.  Protest  against  the  taking 
of  further  testimony  in  the  case  of  Holton  vs.  Maclln. 
Feb.  9, 1865.  7  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1865,  G.) 
—Committee  on  Elections.  Report,  on  contested  elec- 
tions In  Somerset  countjr.  Jan.  sess.  1864.  103  pp. 
(Md.  Senate,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1864,  J.)— Committee  on 
Elections.  Minority  report,  on  the  contested  elections 
in  Somerset  county.  Jein.  sess.  1364.  6  pp.  (Md.  Senate, 
Joum.  and  Doc.  1864,  K.)— Memorial  ot  the  citizens  ol 
So.merset  county,  contesting  the  seat  of  Levin  L. 
Waters,  to  the  General  Assembly  of  Maryland.  Feb. 
7, 1865.  4  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1865,  F.)— 
Waters,  L.  L.  Answer  and  counter  answer  of,  to 
the  memorial  of  Samuel  A.  Graham,  contesting  his 
election  as  Senator  for  Somerset  county.  Feb.  13, 1865. 
(Md.  Senate,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1865, 1.) 

Senate,  Rules  of  order. 

Rules  and  orders  for  the  regulation  and 
government  of  the  Senate  of  M. 

See  in  Message  and  documents. 

Maryland,  Lotteries. 

House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  Lotteries.  Report, 
1835,  40,  49.  38  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1835;  39,  A.  A- ;  «. 
R.  8.)— House  ot  Delegates.  Committee  on  Ways  and 
Means.  Report  on  bill  appointing  lottery 
commissioner.  5  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1847,  W.) — 
Williams,  J.  S.,  Late  Lottery  Commissioner.  Communi- 
cation from,  to  the  Senate  and  House  ot  Delegates. 
March  17, 1840.    24  pp.     (Md.  Pu6.  Doc.  1839.) 

Maryland,  Manners  and  ciistcnns. 

Maj-er,  F.  B.  Aunt  Eve  interviewed.  9  pp.  {Har- 
per's Mag.  v.  46, 1873,  p.  509.)— Old  Maryland  manners. 
16  pp.     (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  17,  1879,  p.  315.) 


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Maryland,  Manufactures. 

Sketch  of  the  history  of  manufactures  in  Maryland. 
1882.    82  pp. 

Maryland,  Maps. 

Martenet,  ti.  J.  Map  of  Maryland.  Atlas 
ed.     [1866.] 

Map  of  Maryland  and  District  of  Co- 
lumbia, including  a  sketch  of  Delaware  and 
parts  of  Pennsylvania,  Virginia  and  West 
Virginia.     1885. 

Walling,  H.  F.,  and  Grey,  O.  W. 

New  topographical  atlas  of  the  state  of 
Maryland  and  the  District  of  Columbia,  with 
descriptions,  historical,  scientific  and  statis- 
tical, together  with  maps  of  the  United  States 
and  territories.     1873. 

Maryland,  Militia. 

Adjutant-General.  Reports.  1830,  61,  67, 
69,  71,  73,  76,  77,  79,  81,  83.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc. 
1829  ;  House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1861,  E. ;  70,  E. ; 
72;  74,  D.;  76,  O.;  78,  E.;  80;  82,  K.;  84,  P.) 

Hicks,  T.  H.,  Governor.    Message  In  relation  to  his 

disarming  of  the  state  military,  in  response  to  an 
order  of  the  Senate  of  Maryland.  June  6, 1861.  4  pp. 
(Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1861,  G.  2.)— House  of 
Delegates.  Committee  on  Military  Affairs.  Report  in 
regard  to  the  $70,000  appropriation.  June  12,  1861. 
5  pp.  (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1861, 1.)— House  of 
Delegates.  Committee  on  Judicial  Proceedings.  Re- 
port upon  tlie  message  of  the  Governor  of  Maryland, 
giving  his  reasons  for  disarming  the  state  militia. 
June  21,  1861.  8  pp.  (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc. 
1861,  I.  2.) — House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  the 
Militia.  Report  to  the  House  of  Delegates.  Feb.  25, 
1842.  6  pp.  (Md.  Fub.  Doc.  1841-42,  M.)— House  of 
Delegates.  Committee  on  Militia.  Report  covering 
statements  from  the  several  armorers.  1848.  7  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1842,  A.  A.)— Memorial  of  the  military 
convention  held  at  Frederick  city,  to  the  Legislature 
ofMd.  Feb.  15,  1842.  7  pp.  (Md.  Pub. />oc.  1841-42.)— 
Report  of  the  committee  of  investigation  on  the 
militia  bill.  March31,1870.  8pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Jowrn. 
Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1870,  B.  B.)— Detailed  statement 
of  the  disbursements  of  the  several  sums  appropriated 
to  the  support  of  the  militia.  1876.  16  pp.  (Md. 
House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1876,  K.)— Watkins,  J.  N., 
Adjl.-Gen.  Report  of  the  number  and  condition  of 
arms  and  accoutrements  and  materials  of  war  in  the 
armory  at  Annapolis.  Dec.  1840.  2  pp.  (Md.  Fub. 
Doc.  1841-42.) 

Maryland,  Mines  and  mining. 

Brown,  T.,  Inspector  of  Mines  for  Allegany  and 
Garrell  counties.  Report.  1881,  83.  (Md.  House  and 
Senate,  Doc.  1881,  F. ;  84,  D.)— Cain,  P.,  Inspector  of 
Mines.  2  ann.  report.  Dec.  31, 1877.  16  pp.  (Md.  House 
and  Senate,  Doc.  1878,  H.)— Cumberland  Coal  and 
Iron  Company.  Report.  1852.— Frostbiirg  Coal 
Company  :  Act  of  incorporation.  18.57.— George's 
Creek  Coal  and  Iron  Company.  Report.  18S6. — 
Maryland  and  Colorado  Silver  Minine  Com- 
pany. Prospectus.  16  pp.  1868.— Maryland  Bllnlng 

Company,  Loan  of.    46  pp Mines  Commission. 

Report.  1880.  Appendix.  22  pp.  (Md.  House  and 
Senate,  Doc.  1880.)— Rtordan,  O.,  Inspector  of  Mines  for 
Allegany  and  Garrett  counties.  2  ann.  report.  1879.  31 
pp.  (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1880,  J.)— Silllman, 
B.  Extracts  from  a  report  made  to  the  Maryland  and 
New  York  Coal  and  Iron  Company.  1839.— Extracts 
from  a  report  made  to  the  Maryland  Mining  Company. 
1838.— Union  Company,  Coal  and  Iron  mines.  Char- 
ter, n.  d.  8  pp.— Weld,  H.T.  Report  of  the  Maryland 
and  New  York  Iron  and  Coal  Company's  lands,  in  the 
county  of  Allegany. 

Maryland,  Oyster  and  oyster  fislieries. 

Brooks,  W.  K.      Development  of   the 

American  oyster.   Oyster  laws.    1880.    (Md. 

House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1880.) 
Development   and  protection  of  the 

oyster  in  Maryland.     1884. 

House  of  Delegates.  Bill  entitled  an  Act  to  repeal 

article  71  of  the  code  of  public  general  laws,  entitled 
"  Oysters,"  aa  amended  aud  reeuacted  by  the  act  of 


1870,  chap.  364  ..  .  18  pp.  (Md.  House,  Doc.  1874,  O.)— 
House  of  Delegates.  Bill  entitled  an  Act  to  repeal 
the  act  passed  Jan.  session  1870,  chap.  364,  relat- 
ing to  the  repeal  of  the  act  of  1867,  chap.  184,  entitled 
an  act  to  repeal  article  71,  of  the  code  of  public 
general  laws,  entitled  "Oysters."  19  pp.  (Md.  House, 
Doc.  1874,  M.)— Carpenter,  P.  B.  Letter  on  oyster 
culture  to  the  President  of  Peabody  Institute,  Balti- 
more. 10  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Jovrn.  Senate  and  House, 
Doc.  1870,  A.  A.)— Davidson,  H.  Report  upon  the 
oyster  resources  of  M.  20  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Jovrn. 
Senate  and  House,  ZJoc.  1870,  F.)— Report  of  the  com- 
missioners in  the  matter  of  Oyster  Police.  5  pp. 
(Md.  Senate,  Journ.  Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1870, 1.) — 
Kandall,  Hon.  A.,  Attorney- General.  Opinion  in  re- 
lation to  taking  oysters  in  the  Chesapeake  bay  and  Its 
tributaries.  8  pp.  (Md.  House,  Journ.  and  Doc.  18G5,  T.) 
— Timmons,  W.  E.,  Commander  of  the  Oyster  Fisheries 
of  Md.  Report.  Jan.  1,  1874.  11  pp.  (Md.  House, 
Doc.  1874,  X.) 

Maryland,  Pensions. 

Treasurer  of  the  Western  Shore.  Report  relative  to 
the  pension  roll  of  M.  1835.  12  pp.  (Md.  Fub.  Doc.  1834.) 

Maryland,  Pilotage. 

House  of  Delegates.  Testimony  in  relation  to  pilots 
and  pilotage.    20  pp.    (Md.  Fub.  Doc.  1853,  N.) 

Maryland,  Police  commission. 

Baltimore  Board  of  Police  Commissioners. 
Reports  to  the  General  Assembly  of  Mary- 
land, 1878  and  79,  1880  and  81,  1884  and  85. 
1880-86,  3  v. 

Baltimore  Board  of  Police  Commissioners.    Reports 

to  the  General  Assembly  of  Maryland.  1861,65,72. 
181  pp.  (Md.  House,  Journ.  and  Doc.  1861,  D.  L. ;  House 
and  Senate,  Doc.  1861,  D.  L.  ;  House,  Journ.  and  Doc. 
1865,  L. ;  Senate,  Journ.  Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1872,  K.) 

Maryland,  Politics. 

Address  to  the  people  of  Maryland,  from  their 
delegates  in  the  late  national  republican  convention, 
1832.  1832.— Collins,  W.  H.  Three  addresses  to  the 
people  of  Maryland  [1861]. — Proceedings  at  a  public 
meeting  of  the  friends  ofthe  Union,  in  Baltimore, 
January  10,  1861.  1861.— Price,  W.  The  position  of 
Maryland  [1861]. — Dispute  between  the  government  of 
New  Netherlands  and  the  Lord  Proprietary  of  M., 
concerning  the  title  of  the  Dutch  to  the  territories 
on  the  Dela^vare.  19  pp.  (New  York  Hist.  Soc. 
Coll.  8.  1,  V.  3,  1821,  p.  368.) 

Maryland,  Public  buildings. 

House  of  Delegates.  Report  of  select  committee, 
relative  to  erection  of  house  for  storing  fuel,  and  a 
tire-proof  building  for  the  preservation  of 
the  records  of  the  state,  etc.  6  pp.  [Md.  Fub.  Doc. 
1854,  J.)— House  of  Delegates.  Joint  Committee  on 
Public  Buildings.  Report.  1878,80.  16  pp.  (Md.  House 
and  Senate,  Doc.  1878,  P. ;  80,  M.)— Report  of  the  joint 
committee  . . .  to  purchase  a  lot  aud  erect  a  mansion 
for  the  Qovernor  of  the  stale.  6  pp.  (Md.  Senate, 
Journ.  Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1870,  H.)  —  House  of 
Delegates.  Select  comm.  to  Investigate  repairs  upon 
the  state  house.  Report.  Jan.  15,  1880.  17  pp. 
(Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1880,  N.)— House  of  Dele- 
gates. Select  comm.  to  Investigate  the  repairs  upon 
the  state  house.  Report  and  minority  report.  1878. 
73  pp.  (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1878,  O.)— House 
of  Delegates.  Report  of  the  select  committee  on 
public  buildings.  7  pp.  (Md.  Fub.  Doc.  1846,  U.) 
—Senate.  Commitioe  on  Public  Buildings.  Majority 
report  on  tlie  stable  for  the  Governor.  2  pp. 
(Md.  Senate,  Journ.  Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1870,  X.  X.) 
—Senate.  Committee  ou  Public  Buildings.  Minority 
report  in  reference  to  the  claim  of  Wm.  Black,  for  the 
purchase  of  a  lot  aud  the  erection  of  a  stable  and 
carriage  house  for  the  state  of  M.,  in  the  city  of  Annap- 
olis. 6  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  J^urn.  Senate  and  House, 
Doc.  1870,  X.) 

Maryland,  Public  Jiealth. 

State  Board  of  Health.  Biennial  reports, 
1876-86.  1876-86,  5  v.  (Md.  House  aud 
Senate,  Doc.  1876,  E.;  78,  G.;  80,  G.;  84,  Q.) 

—  Van  Bibber,  W.C.  Drinking  waters  In  Maryland, 
considered  with  roforonco  to  the  health  of  Iho  lu- 
habitants.    Apr.  14, 1882.    21  pp. 


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Mar  jlaiid.  Public  laiids. 

Tlionias,  F.,  Governor.  Communication  relating 
to  the  state's  distribution  sliare  of  the  proceeds  of  the 
public  lands;  and  the  income  and  ground  rent  tax 
laws.    1S12.     19  pp.     (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1812,  Y.) 

Maryland,  PuUic  printing. 

House  of  Delegates.  Beport  of  the  minority  of  the 
committee  on  the  subject  of  the  public  printing.  7  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1839,  O.)— Jones,  S.  C.  Beport  in  ref- 
erence to  legislative  printing.  11  pp.  (Md.  House 
and  Senate,  Doc.  1884,  H.) 

Maryland,  Public  teorks. 

Board  of  Commissioners  of  Public  "Works.  Communi- 
cation from.  March  6, 1853.  16  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum. 
and  Doc.  1858,  I.) — Treasurer  of  the  Western  Shore 
(3.  S.  Owens).  Communication,  in  answer  to  a  call 
from  the  Senate,  relative  to  proposals  for  the  sale  of 
the  public  works.  1843.  7  pp.  (Md.  Puft. />oc.  1843.) 
— Van  liear,  3.  Counter  statement,  and  praying  the 
Legislature  to  appoint  a  Board  of  Public  Works.  7  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  18i7,  M.) 

Maryland,  Railroads. 

Hughes,  G.  W.  Report  on  the  surrey  of 
a  railroad  route  connecting  Baltimore  with 
Drum  Point.     1868. 

RowLES.  T.     Report  on  the  surrey  of  the 

proposed  ElysvUle  and  Canton  Rail  Road. 
1853. 

Smith,  W.  P.    Book  of  the  great  railway 

celebrations  of  1857.     1858. 

Taylor,  W.  W.    Report  of  surveys  and 

estimates  from  Cumberland  through  Hagers- 
town  to  Baltimore.     1865. 

" Ward,  M.    Remarks  relative  to  a  rail- 
road .  .  .  from  Baltimore  to  the  Ohio  river. 

Annapolis  and  Elk  Ridge  Bail  Road  Company. 

Beport.  8  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1846,  P.)— Annapolis  and 
Elkridge  Bail  Boad  Company.  Beport  concerning 
statements  of  the  revenue  and  expenses  for  the  years 
1847,  '48,  '49.  7  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1849.  A.  A.)— Annap- 
olis and  Elkridge  Bail  Boad  Company.  Beport  in 
response  to  resoluUons  of  the  Senate.  Jan.  22, 1874. 
16  pp.  (Md.  Senate.  Doc.  1874,  M.)— Annapolis  and  Elk- 
Bidge  Bail  Boad  Company.  Beport  of  the  President 
In  obedience  to  an  order  of  the  House  of  Delegates  of 
the  6  Inst  14  pp.  (Md.  Put.  Doe.  1849,  Z.)— Annapolis 
and  Elk  Bidge  Railroad  Company.  Report  of  the 
President  and  directors  In  compliance  with  an  order 
of  the  Senate.  Feb.  25, 1870.  13  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum. 
Senate  and  House,  /)oc.l870,  Z.)— Beport  of  the  special 
committee  to  whom  was  referred  the  memorial  of. 
Feb.  3, 1842.  4  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1841-42.)— Annapolis 
and  Elkridge  Ball  Boad  Co.  Beport  to  the  Governor 
of  M.  Dec.  1842.  5  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1842,  D.)— 
Annapolis  and  Elk  Bidge  Bail  Boad  Company.  State- 
ment showing  its  receipts  and  expenditures  for  the 
year  1864.  42  pp.  (Md.  House,  Jburn.  <uid /)oc.  1865,  B.) 
—Explanatory  statement,  on  the  subject  of  so  much 
of  the  Governor's  message  and  the  Comptroller's 
report  as  relates  to  that  company.  Jan.  sess.  1864. 
23  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1864,  H.)— Annapolis 
and  Elk-Bldge  Ball  Boad  Co.  Communication  from 
the  President,  shewing  the  amount  received  from  the 
Bait,  and  O.  B.  B.  Co.  under  the  act  of  1841,  ch.  168. 
4  pp.     (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1844-45,  G.) 

House  of   Delegates.      Unfavorable  report  of  the 

Committee  on  Ways  and  Means,  on  the  bill  incor- 
porating the  Baltimore,  Annapolis  and  Wasb- 
ington  Air  Line  Bail  Road  Company.  6  pp.  (Md. 
House,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1865,  C.  C.) 

Baltimore  and  Ohio  Rail  Road  Co.    Answer 

of  the  President,  to  interrogatories  propounded  by 
the  House  on  the  20Feb.l8U.  With  the  accompanying 
report  of  Benj.  H.  Latrobe,  Chief  Engineer.  7  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1843,  X.)— Opinion  of  the  Attorney 
General,  In  reference  to  the  legality  of  the  recent 
dividend  declared  by  the  B.  and  O.  B.  R.  Co.  8  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1846.  R.)— Mr.  Carroll's  joint  reso- 
liitlons  to  release  tbe  Baltimore  and  Ohio  R. 
R.  from  tbe  payment  of  one-fiftli  of  the  gross 
receipts  on  the  Washington  brancli  of  tbe  B.  aud  O. 
R.  R.,  upon  the  payment  of  all  arrearages  due  to  the 
state  by  virtue  of  the  act  of  1832,  chapter  137.  1  p. 
^d.  Senate,  Joum.  Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1870,  Q.)— 
Mr.  Clarke's  Joint  resolutions  appointing  Phil. 
F.  Thomas,  John  H.  B.  Latrobe,  and  B.  Fowler,  com- 


missioners on  the  part  of  the  state  of  M.,  to  adjust 
and  settle  with  the  B.  and  O.  R.  B.  respecting  the  pay- 
ments due  the  state,  on  5  per  cent,  sterling  bonds. 
4  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1870, 
O.) — Communication  relative  to  the  act  of  1832,  chap. 
175,  regulating  the  charge  for  con-^eyance  of  pas- 
sengers between  the  cities  of  Bait,  and  Wash.  18t4. 
6  pp.  iMd.  Pub.  Doe.  1843,  A.  A.)— Report  of  the  counsel 
appointed  by  His  Excellency,  Oden  Bowie,  to  assist 
tbe  Attorney  General  in  enforcing  the  just  denuuids 
of  the  state  against  the  B.  and  O.  B.  B.  Co.  7  pp. 
(Md.  Senate,  Joum.  Senate  and  Hoiise,  Doc.  1872,  D.)— 
Donaldson,  J.  J.  Speech  on  Maryland's  relations 
with  the  B.  and  O.  B.  E.  Co.  1876.— Communication 
from  the  President  of  the  B.  and  O.  B.  R.  Co.,  to  Thomas 
Donaldson,  Esq.,  Chairman  of  the  Ck>mmlttee  on 
Ways  aud  Means.  17  pp.  (Md.  Ptib.  Doe.  1846,  D.)— 
Garrett,  J.  W.,Pr«idenJ.  Reply  to  the  communication 
of  A.  P.  (jrorman.  1877.  —  House  of  Delegates. 
Committee  on  Internal  ImproT'ement.  Report, 
transmitting  a  communication  from  tbe  President  ot 
B.  and  O.  R.  R.  Co.  Feb.  19, 1842.  9  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doe. 
1841-42,  M.) — House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  In- 
ternal Improvement.  Report,  enclosing  answers  of 
the  President  of  the  B.  and  O.  R.  R.  Co.,  in  obedience 
to  an  order  of  the  House  of  Delegates  of  M.  Jan.  16. 
1843.  20  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1842,  N.)— House  of  Dele- 
gates. Committee  on  Internal  Improvement.  Reftort, 
transmitting  a  communication  from  the  President  of 
the  B.  and  O.  R.  R.  Co.,  relative  to  an  increase  of  toll 
for  the  transportation  of  flour  upon  said  road.  Jan- 
31,1840.  14  pp.  (Md.  PuA.Z>oc.  1839,  T.)— Baltimore  and 
Ohio  R.  B.  C!o.  Communication  in  answer  to  inter- 
rogatories by  the  House.  10  Feb.  1844.  16  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1843,  Q.) — Johnson,  B.  Opinion  of,  on  the 
dividend  of  the  B.  aud  O.  B.  R.  Co.  7  pp.  (Md.  Pub. 
Doc.  1846,  S.)-'-Jolnt  resolutions  relating  to  the 
state  of  SI.  aud  the  B.  aud  O.  R.  R.  1  p.  (Md. 
Senate,  Joum.  Senate  aud  House,  Doc.  1870,  L.) — Mr. 
KImmell's  Joint  resolutions  relating  to  the 
6  per  cent,  dividend  stock,  subscribed  by  the 
state  of  M.  to  the  B.  and  O.  R.  R.  Co.,  by  act  of  General 
Assembly,  1835,  ch.  395.  1  p.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  Senate 
and  House,  Doc.  1870,  P.)  — Mel<ane,  L.,  President. 
Communication  in  relation  to  state  bonds,  in  obedience 
to  an  order  of  the  House  of  Delegates.  Jan.  5,  1842. 
4  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1842,  M.)— Communication  to  the 
House  of  Delegates  of  M.,  in  reply  to  their  order  of 
31  Dec.  1841,  calling  for  certain  Information  In  regard 
to  the  sale  or  hypothecation  of  the  state  bonds,  etc.  11 
pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1841-42.)— Report  covering  a  tariff  on 
rates  of  transportation  on  the  "  main  stem "  of  said 
road,  in  obedience  to  an  order  ot  the  House  of  Dele- 
gates. Jan.  5,  1843.  19  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1842,  L.)— 
Baltimore  and  Ohio  BaU  Road  Co.  Report  of  the 
executive  officers,  to  the  House,  on  the  subject  ot 
retrenchment.  1S43.  40  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1842,  U.) 
—Report  shewing  the  amount  of  salaries  paid  the 
officers  of  said  company  during  the  years  1842-+4. 
34  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1844-45,  Q.)— Senate.  Committee 
on  Ways  and  Means.  Report,  to  increase  the  stock- 
holders' directors  in  the  B.  and  O.  B.  B.  Co.  Jan. 
sess.  1864.  11  pp.  (Md.  Senate.  Joum.  and  Doc.  1864, 
L.  M.)— Baltimore  and  Ohio  Ball  Road  Co.  Report, 
covering  a  tariff  of  rates  of  transportation  "  main 
stem"  of  said  road.  House.  28  Feb.  1844.  23  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1843,  E.  F.)— Senate.  Committee  on 
Finance.  Minority  report  of  in  relation  to  tolls  aud 
charges  on  the  Washington  branch  of  the  B.  and  O. 
R.  B.  Co.  versus  the  state  of  M.  9  pp.  (Md.  Senate, 
Joum.  Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1872,  J.)— Senate.  Com- 
mittee on  Finance.  Beport  in  relation  to  tolls  on  the 
B.  and  O.  B.  B.  Co.,  and  the  state  of  M.  3  pp.  (Md. 
Senate,  Joum.  Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1372,  G.)— Balti- 
more and  Ohio  Bail  Boad(3o.  Communication  respect- 
ing reduction  of  fare  on  the  Washington  branch. 
Jan.  13, 18«.  10  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1843,  I.) 
House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  Internal  Im- 
provement. Beport,  transmitting  communications 
from  the  Presidents  of  the  B.  and  O.  B.  B.  Oj.,  of  the 

B.  and  8.  R.  R.  Co..  and  of  the  E.  S.  R.  B.  Co Jan. 

31, 1840.    26  pp.    (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1839,  U.) 

See  also  Baltimore,  Bailroadi.— Baltimore  and 
Ohio  Railroad. 

Baltiuiore  aud  Susquehanna  Railroad  Co. 

Cniiffelle,  T.  P..  and  Bouldin,  A.  I.  Report  relative 
to  the  B.  and  S.  R.  R.  Co.  In  obedience  to  an  order  ot 
the  House.  Feb.  28,  1850.  1  p.  (Md.  Pu6.  Z>oc.  1849.  X.) 
—Communication  addressed  to  the  Gov.  of  M. 
by  the  President  of  the  B,  and  S.  R.  R.  Co.  12  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Dnc.  1S53,V.)— House  of  Delegates.  Committee 
on  Internal  Improvement.  Report,  to  whom  was  re- 
ferred the  memorial  of  the  B.  aud  S.  R.  R.  Co.    Feb. 


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1834.    4  pp.    (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1834.]— Blemorial  of  the 

President  and  Directors.  Jan.  13, 1835.  (Md.  Puh.  Doc. 
1834.)— Memorial  of  the  President  and  Directors  to  the 
General  Assembly  of  M.,  relative  to  the  affairs  of  the 
company.  4  pp.  (Md.  Fub.  Doc.  1844,  M.)— Report 
relative  to  officers  and  agents  of  said  company, 
and  also  In  relation  to  the  rates  of  charges  for  toll,  etc. 

10  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1844-45,  R.)— Report  from  the 
President,  embracing  a  general  statement  of  the 
proceedings  of  the  board,  for  the  year  ending 
30  Sept.  1841.  11pp.  (Md.  fu6. />oc.  1841-42.)— Answer 
of  the  President  and  Directors  to  an  order  of  the  House 
of  Delegates,  In  relation  to  the  pnrcliase  of  iron, 
etc.  4  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1852.)— Baltimore  and  Sus- 
quehanna Rail  Road  Co.  Report,  year  ending  13 
Sept.  1843.  14  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1843,  G.)— Report  to 
the  Committee  on  Internal  Improvement,  House  of 
Delegates,  In  obedience  to  an  order.    Feb.  3,  1843. 

11  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  /?oc.l842,V.)— Baltimore  and  Susque- 
hanna Rail  Road  Co.  Report  of  the  State  Direc- 
tors In  answer  to  the  order  of  theHougeof  Delegates, 
of  the  28  Feb.  1850.  8  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1849,  V.)— 
Report  of  the  select  committee  appointed  to 
Investigate  the  affairs  of  the  B.  and  S.  R.  R.  Co. 
11  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1846,  O.)— State  Treasurer. 
Reply  In  relation  to  the  B.  and  S.  R.  R.  Co.  6  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1853,  S.)— Winchester,  G.,  President. 
Letter  to  the  Governor  of  M.  6  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1829.) 

Eastern  Shore  Railroad.    Testimony  taken  by 

the  select  committee  of  the  House  of  Delegates,  rela- 
tive to  the  E.  S.  R.  R.  1839.— Eastern  Shore  R.  R.  Co. 
Annual  report  (2).  1840.  15  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1839, 1.) 
— Mr.  Owens'  report  of  evidence  taken  before 
the  select  committee  on  the  E.  S.  R.R.  In  reference 
to  M.  Duval's  claim  against  said  company.  March  16, 
1840.  23  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1839,  H.  H,.)— Report  from 
the  minority  of  the  committee  on  the  affairs  of  the 
E.  S.  R.  R.  Co.  Feb.  20,  1840.  8  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc. 
1839,  X.)— Eastern  Shore  R.  R.  Co.  Report  of  the  ma- 
jority of  the  committee  on.  1839.  28  pp.  (Md.  Pub. 
Doc.  1839,  P.) 

Phila.,  "Wilmington  and   Balto.  Railroad. 

Laws  incorporating  the  Philadelphia,  Wilmington  and 
Baltimore  railroad  company,  the  Delaware  and  Mary- 
land railroad  company,  the  Baltimore  and  Port  Deposit 
railroad  company.  1836.— Felton,  S.  W.  Reply  to 
the  P.,  W.  and  B.  R.  R.  10  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1853,  L.) 
— House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  Grievances  and 
Courts  of  Justice.  Report  relative  to  the  charter  of 
the  P.,  W.  and  B.  R.  R.  Co.  28  Dec.  1844.  10  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1843,  G.  G.) 

Report  of  the  commissioners  appointed  to  survey  a 

railroad  from  Point  Lookout,  to  some  point  in  Prince 
George's  county.  The  Southern  Maryland  Rail- 
road. 28  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  Senate  and  House, 
Doc.  1870,  Q.2.) 

See  also  Baltimore  and  Ohio  Railroad.  — 
Northern  Central  Rall^vay. —  Philadelphia, 
Wilmington,  and  Baltimore  Railroad,  etc. 

Maryland,  Records. 

Report  of  the  Keeper  of  Records,  in  obedience 
to  an  order  of  the  Senate,  passed  Jan.  29, 1854.  11  pp. 
(Md.  Senate,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1856.) 

Maryland,  Registration  of  voters. 

Registration  of  voters.  8  pp.  (Md.  House,  Joum. 
and  Doc.  1865,  W.)— House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on 
Registration.  Majority  report  upon  petitions  from 
various  parts  of  the  state  In  favor  of  and  against  the 
repeal  of  the  registry  lavi^.  Feb.  8,  1866.  7  pp. 
(Md.  House,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1866,  M.)— House  of  Dele- 
gates. Committee  on  Registration.  Minority  report 
upon  petitions  from  various  parts  of  the  state  In  favor 
of  and  against  the  repeal  of  the  registry  law.  Feb.  8, 
1866.  6  pp.  (Md.  House,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1866,  N.)— 
Memorial  of  the  citizens  of  Baltimore,  for  a  repeal  or 
modlflcatlon  of  the  registry  law.  Feb.  6, 186C.  124  pp. 
(Md.  House,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1866,  L.) 

Maryland,  Resources. 

Cole,  W.  R.  Report  In  relation  to  the  distribution 
of  the  report  of  the  select  committee  on  the  resources 
of  M.  Jan.  11,  1866.  16  pp.  (Md.  House,  Joum.  and 
Doc.  1866,  C.)— Higgins,  J.  Succinct  exposition  of  the 
Industrial  resources  and  agricultural  advantages  of 
the  state  of  M.  1867.  109  pp.— House  of  Delegates. 
Select  committee  appointed  to  prepare  a  statement  In 
relation  to  the  resources  of  M.  Report.  50  pp.  (Md. 
House,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1865.)— House  of  Delegates.  Re- 
port of  select  committee  on  the  resources  of  the  state. 
Jan.  8, 1806.    1  p.    (Md.  House,  Joum.  and  Doc.  18C6,  O.) 


Maryland,  Riots. 

Part  of  the  documents  communicated  by  the  Gov- 
ernor, in  relation  to  railroad  riots,  and  the  services  of 
the  militia  in  suppressing  the  same.  1834.  8  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1834.) 

See  also  under  History. 

Maryland,  Roads,  turnpikes,  etc. 

Baltimore  and  Havre  de  Grace  Turnpike 
Company.  Reports.  1829.  4  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc. 
1828,  '29.)— Baltimore  and  Harford  Turnpike 
Company.  Report.  1829,  '30.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1828, 
29.)— Communication  from  the  Executive,  enclosing 
a  communication  from  the  Secretary  of  War,  in  re- 
lation to  the  Cumberland  Road.  1835.  4  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1834.)— Howard,  J.  E.,  Jr.  Intercourse 
of  Baltimore  with  the  western  country.— Huddle- 
son,  J.,  Superintendent.  First  semi-annual  report .  .  . 
national  road  within  the  limits  of  M.  Nov.  15, 1842.  15 
pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1842,  E.)— Jones,  I.  D.,  Attorney- 
General.  Report  in  relation  to  the  national  road  from 
Cumberland,  Maryland,  to  the  Pennsylvania  line.  6 
pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1870, 
J.)— Liaws,  documents  and  Judicial  decisions, 
relating  to  the  Baltimore  and  Fredericktown,  York 
and  Reisterstown,  Cumberland  and  Boonsborough 
turnpike  road  companies.  1841.— Thistle,  T.,,SMper- 
intendent.  Semi-annual  reports  (7,  8)  ...  on  national 
road  within  the  limits  of  M.  1840-42.  15  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1842,  F.)— Executive  communication  to  the 
General  Assembly  of  M.,  1818,  on  turnpike  roads. 
(With  Howard,  J.  E.,  Jr.,  Intercourse  of  Baltimore  with 
the  western  country.]— Waaliington  and  Baltimore 
Turnpike  Company.  Communication  from  tho 
President  to  the  Legislature  of  M.  Feb.  6, 1829.  10  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1828.)— Communication  from  the  Execu- 
tive department,  to  the  House  of  Delegates,  In  obedi- 
ence to  their  order  of  the  16  inst.,  enclosing  a  com- 
munication from  the  Washington  Turnpike  Company. 
Feb.  18, 1829.    10  pp.     (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1828.) 

Maryland,  Slavery. 

House  of  Delegates.  Report  from  the  select  com- 
mittee appointed  to  Inquire  and  report  the  rate  at 
which  slaves  were  valued  under  the  provisions  of  the 
late  assessment  law.  Feb.  4,  1842.  10  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1841-42,  F.)— Carey,  J.  L.  Slavery  In  M. 
briefly  considered.  1845.  53  pp.— Slave-Holders' 
Convention.  Memorial.  Jan.  15, 1842.  8  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1841-42.)— Thomas,  Gov.  P.  F.  Communica- 
tion .  .  .  enclosing  statements  in  rogai'd  to  the  re-cap- 
ture of  fugitive  slaves.    17  pp.    (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1849,  B.) 

See  also  under  African  colonization. 

Maryland,  State  Library. 

RiDGELY,  D. ,  Librai-ian.  Catalogue  of  the 
library  of  the  state  of  Maryland.     1837. 

House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  Library.  Re- 
port, showing  In  detail  the  unexpended  balance  to  the 
credit  of  the  fund,  for  the  augmentation  of  the 
library.  1876.  14  pp.  (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc. 
1876,  M.)— House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  the  Li- 
brary. Report  on  the  MS  in  the  library  relating 
to  the  early  history  of  the  state.  1840.  16  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1839,  R.)— House  of  Delegates.  Committee 
on  tho  Library.  Reports.  1847,  65, 72.  40  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1847,  V. ;  House,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1865,  U.;  Sen- 
ate, Journ.  Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1872,  O.)— Joint 
Committee  on  the  State  Library.  Reports.  1834, 
40,  42,  50.  32  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1834;  39,  H. ;  41,  E. ; 
49,  Q.)— Randall,  Hon.  A.,  Attorney-  General.  Opinion 
as  to  the  legality  of  electing  a  state  librarian.  8  pp. 
(Md.  House,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1865,  Q.)— Report  of  the 
committee  of  the  Senate,  relative  to  the  Suite 
Library.  6  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1854.)— Rules  and 
regulations  to  be  observed  in  the  library  of 
the  Legislature  of  M.  6  pp.  1827.— State  Iiibrarlan. 
Reports.  1829,  35,  45.  28  pp.  (Md.  J'ub.  Doc.  1828,  34, 
44,  L.) 

Maryland,  State  Weigher  of  Live  Stock. 

Senate.  Special  Committee.  Report  on  alleged 
abuses  In  the  administration  of  the  office  of  state 
weigher  of  live  stock.  1876.  26  pp.  (Md.  House  and 
Senate,  Doc.  1870,  P.) 

Maryland,  Sunday  schools. 

Maryland  and  District  of  Columbia  Sun- 
day School  Association.  Proceedings  of  the 
7  annual  convention  held  at  Frederick,  De- 
cember, 1869.     1870. 


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Maryland  Sunday  School  Union.  Ann.  reports.  1855- 

56;  1877.     2  pam. 

Maryland,  Taxes. 

State  Tax  Commissioner.  Reports.  1880, 
82,  84,  86.  1880-86,  4  v.  (Md.  House  and 
Senate,  Doc.  1880,  E.;  82,  D.;  84,  E.) 

Committee  of  Ways  and  Means.    Report.    16  pp. 

(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1853,  O.)— Report  ol  the  majority  ol  the 
Committee  on  Ways  and  Means  in  obedience  to  the  or- 
der ol  the  House  directing  them  to  enquire  into  the 
expediency  ot  reducing  the  direct  tax.  5  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1819,  T.)— Statement  shewing  the  amount  of 
direct  taxes  due  from  each  county,  Howard  district 
and  the  city  of  Baltimore  for  the  years  1841-44,  and  the 
amount  paid  Into  the  treasury  for  each  year.  2  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1844-45,  C.)— Report  of  the  committee  in 
relation  to  the  decrease  of  revenue  from  Indirect 
taxes  for  the  city  and  county  of  Baltimore.  4  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1853,  Y.)— Blorrls,  J.  Report  from  a 
minority  of  the  Committee  on  Ways  and  Means.  8  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1852,  P.)— Senate.  Committee  on  Judicial 
Proceedings.  Minority  report  In  reference  to  the  park 
tax  of  the  city  passenger  railways  of  Bait.  Mch.  19, 
1874.  21  pp.  (Md.  Senate.  Doc.  1874.)— Phelps,  Hon. 
F.  P.  Speech  on  the  enl.irgement  of  the  basis  of 
taxation.  1876.  14  pp.  (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Z)oc. 
1876,  F.)— Statement  of  the  Treasurer,  shewing  the 
balance  ot  state  taxes  due  firom  each  collector, 
from  1841  to  1846,  inclusive,  etc.  22  pp.  (Md.  Pub. 
Doe.  1846,  G.) 

Maryland,  Tobacco. 

House  of  Delegates.  Committee  on  Inspections.  Re- 
port. Feb.  9, 1842.  13  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1841-42,  G.) 
—House  of  Delegates.  Report  of  the  select  committee. 
In  relation  to  the  Inspection  of  tobacco  in  the  state 
tobacco  warehouses.  8  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1847,  S.)— 
House  of  Delegates.  Report  of  the  select  committee 
to  examine  the  condition  of  the  state  tobacco 
Tvarehonses  and  wharves.  23  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doe. 
1849,  U. ;  52,  L  ;  65,  D.  D.)— Senate.  Select  committee 
to  examine  into  the  condition  and  affairs  of  the  state 
tobacco  warehouses  in  the  city  of  Baltimore.  Report. 
Jan.  sess.  1864.  34  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  and  Doe. 
1864,  G.)— Senate.  Report  of  the  special  committee  to 
examine  Into  the  affairs  of  the  tobacco  warehouses. 
30  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  Senate  and  House,  Doc. 
1870,  W. ;  72,  R.)— Treasurer  of  Western  Shore.  Report 
relative  to  the  tobacco  warehouses.  Jan.  10,  1844.  4 
pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1843,  H.)— House  of  Delegates.  Re- 
port of  the  select  committee,  in  regard  to  the  tobacco 
damaged  at  \Tarehoases  Nos.  2  and  3,  in  the  city 
of  Baltimore.  1843.  4  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1842,  Z.)— 
Communication  from  the  Executive  department  in 
compliance  with  an  order  of  the  House  in  relation  to 
the  tobacco  Inspection  Tvarehonse,  now  erecting 
in  the  city  of  BalUmore.  Jan.  31, 1828.  7  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1828.)— Report  of  the  Governor  and  Council 
to  the  Legislature,  respecting  the  building  of  tobacco 
inspection  warehouses.  8  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1828.)— 
Communications  from  the  Tobacco  Inspectors  in 
Baltimore  city,  to  the  General  Assembly  of  M.  7  dd. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1844-45,  F.) 

Maryland,  Topography. 

Alexander,  J.  H.  Reports  on  the  new 
map  of  Maryland,  1834-40, 42.  1835-42,  5  v. 
in  1. 

HuTcmNS,  T.    Topographical  description 

of  Virginia,  Pennsylvania,  Maryland,  and 
North  Carolina  .  .  .     1778. 

Maryland,  Weights  and  measures. 

Alexander,  J.  H.  Report  on  the  stand- 
ards of  weight  and  measure  for  the  state  of 
Maryland.    1845. 

Maryland,  Publications  of  the  state. 

Adjutant-General. 

Reports,  1880,  61,  67,  69,  71,  73.  76,  77, 
79,  81,  83.  Annapolis,  1830-84.  11  pts.  8°. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1829  ;  House  and  Senate,  Doc. 

«fW?i?''^^'  ^4,D.;  76,O.;78,E.;80; 
o^,  is..',  o4  P.) 

•—  Report,  shewing  the  number  and  character  ot  the 
arms  and  accoutrements  furnished  to  the  state  ot  M. 


by  the  general  government,  under  the  act  ot  1808.  By 
order  ot  House  of  24  Fob.  1844.  16  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc. 
1843,  B.B.) 

Anditor-General. 

Annual  report.    1829.    4  pp.    (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1828.) 

Board  of  Colonization. 

Managers'  report.  Jan.  29, 1853.  4  pp.  (Md.  Senate, 
Joum.  and  Doc.  1858,  F.) 

Bureau  of  Industrial  Statistics  and  luforma- 
tlon. 

First  biennial  report,  1884-1885.  Balti- 
more, 1886.    8°.  —1392 

Commissioners  of  Fisheries. 

Reports,  1876-81.  84.  86.  Annapolis,  1876- 
86.    8  V.  8°.     (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc. 
1876-86.) 
The  same.    Annapolis,  1876-81.    5  v.  8°. 

—4663 

Commissioner  of  I<and  Office. 

Reports.  1864,  70.  60  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  and 
Doe.  1864,  D.;  Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1870,  R.) 

Commissioner  of  Ijoans. 

Reports  (1,2)  under  resolution  No.  8,  of  Dec.  session, 
1840.  24  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1847,  L)— Report  of  the 
committee  appointed  by  the  last  General  Assembly,  to 
examine  the  accounts  of  the  Commissioner  of  Loans. 
45  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1849,  W.)— Report  of  the  Joint 
committee  appointed  under  resolution  No.  8,  Dec. 
session,  1840,  relative  to  the  Commissioner  of  Loans. 
Feb.  28, 1842.    12  pp.    (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1841-42,  N.) 

Comptroller  of  the  Treasury. 

Reports,  1852,  53,  55,  58,  61,  63,  64,  65.  69, 
71,  73,  75,  77,  79,  81,  83, 85.  Annapolis.  1852- 
86.  17  pts.  8°.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1853,  C; 
54,  B. ;  Md.  Senate,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1856 ;  58, 
D.;  61-62.  D.;  64;  65,  E.;  Md.  House  and 
Senate,  Doc.  70,  B.;  72.  A.;  74.  B.;  76,  B.:  78, 
B.;  80,  B.;  82,  B.;  84,  B.;  86,  B.) 

Report .  .  .  Bait,  and  O.  R.  R.   stocic,   with  6 

per  cent.  Interest  from  date  of  subscription  to  Jan.  1, 
1876.  20  pp.  (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1876,  L.)— 
Statement,  showing  an  account  between  the  state,  and 
the  B.  and  O.  R.  R.  Co.  upon  a  specie  basis.  1876.  11 
pp.  (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1876,  N.)— Reply,  in 
relation  to  colleges,  academies  and  schools.  6  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1853,  G.) — Statement  showing  the 
amounts  paid  to  the  different  colleges  and  schools 
since  1S67.  32  pp.  (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Z>oc.  1876, 
H.)— Communication  in  answer  to  an  order  ot 
the  House.  12  pp.  (Md.  House,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1865, 
Y.)— Communication  to  the  House  of  Delegates.  6  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1853,  R.)— Con-espondence  between  the 
Comptroller  of  the  trea.sury  and  the  late  clerks  of 
Baltimore  city  and  county  courts,  in  relation  to  the 
employment  of  clerks.  Jan.  sess.  1853.  6  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1853,  D.)— Statement  In  relation  to  the 
amounts  received  from  each  tidewater  county,  tor  the 
sale  ot  licenses  to  catch  or  take  oysters  with 
rakes  or  tongs.  1  p.  (Md.  House,  Doc.  1874,  F.)— 
Statement  showing  the  number  of  boats  licensed 
from  each  county  and  the  city  of  Bait,  to 
dredge  for  oysters,  together  with  the  gross 
amount  ot  revenue  for  the  year  1873.  8  pp.  (Md. 
House,  Doc.  1874,  L.)— Statement  showing  the  annual 
receipts  and  disbursements  ot  the  oyster  fund 
since  its  creation.  1876.  13  pp.  (Md.  House  and 
Senate,  Doe.  1876,  G.)— Reply,  In  relation  to  payments 
made  Into  the  treasury  by  the  late  clerk  of  Baltimore 
City  Court.  7  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1853,  E.)— Statement 
showing  the  list  of  pensioners  in  the  city  of 
Baltimore  and  the  several  counties.  1874.  12 
pp.    (Md.  House,  Doc.  1874,  P.) 

Constitutional  Con-ventions. 

Reform  Convention  to  revise  the  state 
constitution.  To  which  are  prefixed  the  bill 
of  rights  and  constitution,  as  adopted.  De- 
bates and  proceedings.  Annapolis,  1851. 
2  V.  in  1,  8°.  -^346 


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Maryland  State  Convention  to  frame  a 

new  constitution.  Commenced  at  Annap- 
olis, Nov.  4,  1850  ;  April  27,  1864  ;  May  8, 
1867.  Proceedings.  Annapolis,  1850-67.  3 
V.  8°.  —4346 

Maryland  Constitutional  Convention  as- 
sembled at  the  city  of  Annapolis,  Wednes- 
day, April  27,  1864.  Debates.  Annapolis, 
1864.    3  V.  8°.  —4346 

Department  of  Ijabor  and  Agriculture. 

Report  of  the  superintendent  tor  the  years  18C8,  69, 
70,  71.  81  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  Senate  and  House, 
Doc.  1870,  D. ;  72.) 

Inspector  of  Guano. 

Report.  1850,  56.  19  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  Joum.  and 
Doc.  1840,  56.) 

Insurance  Commissioner. 

Reports,  1873,  75,  77,  79,  81,  83,  85.  An- 
napolis, 1873-86.  7  V.  8°.  (Md.  House  and 
Senate,  Doc.  1874,  C;  76;  78,  C;  80;  82,  E.; 
84,  N.;  86,  G.) 

Iiavrs. 

Laws  of  the  Province  of  Maryland,  1718- 
19.    Philadelphia,  1718-19.     fo.  —3331 

Laws  made  since  1763,  consisting  of  acts 

of  Assembly  under  the  proprietary  govern- 
ment, resolves  of  convention,  the  declara- 
tion of  rights,  etc.,  .  .  .  and  acts  generally 
since  the  revolution.     Annapolis,  1787.     fo. 

—3331 

Laws  ;  to  which  are  prefixed  the  original 

charter,  with  an  English  translation,  the  bill 
of  rights  and  constitution  of  the  state,  as 
originally  adopted  by  the  convention,  with 
the  several  alterations  by  acts  of  Assembly 
.  .  .  with  an  index  .  .  .  Revised  and  col- 
lected under  the  authority  of  the  Legisla- 
ture by  William  Kilty.  Annapolis,  1799- 
1800.     2  V.  4°.  —3331 

See  also  Kilty,  W.  [Ed.) 

Laws  made  and  passed  by  the  General 

Assembly,  1780-83,  85-90,91-96,  91-97, 1800- 
07.     Annapolis,  1780-1807.     6  v.  fo.      —3331 

Laws  made  and  passed  at  sessions  of  As- 
sembly, Nov.  1800-1804.  Annapolis,  n.d.   4°. 

—3352 

Laws  made  and  passed  by  the  General 

Assembly,  1811-25,  27-50,  53,  54,  56,  58,  60- 
62,  65-67,  70-86.  Annapolis,  1812-86.  50  v. 
8°.  —4345 

Laws,  documents  and  judicial  decisions, 

relating  to  the  Baltimore  and  Frederick- 
town,  York  and  Reisterstown,  Cumberland 
and  Boonsborough,  turnpike  road  companies. 
Baltimore,  1841.    8°.  —2335 

liCgislature. 

Governor's  messages  and  accompanying 
documents,  1828-29,  34,  39,  40-44,  46,  47,  49, 
52,  54,  56,  58,  61,  62,  64,  66,  70,  72,  74,  76,  78, 
80,  82,  84,  86.    Annapolis,  1828-86.    80  v.  8°. 

—4347 
Votes  and  proceedings  of  General  Assem- 
bly, sessions  1814, 15.    Annapolis,  1816.    2  v. 
8°.  —4345 

Honse  of  Delegate*. 

Votes  and  proceedings  of,  1777-78, 1796- 
99.     [Annapolis,  1778-1800.]    fo.  —3341 
Votes  and  proceedings  of,  November  ses- 
sion, 1801.     Annapolis,  1801.    4°.         —3352 


Proceedings  and  Journal,  1825-41, 1843- 

47,  49,  52-54,  56,  58,  61-62,  64-66,  72,  74,  76, 
78,  80,  82,  84,  86.  Annapolis,  1826-86.  42  v. 
8°.  —4337 

Journal  of  the  proceedings.     Extra  ses- 
sion, 1861.     Frederick,  1861.     8°.         —4347 

Baltimore  city  contested  election.   Papers 

of  the  contested  election  case  from  Baltimore 
city.    Annapolis,  1860.     8°.  —4346 

Journal,  1825-31,  34-36,  38-47,  49,  52-54, 

56,  58,  61-62,  64-66,  70,  72,  74,  76,  78,  80,  82, 
84,  86.   Annapolis,  1826-86.   39  v.  8°.    —4334 

Senate  and  House  of  Delegates  :    Index 

to  the  Journals,  1777-1828.   Annapolis,  1856- 

57.  3  V.  8°.  —4334 

State  Agricultural  Cliemist. 

Reports  :  [James  Higgins],  1850,  52,  56, 
58  ;  [P.  T.  Tyson],  1862.  Annapolis,  1850- 
62.  8°.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1849,  52 ;  Md.  Sen- 
ate, Joum.  and  Doc.  1856,  58,  62.) 

state  Board  of  Education. 

Ann.  reports,  1872,  73,  75,  77,  78,  79,  81, 
83,  84,  85.  Annapolis,  1872-86.  10  v.  8°. 
(Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1872,  V.;  74, 
G. ;  76,  E. ;  78,  D. ;  80,  F. ;  82, 1. ;  84,  M. ;  86,  F.) 

State  Board  of  Healtb. 

Biennial  reports,  1876,  78,  80,  84,  86. 
Annapolis,  1876-86.  5  v.  8°.  (Md.  House 
and  Senate,  Doc.  1876,  E.;  78,  G.;  80,  G.;  84, 
Q.;86,H.) 

state  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction. 

Ann.  reports,  1829,  65,  66,  67.  Annapolis, 
1829-66.     3  V.  8°.     (Md.  Pub.  Doc  1828.) 

iVoie.— Reports  Tor  1865-67,  with  pamphlets. 
State  Tax  Commissioner. 

Reports,  1880,  82,  84,  86.  Annapolis,  1880- 
86.  4  pts.  8°.  (Md.  House  and  Senate,  Doc. 
1880,  E.;  82,  D.;  84,  E.;  86,  D.) 

State  Treasurer. 

Reports,  1847,  49,  51,  53,  62-63, 64,  68,  69, 
71,  72,  73,  79-81,  83,  85.  Annapolis,  1847-86. 
14NOS.  8°.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1847,  D.;  49,  E.; 
52;  53,  H.;  Md.  Senate,  Joum.  and  Doc. 
1864,  C;  House,  Joum.  and  Doc.  1865,  D.; 
House  and  Senate,  Doc.  1870,  C;  72,  C;  74; 
82,  C;  84,  C;  86,  C) 

Statements,  showing  the  balances  due  tbe  state, 

■with  names  and  amounts.  9  pp.  (Md.  Fub.  Doc.  1847, 
F.) — Communication,  relative  to  the  claims  of  tho 
Messrs.  Barings  against  tho  state  of  M.,  enclosing 
the  accounts  of  the  said  Messrs.  Barings.  17  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1844,  I.)— Communication,  regarding  the 
payment  of  the  Comptroller's  salary.  7  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1853,  U.)— Statement,  showing  dates,  num- 
ber, amounts,  and  character  of  the  coupons  re- 
corded and  burned  In  accordance  with  chapter 
435,  Acts  of  1872.  20  pp.  (Md.  House,  2>oc.  1874,  N.)— 
Statement,  showing  the  amount  of  Interest  due  tlie 
sinking  fund  for  tho  years  1841-44,  etc.  IC  pp.  (Md. 
Pub.  Doc.  1814-45,  O.)— Communication  relative  to 
amounts  paid  to  various  Joint  committees  ap- 
pointed by  the  Legislature.  3  pp.  (Md.  Senate,  ./ourn. 
and  Doc.  185C,  D.)— Communication,  I'elatlve  to  Mary- 
land stocks  purchased  for  tho  use  of  the  sinking 
fund.  6  pp.  (Md.  I'ub.  Doc.  1854,  G.)— Statement, 
showing  tho  items  of  miscellaneous  and  contin- 
gent expenses  In  the  lust  Hscal  year  [1847].  13  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1847,  E.)— Statement,  showing  what 
amount  of  money  has  been  paid  into  the  treasury  by 
tho  public  defaulters,  in  Iho  past  fiscal  year.  6 
pp.  (Md.  i'ub.  Doc.  1844,  T.)— Statement,  showing  the 
receipts  aud  disbursements  from  tho  treasury, 


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on  account  ol  ordinary  revenue  and  expenses,  for  the 
years  1840-46.  5  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1S46,  K.)— State- 
ment, shewing  the  balance  due  the  state  of  M.  from 
the  Btat«  debtors.  5  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  ISM,  U.j — 
Sapplementar}-  report  of  the  outgoing;  treas- 
urer Irom  Oct.  1, 1871,  to  Feb.  1, 1872,  inclusive.  11  pp. 
(Hd.  Senate,  Joum.  Senate  and  House,  Doc.  1872,  Q.) — 
Supplemental  report.    Jan.  1,  1874,   to  Feb.  10,  1874- 

13  pp.     (Md.  House,  Doc.  1874,  B.) 

Treasnrer  for  the  'Western  Shore. 

General  reports,  1828,  29,  34,  35,  41,  43. 
Annapolis.  182S-43.  6  pts.  8=.  (Md.  Pub. 
Doc.  1828,  29,  34,  41,43.) 
Communication  to  the  House  of  Delegates,  in  obe- 
dience to  thetr  order  of  the  IS  ult.,  enclosing  statements 
from  the  several  banks.  3  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1829.) 
— ^Beport  relative  to  the  several  banks  in  this  state. 
Jan.  U,  1828.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1828.)— Communication 
embracing  a  correspondence  with  Messrs.  Barlne 
and  Co.  and  their  agent  in  this  country.    March  IS, 

1842.  13  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc  1842,  J.)— CommunlcaUon 
to  the  General  Assembly  of  M.  2  Feb.  1835.  4  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1834.) — Communication,  in  obedience  to 
an  order  of  the  House  of  Delegates.  Jan.  16,  1843.  8 
pp.  (Md.-  Pub.  Doe.  1842,  O.)— Communication  to  the 
House  of  Delegates,  in  obedience  to  their  order  of  4 
Feb.  1843.  23  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1842,  T.)— Report 
oonoerning  the  tax  for  colonlxation  in  obedience  to 
an  order  of  the  House  of  Delegates  of  24  Jan.  1836.  5 
pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1834.) — Communication  enclosing 
a  statement  of  the  commissions  paid  in  pursuance 
of  chap.  390  of  1838.  3  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Lhk.  1843,  N.)— 
Communication  relative  to  the  subject  of  education. 
In  obedience  to  an  order  of  the  House.  20  Jan.  1843. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1842,  B.)— Commuuicatlon  in  relation  to 
the  charter  of  the  Farmers'  and  MUlers'  Bank. 
18*3.  4  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1842,  X.)— Beport  concern- 
ing the  Nantleofce  Bridge  Co.,  in  obedience  to  an 
order  of  the  House  of  Delegates  of  13  Jan.  1835.  4  pp. 
(Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1834.)— Beport  relative  to  the  pension 
roll  of  M.  1835.  12  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1834.)— Com- 
munication, in  answer  to  a  call  from  the  Senate,  rela- 
tive to  proposals  for  the  sale  of  the  public  \rork8. 

1843.  7  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1843.)— Report  to  tbe 
I<eglslatare  in  obedience  to  resolution  No.  77,  of  Dec. 
sees.  1827.  4  pp.  (Md.  Put.  Doe.  1828.)— Beport  to  the 
House  of  Delegates,  in  obedience  to  their  order  of  31 
Dec.  1828.  4  pp.  (Md.  Pvb.  Doc.  1828.)— Beport  of  the 
avails  of  certain  reTennes  A>r  the  last  10  years. 
Jan.  12, 1830.  4  pp.  <Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1829.)— Beport  com- 
municating a  list  of  the  salaried  officers  of  the 
state.  Jan.  12, 1843.  7  pp.  (Md.  Pnfc.  ZJoc.  1842,  G.)— 
Beport  relative  to  the  school  f  and  to  academies, 
etc  Dec  1834.  3  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1834.)— Commu- 
nication, shewing  to  which  one  of  the  internal  im- 
provement companies  the  several  bonds  were  Issued, 
In  which  the  sinking  fond  has  been  Invested,  etc 
26  Feb.  1844.  5  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1843,  D.  D.)— State- 
ment of  all  the  balances  due  the  state  from  the  state 
debtors :  shewing  names  and  amounts.  Jan.  15, 1844. 

14  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1843,  J.)— Statement  of  the 
amount  of  taxes  dne  front  each  connty,  Howard 
district,  and  Baltimore  city  for  the  years  1841-42-43. 
House.  17  Jan.  1844.  2  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doc.  1843,  L.)— 
Beport,  relative  to  the  tobacco  vrarehonscs.  Jan. 
10, 1844.  4  pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1843,  H.)— Beport  con- 
cerning the  ITnlon  Bank  of  Maryland.  1829.  5 
pp.  (Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1829.)— Communication,  relative 
to  the  report  of  the  managers  of  the  Washington 
monument.    1828-29.    7  pp.    (Md.  Pub.  Doe.  1828-29.) 

Marylaud  Academy  of  Science  and 

Literature.    Transactions,  v.  1.    Baltimore, 

1837.    8°.  -3666 

TJiesame.    1837.    (Bound pamph.  \.  129.) 

Marylaud  code.    See  Maryland.  Law. 

Marylaud  Colonization  Jonrnal.  N. 
s.  V.  1-9.  Baltimore.  1S41-57.    9  v.  8°.   —2342 

Maryland.  Conventions  of  the  Province 
of  Maryland,  held  at  the  city  of  Annapolis 
in  1774, 1775,  and  1776.  Proceedings.  Balti- 
more. 1836.     8°.  —4346 

Maryland  Gazette.  Baltimore,  1754.    fo. 

^  N.912 

Marylaud  Gazette:  or,  the  Baltimore 
General  Adveitiser.  Baltimore,  1783.  2  v. 
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publications.   Nos.  1-22.   Baltimore,  1867-86. 

22  Nos.  8°.  3592 

Conlentt.    Adams,  H.  B.    Maryland's  influence  in 

founding  a  national  commonwealth,  1877,  No.  11 

Alsop,  G.  Character  of  the  province  of  Maryland, 
1666 ;  repr.  1880,  No.  15.— BroTvn,  F.  J.  Sketch  of  the 
Ufe  of  Dr.  James  McHenry,  1877,  No.  10.— Harrison, 
S.  A.  Memoir  of  the  Hon.  William  Hindman,  1880,  No. 
14.— Wenlock  Chrlslison,  and  the  early  Friends  in 
Talbot  county,  Maryland,  1878,  No.  12.— Ingle,  E. 
Captain  Bichard  Ingle,  the  Maryland  "Pirate  and 
rebel,"  1642-53, 1884,  No.  19.— Johnson,  B.  T.  Foun- 
dation of  Maryland  and  the  origin  of  the  act  concern- 
ing religion,  of  April  21, 1649, 1883,  No.  1&— Ijatrobe, 
J.  H.B.  First  steam  l>oat  voyage  on  the  western  waters, 
1871,  No.  6.— Lost  chapter  in  the  history  of  the  steam- 
boat, 1871,  No.  5.— Maryland  in  Liberia,  1885,  No.  21.— 
Mayer,  B.    History,  possessions  and  prospects  of  the 

Maryland  Historical  Society,  1867,  No.  1 Morris,  J. 

G.  The  Lords  Baltimore,  1874,  Ho.  8.— Maryland  His- 
torical Society.  In  memory  of  George  Pcabody, 
January,  1870,  No.  3.— Proceedings  in  connection 
with  the  celebration  of  the  150  anniversary  of  the 
settlement  of  Baltimore,  1880,  No.  16.— Spoffbrd,  A.  B. 
Founding  of  Washington  city,  with  some  considerations 
on  the  origin  of  cities  and  location  of  national  capitals, 
1881,  No.  17.— Stevens,  J.  A.  Expedition  of  Lafayette 
against  Arnold.  1878,  No.  13.— Stockbrldge,  H.  Ar- 
chives of  Maryland  as  illustrating  the  spirit  of  the 
times  of  the  early  colonists,  1886,  No.  22.— Streeter, 
8.  F.  First  commander  of  Kent  island,  1868,  No.  2. — 
Papers  relating  to  the  early  liistory  of  Maryland,  18t«, 
No.  9.— Tyson,  M.  E.  Settlement  of  BUlcott's  Mills, 
with  fragments  of  history  therewith  connected,  1870, 
No.  4.— "W^hlte,  A.  Belatlo  liineris  in  Marylandiam. 
Declaratio  coloniae  Domini  Baronis  de  BalUmoro. 
Bxcerpta  ex  diversis  litteris  mlssionarlorum,  1635-38. 
[Lat.  and  Eng.],  1874-77,  No.  7,  and  Supplement.— 
Wllhelm,  L.  W.  Sir  George  Calvert,  Baron  of  BalU- 
more,  1SS4,  No.  20. 

Publications.  Baltimore,  1844-85.  Bound 

in  2  V.  8°.  3592 

Contents.  Allen,  Rer.  E.  Who  were  the  early  settlers 
of  Maryland,  1886. — Annual  reports  of  the  President 
of,  1850, 1854, 1858, 1884-85 — Bro-«vu,  G.  W.  Origin  and 
growth  of  civil  liberty  in  Maryland,  a  discourse,  1850. 
-Buchanan,  W.  B.  Baltimore,  or  long,  long  Ome 
ago,  1853.— Bumap,  G.  W.  Origin  and  causes  of 
democracy  in  America,  a  discourse,  1853. — Carroll, 
C,  o/  Carrotltan.  Journal,  during  his  visit  to  Canada 
in  1776,  as  one  of  the  Commissioners  from  Congress. 
With  a  memoir  and  notes  by  BranU  Mayer.  1845.— 
The  tame.  "Centennial  memorial,"  1876. — Catalogues 
of  paintings,  statuary,  etc.,  at  the  ^sOiery  of,  1848, 49, 
60,  53,  56,  58,  68,  75,  79,  83.— Charter,  constituUon,  and 
by-laws,  with  lists  of  olBcers,  corresponding  and 
active  members,  and  a  catalogue  of  the  society's 
publications,  1874-78 ;  1878.— Constitution,  by-laws, 

charter,  circular  and  members,  1844 Constitution 

and  by-laws,  with  the  list  of  ofScers,  honorary,  corres- 
ponding, and  active  members,  1867.— Davis,  G.  L.  L. 
Paper  upon  the  origin  of  the  Japan  Expedition,  read 
May  7,  1857.— Dodge,  B.  Memorials  of  Columbus, 
read  AprU  3, 1851.— Donaldson,  T.  American  colo- 
nial liistory,  an  address  made  March  29, 1849. — Giles, 
W.  F.  Annual  address,  delivered  December  17, 1866. 
—Harris,  J.  M.  Dlsoooise  on  the  life  and  character 
of  Sir  Walter  Balegh,  delivered  May  19, 1846— Paper 
upon  California,  read  March,  1849.— Kennedy,  J.  P. 
Discourse  on  the  life  and  character  of  George  Calvert, 
the  first  Lord  Baltimore,  made  December  9,  1845. — 
Latrobe,  J.  H.  B.  Memoir  of  Benjamin  Banneker, 
read  May  1, 1845.- Biayer,  B.  Commerce,  literature, 
and  art,  a  discourse  delivered  October  23, 1848.— Me- 
moir of  Jared  Sparks,  read  February  7,  1867.— Tah- 
gah-]ute,  or  Logan  and  Captain  Michael  Cresap,  a 

discourse  deUvered  May  9, 1851 Mayer,  C.  F.    First 

discourse  before  the  M.  Hist.  See,  delivered  June  80, 
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maps,  medals,  coins,  portraits  and  pictures ;  and  an 

aooount  of  the  library  of,  made  In  18o4 Morris.  J. 

O.  Martin  Benbaim,  the  German  astronomer  and 
oosmographer  of  the  times  of  Columbus,  1855.— 
Horrls,  J.  S.  Early  Friends  (or  Quakers)  in  Mary- 
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John  H.  Alexander,  LL.  D.,  read  May  2, 1867.— Shep- 
pard,  M.  American  slave  trade  In  Jamaica,  and 
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—Smith,  J.  S.  Memoir  of  the  Baron  de  Ealb,  read 
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■Williams,  read  March  6,  1851 Tyson,   Mrs.  M.  E. 

Sketch  of  the  life  of  Benjamin  Bauneker,  from  notes 

taken  in  1836,  read  by  J.  S.  Norris,  October  5, 1854 

Wynne,  J.  Memoir  of  Maj.  Samuel  Klnggold,  U.  S. 
Army,  read  April  1, 1847. 

Mayer,  C.  F.    First  discourse  before  the 

Maryland  Historical  Society.  1844.  [Bound 
pamph.  V.  125.) 

Maryland  in  liibcria.  Constitution  and 
laws  of  Maryland  in  Liberia,  with  an  appen- 
dix of  precedents.    Baltimore,  1847.     8°. 

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Lateobe,  J.  H.  B.    Maryland  in  Liberia. 

1885.     (Md.  Hist.  Soc.  Fund  pub.  No.  21.) 

Maryland  Insdtute  for  the  Promotion  of 
the  Mechanic  Arts.  Catalogue  of  the  library 
of.    Baltimore,  1865.     8°.  W.56 

Book  of  the  exhibition,  1850, 51,  52, 55. 57. 

Baltimore,  1850-57.     5  v.  8°.  L.In  Box 

Twenty-eighth    exhibition,      Baltimore, 

1878.  [Baltimore,  1879.]  8°.  [With  Md.  Inst. 
Charter  and  By-laws.)  1113 

Charter  and  By-laws  of,  1878.  [Balti- 
more, 1879.]     8°.  1113 

Charter,  constitution,  and  by-laws,  1851, 

52,  54.    Baltimore,  1851-54.     8°.  3  pph. 

L.In  Box 

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Memorie  varle  di  Sicilia  nel  tempo  della  ribellionedl 
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6. — Notlzie  di  successl  vart  nella  citti,  di  Palermo, 

1516-1612  6  1621,  1  s.  V.  1 Rlsposta  ad  una  dichlara- 

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dogno  tentative  nella  SlcUia  nel  tempo  della  ribol- 

lione  di  Messina,  1  s.  v.  6 Risposte  all'  opera  Intito- 

lata  Della  conglura  del  ministrl  del  re  di  Spagna  con- 
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luyt,  E.,  Voyages,  v.  i,  p.  189.) 

Mashpee.    See  Marshpee. 

Maying)  Woldemar.     Die  tragische  schuld. 

35  pp.    {Samml.  wissens,  vortrg.  v.  7, 1872,  p.  603.) 

Mask,  Iron.    See  Iron  mask. 

Mask,  The,  or  part  of  a  story.   7  pp.   {Fraser''s 

Mag.  V.  11, 1835,  p.  552.) 

Maskell,  Bev.  William.  1814—.  Descrip- 
tion of  the  ivories,  ancient  and  mediaeval,  in 
the  South  Kensington  Museum.  London, 
1872.    r.  8°.  —1723 

History  of  the  Martin  Marprelate  contro- 
versy in  the  reign  of  Queen  Elizabeth.  Lon- 
don, 1845.    12°.  —3275 

(Ed.)    Ancient  liturgy  of  the  Church  of 

England  according  to  the  uses  of  Sarum, 
York,  Hereford  and  Bangor,  and  the  Roman 
liturgy  arranged  in  parallel  columns  with 
preface  and  notes.    3  ed.    Oxford,  1882.  8°. 

—2256 

Contents.  Benedictiones  eplscopales.— Canon 
missae. — Cautelaemissne. — Llturgla  S.  demen- 
tis.— Order  of  the  Commnnlon,  1.548.— MIssa  pro 
rege. — Modns  Induendi  ponllficem. — De  modo 
exequendi  officium  domiuica  prima  in  adventu. 
— Oratlones  ad  mlscendum,  etc. — Ordinarlum 
mlssae.  —  Praefatlones.  —  ^nae  sunt  dlcenda 
Induendo  et  exuendo  eplscopnm. — The  Sup- 
per of  tlie  liorde,  1549.— Index. 

■ [Ed.)    Monumenta  ritualia  ecclesiae  An- 

glicanae.  The  occasional  oflSces  of  the 
Church  of  England  according  to  the  old  use 
of  Salisbury,  the  Prymer  in  English,  and 
other  prayers  and  forms,  with  dissertations 
and  notes.  2ed.  Oxford,  1882.  3  v.  8°.  —2256 

Contents.  Absolntio  in  foro  conscientiae,  v.  2. — 
Athanaslan  creed,  v.  3.— Kitusbaptlzlandl,  v.  1. 
— Beuedicite,  v.  3. — Benedictiones  diversae,  v. 
1.— Form  of  bidding  the  bedes,  v.  3.— Portions  of  a 
metrical  calendar,  v.  3.— Two  English  calendars, 
V.  3.— Benedlctio  campanae,  v.  1.— Ordo  ad  facien- 
dum catecbumenum,  v.  1. — Celebratio  ordl- 
num,  V.  2. — De  benedictione  coemeterii,  v.  1. — 
Commendatio  animarum,  v.  1. — Form  of  con- 
fession, T.  3.— Conlirmatio  pueroruni,  v.  1 — 
Coronatlo  novi  regis,  v.  2. — Dissertation  upon  the 
olSces  of  coronation,  ordination,  consecration  of 
bishops,  etc.  v.  2.— Coronation  of  a  queen  consort,  v.  2. 
—Order  of  coronation  from  Atop.  Egbert's  pontifical,  v. 
2. — OfQclum  corouatlonis  reglnae,  v.  2.— Form  of 
blessing  cramp  rings,  v.  3 — Vorsious  of  the  creed, 
V.  3.— Defensorium  dlrectorll,  v.  2.— Ordo  ad 
degradandnm  sacordotes,  v.  2.— Ordo  ad  restltueu- 
dum  degradatum,  v.  2. — De  ecclesiae  dedica- 
tione,  V.  1.— Decretum  de  electo  episcopo,  v.  2.— 
Consecratlo  electl  In  episcopum,  v.  2.— Excom- 
municatlo  in  allquom  sacrllegem,  v.  2.— The  greater 
excommunication,  v.  3. — Exbortation  before 
communion,  v.  3. — De  extreme  unctione,  v.  1. — 
Benodlctlo  fontis,  v.  1.— Occasional  forms,  v.  3. — 
Golden  litany,  v.  3.— Form  of  healing,  v.  3. — Oftlce 
for  King  Henry  VI,  t.  3.— Indulgences  In  Eng- 
lish, V.  3.— Inbumatlo  defuuctl,  v.  1.— Inthronl- 
satio  episcopi,  v.  2.— First  rubric  of  the  Iilber  re- 

falis,  V.  2.— Iiitanles,  v.  3 Versions  of  the  Lord's 
'rayer,  v.  3.— Magnificat,  etc.  v.  3.— Litany  sung 
at  the  coronation  of  Queen  Matilda,  v.  2.— Night 
prayer,  v.  3.— Tlje  manner  to  make  a  nun,  v.  3.— 
Order  of  the  consecration  of  nuns,  v.  3.— Occa- 
sional offices  soloctud  from  the  manual  and  pontlll- 
cal  of  the  Church  of  Salisbury,  v.  1.— Dissertation 
ui)on  the  ancient  occislonal  offices  of  the  Church 
of  England,  v.  1.— Fifteen  Ooa,  v.  3.— Do  pallio 


archieplscopi,  v.  2.— Benedlctio  panls,  v.  1.— Ordo 
ad  recipiendum  praelatnm,  etc.  v.  2. — Prayers  to 
the  proper  angel,  v.  3. — Two  devoute  prayers,  v.  3. — 
Benedlctio  primarii  lapidis,  v.  1.— Prymer  In 
English,  V.  3.— Dissertation  on  the  Prymer,  v.  3. — Pu- 
rificatiopost  partum,  v.  1 — Ordo  ad  reconcill- 
andum  apostatam,  v.  2. — Reconclllatio  eccle- 
siae vel  coemeterii,  v.  1. — Benedlctio  sails  et 
aquae,  v.  1.  —  Dissertation  upon  the  ancient  ser- 
-vice  books  of  the  Cliurch  of  England,  v.  1. — 
Benedlctio  sigilll  eplscopalis,  v.  2.— Ordo  ad  fa- 
ciendum spousalia,  v.  1. — Ordo  ad  synodnm,  v.  1. 
— Te  Deum,  v.  3. — Ten  commandments,  v.  3. — 
Prayer  of  St.  Thomas  of  Aquine,  v.  3. — Modus  ta- 

clendi  tonsuras,  v.  2 Benedlctio  -rexillorum,  v. 

2.— Form  and  order  of  the  coronation  of  Queen  Vic- 
toria, y.  2.— Ordo  ad  vlsitandum  infirmnra,  Y.  1. 
—Exhortation  at  visiting  the  sick,  v.  3. 

(Ed.)    South    Kensington    Museum    art 

handbooks.  London,  1877-81.  3  v.  8°.  —1738 

Contents.  Crlpps,  W.  J.  College  and  corporation 
plate.— Fortnum,  0.  D.  E.  Bronzes.— Nesbitt,  A. 
Glass. 

Maskelyne,  Nevil  Story.    Crystallography 

and  mineralogy.  17  pp.  (South  Kensington  Mua. 
Handh.  sci.  apparal.  1876,  p.  304.) 

Maskirte  literatur  der  aelteren  und  neu- 
eren  sprachen.    Weller,  E.  L.103 

Masks.  Benndorf,  O.  Antike  gesichts- 
helme  und  sepulcralmasken.     1878. 

iVb^e.- Repr.  from  Vienna  Akad.  wissens.  PMl.  Jdst. 
classe  DenTcschr.  v.  28,  1878. 

EiCHSTAEDT,  H.   K.   A.    De  imaginibus 

Romanorum  dissertationes  II.     1806. 

Boindin,  N.     Discours   sur   les  masques   et  lea 

habits  de  theatre  des  anciens.  16  pp.  (Inst,  de 
France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  4,1746,  p.  132.)— Koeh- 
ler,  H.  Masken,  ihr  ursprung  und  neue  auslegung . . . 
21  pp.  (St.  Petersburg  Acad.  Mm.  6  s.  v.  2,  1834,  p. 
101.)— Moirot,  C.  Orlgine  des  masques,  mommeries, 
charivari.  .  .  1.39  pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  C,  Dissert,  rel. 
hist,  de  France,  v.  9,  p.  1.)— Plaidoyer  des  maris  om- 
brageux  sur  le  privilege  des  masques.  17  pp. 
(Leber,  .1.  M.  C,  Vissert.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  9,  p.  169.) 
— Renan,  J.  E.  Masque  en  terro  cuite.  2  pp.  {Rev. 
arcMol.  n.  s.  v.  36, 1878,  p.  73.)— Rogers,  C.  Account 
of  certain  earthen  masks  from  the  Musqulto  shore.  3 
pp.  2  pi.  {Archaeologia,  v.  6,  1782,  p.  107.)— Rose,  E. 
Italian  masks.  11  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  15, 1877, 
p.  786.)— Uphan»,  E.  Letter  to  Rev.  J.  Callaway  on 
the  origin  of  masks.  8  pp.  {YaJclcun  Nattannawa,  tr. 
iy  J.  Callaway,  p.  29 :   Orient.  Trans.  Fund.) 

Mas-Iiatrie,  Jacques  Marie  Joseph  Louis  de. 
1815 — .  Dictionnaire  d'ethnographie  mo- 
derne  .  .  .  par  M.  X.  [Anon.]  Paris,  1853. 
r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Nouv.encyc.  tJdol.  v.  37.) 

—4203 

Dictionnaire  de  statistique  religieuse  et 

de  I'art  de  verifier  les  dates  .  .  .  par  M.  X. 
[Anon.]  Paris,  1851.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Nouv.  encyc.  theol.  v.  9.)  — 4282 

Dictionnaire  desMSS . . .  existants  dans  les 

principales  biblioth^ques  d 'Europe.  Paris, 
1853.  2  V.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Nouv.  en- 
cyc. tUol.  V.  40,  41.)  —4202 

Contents. 
Franco,  v.  1.  Allomagne-Suisse,  v.  2. 

L'ile  de  Chypre  :  sa  situation  presente  et 

ses  souvenirs  du  moyen  &ge.  Avec  une 
carte.    Paris,  1879.     16°.  1407 

Trait6s  de  paix  et  de  commerce,  et  docu- 
ments divers  concernant  les  relations  des 
Chretiens  avec  les  Arabes  de  I'Afrique  sep- 
tentrionale  au  moyen  dge.    Paris,  1866.    4°. 

—2851 

Documents  nouvoaux  servant  do  preuvos  il  I'hls- 

tolre  do  I'llo  do  Chypre  sous  le  r6gne  des  princes  do 
la  Malson  de  Luslgnan.  283  pp.  (itilangts  hist.  v.  4,  p. 
337.)  —  Commerce  et  expf'dltioua  milltairos  do  la 
France  et  de  Venise  au  moyen  ago.  240  pp.  {Me- 
langes hist.  V.  3,  p.  1.)— Ilapporis  sur  les  rochorchcs 
falios  aux  archives  do  Venise.  90  pp.  {ArcMv.  mUs. 
set.  el  Ht.  a  8.  V.  1,  p.  106;  2  8.  v.  3,  p.  429.) 


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Mas-Iiatrie,  Rene  de  {Ed.)  Chroniquede 
rile  de  Chypre.  See  Bustron,  F.  (in  supple- 
ment). 

Ha^nawi  of  the  Persians,  History  of 
tlie.  Agha  Ahmed  'Ali,  Maidavi.  (Biblioth. 
Indica.)  3106 

UKaso  di  ISan  GiOTanni.  See  Masaccio 
Guidi  da  San  Giovanni,  T. 

Masolino  da  Panicale.    Phillimore,  C.  M. 

In  her  Fra  Angellco,  p.  10.  6  pp.— Vasarl,  G.  Maso- 
llno  da  Panicale.  10  pp.  iOpere,  \.  2,  p.  263;  Vite  de' 
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Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 

Masolino  da  Todi.  Sonnet.    1  p.    (Rossetti, 

D.  G.,  Dante  and  his  circle,  p.  360.) 

Mason,  Arthur  James.  Persecution  of  Dio- 
cletian, a  historical  essay.  Cambridge,  1876. 
8°.  —1293 

Mason,  C.  Welsh.    Noel  Brewster's  secret. 

16  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  54,  1877,  p.  391.)— Rape  ot 
the  Gamp.  131  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  49,  1874,  pp. 
502,  677,  800 ;  v.  50,  1375,  pp.  53,  201,  356,  501.  662,  821.)— 
IVed  In  the  morning,  dead  at  nlgbt.  27  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  42, 1871,  pp.  379,  535.) 

Mason,   Mrs.  Caroline   Atherton.     1823 — . 

May.  1  p.  (ScribTier's  Monthly,  v.  16,  1878,  p.  236.)— 
June.  1  p.  {Seribner's  Monthly,  r.  16,  1878,  p.  236.)— 
ReeonctUatlon.  1  p.  {Seribner's  Monthly,\.  i2,lSSl, 
p.  832.)— St.  Valentine.    1  p.    [Scribner't  Monthly,  v. 

15,  1878,  p.  647.) 

Mason,  Ebenezer  Porter.     [Notice  of.]    12 

pp.     [Xew  Englander,  v.  3,  1845,  p.  313.) 

Mason,  Edward  Bromfield.    Mason,  W.  P, 

Biography  ol  M.    6  pp.   [Harvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  409.) 

Mason,  Edward  T.  {Ed.)  Humorous  mas- 
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York,  1887.    3  v.  12°.  2284 

Ckmtents.  Alcott,  L.  M.  Street  scenes  In  Washing- 
ton ;  Selections  from  Transcendental  wild  oats,  v.  2. — 
Alden,  W.  L.  Gibberish;  An  Unnecessary  invention, 
V.  3.— Aldricli,  T.  B.  A  Rlvermouth  romance,  v.  2. — 
Baldwin,  J.  G.  Ovid  Bolus,  Esq.  v.  1.— Beeclier, 
Set.  H.  W.  Deacon  Marble;  The  Deacon's  trout;  The 
Dog  Noble  and  the  empty  hole;  Apple  pie,  v.  1. — 
BeUamjr,  E.  W.  Tilly  Bones,  v.  3.— Browne,  0.  F. 
(Artemus  Ward,  pseud.)  The  Tower  ot  London ;  Science 
and  natural  history ;  From  the  "  Lecture,"  v.  2. — 
Bveic,  0.  G.  An  Idyl ;  Merrorfleld,  t.  3 — Bnncc, O. 
B.  Mr.  Bluil  discourses  on  the  country  and  kindred 
themes,  ▼.  2.— Bnnner,  H.  C.    Candor,  t.  3.— Bar- 

dette,  R.  J.    Rheumatism  movement  cure,  v.  3 

Butler,  W.  A.  Dobbs  his  ferry,  v.  2.— Cable,  G.  W. 
Dixie,  v.  3. — Cavazxa,  E.  Algernon,  the  foot-stool 
bearer;  Goose  h  la  mode,  v.  3. — Clemens,  S.  L.  (Mark 
Twain,  pseud.)  The  Celebrated  ]  umping  frog  of  Cala- 
veras county,  V.  2.— Cone,  H.  G.  The  Tender  heart,  v. 
3.— CoTzens,  F.  8.  The  Family  horse,  v.  1.— Crane, 
T.  F.  Aunt  Maria  and  the  autophone,  t.  3.— Curtia,  G. 

W.    From  the  Summer  diary  of  Mtnerva  Tattle,  v.  1 

De  Forest,  J.  W.  Father  Hlggins's  preferment,  v.  2. 
— Dodge,  M.  A.  {Gall  Hamilton,  pseud.)  My  garden,  v. 
3. — Dodge,  Mrs.  M.  M.  Miss  Maioneyon  the  Chinese 
question,  v.  3.— Dnnning,  C.  At  the  Maison  Dobbe, 
V.  3.— Fields,  J.  T.  The  Pettibone  lineage,  v.  1.— 
Hale,  E.  E.  My  double,  and  how  he  undid  me,  v.  1. — 
Hale,  L.  P.  Modern  improvements  at  the  Peterklns, 
V.  1.— Harris,  J.  C.  Uncle  Remus  initiates  the  little 
boy ;  The  Wonderful  tar-baby  story ;  How  Mr.  Rabbit 
was  too  sharp  for  Mr.  Fox;  Mr.  Terrapin  shows  his 
strength ;  Why  Brother  Bear  has  no  tail,  v.  3.— Harte, 
F.  B.  Melons;  The  Society  upon  the  Stanislaus,  v.  3. 
— HaTrthome,  N.  The  British  Matron ;  Dr.  Heideg- 
ger's experiment,  v.  1.— Holmes,  O.  W.  Dislikes; 
Foreign  correspondence;  Music  pounding;  The  Old 
man  dreams,  v.  1— Ho-we,  W.  W.  Conversational  de- 
pravity, V.  2.— Howells,  W.  D.  Mrs.  Johnson ;  The 
Veteran,  V.  3.— Irving,  W.  Wilhelmus  Kieft;  Peter 
Stuy vesant ;  Antony  Van  Corlear ;  General  Van  Pof- 
f enburgh ;  Wouter  Van  Twiiler,  v.  1.— Johnston,  R. 
M.  The  Various  languages  of  Billy  Moon,  v.  1.— 
Ijanlgan,  G.  T.  The  Amateur  Orlando;  Fables;  A 
Threnody,  v.  3.— I,eland,  C.  G.  A  Musical  duel; 
Schnitzerl's  philosopede ;  Selections  from  Breitman's 
going  to  church,  v.  1.— Longfellow,  H.  W.  A  Wraith 
In  the  mist,  v.  1.— Lowell,  J.  R.  At  sea;  The  Chief 
mate;   The  Courtiii',  v.  1 I>udlow^»  F.   H.     Ben 


Thirl  wall's  school-days ;  Selections  from  a  brace  ot 
boys,  V.  2. — McDow^ell,  Mrs.  K.  S.  B.  Hleronymus 
Pop  and  the  baby,  v.  3. — Matthews,  J.  B.  Chester- 
field's postal  cards  to  his  son,  v.  3.— MnnUttrieli:, 
B,  K.  What's  in  a  name  ?  v.  3.— Ogden,  E.  L.  The 
Sea,  V.  3. — Phelps,  Mrs.  E.  8.  Selections  from  an  old 
maid's  paradise,  v.  3. — Pratt,  F.  L.  Captain  Ben's 
choice,  V.  2. — Q,aincy,  E.  Who  paid  for  the  Prima 
Donna?  v.  1.— Roche,  J.  J.  The  V-a-s-e,  v.  3.— Saxe, 
J.  G.  The  Coquette,  a  portrait,  v.  1.— Shaw,  H.  W. 
(Josh  Billings,  pseud.)  Laffing;  The  Musketeer,  v.  1. — 
Shelton,  F.  W.  Incidents  of  a  retired  life,  v.  1.— 
Spofford,  Mrs.  H.  E,  P.  Aunt  Pen's  funeral,  v.  2.— 
Stockton,  F.  R.  Our  tavern ;  A  Piece  of  red  calico, 
V.  2.— Stowe,  Mrs.  H.  E.  B.  Sam  Lawson,  v.  1.— 
Swett,  S.  Miss  Sparrow's  husband,  v.  3.— Taylor, 
B.  Selections  from  the  experience  of  the  A.  C  v.  2. — 
Thorpe,  T.  B.  A  "  Hoosier  "  in  search  of  j  ustice,  v. 
1.— Trowbridge,  J.  T.  Fred  Trover's  little  Iron- 
Clad,  V.  2.— MTalker,  K.  K.  C.  The  Total  depravity  of 
inanimate  things,  v.  3.— VP'amer,  C.  D.  Garden 
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Moore,  T. 

De  Quincey,  T. 

Kicholis,  Mrs.  C.  B. 

Dickens,  C.  J.  H. 

Procter,  B.W. 

Hazlitt,  W. 

Rogers,  S. 

Hogg,  J. 

Scott,  Sir  W. 

Hood,  T. 

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—  {Ed.)  Southern  poems  of  the  war,  col- 
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1354 

Ckmtents.  Aecomac,  pseud.  The  Burial  of  Capt.  O. 
Jennings  Wise. — Agne-vr,  R-  God  save  the  South. — 
Anderson,  F.  Lines;  Surrender  ot  the  Army  of 
Northern  Virginia,  April  10,  1865.— Anthem  ot  the 
Confederate  states. — Appeal  for  Jefferson.  By 

a  lady  of  Virginia At  the  last.— Ball,  Mrs.  C.  A. 

Forget?  never  1 ;  The  Jacket  of  gray,  to  those  who  wore 
it;  The  Lonely  grave. — Barrlck,  J.  R.  Lines  on  tbe 
death  of  Col.  B.  F.  Terry.— Battle  eve.— The  Battle 
of  Bnena  Vista.  By  a  Mississippian. — Beaure- 
gard's appeal.— Blackford,  Capt.  The  Cavalier'a 
glee.— Blunt,  Mrs.  E.  K.    Address  to  President  Davis. 

—  Bombardment  of  Vlcksbarg.  —  The  Boy 
picket ;  or,  Charley's  guard.  By  a  lady  of  Kentucky. 
—The  Brave  at  home. — Brewer,  J.  B.  Are  we 
free  ?  ;  The  Drummer  boy. — The  Broken  mng.  By 
a  soldier.— Brown,  G.  W.  Lines  written  in  Fort 
Warren.— Burroughs,  L.  Peace. — C.,  C.  A  Wind 
from  the  South.— C,  W.  P.  Rodes'  brigade  charge  at 
Seven  Pines.- Campbell,  W.  K.  The  Soldier's  fare- 
well to  his  wife.— Cannon  song.— The  Captain's 
story.- Chambers,  A.  K.  April  twenty-sixth.- 
Ciuirade.  —  Charge  of  the  night  brigade.  — 
Clark,  Mrs.  M.  B.  (Tenella,  pseud.)  The  Battle  ot 
Hampton  Roads;  The  Chimes  ot  St.  Paul's;  Despond- 
ency ;  The  Flag  ot  the  lone  star ;  General  Robert  E. 
Lee;  General  Lee  at  the  battle  of  the  Wilderness; 
Lines  on  the  death  of  Annie  Carter  Lee ;  The  "  Stone- 
wall "  cemetery.— ClJtrke,  Mrs.  The  Battle  of  Manas- 
sas.—The  Countersign. — A  Cry  to  arms. — D.,  A. 
L.  The  Fall  of  Fort  Sumter,  April,  1S61 ;  Lines  written 
July  15,1865.— Daffore,  J.  Over  the  river.— Jefferson 
Davis.  By  a  Southern  woman. — D'Bell,  M.  The 
Old  brigade.  —  The  Debt.  —  Denules,  Mrs.  A.  P. 
Carolina.— Dirge  for  Ashby.-TUe  Dying  soldier. 
— 1861.  — Enlalie,  pseud.  Gen.  John  B.  Floyd.— 
Farley,  J/ri.  March  on!  Carolinians,  march  on  1  — 
Flat  justitla.  By  a  lady  of  Baltimore.- Flash,  H. 
L.  Polk ;  Stonewall  Jackson ;  ZolUcoffer.— Fontaine, 
L.  Ail  quiet  along  the  Potomac.— Fontaine,  W.  W. 
Stuart.— Ford,  2>r.  Apriiac.- Freneh,L.  V.    "Sher- 


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manlzed."— GarescUe,  Bew.  Rebelsl  'tis  a  holy  name. 
—Gone  to  the  battle-field.— H.,  M.  E.    Home, 

after  the  war Harper,  i/r«.  E.  E.    The  Quaker  girl's 

larewell  to  her  Southern  lover;  The  Soldier's  last 
combat.— Ha-wUlns,  Col.  W.  S.  The  Hero  without  a 
name;  Lines  on  Captain  Beall ;  A  Prison  scene ;  "True 
to  the  last." — Hayne,  P.  H.  "Away  with  the  das- 
tards whe  whine  of  defeat;"  Beyond  the  Potomac; 
Butler's  proclamation ;  The  Kentucky  partlzan.  — 
Heart  victories.  By  a  soldier's  wife.— Heaven. — 
Henderson,  P.  The  Long  ago. — Here  and  there. 
— He^vitt,  J.  H.  Lines  written  during  these  gloomy 
times.— Hol»l>y,  Col.  A.  M.  Our  dead.— The  Home- 
spun dress. — Houghton,  Sir  H.  "  Fold  it  up  caro- 
lully."— Ho-ward,  F.  K.  "  There's  life  in  the  old  land 
yet."— Hurrah.  By  a  Mlsslsslpplan.— lltey  Ingle, 
pseud.  Nil  desperandum  :  to  the  Southern  soldier;  On 
a  raid. —  ''Independence  day." — Information 
■wanted.— Iris, pseud.  The  Rear-guard  of  the  army. 
—Jackson,  H.  R.  My  father ;  My  wife  and  child.— 
Poem  on  the  death  of  "Jackson,"  killed  by  a  N.  Y. 
Zouave  at  Alexandria,  Va.,  May  24, 1861. — Lines  on  the 
death  of  Stonewall  Jackson. — James, pseud.  "Let 
us  cross  over  the  river  and  rest  under  the  shade  of 

the  trees."— James,  F.    Albert  Sidney  Johnston 

Jeffrey,  R.V.  The  Beleaguered  city ;  Dixie ;  Funeral 
dirge  of  Stonewall  Jackson ;  Lilies  of  the  valley;  The 
Southern  oath ;  A  Voice  from  tlie  South.— Jonas,  JUaj. 
8.  A.  The  Confederate  note.— Iiacoste,  M.  Some- 
body's darling. —  The  Ladies  of  Richmond.— 
Liatienne,  pseud.  The  Confederate  dead. — Lines  on 
the  death  of  Lieut.  Henry  Iievi'is. — Iiines  read  at 
Hollywood  cemetery.  May  10,  I860.— Locke,  Mrs.  B.  C. 
To  the  ladles  of  Baltimore. — Iiouisiana.— Lucas,  D. 
In  the  land  where  we  were  dreaming. — lawola,  pseud. 

The  Price  of  peace M.,  J.  C.    Cruel  dum  spiro,  fldo. 

— M.,  Mrs.  M.  The  Blessed  heart.— M'Cabe,  W.  G. 
My  order ;  John  Pegram.— M«Knight,  Maj.  A  Con- 
federate ofdcer  to  his  ladye  love.— Magruder,  H.  C. 

Last  request Miles,  G.  H.    Coming  at  last;  Hymn: 

God  save  the  Souih.-Missing.— Moina,  pseud.  See 
Ryan,  Kev.  J.  A.— Moore,  M.  E.  Jefferson  Davis; 
"  Minding  the  gap."— John  Morgan's  credentials. 
—A  Mother's  prayer. — Munford,  W.  Jefferson 
Davis. — Off  with  your  grey  suits,  boys  !— Our 
cherished  dead. — Our  chief. — Our  "  Cottage 
by  the  sea."  By  a  prisoner  in  Fort  Lafayette. — 
Our  failure.— "  Our  left."— Pearl,  pseud.  The 
Soldier's  grave — A  Picture.— Pike,  A.  Yes,  call  us 
rebelsl  'tis  the  name.— Porter,  W.  D.  The  Mother 
to  her  son  in  the  trenches  at  Petersburg.— Powell, 
R.  Fast  day,  Nov.  1861;  "Virginia's  jewels.— Prayer. 
— Preston,  Mrs.  M.  J.  Acceptation ;  Arlington ; 
Christmas  carol,  for  1862 ;  Hymn  to  the  national  flag ; 
Regulus;  Stonewall  Jackson's  grave;  Virginia  cap ta. 
— R.,  G.  L.  Give  them  bread!— Randall,  J.  R.  At 
Fort  Pillow;  Charles  B.  Dreux;  Maryland;  John  Pel- 
ham  ;  The  Lone  sentry ;  A  Sunday  reverie  ;  There's 
life  in  the  old  land  yet;  Why  the  robin's  breast  was 
red.— Reading  the  list.— The  Reaper.— Riding 
a  raid.— Ryan,  Rev.  J.  A.  (Moina,  pseud.)  The  Con- 
quered banner ;  The  Sword  of  Robert  Lee.— Sabbath 
bells.  —  Semmes'  s'word.  —  Seventy-six  and 
sixty-one.  —  Si inms,  W.  G.  Sumter  in  ruins.— 
Song.— The  Southern  cross.— A  Southern  scene, 
1862. — Steady  and  ready.— Stella,  pseud.  To  Miss 
— ,  of  Va. —  Stonewall.  —  Stonewall  Jackson's 
■way.— The  Stranger's   death.— Sullivan,  J.  D. 

Ohl   no,  he'll  not  need  them  again Tabb,  Mrs.  R. 

Written  before  the  secession  of  Va.— Tally,  8.  A.  See 
Von  Weiss,  Mrs.  8.  A.  T — TeneUa,  pseud.  See  Clark, 
Jfrs.M.B. — The  Tennessee  exile's  song.— Thomp- 
son, J.  Home  again.— Thompson,  J.  R.  Ashby; 
The  Burial  of  Latan6 :  Lee  to  the  rear ;  "  On  to  Rich- 
mond"; Gen.  J.  E.  B.  Stuart.— Thorpe,  Capt.  The 
Toast  of  Morgan's  men.— Tick  nor,  (— ).  The  Vir- 
ginians of  the  valley.  —  Timrod,  H.  Charleston ; 
Christmas,  1803.— Tucker,  S.  G.    The  Southern  cross. 

—The  Turtle.— The  Unreturning Upshur,  M. 

J.  Little  footsteps — The  Vanquished  patriot's 
prayer.— Viola,  pseud.     By  the  camp  Are.— Vir- 

flnia's  dead.— Von  "Weiss,  Mrs.  8.  A.  T.  The 
utumn  rain;  Rallying  song  of  the  Virginians.— 
Wagner,  J.  A.  The  Southron's  war  song.— Wallls, 
8.  T.  Address  to  exchanged  prisoners;  The  Blessed 
band;  The  Guerrillas;  A  Prayer  for  peace;  The  War- 
Chrlstlan's  thanksgiving.  —  Warfield,  Mrs.  C.  A. 
Beauregard;  On  the  death  of  Lleut.-Gen.  Jackson, 
a  dirge;  Fort  Donaldson,  the  siege,  Feb.  1862;  Lines 
to  Leo;  Manassas;  A  Pledge  to  Leo  ;  The  Ship  of  state; 
Southern  chant  of  dellaiice;  Stonewall's  sable  seers. 
—The  "Waste  of  war.— "Watson,  A.  R.  Song  of  the 
freedmen.— "Wearijig  of  the  grey.  By  a  Mlssls- 
Bipplan.— "Weep I    "Weep!— Welby,   A.  M.     Rich- 


mond on  the  James.— "Wharton,  J.  H.  Song  of  the 
Texas  rangers.—"  You'll  tell  her,  won't  you  I  " 

Mason,  Francis,  D.  D.  1799-1874.  Burmah, 
its  people  and  natural  productions,  or  notes 
on  the  nations,  fauna,  flora,  and  minerals  of 
Tenasserim,  Pegu,  and  Burmah,  with  sys- 
tematic catalogues  of  the  known  mammals, 
birds,  fish,  reptiles,  insects,  mollusks,  crus- 
taceans, annalides,  radiates,  plants,  and 
minerals,  with  vernacular  names.  Rangoon, 
1860.     8°.  3443 

{Tr.)    Pali  grammar.    iSee  Kachchayano. 

Mason,  George.   1735-1806.   Essay  on  design 

in  gardening.     London,  1795.     8°.        — 4686 

[Ed.)    Poems  of  Thomas  Hoccleve.    See 

Hoccleve,  T. 

Mason,  George.     Taylor,  R.    A  statesman 

of  the  colonial  era.  13  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  128, 1879, 
p.  148.)— "White,  J.  F.  Pictures  of  M.  13  pp.  (Con- 
temp.  Rev.  V.  21,  1873,  p.  724.) 

Mason,  George  C.  1820—.  Life  and  works  of 
Gilbert  Stuart.  With  selections  from  Stuart's 
portraits, . . .  reproduced  on  steel,  etc.  New 
York,  1879.    4°.  3773 

Mason,  George  Henry.  Costume  of  China, 
illustrated  by  60  engravings  ;  with  explana- 
tions in  English  and  French.  London,  1800. 
fo.  —1761 

Punishments  of  China,  illustrated  by  22 

engravings.     London,  1801.     fo.  — 1761 

Mason,  Henry  J.  Monck,  LL.  D.  Religion 
of  the  ancient  Irish  saints  before  A.  D.  600. 
3  ed.     Dublin,  1838.     12°.  —3296 

Mason,  J.  A.,  M. D.  Treatise  on  the  climate 
and  meteorology  of  Madeira.  Ed.  by  James 
Sheridan  Knowles.  To  which  are  attached 
a  review  of  the  state  of  agriculture  and  of 
the  tenure  of  land,  by  George  Peacock;  and 
an  historical  and  descriptive  account  of  the 
island,  and  guide  to  visitors,  by  John  Driver. 
London,  1850.     8°.  —2486 

Mason,  James.  Year-book  of  facts  in  science 
and  the  arts,  for  1876, 77,  79,  79-80.  London, 
1877-80.    4  V.  12°.  1157 

Mason,  Capt.  John.  1600-72.  Brief  history 
of  the  Pequot  war.  With  an  introduction 
and  some  explanatory  notes,  by  Rev.  Thomas 
Prince.  New  York,  1869.  8°.  (Sabin,  J., 
Reprints,  No.  7.)  2635 

Kills,  G.  E.    Life  of  M.    132  pp.    (Sparks,  J.,  Am. 

Ung.  2  s.  V.  3,  p.  307.) 

Mason,  John  J.,  M.  D.  Minute  structure  of 
the  central  nervous  system  of  certain  reptiles 
and  batrachians  of  America.  Illustrated  by 
permanent  photo-micrographs.  Series  A. 
Newport,  1879-82.    4°.  —1661 

Mason,  John  Monck.  Comments  on  the  last 
ed.  of  Shakespeare's  plays.  Dublin,  1785. 
8°.  3395 

Comments  on  the  plays  of  Beaumont  and 

Fletcher,  with  an  appendix  containing  some 
further  observations  on  Shakespeare,  ex- 
tended to  the  late  eds.  of  Malone  and 
Steevens.    London,  1798.    8°.  3875 

Comments  on  the  several  eds.  of  Shakes- 
peare's plays,  extended  to  those  of  Malone 
and  Steevens.    Dublin,  1807.    8°.  3304 

Life  of  William  Bedell,  Bp.  of  Kilmore. 

London,  1843.    8°.  4895 

Mason,  John  Thomson.  —1873.  Life  of  John 
Van  Lear  McMahon.    Completed,  revised, 


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and  ed.  by  his  son  John  Thomson  Mason. 
Baltimore,  1880.    8°.  3883 

Mason,  John  Y.,  LL.D.    Maury,  S.  M.    In 

her  Statesmen  of  America,  p.  85.    2  pp. 

Mason,  Jonathan.      Loring,  J.  S.     In  his 

Hundred  Boston  orators,  p.  139.    3  pp. 

Mason,  Lowell.     Educational  labors  of  M. 

8  pp.     (Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  i,  1858,  p.  141.) 

Mason,  Marie.    Advent.    1   p.     {Scribner''s 

MonMy.  v.  19, 1880,  p.  19i.)— Afterglow.  1  p.  (Scrib- 
ner's  UonOUy,  y.  22,  1881,  p.  ^2.)— Cturlstmas  song. 
1  p.  (Scribner'f  Monthly,  y.  21,  1881,  p.  447.)— Mary's 
Easter.  1  p.  {Seribner's  Monthly,  v.  19, 1880,  p.  831.)— 
The  Poet's  ■w^ood-flre.  1  p.  [Scribner's  Monthly,  v. 
22,  1881,  p.  942.)— Tbat  Lass  o'  Lowrie's.  1  p. 
(Scribner'i  Monthly,  v.  19, 1880,  p.  544.) 

Mason,  Thomas  Monck.  Aeronautica ;  or, 
sketches  illustrative  of  the  theory  and  prac- 
tice of  aerostation.  London,  1838.  8°.  —2486 

Mason,  Rev.  William.  1725-97.  Works. 
London,  1811.    4  v.  8°.  2165 

Contents.    Conjectural  essay,  in  which  the  meaning 

01  the  word  angel,  as  sometimes  used  by  St.  Paul  in 
his  epistle  to  his  Grecian  converts,  is  attempted  to  be 
ascertained,  v.  4. — Argentile  and  Cnrau,  a  legend- 
ary drama,  v.  2.— Caractacns,  v.  2.— Illustrations  of 
Caractacus,  v.  2.— Essays,  historical  and  critical,  on 

English  church  music,  v.  3 Dnfi-esnoy,  C.  A. 

Art  of  painting,  tr.  into  English  verse  by  W.  Hason, 
with  annotations  by  Sir  Joshua  Reynolds,  v.  3.— Senti- 
ments on  the  works  of  the  principal  and  best  painters 
of  1600  and  1700,  v.  3.— Elegies,  v.  1.— Elfrlda,  v.  2. 

—Letters  relative  toEltrida,  v.  2 English  garden, 

V.  1. — Epitaphs  and  inscriptions,   v.  1. — Hynius, 

and  select  psalms  versified,  v.  1 aiiscellanies,  v.  1. 

— Musaens,  a  monody  to  the  memory  of  Mr.  Pope, 
V.  1.— Odes,  V.  1.— Chronological  list  of  painters, 
T.  3.— Pope,  A.  Epistle  to  Mr.  Jervas,  v.-S. — Examina- 
tion of  the  prophecy,  contained  In  the  24  chapterot 
St.  Matthew's  Gospel,  v.  4.— Religio  clerlcl,  or  the 
faith  of  a  clergyman  of  the  Church  of  England,  v.  1. 
— Ronssean,  J.  3.  Plgmalion,  a  lyrical  scene,  tr. 
Into  theatrical  verse,  v.  2.— Sappho,  a  lyrical  drama, 
V.  2.— Sermons  on  various  subjects,  v.  4.— Sonnet 
to  the  Earl  of  Holdemes8«,  v.  1.— Sonnets,  v.  1. 

(Ber.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  15, 1816,  p.  376.) 

— —  Correspondence  of  Horace  Walpole,  Earl 
of  Orford,  and  Rev.  William  Mason.  Now 
first  pub.  from  the  original  MSS.  Ed.,  with 
notes,  by  Rev.  J.  Mitford.     London,  1851. 

2  V.  8°.  3852 
— —  Correspondence    of    Thomas  Gray    and 

William  Mason  .  .  .  With  notes  and  illus- 
trations by  Rev.  John  Mitford.  London, 
1853.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v. 
75,  1854,  p.  242.)  4895 

Memoirs    of   the    life    and  writings    of 

Thomas  Gray.  London,  1814.  4°.  (Gray, 
T.,  Works,  1814,  v.  1.)  2142 

Elfrlda  J  Caractacus.    35  pp.    (Scott,  5ir  W.,  ifod. 

Brit,  drama,  v.  2,  pp.  272,  287.)— Isls,  an  elegy.  6  pp. 
(Rltson,  J.,  Eng.anthol.y.3,  p.  262.)— [Poems.]  166  pp. 
(Aikin,  J.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  1,  p.  720;  Campbell,  T.,  Brit. 
poeU,  V.  7,  p.  275 ;  Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  18,  p.  305.) 

(Ed.)     Works    of    Thomas    Gray.      See 

Gray,  T. 

Chalmers,  A.     Life  of  M.    11   pp.    (In  his  Eng. 

poets,  V.  18,  p.  307.)— Coleridge,  H.  In  Us  Biographla 
boreall8,p.397.  66  pp.;  and  Lives  of  northern  worthies. 
V.  2,  p.  253.    105  pp.  * 

Mason,  William.  1719-91.  The  best  im- 
provement of  the  much  lamented  death  of 
that  eminent  and  faithful  minister  of  the 
Gospel,  Rev.  Mr.  George  Whitefield.  Lon- 
don, 1770.  p.  8°.  [With  Pemberton,  E., 
Heaven  the  residence  of  saints.)  — 4234  ' 

Mason,  William  Monck.  Hibemia  antiqua 
et  hodierna.    Being  a  topographical  account 


of  Ireland,  and  a  history  of  all  the  establish- 
ments in  that  kingdom,  ecclesiastical,  civil, 
and  monastick.     Dublin,  1819.     4°.      —1283 

History  and  antiquities  of  the  collegiate 

and  cathedral  church  of  St.  Patrick  near 
Dublin  from  1190  to  1819.    Dublin,  1820.    4°. 

—1282 
Mason,  William  Powell.   Edward  Bromfield 

Mason.    6  pp.     [Harvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  409.) 

Reports  of  cases  argued  and  determined  In  the 

Circuit  Court  of  the  U.  S.  24  pp.  (Bev.  of  in  N.  Am* 
En.  V.  8, 1819,  p.  253.) 

Ijoring,  J.  S.    In  his  Hundred  Boston  orators,  p. 

447.    2  pp. 

Mason,  William  Shaw.  Statistical  account, 
or  parochial  survey  of  Ireland.  Dublin, 
1814-19.  3  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  13,  1815,  p.  76.)  2595 

Mason,  New  Hampshire.  Hill,  J.  B.  His- 
tory of  the  town  of  Mason.     1858. 

Mason  and  Dixon's  line.  Message  of 
the  Gov.  of  Maryland,  transmitting  repoi-ts 
in  relation  to  the  intersection  of  the  boun- 
dary lines  of  the  states  of  Maryland,  Penn- 
sylvania, and  Delaware.  Washington,  1850. 
8°.  3503 

Craig,  N.  B.    Lecture;   Mason  and  Dixon's  line. 

44  pp.  {In  his  Olden  time,  v.  1,  pp.  434,  529.)— Ed- 
-frards,  T.    Mason  and  Dixon's  line.    3  pp.    (Harper's 

Mag.  V.  53,  1876,  p.  549.) 

Mason  family.    Recollections  of  an  old 

stager  :  the  Mason  family.  2  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  47. 
1873,  p.  103.) 

Masonic  secret.   17  pp.    Hood,T.,Trorfcs, 

V.  7,  p.  19.  ■>       7  , 

Masonry.    Dobsox,  E.    Rudimentary  trea- 
tise on  foundations  and  concrete  works.  1850. 
Rudimentary    treatise    on    masonrv. 

1857.  ^ 

Fletjret,  (— ).     L'art  de  composer  des 

pierres  factices  .  .  .  et  recherches  sur  la 
maniere  de  batir  des  anciens.     1807. 

Nicholson,  P.  Practical  masonry,  brick- 
laying, and  plastering,     n.  d. 

Practical  treatise  on  the  art  of  mason- 
ry.    1839. 

Shaw,  E.    Practical  masonry.    1846. 

Bloxam,  M.  H.     On  ancient  mixed  masonry  of 

brick  and  stone.  11  pp.  (Archaeol.  Joum.  v.  1,  1815, 
p.  307.)— Sanley,  L.  F.  J.  C.  de.  M6moire  sur  la  na- 
ture et  I'fige  respectif  des  divers  apparells  de  macon- 
nerle  employes  dans  I'enceinte  extfirieure  du  Haram- 
Ech-Ch6rif  de  Jerusalem.  81  pp.  (Inst,  de  France 
Acad.  Inseript.  Mfm.  v.  26,  pt.  1, 1867,  p.  1.)— Smlrlse,  s! 
Observations  on  the  mode  adopted  by  masons  at 
various  and  distant  periods  in  forming  a  straight 
head  over  an  aperture.  5  pp.  1  pi.  [Arehaeologia,  v.lw. 
1838,  p.  381.)— Waller,  J.  G.  Kotes  on  Anglo-Saxon 
masonry.  4  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  1. 
1846,  p.  117.) 

Masons.    See  Freemasonry. 

Masondi.    See  Mas'udi. 

Maspero,  Gaston  Camille  Charles.  1846—. 
De  Carchemis  oppidi  situ  et  historia  anti- 
quissima.    Lutetiae  Parisiorum,  1872.    8°. 

-rx  1703 

Histoire  ancienne  des  peuples  de  1 'Orient. 

2  ed.     Paris,  1876.     12°.  3437 

L'inscription     dedicatoire     du     temple 

d'Abydos,  texte,  traduction,  et  notes.  Suivi 
d'un  essai  sur  la  ieunesse  de  Sesostris. 
Paris,  1867.    4°.  1703 

La  trouvaille  de  Deir-el-Bahari.  20  photo- 
graphies par  M.  E.  Brugsch.  Le  Caire,  1881. 
4°.  1782 


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»—  MSmolre  sur  quelques  papyrus  du  Iion-vre.    123 

pp.  14  pi.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  24, 
1883,  pt.  1,  p.  1.)— Sur  une  st^le  du  musee  de  Boulaq. 
20  pp.  (Cong.  Internaz.  degU  orient.  Atli,  1878,  v.  1, 
p.  37.) 

■ [Ed.)    Les  contes  populaires  de  I'Egypte 

ancienne.  Tr.  et  commentes.  Paris,  1882. 
16°.     {Idtteratures populaires^  Y.  4.)         1218 

— —  (Tr.)  Hymne  au  Nil,  pub.  et  tr.  d'apres 
les  2  textes  du  Musee  britannique.  Paris, 
1868.    4°.  1703 

{Tr.)  Instructions  Of  Amenemliat  I.  8  pp.  (Birch, 

8.,  Records  of  the  past,  v.  2,  p.  9.)—{Tr.)  Stfile  of  the 
coronation.  8  pp.  (Birch,  8.,  Records  of  the  past, 
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dream.  8  pp.  (Birch,  S.,  Records  of  the  past,  v.  4,  p.  79.) 
—  (Tr.)  St61e  of  the  excommnnlcatlon.  4  pp. 
(Birch,  8.,  Records  of  the  past,  v.  4,  p.  93.)— (2V.)  St61e 
of  King  Horsiatef.  12  pp.  (Birch,  8.,  Records  of  the 
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King  Nastoseuen.  12  pp.  (Birch,  8.,  Records  of  the 
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Masque  of  Pandora.   Longfellow,  H.W. 

1356 
Masque  of  the  Red  Death.  7  pp.  Poe, 

E.  A.,  Works,  ed.  by  J.  H.  Ingram,  v.  1,  p.  251. 

Mai^qiierade  of  freedom.  4  pp.   {Blaxik- 

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Slasques.    Collier,  J.  P.  {Ed.)    Five  court 

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Note.— Fov  other  examples  of  masques  see  Cbap- 

man,  G.,  Works,  v.  3 Cokain,  Sir  A.,  Dramat.  works. 

— Jonson,  B.,  Works,  v.  7,  8. — Slllton,  J.,  Poet,  works, 
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Mass,  Tlieology. 

Lesley,  A.  Missale  mixtura,  praefatione, 
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Valera,  Z.    Los  doB  tratados  del  papa  1 

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Upsalensl.  8  pp.  (Fant,  E.  M.,  Script,  rer.  Sitecic.  v.  2, 
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27  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v.  138,  pp.  907,  1306.) 
—Missa  plcta  Graecorum  In  codlce  Hlerosolymi- 
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—  Aleer,  Canon  of  Liege.  De  sacrlflclo  mlssae.  4  pp. 
(Mai,  A.,  Script,  vet.  nov.  collect,  v.  9,  p.  371 ;  Mlgne,  J.  P., 
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(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Theol.  cur.  compl.  v.  23,  p.  873.)— Berno, 
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p.  843.)— Corruption  of  the  Lord's  Supper  Into 
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p.  420.)— Craumer,  T.     QuosUous  put  concerixiug 


some  abuses  of  the  mass,  with  the  answers.  4  pp. 
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10  pp.  (Ann.  archiol.  v.  26,  1869,  p.  59.)— Etlenne  de 
Baugi,  Bp.  of  Autun.  De  sacramento  altaris.  18  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  172,  p.  1273.)— Floras 
Drepaulus,  of  Lyons.  Opusculum  do  expositloue 
mlssae.  32  pp.  (Martdne,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet. 
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s.  Lat.  V.  119,  p.  15.)— Geddes,  M.  Description  of  a 
solemn  pontltlcal  mass.  25  pp.  ( With  his  Tracts 
against  popery,  p.  201.)  —  Crregorlus  I,  St.,  Pope. 
Liber  sacramentorum.  289  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 
s.  Lat.  V.  78,  p.25.)— Grlmald,  Abbot  of  St.  Gall.  Liber 
sacramentorum.  66  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  121,  p.  795.)— Hlldebert,  Abp.  of  Tours.  Liber  de 
exposltione  mlssae;  Versus  de  mysterio  mlssae.  22 
pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  171,  p.  1153.)— 
II ouorlns,  o/^ufun.  Gemma  anlmae.  99  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  172,  p.  541.) — Hngnes,  Prior  of 
St.  Victor's.  In  his  Speculum  de  mysteriis  eccleslae. 
23  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  177,  p.  335.)— 
Innocentlus  III,  Pope.  De  sacrlflclo  mlssae.  77  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  217,  p.  763.)— Isaac, 
Abbot  of  Stella.  De  canone  mlssae.  3  pp.  (Achery, 
J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  1,  p.  449 ;  Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  194,  p.  1889.)— Isidore,  St.,  Abbot  of  Seville.  Expo- 
sltlo  in  missa.  5  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  83, 
p.  1145.)— Knox,  J.  Reasoning  betwixt  tho  Abbot  of 
Crossraguell  and  John  Knox  concerning  the  mass.  72 
pp.  (  Works,  V.  6,  p.  149.)- Vindication  of  the  doctrine 
that  the  sacrlflce  of  tho  mass  is  idolatry.  42  pp. 
( Works,  V.  3,  p.  29.)— liuther,  M.  Deutsche  messe  uud 
ordnuug  des  Gottesdlenstes.  19  pp.  (Saemmt.  werke, 
V.  22,  p.  226.) — Segen,  so  man  nach  der  messe  sprlcht 
ueber  das  volk,  aus  dem  4  buch  Mose,  kapltel  6.  9  pp. 
(Saemmt.  werke,  v.  36,  p.  155.)— Sermon  von  dem  Neuen 
Testament,  das  1st  von  der  helllgen  messe.  35  pp. 
(Saemmt.  werke,  v.  27,  p.  139.)— Vom  mlssbrauch  der 
messe.  115  pp.  (Saemmt.  werke,  y.^S,  p.  IT.)— \on  dem 
greuel  der  stiUmesse.  21  pp.  (Saemmt.  werke,  v.  29,  p. 
113.)— Von  der  wlnkelmesse  und  pfaffenweihe.  71  pp. 
(Saemmt.  werke,  v.  31,  p.  307.)— Exposltlo  mlssae  Ro- 
manae  auctore  anonymo.  11  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  96,  p.  1481.)— Mone,  F.  J.  Mlssae 
GalUcanae  undeclm  detectae.  10  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  138,  p.  863.)— Odon,  Bp.  of  Cambrai. 
Exposltlo  In  canonem  mlssae.  9  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  160,  p.  1053.)  — Robinson,  H.  0. 
Etymology  of  mass.  13  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  26,  1836, 
p.  242.)— Rolsln,  F.,  Baron  de.    Messes  galllcanes  du 

11  au  VI  slScle.  18  pp.  (vlnn.  arcft^oZ.  v.  10, 1850,  p.  123.) 
—Sacrifice  of  the  mass.  27  pp.  (Retrospect.  Rev. 
V.  12, 1825,  p.  70.)— Savonarola,  G.  M.  F.  M.  Du  Saint 
Sacrament  de  I'autel  et  des  myst^res  de  la  messe;  De 
la  manldro  d'entendre  la  messe.  29  pp.  (Oiuvres  spirit 
c/ioisies,  V.  1,  pp.  85,88.) — Synieon,  Abp.  of  Thessalonica. 
Exposltlo  de  dlvlno  temple  et  de  sacerdotibus  ac 
dlaconis  .  .  .  necnon  de  dlvlna  missa.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.]  27 
pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  166,  p.  697.)— "Wal- 
ford,  W.  8.  Observations  on  a  grant  of  au  advowson 
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geschlcht,  wle  es  uf  dem  gospraoch  der  tagen  26-28 
wynmonats  In  der  chrlsteuUchou  statt  Zuorlch,  vor 
elm  eersamen  gesossnon  grosson  und  klelnon  rat .  .  . 
ergangen  Ist,  anbetreffend  die  goetzen  und  die  mess. 
82  pp.  ( Werke,  v.  1,  p.  459.)— Chrlstoutllch  autwurt  bur- 
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underrlcht  beidorartlklen  der  bllder  uud  mess  ihnen 
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mlssae  eplchlresls ;  De  canone  mlssae  llbolll  apologia ; 
Adversus  Hleronymum  Emserum  canonls  mlssae  ad- 
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Massa,  Antonio.  16  cent.  De  origine  et  re- 
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See  also  Ablngton. — Amherst. — Andover. — 
Barnstable.  —  Berkshire. — Beverly. — Boston. 
— Bridgewater.  —  Brimfield.  —  Brookfleld.  — 
Brookllne.— Bunker  Hill  mouunient.— Cam- 
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— Concord. — Dan  vers. — Dartmouth     Indians, 

—  Deerfield.  —  Dorchester.  —  Dracut.  —  Gard- 
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ster.— Lexington. —  Lotvell. —  Lynn. — Marble- 
head. — 3Iarlborough.  —  Marshpee  Indians. — 
Merrimack  valley. — Middleborougli. — Mid- 
dlesex county. -Xaiiant.-Xantucket.—Xatick. 
— Bfeedham.--Xe'\v  Bedford.— Xew  Plymouth.— 
Ne-»vtou. --North  Bridgeivater.-Xorthampton. 
—Orleans.  —  Pittsfield.— Plymouth.— Plymp- 
ton.  — Raynham.  —  Reading.  —  Rochester.  — 
Roxbnry.  —  Saleui.  —  Sandwich.  — Scituate. — 
Springfield.— Stockbridge.—Stovr.— Sudbury. 

—  Tyngsborongh.  —  Waltham.  — Wareham. — 
Wellfleet. — Wenham. — AVorcester. 

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Massachusetts.     Board  of   Agriculture. 

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" Massachusetts.      Board  of  Agriculture. 

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The  same.    3-8,  1855-60.    1856-61,  6  v. 
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• Massachusetts.      Board  of  Agriculture. 

Transactions  of  the  agricultural  societies  in 
the  state  of  Massachusetts,  1847,  48,  51,  52. 
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Massachusetts  agricultural  repository  and 

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Massachusetts,  CivQ  service. 

CoMSTOCK,  J.  M.  Civil  service  in  the 
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Massachusetts,  Constitution. 

See  icith  Charter. 

Massachusetts,  Discovery  and  settlement. 
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Brereton,  J.     Brief  and  true  relation  of 

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Massachusetts,  Education. 

Massachusetts.  Board  of  Education,  5-8, 
11,  12  annual  reports  ;  together  with  the  an- 
nual reports  of  the  secretary  of  the  board. 
1842-49,  6  V.  in  2. 


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America.  State  of  M.  17  pp.  (Edin.  Hev.  v.  73, 1841, 
p.  486.)— Education  of  tbe  people.  42  pp.  (Bos- 
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■  — High  school  policy  of  M.  20  pp.  (New  Eng- 
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Derhy,  E.  H.  History  of  paper  money  In  the  Prov- 
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HCaHsachusetts,  Geology  and  natural  his- 
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Crosby,  W.  O.  Contributions  to  the 
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Barry,  J.  S.    History  of  Massachusetts. 

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sachusetts Colony;  Treatment  of  Intruders  and  dis- 
sentients by  the  founders  of  M.  98  pp.  (Lowell  Inst. 
Lectures,  pp.  29, 75.)— Account  of  fires  in  M.,  1701-1800. 
23  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  v.  1,  1838,  p.  81.)— 
Historical  scraps.  3  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  t. 
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of  Gt.  Britain.  Commission,  constituting  a  president 
and  council  for  Massachusetts  Bay,  Narragansett 
country,  etc.;  Court  held  in  the  Narragansett  country. 
6  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  5, 1835,  p.  244.  ■- Letters 
in  relation  to  Go  v.  Andros'  administration.  5 
pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  v.  8, 1826,  p.  179.)— List  of 
representatives  in  tbe  general  court  of  M.  4 
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the  Massachusetts  Historical  Society,  on  the  comple- 
tion of  Its  seml-centenuial  period.  24  pp.  (Mass. 
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papers.  23  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  v.  8,  lt>26, 
p.  227.)— Narrative  of  the  planting  of  the  Massa- 
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Coll.  4  3.  V.  4,  1858,  p.  279.)— Putnam,  B.  Shay's  re- 
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121.)— Upham,  C.  W.  Records  of  Massachusetts  un- 
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the  commissioners  appointed  to  treat  with  the  Five 
Nations.  9  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc  CbH.  4  s.  v.  1, 1852,  p. 
102.)— 'Warden,  D.  B.  Massachusetts.  175  pp.  {Art 
de  virif.  let  dates.  4  s.  v.  9,  p.  265.)— IVlnthrop,  B.  C. 
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See  also  under  Discovery  and  settlement. — 
Slavery. 

Massacfaiisef  ts.  Hygiene. 

Massachusetts.    Commission  appointed  to 

consider  a  general  system  of  drainage  for 

the    valleys    of    Mystic,    Blackstone,    and 

Charles  rivers.    Report.    1886. 
Massachusetts.    State  Board  of  Health. 

Annual  reports,  1-8.  11.     1870-79,  9  v. 

Massachusetts.    State  Board  of  Health, 

Lunacv,  and  Charity.  Annual  reports,  1-7, 
and  suppl.    1880-86,  9  v. 

Massacnnsetts,  Law. 

Bu(iK,  E.  Massachusetts  ecclesiastical 
law.     1865. 

Herrick,  W.   a.    Powers,  duties,   and 

liabilities  of  town  and  parish  oflScers  in  Mas- 
sachusetts.    1876. 

HiNMAN.  R.  R.    In  his  Blue  laws  of  New 

Haven  Colony.     1838. 

Massachusetts  Bay.     Acts  and  resolves  of 

the  Province  of  Massachusetts  Bay.  1869- 
74,  2  v. 

Sullivan,  J.    History  of  land  titles  in 

Massachusetts.     1801. 

Washburn,  E.    Sketches  of  the  judicial 

history  of  Massachusetts  from  1630  to  the 
revolution  in  1775.     1840. 

Abstract  of  the  laws  of  New  England,  as  they  are 

now  established,  1641.  17  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc  OolL 
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of  liberties,  A.  D.  1641.  25  pp.  {In  Ms  Doc.  of  the  con- 
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early  laws  of  Massachusetts  Bay;  with  the  code  ot 
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Soc.  Coll.  3  8.  V.  8,  1843,  p.  191.)— Ija-w  cases,  in  the 
courts  of  M.  10  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  5,  1835, 
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unconstitutionality  of  separate  colored  schools  la  M. 
50  pp.     (  Works,  V.  2,  p.  327.) 

Massacbosetts,  Map. 

Walling,  H.  F.,  and  Gray,  O.  W.  Of- 
ficial topographical  atlas  of  Massachusetts. 
1871. 

Massaclmsetts,  MUitia. 

Sumner,  c.    Powers  of  tbe  state  over  the  miHtla. 

12  pp.     (  Works,  V.  3,  pp.  216,  221.) 

Massachusetts,  Natural  history. 

Sti  witfi  Geolosjy. 

Massachnsetts,  Political  economy. 

Massachusetts.  Bureau  of  Statistics  of 
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1871-81,  5  V. 

Wright,  C.  D.    History  of  wages  and 

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jMliassacliiisetts,  Politics. 

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Union.  5  pp.  (Speeches,  p.  343.)— Know-nothiUjE 
legislature.  18  pp.  {Brmonson's  Quart.  Rev.  3  s.  v.  3, 
1855,  p.  393.)— Massachusetts  and  South  Caro- 
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ExceUency,  Marcus  Morton.  20  pp.  (Boston  Quart. 
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Massaclitisetts,  Railroads. 

Annual  reports  of  the  rail-road  corpora- 
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1844.     [Bound  pamph.  v.  116.) 

Massaeliusetts  rail  road.    16  pp.    (iV.  Am.  Rev. 

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Note. — This  sot  contains  Abstract  of  returns. 

Transactions  of  the  agricultural  societies 

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Massachusetts   Historical    Society. 

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Contents. 
A-Lyttleton,  v.  1.        M-Zurlta,  v.  2. 

Collections.    1  s.  Boston,  1792-1809  ;  repr. 

1806-57.  10  V.  in  5,  8°.  2  s.  Boston,  1814- 
32  ;  repr.  1836-48.  10  v.  in  5,  8°.  3  s.  Bos- 
ton, 1833-49.  10  V.  in  5,  8°.  4  s.  Boston, 
1852-65.  7  V.  in  6,  8°.  5  s.  Boston,  1871-85. 
9  V.  8°.  6  s.  Boston,  1886.  1  v.  8°.  (Rev. 
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Proceedings,  1855-83 ;  2  s.  1884-86.  Bos- 
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2  V.  8°.  2611 

Tributes   to  Longfellow  and    Emerson. 

Boston,  1882.    4°.  3891 

Contents. 
Tributes  to  Emerson :  Tributes  to  Longfellow : 

Ellis,  G.  E.    KomarkB.  Ellis,  G.  E.    Remarks. 

Hoar,  E.  R.    Letter.  Everett,  W.    Remarks. 

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Massachusetts  Horticultural  Hoei' 
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Massacbasetts  Institnte  of  Tech- 
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Massachusetts  State  Liibrary.  Cata- 
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1'66.  de  1745,  V.  1 Sermons  pour  une  profession 

religieuse,  v.  8.— Paraphrase  morale  de  plusleurs 
Psauines,  en  forme  de  pri6ro,  v.  12.— Notice  sur  la 
vie  et  les  Merits  de  MassUlou,  v.  1. 

CEuvres  completes.    Paris,  1861-62.     2  v. 

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Contents.  Dlscours  prononcfi  dans  la  cerfimonle  de 
I'absoute,  pour  rappeler  le  souvenir  de  la  ferveur 
des  premiers  ClirStlens,  v.  1. — Remerclment  de  M. 
rSveque  de  Clermont  h  rAcademie  frau<;atse,  pro- 
nouc6  le  jour  qu'll  fut  re^u  k  la  place  de  M.  I'Abbfi  de 
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benediction  des  drapeaux  du  regiment  de  Catl- 
nat,  V,  1. — Careine,  v.  1.— Conferences,  v.  2. — Dls- 
cours pour  preparer  les  eufants  au  sacrament  de 
confirmation,  v.  2.— Disconrs  synodaux,  v.  2.— 
Instruction  sur  le  Jubiie,  v.  2.— tettres,  v.  2.— 
Mandemenfs,  v.  2.— Dlscours  sur  le  danger  des 
mauvaises  lectures,  v.  1.— Dlscours  sur  les  aiuvrea 
de  niisericorde,  V.  1.— Mysteres,  v.  1.— Notice  sur 
MasslUon,  v.  1.— Oraisons  funibres,  v.  2.— Panfi- 
gyriques,  v.  2.— Pensees  sur  differents  sujets  de 
morale  et  de  piet6,  v.  2. — Petit  car^me,  v.  1. — Ser- 
mons pour  une  profession  religleuse,  v.  2. — Sen- 
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Psauines  de  David,  ou  paraphrase  morale  do  plu- 
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des  religieuses,  v.  2.— Fragment  d'un  sermon  pro- 
nonce  aux  Qulnze-Vlngts.v.  2. 

Petit  careme.    Paris,  1828.    18°.     {With 

Florian,  J.  P.  C.  de,  Oonzalve  de  Cordoue.) 

1298 

Dlscours  et  pensees.    72  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  DS- 

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Alembert,  J.  le  R.  d*.    Eloge  de  M.    26  pp.    {(Eu- 

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Massiniilla  Doiii.    77  pp.    Balzac,  H.  de, 

CEuvres  compl.  v.  15,  p.  391. 

Massiiigbei'd,  Bev.  Francis  Charles.  1800- 
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Cathedral  reform,  past,  present,  future.    18  pp. 

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Massiiigberd,  Godfrey.   John  Twiller.  120 

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Massillger,  Philip.  1584-1640.  Plays,  with 
notes,  critical  and  explanatory,  by  W.  Gif- 
ford.  London,  1805.  4  v.  8".  3374 
Contents.  The  Bashful  lover,  v.  4.— The  Bond- 
man, t.  2. — The  City  madam,  v.  4. — Commenda- 
tory verses  on  Masslngor,  v.  1. — The  Duke  of  Mi- 
lan, V.  1 The  £mperor  of  the  East,  v.  3.— The 

Fatal  dowry,  v.  3.— Ferrlar,  J.  Essay  on  the 
dramatlck  writings  of  Masslngor,  v.  1.— The  Great 
Duke  of  Florence,  v.  2.— The  Guardian,  v.  4.— 
Introduction,  v.  1.— The  Maid  of  honour,  v.  .S, 
— Newr  way  to  pay  old  debts,  v.  3.— The  Old 
lavr,  V.  4.— Parliament  of  love,  v.  2.— The  Pic- 
ture, V.  3 Poems  on  several  occasions,  v.  4. — The 

Renegado,  v.  2.— The  Rontan  actor,  v.  2.— The 
Unnatural  combat,  v.  1.— A  Very  woman,  or  the 

Prince  of  Tareut,  v.  4. — The  Virgin-martyr,  v.  1 

Glossarial  Index,  v.  1. 

(Rev.  of  In  Edin.  Rev.  v.  12, 1808,  p.  99.) 

-^—  Believe  as  you  list :  a  tragedy.  Now  first 
printed.  Ed.  by  T.  Crofton  Croker.  Lon- 
don, 1849.     12°.     (PerqfSoc.  v.  27.)         1358 

The  Bondman.    27  pp.    (Scott,  .Sir  W.,  Mod.  IhH. 

drama,  v.  1,  p.  203.)— The  Duke  of  Milan  {  a  tragedy. 
16  pp.  [London  stage,  v.  1.)— Maid  of  honour:  a 
tragl-comedy.  56  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  lirit.  tlual.  v. 
29.)— A  New^  -way  to  pay  old  debts  t  a  comedy.  70 
pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Jiril.  theai.v.  7;  Inchbald,  E., 
Jirit.  theat.  v.  14;  London  stage,  v.  3;  Oxbcrry,  W.,  A'ew 


Eng.  drawM,  v.  1 ;  Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  3,  p. 
157.)— Poems.  47  pp.  (Campbell,  T.,  Brit. poets,  v.  3, 
p.  248.)— The  Roman  actor :  a  tragedy.  67  pp. 
( With  Philips,  A.,  The  Briton.]— [Sortga.]  4  pp.  (Bell, 
B.,  Songs  from  the  dramatists,  p.  202.) 

Coleridge,  S.  T.  Masslnger.  5  pp.  {In  his  Lec- 
tures ...  on  Shakspere,  p.  403.)— Dunham,  S.  A.,  and 
others.  Masslngor.  44  pp.  (/«  tteir  Lives  of  the  lit. 
and  sci.  men  of  Great  Britain,  v.  2,  p.  252  :  Lardner,D., 
Cab.  Cyc.) — Ferriar,  J.  Essay  ou  the  dramatlck  writ- 
ings of  M.  41  pp.  (Masslnger,  P.,  Plays,  v.  1,  p. 
Ixxxvii.)— Gardiner,  S.  R.  The  political  element  In 
M.  13  pp.  (Contoip.AJeB.v.  28,1876,  p.  495.)— Stephen, 
L.  Masslnger.  49  pp.  {In  his  Hours  in  a  library.  3  s. 
p.  1.)— Whipple,  E.  P.  Beaumont  and  Fletcher,  Mas- 
slnger, and  Ford.  10  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  21, 1868, 
p.  170.) 

and  Field,  Nathaniel.    Fatal  dowry  :  a 

tragedy.  65  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  tlieat.  v.  10; 
Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  1,  p.  230.) 

Ma^smann,  Hans  Ferdinand.  1797-1874. 
Gedraengtes  althochdeutsches  woerterbuch, 
Oder  vollstaendiger  index  zu  Graff's  Alt- 
hochdeutschen  sprachschatze.  Berlin,  1846. 
4°.  R.26 

Geschlchtlicho  untersuchung  uober  Keiscr  Era- 

clius  getiht  von  Otten.  266  pp.  {Biblioth.  der  deutsch. 
nat.  lit.  abth.  1,  v.  6,  p.  359.) 

{Ed.)    Deutsche  gedichte  des  12  jahrhun- 

derts  und  der  naechstverwaudten  zeit. 
Quedlinburg,  1837.  2  pts.  in  1  v.  8°.  {Bib- 
lioth. der  deutsch.  nat.  lit.  abth.  1,  v.  3. )  — 3125 

Contents.    Bouchir    Mosis,  pt.  2. — Hartmann, 

der  arme.  Vom  Glouben,  pt.  1. — Heinrlch,  der  arme 
Tcnecht.  DieLltanle,  pt.  1. — Von  des  todesgehudge.pt. 
2. — Kunic  Rother,  pt.  2. — liambrecht.  Alexan- 
der, pt.  1.— Pilatus,  pt.  1.— Von  tiercn  unde  von 
fogllen,  pt.  2. 

{Ed.)     Die  deutschen  abschwoerungs-, 

glaubens-,  beicht-,  und  betformeln  vom  8  bis 
zuml2jahrhundert.  Quedlinburg,  1839.  8°. 
{Biblioth.  der  deutsch.  nat.  lit.  abth.  1,  v.  7.) 

—3125 

{Ed. )  Fragmenta  theotisca  versionis  anti- 

quissimae  Evangelii  S.  Matthaei  et  aliquot 
homiliarum  emembranis  Monseensibus  bib- 
liothecae  palatinae  Vindobonensis.  Ed.  Ste- 
phanus  Endlicher  et  Hoffmann  Fallersleben- 
sis.  Ed.  secunda.  Viennae,  1841.    4°.   —1213 

{Ed.)    Der  keiser  und  der  kunige  buoch, 

Oder  die  sogenannte  Kaiserchronik,  gedicht 
des  12  jahrhunderts  .  .  .  nach  12  vollstaendi- 
gen  und  17  unvoUstaendigen  handschriften 
.  .  .  herausg.  Quedlinburg,  1849-54.  3  v. 
8°.  {Biblioth.  der  deutsch.  nat.  lit.  abth.  1,  v. 
4,  pts.  1,  2,  3.)  —3125 

{Ed.)     Libellus    aurarius,  sive    tabulae 

ceratae  et  antiquissimae  et  unicae  Romanae 
in  Fodina  Auraria  apud  Abrudbanyam,  op- 
pidulum  Transsylvanum,  nuper  repertae. 
Lipsiae,  n.d.    4°.  —1213 

{Ed.)      Sanct  Alexius  leben    in    8    ge- 

reimten  mittelhochdeutschen  behandlun- 
gen.  Quedlinburg,  1843.  8°.  {Biblioth.  der 
deutsch.  nat.  lit.  abth.  1,  v.  9.)  —3125 

Masson,  Charles  Francois  Philibert.  1762- 
1807.  Secret  memoirs  of  the  court  of  Peters- 
burg :  particularly  towards  the  end  of  the 
reign  of  Catharine  II  and  the  commence- 
ment of  that  of  Paul  I.  Tr.  from  the  French. 
[Anon.]    Loudon,  1800.     2  v.  8°.  3464 

Massoii,  Claude.     11  cent.     Sermons  choisis. 

107  pp.     (Mlgno,  J.  P.,  Oral.  sacrCs,  v.  13,  p.  1005.) 

Massoii,  David,  LL.D.  1822—.  British 
novelists  and  their  styles:  being  a  critical 
sketch  of  the  history  of  British  prose  fiction. 
Cambridge,  Eng.,  1859.    12°.  1296 


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Contents.  Brltisli  novelists  of  the  18  century.— 
British  novelists  since  Scott.— On  the  noT-el  as  a  lorm 
of  literature;  and  on  early  British  prose  Action. — 
Scott  and  his  Influence. 

(Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Ret.  t.  30, 1859,  p.  443.) 

Carlyle  personally  and  in  his  writings. 

Two  Edinburgh  lectures.  London,  1885. 
16°.  4887 

Chatterton:  a  story  of  the  year  1770.  Lon- 
don, 1874.     12°.  4827 

J^oie.— Bepr.  from  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  \.  38, 1851,  pp.  1, 
178,  420. 

De    Quincey.     New    York,   n.    d.    12°. 

(Morley.  J.,  Eng.  vien  of  letters.)  3811 

Drummond  of  Hawthomden :  the  story 

of  his  life  and  writings.    London,  1873.     8°. 

4826 
Life  of  John  Milton :  narrated  in  con- 
nexion with  the  political,  ecclesiastical,  and 
literary  history  of  his  time.  London,  1859-80. 
6  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit.  QiiaH.  Rev.\.  29, 1859, 
p.  185  ;  V.  59, 1874,  p.  81 :  Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  53,  1859,  p.  609 ;  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  30,  1859, 
p.  281;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  132,  1872,  p.  393; 
Westvi.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  57, 1880,  p.  365.)       4851 

Recent  British  philosophy :  a  review  with 

criticisms ;  including  some  comments  on 
Mr.  Mill's  answer  to  Sir  William  Hamilton. 
London,  1865.    16°.  —1418 

'  The  three  devils :  Luther's,  Milton's,  and 

Goethe's,  with  other  essays.  London,  1874. 
12°.  2276 

Contents.  Dryden  and  the  literature  of  the  resto- 
ration.— How  literatnre  may  illustrate  history. — 
Milton's  yoatli. — Shakespeare  and  Goethe. — 
Deau  Stvift.— Three  devils:  Luther's,  Milton's, 
and  Goethe's. 

Wordsworth,  Shellev,  Keats,  and  other 

essays.    London,  1874.  '  12°.  2276 

Contents.  Prose  and  verse :  De  Quincey. — Life  and 
poetry  of  Keats.- Theories  of  poetry.— Scottish 
Influence  in  British  literatnre. — Life  and  poetry 
of  Shelley.— Words^Torth. 

■ {Ed.)    Macmillan's  Magazine.    See  Mac- 

millau's  Magazine. 

(Ed.)    Paradise  lost.    See  Milton,  J. 

(Ed.)    Poetical  works   of  John  Milton. 

See  Milton,  J. 

Kllis,  G.  E.    Masson's  Life  of  Milton.  30  pp.    ( Chr. 

Exam.  V.  G6, 1859,  p.  401.)— Etienne,  L.  La  critique 
contemporalne  en  Angleterre.  David  Masson.  26  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  monclu,  1866,  2  p6r.  v.  64,  p.  901.)— Lodge, 
H.  C.  Masson's  Life  of  Milton,  v.  6.  11  pp.  (Internal. 
Rev.  V.  9,  1880,  p.  125.)— Smith,  Q.  B.  Masson's  Life 
of  Milton.    12  pp.     [Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  28, 1S73,  p.  536.) 

Masson,  Edward.    Noyes,  G.  R.    Masson's 

Grammar  of  the  Kew  Testament  diction.  6  pp.  ( Chr. 
Exam.  V.  70,  1861,  p.  437.) 

Masson,  Flora.    Roslin,  Hawthomden,  and 

the  vale  of  the  Esk.  16  pp.  (GilUea,  i.  B.,  Edinburgh, 
jxut  and  present,  p.  239.) 

Masson,  Frederic.  Le  Marquis  de  Grignan, 
petit-fils  de  Madame  de  Sevigne.  Paris, 
1882.     8°.  5831 

(Ed.)    Journal  inedit  de  Jean-Baptiste 

Colbert,  Marquis  de  Torcy.  See  Torcy,  J,  B. 
C,  Marquis  de. 

Masson,  Gustave.  Chronological  and  his- 
torical atlas  of  the  middle  ages.  London, 
1849.     fo.  1450 

Early  chroniclers  of  Europe.     France. 

London  [1879].     12°.  2677 

Masson,  Jean.  Circa  1680-1750.  C.  Plinii 
Caecilii  Secundi  vita.  50  pp.  (Panegyrici  vit.  v.  1,  p. 
48:  Valpy.  A.  J.,  Script.  Zat.)        '        ^' 

Masson,  Jean  Papire.  1544-1611.  De  vita 
Agobardl  ej  usque  doctriua  breTlasimae  synopseis.    7 


pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lot.  v.  lot,  p.  17.)- His- 
toire  de  Charles  IX.  19  pp.  (Lafaist,  L.,  Archiv.  de 
VMst.  de  France,  1  a.  v.  8,  p.  333.) — Xotitiaeplscopatunm 
Galliae  ;  Historia  calamitatum  Galliae,  quas  sub  ali- 
quot principlbus  Christianls  in  vita  pertuUt,  a  Con- 
stantino Caesare  usque  ad  Maiorlanum.  83  pp.  (Du- 
chesne, A.,  Hist.  Franc,  script,  v.  1,  p.  45.) 

Xiceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des  hommes,  v.  5. 

Masson,  John.  The  atomic  theory  of  Lucre- 
tius contrasted  with  modern  doctrines  of 
atoms  and  evolution.    London,  1884.    8°. 

—1453 

Masson  de  Morvillier^,  Nicolas.  Circa 
1740-89.  Geographie.  See  Robert,  F.,  and 
Masson  de  Morvilliers,  N. 

Massorah,  The,  compiled  from  MSS  alpha- 
betically and  lexically  arranged  by  Christian 

D.  Ginsburg.  London,  1880-85.  3  v.  fo.  —1262 

Conrtenay,  J.   B.      The  Masora.     32  pp.    {Brit. 

Quart.  i?ec.  V.  73,1881,  p.  310.)— Geiger,  A.  Massorah 
bel  den  Syrem.  2  pp.  {Deutsch.  morg.  geseUs.  Zeits. 
V.  27, 1873,  p.  148.) 

Massot,  Firmin.  Du  Bois,  C.  Etudes  cri- 
tiques sur  quelques  peintres  genevols:  Firmin  Mas- 
sot.  16  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  ei  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  9, 
1860,  p.  400.) 

Massy,  Rev.  Godfrey.  Clerical  life  in  Ire- 
land.   13  pp.    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  49,1857,  p.  300.) 

Massy.    See  also  Massey. — Massie. 
Massj'S,  Quentin.     Eisenmann,  O.    Quentin 

Massys.  18  pp.  (Dohme,  R.,  Kunst  und  kuensUer,  v.  1.) 
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of  M.  and  Holbein,  In  the  collection  of  the  Earl  of  Rad- 
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Master  of  the  Rolls.  See  Great  Britain, 
Publications  of  the  government.  Master  of 
the  Rolls. 

Master  thief.  The :  a  Norse  popular  tale, 

9  pp.     ,BhKku;o,:.d's  Mag.  v.  70,  ISol,  p.  595.) 

Master  Tommy's  experiment :  aheath- 

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1883,  p.  234.) 

Master-bnilder's  plan.  The.  Ogilvie, 
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Masterman,  William.  Handbook  of  the 
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Masterman  Read}'.    Marryat,  F.       1267 

Masterpieces  of  the  early  printers 
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Masters,  Mary.  18  cent.  At  taking  leave 
of  a  lady,  who  was  reading  Norris's  poems.  1  p. 
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Masters,  Maxwell  Tylden,  M.D.  1833-. 
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Masters  of  genre  painting.   Wedmore, 

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See  also  Alcohol.— Antimony.— Clncliona. — 
Cold.-Digitalig.-Klectrlclty.-Etherization.-- 
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"Wonders  of  the  invisible  world :   being 

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wives,  V.  2 Change  of  scene,  v.  2.— Grave  gossip 

upon  Christian  names,  v.  1.  — The  Cranks  of 
Christmas  tide,  v.  1 — Science  of  good  living 
In  Paris,  v.  1. — Theodore  Edward  Hook,  v.  1.— A 
chapter  for  ladies.  My  40  summer,  v.  2.— What  is  a 
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men,  v.  1.— To  the  Messieurs  of  the  diurnal  press, 
V.  2. — Loose  thoughts  on  monomanla,v.  1. — 3Iurder 
and  mystery,  v.  2.— Our  times  (1841),  v.  1.— Un 
Reduit  champ6tre ;  or,  the  miseries  of  a  cake- 
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pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  45,  1839,  p.  229;  v.  46,  1839,  p. 
781.)— My  acquaintance  with  M.  7  pp.  (Fraser't 
Mag.  V.  13,  1836,  p.  343.)— Paine,  H.  G.  Charles 
Mathews.  26  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L., 
"  Actors  and  actresses,  v.  2,  p.  191.) 

Mathews,  Mrs.  Charles.    See  Mathews,  Mrs. 

Anne  Jackson. 
Mathews,  Charles  James.      1803-78.     The 

Bachelor's  bedroom ;  or,  2  in  the  morning,  a  comic 
scene.  21  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  1.) — 
The  Dowager,  a  comedy.  28  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V., 
Boston  theat.  v.  20.)— The  Humpbacked  lover  t  an 
Interlude.  31pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  il/inor  i/teat.  v.  12.) 
-IflttleToddlekins,  a  comic  drama.  26  pp.  (Spen- 
cer, W.  v.,  Boston  theat.  v.  19.) 

Dickens,  C,  Jr.    Life  of  Charles  James 

Mathews.    1879,  2  v. 

Cook,  D.  "Sir  Charles  Coldstream."  49  pp.  (Flours 

with  the  players,  v.  2,  p.  133.)— Paine.  H.  G.  Charles 
James  Mathews.  18  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Huttou, 
L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  v.  3,  p.  197.) 

See  also  MacmiUan's  Mag.  v.  40, 1879,  p.  470. 

Mathews,  Cornelius.     1817—.    Les  oeuvres 

du  dfimon,  drama;  tr.  et  anuoifi  par  M.  Phllar6te 
Chasles.     107  pp.     (Rev.  contemp.  1852,  v.  5,  pp.  204,  392.) 

Chaslea,  P.    M.  Gros-Sou,  ou  lo  coour  du  monde. 

19  pp.  (Heo.  contemp.  1852,  v.  1,  p.  420.)— Poe,  E.  A. 
Cornelius  Matliows.  11  pp.  (iVorks,  ed.  J.  U.  Ingram, 
V.  4,  p.  288.)— Poems  on  man.  10  pp.  (Rev.  of  in 
Bern.  Rev.y.  13,  1843,  p.  415.)— WrltingB.  10  pp.  (Uev. 
of  In  N.  Y.  Keo.  v.  7, 1840,  p.  430.) 


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Mathews,  Edward  D.  Up  the  Amazon  and 
Madeira  rivers,  through  Bolivia  and  Peru. 
London,  1879.     8°.  2405 

Mathews,  Mrs.  Eliza  Lucy  Vestris.  Lowe, 
K.  W.  Eliza  Lucy  Vestris.  16  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B., 
and  Hutton,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  v.  3,  p.  127.) 

Mathews,  Henry  John  {Ed.)  Commentary 
on  Ezra  and  Nehemiah.   See  Saadiah,  Rabbi. 

Mathews,  R.  Stockett.  1827—.  Address  on 
the  life  and  character  of  James  Abram  Gar- 
field.    Baltimore,  1881.     8°.  3705 

Mathews,  W.  S.  B.  How  to  understand 
music :  a  concise  course  in  musical  intel- 
ligence and  taste.  To  which  is  added  a 
Pronouncing  dictionary  and  condensed  en- 
cyclopedia of  musical  tenns  and  informa- 
tion.   Chicago,  1881.     8°.  —2755 

Pronouncing  dictionary  and  condensed 

encyclopedia  of  musical  terms,  instruments, 
composers,  and  important  works.  Chicago, 
1880.  8°.  [With  his  How  to  understand 
music.)  — 2755 

Mathews.    See  also  Matthews. 

Mathias,  Thomas  James.  1776-1835.  Ex- 
tracts philological,  poetical,  and  critical 
selected  and  arranged  from  the  original  MSS 
of  Thomas  Gray,  Loudon,  1814.  4°.  (Gray, 
T.,  Works,  V.  2.)  2142 

The  pursuits  of  literature.    A  satirical 

poem,  in  4  dialogues.  With  notes.  10  ed. 
[Anon.]    London,  1799.     8°.  1383 

—  Componlmenti  liricl  de  piii  lUustri  poeti  d'lta- 
lia.    19  pp.     (Rev.  of  In  Edin.  Rev.  v.  5,  1803,  p.  45.) 

Mathien,  Diike  of  Lorraine.    — 1176.    Privi- 

legiuni  pro  monasterio  Tartensi.  1  p.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  185,  p.  1111.) 

Mathien  de  Oand.    13  cent.    Chansons.    15 

pp.     (Scheler,  A.,  Trouveres  beiges,  p.  128.) 

Mathien,  Jacques  Marie  Adrien  Cesaire. 
1796-1875.  Le  pouvoir  temporel  des  papes 
justifie  par  I'histoire.  Etude  sur  I'origine, 
I'exercice,  et  I'infiuence  de  la  souverainete 
pontificale.     Paris,  1863.     8°.  —3295 

Mathien.    See  also  Matthaeus. — Matthieti. 

Mathien  de  Conssy.  lucent.  Chroniques, 
1444-52.  Paris,  1826.  2  v.  8°.  (Buchon.  J. 
A.  C,  Chroniques,  v.  35,  36.)  2666 

Mathien  de  Donibasle,  Christophe  Jo- 
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basle.     36  pp.     (Correspo?ic/an«,  v.  63, 1864,  p.  397.) 

Mathilde,  Princesse.    See  Bonaparte,  M.  L. 

W..  Princesse. 
Mathilde,  0/ Swabia.  —circa  1034.    Epistola 

InedUa  data  anuo  1027  aut  1028  ad  Misegouem  II 
Polonlae  regem,  et  commentarius  critico-historlco- 
exegeticus  In  earn  eplatolam  slve  vindlclae  IV  prlmo- 
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Ant.  Dethlero.  39  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
151,  p.  1327.) 

Mathilde.    See  also  Matilda. 

Mathison,  Gilbert.  Notices  respecting  Ja- 
maica, In  1808,  *09,  '10.  20  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  G,  1811,  p.  147.) 

Mathon,  Claude  Hugues.    1622-1705.    Ob- 

sorvationea  ad  Ubros  sententlarum  Robertl  Pulli.  72 
pp.    (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  186,  p.  1009.) 

Mathy,  Karl  Friedrich  Wilhelm.  Freytag, 
G.  Karl  Mathy.  Geschichte  seines  lebens. 
1870. 

Matilda,  Empress  of  Germany  and  Queen 

of  England.  Birch,  W.  de  G.  A  fasciculus  of  the 
charters  of  M.  23  pp.  1  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc. 
Joum.  V.  31, 1875,  p.  376. )— Etlettne  de  Rouen,  Monk  of 
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Soc.  Script.  V.  26,  p.  153.)— Turner,  E.  On  the  leadlpg 
events  In  the  history  of  M.  15  pp.  (Arduieol.  Joum. 
V.  10,  1853,  p.  302.) 

Matilda,  of  Boulogne,   Queen  of  England. 

Strickland,  A.    Matilda  of  Boulogne.   24  pp.    (/»  hir 

Queens  of  England,  v.  1,  p.  142.) 

Matilda,  of  Flanders,   Queen  of  England. 

BIaan%ir,  W.  H.  Remarks  oa  M.  18  pp.  {Archae- 
ologia,  v.  32,  1847,  p.  108.)— Strickland,  A.  Matilda 
of  Flanders.  62  pp.  {In  her  Queens  of  England,  v.  1, 
p.  17.) 

Matilda,  of  Scotland.   Queen  of  England. 

Circa  1077-1118.  Epistola  ad  Paschalem  papam,  gratias 
aglt  pro  litterls  hortatorlis  ad  conjugem  datls.  2  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  163,  p.  466.)— Eplstolae  II 
ad  Anselinnm  Cantuar.  1  p.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Lat.  v.  159,  p.  239.) 

Strickland,  A.    Matilda  of  Scotland.    40  pp.    (/» 

her  Queens  of  England,  v.  1,  p.  79.) 

mS.atilda,  St.,  Queen  of  Germany.    Vita.     31 

pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  4,  p.  282;  v.  10,  p.  573; 
lielbnltz,  G.  W.,  Script,  rer.  Brunsvic.  v.  1,  p.  192;  v.  3, 
p.  653;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  135,  p.  885;  v.  151, 
p.  1311.) 

Matilda,  Countess  of  Tuscany.    Dantier,  A. 

La  grande  Comtesse  Mathilde.  44  pp.  ( Correspondant, 
n.  8.  V.  73, 1877,  p.  377.)— Domnlzo,  of  Canossa.  Vita 
Mathlldis.  62  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  12,  p.  348 ; 
Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Script,  rer.  Brunsvic.  v.  1,  p.  629 ;  Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  148,  p.  949;  Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Rer. 
Ital.  script.  V.  5,  p.  335.)— Ex  Vita  Mathlldls.  3  pp. 
(Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  GauUs,  v.  11,  p.  452.)— Vita. 
13  pp.  (Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Script,  rer.  Brunsvic.  v.  1,  p. 
689;  Migne.  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  148,  p.  1039;  Mura- 
torl, L.  .\.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  5,  p.  387.)— Vita  et  dl- 
plomata.  46  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  148, 
p.  949.) 

Matilda.    See  also  Mathilda. 

Matilda   the   fair.  Legend   of.     20  pp. 

Drayton,  M.,  Works,  v.  2,  p.  545. 

Matins,  Cneius  Calvena.     Circa  44  B.  C. 

Fragmenta.  2  pp.  (Catullus,  C.  V.,  and  others,  Car- 
mina,  recens.  L.  Mueller,  p.  91.) 

Ritter,  F.   Gains  Matlus,  der  schwelgerische  haus- 

freund  des  Augustus.  3  pp.  (Zeits.f.  Alter thumsw.  v.  8, 
1841,  p.  1195.) 

Matos  Fragoso,  Juan  de.     Circa  1630-92. 

El  s&blo  en  su  retire  y  villano  en  su  rincon,  Juan 
Labrador.  Lorenzo  me  llamo,  y  carbonero  de  Toledo. 
El  galan  de  su  mujer.  El  yerro  del  entendldo.  Ver 
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Matranga,  Pietro  {Ed.)    Anecdota  Graeca. 

24  pp.  (Rev.  of,  by  E.  Mehler,  In  Mnemosyne,  v.  1, 1852, 
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Matrimonial  fraud,  A.  13  pp.  {Black- 
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Matrouae.     Wylie,  W.  M,     Notice  of  a 

monument  at  Pallanza,  north  Italy,  dedicated  to  the 
Matronae ;  with  an  attempt  to  investigate  the  origin 
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Matson,  N.    Sketch  of  Shau-be-na,  a  Potto- 

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Matsys,  Q.    See  Massys,  Q. 

Mattel,  Domenico  Barnaba.  18  cent.  Me- 
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Matteo, novelle.  19pp.  Hebbel,F.,  Saemmi. 

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Matteo  da  Prato.    Guasti,  C.    Di  un  maestro 

d'organl  del  secolo  XV.  32  pp.  (Archiv.  star.  itoL  3  s. 
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Matter,  Jacques.  1791-1864.  Emmanuel  de 
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Saint-Martin  le  philosophe  inconnu,  sa  vie 

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Matter  of  inoonsbiiie,  A.  4  pp.  {Black- 
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Matteiicci,  Carlo.  1811-68.  Legons  sur  les 
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Mattliael,  Christian  Friedrich  (Ed.)    1744- 

1811.    Epistolarum  XIII  Pauli  codex  Grae- 

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tas  in  Hollandia  et  dioeceslUltrajectiua,  anno  1481  et 
duobus  seqq.  v.  1.— Beca,  J.  de.  Chronycke,  v.  3. — 
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con Monasteriense  ab  initio  episcopatus  usque  ad  an- 
num 1457,  V.  5.— Castro,  J.  de.  Sinus  Arabicl  seu 
marls  Rubri  itinerarium,  v.  2.— Anonym!  chronlcon 

dlversorum  gestorum,  v.  3 Cnlenburch,  Z.  van. 

Origines  Culenburgicae  ab  oxordloDomlnil  usque  ad 
anuum  1494,  v.  3.— Bmo,  Abbot  of  Werum.  Chrouicon, 
1204-37,  V.  2.— Erp,  H.  van,  Abbess  of  Vrouwen-  Clooster. 
Aunales  veruacull  ab  anno  1421  usque  ad  annum  1549. 
Contiuuatio  usque  ad  annum  1583,  v.  1. — Fabrlclug, 
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quod  Paterbornae,  vulgo  Abdlnchof,  v.  3 Gelden- 

hanr,  G.  (Gerardus  Noviomagus).  Phllippus  Bur- 
gundus  eplscopus  Trajectensis,  v.  1.— Hermann,  W. 
HollaudlaeGelriaeque  bellum  quod  gestum  circa  anno 
1507  et  deinceps,  v.  1.— Anuales  rerum  in  Hollandia 
et  dioecesi  Ultrajectinagestarum  anno  1481  et  duobus 
seqq.  v.  1.— Fuudatlones  et  fata  sacrarum  aliquot 
aedlum  in  Hollandia,  Zelandia,  Gelria,  Frisia,  v.  3. — 
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van  Leyden.  De  origlne  et  rebus  gestis  dominorum  de 
Brederode,  v.  1.  —  Johan  van  Vernenburch,  Jip.  of 
Utrecht.  VetusiusTrausisalanicum  seu  leges Translsa- 
lauis,  V.  3. — lia  Blarche,  O.  de.  Rationarlum  aulae 
et  imperil  Carol!  Audacis  duels  Burguudlae  ...  v.  1. — 
Iiemmege,  J.  van.  Chronicon  Grouingauum,  v.  1. — 
Lieyden,  J.  van.  ^«e  Johan  ran  Leyden. — Fragmentum 
chronic!  rhythmicl  de  Margaretae  Imperatricis 
praello  cum  fllio  Wilhelmo,  v.  1.— Matthaeus,  A. 
Llbellus  de  equestr!  ordlue  Molitensi ;  LiboUus  de 
vitis  praefectorum  Traiectensium,  cum  ejusdem  ob- 
servatlonibus,  v.  5.— Matthaeus,  A.  Reciuatlones 
seu  ijraelectlones  solemnes  ad  titulos  codiois  quibus 
tractatur  materia  pignorum,  v.  1.— Menco,  Abbot  of 
Werum.  Chrouicon,  1237-73;  Anouymi  contlnuatlo, 
1278-97,  V.  2.— Anonyml  chronlcon  Monasteriense  ab 
Henrico  de  Morsa,  usque  ad  episcopum  Joannem  de 
Hoia,  V.  5. — Noviomagus,  G.  ^ee  Geldenhaur,  G. 
— Pontanns,  J.  I.  Eplstolao,  v.  5. — and  Schryver,  P. 
Eplslolae,  v.  2. — Pontiis,  A.  Hariadenus  Barbarossa, 
seu  bellum Tuueteum, quod CarolusVcum  Harladeno 
Barbarossa  et  Turcis  gesslt,  v.  1. — Iter  sou  expedltio, 
quam  fecit  Comes  HoUandlae  adversus  Saracenos 
utdux  classls  in  Syrlam,  1217,  v.  2.— Schoonhoven, 
A.  De  origlne  Francorum,v.  1.— Schryver,  P.  Epls- 
tolae  XV,  V.  1.— Servius,  M.  H.  Glossao  Graeco-Latl- 
nao,  V.  3. — Slbrand  Leo,  Monk  of  Lidlum.  Vita  et  res 
gestae  abbatum  Horti  dlvae  VIrglnis,  seu  Marlen- 
gard,  apud  Frisios,  v.  5.— Vitae  et  res  gestae  abbatum 
In  Lidlum  ab  anuo  1132  usque  ad  anuum  1575,  v.  3. — 
Sollman.  Itinerarium  Bassae  a  Suez  iu  ludlam, 
1538,  V.  2.— Vetera  aliquot  testamenta  seculo  XIII, 

XIV  et  Initio  seqnontis  scripta.v.  1 Vetera  testamenta 

seculo  XV  et  sequent!  conscripta,  v.  2. — Chronicon 
equestrisordinlsTeutonlcl,  V.  5.— Tlmpe,  M.  Epls- 
coporuni  Monasteriensluiiicatalogus,  usque  ad  Ernes- 
turn  Bavarum,  seu  ad  anuum  1612,  v.  6 — Cronlca  de 
Trajecto,  otojus  episcopatu,  ac  ortu  Frislae,  v.  C. — 
Conclave  XJltrnJcctlnum  quo  prlncei)s  tJltrajectl- 
nus  et  dloocortls  aiitistos  constitutus  Frederlcus  Mar- 
chlo  de  Baden,  1496,  v.  2. — Conclave  Ulirajectinum, 
seu  rltus  et  modus  oligondi  olim  et  impououdl  dloocesl 
episcopum,  1322,  v.  1.— Vernenburch,  J.  van.  See 
.lohan  van  Vernenburch.— Willeni,  Mmik  of  Jigmonl. 
Ohroulcou,  647-1333,  v.  '2. 


MATTHAEUS 


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MATTHEWS 


lilbellus  de  vltls  praefectorum  Trajectenginm, 

cum  observatlonlbua;  Llbellus  de  equestri  ordine 
Melitensl.  118  pp.  (/n  kit  Vet.  aevi  analect.  v.  5,  pp. 
855,  933.) 

Matthaens,  Hans.  Monk  of  Vadstena.    16 

cent.  Ad  sorores  nionasterll  Vadstenensis  epistola 
hurtatlva;  [versio  Suecana.]  10  pp.  (Rietz,  J.  E., 
S'-ript.  Suecic.  v.  3,  p.  128.) 

Matttaaeus.    See  also  Mathieu. — Matthieu. 
Mattliaens   Blastares.     See   Blastares, 

^latthaeus. 
MalthaeusCamariota.  lucent.  ''Emro/x^ 

rris  pjjTopuc^s.  46  pp.  (Walz,  C,  Rhetores  Gr.  v.  6,  p. 
599.) — Synopsis  rhetoricae,  Narratio  lamentibills 
deConstautlnopoli  capta.  [Gr.tt  Lai.]  25pp.  (Migue, 
J.  P.,  Patrol  s.Gr.  v.  160,  p.  1021.) 

Matthaeus  Cantacuzenns,  Emperor  of 

Constantinople.  11  cent.  Coramentarius  in  Canticum 
Cantlcorum.  44  pp.  {Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  t.  Gr.  v.  152, 
p.  997.) 

Matthaens  £bn- Junes.    [Notitia.]    1  p. 

(.\ssemani,  G.  S.,  Biblioth.  orient,  v.  3,  pt.  1,  p.  517.) 

Matthew,  Karl,  and  others.  AUgemeine 
kirchliche  chronik.  Leipzig,  Gotha,  und 
Hamburg.  1855-76.     7  v.  12°.  —1208 

Mattliesius,  Johann.    Grimm,  W.K.    Pre- 

digtendesM.    2  pp.    (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  1,  p.  560.) 

TKLatthew,  St.,  Apostle.     Icent.    Fragmenta. 

[Gr.etLat.]  Ip.    (Migne,  J.  P., Poiro/.  t.Gr.  v.  2,  p.  783.) 

I/ambert,  of  Liege,  Monk  of  St.  Mathias.     Ex  Inven- 

tloue  et  miraculis  Sanctl  Hatthlae.  10  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  154,  p.  1280.!— Toplady,  A.  M. 
Reflections  on  the  conversion  of  M.  12  pp.  {Works,  Y. 
3,  p.  312.) 

See  also  Bible,  N.  T.,  Matthew. 

Matthew,  of  Edessa.  — 1144.  Chronique 
(962-1136),  avec  la  continuation  de  Gregoire 
le  pretre  jusqu'en  1162.  Paris,  1858.  8°. 
{Orient.  Trans.  Fund.)  3174 

Cirbied,  J.  C.  de.    Notice  de  2  MSS  arm^niens  .  . . 

contenant  i'tiistoire  6crite  par  M.  90  pp.  {Inst,  de 
France,  JVot.  et  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  9,  pt.  1, 1813,  p.  275.) 

Mattliew,  of  Westminster.  14  cent.  Flores 
bistoriarum :  praecipue  de  rebus  Britanni- 
cis,  ab  exordio  mundi  usque  ad  A.  D.  1307. 
Francofurti,  1601.     fo.  1552 

Flowers  of  history,  especially  such  as  re- 
late to  the  affairs  of  Britain,  from  the  be- 
ginning of  the  world  to  the  year  1307.  Tr. 
from  the  original  by  C.  D.  Yonge.  London, 
1853.    2  V.  p.  8°.    (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Antiq.  Libr.) 

1568 
Mattbew.    See  also  Mathew. 
Matthew  Clear;  the  man  who  "saw  his 

way."    13  pp.     {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  38,  1835,  p.  467.) 

Matthew  Paris.  —1259.  Appendix  ad 
Rogeri  de  Wendover  Flores  bistoriarum  :  in 
qua  lectionum  varietas  additionesque,  qui- 
bus  chronicon  istud  ampliavit  et  instruxit. 
Londini,  1844.     8°.     {Eng.  Hist.  Soc.)     1585 

Chronica  ma jora.  Ed.  by  Henry  Richards 

Luard.  London,  1872-83.  7v.  r.  8°.  (Gt. 
Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4544 

Historia  Anglorum  sive  ut  vulgo  dicitur, 

Historia  minor.  Item,  ejusdem  abbreviatio 
chronicorum  Angliae.  Ed.  by  Sir  Frederic 
Madden.  London,  1866-69.  3v.r.  8°.  {Gt. 
Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4534 

English  history,   from  the  year  1235  to 

1273.  Tr.  from  the  Latin  by  Rev.  J.  A.  Giles. 
London,  1852-54.  3  v.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G., 
Antiq.  Ubr.)  1568 

Note — The  continuation  ot  this  History  from  1529  to 
1273  is  by  Wm.  Rlshanger. 

Extracts  Irom  the  Historia  major.    9  pp.    {Black- 

roood's  Mag.  v.  6, 1820,  pp.  84,  273.)— ContinuaUon  of  the 


Jemsalem  expedition  and  other  additions,  chiefly 
relating  the  acts  of  English  pilgrlrnes  in  that  emi)loy- 
meut.  16pp.  (Purchas,  8.,  Hi«piJ<7riniM,  v.2,p.  1215.) — 
Ex  Major!  Anglicana  lilstorla,  1201-26.  90  pp. 
{Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  kist.Gaules,  v.  17,  p.  679.) 

Some  account  of  the  Greater  history-  of  31.    12 

pp.     [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  6, 1S19,  p.  257.) 

Matthew  Wald,  Histoiy  of.    Lockhart.  J. 

G.  1204 

Matthews,  Henry.     Matthews,  Dibdin,  and 

Morgan.     5  pp.     (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  11, 1822,  p.  692.) 

Matthews,  James  Brander.  1852 — .   French 
dramatists  of  the  19  century.    New  York, 


1881.     8° 


3324 


Contents. 

Labiche,  E. 
Meilhac,  H. 
Sardou,  V. 
Scribe,  E. 
Zola,  £. 


Angler.  E. 
Dumas,  A. 
Dumas,  A.,  fiU. 
Feuillet,  O. 
HalSvy,  L. , 
Hugo,  V. 
Present  tendencies  of  French  drama. 

Chesterfield's  postal  cards  to  his  son.    8  pp. 

(Masou,  E.  T.,  Bumorous  matterpiecet  of  Am.  lit.  v.  3,  p. 
280.)— Samuel  Foote.  21  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and 
Button,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  t.  1,  p.  139.) — Charles 
Kemble.  17  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Button,  L., 
Actors  and  actresses.v.  2,  p.  217.)— Frances  Ann  Kemble. 
20  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Button,  L.,  Actors  and 
actresses,  v.  3,  p.  239.)— John  PhUlp  Keinble.  32  pp. 
(Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Button,  1,.,  Actors  andactressei,v. 
2,  p.  65.)— Thomas  Sheridan.  10  pp.  (Matthews,  J. 
B.,  and  Button,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  v.  1,  p.  161.) — 
Sarah  Stddons.  42  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  But- 
ton, L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  v.  2,  p.  23.) 

and  Banner,  Henry  C.   The  documents 

In  the  case.  11  pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  18, 1879,  p.  75.5.) 

and  Hntton,  Laurence  {Eds.)    Actors 

and  actresses  of  Great  Britain  and  the  United 
States,  from  the  days  of  David  Garrick  to 
the  present  time.  New  York,  1886.    5  v.  12°. 

3316 

Contents. 
Ablngton,  Frances,  by  Percy  Fitzgerald,  v.  1. 
Anderson,  Mary,  by  William  L.  Keese,  v.  5. 
Bancroft,  Mr.  and  Mrs.,  by  William  Archer,  v.  5. 
Barrett,  Lawrence,  by  William  M.  Laffan,  v.  5. 
Barry,  Spranger,  and  wife,  by  Walter  Berries  PoUock.v.  1. 
Bellamy,  George  Ann,  by  Percy  Fitzgerald,  v.  1. 
Betty,  William  Benry  West,  by  Laurence  Button,  v.  2. 
Booth,  Edwin,  by  Lawrence  Barrett,  v.  5. 
Booth,  Junius  Brutus,  by  Edwin  Booth,  v.  3. 
Boucicault,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Dion,  by  Benjamin  Ellis  Martin, 

V.  5. 
Brougham,  John,  by  Benjamin  Ellis  Martin,  v.  3. 
Buckstone,  John  Baldwin,  by  William  Archer,  v.  3. 
Burton,  William  E.,  by  William  L.  Keese,  v.  3. 
Clarke,  John  S.,  by  Edward  Bamllton  Bell,  v.  5. 
Clive,  Katharine,  by  Austin  Dobsou,  v.  1. 
Cooke,  George  Frederick,  by  Laurence  Button,  v.  2. 
Cooper,  Thomas  Abthorpe,  by  Joseph  Norton  Ireland.v.  2. 
Cushman,  Charlotte,  by  Clara  Erskine  Clement,  v.  4. 
Davenport,  Edwin L.,  by  Benry  Edwards,  v.  4. 
Duff,  Mary  Ann,  by  Joseph  Norton  Ireland,  y.  3. 
Elliston,  Robert  William,  by  William  Archer,  v.  2. 
Farren,  Elizabeth,  by  Robert  W.  Lowe,  v.  2. 
Faucit,  Belen  (Lady  Martin),  by  Robert  W.  Lowe,  v.  4. 
Fechter,  Charles,  by  Kate  Field,  v.  4. 
Fisher,  Clara,  by  Joseph  Norton  Ireland,  v.  3. 
Florence,  Mr.  and  Mrs.,  by  Laurence  Button,  v.  5. 
Foote,  Samuel,  by  J.  Brander  Matthews,  v.  1. 
Forrest,  Edwin,  by  Lawrence  Barrett,  v.  4. 
Garrick,  David,  by  Austin  Dobson,  v.  1. 
Backett,  James  B.,  by  Joseph  Norton  Ireland,  v.  3. 
Ballam,  Lewis,  by  Edward  Eggleston,  v.  1. 
Benderson,  John,  by  Walter  Berries  Pollock,  v.  1. 
Beron,  Matilda,  by  Benry  Edwards,  v.  4. 
Irving,  John  Benry  B.,  by  J.  Ranken  Towse,  v.  5. 
Jefferson,  Joseph,  by  B.  C.  Bunner,  v.  5. 
Jordan,  Dora,  by  William  Archer,  v.  2. 
Kean,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charles,  by  Laurence  Button,  v.  4. 
Kean,  Edmund,  by  Edwin  Booth,  v.  3. 
Kemble,  Charles,  by  J.  Brander  Matthews,  v.  2. 
Kemble,  Frances  Ann,  by  J.  Brander  Matthews,  v.  3. 
Kemble,  John  Philip,  by  J.  Brander  Matthews,  v.  2. 
Kendal,  Mr.  and  Mrs.,  by  William  Archer,  y.  5. 
Llston,  John,  by  Laurence  Button,  v.  2. 
McCullough,  John,  by  William  Winter,  v.  4. 


MATTHEWS 


2818 


MATTHISSON 


Mackllu,  Charles,  by  ■William  Archer,  v.  1. 
Macready,  William  Charles,  by  Lawreuce  Barrett,  v.  4. 
Mathews,  Charles,  by  Henry  Gallup  Paiue,  v.  2. 
Mathews,  Charles  James,  by  Henry  Gallup  Paine,  v.  3. 
Modjeska,  Mme.,  by  Jeannette  Leonard  Gilder,  v.  5. 
Morris,  Clara,  by  Clinton  Stuart,  v.  5. 
Mossop,  Henry,  by  Robert  W.  Lowe,  v.  1. 
Mowatt,  Anna  Cora,  by  Laurence  Hutton,  v.  4. 
Mundon,  Joseph  Shepherd,  by  Laurence  Hutton,  v.  2. 
Nollson,  Adelaide,  by  C.  C.  Buel,  v.  4. 
O'Neill,  Eliza,  by  Laurence  Hutton,  v.  2. 
Paine,  John  Howard,  by  Laurence  Hutton,  v.  3. 
Phelps,  Samuel,  by  William  Archer,  v.  4. 
Placlde,  Henry,  by  Joseph  Norton  Ireland,  v.  3. 
Quin,  James,  by  Robert  W.  Lowe,  v.  1. 
Raymond,  John  T.,  by  George  H.  Jessop,  v.  5. 
Eobson,  Frederick,  by  Edward  Hamilton  Bell,  v.  4. 
Sheridan,  Thomas,  by  J.  Brander  Matthews,  v.  1. 
Slddons,  Sarah,  by  J.  Brander  Matthews,  v.  2. 
Soihern,  E.  A.,  by  William  J.  Florence,  v.  4. 
TeiTy,  Ellen,  by  George  Edgar  Montgomery,  v.  5. 
Toole,  John  Lawrence,  by  Walter  Herrles  Pollock,  v.  5. 
Vestrls,  Eliza  Lucy,  by  Robert  W.  Lowe,  v.  3. 
Wallack,  James  W.,  by  William  Winter,  v.  3. 
Wallack,  Lester,  by  William  Winter,  v.  5. 
Webster, Benjamin,  by  Robert  W.  Lowe,  v.  3. 
Wilkinson,  Tate,  by  William  Archer,  v.  1. 
Wofflngton,  Margaret,  by  Austin  Dobson,  v.  1. 
Young,  Charles  Mayne,  by  Harold  G.  Henderson,  v.  2. 

Matthews,  Robert.    See  Matthias. 
Matthews*,  Washington.    Ethnography  and 
philology  of  the  Hidatsa  Indians.     Washing- 
ton, 1877.     8°.     (Hayden,  F.  V.,  U.  S.  Oeol. 
stirv.  Miscel.pub.'No.l.)  —2154 

Grammar  and  dictionary  of  the  language 

of  the  Hidatsa  (Minnetarees,  Grosventres  of 
the  Missouri) .     With  an  introductory  sketch 
of  the  tribe.    New  York,  1873.     8°.     —2154 
Mattliews,  William.     Hydraulia;  an  his- 
torical and  descriptive  account  of  the  water 
works  of  London,  and  the  contrivances  for 
supplying  other    great  cities,   in  different 
ages  and  countries.  London,  1835.  8°.  — 2715 
Matthews.    See  also  Mathews. 
Matthiae,    August  Heinrich.     1769-1835. 
Vermischte  schriften  in    lateinischer   und 
deutscher  sprache.    Altenburg,  1833.    p.  8°. 

3232 
Contents.  Geschichte  des  achaeisclieu  buiiides. 
-De  anacoluthis  apud  Clcerowein.— Memorla 
Ansnstanae  confesslouis  simulque  gymuasii  na- 
talitia  .  .  .  Indicuntur.— Ueber  Buttraanus  phllo- 
Bophlsclie  deutung  der  griecliisclien  Gott- 
lieiten,  Insbesondere  des  Apolion  und  der  Artemis.— 
De  locls  nonnullis  librorum  Ciceronis  De  finibua 
bonorum  et  malorttin.— Observatioues  de  non- 
nullis locls  Cicerouis  De  natura  Deorum.— De 
locls  nonnullis  librorum  Ciceronis  De  oratore.— 
Kiitlasanngsreden.— TJeber  die  methode  bei  er- 
klaerung  der  alten  autoren  in  dea  obern  klas- 
sen  der  gelehrten  schuien.— De  usu  futuri  exacti 
liatlnornm.— Ueber  den  vortrag  der  geschlclite. 

De  ratlone  tractandae  Graecorniii  my  tUologlae. 

—Ueber  die  uebungon  iiii  grlccUischsclireiben.— 
Ueber  elne  sogenaiinto  gyinnaslal-refonn.— De 
locls  nonnullis  Horatll.— Ueber  latclnlscUc  stll- 
uebwngen.  —  Ueber  bildung  des  latelnlsclien 
Btlls.— Sedanken  ueber  die  wahl  der  lateinlscben 
und  grleehiBclien  antoren  In  den  obern  klasseu 
gelehrter  schuien.— Do  vetustlsslmorum  poijtarum 
licentla  a  proposlto  degrldiendl.— Ueber  deu  vor- 
trag der  lltterargegclilchte.— Sacra  parentalla  in 
memorlam  Ludovlci  Ernestl,  Duels  Saxon.,  Go- 

than.,  et  Altenb Ueber  die  bildung  zur  morall- 

taetauroeffentllcben  schuien.- De  Pberecy- 
dl8  fragmoutis.— De  nonnullis  locls  PJndarl  j  tum 
de  Babrll  labulls.— Sacra  saecularia  In  memorlam  In- 
staurationls  rellglonU  evangellcae  prldle  cal. 
Nov.  a.  1517,  coeptae  In  111.  gymnaslo  Frlderlclano 
Altenb.  anno  1817,  pie  celebranda  indicuntur.— De 
carmine  TheocrUeo  XXIX.— Loci  nonnulli  Ubrl  I 
TuBC.  dlBp.  cum  locls  iEschlnls  et  PlutarcUl  com- 
paratl.— De  Tyrtael  carmiuibus. 

Copious  Greek  grammar.    Tr.  from  the 

German  by  E.  V.  Blomfleld.  4 ed.,  revised. 
London,  1829.    2  v.  8°.  2116 


Manual  of  the  history  of  Greek  and  Ro- 
man literature.     Oxford,  1841.     16°.       2236 

{Ed.)      Euripidis    Tragoediae    et    frag- 

menta.    See  Euripides  (in  supplement). 

(Ed.)    Homeri  Hymni  et  Batrachomyo- 

machia.    See  Homerus. 

(Ed.)     M.  TuUii  Ciceronis  Orationes  VH. 

See  Cicero,  M.  T.  (in  supplement). 

Animadversiones  in  Iiyninos  Hoinericos.    4  pp. 

(Rev.  ol  In  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  8, 1813,  p.  4.) 

and  others.    Lexicon  Euripideum  ab  A. 

M.  inchoatum,  confecerunt  Constantinus  et 
Bernhardus,  Matthiae  Augusti  filii,  v.  1. 
Lipsiae,  1841.     8°.  3284 

Matthiae,  Konstantin,  and  Matthiae, 
Bernhard.  Lexicon  Euripideum.  See  Mat- 
thiae, A.  H.,  and  others. 

Matthias.     (Robert  Matthews.)     Matthias 

and  his  impostures.  22  pp.  {Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  18, 
1835,  p.  211 ;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  41, 1835,  p.  307.) 

Matthieu,  Cardinal-Bp.  of  Albano.    —1139. 

Eplstolae  et  diplomata.  4  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  V.  173,  p.  1261.) 

Matthieu,  Abbot  of  St.  Denis.    Circa  1220- 

86.  Epistola  ad  Phillppum  III.  1  p.  (Achery,  J.  L. 
d",  Spicileg.v.  3,  p.  670.) 

Matthieu,  of  Vendome.    12  cent.    In  librum 

Toblae  paraphrasis  metrica;  Carmina  varia.  31  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  205,  p.  927.) 

Matthieu,  Jean  Baptiste.    17  cent.    La  piete 

royale.  14  pp.  {l,a.talat.,'L.,  Archiv.  del'hist.  de  Irance, 
2  s.  V.  2,  p.  331.) 

Matthieu,  Pierre.     1563-1621.     Histoire  de 

la  mort  deplorable  de  Henri  IV.  112  pp.  (Lafaist,  L., 
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Contents.  Acht  tage  in  den  Alpen,  v.  6.— Der  grosse 
BernbardBberg,  v.  2.— Schloss  Blonay,v.  2.— Feyer 
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Bonstetten  in  Stuttgart,  v.  7.— Fluechtige  zeich- 
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— Briefe  ;  Supplement,  v.  2-4.— Erlnnerungen,  v. 
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Frankrelcb,  1790-92,  v.  2.— Die  f elseneinsledeley  bey 
Freyburg,  v.  3.— Gedicbtej  Supplement,  v.  1.— 
Gegenwart  und  vergangenheit,  v.  7.  —  Wallfahrt 
nacU  der  grossen  karthause  bey  Crrenoble,  v.  6.— 
Brief  an  Hang,  v.  7.— Gruss  der  Helmatb,  v.  3,— 
Bilder  aus  Helvetien,  Tyrol,  und  Italien,  v.  5.— Um- 
rlsse  aus  Italien,  v.  4, 5.— Fruehjahrwanderung  nach 
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langen, 1863-63.     4  V.  8°.  —3354 

Geschichte     der    markenverfassung    in 

Deutschland.    Erlangen,  1856.     8°.     —2354 

Geschichte    der     staedteverfassung    in 

Deutschland.     Erlangen,  1869-71.    4  v.  8°. 

—2354 

Maurer,  Konrad  von.     1823—.    Dasaelteste 

hofrecht  des  nordens.    Muenchen,  1877.    8°. 

—1353 

Contents.  Die  daenischen  hofrechte. — Dasnor- 
'wegische  hurgmanneurecht. —  Die  sch^we- 
dischen  hofrechte. 

Beitraege  zur  rechtsgeschichte  des  ger- 

raanischen  nordens,  v.  1.  Muenchen,  1853. 
8°.  —1355 

Contents.  Die  entstehuug  des  islaeudischeu 
staats  und  seiner  verfassung. 

Bekehrung  des  norwegischen  stammes 

zum  Christen thume.  Muenchen,  1855-56.  2 
V.  8°.  —1265 

Die  entstehung  des  islaendischen  staats 

und  seiner  verfassung.  Muenchen,  1853.  8°. 
(In  his  Beitr.  zur  rechtsgesch.  des  german- 
isch,  nordens,  v.  1.)  — 1355 

Island  von  seiner  ersten  entdeckung  bis 

zum  untergange  des  freistaats.  Muenchen, 
1874.     8°.  3653 

Ueber  das  wesen  des  aeltesten  adels  der 

deutschen  staemme,  in  seiuem  verhaeltniss 
zur  gemeinen  f reiheit.   Muenchen,  1846.   8°. 

—1355 

Zur  politischen  geschichte  Islands.     Ge- 

sammelte  aufsaetze.   Leipzig,  1880.   8°.  3646 

(Ed.)    Die  Gull-Tlioris  saga  Oder  Thorsk- 

firdinga  saga.     Leipzig,  1858.     8°.  1233 


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• {Tr.)  Islaendische  Tolkssagen  der  gegen- 

wart,  vorwiegend  nach  muendliclier  ueber- 
lieferung  gesammelt  und  verdeutscht.  Leip- 
zig. 1860.     8°.  1234 

jnanri,  Juan  Maria.    See  Maury,  J.  M. 

Manriac,  France.  Ribier,  J.  B.  de.  Ex- 
trait  d'un  mSmoire  sur  les  fouilles  et  decouvertes 
faltes  dans  rarrondissement  de  M.  et  particuUdrement 
dans  le  canton  de  Sagnes,  en  1822, 18-23, 1837.  15  pp.  1 
pi.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Mim.  v.  8,  1829,  p.  157.)— 
S£cret«n,  E.  Eclalrcissements  sur  les  battalUes  de 
M.  et  de  Cbalons.  51  pp.  {Biblioth.  unit,  el  rev.  tuisse, 
n.  p6r.  V.  2*.  1865,  p.  601.)— Tonrnemtne.C.  V.  de  B., 
Baron  de.  Extralt  d'un  lettre  sur  les  archives  d'Au- 
rillac  et  de  M.  9  pp.  (Soc  antlq.  de  France,  Mim.  v. 
9,  1832,  p.  207.) 

Maurice,  Abp.  of  Rouen.    1180-1235.    Epis- 

tolae  V  ad  decanos.  2  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  SpicUeg. 
V.  3,  p.  614.) 

Maurice,  Elector  of  Saxony.    Arnold,  G. 

Illustrie^lml  Principis  ac  Domini,  Domini  Mauricil 
Duels  Saxoniae  .  .  .  vita.  53  pp.  (Uencke,  3.  B., 
Script,  rer.  Germanic,  v.  2,  p.  1151.) — C^o-fve,  E.  E. 
Maurice  of  Saxony.  54  pp.  (/n  his  Eminent  foreign 
statesmen,  v.  1,  p.  99:  Lardner,  D.,  Cab.  Cyc) 

Maurice,  Comte  de  Saxe.    See  Saxe,  H.  M., 

Cornte  de. 

Maurice,  B.  La  grammaire  en  action.  Bul- 
wer's  Lady  of  Lyons,  with  a  complete  idio- 
matical  and  grammatical  Tocabulary  for 
translation  from  EngUsh  into  French.  PhUa. 
1878.     12°.  —2137 

Maurice,  B..  Bast,  Louis  Amedee  de,  and 
others.  Le  livre  rouge :  histoire  de  I'echa- 
faud  en  France.     Paris,  1863.     fo.  2661 

Maurice,  C.  Edmund.  1843—.  Lives  of  Eng- 
lish popular  leaders  in  the  middle  ages. 
Tyler,  Ball,  and  Oldcastle.  London,  1875. 
12°.  3835 

Maurice,  Col.  Frederick  {Ed.)  Life  of  Fred- 
erick Denison  Maurice,  chiefly  told  in  his 
own  letters.  With  portraits.  3  ed.  Lon- 
don. 1884.     2  V.  8°.  4893 

Maurice,  Rev.  John  Frederick  Denison. 
1805-72.  Ancient  philosophy  :  a  treatise  of 
moral  and  metaphysical  philosophy  anterior 
to  the  Christian  era.    London,  1861.    p.  8°. 

—1427 

The  conscience.    Lectures  on  casuistry, 

delivered  in  the  Univei-sity  of  Cambridge. 
London,  1868,     8°.  —1443 

Eustace  Conway :  or,  the  brother  and 

sister.    A  novel.    London,  1834.    3  v.  12°. 

1285 

Friendship  of  books  and  other  lectures. 

Ed.  with  a  preface,  by  T.  Hughes.  London, 
1874.     12°.  2244 

Contents.  Acqttigltton  and  Illumination.— An- 
cient history.— On  boolts.- Edmund  Bnrke. — 
Ou  Clu-istiau  civllizatiou.— English  history. 
— On  the  friendship  or  hooks.— Milton.— Milton 
considered  as  a  schoolmaster.- On  the  use  and  abuse 
of  ne'^spapers. — Spenser's  "Faerie  qneene." 
— On  ^rords. 

Lectures  on  the  ecclesiastical  history  of 

the  1  and  2  centuries.   Cambridge,  1854.  8°. 

—1205 

Moral  and  metaphysical  philosophy.    2 

ed.,  revised.  London,  1850-57.  3  v.  p.  8°. 
(Encyc.  Metropol.)  1176 

Contents.  Ancient  philosophy,  pt  1.— Slediae- 
▼al  philosophy,  pt.  3.— Philosophy  of  the  flrsl 
6  centuries,  pt.  -i. 

(Bev.  of  In  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  56,  1857,  p.  657.) 

Tlie  same.    New  ed.,  with  preface.   Lon- 
don, 1873.     2  V.  8°.  —1425 
Contents.    Ancient  philosophy  and  the  1  to  the 
13  centuries,   v.   1.— Fourteenth  century  to  the 
Pabt  IV.— 30. 


French  revolution,  with  a  glimpse  into  the  19  cen- 
tviry,  V.  2. 

The  religions  of  the  world  and  their  re- 
lations to  Christianity.  5  ed.  London,  1877. 
12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  16, 1852, 
p.  1.)  —2286 

Sermons,   1856-59.    London,  1857-59.    6 

V.  p.  8°.  -^237 

Sermons  preached  in  country  churches. 

London,  1873.     12°.  —4237 

Social    morality.      Twenty-one    lectures 

delivered  in  the  University  of  Cambridge. 
London,  1869.    8°.  —1443 

The  workman  and  the  franchise.  Chap- 
ters from  English  history  on  the  representa- 
tion and  education  of  the  people.  London, 
1866.     8°.  —2385 

DaT-les,  J.  L.  Secularism  and  Mr.  Maurice's  the- 
ology. 17  pp.  ( Conlemp.  Rev.  v.  24, 1874,  p.  23.) — Gray, 
G.  J.  Bibliography  of  M.  24  pp.  (Maurice,  Onl.  F. 
{Ed.\  Life  of  F.  D.  Maurice,  v.  1,  p.  xlx.)— Religious  and 
philosophical  guides:  Mansel  and  Maurice.  16 
pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  60,  1^9,  p.  563.)— Blanrlce  and 
his  Trrltings.  44  pp.  [London  Quart.  Kev.  v.  3, 1855, 
p.  393.)— Maurice  and  the  national  church.  20  pp.  {Dub- 
lin Univ.  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  1,  1878,  pp.  585,  716.) — Modern 
prophet.  7  pp.  {AtlanL  Monthly,  v.  54,  13S4,  p.  274.) 
— Mulford,  E.  Frederick  Denison  Maurice.  12  pp. 
(Seribner's  MontUy,  r.  4,  1872,  p.  529.)— BToyes,  G.  B. 
Prof.  Maurice  and  his  heresy.  38  pp.  [Chr.  Exam. 
T.  56, 1854,  p.  260.)— Sons  of  the  prophets  :  2  repre- 
sentatives of  the  Catholic  faith.  25  pp.  {Blackwood's 
Mag.  V.  135. 1884,  p.  529.)— Stephen,  L.  Mr.  Maurice's 
theology.  23  pp.  {Fortn.  Btv.  n.  s.  v.  15, 1874,  p.  595.) 
—Teaching  of  M.  15  pp.  {Eraser's  Mag.  v.  75, 1867, 
p.  721.)— Theological  essays.  22  pp.  (Bev.  of  In 
Brit.  Quart.  Her.  v.  18,  1S53,  p.  438.) 

Maubice,  Col.  F.  (Ed.)  Life  of  Frederick 

Denison  Maurice,  chiefly  told  in  his  own  let- 
ters.    1884,  2  V. 

Davies,  J.  Ii.    Frederick  Denison  Maurice.    20  pp. 

{Conlemp.  Kev.  v.  45,  1884,  p.  305.)— Farrar,  F.  W. 
Frederick  Denison  Maurice.  9  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  a. 
V.  35,  1884,  p.  463.)— Kingsley,  C.  Frederick  Deni- 
son Maurice.  In  memoriam.  5  pp.  {Maanillan's  Mag. 
T.  26,  1872,  p.  84.)— Shorthonse,  J.  H.  Frederick 
Denison  Maurice.  18  pp.  {Xiaeteemk  Cent.  v.  15, 1884, 
p.  849. ) — Wtidg-vrooA,  J.  Frederick  Denison  Maurice. 
28  pp.    (Brit.  Quart.  Rer.  v.  79, 1884,  p.  276.) 

See  also  Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  57,  1873,  p.  52 ;  Fraser's 
Mag.  V.  49,  1854,  p.  371 ;  MacmlUan's  Mag.  v.  50, 1884, 
p.  23. 

Maurice,  Rev.  Thomas,  1755-1824.  Disser- 
tation on  the  oriental  trinities.  London, 
1801.     8°.  —2284 

History  of  Hindostan  ;  its  arts,  and  its 

sciences,  as  connected  with  the  history  of 
the  other  great  empires  of  Asia,  during  the 
most  ancient  periods  of  the  world.  London, 
1795-98.     2  V.  4°.  3452 

Indian  antiquities  :  or,  dissertations,  rela- 
tive to  the  antient  geographical  divisions, 
the  pure  system  of  primeval  theology,  the 
grand  code  of  civil  laws,  the  original  forms 
of  government,  the  widely  extended  com- 
merce, and  the  various  and  profound  litera- 
ture, of  Hindostan  :  compared,  throughout, 
with  the  religion,  laws,  government,  and 
literature  of  Persia,  Egypt,  and  Greece. 
[Anon.}    London,  1806.     7  v.  8°.  1787 

Modern  histoiy  of  Hindostan,  compre- 
hending that  of  the  Greek  empire  of  Bactria 
and  other  great  Asiatic  kingdoms  bordering 
on  its  western  frontier,  commencing  at  the 
period  of  the  death  of  Alexander  and  in- 
tended to  be  brought  down  to  the  close  of 
the  18  century.  London,  1802-03.  2  v.  in  1, 
4°.   (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  5,  1805,  p.  288.) 

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Observations  connected  with  astronomy 

and  ancient  history,  sacred  and  profane,  on 
the  ruins  of  Babylon,  as  recently  visited  and 
described  by  Claudius  James  Rich.  London, 
1816.    4°.  1713 

Maurice  Tiernay,  the  soldier  of  fortune. 
Lever,  C.  J.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  85-38, 
1850-51 ;  Hm-per's  Mag.  v.  1-4,  1850-52.) 

Maiirice-I>escoiiibes,  Jean  Charles  Fran- 
cois. 1782-1869.  Histoire  anecdotique  du 
theatre,  de  la  litterature,  et  de  diverses  im- 
pressions contemporaines,  tiree  du  coffre 
d'un  journaliste.     Paris,  1856.    2  v.  8°.    3353 

Maiiricius,  St.    Marbode,  Bp.  of  Rennes. 

Passio  Maurltli.  3  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
171,  p.  1625.) 

Maiiricius,  Flavins  Tiberius,  Emperor  of 

Cnnslantinoph.  Boze,  C.  G.  de.  K6flexlons  sur  une 
medaille  d'or  de  M.  16  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  In- 
script.  Hist.  v.  15, 1743,  p.  480.)— Robert,  P.  C.  Sur  la 
pretendue  restauratlon  de  pouvolr  de  M.  dans  la  Pro- 
vince, et  sur  les  monnales  qui  en  seralent  la  preuve. 
40  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  M6m.  v.  30,  pt. 
2, 1883,  p.  397.) 

Maiiriciiis  de  ISuIliaco.   See  Sully,  M.  de. 
Maiiriciine,  La,  et  le  Mont-Cenis.    26  pp. 

(Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  15,  1863,  p.  134.) 

Maiirille,    St.,    Abp.    of  Rouen.     —1065. 

vita;  Maurilli  elJoannls  abbatls  Fiscamnensls  epls- 
tola  ad  eplscopum  Ebroicensem ;  Profeeslo  fldei  de 
Sacramento  corporis  et  sanguinis  Christ! ;  Epltaphia 
KoUonls  et  GulUelml  longae  spatliae  Nortniannlae 
ducum.  8  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Pa<roi.s.£a«.  v.  143,  p.  1375.) 

Maurillc,  St.,  Bp.  of  Angers.    Fortunatus, 

v.  H.  C,  Bp.  of  Poitiers.  Vita  Sancti  Maurllil.  7  pp. 
(Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  88,  p.  563.)— Marbode, 
J3p.  of  Rennes.  Vita  beatl  Maurilli.  7  pjj.  (Migue,  J. 
P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  171,  p.  1635.) 

BKaurinils,  Monk.    Carmen  in  vitam  et  pas- 

elonom  S.  Thomae  Cantuarieusls.  18  pj).  (Giles,  J. 
A.,  Anecdota,  p.  170.) 

Maurisio,  Geiardo.     Circa  1200-40.    Domi- 

noruni  Eccelini  et  Alberlci  de  Romano  et  marchlae 
Tarvisliiae  hlstorla.  36  pp.  (Graevlus,  J.  G.,  Thes.  an- 
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de  rebus  geslis  Eccelini  de  Romano  ab  anno  1183,  ad 
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Mauritania.    See  Morocco. 
Mauritius,  or  Isle  of  France. 

Backhouse,  J.    Narrative  of  a  visit  to  the 

Mauritius  and  south  Africa.     1844. 
■ Baker,  J.  G.      Flora  of  Mauritius  and 

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Grant,  C.  ,  Viscount  de  Vaux.    Histoiy  of 

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Pike,  N.     Sub-tropical  rambles  in   the 

land  of  the  aphanapteryx,  personal  experi- 
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See  also  Dublin  Rot.  3  s.  v.  3, 1880,  p.  1 ;  N    Am.  Rev. 
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Maury,  Louis  Ferdinand  Alfred.  1817—. 
Les  Academies  d 'autrefois.  L'ancienne 
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Croyances    et   legendes    de   l'antiquit6. 

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Essai  sur  les  legendes  pieuses  du  moyen- 

age,  ou  examen  de  ce  qu'elles  renferment 
de  merveilleux,  d'apres  les  connaissances 
que  fournissent  de  nos  jours  I'archeologie, 
la  theologie.  la  philosophic,  et  la  physiologie 
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Histoire  des  grandes  forets  de  la  Gaule  et 

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Histoire  des  religions  de  la  Grece  antique 

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La  magie  et  I'astrologie  dans  1 'antiquity 

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—2477 

Musee  des  archives  nationales,  documents 

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Maxentilis,  Patriarch  of  Aquileja.    9  cent. 

Eplstola  ad  Carolum  Magnum  de  slgulflcatu  rltuum 
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Maxentiiis,  Joannes,  of  Antioch.    6  cent. 

Epistola  ad  legatoa  sodls  apostolicao ;  De  Chrlsto  pro- 
fessiofldei;  Prof esslo  altera ;  EatloadunatlonlsVerbl 
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Maxficld,  Thomas.  Brevis  narratio  martyrii 

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Maximi,  Roman  family.    Panvinio,  O.     De 

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Maxiniianus  {Donatist  martyr) .  Macrobius. 

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Maximianns,  Marcus  Valerius,  Emperor 

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Maximin,  St,  Abbot  of  Mid.    Letalde,  of 

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Maximinus  II,  Galerius  Valerius,  Emperor 

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(Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  13, 1876,  p.  338.)— Loomls,  A.  W. 

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Maxims  and  hints  for  an  angler.    18  pp. 

Jesse,  E.     With  his  Gleanings  In  nat.  hist.  1  s.  p.  291. 

Maxims  of  State.   34  pp.    EaleighiSirW., 

iroi-fcs,  V.  8,  p.  1. 

Maxims  of  state.   14  pp.    Savile,  G.,3far- 

quis  of  Halifax.  (VUliers,  G.,  !>«&«  of  Buckingham, 
Works,  V.  2,  p.  245.) 

Maximns,  St.  {Confessor)^  of  Constanti- 
nople. Circa  580-662.  Opera  omnia.  [Gr. 
et  Lat.]  Parisiis,  1865.  2  v.  r.  8°.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  90,  91.)  —2253 

Omtenls.  Acta,  v.  1.— Opusculum  de  anima,  v.  2. 
— Liber  asceticus,  v.  1.— Capita  de  charitate,  etc. 
V.  1.— Confessio  fidei  Ijatluorani,  v.  2.— Amblgu- 
orum  liber  slve  de  varils  dlfflcUlbus  locla  SS.  Dio- 
nysii  Areopagitae  et  Gregoril  theologi,  v.  2.— 
£pi8tolae,  v.  2.— Excerptum  ex  opere  LXIIIdubl- 
orum,  V.  1. — Hymni  -varii,  v.  2. — Loci  commaues, 
V.  2. — 9Iy8tagogla,  v.  2.— Opusctila  tlieologica 
et  polemica  ad  Marlnum,  v.  2 — Orationis  Doini- 
nicae  expositlo,  v.  1. — Exposltlo  In  Psalmuiu  LIX, 
V.  1. — Dlsputatlo  cum  Pyrrho,  v.  2. — C^uaestioues 
et  dubia,  v.  1.— Quaestlones  ad  Thalassiura  de 
Scriptura  sacra,  v.  1. — Capita  theologlae  et  oeco- 
nomlae,  v.  1. — S.  Maxlml  vita  ac  certamen,  v.  1. 

——  Joannls  Scotl  verslo  Ambignoram  S.  Maxlml. 
15  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  122,  p.  1194.)— 
Scholia  In  eos  B.  Dionysii  [Areopagitae]  Ubros  qui 
exstant;  Scholia  In  eplstolas  Dlouysll.  [Gr.  et  Lot.] 
235  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  4,  pp.  13,  527.)— 
Dicaorationes  et  excerpta  ex  epistolis  varils.    10  pp. 

•  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  «0,  p.  483;  v.  129,  p.  568.) 
— Fragmentnm.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  1  p.  (Pitra,  J.  B., 
Spicileg.  Solesmense,  v.  1,  p.  345.) — Brevis  enarratio 
Chrlstianl  Paschatis,  qua  descrlptl  latercuU  ratio 
declaratur.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  32  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., Po/roZ. 
s.  Gr.  v.  19,  p.  1217  ;  Petau,  D.,  Uranologion,  p.  313.)— 
De  Sancta  Triuitate  dlalogl  III.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.]  69  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  28,  p.  1113.) 

Vita  ac  certamen  Sanctl  Maxlml;  Acta  Sanctl 

Maximl.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  87  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  PatroZ.  s. 
Gr.  V.  90,  p.  67.) 

Maximus,  Bp.  o/JerusaZem.    2  cent.    Frag- 

mentum  ex  llbro  de  materia.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  9  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol  s.  Gr.  v.  5,  p.  1339.)— TA«  same.  Tr. 
Into  English.  13  pp.  ( With  Lactantlus,  L.  C.  F.,  Works, 
tr.  by  W.  Fletcher,  v.  2:  Testaments  of  12  Patriarchs,  p.  150.) 

Maximns,    St..,  Bp.   of  Lerina.    Dyname. 

Vita  Sanctl  Maxlml.  5  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  V.  80,  p.  31.) 

Maximus^Bp.  o/Siarragrosso.  1  cent.    Chro- 

nlcon.  [A.  D.  430-644.]  7  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  V.  80,  p.  619.) 

Maximus,  Sf.,  J5p.  o/rurtn.  5 cent.  Opera 
omnia.  Parisiis,  1862.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  57.)  —2283 

ContenU.  De  baptismo.- Epistolae.— Exposi- 
tiones  de  capltuUs  Evaugeliorum.- Honilliae.— 
Contra  Jndaeos. — Contra  paganos.— Semtones. — 
Tractatas.- Vita  S.  Maxlml.— Appendix  completens 
opera  dubia Index  rerum. 


Hoiniliae.    29  pp.    (Mablllon,  J.,  and  Germain, 

M.,  Mas.  Ital.  v.  1,  pt.  2, p.  3;  Mart6ne,E.,audDurand, 
U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  9,  p.  133.) 

Vita  ;  Notltla.    35  pp.     (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 

v.  57,  pp.  127, 177.) 

Maximns,  of  Epeirus.     4  cent.     Tlepi  tuv 

aAuToii'  avTi.\}e<reii>v.  14  pp.  (Walz,  C,  Khetores  Gr.  V.  5, 
p.  577.) — De  actionnm  ausplciis.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  12 
pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioih.  gr.  Poet,  bucol.  et  didact.)— 
Liber  deinsolabilibns  objectationibus.  [Gr.  etLat.] 
8  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Pragm.  philos.  Gr.  v. 2, 
p.  388.) 

Maximns,  of  Madara.    5  cent.    Epistola  ad 

S.  Augustlnum.  2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
33,  p.  81.) 

Maximns  Thjrius.  2  cent.  Of  the  diseases 
of  the  mind  and  the  body,  and  which  of  them 
is  most  pernicious  . .  .  Englished  by  Henry 
Vaughan.  London,  1651.  16°.  (WtY/tVaugh- 
an,  H.,  Olor  Iscanus.)  1387 

Dissertationes  XLI.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  178  pp.  (Dl- 
dot, A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr. :  toith  Theophrastus.) 

Maximns,  L.  Marius.    Mueller,  J.  J.    Ge- 

schlchtschreiber  L.  Marius  Maximus.  Eine  krltlsche 
untersuchung.  186  pp.  (Buedlnger,  M.,  Untersuchun- 
gen  zur  roemischen  kaisergeschichle,  v.  3,  p.  17.) 

Maximns,  Magnus  Clemens,  Emperor  of  the 

West.  4  cent.  Epistola  ad  Slrlcium  papam  de  Mani- 
chaeorum  seu  PrisclUanistarum  sceleribus  et  de  flde 
catholica  quamtuerl  poUicetur;  Epistola  adValentlnla- 
num  Augustum  ut  a  vi  eccleslis  et  sacerdotibus  inle- 
renda  abstlneat.  3  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  t.  Lat. 
v.  13,  p.  590.) 

Maximns,  Marcus  Clodius  Pupienus,  Em- 
peror of  Rome.  Capitoliuns,  3.  Maximus  et  Bal- 
binus.  5  pp.  (Haurlslus,  B.  C,  Script,  hist.  Bom.  v.  2, 
p.  374;  Spartianus,  M.,  and  others.  Hist.  Augustae 
script,  sex,  v.  2,  p.  60.) 

Maximns,  Marcus  Valerius  Volusus.  Hirsch- 

feld,  O.  Das  Elogium  des  M'.  Valerius  Maximus.  11 
pp.     [Philologus,  v.  34, 1876,  p.  85.) 

Maximns  Chrysoberges.    14  cent.    De 

processlone  Splrltus  Sanctl  ad  Cretenses  oratlo.  [  Gr. 
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p.  1074  ;  Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  154,  p.  1217.) 

Maximns  Talerius.    See  Valerius  Maxi- 
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Maximns Tictorinns.  See  Victorinus,  M. 

Maxse,  Frederick  Augustus.    Davidson,  J. 

M.    In  his  Eminent  Eng.  liberals,  p.  263.    12  pp. 

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English  laws  for  women  in  the  19  cen- 
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Lady  of  La  Garaye.    2  ed.    London,  1862. 

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1395 

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April  days.    2  pp.     (Macmillan's  Mag.  y.  3i,19i6,p. 

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Concerning  the  city,  or  kingdom  of  God  In  the 

rational  world,  and  the  defects  In  heathen  deism; 
Concerning  the  imperfectness  of  heathen  morality; 
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Maxwell,  Mrs.  S.  B.  Biennial  reports  of 
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Life  of   Field-marshal,    His   Grace  the 

Duke  of  Wellington  ...  6  ed.  London, 
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Eev.  V.  38,  1863,  p.  29 ;   Edin.  Rev.  v.  115, 

1862,  p.  211  :  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  97,  1863,  p.  216.) 

1583 

Democracy  in  Europe  :  a  history.  Lon- 
don, 1877.  2  V.  8°.  (Kev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  147,  1878,  p.  301 ;  Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v. 
17,  1878,  p.  200  :  Quart.  Rev.  v.  145,  1878,  p. 
112.)  -1323 

Treatise  on  the  law,  privileges,  proceed- 
ings, and  usage  of  Parliament.      London, 

1863.  8°.  —1334 

Triplet  of  blstorlcal  ^vrlters.    11  pp.    (Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  58,  1861,  p.  535.) 

May  day.   Brand,  J.    May-day  customs.    34 

pp.  {In  his  Popular  antiquities  of  Gt.  Brit.  v.  1,  p.  212  : 
Bohn,  H.  G.,  Antiq.  Xibr. j—Cliiamtoers,  R.  First  or 
May.  14  pp.  (In  his  Book  ol  days,  v.  1,  p.  569.)— 
Dyer,  T.  F.  T.  May  day.  51  pp.  [In  his  Bi-itisli 
popular  customs,  p.  223:  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Aniui.  Libr.)— 
Hone,  W.  May  1.  33  pp.  (/n  fiis  Every-day  booli,  v. 
2,  p.  284 ;  year  book,  p.  261.)— May-day  lii  conutry 
and  May-day  In  town.  12  pp.  (Preiser's  Mag.  v.  25, 1842, 
p.  572.)- Wilson,  J.    May-day.    37  pp.    (Works, v.lO, 

p.  1.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  21, 1827,  p.  501;  v.  83, 
1858,  p.  745;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  81, 1873,  p.  539. 

May  day  and  other  pieces.    Emerson, 

R.  W.  2157 

May  days.    10  pp.    Thoreau,  H.  D.    {At- 

lant.  Mmtlily,  v.  41,  la78,  p.  567.) 

May  morning.    1  p.    {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 

V.  55,1860,  p.  62S.) 

May  noon  in  a   parlour  window.    7  pp. 

[Frasers  Mag.  v.  25,  1842,  p.  629.) 

Maya  chronicles.    Brinton,  D.  G.  [Ed.) 


Maya   language. 

BOURG,  C.  E.,  AbM. 


1705 

Brasseur   de   Bour- 
Lettre  a  M.  Leon  de 


Rosny  .  .  .  sur  la  dechiffrement  et  1 'inter- 
pretation de  I'ecriture  phonetique  et  figura- 
tive de  la  langue  maya.     1869. 

MS  Troano  ;    Etudes  sur  le  systeme 

graphique  et  la  langue  des  Mayas.  1*869-70, 
2  V. 

Thomas,  C.     Study  of  the  MS  Troano, 

with  an  introduction  by  D.  G.  Brinton.  1882. 
(Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geog.  and  geol.  siirvey 
of  the  Rocky  Mt.  region :  Contrib.  to  ethnol- 
ogy, V.  5.) 

' Brlntou,  D.  G.    Vocabulary.    19  pp.    (In  his  Maya 

chronicles,  p.  261.) 

Mayans  y  Siscar,  Gregorio.    1699-1781. 

Vidayjulclo  critico  del  maestro  fray  Luis  de  Leon. 
16  pp.    ( iyith  Leon,  L.  de,  Obras,  p.  i:  Bibliot.  deautor. 

esjxin.) 

Mayart,  Sir  Samuel.    Answer  to  a  book  in- 

titled,  "A  declaration  setting  forth,  how,  and  by  what 
means,  the  laws  and  statutes  of  England,  came  to  be 
of  force  in  Ireland,"  written  by  Sir  Richard  Bolton. 
185  pp.     (Harris,  W.,  Hibemica,  pt.  2,  p.  47.) 

Mayas.  Brinton,  D.  G.  [Ed.)  Books  of 
Chilan  Balam,  the  prophetic  and  historic 
records  of  the  Mayas  of  Yucatan.     1882. 

(Ed.)     The  Maya  chronicles.     1882. 

Le    Plonqeon,     A.      Sacred    mysteries 

among  the  Mayas  and  the  Quiches,  11,500 
years  ago.     1886. 

Brinton,  D.  G.    Hero-gods  of  the  Mayas.    26  pp. 

(In  his  Am.  hero-myths,  p.  143.) 

See  also  Maya  language. 

Maydiston,  Richard.     —1396.    De  concor- 

dla  Inter  Ricardum  II  et  civitatem  London.  21  pp. 
(With  Wright,  T.,  Allit.  poem  on  deposition  of  King 
Richard  II:   Camden  Soc.  No.  3,  p.  31.) 

Mayence.    See  Mentz. 

Mayeiine,    Charles  de  Lorraine,  Ihic  de. 

Nerveze,  A.  de.  Histoire  de  la  vie  et  trespas  de 
Charles  de  Lorraine,  Due  de  Mayenne.  41  pp.  (La- 
falst,  L.,  Archiv.  de  I'hist.  de  France,  1  s.  v.  15,  p.  199.) 


Mayenne,  Department  of  France.    Rallier, 

L.  *A.  E.  Observations  sur  quelques  antiquit^s  du  d6- 
partement  de  la  M.  5  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Mem. 
V.  4, 1823,  p.  290.) 

Mayenne  river.    Creuly,  C.    Gue  antique 

dans  le  lit  de  la  M.  5  pp.  (Rev.  archiol.  n.  s.  v.  10, 1864, 
p.  365.) 

Mayer,  A.  Die  sinnestaeuschungen,  hallu- 
cinationen,  und  illusionen.    Wien,  1869.    8°. 

—2476 

Zur  aeelenfrage.      17  pp.    (Rev.  of,  by  K.  A.  von 

Reiehlln-Meldegg,  lu  Zeits.  f.philos.  v.  52,  1868,  p.  110.) 

Mayer,  Alfred  Marshall.  1836—.  Lecture- 
notes  on  physics.     Phila.  1868.     8°.      —1514 

Mayer,  Brantz.  1809-79.  Captain  Canot ;  or, 
20  years  of  an  African  slaver  ;  being  an  ac- 
count of  his  career  and  adventures  on  the 
coast,  in  the  interior,  on  shipboard,  and  in 
the  West  Indies.    Baltimore,  1854.    8°.    1285 

Catalogue  of  a  choice  collection  of  books, 

in  various  departments  of  literature,  includ- 
ing the  entire  library  of  Brantz  Mayer. 
New  York,  1870.     8°.  W.13 

History  of  the  war  between  Mexico  and 

the  United  States,  with  a  preliminary  view 
of  its  origin.     New  York,  1848.     8°.         1656 

History,  possessions,  and  prospects  of  the 

Maryland  Historical  Society.  Inaugural 
discourse,  March  7,  1867.  Baltimore,  1867. 
8°.     (Maryland  Hist.  Soc.  Fundpub.  No.  1.) 

Mexico  as  it  was  and  as  it  is.    New  York, 

1844.    8°.  1634 

Mexico,  Aztec,  Spanish,  and  republican ; 

and  notices  of  New  Mexico  and  California. 
Hartford,  1853.     2  v.  8°.  1634 

Commerce,  IKeratnre,  and  art:    a  discourse 

delivered  at  the  dedication  of  the  Baltimore  Athe- 
naeum, Oct.  23,  1848.  52  pp.  (Maryland  Hist.  Soc. 
Pu6.)— Introductory  memoir  upon  the  expedition 
to  Canada  In  1775.  76.  31  pp.  (  With  Carroll,  C,  of 
Carrollton,  Journal,  p.5:  Maryland  Hist.  Soc.  Pub.;  Mary- 
land Hist.  Soc.  Centennial  memorial,  1876.) — Observations 
on  Mexican  history  and  archaeology,  with  a  spe- 
cial notice  of  Zapotec  remains,  as  delineated  in  Mr.  J. 
G.Sawkins's  drawings  of  Mltla.  36  pp.  4  pi.  (Smilhson. 
Inst.  Contrib.  v.  9.) — Tab-gah-Jnte,  or  Logan  and 
Captain  Michael  Oresap  :  a  discourse.  86  pp.  (Mary- 
land Hist.  Soc.  rub.) 

Mont^gut,  E.  Lalitt^rature  amerlcaine.    Captain 

Canot.  34  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1855,  n.  per.  2  s. 
V.  9,  p.  606.) 

Mayer,  Charles  F.  1795-1864.  History  and 
description  of  the  Baltimore  and  Ohio  Rail 
Road.     [Anon.]    Baltimore,  1853.     8°.     1118 

First  discourse  before  the  Maryland  Historical 

Society,  June  20,  1844.  32  pp.  (Maryland  Hist.  Soc. 
Pub.) 

Mayer,  Johann  Tobias.     Blumenbach,  J.  F. 

von.  Memoria  Mayerl.  7  pp.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells. 
wlssens.  Comment,  recent,  mathemat.  v.  7,  1832,  p.  149.) 

Mayer,  Joseph.  1803—.  History  of  the 
art  of  pottery  in  Liverpool.  2  ed.  Liver- 
pool, 1871.  8°.  (With  Layard,  Sir  A.  H., 
Paper  on  mosaic  decoration. )  — 1736 

On  the  art  of  pottery.    Liverpool,  1871. 

8°.  ( With  Layard,  Sir  A.  H.,  Paper  on  mo- 
saic decoration. )  — 1736 

Mayer,  Julius  Robert.  1814-78.  Beitraege 
zur  dynamik  des  himmels  in  populaerer 
darstellung.    Heilbronn,  1848.     8°.     —2405 

Die  mechanik  der  waerme  in  gesammel- 

ten  schriften.     Stuttgart,  1867.     8°.     —1785 

Die  organische  bewegung  in  ihrem  zu- 

sammenhange  mit  dem  stoffwechsel.  Heil- 
bronn, 1845.     8°.  —1523 


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Forces  of  Inorganic  nature ;  Celestial  dynamics ; 

Mechanical  equivalent  of  heat.  107  pp.  (Youmans, 
E.  L.,  Correlation  and  conservation  of  forces,  pp.  249,  259, 
316.) 

Tyndall,  J.    Copley  medalist  of  1871.    10  pp.    {In 

his  Fragments  of  science,  5  ed.  p.  274.) 

Mayer,  Karl.    Systematisches  verzeichniss 

der  verstelnerungen  des  Helvetian  dor  Schwolz  und 
Schwabens.  37  pp.  {Beitr.  geul.  karte  Schweiz,  v.  11,  p. 
475.)— Systematisches  verzeichniss  der  verstelnerun- 
gen des  Parisian  der  umgegend  von  Elnsledelu.  101 
pp.     {Beitr.  geol.  karte  Schweiz,  v.  14,  Map,  No.  9.) 

Mayer,  Lewis.  1836-86.  Ground  rents  in 
Maryland  ;  with  an  introduction  concerning 
the  tenure  of  land  under  the  proprietary. 
Baltimore,  1883.     8°.  —2343 

{Ed.)    Baltimore  City  Code :  comprising 

the  statutes  and  ordinances  relating  to  the 
city  of  Baltimore.  Baltimore,  1869.  8°.  —4343 

-  [Ed. )  Baltimore  City  Code  :  comprising 
the  laws  of  Maryland  relating  to  the  city  of 
Baltimore,  and  the  ordinances  of  the  Mayor 
and  City  Council,  with  an  appendix  to  the 
end  of  the  session  of  1877-78.  Baltimore, 
1879.     8°.  1152 

{Ed.)    Supplement  to  the  Maryland  Code, 

containing  the  acts  of  the  General  Assembly, 
passed  at  the  sessions  of  1861,  61-62,  64-68, 
70.     Baltimore,  1868-70.     3  v.  8°.  —4343 

Fischer,  Louis  C,  and  Cross,  E.  J.  D. 

{Eds.)  Revised  code  of  the  public  general 
laws  of  the  state  of  Maryland,  with  the  con- 
stitution of  the  state.  Legalized  by  the  Gen- 
eral Assembly  of  1878.    Baltimore,  1879.    8°. 

1151 
Mayer,    Michael.      1568-1622.      Scrutinium 
chymicum  per  oculis  et  intellectui  accurate 
accomodata.    Francofurti,  1687.    sm.  4°. 

—1596 

Mayer,  P.    Die  caprelliden  des  Golfes  von 

Neapel.    Mit  10  taf  eln  und  39  zinkographen. 

Leipzig,   1882.     4°.     {Fauna  und  flora  des 

Golfes  von  Neapel,  v.  6.)  —1581 

Mayer,  Paul.    Ueber  sturmfluten.    40  pp. 

{Sdmml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  8, 1873,  p.  81.) 

Mayer,  Philipp.  Studien  zu  Homer,  Sopho- 
kles,  Euripides,  Racine,  und  Goethe  .  .  . 
Herausg.  von  Eugen  Frohwein.  Gera,  1874. 
8°.  3265 

Mayer.    See  also  Mayr. 

Mayerne-Turquet,  Louis  de.  Circa  1550- 
1618.  Generall  historie  of  Spaine,  contain- 
ing all  the  memorable  things  that  have  past 
in  the  realmes  of  Castille,  Leon,  Navarre, 
Arragon,  Portugall,  Granado,  etc.  And  by 
what  meanes  they  were  united,  and  so  con- 
tinue under  Philip  III,  King  of  Spaine,  now 
raigning.    London,  1612.    fo.  3551 

Mayers,  M.  History  of  the  Jews,  from  their 
origin  to  their  ultimate  dispersion.  With 
many  explanatory  notes.   London,  1824.   8°. 

—2296 

Mayers,  William  Frederick.  The  Chinese 
government.  A  manual  of  Chinese  titles, 
categorically  arranged  and  explained,  with 
an  appendix.    Shanghai,  1878.     sq.  8°.    3445 

Mayeiil,  St.   Odilon  de  Mercoeur,  St.,  Abbot 

of  Cluny.  vita  boatl  Maioll.  10  pp.  (MIgne,  3.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  142,  p.  943.) 

Mayfleld,  England.    Roberts,  E.    On  May- 

Ilcld  In  Sussex.  37  pp.  2  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc. 
Joum.  V.  23,  1807,  p.  333.) 

Mayliew,  Edward.  1813—.  Dogs :  their 
management.    Being  a  new  plan  of  treating 


the  animal,  based  upon  a  consideration  of  his 
natural  temperament.    London,  n.  d.     16°. 

—2616 
Illustrated  horse  doctor  .  .  .    New  York, 

1861.  8°.  —4684 

and   ISiiiitb,  G.    Make  your  wills  :    a 

farce,  in  one  act.  29  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat. 
V.  35.) 

Mayliew,  Henry.  1812 — .  German  life  and 
manners  as  seen  in  Saxony  at  the  present 
day.    London,  1865.     8°.  —1378 

London  labour  and  the  London  poor  :  the 

condition  and  earnings  of  those  that  will 
work,  cannot  work,  and  will  not  work. 
London,  n.  d.    3  v.  8°.  —1384 

TJie  same.  Extra  v.  Those  that  will  not 
work.  London,  1862.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit. 
Quart.  Bev.  v.  35,  1862,  p.  341.)  —1384 

Mormons  :  or.  Latter-day  Saints.     With 

memoirs  of  the  life  and  death  of  Joseph 
Smith,  the  "American  Mahomet."  [Anon.} 
London  [1851].     12°.  —2287 

The   Wandering    minstrel,  a    farce.      19  pp. 

(Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  10.) 

and  Binny,  John.     Criminal  prisons  of 

London  and  scenes  of  prison  life.    London, 

1862.  r.  8°.  —2344 
Mayliew,  Jonathan,  D.D.  1720-66.  Dis- 
course concerning  unlimited  submission  and 
non-resistance  to  the  higher  powers.  Boston, 
1750;  repr.  1876.  8°.  (Thornton,  J.  W., 
Pulpit  of  the  Am.  revol.)  1614 

Bradford,  A,    Memoir  of  the  life  and 

writings  of  Rev.  Jonathan  Mayhew.     1838. 

Mayhew,  Thomas.  Ambition ;  or,  Marie 
Miguot :  a  drama.  60  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat. 
V.  34.) 

Maynard,  Henry  Nathan.  Handbook  of  the 
Crumlin  viaduct,  Monmouthshire  ;  with  co- 
pious details  of  the  design,  dimensions,  and 
general  proportions  of  the  structure,  de- 
scriptions of  the  locality,  etc.  London,  1862. 
8°.  —2713 

Maynard,  Lafayette.  Zones  of  stars.  See 
Major,  J. 

Mayiiarde,  Thomas.  16  cent.  Sir  Francis 
Drake,  his  voyage,  1595  :  together  with  the 
Spanish  account  of  Drake's  attack  on  Puerto 
Rico.  Ed.  from  the  original  MSS,  by  W.  D. 
Cooley.     London,  1849.     8°.     {Hakhnjt  Soc.) 

2495 

Mayne,  Jasper.     1604-72.    City-match.     102 

pp.  (Dodsley,  E.,  Old  plays,  v.  9,  p.  227  ;  Scott,  Sir  W., 
Anct.  Brit,  drama,  v.  2,  p.  363.)— Son  and  ncpl»ew 
receiving  the  news  of  a  father's  aud  an  uncle's  death  ; 
Song  in  the  Amorous  war.  12  pp.  (Campbell,  T., 
Brit,  poets,  v.  4,  p.  148.) 

Mayne,  John.    The  siller  gun.   15  pp.   (Rev. 

of  In  Blackivood's  Mag.  v.  39, 1830,  p.  842.) 

Mayne,  R.  G.,  Jlf.  Z>.  Expository  lexicon  of 
the  terms,  ancient  and  modern,  in  medical 
and  general  science ;  including  a  complete 
medico-legal  vocabulary.   London,  1860.   8°. 

R.35 

Mayne,  Richard  Charles.  Four  years  in 
British  Columbia  and  Vancouver  Island.  An 
account  of  their  forests,  rivers,  coasts,  gold 
fields,  and  resources  for  colonisation.  Lon- 
don, 1862.     8°.  2463 

Maynier,  L.,  psetid.  Etude  historique  sur 
le  concilo  de  Trente,  v.  1.    Paris,  1874.    8°. 

—8292 


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MAZARIN 


M ayncM>th  College.    Bible  in  M.    44  pp. 

{Dublin  Rev.  v.  33,  1852,  p.  264.)— Maynootli  coui- 
niisslon.  24  pp.  [Edin.  Rev.  v.  102,  1855,  p.  179.)— 
Itlajriiootb  eiido-»viiient.  46  pp.  {Dublin  Rev.  v. 
38,   1855,   p.   461.) —Maynootli  question.      11   pp. 

(Froser's  Mag.  v.  31,  1S45,  p.  620 ;  Ifeto  Englander,  v.  4, 
1846,  p.  146.)— Weville,  H.  F.  Theology,  past  and 
present,  at  M.  16  pp.  {Dublin  Rev.  3  s.  v.  2,  1879,  p. 
449.)— Roman   Catbollc    college   of  M.     23  pp. 

(Fraser's  Hag.  v.  15,  1837,  p.  681.)— Walsh,  W.  J.  Al- 
leged Gallicanlsm  of  M.  and  ot  the  Irlsli  clergy.  44 
pp.     {Dublin  Rev.  3  s.  v.  3,  1880,  p.  210.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  57, 1845,  p.  647 ;  Dublin 
Bov.  V.  2,  1837,  p.  129;  DubUn  Univ.  Mag.  v.  17, 1841,  p. 
469;  Quart.  Kov.  v.  37, 1828,  p.  459. 

Mayuwariug,  Arthur.  1668-1712.  Life 
and  posthumous  works.    London,  1715.    12°. 

2187 

Omtmts.  The  Be\rdley  ease.— History  of  Han- 
Ili1^al  and  Hanno,  In  the  2  war  between  Carthage 
and  Rome.— Remarks  on  a  late  romance,  entitled  the 
Memorial  of  tbe  Cburcli  of  England ;  or,  the 

history  of  10  champions. — State  of  the  35  millions, 
voted  by  the  House  of  Commons  in  1711,  to  be  unac- 
counted for  by  the  old  ministers ;  proving  that  above 
30  of  those  35  millions,  had  been  regularly  brought  to 
account. — State  of  the  navy-debt,  as  It  stood  at  the 

change  of  the  ministry Oldnxlxon,  J.    Life  of  M.— 

Poems. — French  King's  promise  to  the  Pretender, 
etc.— Part  of  Tally's  Offices,  tr.  by  M. 

Mayo,  6  Earl  of.    See  Bourke,  R.  S. 
Mayo,  Charles.  Trask,  W.  B.  Charles  Mayo. 

13  pp.  [New  Eng.  Hist.  Greneal.  See.  Mem.  biog.  v.  3, 
p.  272.) 

Mayo,  Herbert,  M.  D.  —1852.  On  the 
truths  contained  in  pKjpular  superstitions, 
with  an  account  of  mesmerism.  Edinburgh, 
1851.     13°.  —2476 

Pbilosopby  of  living.    4  pp.    (Bev.  ot  In  Fra- 

ser's  Mag.  v.  43,  1851,  p.  448.) 

Mayo,  John  J.  Commercial  code  list  for  the 
use  of  ships  at  sea,  and  for  signal  stations. 
London,  1866.  8°.  [With  Larkins,  W.  F., 
Camviercicd  code  of  signals. )  — 2763 

Mercantile  navy  list  and  annual  appen- 
dage to  the  Commercial  code  of  signals  for 
aU  nations.     London,  1864.     8°.  —2763 

Mercantile  navy  list  and  maritime  direc- 
tory.    London,  1866.     8°.  —2763 

Mayo,  Robert,  M.D.  The  affidavit  of  An- 
drew Jackson,  taken  by  the  defendants  in 
the  suit  of  Robert  Mayo  vs.  Blair  and  Rives, 
for  a  libel,  analysed  and  refuted.  3  ed., 
with  supplementary  notes.  Washington, 
1840.     8°.     {Bound  pamph.  v.  81.)  5933 

Chapter  of  sketches  on  finance  ;  with  an 

appendix  .  .  .  Baltimore,  1837.  8°.  {Bound 
pamph.  v.  81.)  5932 

Political  sketches  of  8  years  in  Wash- 
ington ..  .    Baltimore,  1839.    8°.        —1343 

Synopsis  of  the  commercial  and  revenue 

system  of  the  United  States,  as  developed  by 
instructions  and  decisions  of  the  Treasury 
Department.   Washington,  1847.   4°.    —1301 

The  Treasury  Department  and  its  various 

fiscal  bureaus,  their  origin,  organization, 
and  practical  operations,  illustrated  ;  being 
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{Ed. )     History  of  the  college  of  St.  John 

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{Ed.)  Speculum  historiale.    See  Richard, 

of  Cirencester. 

{Ed.)    Thirteen  satires  of  Juvenal.    See 

Juvenalis,  D.  J. 

Mayor,  Joseph  Bickersteth.  Guide  to  the 
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L.114 

2%€  same.    3  ed.     With  a  supplementary 

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Mayor  of  Wind-gap.    Banim,  M.      1276 

Mayotta.  Benoist  d'Azy,  A.   He  de  Mayotte. 

25  pp.     (  Correspondant,  v.  53, 1861,  p.  756.) 

Mayow,  Rev.  Robert  Wynell.    Sermons  and 

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Mayr,  Johann  Marie  Eck  von.    Leben.    46 

pp.    (Paull,  C.  F.,  Leben  grosser  helden,  v.  3,  p.  143.) 

Mayr.    See  also  Mayer. 

Mayrhofer,  Karl.  1837-83.  Ueber  die 
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Mazade,  Charles  de.  1821—.  Life  of  Count 
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Introduction.    35  pp.    (CzartoryskI,  L.,  Prince, 

Alexandre  let  le  Prince  Czartorr/ski,  p.  1.) 

{Ed. )    Correspondance  du  Marechal  Da- 

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Mazanderan  language.    Melgounof,  O. 

Essal  sur  les  dialectes  de  Mazanderan  et  de  Ghllan 
d'aprds  la  prouonciation  locale.  30  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  22, 1868,  p.  195.) 

Mazarin,  Hortense,  Duchesse  de.    See  Man- 

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Mazarin,  Jules,  Cardinal.   1602-61.   Lettres 

pendant  son  ministere,  recueillies  et  pub.  par 

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MOREAU,  C.      Bibliographie  des    Maza- 

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Perkins,  J.  B.    France  under  Mazarin. 

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Carn£,  L.  de.    Le  Cardinal  de  Mazarin.    89  pp. 

{Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1855,  u.  p^r.  2  s.  v.  10,  pp.  931, 1172 ; 
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rinvenlaire  et  du  proces-verbal  de  vente  du  moblller 
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parlement  portant  confiscation.  8  pp.  (Soc.antlq.de 
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James,  G.  P.  K.  Mazarln.  58  pp.  {In  their  Lives  of 
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(Rev.  contemp.  1865,  v.  4,  p.  385.)— Ijife  of  M.  15  pp. 
{Fraser's  Mag.  v.  4,  1831,  p.  480;  v.  5,  1832,  p.  40.)— 
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jgieux  envoyfie  Ji  M.  le  Prince  de  Cond6,  contenant  la 
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lUazatlaii.    Edwards,  H.    Life  in  M.    6  pp. 

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Mazeiiod,  Charles  Joseph  Eugene  de,  Bp.  of 

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Mazeppa,  Ivan  Stepanovitch.  VoGufi,  E. 
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Mazois,  Charles  FranQois.  1783-1826.  Palais 
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M azo-MartiliCz,  Juan  Bautista  del.  Thore, 

T.  E.  J.  Juan  Bautista  del  Mazo.  4  pp.  (Blanc,  A.  A. 
P.  C,  Jlist.  des peinires  :  Ecole  espagnole.) 

Maziire,  F.  A.  J.  1776-1828.  Histoire  de 
la  revolution  de  1688  en  Angleterre.  Paris, 
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Mazure,  P.  Adolphe.  1799-1870.  Diction- 
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usuelle  et  litteraire.    Paris,  1863.     8°.     1166 

Ittazza,  Antonio.     17  cent.     Urbis  Salerni- 

taiiao  hlstoria  et  antlquitates.  50  pp.  (Graovius,  J. 
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Mazzarella,  Bonaventura.     Critica   della 

scionza  ...  6  pp.  (Rev.  of,  by  E.  Boehmer,  in  Zeits. 
f.  philos.  V.  40,  1862,  p.  290.) 

Slazzella,  Scipione.    16  cent.    Urbium  Pu- 

toolorum  etCuraarum  descriptlo;  Situs  et  antlqultas 
Puteolorum,locoruinquovlclnorum.  72  pp.  (Graovlua, 
J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Ital.  v.  9,  pt.  4.) 

Mazzlni,  Andrea  Luigi.  —1849.  De  I'ltalie 
dans  ses  rapports  avec  la  libert6  et  la  civili- 
sation moderne.    Paris,  1847.    2  v.  8°.    3555 

Mazzini,  Giuseppe.  1805-72.  Life  and 
writings.    London,  1864-70.     6  v.  12°.    2193 

Contents.    Antoblograplilcal  and  political,  v. 

1,  3,  5.— UecordB  of  tho  broihers  Bandlera,  and  their 
follow  martyrs  at  Co80iiza,v.  3.— Byron  and  Goethe, 
V.  6.— On  tho  genius  and  tendency  of  tho  writings  of 
Thomas  Carlyle,  v.  4.— On  tho  History  of  tho  Frencli 
revolution,  by  Tliomas  Oarlylo,  v.  4. — Letter  to  Charles 
Albert,  v.  1. — Principles  of  cosmopolitanism,  v. 
3.— Two  letters  to  tho  pooplo  of  England  on  the  Crl- 
niean  -war,  v.  6.— Critical  and  literary,  v.  2,  4,  6. 
— Ou  the  minor  works  of  l>ante,v.4.— ThougUtaupou 


democracy  in  Snrope,  v.  6. — Europe :  its  condi- 
tion and  prospects,  v.  6.— Of  an  European  litera- 
ture, V.  2. — Persecution  of  the  exiles,  v.  3.—"  Faith 
and  the  future,"  v.  3. — On  fatality  considered  as 

an  element  of  the  dramatic  art,  v.  2 From  a  review 

of  Giannoni's  poem,  "The  eille,"  v.  2.— Thoughts 
addressed  to  the  priests  of  Italy  upon  the  evangelical 
letter  of  Gregory  XVI,  v.  1.— Eules  for  the  conduct 
of  guerrilla bauds,y.  1.— On  the  historical  drama, 
V.  2. — Holy  alliance  of  the  peoples,  v.  5. — On  the 
poems  of  Victor  Hugo,  v.  2.— Ou  Italian  literature 
since  1830,  v.  2.— Ou  the  unity  of  Italy,  v.  1.— Italy, 
Austria,  and  the  Pope,  a  letter  to  Sir  .James 
Graham,  v.  3.— Summary  of  articles  from  La  Jeune 
Suisse,  v.  3.— On  the  poems  of  Iiantartine,  v.  2. — 
Iiamennais,  v.  6. — Letter  to  the  Abbo  Lamennals, 
V.  3.— Essay  on  the  causes  which  have  hitherto  im- 
peded the  development  of  liberty  in  Italy,  v.  1.— The 
duties  of  man,  v.  4. — Address  to  the  memory  of  the 
martyrs  of  Cosenza,  v.  5. — Philosophy  of  music, 
V.  4. — Non-intervention,  v.  6. — Address  to  the 
council  of  the  People's  International  I<eague,v. 
6.— On  the  EucycUca  of  Pope  Pius  IX,  v.  5.— Thoughts 
addressed  to  the  poets  of  the  19  century,  v.  1. — From 
the  Pope  to  the  council,  v.  5. — On  the  revolutionary 
initiative,  v.  3. — Rome  and  the  French  govern- 
ment, V.  5. — Royalty  and  republicanism  in  Italy,  v. 

5. — George  Sand.  v.  6 From  an  article  on  Paolo 

Sarpl,  V.  2.— On  the  "  Theory  of  the  dagger,"  v. 
6. — Letter  to  Messrs.  De  Tocqueville  and  De  Fal- 

loux,  ministers  of  France,  V.  5 Tiolation  of  Maz- 

zini's  correspondence,  v.  3. — Pact  of  fraternity  of 
Toung  Europe,  v.  3.— General  Instructions  for  tho 
members  of  Ifoung  Italy,  v.  1.— Manifesto  of  Young 
Italy,  V.  1. — Notes  on  the  organisation  of  Young  Italy, 

V.  1 Writers  of  Young  Italy  to  their  countrymen,  v.  1. 

lEev.  of  In  Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  16, 1867,  p.  54.) 

Tayloe,  p.  a.  Joseph  Mazzini.  A  me- 
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Ventuei,  Mme.  E.  A.  Biographie  de  Maz- 
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Barker,  J.  S.    Mazzini.    12  pp.    {Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s. 

V.  5,  1872,  p.  639.)— Blind,  K.  Mazzini's  views  on 
Eussia  and  the  east.  37  pp.  (Intemat.  Rev.  v.  6, 1879, 
pp.  64,  1§4.)— Bouillier,  A.  Une  page  secrete  de 
rhistolro  d'ltalie ;  un  roi  et  un  consplrateur ;  Victor 
Emmanuel  et  Mazzini.  127  pp.  ( Correspondant,  n.  s. 
V.  89, 1881,  pp.  5,  248,  601,  881.)— Con-way,  M.  D.  Maz- 
zini. 19  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  45, 1872,  p.  274.)— Cur- 
ran,  J.  E.  Mazzini  and  the  Italian  revolution.  22  pp. 
(New  Englander,  v.  38,  1879,  p.  487.)— Masson,  D.  A 
memoir  of  M.  12  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  25, 1872,  p. 
509.)— Mazzini,  the  Italian  liberal.  5  pp.  {Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  4, 1852,  p.  404.) — Mazzini  :  -what  has  lie 
done  for  Italy?  25  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  \.  15,  ISIO, 
p.  383.)— Mazzini  :  Young  Europe.  10  pp.  {Dem. 
Rev.  V.  30,  18!52,  p.  41.)— Mazzini  and  new  Italy. 
42  pp.  {Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  58, 1873,  p.  103.)— Mazzini 
and  the  ethics  of  politicians.  27  pp.  (  n'estm. 
Rev.  V.  42, 1844,  p.  225.)— Monnier,  M.  Joseph  Mazzini. 
25  pp.  {IHbHoth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  59, 1877, 
p.  425.)— Myers,  F.  W.  H.  Mazzini.  35  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  V.  23, 1878,  pp.  513, 710.)— Venturl,  Mine.  E.  A. 
Eeligious  republicanism :  Mazzini  as  a  religious 
teacher.    23  pp.     {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  18,  1871,  p.  189.) 

AKazzoclii,  Alessio  Simmacho.     1684-1771. 

In  mutilum  Campaul  amphliheati-i  tltulum  allasquo 
nonnuUas  Campauas  inscriptlonos  comnientarius.  99 
pp.  (Poloni,  G.,  Utr.  tlies.  antiq.  Rom.  Gr.  nov.  supp.  v.  5, 
p.  485.) 

Mazzoclii,  Dominizio.    Vejorum  defensio. 

20  pp.     (Graovius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Ital.  v.  8,  pt.  3.) 

Mazzochi,  Jacopo.    17  cent.    Veji  defensio, 

sen  dlssertatio  qua  demonstratur  antlquos  Vejos  ho- 
dlernam  clvitatem  Castellauam  esse.  36  pp.  (Qrae- 
vlus,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Ital.  v.  8,  pt.  3.) 

Hazzola,  G.  F.  M.    See  Mazzuoli,  G.  F.  M. 

Mazziiclii^IIi,  Giovanni  Maria,  Conte.  1707- 
65.  Gli  scrittori  d 'Italia,  cioe  notizie  storiche 
e  critiche  intorno  alle  vite,  e  agli  scritti  dei 
letterati  italiani.  Brescia,  1753-63.  2  v.  in  6, 
fo.  W.71 

Contents. 
Abauo-Amblverl,  v.l,  pt.  1.    Beaqua-Blondollllo,v.2,pt.2 
Ambra-Azzone,  v.  1,  pt.  2.       Boa-Bozzulo,  v.  2,  pt.  3. 
Baba-Bazzolano,  v.  2,  pt.  1.    Bra-Buzzuola,  v.  2,  pt.  4. 

Vita  di  Lutgl  Alamauui.    72  pp.    (Alamauni,  L., 

La  cvUivazione,  p.  3.) 


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Mead,  Edwin  Doak.  1849—.   Martin  Luther. 

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Mead,  Henry  [Ed.)  Curiosities  of  literature. 

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Meals.    See  Eating.— Food. 

Meaudriiis,  of  Miletus.    See  Leander. 

Meanness,  False  views  of.    4  pp.    {Fraser^s 

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Les  iuttes  religieuses  en  France  au  XVI  siftcle.  8  pp. 
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See  aiso  Iran. — Median  language. 


MEDIAEVAL  ALPHABETS 


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Hediaeval   alphabets.  Hand  book  of. 

Shaw,  H.  —1731 

Mecliaeval  alphabets   and  initials  for 

illuminators.    Delamotte,  F.  G.  — 1725 

MediaeTal  architecture.  Lectures  on. 

Scott,  Sir  G.  G.    3  v.  —1784 

MediaeTal  church  and  altar  decorations 

in  Rome.     Parker,  J.  H.  1774 

MediaeTal  ciTilization.    Adams,  G.  B. 

3727 
MediaeTal  geography.    Bevan,  i2ei;.W. 

L.,  and  Phillott,  Eev.  H.  W.  1455 

MediaeTal  history.  Student's  handbook 

of.  •M'Burney,I.  2447 

MediaeTal  history.   Studies  in.    Stille, 

C.  J.  2416 

MediaeTal  philosophy  .  .  .  from  the  5 

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cyc.  Metropol.)  1176 

MediaeTal  popes,  emperors,  kings,  and 

crusaders.     Busk,  Mrs.  W.     4  v.  3785 

MediaeTal   preachers   and   preaching. 

Neale,  J.  M.  —4236 

MediaeTal  Tessels  in  the  form  of  eques- 
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Medical  and  surgical  memoirs.  Smith, 
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Medical  digest.    Neale,  R.  —8773 

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Medical  ethics  and  etiquette.    Flint,  A. 

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Medical  family  registers.    Galton,  F. 

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Medical  history  of  the  expedition  to  the 
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See  also  Infanticide. — Insanity. 

Medical  knowledge  of  Shakespeare. 

Bucknill,  J.  C.  3304 

Medical  lexicon.    Dunglison,  B.        1154 
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Medical  portrait  gallery.  Pettigrew, 
T.  J.    4  V.  in  2.  3763 

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Medical  zoology  and  mineralogy.    Ste- 
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Grand  Duke  of  Tuscany. 


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Medici,  Francesco  de',  Grand  Duke  of  Tus- 
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La  IVencla  da  Barberlno.    34  pp.    (Ferrarlo,  G., 

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MEHREN 


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Meiboni,    Marcus, 
musicae    auctores 
Amstelodami,  1652. 

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HI eliren,  A.  F.  Expose  de  la  reforme  de 
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n.  d.     8°.  —2285 

Correspondance  phllosophlque  d'Ib»  Sab'iii  avec 

I'Empereur  Frederic  II.  13  pp.  (Cong,  iuternaz. 
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Melirerau,  ^Msina.     Bergmann,J.    Necro- 

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Alebring,  Franz.  Die  deutsche  social  demo- 
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Melli'ingf  Georg  von.  Philosophisch-kri- 
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Meibauer,  R.  O.     Die  stern warte  zu  Green- 

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Meibom,  Heinrich.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem. 

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Meiboni,  Johann  Heinrich.    1590-1655.    De 

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1630-1711.      Antiquae 
septera.      [Gr.    et  Lat.] 
2  V.  sm.  4°.  8283 

Introductlo  musica,  v.  1. — 
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{Tr.)    Alypi  introductio  musica.    M.  Melbomius 

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Mcidiiiger,  Johann  Valentin.  1756-1822. 
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Meier,  Ernst  Heinrich.  1813 — .  Deutsche 
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Die  grabschrift  des  sidonischen  koenigs 

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Die    reform    der  verwaltungs-organisa- 

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Die  •worthbezelchnungon  auf   mnhaminedanl- 

schcii  muenxeu.  21  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesolls. 
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liischriftcii.  72  pp.  (Doutsch.  morg.  ge.solls.  Zeils. 
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Marseille  nobst  dem  bruchstuock  oluer  neuontdeck- 
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•  morg.  goaoUs.  Zeils.  v.  19, 1805,  p.  90.) 

Hay,  C.  A.    Meier's  Lexicon  of  Hebrew  roots.    18 

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Meier,  John.  Formulae  and  tables  for  ex- 
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Meier,  Moritz  Hermann  Eduard,  and 
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—1328 

Meier.    See  also  Meyer. 

Meier  Helnibrecht;  gedicht.    Wernher 

der  Gaerlner.  68  pp.  (Pfeiffer,  F.,  Deutsch.  classik.  des 
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Meigant.    600-650.    Elegy  on  Cynddylain, 

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Meiggg,    Henry.    Wetmore,  C.  A.     Harry 

MeiggslnPoru.  8pp.  [Ooerld.  Monthly,  v.  7, 1871,  p.  175.) 

Meigs,  James  Aitken,  M.  D.     1829—.    Jacob 

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Meikle,    S.    Leaving  port ;    a  passenger's 

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Meiklejohn,  J.,  M.  D.  An  old  educational 
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Professorships   and  lectureships  on  edncatlon. 

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Meilbac,    Henri.     1831—.     La    force    des 

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iilndau,  P.    Mellhac  und  Halfivy.    8  pp.    {Drama- 

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Meillaii,  N.  de.  Memoires ;  avec  des  notes 
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Meilyr  (Brydydd).     1120-60.     Elegy  on  Gr. 

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Meilyr    ab    Owalchmai.     1170-1220. 

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Mein  Roemerzug.  2  v.  Gaudy,  F.  B.  L. 
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Meiuaiier  iiaturlelire.  Wackernagel, 
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Meine  sehriften  aus  der  emigration.  Kos- 
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Meine  Vaterstadt  Stavenhagen.    171  pp. 

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Meiiie  wanderuiigeii  und  wandelungen. 

Arudt,  E.  M.  1468 

Meine  zeit,  mein  leben.  Pulszky,  F.  A.  4  v. 

5885 

Meineke,  Johann  Albert  Friedrich  August. 

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3  V.  in  1,  4°.  3281 

Vindiciarum     Aristophanearum     liber. 

Lipsiae,  1865.    8°.  3266 


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MEISSNEE 


(Ed.)    Aristophanis  comoediae.   See  Aris- 
tophanes. 

{Ed.)    Callimachi  Cyrenensis  Hymni  et 

epigrammata.     See  Callimachus. 

(Ed.)     Fragraenta    comicorum    Graeco- 

iTim.    Berolini,  1839-57.     5  v.  in  7,  8°.    3294 

Contents. 


Alcaeus,  v.  2,  pt.  2. 
Alexander,  v.  4. 
Alexis,  V.  3. 
Amlpsias,  v.  2,  pt.  2. 
Am  phis,  V.  3. 
Anaxandrides,  v.  3. 
Auaxilas,  v.  3. 
Auaxlppus,  V.  4. 
Autldotus,  V.  3. 
Autiphanes,  v.  3. 
ApoUodorus  Carystlus.v.  4. 
ApoUodorua  Gelous,  v.  i. 
ApoUodorus  (incertum  Ge- 
lousne  an  Carystlus),  v.  4. 
Apollophanos,  v.  2,  pt.  2. 
Araros,  v.  3. 
Archedlcus,  v.  4. 
Arcliippus,  V.  2,  pt.  2. 
Aristagoras,  v.  2,  pt.  2. 
Aristomenes,  v.  2,  pt.  2. 
Arlstonymus,  v.  2,  pt.  2. 
Aristophanes,  v.  2,  pt.  2. 
Arlstophon,  v.  3. 
Athenlo,  v.  4. 
Autocles,  V.  2,  pt.  2. 
Axlonlcus,  V.  3. 
Bato,  V.  4. 
Calllas,  V.  2,  pt.  2. 
Callicrates,  v.  3. 
CalUppus,  V.  4. 
Cantharus,  v.  2,  pt.  2. 
Cephlsodorus,  v.  2,  pt.  2. 
Charlclodes,  v.  4. 
Chlonides,  v.  2,  pt.  1. 

Clearchus,  v.  4. 

Crates,  v.  2,  pt.  1. 

Cratlnus,  v.  2,  pt.  1. 

Cratiuus  Junior,  v.  3. 

Crlto,  V.  4. 

Crobylus,  v.  4. 

Danioxenus,  v.  4. 

Demetrius,  v.  2,  pt.  2. 

Demotriua,  v.  4. 

Demouicus,  v.  4. 

Dexicrates,  v.  4. 

Diodes,  v.  2,  pt.  2. 

Dlodorua,  v.  3. 

Dlonysius,  v.  3. 

Dioxlppus,  V.  4. 

Diphllus,  V.  4. 

Dromo,  v.  3. 

Ecpbautides,  t.  2,  pt.  1. 

Ephlppus,  V.  3. 

Eplcrates,  v.  3. 

Eplgcues,  V.  3. 

Epllycus,  V.  2,  pt  2. 

Epinicus,  v.  4. 

Erlphus,  V.  3. 

Euaugelus,  v.  4. 

Eubulides,  v.  3. 

Eubulus,  V.  3. 

Eudoxus,  V.  4. 


Euphro,  V.  4. 
EupoUs,  V.  2,  pt.  1. 
Euthycles,  v.  2,  pt.  2. 
Hegemon,  v.  2,  pt.  2. 
Hegesippus,  v.  4. 
Henlochus,  v.  3. 
HeracUdes,  v.  3. 
Heraclltus,  v.  3. 
Hormippus,  v.  2,  pt.  I. 
Hlpparchus,  v.  4. 
Lao,  V.  4. 
Leuco,  V.  2,  pt.  2. 
Lynceus,  v.  4. 
Lyslppus,  V.  2,  pt.  2. 
Macho,  V.  4. 
Magnes,  v.  2,  pt.  1. 
Menander,  v.  4. 
Metageues,  v.  2,  pt.  2. 
Mneslmachus,  v.  3. 
Myrtilus,  v.  2,  pt.  1. 
Nausicrates,  v.  4. 
Nice,  V.  4. 

Nlcochares,  v.  2,  pt.  2. 
Nlcolaus,  V.  4. 
Nicomachus,  v.  4. 
Nicophon,  v.  2,  pt.  2. 
Nicostratus,  v.  3. 
Ophelio,  V.  3. 
Pherecratea,  v.  2,  pt.  1. 
Philemo,  V.  4. 
Philemo  minor,  v.  4. 
Phlletaerus,  v.  3. 
Phillochus,  V.  4. 
Phllippldes,  V.  4. 
Philiscus,  V.  3. 
Philonidea,  v.  2,  pt.  1. 
Philostephanus,  v.  4. 
Phllyllius,  V.  2,  pt.  2. 
Phoeuicldes,  v.  4. 
Phryuichus,  v.  2,  pt.  1. 
Plato,  V.  2,  pt.  2. 
Polyzelus,  v.  2,  pL  2. 
Posldlppus,  V.  4. 
Sannyrio,  v.  2,  pt.  2. 
Sophilus,  V.  3. 
Sosicrates,  v.  4. 
Sosipater,  v.  4. 
Sotades,  v.  3. 
Stephanas,  v.  4. 
Strato,  V.  4. 
Strattls,  V.  2,  pt.  2. 
Susario,  v.  2,  pt.  1. 
Teleclides,  v.  2,  pt.  1. 
Theoguetus,  v.  4, 
Theophilus,  v.  3. 
Thoopompus,  V.  2,  pt.  2. 
Thugenides,  v.  4. 
Timocles,  v.  3. 
Timostratus,  t.  4. 
Tlmotheus,  v.  3. 
Xenarchus,  v.  3. 
Xeno,  T.  4. 


Eunicus,  V.  2,  pt  2. 

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tionls  de  flUls,  qui  jjatros  ex  Incendlo  gestarunt  ex 
.^liano.v.  17. --InterprotatloorationisiEscliliiis  con- 
tra Cteslphontem,  v.  17.— Liber  de  Aiiiiua,  v.  13.— De 
arbore  consaiigninitatls  etaUlultatisslvo  degradl- 
bus  dlssertatio,  v.  16.— Argumentum  et  scholia  in 
Aristoplianis  Nubes,  v.  18.— Euarratlones  aliquot 
libroruin  ethlcorum  Aristotelis,  v.  16.— Commeu- 
tarll  In  aliquot  politicos  libros  Arlstotolls,  v.  16. — Con- 
f  utatlo  Articulornm  rusticaiioi-um,  v.  20. — Expll- 
catlo  Asliil  papalis,  v.  20.— Llbrl  in  qulbus  onar- 
ravlt  auctores  classicos,  v.  16-19. — luterpretatio 
duorum  locorum  ex  Callliiiacbii  Hymnis,  et  trlum 

allorum  locorum,  v.  19 Chronlcon  Carionis,  v.  12. 

— Carmina,  v.  10,  20. — Do  electlone  et  coronatione 
Carol!  V,  Caesarls  historia,  v.  20. — Catecliesis 
puerilis,  v.  23.— Annotatlones  et  scholia  in  plures 
Ciceronls  libros  s  Prolegomena  In  Offlcia  Clcoronls, 
coUatloue  actiouum  Atticarum  et  Komanarum  au- 
nexa;  Argumentum  et  Scholia  in  Offlcia  Ciceronls; 
Annotatlones  in  Laellum  Clcoronis ;  Scholia  in  Cice- 
ronls de  Oratore  Dlalogos  tres ;  Scholia  in  Clc.  Orato- 
rem  ;  Scholia  in  Ciceronls  Toplca;  In  primam,  prae- 
cipuam,  et  dlfflcllUmam  partem  oratorlarum  partl- 
tiouum  Ciceronls  commentarlus;  Artlflclum,  dispo- 
sltlo  et  Integra  paraphrasis  oratlonls  Ciceronls  pro  A. 
Llcinlo  Archia  Poeta  ;  Dispositlo  et  i)araphra8ls  ora- 
tlonls Ciceronls  pro  M.  Marcello  ;  Dispositlo  Oratlonls 
Ciceronls  pro  T.  Annio  Mllone;  Argumentum,  para- 
phrasis ot  annotatlones  in  Ciceronls  oratlonem  pro  L. 
Murena;  Commentarlus  in  Cicorouis  Orationem  pro 
M.  Caello  Kufo ;  Scholia  in  Ciceronls  oratlonem  pro 
Sex.  Kosclo  Amorluo ;  Pro  P.  Sylla ;  Pro  A.  Caeclua ; 
Pro  Q.  Ligario  ;  Pro  Rege  Delotaro  ;  Pro  C.  Eablrio ;  Pro 
P.  Sestio  ;  In  L.  Pisonom  ;  Scholia  in  Cicorouis  Oratlo- 
num  Philipplcarum,  primam  secundam,  tertlam  et  no- 
uam;  Scholia  in  Clcoronis  oratlonem,  pro  lego  Manilla; 
Argumeuta  et  Scholia  in  Ciceronls  Eplstolas  ad  Famlli- 
ares ;  Scholia  in  Clcoronis  quatuor  Orationos  In  L.  Catlll- 

nam,  v.  16-18 liotutatioabusuumcoeiiae  Doiuiui  5 

Sententla  veterum  aliquot  scrlptorum  de  coenae  Domi- 
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V.  15.— Compendiarla  dialeclices  ratio,  v.  20. — Coii- 
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delluoatlo;  Confesslo  Augustana  Ipsa:  Oonfossio  Au- 
gUBtana  Latine  scrlpta;  Confesslo  Augustana  Gor- 
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gnstanae,  v.  27 — Apologia  confe^tslonls  Augustanae. 
Apologia  altera :  Apologlae  Latinae  ampliores  luterpre- 
tatio Gernianlca ;  Uepetltlo  Coufosslonis  Augustanae 
slve  Confesslo  doctrlnae  Saxonlcarum  Eccleslarum; 
Confesslouls  Sa.xonlcao  Latinae  Intorprctiitionea  Ger- 
manicae,  v.  28.— Confiitatio  Coufessionls  Au- 
gustanae i  Deconfulatiouelmporatorisjuasu  Latino 
ot  Gormanlco  scrlpta;  De  contutatiouibus  prlvato 
coUBlUo  factls :  Coufutatlonos  Ipslae :  Contutatio  La- 
tlna;  Conf utatlo  Gormaulca;  Epltomae  confutatlouls 
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Dofonslo  conJu|a;ii  sacerdotum  pla  ot  orudlta,  y. 
23.— Dlssertatio  do  contractibus,  v.  16.— Conimou- 
tarlus  lu  Eplstolas  Paul!  ad  Corlutliios,  v.  16.— In 
Danlclcin  prophetam  commentarlus,  v.  13.— Decla- 
niai  tones,  v.  11 ,  12.— luterprolatlo  Latina  aliquot  ora- 
tlonum  Dcinosthenis  «  luterpretatio  trlum  olynthl- 
acarum  oratlonum  Domosllieuls ;  Oratlonls  Phlllp- 
plcjio  prlmao  DomoHthonis;  Oratlonls  primao  Do- 
moslhenis  contra  AristogUouem ;  Oratlonls  Domoa- 
lliculs  do  Corona ;  Duoruin  locorum  orulluulu  Duuios- 


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Arratl,  et  Opplanl,  v.  19. — Interpretatio  aliquot  epl- 
graniiuatam.  allorumque  carmlnum  veterum,  quo- 
rum auctores  Ignotl  sunt,  v.  19. — Epistolae,  praefa- 
tlones,  conslUa,  judlcla,  schedae,  academlcae,  v.  1-10. 
— Quod  epistolarnm  rellquum  est;  Indices  eplsto- 

larum,  v.  lo.— Annotatlones  in  Eplstolas,  v.  15 De 

Erasmo  et  Luthero  eloglon,  ratio  dlscendl,  et  quo 
Judiclo  Augustinus,  Ambroslus,  Orlglnes  ac  rellqul 
doctores  legendl  slnt.v.  20. — Erotemata  Dialect! ca, 
V.  13.— Etliicae  doctrinae  elementorum  llbrl  n,  v. 
16. — Scrlpta  ad  etbicen  et  politlcen  spectantia,  et 
dissertatlones  lis  annexae,  v.  10. — Interpretatio  Latlna 
duodeviglntl  Tragocdiarum  Earipidis:  Hecubae; 
Orestls;  Plioenissarum;  Medeao;  Hlppolytl  Coronatl; 
Alcestidls;  Andromacbes;  Supplicum;  Iphlgenlae 
In  Aulide ;  Ii)higenlae  In  Taurls  ;  Rhesl ;  Troadum  ; 
Baccharum ;  Cyclopia ;  Heraclldarum  ;  Helenae  ; 
lonls ;  Horculls  f urentis,  v.  18.  —  Annotatlones  In 
Evan<];elin,  v.  14,  15.— Gommentarlus  in  Genesin, 
V.  13.— Gramniatica  Graeca  Integra,  v.  20.— Gram- 
matica  Latiua,  v.  20.  —  Argumentum  concionum 
prophetae  Haggai,  v.  13 — Enarratlo  et  Interpretatio 
Latinaoperls  Ileslodi:  EnBrratlo  Heslodei  poematla 
inscriptl  opera  et  dies  ;  Interpretatio  aliquot  locorum 
Heslodei  poematls  Inscriptl  opera  et  dies,  v.  18. — 
Higtoriae  quaedam  recltatae  Inter  publicas  lec- 
tloues,  e  codlce  manuscripto  prlmum  edltae,  annexis 
additamentls  ad  Eberl  Caleudarium,  v.  20.— Scrlpta 
ad  historiani  et  geograpblam  spectantia,  v.  20. — 
Scrlpta  ad  historiani  profauam  et  pbilosopblam 
spectantia.  v.  13. — Interpretatio  Latlna  et  enarratlo 
operum  Homerl :  Interpretatio  aliquot  locorum 
liiados ;  luterpretatlo  aUquot  locorum  Odysseae ; 
Scholia  in  Batrachomyomachlan ;  Interpretatio  et 
enarratlo  loci  ex  Hymno  Homerico  InHermen,  v.  18. — 
Argumentum  in  leaaiam  prophetam,  v.  13. — Insti- 
tntio  pnerllts  literarnm  Graecarnm,  v.  20. — 
Argumentum  in  Jeremiam,  v.  13. — Annotatlones  in 
Evaiigellura  Joanuis,  v.  14. — Enarratlo  In  Evange- 
Uum  Joannis,  v.  15. — Quaestloues  aliquot  ethlcae  de 
jnrameutis,  excommunicatlone  et  allis  caslbus  ob- 
scurls,  V.  10.— Scholia  in  Porcli  Iiatronis  declama- 

tlonom  contra  Luclum  Sergium  Catllinam,  v.  17 

Iiibri  vlsitatoril.  [i<i<.  and  Ger.],v.26.—i:iOciTlieo- 
logici.  [Lat.andGeT.\,\.  21,22.— Delocls  commaiii- 
bu8  ratio,  v.  20. —  Interpretatlone  Latlna  duurum 
opusculorumliiiclant :  OrationisLucianiCalumuiae 
nou  esse  temere  credendum;  Lucianlcl  encomll  in 
Deraosihenem,  v.  17.— Vita  Martini  Lntberi  (Prole- 
gomena),v.  20. — Interpretatio  oratlonls  Liycargi  con- 
tra Leocratem,  v.  17.— Churrerll  Interpretatio  Epls- 
tolae  Lygidis  ad  Hlpparchum,  Helanthone  praecep- 
tore  facta,  v.  17. —  Expllcationes  In  initium  Mala- 
cliiae,T.  13. — Annotatlones  in  Erangelium  Mattbaei, 
V.  14.— Exhoriatio  MaximlUani  Caegaris  ad  bellum 
Turcls  intorendum,  t.  20.— Interpretatio  duorum  loco- 
rum Menaudri,  v.  18. — Nomina  mensnarnin  et 
Tocabula  rol  numariae,  v.  20.  —  Clavis  noniinum 
alligorlcomm,  v.  10. — Orationes  Aeadeniicae, 
V.  10.— Examen  ordlnandoruin.  [Ger.  atul  Lat.],  v. 
2:5.- Enarratlo  duorum  operum  Ovidii  :  Fastorum ; 
Metamorphosen,  v.  19.— Expllcatlo  locorum  Palaes- 
tiuae,  V.  20.  —  Argumentum  Epistolae  Paull  ad 
Pliilippense8,T.  15. — PliilosopIi.iae  moralis  epi- 
tomes llbrl  II,  V.  16. — Interpretatio  Latlna  carminum 
Pindari :  Olympiorum  ;  Pythlorum ;  Nemeorum  ; 
Xsthmiorum,  v.  19.— Prologi  duo  in  Planti  Milltepj  et 
in  Senecae  Thyestem,  v.  19.— Paraphrasis  Pliuianae 
praefatlonls,  v.  17. —  Interpretatio  quaestlonis  Plu- 
tarciii  de  nota  Pythagorica,  qua  hospitem  Hlrundl- 
nem  rcclpl  nolebaut,  et  duorum  allorum  locorum,  v. 
17.— Doctrlnado  poenltentia,  V.  23.— Postillae  Me- 
lanthonianae.v.  24, 25.-Propo8itlones  et  disputa- 
tiones.v.  12.— Prosodia.v.  20.— Expllcatlo  Proverbl- 
omm  Salomoniii.v.  14. — Commentarll  in  Psaliuos, 
V.  13.-Iuterpretatlo  operls  quadripartitl  Claudll  Ptol- 

emaei  de  praedictloulbus  astrunomicis,  v.  18. Euar- 

ratio  librl  deciml  iustitutionum  oratoriarum  Q,aintl- 
liani,v.  17.— Elementorum  rhetorices  llbrl  II, v.  13.— 
Annotatlones  in  Eplstolas  Paull  ad  Rontanos,  v.  15. — 

Bontentiae  ex  Sacris  Scriptnris  coUectae,  v.  23 

Annotatlones  In  Sallu«tii  Crispi  de  conluratlone 
Catillnae  librum ;  In  Sallustii  Crlspl  do  bello  Jugur- 
thlno  librum ;  In  eplstolas  ad  C.  Caesarem  de  repub- 


licaordlnanda,  v.  17.— Rellqua  scripta  philologica, 
V.  20. — Scrlpta  variiargnnieuti,  v.  20. — Llbrl  In  qui- 
bus enarravit  Scriptnrani  Sacram.  v.  13-15.— Inter- 
pretatio duorum  fragmentorum  Simonidis  Get  et 
Baccbylldis,  v.  19. — Admonitlo  de  somniornm  gene- 
ribus  eorumque  conjectlone,  annexis  aliquot  somnis 
de  verae  rellgionis  corruptlone,  v.  20.— Interpretatio 
duorum  locorum  ex  Sophoclis  Tragoedlis,  v.  18. — 
Historla  de  Francisco  Spera,  v.  20. — Interpretatio  ju- 
rlsj  urandi  Attici,  ex  Stobaeo,  v.  17. — Enarratlo  aym.- 

boli  Jficeni ;    Expllcatlo  symboll  Nicenl,    v.  23 

Syntaxis,  v.  20.— In  Cornelli  Taciti  de  situ  moribus 
et  populls  Germanlae  llbellum  commentarlus,  v.  17. — 
Enarratlo  comoediarum  Terentil,  v.  19.— Interpreta- 
tio IdylliiXIX  Tbeocriti,  V.  18. — Interpretatio  senten- 
tiarum  Tbeoguidls  5  Expllcatlo  sententiarum  The- 
ognldls,  V.  19."Argumeutum  In  Tlirenos,  v.  12.~Inter- 
pretatlo oratlonum  exTbncldldlslibr.  I-VII,v.  17. — 
Enarratlo  Epistolae  Paull  ad  Tiinotbenm,  v.  15.— In- 
terpretatio duarum  elegiarura  Tyrtaei  etSolonls,  at- 
que  loci  PhocyUdis,  v.  19. — Enarratlo  operum  Vir- 
gllll  Bucolicon;  Goorgicon;  Aneldos,  v.  19. — Annales 
-vitae,  V.  28.— Scrlpta  quaedam  ad  -ritain  et  obltum 

Melanthonis  spectantia,  v.   10 Interpretatio  Latlna 

oratlonls  et  narratlonls  ex  Xenopbonte  ;  Oratlonls 
Criilae  contra  Theramenem ;  Narratlonls  prodlcl  do 
Hercule,  v.  17. — Commentarlus  in  prophetam  Zacha- 
riam,  v.  13. — Indices,  v.  28. 

Epistolae,  judicia,  consilia,  testimonia,  alio- 

rumque  ad  eum  epistolae  quae  in  Ck)rpore  Re- 
formatorum  desiderantur  undique  ex  MSS 
et  libris  editis  collegit  et  secundum  seriem 
annorum  dierumque  disposuit  Henricus  Er- 
nestus  Bindseil.    Halis  Saxonum,  1874.    8°. 

—3245 

Oratio  de  Friderlco,  Landgravlo  Thurlnglae  et 

Marchlone  Misniae,  cuj  us  f  ult  a  matre  admorsa  gena. 
5  pp.     (Mencke,  3.  B.,  Script,  rer.  Gemumic.  v.  2.  p.  1057.) 

Camerarius  (Liebhard),  J.     De  Philippi 

Melanchthonis  ortu,  totius  vitae  curriculo, 
et  morte.    n.  d. 

CkDX,  F.  A.    Life  of  Melanchthon.     1817. 

Ledderhose,  G.  F.    Life  of  Melanchthon. 

1855. 

Schmidt,  C.  Philipp  Melanchthon.    1861. 

[Ld^en  der  vaeter  der  hither,  kirche,  v.  3.) 

Character  and    -works    of    M.      30    pi).     (Brit, 

Quart.  Rev.  v.  3, 1846,  p.  191.)— Edwards,  B.  B.  Lifo 
of  M.  46  pp.  {Bibliolh.  Sacra,  v.  3, 1846,  p.  301.)— Ha- 
gen,  K.  Melancthon  als  politlker.  24  pp.  (Prutz, 
K.  E.,  LiterarhUt.  laschenb.  v.  3,  p.  157.)— Hall,  E.  B. 
Cox's  Life  of  M.  18  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  20, 1836,  p.  273.) 
— Hntcbison,  J.  Melanchthon.  13  pp.  [Fraser's 
Mag.  u.  8.  V.  14,  1876,  p.  723.)— Neander,  A.  Melanc- 
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renaissance.  Melancthon.  126  pp.  {Kev.  d.  deux- 
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J.  of  Education,  v.  4, 1858,  p.  741.) 

Melander,  Otho.     "Joco-Seria."     10  pp. 

(Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  133, 1883,  p.  267.) 

Melanesia.   Wallace,  A.  R.  Melanesia.    99 

pp.     {In  his  Australasia,  p.  434.) 

Melanesian  languages.   Godrixgton,  R. 

H.     The  Melauesian  languages.     1SS5. 
Melange  amusaut.    113  pp.    Le  Sage,  A. 

R.,  (Euvres,\.  12,  p.  371. 

Melange  from  the  journal  and  notes  of  an 

employe.  44  pp.  (^Eraser's  Mag.  v.  15,  1837,  p.  635 ;  v. 
IG,  1S37,  pp.  199,  410,  578;  v.  17,  1838,  p.  766.) 

Melanges.  Extraits  des  MSS-  Necker,S.  C. 

3  V.  .  2294 
Melanges  asiatiqnes.    Remusat,  J.  P.  A. 

4  V.  3176 
Melanges  biograpliiques  et  litteraires. 

Guizot,  F.  P.  G.  3814 

Melanges  de  g^ologie  et  de  physique 

geueiale.    Humboldt,  F.  W.  H.  A.,  Freilierr 

von.     2  V.  —1517,  —1513 

Melanges  de  la  Soci^te  des  bibliophiles 

frangois.    See  Societe  des  bibliophiles  fran- 

Qois. 


MfiLANGES 


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MELI 


Melanges  de  litt^rature  et  de  politique. 
Constant  de  Rebecque,  H.  B.  2275 

Melanges  de  litt^rature  orientale.  Car- 
donne,  D.  D.     2  v.  3176 

Melanges  de  pbysique  et  de  chimie. 
Moigne,  F.  N.  M.  —1518 

Melanges  d'liistoire  et  de  philologie 
orientale.     Quatremere,  E.  M.  2446 

Melanges  d'liistoire  et  de  voyages.  Re- 
nan,  J.  E.  2446 

Melanges  historiques.  Choix  de  docu- 
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Contents.  Balzac,  J.  L.  G.  de.  Lettres,  v.  1.— Bar- 
tli^leniy,  E.,  Comte  do  {Ed.)  Obituarlum  TemplI  Re- 
meusis,  v.  4.— Bartlieleiny,  L.  Procds-verbal  de  vl- 
Bito,  en  1323,  des  fortiflcatlons  des  cotes  do  Provence  et 
des  munitions  d'armes  et  do  vivres,  depuis  Albaron 
(Bouclies-du-Eliono)  Jusqu'S,  la  Turbio  (Alpes-marl- 
times).    Resistance  do  Marseille  aux  ordrcs  du  roi,  v. 

i Vita  Sancti  Bertiiii  metrlca  prima,  anonymo  auc- 

toro,  V.  2.— Bossuct,  J.  B.  Lettres  k  Daniel  Huet,  v.  2. 
— Brnel,A.  {Ed.)  Poullles  des  dioceses  de  Clermont  et 
do  Saint- Flour  du  XIV  au XVIII  sifecle,  v.  l.-Buatron, 
F.  Chronique  de  I'ile  de  Chypre,  pub.  par  Een6  de 
Mas-Latrie,  v.  5.— Panfigyrlque  et  olHco  de  Saint  Dl*, 
V.  1. — Guillaume,  2e  Maire,  lip.  of  Angers.  Liber,  v. 
2.— Le  Men,  E.  F.  L.,  and  Ernault,  E.  Cartulaire  do 
Landoveunoc,  v.  5.— L.e  Vaclicr,  J.  Corrcspondance 
falsant  connaltre  lo  vrai  motif  dela  rupture  do  la  palx 
entre  la  France  et  la  regence  d'Alger  (1676-83),  v.  4.— 
Iiougiion,  A.  H.  {Ed.)  PoulUo  du  diocese  do  Cahors, 
V.  2.— lioiiis  XIV,  King  of  France.  Lettres  au  Cardi- 
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9Ias-Ijatrle,  J.  M.  J.  L.  de.  Commerce  et  expedi- 
tions militalros  de  la  France  et  do  Veulso  au  moyen 
fige,  V.  3.— Documents  nouveaux  servant  do  preuves  h 
I'blstoire  de  I'lle  de  Chypre  sous  le  rfigne  des  princes 
de  la  maison  de  Lusignan,  v.  4.— Mlreur,  (— ).  Liguo 
des  ports  do  Provence  conire  les  pirates  barbaresques 
en  1585-86,  v.  5.— Moraiid,  F.  (El.)    Dlfflnitioues  ca- 

I^ituli  generalls  Cluniacensis  auni  1333,  v.  1 Papil- 

loM  de  la  Fert*,  D.  P.  J.  {Ed.)  Extrait  sur  I'ad- 
ministratlon  de  I'argenterie,  menus,  plaistrs,et  affaires 
de  la  chambre  du  rol,  1784,  v.  2.— Kiclielien,  A.  J.  du 
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Alger  le  1  Janvier  1694,  entre  le  Dey  d'Alger  et  la  Com- 

pagnio  du  Bastion  de  Franco,  v.  2 Tuetey,  A.  {Ed.) 

Testaments  cnregistres  au  parlemont  de  Paris  sous  le 
rSguo  de  Charles  VI,  v.  3.— Witt,  J.  de.  Correspou- 
dauce  frangalso,  v.  1. 

Melanges  historiques  et  litteraires.  Ba- 
rante,  A.  G.  P.  B.,  Baron  de.    3  v.  2G04 

Melanges  Iiistoriques,  satiriques,  et 
anecdotiques.     Bois-Jourdain,  ( — ).     3  v. 

—1177 

Melanges  pliilosophiques.  Jouffroy, 
T.  S.     2  v.  —1417 

Melanippides.    B.  C.  5  cent.    Fragmenta. 

[Gr.]  4  pp.  (Borgk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  1244.)— 
The  tame.  [Or.  et  Ger.]  4  pp.  (Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr. 
Zynfc<r,  V.  6,  p.  277.) 

Melanopus.    B.  C.  4  cent.    Fragmentum. 

1  p.    (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Bibliolh.  gr.  Oral.  Attici,  v.  2,  p.  309.) 

Melaiitliius.     B.   C.   5  cent.     Fragmenta. 

[6Y.J  1  p.  (Borgk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  2,  p.  583.)— 
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Melastouiae.  Humboldt,  F.  W.  H.  A., 
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Melbourne,  Viscount.    See  Lamb,  W. 

Melbourne,  Australia.    Franklyn,   H.  M. 

The  Molbourno  public  library.  6  pp.  {JUacmillan's 
Mag.  V.  45,  1882,  p.  370.)— Manning,  J,  Our  anti- 
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Melbourne,  England.  Wilkins,  W.  De- 
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Melcliizedek.    Aubertin,  C.   A.    Eternal 

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Lat.]    12  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  05,  p.  1117.) 

Melconibe-Regis,  Baron  of.  See  Doding- 
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Meldrum,  William.  Lyndsay,  Sir  D.  His- 
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William  Meldrum.  1594  ;  repr.  1792.  (Pink- 
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The  same.     1806.     (Poet,  works,  v.  2.) 
TJie  same.     1868.     {Early  Eng.  Text  Soc. 
No.  35.) 

Meleager,  of  Qadara.  B.  C.  1  cent.  Epi- 
grammata,  tamquam  specimen  novae  recen- 
sionis  anthologiae  Graecae  cum  observationi- 
bus  criticis  ed.  Fridericus  Graefe.  Lipsiae, 
1811.     8°.  3296 

Minor  Greek  poets  :  Meleager.    2  pp.    {Eraser's 

Mag.  V.  1, 1830,  p.  008.)— Passow,  F.  L.  K.  F.  Do  vesti- 
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Bewve,  C.  A.  M61eagre.  23  pp.  {Bev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1845,  n.  8.  V.  12,  p.  1006.) 

Meleclisala,  novel.   53  pp.   Musaeus,  J.  K. 

A.    (Carlyle,  T.,  Trs.from  the  German,  p.  90.) 

Melek-IIanum.  Thirty  years  in  the  harem ; 

or,  the  autobiography  of.  New  York,  1872. 
12°.  5883 

Mel6ndez  Taldes,  Juan  Antonio.  1754- 
1817.  Poesies,  reimpresas  de  la  ed.  de  Ma- 
drid de  1820,  por  Don  Vicente  Salva.  Ed. 
completa  con  el  prologo  y  la  vida  del  autor. 
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Contents.  Las  Bodas  <le  Camaclio  el  Rico, 
comedia  pastoral,  v.  3. — La  Calda  de  Luxbel,  canto 
6pico,  V.  4.— Dlscursos,  v.  4.— Eglogas,  v.  2.— Ele- 
gias,  v.  2.— Eleglas  morales,  v.  4.— Kplstolas,  v.  3. 

— Galatea,  o  la  llusion  del  canto,  v.  1 Idillos,  v.  1. 

— La  Inconstancia.  Odas  k  Lisa,  v.  1.— Iietrlllns, 
V.  1. — Noticla,  v.  1.— Odas,  v.  3. — Odas  anacre6n- 
tlcas,  v.  1.— Odas  fllos6Iicas  y  sagradas,  v.  4.— 
La  Paloma  de  illis,  v.  1.— Romances,  v.  2.— Sll- 
vas,  v.  2. — Souetos,  v.  2. 

La  Caida  de  Luzljel.    8  pp.    (Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro 

poem,  espan.  epic.  \).  441.) — Poeslas.  170  pp.  (Cuoto, 
L.  A.  dc,  Poet.  lir.  del  siglo  18,  v.  2,  p.  93 :  Bibliot.  de  autor. 
espan.;  Qulntana,  M.  J.,  Tesoro  del  Pamaso  espari.  i^.ilS.) 

Kennedy,  J.    Juan  Meleudoz  Valdes.    32  pp.    {In 

his  Mod.  poets  and  poetry  of  Spain,  p.  01.)— Noticla 
histOrica  y  literaria  de  M.  62  pp.  {In  his  Poeslas,  v.  1, 
p.  xxvi.)— Qulntana,  M.  J.  Noticla  historica  y  lite- 
raria de  M.  13  pp.  (  Obras  completas,  p.  109 :  Bibliot.  de 
autor.  espaii.  v.  19.) 

Meleranz,  gedicht.    Pleier,  Der.    {Biblioth. 

lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  60.)  — 3115 

Meles  river.    Slaars,  B.   F.     Dissertation 

qui  pr6ciso  la  situation  du  flouvo  M616s.  25  pp.  {Kev. 
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Meletemata  I^eidensia.  Wits,  H.  —1242 
Meleteuiatou  Yarrouiauorum.  Schlei- 
cher, A.  3246 
Meletius,    Monk   of   Tiberiopolis.     5  cent 

Tractatus  do  natura  homiuis.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  118  i)p. 
(MIgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  04,  p.  1075.) 

Meleusippus,  St.    Warnahaire,  St.    Acta 

sanctorum  martyrura  torgemlnorum  Spouslppl,  Eleu- 
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Mclfl,   Council  of.     Concilium  Melfitanum 

anno  1284  colobratum.  3  pp.  (Marline,  E.,  and  Du- 
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Meli'ort,  1  Duke  of.    See  Drummond,  J. 
Mclgounof,  G.     Essai  sur  les  dialectes  de 

Mazandcran  ut  do  Ghllau  d'aiirds  la  prononciailun 
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Mcli,  Giovanni.    Circa  1740-1815.     Poesie, 

ridotio  In  Itallauo.  81  pp.  (Roslnl,  O.,  Opere,  v.  0, 
p.  175.) 


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Heliboeas.    37  pp.     Watson,  T,,  Poems, 

p.  139.    (Arber,  E.,  Reprints.) 

Melincotirt,  novel.  238  pp.  Peacock,  T.L., 

Wnrl-i,  V.  1,  p.  77. 

Meliue,  Col.  James  F.  1811-73.  Mary, 
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Two    thousand    miles    on    horse-back. 

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America  and  Britain,  and  travels  through 
various  parts  of  Britain,  Ireland,  and  Can- 
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Melissns,  of  Samos.    B.  C.  5  cent.    Frag- 

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Axistotelea.     Be   Xenopbane   (Hollsso),   Zenone 

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V.  8, 1S53,  p.  104.) 

91  elita.    See  Malta. 

Meliteniota,  Theodorus.  See  Theodorus 
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Melito,  St,  Bp.o/SarcZw.  2  cent.  Fragmenta 
quae  supersunt  omnia.  [Syr.,  Gr.  et  Lat.] 
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Conlenls.  De  Absalonis  allegorla,  v.  2. — De  auiina 
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Melitonis  phllosophl,  qui  lactus  est  coram  Antonino 
Caesare,  v.  2. — Clavis,  cum  veteruiu  varils  commen- 

-  tarils.v.  2, 3 — De  crace, v.  2.— De fide,v.  2.— Llbrorum 
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Notitia;  Fragmenta  [Gr.  et  Lat.] ;  Spuria.    53  pp. 

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Mellen,  Grenville.  Felton,C.C.  Mr.Mellen's 

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Melli^S,  John  Charles.  St.  Helena:  a  physi- 
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Melloiii,  Macedonio.  Janin,  J.  Melloni  et 
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Suisse,  4  8.  V.  27, 1854,  p.  221.) 

Mellonta  Tauta.     15  pp.     Poe,  E.  A., 

H'orla,  ed.  J.  II.  Ingram,  v.  2,  p.  520. 

Mellori,  bread  fruit  tree.    Fontana,  N. 

Ou  the  Nicobar  Isles  and  ilie  fruit  ol  the  MeUorl.  16 
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Melinoth,  William.    1710-99.    Letters  of  M. 

T.  Cicero.    See  Cicero,  M.  T. 
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do,  lEurres  compl.  v.  15,  p.  261. 


Melo,  Francisco  Manuel  de.     1611-65.    His- 

toria  de  los  movimientos,  separacion,  y  guerra  do 
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Ltavergne,  lu  de.    Historiens  espagnols.  Meudoza, 

Moncada,  Melo.  34  pp.  (£ev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1842,  4  s. 
V.  32,  p.  286.) 

Melo,  Lyonel  de.   15  cent.    Do  baram  a.   1  p. 

(Resende,  G.  de,  Cancion.  geral.  t.  3  :  BibliotK  UL  vereuu 
in  .Stuttg.  y.  26,  p.  172.) 

Melo  da  SilTa,  Dioguo  de.    13  cent.    A 

Ayres  Telez;  Trouas  e  cantiguas  suas.  7  pp.  (Re- 
sende, G.  de,  Cancion.  geral.  v.  3 :  Bibliolh.  lit.  tereina  i* 
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Melodraiua  in  a  first-class  carriage.    8  pp. 

1  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  63, 18€1,  p.  743.) 

Melo-dramas   against  gambling.     2  pp. 

Talfourd,  T.  N.,  Crit.  and  miseel.  writings,  p.  119. 

Melody,  The  beauties  of.  Plumstead,  W.  H. 

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Melon,  Jean  Frangois.  — 1738.  Essai  poli- 
tique sur  le  commerce.  133  pp.  (Dairo,  E.,  £con. 
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Melozzo  da  Forii,  Francesco.    Blanc,  A.  A. 

P.O.     /n  Aii  Hist,  des  pelntres :  Ecole  bolonaise.   8  pp. 

Melpomene.    9  pp.    Dodsley,  R,  Miseel. 

V.  2,  p.  83. 

Melrose,  1  Earl  of.    See  Hamilton,  T. 
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of  the  abbeys  of  Melrose  and  Old  Melrose, 

with  theu"  traditions.     1827. 
Wade,  J.  A.  History  of  St.  Mary's  Abbey, 

Melrose,  the  monastery  of  Old  Melrose,  and 

the  town  and  parish  of  Melrose.     1861. 

Ex  aunall1>a8  Melrosensibus.    11  pp.    (Frankfort 

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Melsa.    See  Meaux. 

Melsbeinier,  Friedrich  Ernst.  M.  D.  Cata- 
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United  States.  Revised  by  S.  S.  Haldeman 
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Melsheinier,  Rudolph  E.,  and  lianreuce, 
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Meltzel,  Hugo  von.  1846 — .  Volk-songs, 
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Melon,  Mile.  Anne  de.    Montalembert,  C.  F. 

de  T.,  Comte  de.  Mademoiselle  de  Melun.  6  pp.  {Rev. 
contemp.  1855,  v.  2,  p.  524.) 

Melun,  Armand,  Vicomte  de.    Comudet,  M. 

Le  Vicomte  Armand  de  Melun.  12  pp.  {Oorrespondant, 
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Vie  de  la  sceur  Rosalie,  par  le  Vicomte  de  M.  14  pp. 
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Melnu,  France.    Gresy,  E.    Fouilles  de  M. 

3  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Bull.  1859,  p.  63;  with 
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2  pp.  (Soc  antiq.  de  France,  Bull.  1857-58,  p.  110;  with 
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serve au  theatre  de  M.  3  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  do  France, 
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Melun,  Council  of.    Concilii  Meledunensis 

anno  1257  celebrati  indlcatio.  1  p.  (Martdne,  E.,  and 
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M^lusine.  Jean  d^ Arras.  Melusine.  1854. 
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La  Coudrette.    Romans  of  Partenay,  or 

of  Lusignen :  otherwise  known  as  the  Tale 
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Gesclilchte  von  der  edicn  und  schoenen  Meluslna, 

welche  elu  meerwunder  und  des  koenlges  Helmas 
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p.  67.) 

M^lusine^  recueil  de  mythologie,  litterature 
populaire,  traditions,  et  usages.  Gaidoz,  H., 
and  Rolland,  E.  {Pubs.)  1222 

Melville,  Viscount.    See  Dundas,  H. 

Melville,  Andrew.  M'Crie,  T.  Life  of 
Andrew  Melville.     1824,  2  v. 

Campbell,  C.    Andrew  Melville.    36  pp.    (Scottish 

divines,  p.  37.) 

Melville,  E.    The  postillion.  6  pp.   {Overld. 

Monthly,  V.  2,  1869,  p.  125.) 

Melville,  Major  George  John  Whyte.  1821- 
78.  Autobiography  of  Captain  Digby  Grand, 
or  the  dangerous  classes.  {Fraser''s  Mag.  v. 
44-46,  1851-52.) 

The  gladiators:  a  tale  of  Rome  and  Ju- 
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The  white  rose.    {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  1-3, 

1867-68.) 

The  Alarum,  a  poem.    2  pp.    [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  45, 

1852,  p.  595.)— General  Bounce,  or  the  lady  and  the 
locusts.  101  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  49, 1854,  pp.  31, 169, 
290,  411,  537,  657;  v.  50,  1854,  pp.  31,173,299,414,  535,  051.) 
— Good  for  notliing:  or,  all  down  hill.  229  i>p. 
{Fraser's  Mag.  v.  03,  1861,  pp.  1,163,209,415,545,085; 
V.  64,  1861,  pp.  18,  151,  317,  467,  593,  690.)— Holmby 
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[Fraser's  Mag.  n.  b.  v.  1,  1870,  p.  540.)— Song  of  tlie 
snrrijee.  1  p.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  55,  1857,  p.  485.)— Tho 
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JBeutzon,  T.    Le  roman  de  sport  en  Angleterro. 

21  pp.     [liev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1874,  3  per.  v.  3,  p.  423.) 

Melville,  George  W.  In  the  Lena  delta, 
a  narrative  of  the  search  for  Lieut.-Gom- 
mander  De  Long  and  his  companions,  fol- 
lowed by  an  account  of  the  Greely  relief 
expedition,  and  a  proposed  method  of  reach- 
ing the  North  pole.  Ed.  by  Melville  Phillips, 
with  maps  and  illustr.  Third  thousand. 
Boston,  1885.    8°.  2404 

Melville,  Herman.  1819 — .  Narrative  of  a 
4  months'  residence  among  the  natives  of  a 
valley  of  the  Marquesas  islands  ;  or,  a  peep 
at  Polynesian  life.  London,  1846.  12°. 
(Murray,  J.,  lAbr.)  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  v.  28,  1846,  p.  127.)  3157 

Omoo :  a  narrative  of  adventures  in  the 

South  seas.  London,  1847.  12°.  (Murray, 
J.,  Li&r.)  3157 

Cliatauooga.  1  p.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  33, 1866,  p.  44.) 

— Cock-a-doo<lle-tloo.  10  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  8, 
1854,  p.  77.)— Tlio  Cumberland.  1  p.  [Harper's  Mag. 
V.  32, 1806,  p.  474.)— Tho  'Geea.  3  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
V.  12,  1856,  p.  507.)— Gettysburg,  July,  1863.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  33, 1806,  p.  209.)— The  Happy  fail- 
ure. 3  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  9, 1864,  p.  196.)— .Ilniniy 
Rose.  4  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  11, 1855,  p.  803.)— Tho 
March  to  the  sea.  2  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  32, 1866, 
p.  306.)— Tho  Paradise  of  bachelors  and  tho  Tar- 
tarus of  maids.  9  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  10, 1855,  p.  070.) 
—Philip.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  32,  1866,  p.  040.)— 
Poor  man's  pudding  and  rich  man's  crumbs.  6 
pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  9, 1854,  p.  95.)— Tho  Town-ho's 
story.     8  pp.     [Harper's  Mag.  v.  3,  1851,  p.  658.) 

Chasles,  V.  E.  P.    Voyages  rficls  ot  fantastlriuo.s. 

Typoo,  Omoo,  Mardl.  30  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  IHiO, 
n.  i)6r.  \.  2,  p.  541.)— Forgues,  E.  U.  Moby  Ulck,  la 
chasso  h,  la  baloiuo,  scfiues  do  mor.  25  pp.  (liev.  d. 
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Israiil  Potter:  16gcndo  d6mocratlquo  nintTlcalno.  52 
pp.    (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1855,  n.  pCr.  2  s.  v.  11,  p.  S.)— 


Redburn.  14  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  66, 
1849,  p.  567.) — Trio  of  American  sailor-authors. 

8  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  47, 1856,  p.  47.) 

Melville,  Sir  James,  of  Halhill.  1530-1606. 
Memoirs,  containing  an  impartial  account 
of  the  most  remarkable  affairs  of  state  during 
the  16  century,  not  mentioned  by  other  his- 
torians. Pub.  from  the  original  MS  by 
George  Scott.  3  ed.  corrected.  London, 
1752.    p.  8°.  1516 

Memoirs  of  his  own  life,  1549-98.    From 

the  original  MSS.  Edinburgh,  1827 ;  repr. 
1833.    4°.     {Maitland  Club.)  1511 

Melville^    Mrs.    John.      Gellert.      11    pp. 

( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  6, 1871,  p.  496.)— Madeleine.  6  pp. 
( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  3, 1869,  p.  178.)— Point  d' Alen^on. 

8  pp.  ( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  4, 1870,  p.  57.)— An  Unwil- 
ling Caelebs.  7  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  6, 1871,  p.  97.) 

Melville  inland.  Brown,  R.  Chloris  Mel- 

villiana  ;  plants  collected  in  Melville  island. 

1823.     [Miscel.  botan.  works.,  v.  1.) 
Melvin,  James,  LL.  D.    Masson,  D.     Dead 

men  whom  I  have  known.    Dr.  James  Melvin.    15  pp. 

(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  9, 1864,  p.  225.) 

Melvin,  James.  Journal  of  the  expedition 
to  Quebec,  in  the  year  1775,  under  the  com- 
mand of  Col.  Benedict  Arnold.  Phila.  1864. 
8°.  1654 

M61y,  F.  de.    Quatre  mois  en  Russie.   48  pp. 

[Tour  du  Monde,  v.  35, 1878,  p.  369.) 

Melyn,  Cornells    [attributed  td\.      17  cent. 

Broad  advice  to  tho  United  Netherland  Provinces. 
Tr.  from  the  Dutch  by  Henry  C.  Murphy.  46  pp. 
(N.  y.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  8.  V.  3,  1857,  p.  237.) 

Melzt,  Gaetano,  Conte.  1783-1852.  Dizio- 
nario  di  opere  anonime  e  pseudonime  di 
scrittori  italiani,  o  come  che  sia  aveuti  rela- 
zione  all'  Italia.     Milano,  1848-59.   3  v.  r.  8°. 

L.103 

Contents. 
Abaritto-Gustavo,  v.  1.        Sabbathai-Zuonvicinl,  v.  3. 
Habltu-Ruzzante,  v.  2. 

Members  for  Muirsliire,  The.    16  pp. 

(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  113, 1873,  p.  545.) 

Members    of   Parliameut,    Scotland. 

Foster,  J.  2583 

Membr6,  Zenobe.     1645-87.     Narrative  of 

the  flrst  attempt  by  M.  Cavelier  do  La  Salle  to  explore 
the  Mississippi;  Narrative  of  the  adventures  ot  La 
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Meniniius  Oeiuellos,  Caius.  B.  C.  1  cent. 

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Memoires  sur  les  prisons.    Paris,  1823. 

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Memoires  tir^s  des  papiers  d'un 
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Memoirs  and  anecdotes.  Thicknesse.  P. 

3  V.  4767 
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ties of  Great  Britain ;  with  some  other  com- 
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the  Archaeological  Institute  of  Great  Britain 
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Salisbury,  communicated  to  the  annual 
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Memoirs  of  a  liomicide.    13  pp.    [Fra- 

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Memoirs  of  a  lady.  7  pp.   {Fraser''s  Mag. 

v.  36,  1847,  p.  182.) 

Memoirs  of  a  Malayan  family,  written 
by  themselves.  Marsden,  W.  (Tr.)  {Orient. 
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Memoirs  of  a  Xew-£iiglaud  village 

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Memoirs  of  affairs  of  state.  Cole,  C. 
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Memoirs  of  an  American  lady.  Grant, 
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Memoirs  of  Captain  Carleton.  Defoe, 
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Memoirs  of  celebrated  female  sover- 
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Memoirs  of  celebrated  women  of  all 
countries.  Junot,  L.  P.,  Duchessed^Abrantes. 

3774 

Memoirs  of  eminent  Englishwomen. 
Costello,  L.  S.    4  v.  3812 

Memoirs  of  eminent  Etonians.  Crea- 
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Memoirs  of  extraordinary  popular  de- 
lusions.   Mackay,  C.    2  v.  —2477 

Memoirs  of  generals,  commodores,  and 
other  commanders.    Wyatt,  T.  8764 

Memoirs  of  bis  own  time.  Graydon,  A. 

3872 

Memoirs  of  James  II,  King  of  England. 
Collected  from  various  authentic  sources. 
London,  1821.     2  v.  12°.  4841 

Memoirs  of  liady  Hamilton;  with 
illustrative  anecdotes  of  many  of  her  most 
jtarticular  friends  and  distinguished  con- 


temporaries. Embellished  with  a  fine  por- 
trait, after  Romney.  London,  1815.  12°.  4831 

Memoirs  of  libraries.  Edwards,  E.  2  v. 

L.103 

Memoirs  of  life  and  work.  Williams,  C. 
J.  B.  4766 

Memoirs  of  Mr.  C.  J.  Yellowplusli. 

144  pp.  Thackeray,  W.  M.  {frt^ft  Ms  Paris  sketch  book, 
p.  301.) 

Memoirs  of  ninsic.  North,  R.  —2743 
Memoirs  of  painting.     Buchanan,  W. 

2  V.  —1735 

Memoirs  of  queens  illustrious  and  cele- 
brated. Hays,  M.  3843 
Memoirs  of  royal  ladies.    Holt,  E.  S. 

2  V.  3844 

Memoirs  of  service  afloat,  during  the 

war  between  the  states.  Semmes,  R.  2654 
Memoirs  of  seventy  years.  Hulbert,  C. 

4772 
Memoirs  of  several  ladies  of  Great 
N  Britain.     Ballard,  G.  3764 

Memoirs  of  tbe  administrations  of 

Washington  and  John  Adams.     Gibbs,  G. 

2  V.  1645 

Memoirs  of  the  affairs  of  Scotland  from 

the  restoration  of  King  Charles  II,  A.  D. 

1660.    Mackenzie,  Sir  G.  2562 

Memoirs  of  the  beauties  of  the  court  of 

Charles  II.    Jameson,  3Irs.  A.  M.  3773 

Memoirs  of  the  distinguished  men  of 

science  of  Great  Britain   living  in  1807-8. 

Walker,  W.,  Jr.  3843 

Memoirs  of  the  illustrious  citizen  and 

patriot,  Andrew  Jackson,  late  Major-General 

in  the  army  of  the  U.  S.     By  a  citizen  of 

Hagers-town,    Md.      Chambersburg,    1828. 

16°.  3897 

Memoirs  of  the  late  Sir  Chippin  Porrage, 

Bart.    42  jjp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  5,  1835,  i^i).  17, 154.) 

Memoirs  of  the  life  and  adventures  of 
Signer  Rozelli.  Defoe,  D.  [attributed  to]. 
2  V.  1204 

Memoirs  of  the  literary  ladies  of  Eng- 
land.    El  wood,  Mrs.  A.  K.    2  v.  3836 

Memoirs  of  the  liOrd  Yiscount  Dundee, 
the  Highland  clans,  and  the  massacre  of 
Glenco  :  with  an  account  of  Dundee's  officers 
after  they  went  to  France.  By  an  officer  of 
the  army.  Glasgow,  1818.  12°.  {Miscel. 
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Memoirs  of  the  most  eminent  Amer- 
ican mechanics.    Howe,  H.  3836 

Memoirs  of  Yenutius  and  Cartismandua 
.  .  .  explaining  the  historical  parts  of  the 
tragedy,  call'd  The  Briton,  written  by  Mr. 
Amb.  Philips.  London,  n.  d.  8°.  [With 
Philips,  A.,  r/ieBnfo?i.)  3376 

Memorabilia.    Savage,  J.  2274 

Memorabilia.    Xeuophon.  2747,  3207 

Memorabilia  Augustanae  confessiouis. 
Ribini,  J.  —1277 

Memorabilia  of  Jerry,  my  tailor.    8  pp. 

(inaclwooil's  Mar;,  v.  20, 182C,  p.  188.) 

Memorabilia  promiscua.  15  pp.  {Dub- 
lin Ifnir.  Mag.  v.  73,  18GI),  p.  060.) 

Memorabilia  Tergiliana.    Milberg,  K. 

W.  3252 

Meniorabilien.    Immermann,  K.  L.    8  v. 

5846 
Memorable  odds  and  ends.     49  pp. 

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Hemorttble  women  of  the  Puritan  times. 
Anderson.  J.     2  v.  3831 

Memoranda  of  a  residence  at  the  court 
of  London.     Rush.  R.  1533 

Memoranda  of  foreign  travel.  Breckin- 
ridge. R.  J.     2  V.  1467 

Memoranda  of  our  Tillage,  and   its 

fouuders.     11pp.     iBIacL-wood't  Mag.  \.  U,  ISii,  p.SoS.) 

Memorandum   at  a  venture.     5  pp. 

Whitman,  W.      .V.  Am.  Rev.  v.  lat,  188-2,  p.  546.) 

Memorandum  on  the  subject  of  the 

Earl  of  Elgin's  pursuits  in  Greece.  Hamil- 
ton, W.  1776 

Memorandums  made  in  Ireland.  Forbes, 
Sir  J.     2  V.  2576 

Memorial  addresses  on  the  life  and 
character  of  Andrew  Johnson,  delivered  in 
the  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives. 
Jan.  12.  1876.  Pub.  by  order  of  Congress. 
Washington.  1876.     r.  8=.  3762 

Memorial  and  biographical  sketches. 
Clarke.  J.  F.  3811 

Memorial  of  Alexander  liy  man  Hol- 
lej,  C.  E..  LL.  D.  Born  July  20.  1832.  Died 
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Memorial  of  Joseph  Henry.  Pub.  by 
order  of  Congress.    Washington,  1880.   r.  8°. 

3773 

Memorial  of  the  inauguration  of  the 
stame  of  Franklin.     Boston.  1857.    8°.    2623 

Memorial  of  the  semi-centennial 
celebration  of  the  founding  of  the  Theologi- 
cal seminary  at  Andover.  Andover.  1859. 
8°.  26^4 

Memorial  volume  of  sacred  poetry. 
Bowring.  Sir  J.  1348 

Memorials  and  letters  relating  to  the 
history  of  Britain.  Dairy mple.  Sir  D.,  Lord 
Hailes.  1546 

Memorials  concerning  several  ministers 
and  others,  deceased,  of  the  religious  Society 
of  Friends,  within  the  limits  of  Baltimore 
vearly meeting.  Baltimore.  1833.  12°.— 4247 

Memorials  Of  a  quiet  life.  Hare,  A.  J. 
C.     2  V.  4846 

Memorials  of  affairs  of  state  in  the 
reigns  of  Elizabeth,  and  James  I.  Win- 
wood,  Sir  R.     3  V.  1551 

Memorials  of  Christian  life  in  the  early 
and  middle  ages.    N'eander.  J.  A.  W.  — 4225 

Memorials  of  Columbus;  or,  a  collec- 
tion of  authentic  documents  .  .  .  preceded 
by  a  memoir  of  his  life  and  discoveries.  Tr. 
from  the  Spanish  and  Italian.  London,  1823. 
8°.  5864 

CantenU.    Colombo,  C.    Letters,  privileges,  notes, 
and    other  writings.— Spotorno,  G.  B.      Historical 

memoir  of  Christopher  Columbus  and  his  discoveries. 

Memorials  of  his  time.    Cockbum.  H. 

T..  Lxjrd.  2584 

Memorials  of  Temple  Bar.    Noble.  T. 

C.  1534  i 

Memorials  of  the  civil  war  between  j 

Charles  I  and  the  Parliament  of  England. 

Webb.  J.,  and  Webb,  T.  W.     2  v.  1524 

Memorials  of  the  English  affairs. 

Whitelocke.  Sir  B.  1  v.  1591:  4  v.  1545 

Memorials  of  the  Moravian  church. 

Reichel.  W.  C.  —3284 

Memorials   of  the   Stuart  dynasty. 

Vaughan.  R.     2  v.  1556 

VABT  IV.— 24. 


Memories.     14  pp.     Frothingham,  N.   L, 

(Chr.  Exam.  v.  56,  1854.  p.  209.; 

Memories  of  an  old  actor.    Leman,  W. 

M.  3316 

Memories  of  familiar  books.    Reed. 

W.  B.  2265 

Memories  of  fifty  years.   Sparks,  W.  H. 

3886 
Memories  of  great  men  and  women  of 

the  age.  Book  of.     Hall.  S.  C.  3774 

Memories  of  many  men  and  of  some 

women.     Field.  M.  B.  3835 

Memories  of  my  exile.  Kossuth.  L.  3475 
Memories  of  my  time.  Hodder,  G.  2294 
Memories  of  old  friends.  Fox.  C.  3774 
Memories  of  our  great  towns.   Doran. 

J.  1535 

Memories  of  seventy  years.    Martin, 

Mrs.  H.  4891 

Memories  of  the  British  Museum. 

Cowtan.  R.  L.103 

Memories  of  troublous  times.    Mar- 
shall. E.  1206 
Memories  of  Westminster  Hall.  Foss. 

E.     2  V.  —1335 

Memory. 

Fauvel-Gocracd.    F.      Phreno-mnemo- 

techny;  or,  the  art  of  memory.     1845. 

FtiXAiaLK,  G.  von.    New  art  of  memory. 

1813. 

RiBOT,   T.     Diseases  of  memory.     1882. 

{Internat.  Set.  S.) 

AristoCelcs.    De  memoris  et  reminldcentla.     [Gr. 

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Ueber  das  gedaechtniss  als  eine  allgemeine  function 
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1871,  p.  298.) — Great  memories.  4  pp.  {Dublin  Univ. 
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Memory  of  the  Sabbath,  a  poem.    Mc- 

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M^ii,  Deity.    Heuzey,  L.     Le  dieu  Men  a  Ba- 

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Hcii  and  events  of  my  time  in  India. 
Temple.  Sir  R.  3433 

Men  sinil  mysteries  of  Wall  street.  Med- 
bery,J.  K.  —1306 

Men  and  things  at  Washington,  Recollec- 
tion of.     Gobright,  L.  A.  2487 

Men  and  times  of  the  revolution.  Watson, 
E.  1654 

Men  and  Avomen.    117  pp.    Browning,  R., 

I'oel.  workf,  v.  5,  p.  2U5. 

Men  and  women.    14  pp.    Grey,  M.  G. 

{Fiirln.  h'Kw  u.  s.  v.  20,  lb79,  [j.  61'i.) 

Men  and  women  of  the  18  century.  Hous- 
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Men  I  hare  known.    Jerdan,  W.       3797 

Men  of  eharaeter.  Jerrold,  D.,  Works, 
V.  3.  2196 

Menofonr  times.    Stowe,  H.  B.        3823 

Men  ol*  science  of  Great  Britain  living  in 
1807-8,  Memoirs  of.     Walker,  W.,  Jr.     3843 

Men  of  the  reign.  Ward,T.  H.  [Ed.)  L.125 

Men  of  the  third  republic.  Murray,  G. 

3845 

Men  of  the  time.  See  Cooper,  T.— Towns- 
end,  G.  H.— Walford,  E. 

Men  who  have  made  the  new  German 
empire.     Strauss,  G.  L.  M.     2  v.  3673 

Men  whom  India  has  known.  Higgin- 
botham,  J.  J.  1187 

Men,  women,  and  books.  Hunt,  J.  H.  L. 
2  V.  2285 

Mena,  Juan   de.     15  cent.     Poesias.     4   pp. 

(Quintana,  M.  J.,  Tesoro  del  Partiaso  e<pun.  p.  33.) 

Puymalgre,  T.  de.    Juan  de  M.    31  pp.    (Corres- 

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les  Jugemens  des  savans.     Paris,  1780.     4°. 

2232 
NnU.—Hiiuna  with  Baillet,  A.  Jugemens  des savaus, 
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Dictionnaire  6tymologique  de  la  langue 

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1750.     2  v.  fo.  1101 

(onlenti. 
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Historia  mulierum  philosopharum.   Lug- 

duni,  1690.     18°.  3837 


Abrotella. 

Agaulce. 

Amphllia. 

Anthusa. 

Arete. 

Argla. 

Arignote. 

Aristoclea. 

Arria,  Wife  of  C. 

Paetus. 
Arria,  Daughter  of 

Paetus. 
Arria,  Platonist. 
Artemisia. 
Aspasla. 
Axiothea. 
Babelyma. 
Beronice. 
Bisorronde. 
Byo. 

Catharlna,  St. 
Chllouls. 
Clea. 

Cleobullna. 
Cieojchma. 


Contents. 
Comnena,  Anna 
Damo. 
Dlotima. 
Donina,  Julia. 
Eccelo. 
Echecratia. 
Eudocia,  Wife  of    Porcla. 

Constantine.  Ptolemals. 

Eudocia,  Wife  of 

Theodosius  II. 


Pamphlla. 

Pantaclea. 

Panypersebasta. 

Perlctione. 

Philtatis. 

Phintys. 


Rliodope. 

Sara. 
Eurydlce.  Sosipatra. 

Fannia.  Theauo,   Wife  of 

Geraiiiae.  lironlinus. 

Hipparchia.  Theauo,   Wife  of 

Hippo.  Pythar/orai. 

Hypatla.  Themiste. 

Laathenla.  Themlstoclea. 

Leontium.  Theodora. 

Moll.ssa.  Theodorls. 

Myla.  Theognis. 

Myro.  Theophlla,     Epi- 

Nestheadusa.  curean. 

Nicarete.  Theophlla,  Stoic. 

Occello.  Timycha. 

Olympiodorl.  Tyrsene. 

Abrege  de  I'histoire  de  la  vie  des  f  emmes 

philosophes  de  I'antiquite.  Amsterdam, 
1761.  16°.  (Diogenes  Laertius,  Les  vies  des 
phis  illustres  philosophes  de  Vautiquite.,  v.  3.) 

3816 
Note. — Contents  the  same  as  preceding. 

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Menander,  Protector.    6  cent.    Excerpta  e 

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Menander   und   Olycerion.     186  pp. 

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La    Bible    et    les    cylindres    chaldeens. 

Paris.  1880.     8°.  1703 

Decouvertesassyriennes.  Labibliotheque 

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Scriptores  rerum  Germanicarum.  praecipue 
Saxonicarum.  in  quibus  scripta  et  monu- 
menta  illustria,  pleraque  hactenus  inedita, 
tum  ad  historiam  German iae  generatim, 
turn  speciatim  Saxoniae  Superioris.  Misniae, 
Thuringiae,  et  Varisciae  spectantia,  vel  nunc 
primuni  in  lucem  protrahuntur,  vel  cum 
eodicibus  MSS  coUata  notulis  illustrantur. 
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Contents.  Acciajnoli.  D.  Vita  Caroll  Magnl,  v.  1. 
— Alberlc,  J/"ni-  o/  Trnis-Fnntaines.  Lectiones  emen- 
datiores  et  auctiures  ChronicI  Albericl,  vel  ejus  oon- 
tinuatoris,  ab  anno  960  ad  1241,  v.  1. — Perlgrinatlo  seu 
passagliim  ad  Terram  Sanctam  lUustrissimi  Prinrlpis 
Albert!  Duels  Saxoniae,  v.  2.— Alblnus,  or  Weiss, 
P.  Genealogia  comitum  Leisnicensium  deducta  a 
majoribus  Vlpertl  llllus  bellicosl  comiiis  Grf)izensis, 
etc.  V.  3.— Andrea,  of  Berqamo.  Cbronicon  breve, 
hactenus  iueditum,  ab  anno  568  seu  ab  adveutu  Longo- 
bardorum  in  Itallara  usque  ad  inf>rtem  Ludovicl  II,  v. 
1.— Arnold,  G.  Illustrisslml  Prlncipis  ac  Domini, 
Domini  Mauricii  Duels  Saxoniae  vita,  v.  2.— De  SJiucto 
Beunone  Epi^copo  Misnensi  in  Saxouia  et  Slavorum 
apostolo,  V.  2. — Beuzo,  Bp.  of  Alba.  Panegyricus 
rbyihmicus  in  Henricum  III  imperatorem  (alias  IV 
Germanlae  regem)  sue  tempori  aequalem;  seu  de 
rebus  ad  eum  pertinentibus  llbrl  VII,  v.  1. — Chroul- 
cou  Bohemicnm  ab  urlgine  ducum  Bobem.  usque 
ad  annum  i:!29  deducium,  v.  3.— Bolsen,  B.  Cbroni- 
con Slesvicense  ab  initio  chrlstiauae  religioulsln  pr<>- 
viuciani  Inveciae  usque  ad  annum  \S.V\,  v.  3. — Legenda 
patroQl  Germauiae  Sancti  Bonifacii  llbrLs  II  quo- 
rum postremo  sigillatim  Thuriuiiica  coutinentur ; 
Accessit  legeuda  Bonifacii  vernacula  ab  ilia  subinde 

diversa  et  solam  fere  Thuringlara  concerueus,  v.  1 

Diplomata  Breinensla  XVII,  anecdota,  |4eraque 
potisslmum  e  chrouico  Bremensl  majori  dialecto 
Saxonica  duobiis  voluminlbus  conscrlpto  sed  uondum 
edito,  decerpia,  v.  1.— Camerarlns,  J.  Oraiiones  X 
fuuebres,  quarum  una  cum  iilustrisslml  Duels  Saxo- 
niae Prlncipis  Electoris  Mauricii  funus  per  urbem 
Lipsiam  ducerelur,  caeterae  anniversariae  memoriae 
diebus  hnbitae  sunt,  v.  2.— Charles  IV,  Emperor  of 
Germany  and  King  of  Bohemia.  DiplomHtHrlum,  v.  3. — 
Fragmentura  chronici  Chemnicensis,  v.  3. — Dlplo- 
mata  abbatiam  Chomburgensem,  prope  Halam 
Svevorum  sitam,  conceruentia,  ab  anno  lllo  quo  fun- 
data  est,  ad  annum  1180,  v.  1.— Cosmas,  of  Prague. 
Chronicae  Bohemorum  iibri  III,  v.  1,  :i.— Doerlng, 
M.  Continuaiio  chronici  Theodoricl  Eugelhusil,  ab 
anno  1420  usque  ad  annum  1498.  v.  3.— Libeiius  de 
dicti.s  IV  ancillarum  Sanctae  Ellsabethae,  sive 
examen  mlraculorum  ejus,  v.  2. — Vita  Sanctae  Ellsa- 
bethne,  Landgraviae  Thuringiae,  v.  2.— Eugelhug, 
T.,  Presbyter  of  WittenUerg.  Chronica  Erforden-sis  civl- 
tatis,  V.  2. — Krnioldns,  Nigellus,  Abbot.  De  rebus 
gestis  Ludovicl  Pii  .Augusil  ab  anno  7S1  usque  ad 
annum  826  carmen  elegiacum,  v.  1.— Erphurdianna 
autiquitatum  varlloquus  ab  initio  fundatiunis  ejus- 
dem  clvitatls  sumens  exordium,  v.  2. — Annales  Frau- 
cornin  vetusii,  quibus  quaedam  a  Caiolo  Magnu  et 
Ludovico  Plo,  ab  anno  801  ad  annum  822  ge^ta  tra- 
dtintur,  V.  1.— Garzoni,  G.  Rerum  Saxonicarum 
llbrl  duo,  V.  2. — Oasser,  .\.  P.  Annales  de  vetustate 
originis,  amoenitate  situs,  splendore  aedifl<;iorum,  ac 
rebus  gestis  civjum  relpublicaeque  Augstburgensis, 
V.  1.— Henry  II,  King  of  France.  Episttilae  arcanae 
XXXIII,  pleraeque  Galileo  idioniate.  ad  ministro.s  et 
amicus  suos  et  ab  his  vicisslra  ad  regem  annis  l.>49  et 
1553  datae,  v.  2. — Chronicon  vetus,  ex  libris  Pentheon 
excerptum,  de  imperatoribns  Rom.  a  Carols  Maguo 
usque  ad  mortem  Friderlcl  II,  v.  i.— Historla  Impera- 
tornm  a  Carolo  Magno  usque  ad  Frldericum  II  et 
quidem  ad  annum  1235,  v.  3. — Kanimermeister,  H. 
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V.  3.— Lange,  P.,  JUonk  of  Posau. .  Chronica  Neumbur- 
gensis  eeclesiae  omnium  eplscoporum  qui  a  tempore 
Ottonis  Magnl  Imperatoris  usque  ad  Caroll  V  Invlctls- 
slmi  uoatrl  tempora,  per  qulngentos  et  sexaglnta  an- 
nos,  coutlnua  successioue  rexeruut,  nomina  et  gesta 
scitu  digua  coutlnens,  v.  2. — liatomus,  J.  Catalogus 
eplscoporum  et  archleplscoporura  Moguntliiensium 
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V.    3 lienber,    B.     Catalogus   regum,    electorum, 

palatlnorum,  ducum,  marchlonum,  item  et  coml- 
tum  potentiorum  veterum,  Saxoniae,  Thurluglae 
et  Mlsnlae,  ut  et  marcblonum  comliumque  paulo 
recentlorum    et   toparcbarum,  quorum  niemorla  In 

Saxoniae  Superiorls  circulo  exstat,  v.  3 Lindner, 

J.,  Monk  of  Pima.     Excerpta  Saxonlca,  Mlsnlca  et 

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tlones  et  supplemeuta  ad  chroulcon  Martisbur- 
sense,  v.  8.— Melauchthon,  P.  Oratlo  de  Friderlco, 
Laudgravlo  Thurlnglae  et  Marcblone  Mlsnlae,  cujus 
fuit  a  matre  admorsa  geua,  v.  2. — Clironlcon  terrae 
Bllsnensis,  v.  2.— Memorabilia  quaedam  In  chrouico 
terrae  Misneusls,  aliis  Thomano  Llpsleusl  dlcto,  de- 
siderata, V.  3 Clironlcon  parvum  vernaculura  rerum 

in  Misnia  ab  anno  ll"5ad  annum  1349,  v.  3. — Aunales 
Vetero-Celleuses  coutlnentes  hlstorlam  Mlsnlae  Mar- 
chlonum ;  Addenda  ad  Annales  Vetero-Celleuses,  v.  2. 
— Dlplomata  XXXVI  varla  Mlsnlae  et  Thurlnglae  mon- 
asteria  conceruentla,  allaque  notatu  dlgna  .  .  .  Acces- 
sere  Conradi  Marchlonls  dlplomata  duo,  seu  dona- 
tiones  sancto  sepulchre  et  hospltall  Hlerosolymltano 
ractae,  ut  et  composltlones  aliquot  prlnclpum,  ex 
qulbus  Inter  alia  auctorltas  Wilhelml  Duels  Saxoniae 
patet,  V.  1.— Chroulcabrevls  dequlbusdam  novlsslmls 
temporibus  actis  in  partlbus  Mlssne  et  Thurlngle,  et 
etlam  de  alUs  memoria,  v.  3. —  Chronlcon  Montlg 
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Commeutariolus  rerum  gestarura  apud  Sanctum 
Dlgerlum  ab  imperatore  Carolo  V,  ad  regem  Angliae 
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raneae  slngularla  quaedam  loca  trium  tomorum  bre- 
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famlliae  Wltlkindeae  ab  excessu  Ottonis  Dlvltis,  v.  2. 
— Chroulcon  Sancti  Petri  vulgo  Sampetrlnum  Er- 
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spectantes,  tum  urbs  ipsa,  ejus  privilegia,  civium 
studla,  aedlflcia  publlca,  status  clvilis  et  pollticus, 
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Oder  ueber  die  unsterblichkelt  der  seele.  v.  2.— 
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Ehlert,    L.      Die    famllle    Mendelssohn.      6    pp. 

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Contents.  Musik  zu  Antigone  von  Sophokles,  s.  15. 
— Musik  zu  Athalia  von  Racine,  s.  15. — Ouverture  zu 
Athalla  vou  Racine,  s.  2. — Fuer  blasinstrnmente. 
Partitur  and  Siimmen,  s.  7. — Recitative  und  choere  aus 
dem  unvollendeten  oratoriura  Chrlstus,  s.  13.— Con- 
certarte  fuer  eine  sopranstlmme  rait  orcbester,  s.  15. 
—Ellas,  ein  oratorlum  nach  worten  des  .\lten  Testa- 
ments, s.  13. — Festgesang  an  die  kueustler  nacli 
Schlllers  gedlcht,  s.  15. — Festgesang  zur  saecularfeler 
der  erflndung  der  buchdruckerkunst,  s.  15. — Geist- 
llche  gesaugwerlce.  Partitur,  a  v.,  and  Stimmen,  s. 
11. — Groessere  -nreltliche  gesangwerke.  Parti- 
tur, 10  v.,  and  Stimmen,  s.  15.— Ouverture  zu  den  Hebri- 
den  (Fiugalshoehle),  s.  2.— Heimkehr  ans  der 
frenide,lieder3plel,  s.  15. — Ouverture  zu  dera  lieder- 
splel  Heimkehr  aus  der  fremde,  s.  2.— Die  Hochxelt 
des  Camacho,  komiscbe  oper,  s.  15. — Ouverture  zu 
der  oper,  die  Hochzelt  des  Camacho,  s.  2. — Ily  mne,  s. 
14. — Kammermnsik  fuer  5  und  mehrere  saitenln- 
strumente.  Partitur  and  Stimmen,  s.  5. — Iiaada  Slon 
fuer  chor,  solo  und  orchester,  s.  14.— I>leder  fuer  so- 

pran,  alt,  tenor  und  bass.    Partitur,  5  v.  s.  16 Lieder 

nnd  gesaenge  fuer  eine  slngstimme  mit  begleitung 
des  pianoforte,  s.  19. — Lleder  und  gesaenge  fuer  zwel 
slngsilmmen  mit  begleitung  des  pianoforte,  s.  18.— 
Lleder  und  gesaenge  fuer  vier  maeunerstlmmen,  5  v. 
8.  17.— IiObgesang,  eine  symphonle-caniate,  s.  14. — 
Iioreley,  unvolleudete  oper,  s.  15. — Marsch  fuer 
orchester.  Partitur  and  Stimwten,  s.  3.  —  Ouverture 
Meeresstille  und  glueckllche  fahrt,  2  s. — Ouverture 
zum  niaercheu  von  der  schoenen  Melnstne,  s.  2. — 
Musik  zu  CEdipns  In  Kolonos  von  Sophokles,  s. 

15. — Oratorlen.     Partitur,  3  v.,  and  Stimmen,  s.  13 

Fuer  orgel,  s.  12. — Oa'rertnren  fuer  orchester. 
Partitur  1-lU  and  Stimmen,  s.  2. — Panlus,  oratorlum 
nach  worten  der  Helllgen  Schrift,  s.  13. —Ouverture 
zum  oratorlum  Paulus,  s.  2. — Fuer  pianoforte  alleln, 
4  V.  s.  11.— Fuer  pianoforte  und  orchester.  Partitur, 
2  v.,  and  Stimmen,  s.  8. — Fuer  pianoforte  und  saiten- 
instrumente.  Partitur  1-11,  4  v.,  and  Stimmen,  a.  9.— 
Fuer  pianoforte  zu  4  haenden,  s.  10.— Psalmen,  42, 
95,  98,  114.  115,  s.  14 — Quartette  fuer  2  viollnen, 
bratsche  und  violincell.  Stimmen,  5  v.  s.  6.— Ouverture 
zu  Rny  Bias,  s.  2.— Musik  zu  Sommernachts- 
traum  von  Shakespeare,  s.  15.— Ouverture  zu  Shakes- 
peare's Sommeruachtsiraum,  s.  2. — Symphonieu 
fuer  orchester.  Partitur  1-4  and  Stimmen,  s.  1.— Trnm- 
peten-ouverture,  s.  2.— Tn  es  Petrnsfut-r  fuent- 
sllmmigen  chor  und  orchester,  s.  14.— "  Verleih' 
nns  frleden,"  gebet  fuer  chor  und  orchester,  s.  14. 
—Fuer  -rioliue  und  orchester.  Partitur  and  Stim- 
men, 3.  4.— Die  erste  l^alpurgisnacht,  ballade  von 
Goethe,  s.  15. 

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Ehlert,  L.    Mendelssohn-Bartholdy,  und  die  ge- 

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Mendoza,  Ifiigo  Lopez  de.  Marques  de  San- 

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Meneses,  Luys  de.  Cantyguas  y  trouas  souas. 

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Menestlienes.    Fragmenta.    2  pp.    (Didot, 

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Kicerou,  J.  P.    M4m.  des  hommes,  v.  1. 

Menestrier,  Claude  le.  See  Le  Menes- 
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Contents. 
Aar-Graes  Gonu,  v.  1.       Romanum  Imperlum-Zyrma, 
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mathematique,  physique,  et  politique  de 
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16  V.  8°.  1456 

Conlenls. 


Atrlque,  v.  13. 
Alleniagne,  v.  4,  5. 
Amerlque,  v.  14, 15. 
Angleterre,  v.  3. 
Asie,  V.  11, 12. 
Danemarck,  v.  2. 
Ecosse,  V.  3. 
Espagne,  v.  9. 
France,  v.  6,  7. 
Grdce,  v.  10. 
Irlande,  v.  3. 
Adams,  T. 


Italle,  V.  8. 

Malte,  V.  8. 

Portugal,  V.  9. 

R6publique  batave,  v.  3. 

Rusaie  d'Europe,  v.  2. 

Sardaigne,  v.  8. 

Sicllle,  V.  8. 

Su6de,  V.  2. 

Suisse,  V.  8. 

Turqule  d'Asle,  v.  10. 

Turqule  d'Europe,  v.  10. 
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Mim.  V.  7,  1824,  p.  212.) 

Mentiuore,  England.    Ouvry,  F.    Note  on 

Saxon  and  otlier  ronialns  discovered  at  M.     4   pp. 
(ArchoMlogia,  v.  35,  1853,  p.  379.) 


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Mentoiif  France.  Henocq,  G.  Sur  un  monu- 
ment trouve  prfesde  m.  2  pp.  [Rev.  arcMol.v.  4,lSil, 
p.  451.)— Valliemin.  L.  Menton.  21pp.  [Biblioth. 
univ.  et  rev.  luisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  18,  1863,  p.  5.) 

MentZj  Germany.  Chroniken  der  mittel- 
rheinischen  staedte.  Mainz.  1881-82,  2  v. 
(Chroniken  deutsch.  staedte.  v.  17,  18.) 

Annales  Slognutini,  Iii*i-I3n9.   3  pp.  (Frankfort 

8oc.  Script.  V.  n,  p.  1.)— Chrlstlau.  Abp.  of  Mentz. 
Liber  de  calamltate  eccleslae  M'>guntinae.  13  pp. 
(Fraakfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  25,  p.  236. )— Conrad,   Bp. 

Rerum  Moguatiacarum  chronicon,  1250.  ii  pp.  (Urs- 
tis,  C,  German,  lust,  illust.  v.  1,  p.  566.!— Praehn,  C.  M. 
Beieucbtung  der  merkwuerdigen  notiz  eines  .\raber8 
au8  dem  XI  Jahrhundert  ueber  die  stadt  Maynz.  13 
pp.  (St.  Petersburg  Acad.  Mim.  6  s.  v.  2,  1834,  p.  «7.)— 
Goethe,  J.  W.  von.  Belagerung  von  jVIainz,  1793.  13 
pp.  [Saemmt.  werke,  v.  4,  p.  485.)— Latoinag,  J.  Ca- 
talogus  episcoporum  et  archieplscoporum  Moguntl- 
nenslum  usque  ad  annum  1582.  79  pp.  (Mencke, -J.  B., 
Script,  rer.  Germanic,  v.  3,  p.  407.)— M^zlires.  A.  Le 
siege  de  Mayence.  17  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1871, 
2  per.  V.  91,  p.  267.1 

Meutz,  Council  of.    Concilium  Moguntinum 

auuo  H51  celebratum.  4  pp.  (Mandne,  E.,  and  Du- 
rand,  U.,  Vet.  xcript.  ampUss.  collect,  v.  8,  p.  1005.) — Slg- 
frled,  Abp.  of  Mentz.  Synodus  Moguntina.  4  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  t.  148,  p.  1431.) 

Menu.    See  Manu. 

Meuzaleh,  Lake,  Egypt.    Andreossy,  A.  F., 

Comte  d".  Mfimolre  sur  le  lac  M.  36  pp.  {Vescript.  de 
VEgiipfe,  V.  11,  p.  519.) 

Meiizel,  Karl  Adolf.  1784-1855.  Neuere 
geschichte  der  Deutschen  seit  der  refor- 
mation.    Breslau,  1854-55.     6  v.  8°.        3664 

Menzel,  Wolfgang.  1798-1873.  German 
literature.  Tr.  from  the  German,  with  notes, 
by  Thomas  Gordon.  Oxford.  1840.  4  v.  p.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  63, 1836,  p.  442. )  2245 

Geschichte  der  Deutschen    bis  auf  die 

neuesten  tage.  5  umgearbeitete  ausgabe. 
Stuttgart,  1855-56.     5  v.  in  3,  12°.  3667 

The  same.  Tr.  into  English,  by  Mrs. 
George  Harrocks.  London,  1854-59.  3  v. 
p.  8^     {Bohn,B..  G.,  Stand.  Libr.)  3667 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  47,  184«i,  p.  154. 

Menzies,  Rev.  Allan  (TV.)  Church  history 
of  the  first  3  centuries.    See  Baur,  F.  C. 

( Tr. )    Philosophy  of  religion.    See  Pflei- 

derer.  O. 

Menzies,  Louisa  L.  J.  Legendary  tales  of 
the  ancient  Britons,  rehearsed  from  the  early 
chronicles.     London,  1864.     12°.  1226 

Contents.  Legend  of  Alban  of  "Vertilam.- Legend 
of  the  brothers  Bell  and  Bran.— Legend  of  Cad- 
wallon,  and  the  final  struggle  of  the  Britons.— 
Lf'g.nd  of  Cynedda  and  Morgan.  —  Legend  of 
Elidnre  the  compassionate. — Legend  of  Ksyllt 
and  SabrJ na.— Legend  of  I^ear  and  his  3 daughters. 
-Legend  of  Vortigern. 

Meiizies,  William.  Treatise  on  the  sanitary 
management  and  utilisation  of  sewage:  com- 
prising details  of  a  system  applicable  to  cot- 
tages, dwelling-houses,  public  buildings,  and 
towns;  suggestions  relating  to  the  arterial 
drainage  of  the  country  and  the  water  supply 
of  rivers.     London.  1865.     4°.  —2723 

Menzini,  Benedetto.  1646-1704.  Poetica  e 
satire,  con  annotazioui.     Milano,  1808.     8°. 

2364 

Sonettl  e  canzonl.    9  pp.    (Gironl,  R.,  RaccoUa  di 

hna.  ital.  p.  162.)— Sonetto.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  1, 
18.50,  p.  72.)  «-       V        /-  -»  , 

M^oii,  Dominique  Martin.  1748-1829.  Le 
Roman  du  Renart.  pub.  d'apres  les  MSS  de 
la  Bibliotheque  du  roi  des  XIII,  XIV,  et  XV 
siecles.     Paris.  1826.    4  v.  8°.  1224 

M^phistoph^la  et  la  legende  de  Faust. 

29  pp.    [Rev.  U.  deux  mondet,  1852,  n.  p4r.  v.  13,  p.  635.) 
PAitTlV.— 25.  'tf  I 


Mepbistophelean.    4  pp.    Sprague,  C.  J. 

lAtlant.  Montiilv.  v.  17,  1866,  p.  632.) 

Mephistopheles,  A  night  with.    10  pp. 

(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  26,  1845,  p.  570.) 

Mequinez,  Morocco.   Windhus,  J.  Journey 

to  M.,  1721.  57  pp.  (Plnkerton,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  15,  p.  442.) 

Mer,  La.     Michelet.  J.  —1677 

M^rault  de  Bizy.  Athanase-Rene.  1744-1835. 

Notice ;  CEuvres  oratoires.  107  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,Oro<. 
sacris,  v.  99,  p.  1223.) 

M^ray,  Antony.  1817—.  Les  libres  pre- 
cheurs  devanciers  de  Luther  et  de  Rabelais : 
etude  historique,  critique,  et  anecdotique 
sur  les  XIV,  XV,  et  XVI  sidcles.  Paris,  1860. 
18°.  —4237 

La  vie  au  temps    des  cours    d 'amour ; 

croyances.  usages,  et  moeurs  intimes  de  XI, 
XII.  et  XIII  siecles  d'apres  les  chroniques, 
gestes,  jeux-partis,  et  fabliaux.  Paris.  1876. 
8°.  —1374 

La  vie  au  temps  des  trouveres  ;  croyances, 

usages,  et  moeurs  intimes  des  XI,  XII,  et 
XIII  siecles  d'apres  les  lois.  chroniques,  dits, 
et  fabliaux.     Paris.  1873.     12°.  ,2374 

Merbes,  Bon  de.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

h'lintiies,  V.  30. 

Mercantile  dictionary.    Veitelle,  I.  de. 

1145 
Mercantile  law.    See  Commercial  law. 
Mercantile  liibrary  Associations.  See 

the   name  of  the  city   where   situated,   as 
Baltimore. — New  York. — Philadelphia. 
Mercantile  navy  list.   Mayo,  J.  J.  —2763 
Mercati,  Michele.     Niceron,  J.   P.     Mem. 

des  hommes,  v.  38. 

Mercator,  jjsewd.  The  book-keeper,  and  a 
tr.  from  the  German  of  Schiller.  Montreal, 
1868.     16°.  1397 

Mercator^  pseud.    Sketch  for  a  new  division 

and  sub-dlvlsion  of  monies,  weights,  and  coins.  6  pp. 
{Pamphleteer,  v.  4, 1814,  p.  171.) 

Mercator  (Kauffmann),  Gerhard.  1512-94. 
Atlas  sive  cosmographicae  meditationes  de 
fabrica  mundi  et  fabricati  figura.  Amster- 
dami,  1630.     fo.  1421 

Sphere  terrestre  et  sphere  celeste,  ed.  a 

Louvain  en  1541  et  1551.  Ed.  nouv.  Brux- 
elles,  1875.     fo.  1450 

Raemdonck.  J.van.   Les  Spheres  terrestre 

et  celeste  de  Gerard  Mercator.     1875. 

Wells,  W.    Mercator,  the  patb-flnder  of  the  sea. 

4  pp.     ( .Scn7>ner'.«  Monthly,  v.  2,  1871,  p.  461.) 

Mercator,  Marius.  5  cent.  Opera  omnia, 
sive  monumenta  ad  Pelagianam  Nestorian- 
amque  haeresim  pertinentia.  Ed.  noviss. 
Parisiis,  1862.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Lot.  V.  48.)  —2283 

Contents.  Balnze,  E.  Praefatlo.— Commonltorlum 
de  Coelestlo. — Gamier,  J.  Praefatlo  geueralls..— 
Liber  subnotationum  lu  verba  Jnliani. — Monumenta 
ad  haeresim  HTestorianam  spectantla. — N^estorlna. 
Epistolae  III;  Tractatus  contra  haeresim  Peiagil  seu 
Coelestii. — Translationes  variorum  opusculorum  quae 
Graece  scripta  sunt  in  causa  Pelagtanoram. — Sym- 
bolum  Theodori  Slopsuestensi  et  ejus  refutatio. 
—Appendices. 

Merc6d6s,  Queen  of  Spain.    Dorr,  J.  C.  R. 

Merc6d6s,  Juue  27,  1878.  1  p.  (Scribner't  Monthly,  v.  16, 
1878,  p.  651.)— Ergfcine.  R.  F.  St.  C,  Earl  of  Rosslyn. 
In  memory  of  DoBa  Mercedes.  3  pp.  (Blackwood'g 
iTo^.v.  124,  1878,  p.6J0.)— A  Q,ueen  at  school.  14  pp. 
(Seribner's  Mimthly,  v.  15,  1878,  p.  868.) 

Mercedes  of  Castile.    Cooper,  J.  F.    1275 

Mercer,  Gen.  Cavalie.     1783-1868.     Journal 

of  the  Waterloo  campaign,  kept  throughout 

the  campaign  of  1815.     Edinburgh,   1870. 


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2  V.  p.  8°.     (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood'' s  Mag.  v. 

107,  1870,  p.  694.)  1687 

Mercer,  James.    Lyric  poems.    7  pp.    (Rev. 

of  In  Edxn.  Rev.  v.  7,  1806,  p.  471.) 

Mercer,  John.  Abridgement  of  all  the  acts 
of  Assembly  [of  Virginia]  in  force  January  1, 
1758.     Glasgow,  1758.     8°.  —4327 

Note. — Title  page  wanting. 

Mercer,  Margaret.  1791-1846.  Popular  lec- 
tures on  ethics,  or  moral  obligation.  Peters- 
burg, 1841.     8°.  —1446 

Mercer,  Singleton.     Domestic  affairs.    Trial 

of  M.,for  the  murder  of  Mahlon  Hutchinson  Hebertou. 
10  pp.     (New  Englander,  v.  1,  1843,  p.  442.) 

Mercer,  County,  Pa.  White,  I.  C.  Geology 
of  Mercer  county,  1878.  1880.  {Pa.  2  geol. 
surv.  1874-80,  Q.Q.Q.) 

Stokely,  B.    Kemarks  and  general  observations 

on  M.   18  pp.  (Pa.  Hist.  See.  Mem.  v.  4,  pt.  2,  1850,  p.  65.) 

Merchandise.    See  Commerce  and  Trade. 
Merchant  and  his  wife.   The.     8  pp. 

Froude,  J.  A.,  Short  studies  on  great  subjects,  2  a.  p.  242. 

Merchant  and  the  friar.  The.  Palgrave, 
Sir  F.  1294,  1298 

Merchant  marine.  Our.    Wells,  D.  A. 

—2777 
Merchant  of  Bagdad.    2  pp.    {Harper''s 

Mag.  V.  8,1854,  p.  548.) 

Merchant  of  Marseilles.  4  pp.  {Fraser''s 

Mag.  V.  36, 1847,  p.  352.) 

Merchant  of  Venice.  See  Shakespeare,W. 

Merchant  shipping.  History  of.  Lind- 
say, W.  S.     4  V.  —2396 

Merchant  Taylors'  guild.  Clode,  C.  M. 
Memorials  of  the  guild  of  Merchant  Taylors. 
1875. 

Merchant  Taylors'  school.  Robinson, 
C.  J.  Register  of  the  scholars  admitted  into 
Merchant  Taylors'  school,  1562-1874.  1882- 
83,  2  V. 

Merchants.  Butts,  I.  R.  Merchant's  and 
mechanic's  assistant.     1856. 

De  Foe,  D.  The  complete  English  trades- 
man. 1841,  2  V.  (Novels  and  miscel.  works., 
V.  17,  18.) 

Hunt,  F.    Lives  of  American  merchants, 

1858,  2  V. 

ScoviLLE,  J.  A.     The  old  merchants  of 

New  York  city.     1863. 

See  also  Bnslnegg. — Commerce  and  Trade. — 
Commercial  law.— EJxcIiange. 

Merchant's  magazine  and  commercial 
review.  Conducted  by  Freeman  Hunt,  Thos. 
P.  Kettel,  I.  Smith  Homans,  and  William  B. 
Dana.  New  York,  1839-70.  63  v.  8°.  3975 
Note.  —  Continued  In  Commercial  and  flnauclal 
chronicle. 

Mercier,  Mrs.  J.  W.    New  England.    2  pp. 

{Dem.  Rev.  v.  18, 1846,  p.  186.) 

Mercier,  Josias,  Sieur  des  Bordes.    — 1626. 

Notae  In  Dlctyos  Cretensls  de  belle  Trojano  llbros. 
14  pp.  (Dlctys,  of  Crete,  De  bello  Trojano,  v.  2,  p.  679: 
Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.) 

Mercier,  Louis  Sebastien.  1740-1814.  L'an 
deux  mille  quatre  cent  quarante,  reve  s'il 
en  fClt  jamais,  suivi  de  I'homme  de  fer, 

•    songe.    Paris,  1799.     8  v.  8°.  1207 

Nouveau  Paris.   Paris,  n.d.  6  v.  12°.  2606 

Songeset visions  philosophiques.  Amster- 
dam, 1788.  8°.  (Garnier,  C.  G.  T.,  Voyages 
imag.  v.  32.)  1296 

Tableau  de  Paris.    Amsterdam,  1782-88. 

12  v.  in  6,  8°.  2606 


Mercier,  Pierre  Alexandre.  1791 — .  CEuvres 
oratoires.  Paris.  1863.  r.  8°.  (Migne,J.  P., 
Orat.  sacrh,  v.  87.)  —3222 

Contents.  Conferences  eocl^siastlqnes. — Avis 
aux  coiifesseurg. — Betraite  donn6e  aux  dames  et 
demoiselles  d'une  ville.  —  Influence  salutalre  ou 
pernlcleuse  qu'exerce  la  femme  dans  la  soci6t6. — 
Meditations. — Notice  sur  M.— Pan6gyrlques. — 
Retraite  eccl^siastique. — Sermons. 

Mercier  de  liacombe,  Charles.    Cham- 

pagny,  F.  J.  M.  T.  N.,  Comle  de.  Henri  IV  et  sa  poli- 
tique, par  M.    14  pp.    (  Correspondant,  v.  53, 1861,  p.  445.) 

Merck,  Johann  Heinrich.  Wagner,  K.  {Ed.) 
Briefe  aus  dera  freundeskreise  von  Goethe, 
Herder,  Hoepfner,  und  Merck.     1847. 

niercli's  correspondence.    9  pp.    (Dublin  Univ. 

^/ag.  V.  12,  1838,  p.  393.) 

Mercklin,  Georg  Abraham.     Niceron,  J.  P. 

M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  13. 

Merck-Saint-IiiCTin.  Demarsy,A.  Note 

sur  le  uom  de  M.  au  XIII  slfecle.  2  pp.  iSoc.  antlq.  de 
France,  Bull.  1872,  p.  105;  with  Mim.  v.  33,  1872.) 

Mercwri,  Paolo.  1804—.  Costumes  histor- 
iques  des  XII,  XIII,  XIV,  et  XV  siecles. 
Avec  un  texte  par  Camille  Bonnard.  Nouv. 
ed.  par  M.  Charles  Blanc.  Paris,  1860.  8  v, 
4°.  —1761 

Mercuriale,  Girolamo.    1530-1606.    De  arte 

gyranastlca  libri  VI.  143  pp.  (Polenl,  Q.,  Uir.  thes. 
antiq.  Rom.  Gr.  nov.  supp.  v.  3,  p.  445.)— De  potionlbus 
ac  edullls  antlquorum.  14  pp.  (Gronovlus,  J.,  r/tes. 
Gr.  anliq.  v.  9,  p.  465.) 

Niceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  26.— Vettori, 

P.  Ad  Joaunem  Cratonera,  Thomam  Rehdlgerum,  et 
Hleronymum  Mercurialem  epistolae.  72  pp.  (Paasow, 
F.  L.  K.  F.,  Opuscula  acad.  p.  443.) 

Mercuriales.  190  pp.  Aguesseau,  H.  F.  d', 

(Euvres  compl.  t.  1,  p.  47. 

Mercurins,  St.    Passio;  Historia  corporis 

Sanctl  Mercurll.  7  pp.  (Martfene,  E.,  and  Durand,  U., 
Vet.  script.  ampUss.  co?iec<.  v.  6,  pp.  743,  751.)— Trans- 
latlo  Sanctl  Mercurll.  5  pp.  {Monumenta  German, 
hist.  Script,  rtr.  Langobard.  Saec.  VI-IX,  p.  576.) 

Mercurins,  the  Monk.   Circa  13  cent.   'Avay- 

KoiOTaTT)  StSaericaAia  jrepl  <T<f>vyii.u)v.  3  pp.  (Ideler,  J.  L., 
Phys.  et  med.  Gr.  min.  v.  2,  p.  254.) 

Mercurins  Americanus.  48  pp.  Wheel- 
wright, J.,  Writings,  p.  181. 
Mercurins  infernalis.  10  pp.  Taylor,  J., 

Works,  V.  4. 

Mercurins  Rusticus,  pseud.  See  Dibdin, 
T.  F. 

Mercurins  rusticus:  or,  the  countrie's 
complaint  of  the  barbarous  outrages  comitted 
by  the  sectaries  of  this  late  flourishing  king- 
dom.    Ryves,  B.  1518 

Mercurins  Trismegistus.  See  Hermes 
Trismegistus. 

Mercury,  Divinity.    Arbois  de  Jubainville, 

H.  d'.  Le  Mercure  gaulols.  3  pp.  (Rev.  archiol.  u.  s. 
V.  26, 1873,  p.  95.)— Chaudruc  de  Crazannes,  J.  M. 

C.  A.,  Baron.  Trols  monuments  iufidlts  relatits  au 
culte  de  Mercure.  4  pp.  (Rev.  archiol.  1851,  p.  245.)— 
Fourmont,  M.  Dissertation  oil  Ton  moutre  qu'll 
n'y  a  Jamais  eu  qu'un  Mercure.  13  pp.  (Inst,  de 
France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  7, 1733,  p.  1.) 

Mercury,  Mineral.     Bernoulli,  Jean.     Dis- 

Bertatlo  pliysica  de  morcurlo  lucenteln  vacuo.  74  pp. 
[Opera  omnia,  v.  2,  p.  319.)— Bro-»vne,  J.  R.  Down  In 
the  cinnabar  mines.  16  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  31, 1866, 
p.  645.)— Colles,  A.  Use  ot  mercury  In  affections  of 
the  nervous  system.  21  pp.  (Selections  from  works,  p. 
307  :  iVew  Sydenham  ^Toc.)— Meagher,  J.  T.  Quicksilver 
and  Its  home.  8  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  3,  1869,  p. 
601.)— Q,ulcksilver.  11pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  19, 
1872,  p.  562.)— 'Wells,  W.  V.  The  quicksilver  mines  of 
New  Almaden,  California.  17  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. 
27,  1863,  p.  26.) 

Mercury,  Planet.  Le  Verrier,  U.  J.  J. 
Th6orie  du  mouvement  de  Mercure.    1845. 

—  Kepler,  J.  PhaenomenonBlngulareBeuMercurlus 
lusoleTlBus.    36  pp.    ( Opera  omnia,  V.  2,  p.  778.) 


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Mercury :  or,  the  secret  and  swift  messen- 
ger. 87  pp.  VfUkina,!.,  Mathemat.  and  pHlosoph.  works, 
y.  2,  p.  1. 

Mercy.    Alger,  Canon  of  Liege.    Liber  de 

mlaerlcordla  et  j  uatitia.  66  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 
t.  Lot.  V.  180,  p.  857.)— Erasmug,  D.  De  magnltudlne 
mlserlcordlarum  Domini  conclo.  16  pp.  (  Opera  omnia, 
V.  5,  p.  557.) 

Mercy  Disborougli.  75  pp.  Stone,  W.  L., 

Tales  and  sketches,  v.  1,  p.  1. 

Mcrdtain.    See  Merlin. 

Mfere,  Baronne  de.    See  Guenard,  E. 

M^r^«  Georges  Brossin,  Chevalier  de.   Sainte- 

Beuve,  C.  A.  Le  Chevalier  de  Mer6.  44  pp.  [Portraits 
lilliraires,  p.  85  ;  and  Rev.  d.  deux  mondet,  1848,  n.  8.  v. 
21,  p.  5.) 

Mereditb,  George.  Circa  1838—.  Beau- 
champ's  career.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  16-18, 
1874^75.) 

Vittoria.     {Fortn.  Rev.  v.  3-6, 1865-66.) 

Ballad  of  fair  ladies  in  revolt.     9  pp.     (Fortn. 

Rev.  a.  s.  v.  20,  1876,  p.  232.)— Diana  of  tlie  cross- 
iv«ys.  120  pp.  (Fortn.  iJec.  n.  8.  V.  35,  1884,  p.  763;  v. 
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(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  a.  v.  9, 1871,  p.  86.)— In  the  ^voods.  5 
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In  the  galliambic  measure.  3  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v. 
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1880,  pp.  510,  653,  785;  v.  29, 1881,  pp.  104,  244.) 

Novels  of  M.    14  pp.    (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  69, 1879, 

p.  411.) 

Meredith,  Isabella  Grant.  Memory,  a  poem. 

1  p.     (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  10,  1875,  p.  223.) 

Meredith,  Mrs.  Louisa  Twamley.  1812 — 
Notes  and  sketches  of  New  South  Wales, 
during  a  residence  in  that  colony  from  1839 
to  1844.  London,  1844.  12°.  (Murray,  J., 
LOxr.)  3157 

Wanderings  and   excursions    in    North 

Wales.    See  Roscoe,  T. 

Wanderings  and    excursions    in    South 

Wales.    See  Roscoe,  T. 

Meredith,  Owen,  pseud.    See  Lytton,  E.  R. 

L.  B. .  1  Earl  of  Lytton. 
Meredith,  William  George.     Memorials  of 

Charles  John,  King  of  Sweden  and  Norway. 

London,  1829.     8°.  5864 

Mereiida,  Antonio  Maria.     De  S.  Damasi 

papae  opusculls  et  gestis;  Diatribae  II  illustrantes 
gesta  quaedam  pontlflcum  Liberii  et  Damasi.  119 
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Merewether,  Rev.  Francis.    Letter  to  the 

editor  of  the  Quarterly  Review,  in  furtherance  of  the 
subjects  of  3  articles  in  No.  72  of  that  review,  entitled, 
on  agriculture  and  rent ;  substitution  of  savings  banks 
tor  pour  laws ;  on  planting  waste  lands,  etc.  22  pp. 
(Pamphleteer,  v.  29,  1828,  p.  147.) 

Merewether,  Henry  Alworth,  and  Ste- 
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boroughs  and  municipal  corporations  of  the 
United  Kingdom,  from  the  earliest  to  the 
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Merewether.    See  also  Merry  weather. 

Mergey,    Jean    de.     1536-1615.     Memoires 

(1554-89).  26  pp.  (Michaud  and  Poujoulat,  lYouc.  coll. 
mim.  ret.  hist,  de  France,  v.  9,  p.  655 ;  Petltot,  C.  B.  and  A., 
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Mergiiet,  H.  Lexikon  zu  den  Reden  des 
Cicero,  mit  angabe  saemmtlicher  stellen. 
Jena,  1877-84.    4  v.  4°.  3222 


Contents. 
A-Cymbalum,  v.  1.         Kalendae-Pyxls,  v.  3. 
Damnatio-Juxta,  v.  2.    Qua-Uxor,  v.  4. 

Lexikon  zu  den  schriften  Caesars  und 

seiner  fortsetzer.  6  lieferung.  Jena,  1886. 
4°.  3222 

Contents.    Peto-Remltto.  • 

Panii,  C.  Welche  bewelskraft  hat  das  verbum  pos- 
sum fuer  die  entstehung  der  verbalendungen  aua 
hilfsverben,  von  M.  4  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  vergleich.  tprach- 
forsch.  V.  19, 1870,  p.  224.) 

Marian,  Maria  Sibylla.    Memoir  of.    30  pp. 

(Jardlne,  Sir  W.,  Nat.  Libr.  v.  30,  p.  17.) 

Mericke>  John.     Note  of  the  travels  of  the 

Busses  over  land,  and  by  water  from  Mezen,  neere 
the  bay  of  Saint  Nicholas  to  Pechora.  1  p.  (Purchas, 
S.,  His  pilgrimes,  v.  3,  p.  630.) 

Merida,  Spain.    Pablo,  Deacon  of  Merida. 

Apospasmation  de  rebus  Emeritensibus.  9  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  80,  p.  163.) 

Meriden,  Conn.    Davis,  C.  H.  S.     History 

of  Wallingford,  Meriden.  and  Cheshire.  1870. 

Meridian.    Davis,  C.  H.    Upon  the  prime 

meridian.  8  pp.  (Am.  Assoc.  Scl.  Proc.  v.  2, 1850,  p.  78.) 
— Holton,  I.  F.    American  prime  meridian.     3  pp. 

(Am.  Assoc.  Scl.  Proc.  v.  2,  1850,  p.  381.) 

Meridional  and  azimuth  compass.     4 

pp.     Walker,  R.,  Treatise  on  magnetism,  p.  1. 

Merie  tales  of  Skelton.  36  pp.   (Hazlitt, 

W.  C,  Shakesp.  jest-books,  v.  2,  p.  1.) 

Merie  tales  of  the  mad  men  of  Gotham. 

26  pp.     (Hazlitt,  W.  C,  Shakesp.  jest-books,  v.  3,  p.  1.) 

Merighi,    3irs.   Caroline    A.      The    Bread- 

crniuD  artist.  6  pp.  (Harper'*  Jtfa^.  v.  44, 1872,  p.  696.) 
—My  little  ne-ws-boy.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  y.  4,1, 
1871,  p.  271.)— One  night  in  Venice.  3  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  45,  1872,  p.  82.) — Roses  of  Florence. 

2  pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  49, 1874,  p.  486.) 

Merigot,  J.  Select  collection  of  views  and 
ruins  in  Rome,  and  its  vicinity ;  executed 
from  drawings  made  upon  the  spot  in  the 
year  1791.  [Anon.]  London,  n.  d.  fo.    —1721 

M^rilhon,  Joseph.     1788-1856.     Essai  his- 

torlque  sur  la  vie  et  les  ouvrages  de  Mirabeau.  219 
pp.    (Mirabeau,  H.  Ot.  de  R.  de,  (Euvres,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Merille,  Edmond.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

hommes,  v.  37. 

M^rim^e,  Jean  Frangois  Lenor.  1757-1836. 
Art  of  painting  in  oil  and  in  fresco.  With 
original  observations  on  the  rise  and  prog- 
ress of  British  art,  the  French  and  English 
chromatic  scales,  and  theories  of  colouring, 
by  W.  B.  Sarsfield  Taylor.  London,  1839. 
12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  45, 
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M6rini6e,  Prosper.  1803-70.  Chroniquedu 
regne  de  Charles  IX ;  suivie  de  la  Double 
meprise  et  de  la  Guzla.  Nouv.  ed.  Paris, 
1853.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Westm.  Rev.  v.  13, 
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Episode  de  I'histoire  de  Russie.    Les  faux 

Demetrius.  Paris,  1854.  16°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Dublin  Rev.  v.  35,  1853,  p.  492.)  3467 

Etudes  sur  Thistoire  romaine.      Paris, 

1844.     2  V.  8°.  2744 

Cnntents.    Conjuration  de  Catllina,  v.  2.— Guerre 
sociale,  v.  1. 

Histoire  de  Don  Pedre  I,  Roi  de  Castille. 

Paris,  1848.     8°.  5864 

History  of  Peter  the  Cruel,  King  of  Castile 

and  Leon.  With  additional  notes.  London, 
1849.  2  V.  12°.  ( Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag. 
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p.  1  ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  92,  1850,  p.  136.)         5877 

Letters  to  an  Incognita.     Ed.  by  Richard 

Henry  Stoddard.  New  York,  1874.  16°. 
{Bric-a-brac  S.)  3827 


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Lettres  d  M.  Panizzi,  1850-70.     Pub.  par 

M.  Louis  Fagan.     Paris,  1881.    2  v.  8°.    3862 

Letters  to  Panizzi.     Ed.  by  Louis  Fagan. 

London,  1881.     2  v.  8°.  3862 

Les  Ames  dii  Purgntoire.    58  pp.    [Rev.  d.  deux 

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76  pp.  (Scheil^,  J.,  Klosler,  v.  3,  b.  p.  766.)— Arsine 
Gutllot.  39  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1844,  n.  a.  v.  5, 
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{Ed.)    Aventures  du  Baron  de  Faeneste. 

See  Aubigne.  T.  A.  d '. 

{Ed.)     CEuvres  completes  .  .  .  de  Bran- 

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and  others.    Architecture  gallo-romaine 

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Merivale,  Charles,  D.  D.  1808—.  Conver- 
sion of  the  northern  nations.  The  Boyle 
lectures  for  the  year  1865  delivered  at  the 
Chapel  royal,  Whitehall.   London,  1866.    8°.- 

—1265 

Conversion  of  the  Roman  Empire.     The 

Boyle  lectures  for  the  year  1864  delivered  at 
the  Chapel  royal,  Whitehall.  London,  1865. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  71,  1865,  p. 
363.)  —1265 

Fall  of  the  Roman  Republic,  a  short  his- 
tory of  the  last  century  of  the  common- 
wealth.    London,  1853.     12°.  2756 

Four  lectures  on  some  epochs  of  early 

church  history,  delivered  in  Ely  cathedral. 
New  York,  1879.     12°.  —1267 

Contents.  St.  Ambrose,  and  the  union  of  the 
Christian  church  with  the  state.— St.  Augustine  t 
some  lessons  from  his  life  and  teaching.— St.  Greg- 
ory, and  the  early  missions  of  the  church.— St.  Leo 
the  Great,  and  the  rise  of  the  papacy. 

General  history  of  Rome  from  the  foun- 
dation of  the  city  to  the  fall  of  Augustulus, 
B.  C.  758-A.  D.  476.    New  York,  1881.     12°. 

2787 


History  of  the  Romans  under  the  Empire. 

2  ed.  London,  1852-58.  6  v.  8°.  (Rev."  of 
in  DuUiiX  Rev.  v.  30,"  1851,  p.  436  ;  Dublin 
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p.  157  ;  V.  119,  1864.  p.  26  ;  Eraser's  Mag.  v. 
47,  1853,  p.  657  ;  London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  6, 
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V.  72,  1851.  p.  442  ;  v.  96, 1863,  p.  503  ;  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  88,  1851,  p.  385  ;  Rev.  contemp.  1852, 
V.  2,  p.  377.)  2754 

The  Roman  triumvirates.     With  a  map. 

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{Ed.)     Account  of  the  life  and  letters  of 

Cicero.    See  Abeken,  B.  R.  (in  supplement). 

{Ed.)     Catilina  et  Jugurtha.    See  Sallus- 

tius  Crispus,  C. 

{Tr.)     Homer's  Iliad.     iSee  Homerus. 

MeriTale,    Herman.      1806-74.      Historical 

studies.     London,  1865.     8°.  2453 

Contents.  Ou  some  of  the  precursors  of  the  Frencb. 
revolution.— Leisure  hours  of  a  tourist.— Studies 
from  the  history  of  the  seventeenth  century. 

Lectures  on  colonization  and  colonies. 

New  ed.  London,  1861.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  52,  1842,  p.  206.)  —1394 

Life  of  Sir   Henry  Lawrence.     See  Ed- 

wardes.  Sir  H.  B.,  and  Merivale,  H. 

{Ed.)      Memoirs  of  Sir  Philip  Francis. 

See  Parkes,  J. 

Merivale,  Herman  Charles.    1839—.   JEtate 

XIX.  2  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Map.  u.  s.  v.  4,  1879,  p.  148.) 
— The  Dead  man  and  still.  11  pp.  {Dublin  Univ. 
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2  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  3, 1879,  p.  492.)— Song 
of  the  night.  4  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  124, 187C 
p.  336.) 

Merivale,  John  Herman.  1779-1844.  Or- 
lando in  Roncesvalles,  a  poem  in  5  cantos. 
London,  1814.     12°.  1395 

Poems.    6  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  Dublin   Univ.  Mag.  v.  16, 

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Merk,  Conrad.  Excavations  at  the  Kessler- 
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Merkel,  Karl  Ludwig.  1812—.  Der  kelil- 
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Schmidt,  .T.  Physlologle  der  menschlichen  sprache 

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Merkel,  Paul  Johannes  (.Kd.)  1819-61.  Lex 
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(Ed.)  lieges  Alamannorum.    182  pp.  (Frankfort 

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Merkel,  Rudolf  {Ed.)  JEschyli  quae  super- 
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{Ed.)    P.  Ovidii  Naso  [opera].    See  Ovi- 

dius  Naso,  P. 

Merkwiierdige  akteiistuecke  ausdem 
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Merle,  Mathieu.     1548-90.     Memoir es  (1572- 

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Merle  d'Aobign^,  Jean  Henri.   1794-1872. 

History  of  the  great  reformation  of  the  16 

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Note.— Kenry  White  assisted  In  the  preparation  ol 

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Bohemia,  v.  7. 
Denmark,  v.  7. 
England,  v.  4,  5,  8. 
f  errara,  v.  5. 
France,  v.  1-4. 
Geneva,  v.  1-7. 
Germany,  v.  4,  8. 
Hungary,  v.  7. 


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Italy,  v.  4. 
Netherlands,  v.  7. 
Norway,  v.  7. 
Poland,  V.  7. 
Scotland,  v.  6. 
Spain.  V.  8. 
Sweden,  v.  7. 
Switzerland,  v.  3,  6. 


Nott.—y.  6,  7,  tr.  by  W.  L.  B.  Gates. 

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Merlin.  Arthour  and  Merlin.  1888.  {Ab- 
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La  Villemarque.  T.  C.  H.  H.,  Vicomte 

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Wheatley,  H.  B.  (Ed.)    Merlin.     1865- 

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I^a  Villeniarqn£,T.  C.  H.  U.,  Vicomte  de.    Le  barde 

Merlin.  22  pp.  [Correspondant,  v.  53,  1861,  p.  283.)— 
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de  Boron.  Merlin.  97  pp.  (Paris,  P.,  Romans  de  la 
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Merlin,  Charles.    — 1747,    Traite  historique 

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Merlin,  Mercedes  Jaruco,  Comtesse  de,  and 
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Merlin,  Philippe  Antoine,  Comte.    Mignet, 

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Merobandes,  Flavins.  5  cent.  Carminum 
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Merodaeh  Baladan  I,  King  of  Babylon. 

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Merodaeh  Baladan  III,  King  of  Baby- 
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Merolla  da  Sorrento,  Girolamo.     17  cent. 

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MerouTille,    Charles.      Praefatio.      2  pp. 

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Merovingians. 

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Merrellf  Henry.    Pioneer  life  in  Wisconsin. 

36  pp.    (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  7, 1876,  p.  367.) 

Merriam,  Augustus  C.  Greek  and  Latin 
inscriptions  on  the  obelisk-crab  in  the  Metro- 
politan Museum,  New  York.  New  York, 
1883.     8°.  1703 

The  Phaeacian  episode  of  the  Odyssey  as 

comprised  in  the  6,  7,  8,  11,  and  13  books. 
Illustrated.     New  York,  1880.     12°.         3277 

Merriam,  George  S.  Life  and  times  of 
Samuel  Bowles.  ^New  York,  1885.   2  v.  p.  8°. 

3786 

Merrick,  Rev.  James.     1720-69.    The  wish. 

3  pp.  (Campbell,  T.,  Brit. poets,  v.  6,  p.  94;  Ritson,  J., 
Eng.  anthol.  v.  2,  p.  286.) 

Merrick,  Rev.  James  Lyman.  1803-66.  Life 
and  religion  of  Mohammed,  as  contained  in 
the  Sheeah  traditions  of  the  Hyat-ul-Kuloob. 
Tr,  from  the  Persian.     Boston,  1850.     8°. 

—2285 

Merrie  conceited  jests  of  George  Peele. 

50  pp.   (HazliU,  W.  C,  Shakesp.jesl-bvoks,  v.  2,  p.  261.) 

Merrie  ^England  in  the  olden  time.  Daniel, 
G.  1266 

Merrie  ^England :  its  sports  and  pastimes. 
Lennox,  Lord  W.  P.  —1797 

Merrifield,  Mrs.  Mary  Philadelphia  (Ed.) 
Original  treatises  ...  on  the  arts  of  painting, 
in  oil,  miniature,  mosaic,  and  on  glass ;  of 
gilding,  dyeing,  and  the  preparation  of 
colours  and  artificial  gems  .  .  .  With  trs., 
prefaces,  and  notes.    London,  1849.    2  v.  8°. 

—1734 

Contents.  Archerlus,  J-  De  coloribus  diversis 
modls  tractatur;  De  diversis  coloribus,  v.  1.— Ed- 
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"Storia  della  organlzzazione  civile  delle  belle  artl  in 
Venezla  .  .  ."  v.  2. — Edwards,  P.  Extracts  from  a 
dissertation  read  In  the  Academy  of  Fine  Arts  at 
Venice  on  the  propriety  of  restoring  the  public  pic- 
tures, V.  2.— Eracliiis.  De  coloribus  et  artibus  Eo- 
manorum,  v.  1.  — Gliding  and  other  arts,  v.  1.— 
Glass,  V.  1.— Ijc  Begue,  J.  Tabula  de  vocabulls 
slnonimis  et  equlvocis  colorum;  Experlmenta  de  co- 
loribus, V.  1.— Liebrun,  P.  Brussels  MS:  RecueuU 
des  essales  des  mervellles  de  la  pelnture,  v.  2. — 
Miniature  painting,  v.  1.— Volpato  MS:  Modo  da 
tener  nel  dipinger,  v.  2.— Mosaics,  v.  1.— Painting 
in  oil,  V.  1.— Paduan  MS:  Ricette  per  far  ognl  sorie 
dl  colorl,  V.  2.— St.  Andeinar,  P.  de.  Liber  de  colori- 
bus faclendls,  v.  1.— Marciana  MS:  Secretl  diversi, 
V.  2.— Bolognese  MS :  Segreti  per  colorl,  v.  2.— State 
of  society  and  of  the  arts  during  the  middle  ages, 

Merrill,  Ayers  Philips,  M.  D.  1793-1873. 
Lectures  on  fever,  delivered  in  the  Memphis 
Medical  College  in  1853-56.  New  York,  1865. 
12°.  —3777 

Merrill,  George  B.     Know  thyself.     2  pp. 

{Oeerld.  MunlUly,  v.  11,  1873,  p.  2.W.)  — Mr.  Sheds' 
courtship.     9  pp.     {OverJd.  MonlUy,  v.  6,  1870,  p.  335.) 

Merrill,  Rev.  George  E.     Story  of  the  MSS 

[of  the  Bible].  3ed.  Boston,  1881.  12°. —1257 

Merrill,  James  Cushing.     Preston,  J.   W. 

James  Cushing  Merrill.  7  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal. 
Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  88.) 

Merrill,  Selah.  Eastof  the  Jordan.  A  record 
of  travel  and  observation  in  the  countries  of 
Moab,  Gilead,  and  Bashan  during  the  years 
1875-77.  With  illustrations  and  a  map.  New 
York,  1881.     8°.  1406 

lieland,  C.  O.    East  of  tbe  Jordan.    2  pp.    (Atlant. 

Monthly,  v.  48,  1881,  p.  832.) 

Merrimac,  Iron-clad  vessel.    Colston,  R.  E. 

Watching  the  "  Merrimac."  4  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  7, 
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(Quart.  Rev.  v.  Ill,  1862,  p.  562.)— "Wood,  J.  T.    The 
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See  also  Monitor. 

Merrimack,  N.  H.    Fox,  C.  J.    Historical 

sketch  of  M.  7  pp.  {In  his  History  of  Dunstable,  p.  223.) 

Merrimack  riTcr.    Prescott,  W.    Report 

on  the  alterations  in  the  chanuel  of  M.  10  pp.  (New 
Hampshire  Hist.  Soc  Coll.  v.  7, 1863,  p.  433.) 

Merrimack  Talley.  Historical  and  gene- 
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events  of  Merrimack  valley.     1857-58. 

"Walker,  J.  B.    Valley  of  the  Merrimack.    19  pp. 

(New  Hampshire  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  7, 1863,  p.  414.) 

Merritt,  Mrs.  Anna  Lea.     Recollections  of 

Henry  Merritt.  65  pp.  (Merritt,  H.,  Art  criticism  and 
romance,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Merritt,  Henry.  1822-77.  Art  criticism  and 
romance.  With  recollections,  and  23  etchings 
by  Anna  Lea  Merritt.  London,  1879.  2  v. 
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Contents.  Paul  Brill,  v.  1.— C.  W.  E.  Dl£trlch,  v.  1. 
—  Dirt  and  pictures  separated,  v.  1.  —  Gerard 
Do«v,  V.  1. — Hans  Holbein,  v.  1. — Merritt,  Mrs.  A.  L. 
Recollections  of  H.  Merritt,  v.  1.— Oxford  professor 

and  the  harpist,  v.  2. — Pictures  In  the  International 
Exhibition,  v.  1. — Paul  Rembrandt  van  Ryn,  v.  1. 
— Robert  Dalby,  v.  2.— Selections  from  occasional 
writings,  v.  1.— Story  of  a  flower,  v.  1. 

Merritt,   Mrs.   A.  L.    Recollections  of  M.    65  pp. 

(Merritt,  H.,  Art  criticism  and  romance,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Merritt,  M.  Fannie.     Legend  of  the  Monte- 

clto  grape-vine.  4  pp.  ( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  9, 1872,  p.  519.) 

Merry,  Rev.  William  Walter  {Ed.)  The 
Clouds  of  Aristophanes.  See  Aristophanes 
(in  supplement). 

(Ed.)  Homer:  Odyssey,  with  introduc- 
tion, notes,  etc.    See  Homerus. 

Merry  Christmas,  A.  6  pp.  {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  v.  31,  1848,  p.  173.) 

Merry  conceitecl  Jests  of  George  Peele, 

Gentleman.  48  pp.   ('iiiu(iley,G.,  Old  book  collect,  miscel. 

v.l.) 

Merry  dialogue  between  band,  cuff,  and 

ruff.    11  pp.    (Hiudley,  C,  Old  book  collect,  miscel.  v.  2.) 

Merry  drollery  compleat.  Ebsworth, 
J.W.(Ed.)  1335 

Merry  monarch ;  or,  England  under 
Charles  II.     Adams,  W.  H.  D.     2  v.        1515 

Merry  wives  of  Windsor.  See  Shakes- 
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Merryweather,  F.  Somner.  Bibliomania 
in  the  middle  ages.  London,  1849.  12°.  W.68 

Glimmerings  in  the  dark.    24  pp.    (Rev.  of  in 

Dublin  Rev.  v.  29,  1850,  p.  432.) 

Merryweather,    See  also  Merewether. 
Mersebnrg.  Chronica  episcoporum  ecclesiae 

Merseburgeusls.  56  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  10, 
p.  157.) 

Mersenne,  Marin.     Niceron,  J.  P.    M6m. 

des  hommes,  v.  33. 

Mersey  island.  Ancient  name  of  the  island 

of  M.    3  pp.     (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  67,  1858,  p.  617.) 

Mersey  river.  Beamont,  W.  On  the  traces 

of  the  Romans  along  the  banks  of  M.  15  pp.  (Brit. 
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Merson,  Olivier.  1822—.  De  la  reorgani- 
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beaux-arts.     Paris,  1864.     8°.  —1725 

Mertem,  Oscar.     Etude  critique  sur  Maine 

de  Blrau.  13  pp.  (Rev.  of  lu  Zeits.f.  pldlos.  v.  52,  1868, 
p.  n9.) 

Merten,  France.    Prost,  A.     La  colonne  de 

M.  24  pp.  1  pi.  (Soc.  autlq.  de  France,  Bull.  1879,  p. 
62  ;  with  Mim.  v.  40, 1879.)— Le  monument  de  M.  39  pp. 
(Rev.  archinl.  n.  a.  v.  37,  1879,  pp.  1,  65.) 

Merton  College,  Oxford.  Brodrick,  G.  C. 
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miUan'if  Map.  v.  49,  1884,  p.  460.) 

Meriila,  Gaudenzio.    16  cent.    De  Gallorum 

Clsalplnorum  antiqultate  ac  orlglne  llbrl  m.  4*  pp. 
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See  also  Moablte  stone. 

Mesnier,  Friedrich  Anton.      Mesmer  and 

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Mesnies,  Henri  de.      Fremy,   E.      La  vie 

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Mesnil-Bruiitel,  France.    Cagny,  P.  de. 

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MESONERO  ROMANOS 


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MESSALA  CORVINUS 


Mesonero  Romanos,  Ramon  de  [Ed.) 
1803 — .  Dramaticos  contemporaneos  a  Lope 
de  Vega,  coleccion  escogida  y  ordenada,  con 
un  discurso,  apuntes  biograficos  y  criticos  de 
los  autores,  noticias  bibliograficas,  y  cata- 
logos.  Madrid,  1857-58.  2  v.  8°.  [Bibliot. 
de  autor.  espan.)  — 1103 

Contents.  Agiillar,  G.  de.  LaGltana  melanc61ica; 
El  Mercader  amante;  La  Venganza  honrosa,  v.  1. — 
A  Vila,  Or.  de.  El  Iris  de  las  pendeucias;  El  Valeroso 
Espafiol  y  prlmero  de  su  casa,  v.  1.— BarbadiUo, 
A.  J.  de  S.  Galan,  tramposo  y  pobre,  v.  2.— Belmoiite 
Bermtidez,  L.  de.  El  Diablo  predlcador,  y  mayor 
contrarlo  arnigo;  La  Eenegada  de  Valladolld,  v.  2.— 
Canesma,  C.  B.  de.  El  Marldo  asegurado,  v.  1.— 
Castro,  G.  de.  El  Armor  constante  ;  La  Fuorza  de  la 
costumbre;  Los  Mai  casados  de  Valencia;  Las  Moco- 
dades  del  Cid ;  El  Narciso  en  su  opinion ;  La  Pledad 
en  la  justlcla,  v.  1.— Cerda,  M.  de  la.  DoHa  In6z  de 
Castro,  V.  1. — Claramonte,  A.  de.  De  este  agua  no 
beber6-,  De  lo  vivo  6,  lo  pintado  ;  El  Valiente  negro  en 
Flindes,  v.  1.— Coello,  A.  El  Conde  de  Sex,  6  dar  la 
vlda  por  su  dama,  v.  2.— Eiiclso,D.  X.  de.  Los  M6dl- 
cls  de  Florenola,  v.  2.— Crodlnez,  F.  Aun  de  noche 
alumbra  el  sol,  v.  2.— Grajales,  J.  El  Bastardo  de 
Ceuta,  v.  1.— Guevara,  L.  V.  de.  El  Diablo  estfi.  en 
Cantlllana;  LosHijos  de  la  Barbuda;  La  Luna  de  la 
sierra ;  Mas  pesa  el  roy  que  la  sangre,  y  blason  de  los 
guzmaues;  El  Ollero  de  OcaHa;  Kelnar  despues  de 
morlr,  v.  2. — Herrera,  J.  de.  Duelo  de  honor  y  amis- 
tad,  V.  2.— Herrera,  R.  de.  Del  Clelo  vlene  el  buen 
rey,  v.  2. — Mendoza,  A.  H.  de.  Cada  loco  con  su 
tema,  6  el  montaBes  Indiauo;  Los  EmpeHos  del  mentir ; 
El  Marldo  hace  mujer,  y  el  trato  muda  costumbre,  v. 
2. — Mira  de  Megcua,  A.  La  Fenlx  de  Salamanca; 
Galan,  valiente  y  dlscreto;  No  hay  dlcha  nl  desdlcha 
hasta  la  muerte  ;  Obligar  contra  su  sangre  ;  LaRueda 
de  la  lortuna,  v.  2.— Moutalvaii,  J.  P.  de.  Como 
padre  y  como  rey;  Cumplir  con  su  obligaclon;  La 
Doncella  de  labor  ;  La  Mas  constante  mujer  ;  No  hay 
vlda  como  la  honra;  Ser  prudente  y  ser  sufrldo  ;  La 
Toquera  vizcaina,  v.  2.— Poyo,  D.  S.  del.  La  Adversa 
fortuna  de  Buy  Lopez  de  Avalos ;  La  Prospera  fortuna 
de  Buy  Lopez  de  Avalos,  v.  1.— Sanchez,  M.  La 
Guarda  culdadosa,  v.  1.— Solorzaiio,  A.  del  C.  El 
Marqufis  del  Clgarral;  El  Mayorazzo  flgura,  v.  2. — 
T&rrega,  F.  La  Duquesa  constante;  La  Enemlga 
lavorable;  Ei  Prado  de  Valencia;  La  Sangre  leal  de 
los  montafiieses  de  Navarra,  v.  1.— Turia,  R.  del.  La 
Burladora  burlada,  v.  1.— Vlllalzaii,  J.  de.  Ofender 
con  las  flnezas;  Sufrir  mas  por  querer  mas,  v.  2. 

[Ed.)    Dramaticos  posteriores  a  Lope  de 

Vega.  Coleccion  escogida  y  ordenada,  con 
un  discurso,  apuntes  biograficos  y  criticos 
de  los  autores,  noticias  bibliograficas,  y  cata? 
logos.  Madrid,  1858-59.  2  v.  8°.  (Bibliot.  de 
autor.  espan.)  — 1103 

Contents.  Arellano,  F.  de  L.  B.  de.  Cuando  no  se 
aguarda,  y  prlncIpe  tonto;  LaDamapresldente;  Ei  So- 
corro de  los  mantos,  v.  1.— Candamo,  F.  B.  El  Duelo 
contra  su  dama;  Ei  Esclavo  en  grlllos  de  oro;  Por  su 
rey  y  por  su  dama;  El  Sastredel  Camplllo,  v.  2.— 
Cafiizareg,  J.  de.  Abogar  por  su  ofensor,  y  baron 
del  Plnel ;  El  D6mine  LCicas  ;  El  Honor  da  entendlml- 
euto.yel  mas  bobo  sabe  mas;  LaMasliustre  fregoua; 
El  Plcarlllo  en  EspaHa,  seHor  de  la  gran  Cauarla ;  Por 
acrlsolar  su  honor,  competidor  hijo  y  padre;  Yo  me 
entlendo  y  Dlos  me  entlende,  v.  2.— Caro,  A.  El 
Conde  de  Partinuples,  v.  2.— C^spedes,  V.  de.  Las 
Glorias  del  mejor  slglo,  v.  2.— Cruz,  J.  I.  de  la.  Los 
EmpeHos  de  una  casa,  v.  2.— Cublllo,  A.  El  Amor 
como  ha  de  ser;  El  Conde  de  Saldaila;  Heches  de 
Bernardo  del  Carplo ;  El  Invisible  princlpe  del  Baul ; 
Las  Mudecas  de  Marceia;  La  Perfecrta  casada,  pru- 
dente s&bla  y honrada;  Ei Seflor  de  Noches  Bueuas, 
V.  1.— Cuellar,  J.  de.  Cada  cual  i.  su  iiogoclo,  v.  1.— 
Diamante,  J.  B.  Cu6nto  mlenteu  los  Indiclos,  y  el 
gauapan  do  desdichas  ;  El  Honrador  de  su  padre ;  La 
Judia  del  Toledo ;  El  Valor  no  tiene  edad,  y  Sanson  do 
Extremadura,  v.  2.— Enriquez  Ooinez,  A.  A  lo  que 
obllga  el  honor  ;  Celos  no  oteiiden  al  sol,  v.  1. — Figu- 
eroa  y  C6rdoba,  D.  and  J.  de.  Mentir  y  mudarsu 
&  un  tieinpo,  y  raentlroso  en  la  corte ;  Pobreza,amor, 
y  tortuna,  v.  1.— IIoz  Alota,  J.  de  la.  El  Castigo  de  la 
mlserla;  El  MontaBfis  .Juan  Pascual,  primer  aslstento 
de  SevlUa,  v.  2.— Leon,  M.  F.  de.  El  Sordo  y  el  mou- 
tafl^B,  v.  2.— Martinez,  A.  El  Tercero  de  su  afreuta, 
y.  1.— Ittatoa  Fragoao,  J.  de.  Callar  slempre  es  lo 
major;  La  Dlcha  por  el  desprecio;    El  Galan  de  su 


mujer ;  Lorenzo  me  llamo,  y  carbonero  de  Toledo ;  El 
S4bIo  en  su  retire  y  vlUano  en  su  rlncon,  Juan  Labra- 
dor; Ver  y  creer;  El  Yerro  del  entendldo,  v.  1.— 
Monroy  y  Sllva,  C.  de.  La  Batalla  de  Pavla,  y 
prision  del  rey  Francisco  ;  Las  Mocedades  del  Duque 
de  Osuna;  El  Ofensor  de  si  mlsmo,  v.  2.— Slonteser, 

F.  de.    El  Caballero  de  Olmedo,  v.  2 Rlos,  J.  A.  de 

los.  Estudio  crltico,  v.  1.— .Salazar  y  Torres,  A.  de. 
Eleglr  al  enemigo;  El  Encanto  es  la  hermoaura,  y  el 
hechlzo  sin  hechizo  (Segunda  Celestiua),  v.  2.— Soils, 
A.  de.    ElAmoraluso;  Un  Bobo  hace  ciento  ;  El  Doctor 

Carllno;  La  Gltanllla  de  Madrid,  v.  1 Trlunfo  del 

Ave  Maria,  v.  2.— Velez,  J.  El  Mancebon  de  los  pala- 
clos,  6  agravlar  para  alcanza,  v.  1.— Villa vlciosa,  S. 
de,  and  Avellaneda,  F.  de.  Cuantas  veo  tantas  qulero, 
V.  1.— Zan»ora,  A.  de.  Cada  uno  eslinaje  aparte,  ylos 
Mazas  de  Aragon ;  ElHechlzadopor  fuerza;  Mazarle- 
gos  y  Monsalves;  No  hay  plazo  que  no  se  cumpla  ni 
deuda  que  no  se  pague,  ycomldado  de  piedra,  v.  2.— 

Z&rate,  A.  G.  de.    Estudio  crltloo,  v.  1 Z&rate,  F. 

de.  Mudarse  por  mejorarse  ;  La  Presumlda  y  la  her- 
mosa;  Qulen  habla  mas  obra  menos;  El  Valiente 
Campuzano,  V.  1.— Indices  alfabStlco  de  las  comedlas, 
tragedlas,  autos,  y  zarzuelas  del  teatro  espafiol  desde 
Lope  de  Vega  hasta  Cafilzares  (1580  4  1740)  con  ex- 
preslon  de  sus  autores,  v.  2. 

Mesopotamia. 

Fletcher,  J.  P.  Narrative  of  a  2  years' 
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Fraser,  J.  B.   Mesopotamia  and  Assyria, 

from  the  earliest  ages  to  the  present  time. 
1842.     {Edin.  Cab.  Libr.) 

Grant,  A.     The  Nestorians  .  .  .    With 

sketches  of  travels  in  .  .  .  Mesopotamia.  1844. 

JosuE  (Stylites).     Chronique,  ecrite  vers 

I'an  515.  Texte  et  tr.  par  M.  I'Abbe  P.  Mar- 
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Chronicle,  composed  in  Syriac  A.  D. 

507,  with  a  tr.  into  English,  and  notes  by  W. 
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Oppert,  J.     Expedition  scientifique  en 

Mesopotamie.     1858-63,  3  v. 

Pococke,   R.     Description  of  the  East. 

1743-45,  2  V. 

SOUTHGATE,   H.      Narrative    of    a    tour 

through  Armenia,  Kurdistan,  Persia,  and 
Mesopotamia.     1840,  2  v. 

Narrative  of    a  visit    to    the  Syrian 

church  of  Mesopotamia.     1844. 

Texier,  C.  Description  de  la  Mesopo- 
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C— ,  A.-   Conqu6te  de  la  M6sopotamle  et  de  I'Ar- 

mfinle  par  les  Arabes.  40  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suUse, 
4  8.  V.  14,  1850,  p.  487.)— Cust,  R.  N.  Mesopotamia.  25 
pp.  [Linguist,  and  orient.  essay.i,  p.  2S9.) — Hamdl,G.  No- 
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{Journ.  asiat.  7  s.  v.  13, 1879,  p.  215.)— Kltto,  J.  Meso- 
potamia.   5  pp.    [In  his  Scripture  lands,  p.  35.) 

Mesrobes,  St.,  Patriarch  of  Armenia.  Go- 
noun  (Sliantchell).  Biographle  de  Saint  Mesrob.  16 
pp.  {With.  Langlols,  V.,  Coll.  des  hist.  anc.  et  mod.  de 
I' Arminie,  v.  2,  p.  1.) 

Message,  Le.     14  pp.    Balzac,  H.  de,  (Eu- 

rren  cniuiil.  v.  3,  p.  1. 

Message  de  Skirnir.    Bergmann,  F.  W. 

(Ed.)  1237 

Message  of  Seth.     4  pp.     {Blackwood's 

Mag.  V.  69,  1K51,  p.  107.) 

Messahalali,  or  Macha-Allah.    9  cent.    De 

ratloue  circull  et  stoilarum  et  quallter  In  hoc  seculo 
operentur.  4  pp.  (Flrmlcus  Maternus,  J.,u4sfronomu!on 
HhH  Vlir,  p.  115.) 

Messala  Corviims,  Marcus  Valerius.  B.  C. 

B9-c-<rca  A.  D.  11.  Ad  Ociavlanum  Augustum  de  pro- 
genle  sua  libeiius  ;  In  quo  simul  et  prima  urbis  regl- 
mlnaab  exordiobrevlsslmeexponuntur.  8  pp.  (Haurl- 
Blus,  B.  C,  Script,  hist.  Horn.  v.  2,  p.  1.)— De  auspiclta. 
3  pp.  (Huschke,  P.  E.,  Jurispr.  antejustinianae,  p.  Iu3.) 
— Fragmenta.  11pp.  {Meyer,  U.,  Oral.  Rom. /ragm. 
p.  603.) 


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WiESE,  L.  A.    De  M.  Val.  Messalae  Cor- 

vini  vita  et  studiis  doctrinae.     1829. 

Haukel,  F.  DepanegyricolnMessalam  Tibulllano. 

42  pp.     (Leipzig  Soc.  philol.  Acta,  v.  5,  1875,  p.  45.) 

Messala  Xiger,  Marcus  Valerius.     Frag- 

ineuw.     1  p.     (Meyer,  H.,  Oral.  Hom./ragm.  p.  423.) 

Messaiia.    See  Messina. 

Messapia.    Niebuhr,  B.  G.     In  his  History 

of  Rome,  v.  1,  p.  146.    'J  pp. 
^e  alio  Cnlabria. 

Messapian  language.     Ebel,  H.     Mes- 

sapiscbes.  2  pp.  iZeits. /.  rergleich.  sprackforsch.  y.  6, 
1857,  p.  416.)— Proeliner,  C.  W.  Quaestlones  Messa- 
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M.  Messaplsches.  5  pp.  [Zeits.  f.  vergleich.  sprach- 
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der  messaplschen  luschriften.  9  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  vergleich. 
Mprachforsch.  v.  6, 1857,  p.  142.) 

Messe  de  I'ath^e,  La.    17  pp.    Balzac,  H. 

de,  (Euvres  compl.  v.  4,  p.  309. 

Messenia.    Sainte-Croix,  G.  E.  J.  G.  de  C. 

L.  Memolre  sur  I'histoire  et  la  chronologie  dea  Mes- 
86nlens.  30  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Imcript.  Hist. 
V.  45,  1793,  p.  321.) 

Mess^niennes,  poesies.  114  pp.  Delavigne, 

C,  CEutrts  compl.  v.  4,  p.  1. 

Messiah.  Drummond,  J.  The  Jewish  Mes- 
siah.    1879. 

HiLGENFELD.  A.  B.  C.  C.  {Ed.)    Messlas 

Judaeorum.     1869. 

C,  F.  R.    Literary  history  of  the  word  Messiah.    11 

pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  11,  1875,  p.  223.)— Cliad- 
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23  pp.  (,  Chr.  Exam.  v.  87,  1869,  p.  71.)— Kobut,  .\.  Die 
talraudisch-mldraschlsche  Adamsage  in  ihrer  rueck- 
beziehung  auf  die  perslsche  Tlma-  und  Meshlasage, 
krltisch  beleuchtet.  36  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  V.  25, 1871,  p.  59.) 

See  also  Jesus  Christ,  Messiahship. 

Messiab,  a  sacred  eclogue.    17  pp.    Pope, 

A. .Works,  ed.  by  Rev.   W.  Elwin,  v.  1,  p.  301. 

Messiab  the  prince.    Bosanquet,  J.  W. 

—1243 
Messianic  prophecies.    Delitzsch,  F.  J. 

—1244 
Messianus,  of  Aries.    6  cent.    De  vita  S. 

CaesJirll  Arelateusis  eplacopi.  9  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v.  67,  p.  1025.) 

Messias^  Der.   4  v.   Klopstock,  F.  G.,Werke, 

V.  3-6. 
Messias  Jndaeoruni.    Hilgenfeld,  A.  B. 

C.  C.  (Ed.)  —1236 

Messiu,  France.    Rolland,  E.    Vocabulaire 

du  patois  du  pays  messln.  41  pp.  (Romania,  v.  5, 1876, 
p.  189.) 

Messina,  Sicily.  Auria,  V.  Memorie  varie 
di  Sicilia  nel  tempo  della  ribellione  di  Mes- 
sina 1674-85.  1870,  2  v.  (Marzo.  G.  di, 
Bibl.  stor.  e  lett.  di  Sicilia,  1  s.  v.  5,  6.) 

Alesitaiidro,  Abbot.    Historia  brevis  Uberatlonls 

Messinae  a  Saracenorum  domlnatu.  6  pp.  (Graevlus, 
J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Sicil.  v.  5.)— Baluze,  E.  Brevis  his- 
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pp.  (Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Hal.  script,  v.  6,  p.  611.)— 
Bnonfigli,  G.  C.  Messanae  descrlptio.  66  pp.  (Grae- 
vlus, J.  G.,  This,  antiq.  Sicil.  v.  9.)— Freeman,  E.  A. 
Sketches  from  eastern  Sicily.  I.  Messina.  12  pp. 
(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  38, 1878,  p.  433.)— Helna,  P.  Crbls 
Messanae  noUlla  hlstorlca.  289  pp.  (Graevius,  J.  G., 
Thes.  antiq.  Sicil.  v.  9.) 

Messys,  Q.    See  Massys,  Q. 
Meston, William.  1688-1745.  Poetical  works. 
6  ed.     Edinburgh,  1767.     16°.  1387 

Contents.  Jodoet  Orlmini  Poeiuata.  —  The 
Knight  of  the  l(ir]£.— 3Iob  contra  mob,  etc.— 
Old  Mother  Grimm's  tales. 

The  Cobbler.    10  pp.    (Campbell,  T.,  Brit.  poeU,  v. 

5,  p.  174.) 

Pabt  IV.— 26. 


Mestrezat,  Jean.     Douen,  O.     Jean  Mes- 

trezat.  6  pp.  (In  his  Premiers  paste urs  du  d6sert,  v. 
1,  p.  404.) 

Mesne,  Joannes.     [Vita.]    5  pp.    (Assemani, 

G.  S.,  Biblioth.  orient,  v.  3,  pt.  1,  p.  501.) 

Mesy.    Huillard-Breholles.  J.  L.  A.    Mesy, 

village  du  Parisls  Inconnu  aux  gSographes  et  aux  hls- 
toriens.  3  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Bull.  1860,  p. 
1.54 ;  with  Mim.  v.  26, 1862.) 

Metagenes,  of  Athens.    B.  C.  5  cent.    Frag- 

menta.  4  pp.  (Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Poet,  comic. 
p.  287;  Kock,  K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  t.  1,  p.  704.) 

Metal  mines.  Hygiene  of.  14  pp.  Ray- 
mond, R.  W.  (Buck,  A.  H.,  Treatise  on  hygiene,  v.  2, 
p.  2.-51.) 

Metallic  and  paper  money  and  banks. 
Treatise  on.     McCulloch,  J.  R.  —1392 

Metallic  wealth  of  the  United  States. 
Whitney.  J.  D.  .   —1303 

Metal lo'ids.  Apjohn,  J.  Manual  of  the 
metalloids.     1864. 

Metallotherapy.    Bennett,  A.  H.    Metal- 

loscopy  and  metallotherapy.  9  pp.  (Brain,  v.  1, 1879, 
p.  331.) 

Metallurgy. 

Barry,  H.    Russian  metallurgical  works, 
iron,  copper,  and  gold.     1870. 

Blake.  W.  P.    Production  of  the  precious 

metals.     1869. 

Bruell,  a.     Etudes  sur  la  fonte-malle- 

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Dttfrenoy,  P.  a.  ,  and  Elie  de  Beaumont, 

J.  B.  A.  L.  L.  Voyage  metallurgique  en  An- 
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Emmons.  S.  F.,  and  Becker,  G.  F.  Statis- 
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Gruner,  L.  E.    Studies  of  blast  furnace 

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GuYTON  DE  Morveau,  L.  B.,  and  others. 

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Kerl,   G.   H.   B.     Practical  treatise  on 

metallurgy.     1868-70,  3  v. 

Kuestel,  G.    Treatise  on  concentration 

of  all  kinds  of  ores  :  including  the  chlorina- 
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Lampadius.  W.  a.  Manuel  de  metallur- 
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Percy,  J.  Metallurgy :  the  art  of  ex- 
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Traite  complet  de  metallurgie.     1864. 

Phillips.  J.   A.,    and    Darlington,  J. 

Records  of  mining  and  metallurgy.    1857. 

Raymond,  R.  W.  Mines,  mills,  and  fur- 
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Sainte-Claire-Deville,  H.  E.,  and  De- 
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Texier,   J.   R.    A.,   Abbe.      Dictionnaire 

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Thurston,  R.  H.  Report  on  a  preliminary 

investigation  of  the  properties  of  the  copper- 
tin  alloys.     1879. 

Aligny ,  H.  F.  Q.  d',  and  others.  Report  on  mechani- 
cal preparation  of  ores.  98  pp.  3  pi.  (Blake,  W.  P., 
XT.  S.  Com.  Paris  Expos.  1867,  Reports,  v.  4.)— Amelllion, 
H.  P.  Mfimoire  sur  la  mStallurgle  des  aucleus.  57  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  46,  1793,  p.  477.) 
— Bacon,  Sir  F.  Inquisitions  touching  the  compound- 
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C.  P.  M.  Note  sur  I'exploratlon  des  gttes  de  minerals 
mStaliifftres  et  autres  substances  mlnfirales  employees 
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6  pp.  ( Oiierld.  Monthly,  v.  7, 1871,  p.  369.)— First  metal- 
Inrgists.  30  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  47,  1875,  p.  143.) 
— Gnielln,  J.  F.  Experlmenta  cum  blnls  recentlus 
inventls  metallls  chroraio  et  teliurlo  Instituta.  28  pp. 
(Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wissens.  Comment,  v.  14,  IHOO, 
13.  20.)— Hildegarde,  St.,  Abhess  of  St.  Rupert's  Mount. 
De  metallis.  4  pp.  (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  197, 
p.l345.)— Knpfferschlaeger,  I.  Notice  sur  Taction 
du  fer  et  du  zinc  dans  les  dissolutions  des  m6taux 
dout  les  oxydes  sont  solubles  dans  I'ammonlque.  15 
pp.  (Liege,  Soc.  roy.  des  sci.  Mim.  v.  16, 1861,  p.  297.) 
— Slar^e,  G.  A.  Antwoord  op  de  vraag:  welk  Is  de 
■ware  uatuur  der  gezwavelde  metalen  en  der  geoxl- 
deerde  en  gehydrogeneerde  verzwavellngea,  volgens 
hunne  verschlllende  wyze  van  samenstelUng,  als  me 
hunue  aanwendlug  in  de  kouaten.  92  pp.  (Brussels 
Acad.  Mim.  cour.  v.  3,  1S23.)— Mongea,  A.  Mfimolre 
sur  I'epfie  gaulolse,  et  sur  les  proc6Uesque  les  anclens 
ont  sulvls  pour  convertir  le  fer  en  acler.  39  pp.  (Inst, 
de  France,  Mim.  Lit.  et  beaux-art.^,  v.  5,  1803,  p.  517.) — 
Painter,  H.  Report  on  the  metallurgy  of  lead,  sliver, 
copper,  and  zinc.  237  j)p.  (Thurston,  R.  H.,  Reports 
Com.  U.  S.  Vienna  Internal.  Exhib.  v.  4.) — Phillips,  J. 
Thoughts  on  ancient  metallurgy  and  mining  among 
the  Brigantes  and  in  some  other  parts  of  Britain.  15 
pp.  (ylrc/ta«o;../ourn.  V.  16, 1859,  p.  7.) — Ray,  .J.  Account 
of  preparing  some  of  our  English  metals  and  minerals. 
24  pp.  (/n  hi.i  (Jompl.  coll.  of  Eiig.  proverbs,  1768,  p.  127.) 
— Raymond,  R.  W.  Metallurgical  processes.  4.5  pp. 
(In  his  Statistics  of  mines  and  mining,  p.  725.)— Renss, 
J.  D.  Res  metalllca.  19  pp.  {In  his  Repertorium  com- 
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rabotage  des  ni6taux.  191  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad. 
Inscript.  Mim.  divers  sav.  v.  27,  1883,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Copper. — Electro-metallurgy. — Gold. 
— Iron. — Iiead.— Manganese.— Silver. 

Metals. 

Blake,  W.  P.  Report  upon  the  precious 
metals.  1869.  {In  his  Reports  U.  S.  Com. 
Paris  Expos.  1867,  v.  2.) 

COTTA,  B.  von.    Treatise  on  ore  deposits. 

1870. 

Emmons,  S.  F.,  and  Becker,  G.  F.  Statis- 
tics and  technology  of  the  precious  metals. 
1885.  (U.  S.  Dept.  Interior,  10  Census,  1880, 
V.  13.) 

RossiGNOL,  J.  P.     Les  metaux  dans  I'an- 

tiquite.     1863. 

RoswAQ,  C.  M6taux  precieux  consid6rees 

au  point  de  vue  economique.     1865. 

United    States.     Treasury    Department. 

Report  of  the  Director  of  the  Mint  upon  the 
production  of  the  precious  metals  in  the 
United  States  during  the  year  1883.  1884. 
(U.  S.  48  Cong.  1  sess.  House  Exec.  doc.  v.  31. ) 

Birlnguccio,  V.    On  the  generation  of  metalles, 

and  their  my  ues,  with  the  manor  of  fyndinge  the  same. 
16  pp.  (Eden,  R.,  First  3  Eng.  books  on  America,  p.  363.) 
— Gmelin,  J.  F.  De  nuper  in  laptde  ponderoso  et 
lupl  spuma  Invento  sul  generis  metalllco  corpore.  21 
pp.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesella.  wissens.  Comment,  t.  8, 
1787,  p.  1;  v.  9,  1789,  p.  90.)— De  wismulhl  cum  alils 
inetalliB  consortlo.  17  pp.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells. 
wissens.  Comment,  v.  14, 1800,  p.  3.|— Splcilegla  quedam 
de  zlnci  cum  ferro  et  magnesiae  nigrae  cum  cupro 
conjunctione,  nee  non  de  sale  quodara  murarlo  Ham- 
burgensi  continens.  IS  pp.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells. 
wissens.  Comment,  v.  9,  1789,  p.  76.)— licpslas,  E.  R. 
Die  metalle  In  den  aegyptiachen  Inschritteu.    117  pp. 


2  pi.  (Berlin  Akad.  wissens.  Philol.  klasse  Abhandl.  1871, 
p.  27.)— lilversidge,  A.  Report  npon  certain  of  the 
auriferous  and  stanniferous  tailings  of  New  South 
Wales.  19  pp.  (Wood,  H.,  Annual  rep.  dept.  of  mines, 
N.  S.  Wales,  p.  149.) — Neiv  metnls.  5  pp.  [Fraser's 
Mag.  V.  52,  1855,  p.  646.)— Palissy,  B.  Traltfi  des 
m6taux  et  alchlmie.  34  pp.  [(Euvres,  p.  190.) — 
Schrader.  O.  Auftreten  der  metalle,  besonders  bel 
den  iiidogermanlschen  voelkern.  122  pp.  [In  his 
Sprachvergleichung  und  urgeschichte,  p.211.)— 'Wil- 
liains.  A.,  Jr.  Popular  fallacies  regarding  precious- 
metal  ore  deposits.  19  pp.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol. 
surv.  4  Annual  report,  p.  253.) 

See  also  Alchemy.  —  Alnminiiim.  —  Brass.  — 
Copper. — Gold. —  Iron. —  Iicad. — Metallurgy. — 
Potassium.- Precious  metals. — Silver.- Steel. 
—Zinc. 

Metal-work.  Cottingham,  L.  N.  Smith's, 
founder's,  and  ornamental  metal  worker's 
director,     n.  d. 

Holland,  J.    Treatise  on  the  progressive 

improvement  and  present  state  of  the  manu- 
factures in  metal.  1831-34,  3  v.  (Larduer, 
D.,  Cab.  Cyc.) 

Menard,  R.   Histoire  artistfque  du  metal. 

1881. 

Shaw.H.  Examples  of  ornamental  metal 

work.     1836. 

Wyatt,  M.  D.  Metal  work  and  its  artis- 
tic designs.     1852. 

Irvine,  J.  T.    On  wrought  metal-work  at  Monk's 

Sherbourn.  3  pp.  1  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ. 
V.  32,  1876,  p.  264.) 

Metamorpbosen  der  gesellschaft.  erzaehl- 

ung.  144  pp.  Aniim,  L.  A.  von,  Saemmt.  werke,  v.  19,  p.  1. 

Metamorplioseoii.    Apuleius.  3236 

Metauiorplioseoii.  Ovidius  Naso,  P.  3257 
Metamorphoses.  49pp.  (Blackwood's Mag. 

V.  79,  1856,  pp.  562,  676;  v.  8o,  1856,  p.  61.) 

Metamorphoses.    Ovidius  Naso,  P.    2  v. 

3246 

Metamorphoses  de    I'honime  et  des 

animaux.   Quatrefages  de  Breau,  J.  L.  A.  de. 

—1685 

Metamorphoses    .  .  .    des    inseetes. 

Blanchard,  E.  —2672 

Metamorphoses  not  fabulous.    5  pp. 

(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  12,  1822,  p.  656.) 

Metamorphoses,  or  golden  ass.  Apuleius, 

Works. 
Metamorphosis  of  Ajax,  a  cloacinean 

satire.     Hariugton,  Sh'  3.  2285 

Metamorphosis    of    Pigmalion's    image. 

Marston.  J.,  Poems,  ed.  by  A.  B.  Orosart,  pt.  1. 
Metaphor.    Noel,  E.    The  use  of  metaphor 

and  "  Pathetic  fallacy  "  in  poetry.    14  pp.    IFortn.  Rev. 
V.  5, 1866,  p.  670.)— On  the  use  of  metaphors.    4  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  18,  1825,  p.  719.) 
See  also  Rhetoric. 

Metapbrastes,    Symeon.        See    Symeon 

( Metaphrastes ) . 
Metapliysical   or  intellectual  base 

of  the  mathematical  development  of  money.  102  pp. 
Howe,  J.  B.,  Common  sense,  etc.,  of  money,  p.  228. 

Metaphysics. 

Aguesseau,  H.  F.  d'.  M6ditation8  m6ta- 
physiques  sur  les  vraies  ou  les  fausses  id^es 
de  la  justice.     1819.     [CEuvres  compl.  v.  H.) 

Alexander,  of  Aphrodisias.    Commen- 

tarius  in  libros  metaphysicos  Aristotelis. 
[Gr.]     1847. 

BARTHfeLEMY-SAINT-HlLAIRE,    J.        De    la 

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See  alto  Abstractions.— Atomic  ttieory. —Be- 
ing.—Cause  aud  effect.— Cosmology.— Deism. 
— Dnalism — Ego.— Kmpirictsm.— Final  canses. 
—Force  and  energy. -Ideallgni.— Immortality. 
-Individuality. -Infinite — Intellect.— Intui- 
tion.—Materialism.— Matter.— Monads.— Mon- 
ism. —  Mouothelsm.  —  \atnre.  —  \eces8lty.  — 
Neo-PIalonisiu.  — Xomiualism.—  Ontology.— 
Optimism.—  Pantheism.  —  Pessimism.—  Phe- 
nomenology. —  Philosophy.  —  Polythelsni.— 
Positivisni.  —  Psychology.  —  Rationalism.  — 


Realism. — Reason. — Religion.  —  Scepticism. — 
Scholastic  philosophy.  —  Sonl.  —  Space.  — 
Spirit.  —  Substance.  —  Theodicy.  —  Time.  — 
Truth. — Unity.  Also  the  names  ol  the  originators 
of  particular  systems,  etc.,  as  Aristoteles. — Berke- 
ley, G.— Condillac,  E.  B.  de.  — Descartes,  B.— 
Fichte,  3.  G.— Hegel,  G.  W.  F— Helvetius,  C.  A.— 
Heraclitns.— Herbart,  J.  F.— Hume.  D — Jacobi, 
F.  H.— Kant,  I.— Ijeibnitz,  G.  W.— lH)cke,  J.— 
Malebrauche,  X. — Mendelssohn.  M. — Plato. — 
Schelling,  F.  W.  J.— Socrates.— Spinoza,  B.— 
Steviart,  D.— Wolff,  J.  C. 

Metapliysics  of  ethics.  Kant.  I.    —1438 
Metaphj'Siqne  (La)  et  la  science.    Vaehe- 
rot. E.     2  V.  —1423 
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M.    9  pp.    (Royal  Soc  of  Lit.  Trans,  v.  1, 1829,  p.  142.) 

Metastasio,  Pietro  Antonio  Domenico  Bu- 
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Contents.  AchiUe  in  Sclro,  v.  4.— Adriano  in 
Sirla ;  Variant!  deil'  Adriano,  v.  3.— Alcide  al  bivio, 
V.  10.— Alessandro  nell'  Indie ;  Variantl  dell' 
Alesaandro,  v.  2.  —  L'Amor  prlgioniero,  v.  9. — 
L'Angelica,  serenaia,  v.  9.— Antigono,  v.  6. — 
L'Ape,v.  10.— Commedie  ill  AriBtoCsne,v.  13. — Estrat- 
to  deU'  Arte  poetlca  d'Aristotile.  v.  13.— Artaserse, 
V.  3. — L'Asilo  d'amore,  v.  9.— Astrea  placata,  v. 
9.— L'Atenaide,  v.  10.— Attillo  Regolo,  v.  5.— 
Augnrio  di  felicitj^  v.  9.— Betulia  liberata,  v. 
8. — Calsabigi,  R.  de".  Dissertazione  sulle  poesie 
drammaiiche  di  P.  Metastaslo,  v.  l-j. — Cantate,  v.  11. 
— Catoue  in  Utica;  Variant!  del  Catone,  v.  1. — Le 
Cinesi,  v.  9.— Ciro  ricouoscinto,  v.  5. — La  Cle- 
menza  di  Tito,  v.  4.— Codicillo,  v.  16. — Compll- 
mcnto,  V.  11.— Componimenti  sacri,  v.  11. — La 
Contesa  de'  Xumi,  v.  9.— II  Convito  degli  Dei, 
V.  11. — La  Corona,  v.  10. — La  Dauza,  v.  9. — La  De- 
lixiosa  imperial  residenza  di  Schonbrunn, 
ode,  V.  12.— Demetrio,  v.  3.— Demofooute,  v.  4.— 
Descrlxioni  esimiUiudini.  v.  16.— Didoue  abban- 
donata)  Variantl  della  Didone;  Intermezzi  1  e  2 
deila  Didone,  v.  1. — Egerla,  v.  10. — L'Endimione, 
V.  8. — Traduzione  di  un  epigramma  greco,  v.  12. — 
KpitalmJ.  V.  11.— LEroe  Cinese,  v.  6.— Tragedie 
di  Esehilo,  v.  13.— Simill  di  Enripide,  v.  13.— 
Ezio,  V.  2.— Per  la  restivltii  del  Santo  Xatale,  v. 
».— La  Galatea,  v.  8. — La  Gara,  v.  10.— Gioas  re 
di  Ginda,  y.  8. — Giuseppe  riconoscinto,  v.  8. 
— Ginstino,  v.  7. — Le  Grazie  vendicate,  v.  9.— 
HoraUns  Flaccns,  Q.  Satira  VI  del  libro  2;  In- 
vito a  ceno  a  Torquaio ;  Rlsposta  ad  Orazio ;  Dell' 
.\rie  poetica ;  Xoi<j  ail'  arte  poetlca,  v.  12. — Iper- 
mestra,  v.  6.  —  Isacco  fignra  del  redeutore, 
V.  8.- L'IsoIa  disabitata,  v.  10.  —  Issipile,  v.  3. 
— Jn-venalis,  D.  J.  Traduzione  della  Satira  in, 
v.  12.  — I<cttera  del  Sig.  Martinez  al  Sig.  Cam- 
millo  Volia,  v.  16.  —  l,ettere,  v.  14^16.  —  BlglletU 
deir  Imperatrlce  Slaria  Teresa  al  Metastasio,  v.  16. 
— La  Mortc  d'Abele,  v.  8.— La  Morte  di  Catone, 
elegia,  v.  12.-11  Katal  di  Giove,  v.  9.— Mtteti,v.  6. 
— OUmpiade,  v.  4  — L  Orlgine  deUe  leggi,  elegia, 
V.  lU — Gil  Orti  Esperidi,  v.  8.— La  Pace  «ra  la 
-virtu  e  la  bellezza,  v.  9.  —  La  Pace  <ra  le 
tre  dee,  v.  10.— II  Palladia  conservato,  v.  9.— n 
Paruaso  accnsato  e  difeso,  v.  9. — 11  Parnaso 
confuso.  V.  10.— Partenope,  V.  10.— La  Passioue 
di  Gesu  Cristo,  v.  8.— La  Pubblica  fellcita,  v.  11. 

—II  Ratto  di  Enropa,  v.  11.— Il  Re  pastore,  v.  6 

La  Rispettosa  tenerezza.  v.  9.— L  t  Ritrosia  dis- 
armata,  v.  1m.— Romolo  ed  Ersilia,  v.  7.-11  Rug- 
giero,  V.  7.- Saut'  Elena  al  Calvario,  v.  8.— Se- 
miramide  ;  Tarianti  Uelia  Semiramide,  v.  2.— Sen- 
tenze  e  luassline,  v.  16.— Siface,  v.  7. — Siroe,  v.  l. — 
Simili  di  Sofocle,  v.  13.— Il  Sogno,  v.  lo.— II  Sogno 
di  Scipione,  v.  9.— Sonetti.  v.  ll.— La  Strada  della 
gloria,  elegia,  v.  I-.'.— Osservazloni  sul  teatro 
greco,  V.  13.— Temistocle,  v.  5. — II  Tempio  dell' 
eteruitii,  V.  9.— Testamento,  v.  16.— Teti  e  Peleo, 
V.  11.— Tributo  di  riapetto  e  dl  amore,  v.  10.— II 
Trionfo  d'amoie,  v.  iu.— 11  Trionfo  di  Clella,  ▼. 
7. — 11  Vero  omaggio,  v.  9. — Vita  Ui  P.  Heiaatasio, 
V.  1.— I  Votl  pnbblici,  v.  U.— Zenobia,v.  5.— Indice 
generale,  v.  16. 

Dramas  and  other  poems.    Tr.  from  the 

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Conlenlt.  Achilles  in  Scyros,  v.  2.— Adrian  in 
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Themistocles,  V.  3.— Timid  love,  v.  1.— Titus,  v. 
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John  Wesley.     1871,  3  v. 

The  Oxford  Methodists.     1873. 

Wedgwood,   J.    John  Wesley  and  the 

evangelical  reaction  of  the  18  century.  1870. 

Wesley,  C.    Journal.    1849,  2  v. 

Wesley,  J.  Minutes  of  several  conver- 
sations between  Rev.  John  Wesley,  and  the 
preachers  in  connection  with  him,  1744-1800. 
1803. 

Works.     1860-63,  14  v. 

WooLMER,  T.    Hand-book  of  Methodism. 

1880. 

Bampton  lecture  on  Methodism.*  29  pp.  (London 

Quart.  Rev.  v.  39,  1873,  p.  185.)— BrooUs,  C.  T.  History 
of  Methodism  in  England.  7  pp.  (Chr.  iJrawj.  v.  66, 
1859,  p.  202.)— Davies,  J.  L.  Wesleyan  Methodism  in 
Wesley's  lifetime  and  after.  54  pp.  (  Ccnienip.  liev.  v. 
27,  1876,  pp.  114,  171.)— On  the  evangelical  sects. 
35  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  4,  1810,  p.  480.)— Knox,  A.  Let- 
ters to  Joseph  Butterworth.  211  pp.  (Remains,  v.  1, 
p.  70.) — Liatvrence,  E.  City  Road  Chapel.  17  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  48, 1874,  p.  349.)— John  Wesley  and  his 
times.  16  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  45,  1872,  p.  105.)— 
Mettiodism  :  its  peculiarities  and  prospects.  41  pp. 
(Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  15,  1852,  p.  37.)— Methodism  in 
1870.  20  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  35,  1871,  p.  1.)— 
Methodism  in  S-vreden.  26  pp.  (London  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  32, 1869,  p.  299.)— Methodism  in  the  18  cen- 
tury. 30  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  20,  1K63,  p.  405.) 
—Methodism  in  Wales.  34  pp.  ( Quart.  Rev.  v.  85, 
1849,  p.  313.)— Methodist  Sunday-schools.  3+  pp. 
(London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  28,  1867,  p.  167.)- Methodists 
and  the  Established  church.  38  pp.  (Loudon 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  6, 1856,  p.  508.)— R^musat,  C.  de.  Wes- 
ley et  le  Mfithodisme.  37  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1870,  2  per.  V.  85,  p.  350.)— John  Wesley  and  the  rise 
of  Methodism.  32  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  23,  1874, 
p.  87.)— Smith,  S.  Methodism.  11pp.  (Works,  {>. ST.) 
— Stanhope,  P.  H.,  5  Earl  Stanhope,  Viscount  Mahon. 
Methodism.  40  pp.  (In  his  Hist,  of  Eug.  v.  2,  p.  354.)— 
Theology  of.  Wesley.  Reply  to  the  Methodist 
Quarterly  Review.  27  pi).  (A'ew  Englander,  v.  19, 1861, 
p.  621.)— "Wesley  and  Methodism.  31  pp.  (A^.  Brit. 
Rev.  V.  16,  1852,  p.  506.)— Wesley  and  Wesleyan- 
Ism.  44  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  54,  1871,  p.  417.)— 
W^hedon,  D.  D.  Doctrines  of  Methodism.  34  pp. 
(Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  19, 18G2,  p.  241.) 

See  also  Edln.  Rev.  v.154,1881,  p.l.  ^?so  Methodist 
Episcopal  Church.  —  Metliodist  Pi-otestaut 
Cliurch.— W^esleyan  Methodists. 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 

ASBURY,  F.,  Bp.  of  the  M.  E.  Church. 
Journal,  from  Aug.  7,  1771-Dec.  7,  1815. 
1821,  3  V. 

Atkinson,    J.      Centennial    history    of 

American  Methodism.     1884. 

BisSELL,  J.,  and  others.     Address  to  the 

members  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 
1827.     [Bonndpamph.\.\%Q.) 

Bond,  T.  E.    Appeal  to  the  Methodists, 

in  opposition  to  the  changes  proposed  in 
their  church  government.  1827.  {Bound 
pamph.  V.  180.) 

DoRSEY,  D.  B.     Review  of  an  "Address," 

professing  to  be  a  vindication  of  the  Balti- 
more annual  conference.  1827.  {Bound 
pamph.  V.  180.) 

Dunn,  T.,  and  others.     Address  to  the 

members  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church, 
on  the  subject  of  reform  in  their  govern- 
ment.    1827.     {Bound pamph.  v.  180.) 

Emory,  J.    Defence  of  "our  fathers, |' 

and  of   the    original  organization   of   the 


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Methodist  Episcopal  Church.  1828.  {Bound 
pamph.  V.  180.) 

Emory,  J.  D.,  and  Browne.  T.  C.  Ad- 
dress ....  to  the  members  of  the  Methodist 
Episcopal  Church  throughout  the  United 
States.     1827.     [Bound pamph.  x.  ISO.) 

and  others.     Reply  to  the  Address  of 

the  male  members  of  the  Methodist  Church 
in  Baltimore.    1827.    {Bound pamph.  x.  180.) 

Lee.  J.     Short  history  of  the  Methodists 

in  the  United  States. .  .  .  1766-1809.     1810. 

M'Caixe.   a.     History  and  mystery  of 

Methodist  Episcopacy.     1827. 

Minutes  of  several  conversations,  at  the 

.    annual  conference,  between  the  preachers 

late  in  connexion  with  Rev.  John  Wesley. 

1801-80.  37  V. 
MUSGEA..VE.G.W.   Polity  of  the  Methodist 

Episcopal  Church  in  the  United  States.  1843. 
Myers.  E.  H.   Disruption  of  the  Methodist 

Episcopal  Church,  1844-46.     1875. 

Roberts.  G.  C.  M.     Centenary  pictorial 

album  :  being  contributions  of  the  early  his- 
tory of  Methodism  in  the  state  of  Maryland. 
1866. 

Shixx.  a.     Brief  review  of  Dr.  Bond's 

"Appeal  to  the  Methodists."  1827.  {Bound 
pamph.  V.  180.) 

Finishing  stroke  to  the  high  claims  of 

ecclesiastical  sovereignty.  1827.  {Bound 
pamph.  V.  180.) 

Sprague,  "W.  B.   Annals  of  the  American 

pulpit,  V.  7.     Methodist.     1859. 

Stevens,  A.    History  of  the  Methodist 

Episcopal  Church  in  the  United  States. 
1868,  3  V. 

Todd.  R.  "W.   Methodism  of  the  peninsula; 

or,  sketches  of  notable  characters  and  events 
in  the  history  of  Methodism  in  the  Maryland 
and  Delaware  peninsula.     1886. 

Dnnn,  T.,  and  Whitesides,  W.  Reply  to  the  Ad- 
dress of  the  male  members  ol  the  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church  in  Baltimore.  8  pp.  {Bcund  pam^K  v.  180.)— 
Hopkins.  I.  T.  In  the  M.  E.  African.  7  pp.  (5<.t«7>- 
ners  MonlUy,  v.  20,  1880,  p.  422.)— Kidder,  D.  P. 
Ministerial  education  and  training  in  the  Methodist 
Episcopal  Church.  26  pp.  {Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  33, 1876, 
p.  5.58.)— Methodist  clerical  biography',  31  pp. 
(iV.  Am.Rer.  v.  91,  lb62,  p.U.l— 9Ietliodist  Episcopal 
Church  and  slavery.  40  p|>.  itondon  Quart.  Ser. 
V.  15, 1861,  p.  111.)— Methodist  Episcopal  Chnreh 
of  America.  48  pp.  {I.^'iid  n  Quar'.  Hic.  v.  3,  1355, 
p.  112.)— Methodist  Episcopal  churches,  north 
and  south.  40  pp.  {Southixn  Kec.  v.  10,  1S72,  p.  382.)- 
Methodist  in  search  of  the  church.  30  pp. 
(SouUtern  Rev.  v.  12. 1873,  p.298.)— Mudge,  E.  History 
of  the  missions  oI  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 
34  pp.  (Tracy,  J.,  and  others,  HiH.  of  An.  missions,  p. 
629.)— Pioneers  of  American  Methodism.  35  pp. 
(London  Quart.  Ktv.  v.  10,  18.i><,  p.  76.  i— Planting  and 
training  of  American  Methodism.  28  pp.  (Lon- 
don Quart.  Ka>.  v.  25, 1866,  p.  189.)— To  the  members  of 
the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  In  the  city  of  BalU- 
more,  who  are  opposed  to  a  reform  in  the  govern- 
ment  ot  said  church.  4  pp.  (Bound pampk.  v.  180.)— 
MTaters,  F.  Letter  in  review  of  the  proceedings  and 
address  of  the  meeting  of  Methodists,  held  in  Balti- 
more. 16  pp.  {Bound  pamph.  v.  180.)— AVilkins.  W.. 
and  others.  Address  of  the  male  members  of  the 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church  In  Baltimore  to  their 
brethren  throughout  the  United  States.  8  pp.  (Bound 
pamph.  V.  ISO.) 

Methodist  taymnology.    Creamer,  D. 

—1245 

Methodist  Protestant  Church.  Spra- 
gue, W.  B.  Annals  of  the  American  pulpit, 
V.  7.    Methodist,     1859. 


Williams.  J.  R.   History  of  the  Methodist 

Protestant  Church.     1843. 

Methodius,  St.,  Patriarch  of  Coiustantinople. 
— 846.  Scripta  quae  supersunt.  [Gr.et  Ixit.] 
Parisiis,  1865.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 
s.  Gr.  V.  100.)  —2253 

Contents.  Oratlo  in  Sanctam  Agatham.— Allacci, 
L.  Notitia. — Epistola  ad  patriarcham  Hierosolymita- 
nnm  de  depositione  apostatarnm  sacerdotum. 
— De  unitate  ecclesiae  et  I'bedientia  pastoribus  de- 
bita. — Notitia  altera  ex  Pabricio. — De  lis  qui  abne- 
garunt  secundum  dlvers'is  personas  et  aetates,  et  ad 
orthodoxara  veramque  fidem  revertuutur. — Epistola 
contra  Stndltas.- Vita  SancU  Methodii  autore  co- 
aevo. 

Homilia  de  cruce  et  passione  Chrlsti.  [Gr.  et  Lat.] 

4  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  18,  p.  397.)— Epis- 
tola ad  Hierosolymorum  patriarcham  de  deposi- 
tione apostatarum  sacerdotum.  1  p.  (Mai.  A., 
Patnim  nor.  bibliotk.  v.  5,  p.  267.) — Martyrlum  B.  Dio- 
uysii  Areopagitae.  [Gr.  el  Lot.]  14  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  4,  p.  669.) 

Vita  Sancti  Methodii  auctore  coacTO.     [Gr.  et 

La(.]     10  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  100,  p.  1243.) 

Methodius,  St.,  Bp.  ofMyra.  Fragmentum. 

[  Gr.  et  Lat.]  2  pp.  (Piira,  3.  B.,  Spicileg.  Solesmense,  v. 
1,  p.  346.) 

Methodius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Patara.  4  cent. 
Opera  omnia.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  Parisiis,  1857. 
r.  8°.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  18.) 

—2213 

Ckmlents.  Convivinm  X  -vlrginnnt  slve  decaatl- 
monla.— Ex  libro  de  creatis  excerpta.— Excerpta  m 
ex  homilia  de  cruce  et  passione  Christi. — Alia 
nonnulla  fragmenta. — De  Jonae  historia  fragmen- 
tuui.— Liber  de  libero  arbitrio.— Oratlo  in  ramos 
palinarnni. — Fragmenta  ex  iibris  adversus  Por- 
phyrinm. — Ex  Ubro  de  resurrectione. — Sermo  de 
Simeone  et  Anna. 

Writings.     Edinburgh,  1869.    8°.    {Ante- 

Nicene  Chiist.  Libr.  v.  14.)  —2207 

Contents.  Banquet  of  the  10  -virgins }  or,  con- 
cerning chastity.— Three  fragments  from  the  homily 
on  the  cross  and  passion  of  Christ. — Some  other 
fragments. — Couceruiug  free  will. — Fragment  ou 
the  history  of  Jonah. — From  his  discourse  concern- 
ing martyrs. — Oration  ou  the  palms. — Fragments 
against  Porphyry. — From  the  discourses  ou  the 
resurrection. — Oration  concerning  Simeon  and 
Anna.— Extract  from  the  work  ou  things  created. 

De  libero  arbitrio  liber.      [Gr.  et  Lot.]     7  pp. 

(Meurs,  J.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  8,  p.  726.) 

Methodius,  MoJik.     13  cent.     De  vitando 

schismate  tractatus.  [Gr.  el  Lat.]  18  pp.  (Mai,  A., 
Script,  ret.  not.  collect,  v.  3,  pt.  1,  p.  247;  Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  110,  p.  781.) 

Methodology.    See  Method. 

Methods  of  ethics.   Sidgwick.H.    —1443 

Methods  of  harmony.  Albiechtsberger, 
J.  G.     2  V.  —2745 

Methods  of  historical  study.  Adams, 
H.  B.  (Adams,  H.  B..  Johns  Hopkin.^  Univ. 
Studies  in  hist,  and polit.  sei.  2  s.  Nos.  1,  2.) 

2621 

Methods  of  observation  and  reasoning 
in  politics.     Lewis.  Sir  G.  C.     2  v.        — 1317 

Methods  of  social  reform.  Jevons,  W. 
S.  —1363 

Methods  of  study  in  natural  history, 
Agassiz.  L.  J.  R.  — 1698 

Methods  of  teaching  history.  Dies- 
terweg.  G.,  and  others.  (Hall,  G.  S.,  Peda- 
gogical Libr.  V.  1.)  —2364 

Methodus  studii  niedici.  Boerhaave, 
H.  —3763 

Methold,  William.  17  cent.  Relations  of 
the  kiugdorae  ot  Gtjlchonda,  and  other  neighbouring 
nations  within  the  Gulto  of  Bengala,  Arreccan,  Pega, 
Xai^na3sery,etc.,and  the  English  trade  in  those  parts. 
15  pp.     (Purchas,  S.,  His  pilgrimes,  v.  5,  p.  993.) 


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Methomania :  a  treatise  on  alcoholic  poi- 

soniug.     Day,  A.  —3787 

Metlione,  Macedonia.     Kirchhofif,  J.  W.  A. 

Ueber  die  chronoiogie  der  attlschen  volksbescliluesse 
fuer  M.  52  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wissens.  Philol.  klasse 
Abhandl.  1861,  p.  555.) 

Mctianus,  L.  Volusius.  See  Maecianus,  L.  V. 
Metier  (Faiitruy,  Chacun  fait  le.     12  pp. 

(Fournel,  V.,  Con'emp.  de  dloliere,  v.  2,  p.  487.) 

Metiers  de  Paris.   Desmaze,  C.  2684 

Metiosedum.    Presle,  W.  B.  de.    Sur  le 

nom  de  M.     5  pp.     {liev.  archiol.  u.  s.  v.  5, 1862,  p.  1.) 

M6tivier,  Georges.  1789-1881.  Dictionnaire 
franco-normand,  ou  recueil  des  mots  parti- 
culiers  au  dialecte  de  Guernesey,  faisant 
voir  leurs  relations  romanes,  celtiques,  et 
tudesques.     London,  1870.     8°.  1174 

Metkerke,  or  Meetkercke,  Adolphus  van. 

1528-91.  De  veterl  et  recta  ijrouunciatione  linguae 
Graecaecommentarius.  162pp.  (Havercamp,S.,iS'^iio£re 
script,  de  ling.  Gr.  pronuntiatione,  p.  9.) 

Metochitaf  Georgius,  Deacon  of  Constanti- 
nople. IZ  cent.  Historlae  dogmaticae  libri  II.  [Gr.  et 
Lat.]  228  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Pafjwwrior.  bib/ioWt.  V.  8,  pt.  2, 
p.  245.) — Refutatlotrlumcapitum  a  Maximo  Plaiiude 
ed. ;  Eorum  quae  scripalt  Manuel  Cretensls  Nepos 
refutatlo.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  153pp.  {A\\a.cci, li.,Gr.  orthodox, 
icript.  V.  2,  p.  922.)— Contra  Maxim  urn  Planudom  ;  con- 
tra Manuclem  Cretensem ;  fragmentum  ex  libris  de 
processioiie  Spirltiis  Saucti  ;  de  unione  ecclesl- 
arum;  de  dissidio  ecclesiarum.  75  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol.  $.  Gr.  v.  141,  p.  1275.) 

Metocliita,  Theodoras.  —1332.  Miscellanea 
philosophica  et  historica.  Graece.  Textum 
e  codice  Cizensi  descripsit,  lectionisque  vari- 
etatem  ex  aliquot  aliis  codicibus  euotatam 
adjecit  Christianus  Godofr.  Mueller.  Lip- 
siae,  1821.     8°.  3204 

Hlstoria  Komana  a  Julio  Caesare  ad  Constan- 

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omnia,  v.  7,  p.  721.)— De  lingna  Graeca  iEgypti.  [Gr. 
et  Lat.]  4  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  144,  p.  947.) 
— NiKaeii? ;  ITpccrjSevTcicos ;  XpucrojSoiiAAou  ■npooiii.i.ov.  59 
pp.      (Sathas,  C.  N.,  Meo-aKortiCTj  Pi^Aiod)}icr),  V.  1,  pp.  137, 

154, 193.) — Quod  omnes  qui  in  iEgypto  lustituti  f  uerunt 
asperlore  oratioiils  genere  uti  soleant.  [Gr.  et  Lat.] 
5  pp.     (Mai,  A.,  Script,  vet.  nov.  collect,  v.  2,  p.  684.) 

Meton.    Ideler,  C.  L.    Ueber  den  cyclus  des 

M.  29  pp.  {Barlln  Aka,<\.'W\3fiona.  Hist,  klaise  Abhandl. 
1814,  p.  230.) — niominseii,  A.  Meton  uiid  sein  cyclus 
iiach  den  zeugnisseu.  20  pp.  {Rtieinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v. 
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seine  geltung  zu  Atheu.  38  pp.  {Rheinisck.  mus.  n.  8. 
V.  14,1859,  p.  41.) 

Metopen  von  Selinunt,  Die.     Benndorf,  O. 

1781 
Metopiis.  Fragmentum.   [Gr.et  Lat.l  2  pp. 

(Didiit,  A.  F.,  Bibliulh.  gr.  Fragm.  philos.  Gr.  v.  2,  p.  23; 
Orelll,  J.  C,  Opusc.  Gr.  vet.  sent.  v.  2,  p.  322.) 

Metra,  ( — ).   Levis,  P.  M.  G.^Duc  de.    Metra 

le  nouvelliste.  2  pp.  (In  his  Souvenirs  et  portraits, 
p.  183.) 

Hetra  -^Eschyll,  Sophoclis,  Euripidis,  et 

Aristophanis.     Dindorf ,  W.  3284 

Metre.     See  Prosody  under  the  names  of 

languages,  as  English. — French.— Greek. — 

Latin,  etc. 
Metres   of  the   Greeks    and    Romans. 

Munk,  E. 
Metric  system.  Barnard,  F.  A.  P.  Metric 

system  of  weights  and  measures.     1872. 

Davies,  C.     The  metric  system.     1871. 

Blake,  H.  T.    Shall  the  metric  system  be  made 

compulsory  ?  23  pp.  (A>io  Englander,  v.  38,  1879,  p. 
589.)— Newton,  H.  A.  Metric  system  of  weights  and 
measures.  22  pp.  (Smithsou.  Inst.  Report,  1865,  p. 
465.)— Sninner,  C.  Metric  system  of  weights  and 
measures.    IC  pp.    (Wor/M,  v.  10.  p.  524.) 

See  also  Decimal  system.— tVelghta  and  meas- 
ures. 


Metrical  homilies.    [Early  English.]    8 

pp.  (Maetzner,  E.,  Attevgl.  sprachproben,  v.  1,  pt.  1, 
p.  278.) 

Metrical  paraphrase  of  parts  of  the 
Holy  Scriptures  in  Anglo-Saxon.    Caedmon. 

—1223 

Metrical  romiances.  Weber,  H.  3  v.   1367 

Metrical  translations  from  Sanskrit 
writers.  Muir,  J.  (Truebner,  N.,  Orient. 
S.)  3193 

Metrodorus.  De  sensionibuscommentarius. 

42  pp.  21  pi.  (Hereulan.  vol.  quae  supersunt  [Gr.  et  Lat.], 
V.  6.) 

Metrodorus,  of  Scepsis.  B.  C.  1  cent.  Frag- 

meuta.  3  pp.  (Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm.  hist. 
Gr.  V.  3,  p.  203.) 

Mctrologicorunn  scriptorum  reliquiae. 

Hultsch,  F.  O.  {Ed.)     2  v.  3216 

Matron,  St.  Rathere,  Bp.  of  Verona.  Invec- 

tiva  .  .  .  de  translatioue  Sauctl  cujusdam  Metronls. 
13  pp.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  136,  p.  451.) 

Metropolitan  Catholic  almanac,  and 

and  laity's  directory,  1841,  1842,  1845,  1846, 

1848,1849.   Baltimore,  1841-49.  6  v.  16°.  1118 

Metropolitan  Museum  of  Art,  N.  Y. 

Tenth  annual  report  of  the  trustees.  May, 

1880.  New  York  [1880].     8°.  —1754 

Merriam,  a.  C.  Greek  and  Latin  in- 
scriptions on  the  obelisk-crab  in  the  Metro- 
politan Museum.     1883. 

Bryant,  W.  G.    Metropolitan  Art  Museum.    6  pp. 

(Prose  writings,  ed.  by  P.  Godwin,  v.  2,  p.  261 ;  and  Ora- 
tions and  addresses,  p.  331.) — Hassard,  J.  R.  G.  An 
American  museum  of  art,  desigus  submitted  by  Wm. 
H.  Beard.    7  pp.     (Scribner's  Mnnthhj,  \.  2,  1871,  p.  409.) 

See  also  Harper's  Mag.  v.  60, 1880,  p.  863. 

Metsys,  Q.    See  Massys,  Q. 

Metternich,  Clemens  Wenzel  Nepomuk 
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Metternich,  Richard  Clemens  Lothar  Her- 
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de  tragoediis  eorum,  v.  2. — Apollonlns,  sive  de  anti- 
quls  ejus  nominis  scriiitoribus,  eorumque  operibus 
syntagma,  v.  7.— Arcbontes  Atbenlenses,  v.  1. — 
Areopagus    sive    de    senatu    Areopagitico,    v.    2. — 
Athenae   Attlcae,  sive  de  praecipuis  Aihenarum 
antiquitatibus    libri  III,  v.  1.— Atbenae   Batavae, 
sive  de  urbe  Leidensi  libri  II,   v.  10. — Atticarum 
lectlonnmlibrilV.v.  2.— Anctarlninpliilol.PKicum, 
v.   5.— Bibliolheca    Attica,    v.   2.— Bibliotbecae 
Graecae    libri    III,    v.    3.— Aduotatioues    In    C'alli- 
macbniu  et  Apuleium,  v.  7. — Ad  Catonls  de  agri- 
cultura,  sive  de  rustica  llbrum,  notae,v.  6. — Cecropia, 
give  de  Athenarum  arce  et  ejusdem  antiquitatibus,  v. 
1. — Ccramicus  geminns  sive  deceramici  Athenien- 
slum   ulriusque  antiquitatibus,  v.  1. — Ad   Cbalcidll 
Timaeum  et  commentarlum,  notae,  v.  6.— Creta,  sive 
de  Cretae  rebus  et  antiquitatibus,  v.  3. — Crillcus 
Arnoblanas,  v.  6. — Cyprus,  sive  de  iilius  insuiae 
rebus,    v.  3. — Denarius    Pytbagorlcus,    sive    de 
numerorum,  usque  ad  denarium,  qualitaie,  ac  nomi- 
nlbus,  secundum  Pythagoricos,   v.  4.— Dionysius, 
sive  de  auotoribus  istlus  nominis,  eorumque  seriptls, 
V.  5. — Elensinia,  sive  de  cereris  Eleusinae  sacro,  ac 
lesto,  V.  2. — }.  Meursil  allorumque  virorum  doctorum 
ad  3.  M.  epistolae,  v.  11. — Exercitatiouam  criti- 
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in  quo  Graeci  et  Romani  rltus,  v.  5. — Carmen  fuuebre 
in  ubitum  Gertrndis  ab  O.  v.  5.— De  gloria,  v.  5. — 
Glossarlam  Graeco-Barbarnm,  v.  4. — Graeci- 
ata  feriata  sive  de  festis  Graecorum,  v.  3. — Gnliel- 
mits  Anriacns,  sive  de  rebus,  toto  Belgio,  tarn  ab 
eo.quam  eius  tempore,  gestis;  ad  excessum  Ludovicl 
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Gaiielmi  Martignl  .  . .  et  Aunae  Brederodiae,  v.  5. — 
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veterum,  v.  5. — Paitatbenaea,  sjve  de  Minervae  ge- 
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Augustl    llbertl,    fabulas    aniraadversiones,    v.    6. — 
Plneens.slvedePinBeoAtheuIenslum  poriu  celeber- 
rimo  et  ejusdem  antiquitatibus,  v.  1.— Pislstratns, 
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quo  Induciarum  historla;  et  ejusdem  belli  fluis,  v.  10. 
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Atilcls,v.2.— TbeocrltijSyracnsaiii  poetae,  Idyllia, 
spicilegium  ejusdem  ad  epigrammata,  notae,  v.  5. — 
Lectiones  Tbeopbrasteae,  in  quibus  eorum  iibro- 
rum,  qui  supersunt,  loca  aliquot  emeudantur,  v.  4. — 
Tbeopbrastns,  sive  de  illlus    librls,  qui    injuria 
temporis  iuterciderunt,  v.  4. — Tbesens,  sive  de  ejus 
vita  rebusque  praeclarissime  gestis,  v.  1. 

{Ed.)  Aelnotb,  Monk  of  St.  Augustin,  Canterbury. 
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Theophrastus,  sive  de  illius  libris,  qui  in- 
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Abbt^Buttstett,  v.  1.        "  Meck-Myllus,  v.  9. 

Caesar-Duysing,  v.  2.  Nack-Qulstorp,  v.  10. 

Ebellng-Funck,  v.  3.  Raab-Kyhlner,  v.  11. 

Gabalovsky-Gutmanu,  v.  4.  Saal-Scrlncl,  v.  12. 

Haag-Hlzler,  v.  5.  Seccard-Swleteu,  v.  13. 

Hobbhahn-Keyserling,  v.  6.  Tabor- Weller,  v.  14. 

Kliager-Kypko,  v.  7.  Wols-Zwiuger,  v.  15. 
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See  also  Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  2,  1827,  p.  338 ;  London 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  21,  1864,  p.  387  ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  30, 1824, 
p.  441.  Also  Chiapas.— Chihuahua. — Cibola. — 
Mexico,  Ci/i/.-Miclioacan.-OaJa ca.— Popoca- 
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Brasseur  de  Bourbourg,  C.  E.    Histoire 

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Quatre  lettres  sur  le  Mexique.     1868. 

DUPAIX,  G.  Antiquitesmexicaines.  1834, 

3v. 

Monuments  of  New  Spain.    1831,  2  v. 

(King,  E.,  Viscourd  Kingsborough.,  Antiq.  of 
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• King,  E.,  Viscount  Kingsborough.  An- 
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MuseoNacionalde  Mexico.  Anales.  1877- 

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Daly,  0.  V.    Nolo  pouvant  k  I'exploratlou  des  an- 

cleus  monumonta  du  Mexique.  16  pp.  (Archiv.  com- 
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— Dupaix,  G.  Vittges  sobro  las  anllgtiedades  inejl- 
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les  environs  de  Mexico,  Teotihuacan,  et  Xochicalco. 
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England  of  various  rare  and  curious  specimens  of 
Mexican  antiquity.  20  pp.  4  pi.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Ciass. 
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See  also  Mitla. — Palenque. — Yucatan. 

Mexico,  Bibliography. 

Bibliotheca  mejicana.     1869. 

Brasseur  de  Bourbourg,  C.  E.    Biblio- 

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Emory,  Maj.-Gen.  W.  H.  Report  on  the 
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Graham,   Col.    J.    D.      Report    on    the 

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JEmory,  Maj.-Gen.  W.  H.  General  description  ot 

the  country  adjacent  to  the  boundary  between  the 

United  States  and  M.  15  pp.  (Am.  Aasoc.  Sci.  Froc.  v. 
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Mexico,  Claims. 

Mexican  claims  :  containing  the  treaty 
between  the  United  States  and  Mexico,  of 
thell  April,  1839  ..  .  1841.  {Bound  pamph. 
V.  139.) 

United  States.  Senate.  Report  of  the  select 

committee  in  relation  to  the  proceedings  of 
the  board  of  Commissioners  on  the  claims 
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Mexico,  Commerce. 

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Garmendia,  J.  M.   Noticia  de  la  importa- 

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Mexico.  Secretaria  de  Hacienda.  Re- 
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the  increase  of  commerce  with  the  United 
States.     1880. 

Andrews,  C.  C.    Our  commerce  with  Cuba,  Porto 

Rico,  and  M.    16  pp.    (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  44,  1879,  p.  81.) 

Mexico,  Finance. 

Clarke,  J.  M.  (Tr.)    Mexican  tariff  and 

custom-house  laws.     1882. 
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les  indemnites  frangaises  et  les  emprunts 

raexicains.     1868. 

Note.—Tiopr.  from  Rev.  contemp.  1867,  v.  6,  pp.  117, 283. 

Mexico.      Secretaria    de    Fomento.     La 

crisis  monetaria.  Estudios  sobre  la  crisis 
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Jecker,  J.  B.  Cr6ance  Jecker.  Rfipouse  de  M.  Jecker 

h  M.  de  Kfiratry.  22  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1868,  v.  1, 
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Mexico,  Geology  and  natural  history/. 

Chevkolat,  A.  Coleopt^res  du  Mexique. 
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DuMfeRiL,  A.  H.  A.,  and  BocouRT,  F. 

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Edwards,  A.  M.     Etudes  sur  les  xipho- 

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MEXICO,  Geol.  and  nat.  hist. 


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Edwards,  H.  M.  [Ed.)   Recherches  zoolo- 

giques  pour  servir  a  Thistoire  de  la  faune  de 
I'Amerique  centrale  et  du  Mexique.  1870- 
75,  5  V.     {Miss.  sci.  au  Mex.  v.  3-7.) 

Egloffstein,   F.  W..  Baron   von   (Ed.) 

Contributions  to  the  geology  and  the  physical 
geography  of  Mexico.     1864. 

Fischer,  P.,  and  Crosse,  H.    Etudes  sur 

les  naollusques  terrestres  et  fluviatiles  du 
Mexique  et  du  Guatemala.  1870-77,  6  pts. 
[Miss.  sci.  au  Mex.  v.  7.) 

FouRxVlER.    E.,   and    others.      Mexicanas 

plantas.     1872.     {Miss.  sci.  au  Mex.  v.  1.) 

GoDMAN,  F.  Du  C,  and  Salvin.  O.  {Eds.) 

Biologia  Centrali-Americana  ;  or,  contribu- 
tions to  the  knowledge  of  the  fauna  and 
flora  of  Mexico  and  Central  America.  1879- 
87.  78  pts. 

Humboldt,  F.  W.  H.  A.,  Freiherr  von, 

and  BoNPLAXD.  A.  Plantes  equinoxiales. 
1808-09,  2  V.    {In  their  Voyages.  6  pt.) 

Mission  scientifique  au  Mexique  et  dans 

I'Amerique  centrale.     1870-75,  6  v. 

Museo    Nacional    de    Mexico.       Anales. 

1877-86.  3  V. 

Saussure,  H.  de. 

podes  et  les  insectes 
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Memo  ire  sur    divers  crustaces    nou- 

veaux  du  Mexique  et  des   Antilles.     1858. 

{In  his  Mem.   pour  servir  a  I'hist.   nat.    de 

Mexique. ) 
Meraoires  pour  servir  a  I'histoirenatu- 

relle  du  Mexique.     1858-64. 

Swalnson,  W.     Selection  of  the  birds  of 

Brazil  and  Mexico.     1841. 

Vaillant,  L.,  and  Bocourt,  F.    Eltudes 

sur  les  poissons.  1874-77,  2  pts.  (Miss.  sci. 
au  Mex.  v.  4.) 

Conant,  S.  8.     Young  naturalist  In   M.     10  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  42,  1871,  p.  233.)— DoUfus,  A.,  and 
others.  Rapport  de  M.  Ch,  Salnte-Clalre  Devllle  sur 
divers  mfimolres  de  gfiologle.  7  pp.  (Archiv.  commis. 
sci.  du  Mex.  V.  3,  p.  1.)— Travaux  de  ;  Memoires  et  notes 
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pp.  81,  363.)— Ed^vards,  H.  M.  Rapport  sur  des  notes 
de  MM,  Nicolas  et  Chr6tlen,  relatives  k  des  ossements 
fossUes  provenant  de  la  valine  de  Zacualco.  7  pp.  1  pi. 
(Archiv.  commis.  sci.  du  Mex.  v.  1,  p.  401.)— Rapport  sur 
di verses  communications  relatives  k  la  palaeontologle 
et  k  la  faune  actuelle  du  Mexique.  9  pp.  (Archie. 
eommii.  sci.  du  Mex.  v.  2,  p.  212.)— Gray^Bon,  A.  J.  A 
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J.  Notes  g^ologiques  sur  les  frontiftres  entre  le  Mex- 
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malacologlque  du  Mexique  et  de  l'Am6rlque  centrale. 
5  pp.  {Archiv.  commis.  sci.  du  Mex.  v.  1,  p,  346.)— Salnte- 
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geologie  et  la  min6ralogie.  12  pp.  (Archiv.  commis.  sci.  du 
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flques  envoyfis  par  los  voyageurs  de  I'exp^ditlon  pour 
la  geologle  ;  Rapport  sur  deux  mSmolresde  MM.  E.  de 
Montserrat,  A.  DoUfus.  et  P.  Pavle.  12  pp.  {Archiv. 
commis.  sci.  du  Mex.  v,  2,  pp,  2,  132.)— Tarayre,  E.  G. 
Rapport  sur  I'exploratlon  mineral  ogique  des  regions 
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Mexico,  History. 

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Bosquejo    historico  de  la  agregacion   a 

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Brasseur  de  Bourbourg,  C.  E.    Histoire 

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BussiERRE,  M.  T.  R.,  Vic&mte  de.    L'em- 

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Icazbalceta,  J.  G.     Coleccion  de  docu- 

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SoLis  Y  Ribadeneira,  a.  de.    Historia  de 

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Ward,  Sir  H.  G.     Mexico.     1829,  2  v. 

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discoveries  of.    3  pp.    (Purchas,  S.,  flispiVgrrimes,  v.  5, 
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gran  clttJi  del  temistltan  Messico.    49  pp.    (Ramuslo, 
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See  also  Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  7,  1830,  p.  450.  Also 
Buenn  Vista.  —  Pueblo  Indians.  —  Spanish 
America.— Tezcoco. — Yucatan.  Also  Cortes,  F. 
— Iturblde,  A.,  Emperor  of  Mexico.— Santa  Anna, 
A.  L. 

Empire  of  Maximilian. 

DiTROYAT,  P.  L.     Intervention  fran§aise 
au  Mexique.     1868. 

Elton,  Capt.  J.  F.     With  the  French  in 

Mexico.     1867. 

Kendall,  J.  J.    Mexico  under  Maximil- 
ian,    1871. 


KfiRATRY,    E.,,  Comte   de.      La    contre- 

guerilla  frangaise  au  Mexique.     1869. 

Note. — Repr.  from  Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1865,  2  p6r.  v. 
59;  1866,  v.  61. 

Lefevre,  E.     Documents  officiels,  .  .  . 

histoire  de  1 'intervention  frangaise  au 
Mexique.     1869,  2  v. 

Salm    Salm,   Prince   F.      My    diary    in 

Mexico.     1868,  2  v. 

SCHROEDER,    S.      Fall    of    Maximilian's 

Empire.     1887. 

Bibesco,  G.     Page  de  la  campagne  de  1862  au 

Mexique.  16  pp.  {Rev.  contemp.  1867,  v.  6,  p.  524.)— 
Bryant,  W.  C.  Mexico  and  Maximilian.  5  pp. 
(Prose  writings,  ed.  by  P.  Godwin,  v.  2,  p.  237.)— Che- 
valier, M.  L'exp6dltlon  du  Mexique.  89  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1862,  2  p6r.  v.  38,  pp.  513,  879.)— Draper, 
J.  W.  The  French  expedition  to  M.  6  pp.  {Harper's 
Mag.  V.  37,  1868,  p.  520.)— French  conquest  of  M. 
32  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  24,  1863,  p.  313.)— Grenler, 
J.  L'expfidition  fran^aise  au  Mexique.  37  pp.  (Rev. 
contemp.  1862,  v.  5,  p.  497.)— Question  mexicalne  devant 
les  chambres  espagnoles.  12  pp.  {Rev.  contemp.  1863, 
V.  1,  p.  597.)— Hericault,  C.  d".  Les  dernlers  mols  de 
I'empire  mexicaln.  123  pp.  (CocrespondanJ.v.  75,  1868, 
pp.  304,  393,  628.)— KAratry,  E.,  Comte  de.  Chute  de 
I'Empereur  Maximilien  d'aprfes  des  documents  In- 
fidlts.  185  pp.  {Rev.  contemp.  1867,  v.  4,  pp.  385,  694 ;  v. 
5,  pp.  63,  193,  385.)— Expedition  du  Mexique.  24  pp. 
{Rev.  contemp.  1867,  v.  4,  p.  146.)— Le  Mexique  et  les 
chances  de  salut  du  nouvel  empire.  19  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1866,  2  p6r.  v.  65,  p.  443.)— Mazade,  C.  de. 
L'expgditlon  du  Mexique  et  la  politique  fran^alse. 
32  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1863,  2  p6r.  v.  48,  p.  675.i— 
La  guerre  du  Mexique.  29  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1862,  2  p6r.  V.  40,  p.  733.)— JVapoleonic  Idea  In  M. 
12  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  96,  1864,  p.  72.)— Plot  of 
the  Mexican  drama.  19  pp.  {Eraser's  Mag.  v.  76, 
1867,  p.  250.)— "Wells,  W. v.  High  noon  of  the  Empire ; 
A  court  ball  at  the  palace  of  M. ;  The  French  in  M. 
24  pp.     (  Oi-erld.  Monthly,  v.  1, 1868,  pp.  21,  105,  227.) 

See  also  Maximilian  I,  Emperor  of  Mexico. 

■War  with  the  TJ.  S. 

Brackenridge,  H.  M.  Mexican  letters 
written  during  the  progress  of  the  late  war 
between  the  United  States  and  Mexico.  1850. 
[Bound  pamph.  v.  239.) 

Jay,  W.    Review  of  the  causes  and  con- 
sequences of  the  Mexican  war.     1849. 

Jenkins,  J.  S.     History  of  the  war  be- 
tween the  United  States  and  Mexico.     1859. 

Kenly,  J.  R.     Memoirs  of  a  Maryland 

volunteer.  War  with  Mexico  in  the  years 
1846-48.     1873. 

Mayer,  B.     History  of  the  war  between 

Mexico  and  the  United  States.     1848. 

Ripley,  R.  S.    War  with  Mexico.     1849, 

2  V. 

Robarts,  W.  H.     Mexican  war  veterans. 

1887. 

Semmes,   R.     Service  afloat  and  ashore 

during  the  Mexican  war.     1851. 

Stevens,  I.  I.     Camiiaigns  of  the  Rio 

Grande  and  of  Mexico.  1850.  {Bound 
pamph.  V.  239.) 

Bonner,  J.    Taylor's  battles  in  M. ;  Scott's  battles 

in  M.  39  pp.  (//arper's  J/afiF.  V.  11,1855,  pp.  170,  311.)— 
Some  Just  estimate  of  the  war  with  M.  6  jip. 
{New  Englander,  v.  4,  1846.  p.  428.)— Ferry,  G.  La 
guerre  des  Etata-Unis  et  du  Mexique.  47  pp.  {Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1847,  n.  s.  v.  19,  p.  385.)— McSherry,  R. 
Mexican  campaign  sketch.  14  pp.  {Essays  and  lectures, 
p.  64.)— Mexican  wan  its  origin  and  conduct.  35 
pp.  {Devi.  Rer.  v.  20,  1847,  p. 291  ;  v.  22,  1848,  pp.  1.  106.) 
—Sketches  of  the  Mexican  war.  12  pp.  {Eraser's 
Mag.  V.  38, 1848,  p.  91.)— Uniteil  States'  aggrandise- 
ments and  pr<ijocts  on  the  side  <>t  M.  10  pp.  (Eraser's 
Mag.  V.  38,  1848,  p.  434.)— War  with  M.  13  pp.  {New 
Englander,  v.  5,  1847,  pp.  140,  604.)— Wyman,  M.  B. 
At  "Presidio"  In  war  time.  6  pp.  {Ooerld.  Monthly, 
V.  5,1870,  p.  4.55.) 

See  also  United  States,  History.    War  with  Mexico. 


MEXICO,  Languages 


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Mexico,  Languages. 

MoLiN'A,  A.  de.  Vocabulario  de  la  lengua 
mexicana.     1880. 

Olmos,  F.  a.     Grammaire  de  la  langue 

nahuati  ou  mexicaine.  1875.  {Miss.  sei.  an 
Mex.) 

PlMENTEL,  F.     Cuadro  descriptivo  de  las 

lengiias  indigenas  de  Mexico.     1862-65,  2  v. 

Aubln,   (— ).     E.'ippijrt   sur   un  ouvrage  Intitule, 

Compeudio  gramatical  para  la  inteligeQcia  del  idioma 
tarahuruar.  3  pp.  {Archiv.  cnrnmU.  id.  du  Mex.  v.  1,  p. 
328.)— Buscliniann,  J.  K.  E.  Das  lautsystem  der 
8onorii3chen  aprachen.  85  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssens. 
Pkilol.  klaste  Abhandl.  1863,  p.  369.)— Die  lautveraender- 
ung  aztekischer  woerter  In  den  sonorlschen  sprachen. 
126  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wissens.  PhUol.  klasie  Ahhandl. 
1856,  p.  433.)— Die  ordinal- zahlen  der  mexlcanlschen 
sprache.  62  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssens.  Pkilos.  hut. 
Masse  Abhandl.  1879.)  —  Der  sonorlschen  graromatik. 
200  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssens.  Philol.  klasse  Abhandl. 
1869,  V.  1,  p.  67.)  —  Das  zahlwort  der  sonorlschen 
sprachen.  193  pp.  CBerlln  Akad.  wlssens.  Philol. 
klasse  Abhandl.  1867,  p.  23.) 

Mexico,  Law. 

Clarke.  J.  M.  {Tr.)  Mexican  tariflf  and 
custom-house  laws.     1882. 

Vallaeta,  I.  L.     Votos  en  los  negocios 

mas  notables.     1883. 

Mexico,  Mythology. 

Reville,  a.  Lectures  on  the  origin  and 
growth  of  religion  as  illustr.  by  the  native 
religions  of  Mexico  and  Peru.  Tr.  bv  Philip 
H.  Wicksteed.     1884. 

Harcoart,  T.   A.     The  gods  of  America.     8  pp. 

(  Overld.  Monthly,  v.  15,  1873,  p.  87.) 

Mexico,  Native  races. 

Gallatin,  A.  A.  A.  Notes  on  the  semi- 
civilized  nations  of  Mexico.  1845.  (Am. 
Ethnol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  1.) 

SCHEPPIG,  R.     Ancient  Mexicans.     1874. 

(Spencer,  H.,  Descriptive  sociology ,  No.  2.) 

ZuRlTA,  A.  de.   Rapport  sur  les  diff  erentes 

classes  de  chefs  de  la  Nouvelle-Espagne. 
1840.     (Ternaux-Compans,  H.,  Voyages.) 

Maunlug,  W.  C.   -Ancient  pueblos  ot  Mexico.   7  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  51,  1875,  p.  327.)— Palafox  y  Blen- 
doza,  J.  de.  De  la  naturaleza  del  Indlo.  50  pp. 
{Obras,  v.  10,  p.  444.) 

Mexico,  Natural  history. 

See  with  Geology. 

Mexico,  Politics. 

United    States.      Department    of 
Papers  relative  to  Mexican  affairs. 


municated 
1865. 


State. 

Com- 

to   the    Senate,  June   16,  1864. 


British  debate  concerning  31.    14  pp.    (Am. 

Quart.  Rev.  v.  8,  1830,  p.  161.)— Clave,  F.  La  question 
du  Mexlque.  .SI  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mnndes,  1845,  n.  8.  v.  12, 
p.  1029.)— Foreign  relations  of  M.  27  pp.  (N.  Am. 
.Sec.  V.  32, 1831,  p..317.)— Lenormaut,  F.  La  question 
mexicaine.  21pp.  (O.rrespondan/,  v.  56,  1862,  p.  341.) 
— Mercier  de  X^combe,  H.  Le  Mexlque,  l'Am6- 
rlque  du  Nord,  et  lEurope;  Le  Mexlque  et  la  recon- 
naissance des  etats  du  sud.  71  pp.  (Correspmdant, 
▼.  57, 1862,  pp.  217,  425.)— Mexican  empire  and  the 
Canadian  conrederatlon.  21  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  n. 
8.  V.  5,  1865,  p.  206.1— Mexican  qnestion.  10  pp. 
{Dem.  Rev.  v.  16,  1815,  p.  419;  iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  103,  1866, 
p.  106.)- Mexico  and  Mexican  affairs.  34  pp. 
[Soulhtm  Rev.  v.  2,  1^67,  p.  387.)— Mexico  and  Texas. 
32  pp.  (AT.  Am.  Rer.  v.  43,  1836,  p.  226.)— Mexico :  the 
ehnreh,  and  peace.  9  pp.  [Dem.  Rev.  v.  21, 1847, 
p.  93.)— Occnpation  of  31.  10  pp.  {Dem.  Rev.  v.  21, 
1847,  p.  381.)— Politics  of  M.  45  pp.  (A".  Am.  Rev. 
V.  31, 1850,  p.  110.)— Pritchard,  W.  T.  The  Mexico  or 
the  Mexicans.  15  pp.  {Internal.  Rev.  v.  5, 1878,  p.  170.) 
—Mexlque.  Situation  des  partis.  30  pp.  (Rev.d. 
deux  mondes,  1829,  v.  1,  pp.  214,  365.) 

See  also  Dem.  Rev.  v.  18,  1846,  p.  426;  Fraser's  Mae. 
▼.  64,  1861,  p.  717. 


Mexico,  Railroads. 

Bigelotr,  J.      Railway    Invasion    of    M.      13   pp. 
{Harper's  Jtfajr.  v.  65, 1882,  p.745.)— Prendergast,  F.  E. 

Railroads  In  M.  5  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  63,  1881,  p. 
276.)— Sargent,  J.  Y.  Mexico  and  her  railways.  13 
pp.     [Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  33, 1883,  p.  272.) 

Mexico,  Statistics. 

BusTO.  E.     Estadistica  de   la  Republica 
mexicana.     1880,  2  v. 
Mexico,  Tariff. 

See  tcu'A  Fiuauce. 

Mexico,  Zoology. 

See  with  Geology  and  natural  history. 

Mexico.   Secretaria  de  Fomento.   La 

crisis  monetaria.     Estudios  sobre   la  crisis 

mercantil  y  la  depreciacion    de    la    plata. 

Mexico,  1886.     8°.  —1366 

Mexico.     ISecretarfa   de   Hacienda. 

Report  on  the  actual  condition  of  Mexico, 

and    the    increase  of    commerce   with  the 

United  States.     New  York,  1880.    4°.  —3392 

Mexico,   City.      Bishop,  W.  H.      With  the 

VHUjiiianl  in  M.  19  pp.  {Harper  s  Mag.  v.  54, 1882,  p.  2o9.) 

Meybriiick,  Ernst.  Auflfassung  der  antike 
bei  Jacques  Milet.  Guido  de  Columna.  und 
Benoit  de  Ste.-More,  mit  besonderer  berueck- 
sichtigung  der  kampfscenen  und  religioesen 
gebraeuche.  Marburg,  1886.  8°.  (Stengel, 
E.,  Ausgabeii  und  abhandlungen,  v.  54.)  2305 

Meydoum,  Egypt.  Tx>ftie,  W.  J.  Meydoum. 

«  tip.     iAiciiaeul.  Jirum.  v.  35,  1S78,  p.  120.; 

Meyeil,  Franz  Julius  Ferdinand.  1804-40. 
Outlines  of  the  geography  of  plants :  with 
particular  enquiries  concerning  the  native 
country,  the  culture,  and  the  uses  of  the  prin- 
cipal cultivated  plants  on  which  the  prosper- 
ity of  nations  is  based.  Tr.  by  Margaret 
Johnston.     London,  1846.     8°.     (Ray  Soc. ) 

—2694 

Meyen'g  T-oyage  ronnd  the   irorld.    20  pp. 

{Quart.  Rev.  v.  53,  1835,  p.  313.) 

Meyer,  Adolph  Bernhard.  1840—.  Index  zu 
L.  Reichenbach's  ornithologischen  werken. 
Berlin,  1879.     8°.  —2653 

Gedaechtnissrede  auf  James  Cook,  gehalteu  am 

8  Maerz  1879.  .32  pp.  {.Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  17, 
1882,  p.  1.)— Die  Mlnahassa  anf  Celebes,  euie  relse- 
erlnnerung.  31  pp.  {Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  11, 1876, 
p.  915.1 

(Ed.)     Bilderschriften  des  Ostindischen 

archipels  und  der  Suedsee.  Mit  6  tafeln. 
Leipzig,  1881.  fo.  (Dresden,  K.  Ethnogr. 
Mus.)  1212 

(Ed.)    Mittheilungen  aus  dem  K.  Zoolog- 

ischen  Museum  zu  Dresden.  See  Dresden 
K.  Zool.  Museum. 

Meyer,  Anton.  1802-57.  Calcul  des  proba- 
bilites.  Pub.  sur  les  MSS  de  Tauteur  par 
F.  Folie.  Biuxelles,  1874.  8°.  (Liege,  Soc. 
roy.  des  sci.  Mem.  2  s.  v.  4.)  —3636 

Expose  elementaire  de  la  theorie  des  in 

tegrales  definies.  Bruxelles.  1851.  8°.  (Liege, 
Soc.  roy.  des  sci.  Mem.  v.  7.)  —3636 

Kouveaux  elements  du  calcul  des  variations. 

132  pp.    (Liege,  Soc.  roy.  des  sci.  Mim.  v.  11,  l8o3,  p.  125.) 

Meyer,  Bertha.  Aids  to  family  government, 
or,  from  the  cradle  to  the  school,  according 
to  Froebel.  Tr.  from  the  2  German  ed.  by 
M.  L.  Holbrook.  To  which  is  added  an  essay 
on  the  rights  of  children,  and  the  true  prin- 
ciples of  family  government,  by  Herbert 
Spencer.     New  York,  1879.     p.  8°.       —2365 


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Meyer,  Bruno.      Die  beziehungen  der  ge- 

■worbezeichenschulen  zur  kunstlndustrie  uud  zur 
volksblldung.  32  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  5, 
1871,  p.  481.) 

Meyer,  Christian  Erich  Hermann  von.  1801- 
69.  Zur  fauna  der  vorwelt.  Frankfurt  a. 
Main,  1845-60.     4  v.  in  2,  fo.  —1571 

Contents.  Reptilieii  aus  dem  Uthographischeii 
schlefer  des  Jura  In  Deutschland  und  Frankreich, 
V.  i. — Fossile  gaeiigethlere,  voegel,  und  reptilien 
aus  dem  molasse-mergel  von  Oenlngen,  v.  1. —  Die 
saiirier  des  muschelkalkes  mit  ruecksicbt  aut  die 
saurier  aus  buntem  sandstein  und  keuper,  v.  2. — 
Saurler  aus  dem  kupferschiefer  der  zechstein  for- 
mation, V.  3. 

Palaeontographica.    See  Dunker,  W.  B. 

R.  H.,  and  Meyer,  C.  E.  H.  von. 

Reptilien  aus  der  wealdenf ormation  Norddeutsch- 

lands.  15  pp.  (With'Dun^eT,'W.li.B..H.,  Monographic 
der  Norddeutschen  wealdenbildung ,  p.  69.) 

Meyer,   Eduard.     Ueber  einige  semitische 

goetter.  26  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  31, 
1877,  p.  716.) 

Meyer,  Ernst  Heinrich  Friedrich.  1791-1858. 
Gescliichte  der  botanik.  Koenigsberg,  1854- 
57.     4  V.  8°.  —2666 

Meyer,  Georg  Hermann  von.  1815 — .  Organs 
of  speech,  and  their  application  in  the  for- 
mation of  articulate  sounds.  Illustr.  New 
York,  1884.     12°.     (Internat.  Sci.  S.)     —1688 

Die  bedeutung  des  atlimungsproxesseg  fuer  das 

leben  des  thlerlscben  organismus.  32  pp.  {Samml. 
wissens.  vortrg.  v.  19,  1884,  p.  581.) — Die  eiitstetiung 
unserer  bewegungen.  32  pp.  {Samml.  wissens.  vortrg. 
V.  3, 1869,  p.  355.)— William  Harvey,  der  reformator 
der  physiologie.  32  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  15, 
1880,  p.  10— Seheu  und  der  bllck.  39  pp.  {Samml. 
wissens.  vortrg.  v.  17,  1882,  p.  629.) — Ueber  glnnes- 
taeuschungen.  36  pp.  {Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  1, 
1866.)  —  Stlmm-  und  spracllbllduug.  32  pp. 
{Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  6,  1871,  p.  263.) 

Meyer,  Gustav  Ferdinand.  Vorlesungen 
ueber  die  theorie  der  bestimmten  integrale 
zwischen  reellen  grenzen,  mit  vorzueglicher 
beruecksichtigung  der  von  P.  Gustav  Le- 
jeune-Dirichlet  im  sommer  1858  gehaltenen 
vortraege  ueber  bestimmte  integrale.  Leip- 
zig, 1871.     8°.  —2424 

Meyer,  H.  L.  Coloured  illustrations  of 
British  birds  and  their  eggs.  London,  1857. 
7  V.  8°.  —2615 

Meyer,  Heinrich.    Chanson  des  Saxons  Jo- 

haun  Bodels  In  Ihrem  verhaeltniss  zum  EolandsUed 
uud  zur  Karlamagnussaga.  76  pp.  (Stengel,  E.,  Aus- 
gaben  und  abhandlungen,  v.  4,  p.  1.) 

Meyer,  Heinrich  (jFd.)  1802-71.  Anthologia 
veterum  Latinorum  epigrammatum  et  poe- 
matum.  See  Anthologia  veterum  Latinorum. 

{Ed. )    Oratorum  Romanorum  f ragmenta 

ab  Appio  inde  Caeco  et  M.  Porcio  Catone 
usque  ad  Q.  Aurelium  Symmachum.   Turici, 


1842.     8° 


Afer,  D. 

Afrlcanus,  J. 

Agrlppa,  M.  V. 

Albinus  Magnus,  S.  P. 

Albutlus,  T. 

Antoninus  Plus,  T.A.F.B.A 

Antonlus  ( Consul). 

Antonius,  C. 

Antonlus,  M.  {Orator). 

Antonlus,  M.  {Triumvir). 

Apulelus. 

Atratlnus,  L.  S. 

Augustus  Caesar,  C.  J.  O. 

Aurellus  Antoninus,  M. 

Balbus,  D.  L. 

Barrus,  T.  B. 

Brutus,  M.  J. 

Brutus,  M.  J. 

Oaecilius,  M. 

Caecus,  A.  C. 


B.  C.  85-42. 
— B.  0.  77. 


3242 
Contents. 

Caeplo,  Q.  8. 

Caesar,  C.  J. 

Calldlus,  M. 

Caligula,  C.  C. 

Calvus,  0.  L.  M. 

CauutlUB,  P. 

Caplto. 

Carbo,  C.  P. 

Carbo  Arvlna,  C.  P. 

Catlllna,  L.  S. 

Cato,  M. 

Cato,  M.  P. 

Cato,  M.  P.,  Minor  Uticensis. 

Catulus,  Q.  L. 

Cestlus  Plus,  L. 

Clncius. 

Claudius. 

Claudius,  A.  P. 

Claudius,  T.  D.  N. 

ComliituB,  P. 


Cotta,  0.  A. 

Cotta,  M. 

Crassus,  L.  L. 

Crassus,  M.  L. 

Crlspus,  P. 

Crispus,  V. 

Curio,  C.  8.     B.  C.  124-53. 

Curio,  C.  8.     B.  C.  84—. 

Curio,  Q.  8. 

Dolabella,  C.  C. 

Dolabella,  P.  C. 

Domltianus,  T.  F. 

Drusus,  N.  C. 

Fabius  Maxlmus  AUobrogl- 
cus,  Q. 

Fabius  Maxlmus  Verruco- 
sus Cunctator,  Q. 

Favonlus,  M. 

Favorlnus. 

Fimbria,  C.  F. 

Flaccus,  C. 

Flaccus,  M.  F. 

Fronto,  M.  C. 

Gabinianus,  8.  J. 

Galba,  C.  8. 

Galba,  8.  8. 

GalUenus,  P.  L.  V. 

Galllo,  J. 

Gallus,  C. 

Gallus,  L.  P. 

Gemellus,  C.  M. 

Germanlcus,  C. 

Gracchus,  C.  8. 

Gracchus,  T.  8.    B.  C.  164—. 

Gracchus,  T.  8.    B.  C.  210—. 

Granianus,  J. 

Hadrianus,  P.  A. 

Haterlus,  Q. 

Hortensia. 

Hortensius,  Q. 

Lablenus,  T.  A. 

Laellus  Sapiens,  C. 

Latro,  M.  P. 

Lentulus  Clodlanus,  C.  C. 

Lentulus  8ura,  P.  0. 

Llbo,  L.  S. 

Lucanus,  A. 

Lucceius,  L. 

Lucullus,  L.  and  M. 

Luscus,  T.  A. 

Macer,  C.  L. 

Maucla,  H. 

Maullius,  C. 

Marcellus,  M.  C. 

Memmius,  C. 

Messala  Corvinus,  M.  V. 

Messala  Niger,  M.  V. 

Metellus,  Q.  C. 

Metellus  Macedonicus,  Q.  C. 

Metellus  Numidicus,  Q.  C. 

Montanus,  V. 


Mummius,  L. 
Mummius,  8. 
Novlus,  L. 
Numerianus,  M.  A. 
Orestes,  C.  A. 
Orestes,  L.  A. 
Papirlus  FregoUanus,  L. 
Passienus  pater. 
Passienus  Crlspus.     See 

Crlspus. 
Paulus  Macedonicus,  L.A. 
Pennus,  M.  J. 
Perslus,  C. 
Philippus,  L.  M. 
Piso,  L.  C. 
Plso  Frugus,  L.  C. 
Plancus  Bursa,  T.  M. 
PllniusCaeclliusSecundus, 

C. 
PoUio,  C.  A. 
Pompelus,  Q. 
Pompelus  Magnus,  C. 
Pompelus  Rufus,  Q. 
Porciiia,  M.  A.  L. 
Postumus,  Junior. 
Quadratus,  V. 
QulntlUauus,  M.  F. 
Rufus,  M.  C. 
Rutllius  Rufus,  P. 
Sallustius  Crlspus,  C. 
Saturniuus,  P. 
8caevola,  Q.  M. 
Scaurus,  M.  A. 
Scaurus,  M.  A.    B.  C.  163- 

circa  B.  C.  89. 
Sciplo,  P.  C. 

Sclpio  Africanus,  P.C.(ifty'or) 
8clplO  Africanus,  F.G.(Minor) 
Seneca,  L.  A. 
Serglus,  M. 
Sestius,  P. 
Severus,  A. 
Severus,  C. 
Slsenna,  L.  C. 
Stllo,  L.  A.  P. 
Strabo,  C.  F. 
Sulpiclus  Rufus,  P. 
Sulplcius  Rufus,  8. 
Symmachus,  Q.  A. 
Tacitus,  C.  C. 
Tiberius     Claudius     Nero 

Caesar. 
TItius,  C. 
Torquatus. 
Trachalus,  G. 
Tubero,  Q.  A.,  the  Stoic. 
Tubero,  Q.  A.    B.  C.  74—. 
Verus,  L.  A. 
Verus  Caesar,  L.  A. 
Vitellius,  P. 


Vopiscus,  C.  J.  C.  S. 

Meyer,  Heinrich  Adolph.  1822—.  Unter- 
suchungen  ueber  physikalische  verhaelt- 
nisse  des  westiichen  theiles  der  Ostsee.  Ein 
beitrag  zur  physik  des  meeres.  Kiel,  n.  d. 
fo.  —1611 

and   Moebius,  Karl  August.     Fauna 

der  Kielerbucht.   Leipzig,  1865.    fo.    —1652 

Contents.    Die  htnterkiemer  Oder  oplsthobranchla 
der  Kleler  bucht. 

and  others.  Jahresbericht  der  Com- 
mission zur  wissenschaftlichen  untersuch- 
ung  der  deutschen  meere  in  Kiel,  fuer  die 
jahre  1871-81.     Berlin,  1873-84.     4  v.  fo. 

—2571 

Meyer,  Heinrich  August  Wilhelm.  1800-73. 
Kritisch  exegetischer  kommentar  ueber  das 
Neue  Testament.  Goettingen,  1844-59.  9  v. 
8°.  —1227 

Burrage,  H.  8.    Heinrich  August  Wilhelm  Meyer. 

20  pp.     (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  32,  1875,  p.  43.) 

Meyer,  Jakob.    Niceron,  J.   P.    M6m.   des 

lioiiimos,  V.  39. 

Meyer,  Juergen  Bona.  1829—.  Kant's  psy- 
chologie.     Berlin,  1870.     8°.  —1436 

Arthur  Schopenhauer  als  mensch  und  denker. 

53  pp.   (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  7, 1872,  p.  1.)— Volks- 


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blldung  und  wlsseosctaalt  in  Deutscliland  waehrend 
der  letzten  jahrhunderte.  59  pp.  {Samml.  wissent. 
vorfrg.  v.  1,  1866.) 

Cohen,  H.  Juergen  Bona  Meyer  .  .  .  Kant's  psy- 
chologic. 10  pp.  {Zeils.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  7, 1871,  p.  320.) 
— Idee  der  seelenwanderaug.  7  pp.  (Rev.  of, 
by  R.  A.  von  Relchlln-Meldegg,  in  ZHts.f.  philos.  v.  42, 
1863,  p.  158.)— Zum  strelt  ueber  lelb  nud  seele.  7  pp. 
(Rev.  of,  by  J.  U.  Wlrth,  In  ZeiU.  /.  philot.  v.  36,  1860, 
p.  m.) 

Meyer,  Julius.  1830 — .  Antonio  Allegri  da 
Correggio.  From  the  German.  Ed.,  and 
with  an  introduction,  by  Mrs.  Charles  Hea- 
ton.     London,  1876.     r.  8°.  —1723 

Mejer,  Karl  Friedrich  Theodor.  Provenzal- 
ische  gestaltung  der  mit  dem  perfectstamm 
gebildeten  tempora  des  lateinischen.  (Nach 
den  reimender  Trobadors.)  Marburg,  1884. 
8°.  (Stengel,  E.,  Ausgabenutul  abhandlungen, 
V.  12.)  2305 

Meyer,  Konrad  Ferdinand.      1825—.     Der 

hfUlge,  uuvelle.  88  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundscluiu,  v.  21, 
1879,  pp.  173,  343  ;  v.  22,  1880,  p.  1.) 

Meyer,  Leo.  1830 — .  Die  gothische  sprache. 
Ihre  lautgestaltung  insbesondere  im  ver- 
haeltniss  zum  altindischen,  griechischen. 
und  lateinischen.     Berlin,  1869.    8°.    —2135 

Veigleichende  grammatik  der  griech- 
ischen und  lateinischen  sprache.  Berlin, 
1861-65.     2  V.  12°.  —2115 

Schmidt,  J.    Die  gothische  sprache,  von  M.    28pp. 

[Zfits.  f.  vergUich.  sprachforsch.  v.  19,  1870,  p.  268.) — 
Sch-welzer-Sldler,  H.  Verglelchende  grammatik 
der  griechischen  und  lateinischen  sprache,  von  M. 
27  pp.  [Zeits.f.  vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  11,  1862,  p.  70; 
V.  14,  1865,  p.  145;  v.  16,  1867,  p.  129.) 

Meyer,  Ludwig.     Roemische  katakomben. 

72  pp.  (Saniiiil.  lessens,  vurtrj.  v.  17,  1882,  p.  65.)— 
Tibnr.  Eine  roemische  studie.  80  pp.  [Samml.  uns- 
seiis.  vortrg.  v.  18,  1883,  p.  191.) 

Meyer,  Marie  Paul  Hyacinthe.  1840—.  Du 
passage  d's  z  a  r  ec  d'r  ^  s  z  en  proveugal.  11  pp. 
(Rumania,  v.  4,  1875,  p.  184.)— Etude  sur  les  MSS  du 
roman  d'Aleiandre.  120  pp.  (ftomania,  v.  11,  1882, 
p.  213.)— Henri  d'Andell  et  le  chancelier  Phi- 
lippe. 26  pp.  [Romania,  v.  1, 1872,  p.  190.)— Le  Begtl- 
aire  de  Gervaise.  22  pp.  {Romania,  v.  1,  1872,  p. 
420.)— Le  Roman  de  Blandiu  de  CornoualUes  et 
de  GulUot  Ardit  de  Mlramar.  33  pp.  [Romania,  v.  2, 
1873,  p.  170.)— Etude  sur  une  charte  laudaise  de 
1268  ou  1269.  10  pp.  [Romania,  v.  3,  1874,  p.  433.)— Le 
Chevalier,  la  dame,  et  le  clerc,  fabliau  anglo-nor- 
mand.  ly  pp.  [Romania,  v.  1,  1872,  p.  69.)— La  Farce 
des  3  Comm^reg,  tir§e  d'un  MS  de  Turin.  10  pp. 
{Romania.y.  10, 1881,  p.  533. ;-Un  r6clt  en  vers  f ranjals  de 
la  1  croisade  fond6  sur  Baudrl  de  Bourguell.  63  pp. 
{Romania,  v.  5, 1876,  p.  1.)— La  Chanson  de  Doou  de 
Wanteuil,  fragments  InMits.  26  pp.  [Romania,  y.  IS, 
1884,  p.  1.)— Vie  de  Saint  Gr^goire  le  Grand  tr.  du 
latin  par  Fr6re  Angler.  62  pp.  {Romania,  v.  12, 1883,  p. 
145.)— Histolre  de  Gnlllaume  le  Slarechal,  Comte 
de  Strigull  et  de  Pembroke,  regent  d'.\ngleterre, 
po6me  fran§als  Inconnu.  53  pp.  (Romania,  v.  11, 1882, 
p.  22.)— Vie  latine  de  Saint  Honorat  et  Raimon  F6- 
raut.  28  pp.  [Romania,  v.  8,  1879,  p.  481.)— L'lmpar- 
faitdn8abjonctil"enes(proven9al).  8  pp.  [Romania, 
V.  8,  18;9,  p.  155.)— Melanges  de  lltteratnre  pro- 
veu^ale.  21pp.  (iiomania,  v.  1,1872,  p.  401.)— Mar- 
cabrnn.  11  pp.  [Romania,  v.  6,  1877,  p.  119.)- 
BE^Unges  Catalans.  9  pp.  [Romania,  v.  10, 1881,  p. 
223.)— Xtapports  sur  une  misslou  lltt^raire  en 
Angleterre.  269  pp.  [Archiv.  miss.  sei.  et  lit.  v.  3,  p.  247  ; 
v.  4,  p.  115;  V.  5,  p.  139.)— Notice  sur  un  MS  bonr- 
gnlgnon,8Uiviede  places  luSdites.  46  pp.  {Romania, 
V.  6,  1877,  p.  1.)— Les  MSS  du  Connfitable  de  Lesdl- 
guidres.  7  pp.  (iiomania,  v.  12,  1883,  p.  336.)— Les  JllfeS 
nran^aia  de  Cambridge.  38  pp.  {Romania,  v.  8, 1879, 
p.  305.)— Notice  et  extraits  du  MS  8:336  de  la  blbllo- 
ihftque  de  Sir  Thomas  PhlUlpps,  k  Cheltenham.  45 
pp.  [Romania,  v.  13, 1884,  p.  497.)— Nonvelles  cata- 
lanes  In^ditea.  23  pp.  [Romania,  v.  13, 1884,  p.  264.) 
—Les  troisi^mes  personnes  du  pluriel  en  provencal. 
i4  pp.  [Romania,  v.  9, 1880,  p.  192.)— Melanges  de  po6- 
o^^***"."*»'""»»»de'  28  pp.  (Romania,  V.  4,  1875, 
p.  370.)— Melanges  de  po^ste  francalae.  23  pp. 
{Romama.  v.  6,  1877,  p.  481.)— Q,nl8qne  et  cata  dans 
les  langues  romanes.    6  pp.    [Romania,  v.  2,  1873,  p. 


80.)— La  16gende  de  Oirart  de  Konsslllon.  75  pp. 
{Romania,  v.  7,  1878,  p.  161.) — Les  MSS  des  sermons 
fran^als  de  Maurice  de  Snlly.  22  pp.  [Romania,  v. 
5,  1876,  p.  466.)— Tersin,  tradition  arlesienne.  18  pp. 
{Romania,  v.  1,  1872,  p.  51.) — Trait^s  Catalans  de 
grammalre  et  de  po6tique.  68  pp.  [Romania,  v.  6, 
1877,  p.  341  ;  v.  8, 1879,  p.  181 ;  v.  9,  1880,  p.  51.)— De  I'ln- 
fluence  des  tronbadonrs  sur  la  po6sle  des  peuples 
romans.  12  pp.  (Romania,  v.  5, 1876,  p.  257.)— Explica- 
tion de  la  pi^ce  de  Pelre  Vidal,  Drogoman  seiner 
s'agues  bon  destrier.  14  pp.  (Romania,  v. 2, 1873,  p.  423.) 

(Ed.)   Aye  d' Avignon.    5ee  Guessard,  F., 

and  Meyer,  M.  P.  H.  (Eds.) 

[Ed.)      Brun    de    la  Montaigne,  roman 

d'aventure  pub.  pour  la  premiere  fois 
d'apres  le  MS  unique  de  Paris.  Paris,  1875. 
8°.     (Soc.  des  anc.  textes  fr.)  —1134 

{Ed.)    Chanson  de  la  croisade  contre  les 

Albigeois.    See  Guiilaume  de  Tudele. 

{Ed.)    Daurel  et  Beton.  chanson  de  geste 

provengale  pub.  pour  la  premiere  fois  d'apres 
le  MS  unique  appartenant  a  M.  A.  Didot. 
Paris.  1880.     8°.     {Soc.  des  anc.  textes  fr .) 

—  1134 

{Ed.)    Dit  sur  les  vilains.    See  Matazone. 

{Ed.)      Fragments  d'une   vie   de    Saint 

Thomas  de  Cantorbery  en  vers  accouples. 
Pub.  pour  la  premiere  fois  d'apres  les  feuil- 
lets  de  la  collection  Goethals-Vercruysse, 
avec  fac-simile  en  heliogravure  de  Toriginal. 
Paris,  1885.   sm.  4°.    (Soc.  des  anc.  textes  fr.) 

—1124 

(Ed.)   Gui  de  Nan teuil,  chanson  de  geste. 

Pub.  pour  la  premiere  fois  d'apres  les  deux 
MSS  de  Montpellier  et  de  Venise.  Paris,  1861. 
16°.  (Guessard,  F.,  Anc.  poetes  de  la  France, 
V.  6.)  2367 

(Ed,)  Prise  de  Damiette  en  1219,  relation 

inedite  en  provengal.    Paris,  1877.    8°.    2373 

{Ed.)  Recueil  d'anciens  textes  bas-latins, 

provengaux,  et  frangais.  accompagnes  de  2 
glossaires.     Paris,  1874-77.     2  pts.  8°.      2394 

{Ed.)     Romania.     See  Romania. 

and  liOUgnon,  Auguste  Honore  (Eds.) 

Raoul  de  Cambrai.  chanson  de  geste.  Paris, 
1882.     8°.     (Soc.  des  anc.  textes  fr.)      —1134 

Meyer,  Martin.  Circa  1630-70.  Theatrum 
Europaeum.  See  Abel  in,  J.  P.,  Oraeus,  H., 
and  others  (in  supplement). 

Meyer,  Martin.  1821—.  Sagenkraenzlein 
aus  Tirol.     Pest,  1856.     12°.  1237 

Meyer,  Nicolaus.  Goethe,  J.  W.  von.  and 
Goethe,  C.  V.  F.  von.  Freundschaftliche 
briefe  von  Goethe  und  seiner  frau  an  N. 
Meyer,  1800  bis  1831.     1856. 

Meyer,  Oscar.  Quaestiones  Homericae.  Bon- 
nae,  1868.     8°.  3274 

Meyer,  Paul.  Etudes  histologiques  sur  le 
labyrinthe  membraneux.  et  plus  Speciale- 
ment  sur  le  limagon  chez  les  reptiles  et  les 
oiseaux.     Strasbourg.  1876.     8°.  —1684 

Meyer,  Philippe.     Niceron,  J.  P.     Mem.  des 

hoinmes,  v.  41. 

Meyer,  Richard.     Industrie  der  theerfarb- 

stiiffe.  32  pp.  {Samml.  loiVsens.  vortrg.  v.  16,  1881,  p. 
249.)— Ueber  bestrebungen  und  zlele  der  wissenschaft- 
lichen  chemie.  52  pp.  {Samml.  wiisens.  vortrg.  v.  15, 
1880,  p.  161.) 

Meyer,  Richard  M.  Grundlagen  des  mittel- 
hochdeutschen  strophenbaus.  Strassburg, 
1886.  8°.  (Brink,  B.  ten,  and  others,  Qiiel- 
len  und  forschungen.  v.  58.)  — 3166 

Meyer,  Rev.  Theodore  (TV.)  Acts  of  the 
Apostles.    See  Baumgarten,  M. 


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Meyer,  Wilhelm  {Ed.)  Pomponii  Porphy- 
rionis  Commentarii  in  Q.  Horatium  Flaccum. 
See  Porphyrio,  P. 

(Ed.)     Q.  Aurelii  Symmachi  relationes. 

See  Symmachus,  Q.  A. 

Meyer.    -See  also  Meier. — Meyr. 
Meyerbeer,  Giacomo.    Blaze  de  Bury.  A. 
H.  B.,  dit.     Mayerbeer  et  son  temps.     1865. 

Gruneisen,  C.  L.  {Ed.)  Memoir  of  Mey- 
erbeer.    1848. 

SCHUCHT,  J.     Meyerbeer's  leben.     1869. 

AptIiori>,W.  F.  Giacomo  Meyerbeer.  8  pp.  {Atlant. 

Monthly,  v.  44, 1879,  p.  444.)— Blaze  de  Bnry,  A.  H.  B., 
dit.  He  I'esprit  du  temps  k  propos  de  muslqite.  M. 
Meyerbeer.  29  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  18!>9,  2  per.  v. 
2.3,  p.  64.5.) — Meyerbeer.     29  pp.     (Correspondant,  v.  62, 

1864,  p.  153.)— Meyerbeer  et  L'Africalne.  IG  pp.  {Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1864,2  p6r.  v.  53,  p.  740.)— Pontes  et  musi- 
ciens  de  TAUemagne.  M.  Meyerbeer.  34  pp.  {Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1836, 4  s.  v.  5,  p.  678.) — Cristal,  M.  Meyer- 
beer. 16  pp.  ( Correspondant,  n.  a.  v.  40,  1868,  p.  110.)— 
Eruoiif,  A.  A.,  Baron.  Giacomo  Meyerbeer.  22  pp. 
{Rev.  cnntemp.  1864,  v.  3,  p.  156.)— F^tis,  F.  J.  Com- 
positeurs contemporalns.  Meyerbeer.  26  pp.  {Rev. 
conttmp.  1859,  v.  2,  p.  565.)— Hullali,  -J.  P.  Meyerbeer's 
L'Afrlcalue.  8  pp.  {Forln.  Rev.  v.  2,  1865,  p.  43.)— 
Kreutzer,  L.  Compositeurs  contemporains :  Mey- 
erbeer. 58  jjp.  {Rev.  contemp.1853,  Y.3,  p.  633;  v.  4, 
p.  136.)— Lageiievalg,  F.  de.  Meyerbeer  et  L'Afrl- 
caine.  23  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1865,  2  per.  v.  57, 
p.  424.)— Ijiszt,  F.  Scribe's  und  Meyerbeer's  "  Robert 
der  Teufel."  20  pp.  {Gesamm.  schriflen,  v.  3,  abth.  1, 
p.  48.)— Ueber  Meyerbeer's  "Hugeuotteu."  3  pp.  {Ge- 
samm. schriften,  v.  2,  p.  64.)— Ortlgne,  J.  L.  d'.  Mey- 
erbeer et  L'Africaine.     17  pp.     {Correspondant,  v.  65, 

1865,  p.  444.)— Sciido,  P.  Le  ProphSte  de  M.  13  pp. 
{Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1849,  n.  p6r.  v.  2,  p.  512.)— ■Wil- 
liams, F.  Meyerbeer.  8  pp.  {Allant.  Monthly,  v.  14, 
1864,  p.  116.) 

Meyerii,  Friedrich  Wilhelm.      Varnhagen 

voii  Euse,  C.  A.  L.  P.  Friedrich  Wilhelm  Meyern.  12 
pp.     {Ausgew.  schriften,  v.  18,  p.  56.) 

Meyers,  R.  C.     In  loneliness,  poem,     1  p. 

{i^oihner's  Monthly,  v.  12,  1876,  p.  872.)- Papa  Hoorn's 
tulip.     9  pp.     (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  Vi,isn,  p.  35^3.) 

Meygret^  Louis.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

lioiiuiies,  V.  41. 

Meylan,  H.  Nonius  Marcellus,  collation  de 
plusieurs  MSS  de  Paris,  de  Geneve,  et  de 
Bei'ne  ;  suivie  d'une  notice  sur  les  princi- 
paux  MSS  de  Nonius,  les  livres  I-III  par 
Louis  Havet.  Paris,  1886.  8°.  {Biblioth. 
de  Vecole  des  hautes  Hudes^  v.  65.)         — 4153 

Meyler,  Anthony.     Irish  tranquility  under 

Mr.  O'Counell.  25  pp.  (Rev.  of  lu  Dublin  Rev.  v.  4, 
18.38,  p.  461 ;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  11, 1838,  p.  500.) 

Meylert,  Asa  P.,  M.  D.  Notes  on  the  opium 
habit.    2  ed.    New  York,  1884.     12°.    —3767 

Meyiicke,  Gustave.  Quaestiones Valerianae. 
Bonnae,  1865.    8°.  3244 

Meyr,  Melchior.  Emilie.  Drei  gespraeche 
ue'ber  wahrhelt,  guele,  uud  sehoeuhelt.  24  pp.  (Rev. 
of,  by  C.  Lomclie,  iu  Zeils.  f.  }Mlos.  v.  45, 1864,  p.  07.)— 
Gott  wnd  seiu  reich.  17  pp.  (Rev.  of,  by  H.  Ulrici, 
in  Zeits.f.  philos.  v.  39,  1861,  p.  155.) 

Meyr.    See  also  Meier. — Meyer. 

Meyranesio,  Giuseppe  Francesco.  1728-93. 
De  episcopis  et  archiepiscopis  Taurinensibus. 
Augustae  Taurinorum,  1863.  fo.  (Hist,  pa- 
triae mon.  Script,  v.  4.)  3751 

Mey  rick.  Rev.  Frederick.  Practical  working 

of  tlio  cliurdi  in  Spain.  22  pp.  {Rev.  ot  lu  Dublin  Rev. 
V.  32,1852,  p.  289.) 

Mey  rick.  Sir  Samuel  Rush.  1783-1848. 
Critical  inquiry  into  antient  armour,  as  it 
existed  in  Europe,  but  particularly  in  Eng- 
land, from  the  Norman  conquest  to  the 
reign  of  King  Charles  II.  Loudon,  n.  d. 
3  V.  fo.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  39,  1824, 
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and  Smitll,  Charles  Hamilton.  Costume 

of  the  original  inhabitants  of  the  British 
islands,  and  adjacent  coasts  of  the  Baltic. 
London,  n.  d.     fo.  —1762 

Mezacaiilia  co  lo  vasciello  de  I'Arbascia, 
poema.  Valentino,  G.  B.  {CoUezione poemi 
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M6zeray,  Frangois  Eudes  de.  1610-83. 
General  chronological  history  of  France, 
beginning  before  the  reign  of  King  Phara- 
mond,  and  ending  with  the  reign  of  King 
Henry  IV.  Tr.  by  John  Bulteel.  London, 
1683.    fo.  1682 

Vie;  Testaineut.     55  pp.     (Lafalst,  L.,  Archiv.  de 

I'hist.  de  France,  2  s.  v.  10,  p.  123.) 

IViceroii,  -J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  5.— Sainte- 

Benve,  C.  A.  M6zeray.  32  pp.  ( Causeries  du  Lundi, 
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Mfezi^res,  Alfred  Jean  FranQois.  1826—. 
Contemporains  et  successeurs  de  Shakspeare. 
Paris,  1868.     8°.  8304 

Petrarque,  etude  d'apres   de  nouveaux 

documents.     Paris,  1868.     8°.  5863 

W.  Goethe,  les  oeuvres  expliquees  par  la 

vie,  1749-95.     Paris,  1872.     8°.  5855 

M6zi6res,  i^ra/ice.  Duvivier,  (— ).  Extrait 
d'uiie  udtioe  sur  une  sepulture  ancieuue  trouvee  k 
Cous-la-Grand'vllie,  arroudissement  deM.  4  pp.  (Soc. 
antlq.  de  France,  M^m.  v.  9,  1832,  p.  203.) 

Meziriac,  Claude  Gaspar  Bachet  de.    Nice- 

rou,  J.  P.    Mem.  des  hommes,  v.  6. 

Mezzofanti,  Giuseppe  Gasparo.  Cardinal. 
Russell.  C.W.   Life  of  Cardinal  Mezzofanti. 

1858. 

Cardinal  Mezzofanti.    49  pp.    {Edin.  Rev.  v.  101, 1855, 

p.23.)— Dulaiirier,E.  Le  Cardinal  Mezzofanti.  11pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1853,  2  s.  v.  4,  p.  606.)— Wattg,  T. 
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don, Trans.  1859,  p.  227.)— On  M.  Manavlt's  Life  of  M. 
18  pp.  (Phllol.  Soc.  London,  Trans.  1854,  p.  133.)— On 
the  extraordinary  powers  of  M.  as  a  linguist.  15  pp. 
(Phllol.  Soc.  London,  Proc.  v.  5,  1854,  p.  111.) 

Miall,  Edward.     Title-deeds  of  the  Church 

of  England  to  her  parochial  endowments.  28  pp. 
(Rev.  of  lu  Edin.  Rev.  v.  135,  1872,  p.  366;  London  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  20,  1863,  p.  1.)— Miall's  motion  on  dig- 
establishment.  22  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.5i,lSll, 
p.  187.) 

Mialle,  Simon.  1786—.  Expos6  par  ordre 
alphabetique  des  cures  operees  en  France 
par  le  magnetisme  animal,  depuis  Mesmer 
iusqu'a  nos  jours  [1774-1826].  Paris,  1826. 
2  V.  8°.  —3786 

Miaulis,    Andreas    Vokos.       Yemeniz,    E. 

Les  heros  de  la  Gr6oo  moderue.  L'Amiral  MiaouUa. 
25  pp.    (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  18.59,  2  p6r.  v.  23,  p.  582.) 

Mica.      Kerr,   W.   C.      The  mica  veins  of 

North  Carolina.  5  pp.  (Am.  Inst.  Mln.  Eng.  Trans. 
v.  8,  1879,  p.  457.) 

Micali,  Book  of.    See  Bible,  Old  Testament, 

Micdh. 
Micali,  Giuseppe.    aVca  1780-1844.    L'ltalia 

avanti  il  dominio  dei  Romani.    Firenze,  1810. 

4  v.  8°,  and  atlas,  fo.  3536,  atlas  8531 

Storia  degli  anticlii  popoli  italiaiii.     63  pp. 

(Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  48,  1839,  p.  1.) 

Micariiio.    See  Beccafumi. 

Micco  Passaro  nnammorato.  poema.     97 

■pp.  Corioao,  G.  C,  Opere,  v.  1,  p.  1.  (CoUetioiie  poemi 
napiil.  V.  2.) 

Miceli,  Vincenzo.    Perrens,  F.  T.    Un  philo- 

aoplie  siclUeu.  6  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1805,  2  p6r. 
V.  57,  p.  207.) 

Michael,  St.,  Archangel.    Liber  de  appari- 

tli)ne  Sanctl  MIchuclla  in  Monte  Gargano.  4  pp. 
(Monumenta  Gorman,  hist.  Script,  rer.  Langobard.  saec. 
VI-IX,  p.  540.)— NIcetas  Choiiiata.  Laudatlo  88. 
archangelorum  MIchaells  et  Gabrlells.  [Gr.tt  Lat.] 
13  pp.     (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  140,  p.  1221.) 


MICHAEL 


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Micba^l,  St. ,  Ionian  Order  of.    Ionian  Order 

fif  St.  Michael  and  St.  George.  6  pp.  {Retrospect.  Rev. 
1  s.  V.  1,  1828,  p.  331.) 

Michael,  St..  Ritter - Havs -  Orden  von. 
Kranzmayr.  J.  B.  Wappeukalender  des 
Ritter-Haus-Ordens  vom  heiligen  Michael. 
[1819.] 

Michael    I    {Magnus),    Patriarch    of    the 

Jacobites.  1127-99.  Extralt  de  la  Chronlque  de,  tr.  de 
rarm^nlen  par  M.  Ed.  Dulaurier.  116  pp.  (Joum. 
asiat.  4  s.  V.  12,  1848,  p. 281;  v.  13,1849,  p.  315.)— [Vita.] 
3  pp.     f.'ip.'iemanl,  G.  S.,  Bibtinih.  orient,  v.  2,  p.  154.) 

Michael    II    {Junior),    Patriarch    of   the 

Jacobites.  [Vita.]  3  pp.  (Assemani,  G.  S.,  Biblioth. 
orient.  V.  2,  p.  230.) 

Michael,  Bp.  of  Amida  and  Majapharchin. 

[Vita.]  5  pp.  (Assemani,  G.  S.,  Biblioth.  orient,  v.  3, 
pt.  1,  p.  557.) 

Michael,  Bp.  of  Taneos.     Joannis  Abdon 

vita.    7   pp.     (.-Vsaemaul,  G.   8.,   Biblioth.   orient,   v.  2, 

I>.  146.) 

Michael  YIII,  Palaeologus,  Emperor  of 
Constantinople.  Pachymeres.  G.  De  Mich- 
aele  et  Andronico  Palaeologo.  1835,  2  v. 
(Corpus  script.  Byz.  v.  24,  25.) 

Michael,  o/  Constantinople.  9  cent.  Vita 
et  convers^itlo  sanctl  patris  nostrl  et  confessorls  The- 
odori  abbatis  monasterli  Studli.  \^Gr.etLat.]  71pp. 
(Mai,  A.,  Patrum  nop.  biblioth.  v.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  293;  Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol.  ».  Gr.  v.  99,  p.  233.) 

Michael,  of  KUdare.  Croker,  T.  C.  Identi- 
fication of  the  author  of  the  ancient  ballad  upon  the 
Intreuchment  ol  the  town  of  New  Ross.  4  pp.  (Arehae- 
oloffia,  V.  28,  1840,  p.  438.) 

Michael,    Albert    D.      British    Oribatidae. 

Loudon.  1884.     8°.  —2665 

Michael,  Hugo.    1850—.    De  Ainniiani  Mar- 

cellini    studiis    Ciceronianis.      Vratislaviae 

[1874].     8°.  3235 

Michael  Acomiuatus  Choniata,  Abp. 

of  Athens.     Circa  1140-1215.     Scripta.     [Gr. 

et  Lat.]    Parisiis,  1865.    r.  8°.    (Migne,J.  P.. 

Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  140.)  —2242 

Contents.  Hypomnestlcon  ad  Iraperatorem  Alexiam 

Comiienam.— Iambi  de  pristlna  urbis  Athenaram 

dlguUate.— Eplstolae    ad  £nstatbinm    Thessaloni- 

censem    archleplscopum ;     Monodia    in  eundein  de- 

lunctum.— BXouodia  in  funere  fatrls  habila.— Oratio 

habita  iu  die  festo  Palmarum. 

Athenian  Archbishop  of  the  dark  ages.    7  pp.    (Fra- 

ser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  24.  1881,  p.  626.)— Vita.  12  pp 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  140,  p.  299.) 

Michael  Angelo.    See  Buonarroti,  M.  A. 
Michael  Apostolins.  Hilier,  E.  Photios, 

Suidas,  Aposlolios.   9  pp.   [Philologus,  v.  34, 1876,  p.  226.) 

Michael  Caeseuas.  —1344.    Expositio  in 

Psalmuui  Miserere  (quiuquagesimum).  8  pp.  (Mura- 
torl.  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  3,  pt.  2,  p.  513.) 

Michael  Ceriilarios,  Patriarch  of  Con- 
stantinople. —1058.  Scripta.  [Gr.  et  Lat.] 
Parisiis.  1864.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Gr.  V.  120.)  —2232 

Contents.  Kdictam  synodale.  —  Epiatolae.  — 
Homllia  dicta  iu  prima  Dominica  quadragesimae, 
festo  restitntiouis  Imaglnnm.— De  sacerdotis 
uxore  adulterio  polluta. 

Pselliis,  M.  C.     'EiriTo.^101   \6yoi   e'n  .  .  .  M.     87  pp. 

(Sathas,  C.  X.,  Meo-aioii-ijoi  ^tjSAiod^/cjj,  v.  4,  p.  301.) 

Micliael  Glycas.    See  Glycas,  M. 
Michael  Haiuartolus.  10  cent   Epistola 

ad  Tyrl  praesulem.  [Gr.elLat.]  3  pp.  (Mlcne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  117.  p.  118-5.)         J        rr      v      b      . 

Michael  Kalliphouruas,  a  tale.    6  pp. 

iBlank-wod's  .Uu;].  v.  .5..,  1H44,  p.  7-J5.) 

Michael  Kohlhaas.    llO  pp.    Kleist,  H. 

von,  Gesamm.  schri/len,  v.  3,  p.  l.—  TUe  same  in  English. 
23  pp.     {Dublin  Unit.  Hag.  v.  41,  186.3,  p.  556.) 

Michael  lijiix  ;  "the  man  who  knew  him- 
self."   8  pp.    (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  37, 1835,  p.  730.) 


Michael  Plochirns.    Poematium  drama- 

tlcum.  [Gr.etLal.]  4  pp.  [TiiAot,  \.¥.,  Biblioth.  gr. 
Chritlus  pa'iens,  p.  79:   M'ith  Euripides,  Fragmenta.) 

Michael  Syncelliis.    See  Syncellus,  M. 

Michaelis,  Adolf  TheodorFriedrich.  1835—. 
Ancient  marbles  in  Great  Britain.  Tr.  by 
C.  A.  M.  FenneU.     Cambridge,  1882.     r.  8°. 

—1753 

Der  Parthenon.    Leipzig,  1871.    r.  8°.  and 

atlas,  fo.  1783,  atlas  1771 

Zur  zeitbestimmung  Silanions.  .10  pp.     {Hist,  und 

pliilnl.  aufsaetze,  p.  105.) 

Michaelis,  Carolina.  See  Vasconcellos,  C. 
M.  di. 

Michaelis,  Dorothea  Caroline  Albertina. 
See  Schlegel.  D.  C.  A. 

Michaclis,  Johann  David.  1717-91.  Com- 
mentaries on  the  laws  of  Moses.  Tr.  from 
the  German,  by  Alexander  Smith.  London, 
1814.     4  V.  8°.  —1227 

Commentationes  Societati  Regiae  Scienti- 

arum  Goettingensi  per  annos.  1758-65.  68, 
oblatae.     Bremae,  1763-69.    2  v.  in  1.  sm.4°. 

—4215 

Contents.    Historia  bellornm  Davidis  cum  rege 

Xeslbeuo  lllusirata,  V.  2. — De  ceiisibns  Hebraeorum, 

V.  1.— Sententia  de  chronologla  miosis  a  diluvio  ad 

Abrahamum,   v.  2 Seuteutia  de   chronologla  Mosis 

ante  diluvium,  v.  2. — De  exgtlio  X  trlbuum.v.l. — De 
numero  exaalam  Jndaeornm  a  Nabochodonosare 
deportatorum,  v.  1.— Jus  Levlratns  Israeliticum  ex- 
plicatum,  v.  2. — De  paradoxa  lege  9Xosaiea,  septlmo 
quovls  anno  omnium  agrorura  ferias  iuJiceute,  v.  1.— 
De  natura  et  origiue  Maris  Morttil,  v.  1.— De  luensl- 
bas  Hebraeorum,  v.  2. — De  ultro  Ilebraeornni, 
V.  1.— Denltro  Pliuti,  v.  1.— DeSjrrlaSobaea,quam 
Davidessub  jugummisit.  Xesibiaceircumjeciotractu, 
V.  2.— De  Sjrrornni  vocallbas  ex  Ephraemo,  v.  1. — 
De  Therapbis.  v.  1. 

Grammatica  Syriaca.  Halae,  1784.  sm.4°. 

—2145 

Introduction  to  the  New  Testament.     Tr. 

from  the  4  ed.  of  the  German,  and  consider- 
ably augmented  with  notes,  and  a  disser- 
tation on  the  origin  and  composition  of  the 
3  first  Gospels.     London.  1823.    4  v.  in  6.  8°. 

—1227 

Observationes  philolog^cae  et  criticae  in 

Jeremiae  Vaticinia  et  Tlirenos.  Ed.,  multis- 
que  animadversionibus  auxit  Johannes  Frie- 
dericus  Schleusner.  Goettingae,  1793.  sm.  4°. 

—1226 

Oratio  de  ea  Germaniae  dialecto,  qua  in 

sacris  faciundis  atque  in  scribendis  libris 
utimur.  Goettingae  [1751].  sm.4°.  {With 
his  Syntagma  commentationum. )  — 4215 

Syntagma  commentationum.  Goettingae, 

1759-67.     2  V.  in  1,  sm.  4°.  —4215 

Contents.  Commentatlo  de  battologla  ad  Matth. 
vl.  7,  V.  2. — Oratio  de  maguitudine  ejus,  quod  ab  anno 
inde  1756  gestum  est  belli,  v.  2.— Beschrelbung  einiger 
alten  deutschen  Bibel-nebersetzungeu  vor  D. 
Luthers  zeit,  v.  1.— Cummematio  de  combastloue 
et  bamatlone  inortnornni  apud  Hebraeos,  v.  1.— 
Oratio  de  connubils  felicibns  aliarum  dlscipUna- 
rum,  cum  phllologia  Oriemali,  v.  2.— Dlsaertatione* 
U  ad  Marc.  x.  42,  et  xv.  25,  ac  Johaunls  xix.  14,  v.  2.— 
Oratio  de  ea  Crermaniae  dialecto,  qua  in  sacris 
faciundis,  atque  in  scribendis  libris  uilmur,  v.  1.— 
Programma  Academiae  Georglae  Augustae  nomine 
scrlptum,  quo  memoria  Joannis  Matthiae  Gesnerl 
posteriscommendatio  est,  v.  2.— Dlssertatio  de  Indlciis 
Crnosticae  pbilosopbiae  tempore  LXX  Interpre- 
tumeiPhiloDis  Judaei,  v.  j.— Commentationes  ad  leges 
divinas  de  poena  bomlcidii,  v.  1— Argumenta  im- 
mortalltatis   animornni    hnmanorum,  et  futurl 

seouli  ex  M'secllecta,  v.  1 Programma  de  principlo 

indiscernlbllinm,  v.  2.— Ijex  Slosalca,  Deut.  xxll. 
6, 7,  ex  historia  uaturall  et  moribus  .Etryptiorum  iUus- 
trata,  t.  2. — Ck>mnieutaUo  de  ikomadlbua   Palaes- 


MICHAELIS 


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ttnae,  v.  1.— Parallpomena  contra  polygainlain,v.  2. 

— Duo  programmata  nomine  Prorectorum  Georgiae 
Augustae  magistratu  decedentlum  belli  tempore 
scrlpta,  V.  2.— Brlefe  von  der  schwierlgkeit  der  reli- 
gions-'verelnlguiig,  v.  1. — Commentatlo  de  tro- 
glodytls  Seirltis  et  Themndaels,  v.  1.— Dissertatlo 
de  meute  ac  ratlone  legls  Moaalcae  nsuram  pi'ohi- 
bentis,  v.  2. — Testimonium  de  iusltlono  vartolarum 
dictum,  V.  2.— Walchi,  C.  W.  F.  De  philosophla 
Orlentall  Guostlcorum  systematum  fonte  et  orlglne, 
V.  2. 

MichaeliS,  Johann  Heinrich  [Ed.)  1668- 
1738.  Biblia  Hebraica,  ex  aliquot  MSS  et 
compluribus  impressis  codicibus,  item  Ma- 
sora  tain  ed.,  quam  manuscripta,  .  .  .  I'ecen- 
sita.     Halae  Magdeburgicae,  1720.     2  v.  8°. 

—1225 

Micliaelis,  Marco  Antonio.    Agri  et  urbis 

Bergomatls  descrlptlo.  3  pp.  (Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes. 
antiq.  Ital.  v.  9,  pt.  7.) 

Micliaclius,  Jonas.      17  cent.      Letter    to 

Domine  Adrianus  Smoutlus,  dated  at  Manhattan,  11 
Aug.,  1628,  tr.  by  Henry  C.  Murphy.  21  pp.  (New  York 
Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  1880.  p.  367.) 

Michailowski-I>anilewski,I,ieMt-G'en. 

Alexander  I  vanovitch, and  Miliutin, Cownf 
Dmitri  Alexejevitch.  Geschichte  des  krieges 
Russlands  mit  Frankreich  unter  der  regier- 
ung  Kaiser  Paul's  I  im  jahre  1799  .  .  .  Nach 
dem  russischen  originale  in's  deutsche  ueber- 
tragen  von  Chr.  Schmitt.  Muenchen,  1856- 
58.     5  V.  8°.  3494 

Michallou,  Achille  Etna.    Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C, 

In  his  Hist,  des  pelntres;  Ecole  frangalse,  v.  3.    8  pp. 
Micbaud,  Eugene.     1839—.     Guillaume  de 
Champeaux  et  les  ecoles  de  Paris  au  XII 
siecle,  d'apres  des  documents  inedits.    Paris, 
1867.     8°.  —2386 

Louis  XIV  et  Innocent  XI  d'apres  les 

correspondances  diplomatiques  inedites  du 
niinistere  des  affaires  etraiigeres  de  France. 
Paris,  1882-83.     4  v.  8°.  2696 

Michaud,  Joseph  Francois.  1767-1839. 
History  of  the  crusades.  Tr.  from  the 
French  by  W.  Robson.  New  York,  1853-55. 
3  V.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  1,  1844. 
p.  114.)  3735 

Abrege  chronologique    de   I'histoire  de 

France.     See  Renault,  C.  J.  F. 

Correspondauce   d'orieiit,  1830,  1831.     26  pp. 

(Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  53,  1835,  p.  371.)— Salnte- 
Beuve,  C.  A.  Michaud.  21  pp.  ( Caustries  du  Lundi, 
V.  7,  p.  20.) 

and    Mictaaild,   Louis  Gabriel    (Eda.) 

Biographie  des  hommes  vivants.  Paris. 
1816-19.     5  V.  8°.  R.112 

Contents. 
Abadia-Byron,  v.  1.  Labanti-Ozanam,  v.  4. 

Cabellero-Ezpeleta,  v.  2.  Paar-Zlethen,  v.  5. 

Fabbronl-Kuszanzy,  v.  3. 

{Eds.)  Biographie universelle ancienne 

et  moderne.  Nouv.  ed.  Paris  [1842-65]. 
45v.  r.  8°.  R.114 

Contents. 

AA-Angus,  V.  1.  Gau-Onlphou,  v.  16. 

Anhalt-Coethen-Balze,  v.  2.    Qoadby-Gryphlus,  v.  17. 


Bam  boche-Ber6  nice,  v. 
Berg-Bonfrfere,  v.  4. 
Bongars-Brumoy,  v.  5. 
Brun-Carmoy,  v.  6. 
Carno-ChasBlpol,  v.  7. 
Chasslron-Comte,  v.  8. 
Couan-Czvlttlnger,  v.  9. 
Daaboul  -  Kosal  -  Dh  ya  -  Ed- 

dln,  V.  10. 
Dlacceto-Duphot,  v.  11. 
Dupln-Erzllla,  v.  12. 
E8-Ferrarl8,  v.  13. 
Forraro-Francquaert,  v.  14. 
Franglpaue-Gattola,  v.  15. 


Gua  de  Malves-Hazlltt.v.  18. 
Headley-Horrox,  v.  19. 
Horsburgh-.Teau,  v.  20. 
Jeanne-Euzil-Arslan,  v.  21. 
Klaas-La  Luzerne,  v.  22. 
Lama-Lehwald,  v.  23. 
Leibulz-Llywnlyn,  v.  24. 
Loalsel   de   Tr6ogate-Mac- 

WllUani,  V.  25. 
MadalUan-MarJolIn,  v.  26. 
Markham-Mfion,  v.  27. 
Morauo-Monstrelot,  v.  28. 
Montabert-Mysou,  v.  29. 
Naamau-NouBselt,  v.  30. 


Nogaret-Pa]ou,  v.  31. 
Paladlnl-PezzoU,  v.  32. 
Pfaff-Polyhistor,  v.  33. 
Pomare-Quoatqueveran,  v. 

34. 
Eaabe-Rlcord,  v.  35. 
Rldinger-Rozler,  v.  36. 
Euar-Saounaka,  v.  37. 

(Rev.  of  In  Westm.  Rev 


Sapey-86]our,  v.  38. 
Selchow-Sozzlni,  v.  39. 
Spaan-Tapper,  v.  40. 
Tarabolous-Tory,  v.  41. 
Toscane-Vattler,  v.  42. 
Vau-Vlzzanl,  v.  43. 
Vlacq-Wnyslas,  v.  44. 
Wobeser-Zyrlln,  v.  45. 
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Henry  IV,  v.  11.— Arnauld,  A.  Memoires  contenant 
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servlteur,  des  falcts,  gestes,  trlomphes,  et  prouesses 
du  bon  chevalier  sans  paour  et  sans  reproche,  gentll 
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V.  31 Brlenne,  Comte  de.    See  Lomenie,  H.  A.  de. — 

Campion,  H.  de.  Extralt  des  memoires  de,  v.  27.— 
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tolre  e  la  gfinfialogie  des  dux  qui  unt  estS  par  ordre  en 
Normandi,  v.  1. — Extralt  de  la  continuation  du  Brut 
d'Angleterre  de  Wace,  par  un  anonyme,  v.  1. — 
direstlen  de  Troyes.  Du  rol  GulUaume  d'Angle- 
terre, V.  3.— Extralt  de  la  vie  de  Saint  Edonard,  v.  1. 
— Gal  mar,  G.  Extralt  de  sa  cbronlque  des  rois 
anglo-saxons,  v.  1. — Gui  de  Ponthieu,  Bp.  of  Amiens. 
Carmen  de  Hastlngae  praello,  v.  3. — Le  dlt  de  Gnil- 
laume  d'Angleterre,  par  un  anonyme,  v.  3. — Vita 
Haroldi,  v.  2.— De  gestls  Herwardl  Saxonls,  v.  2. — 
De  Jnditha  uxore  Waldevl  comitls,  v.  2.— Liaiig- 
toft,  P.  Extralt  de  la  chronlque  de,  v.  1. — Mlracina 
Sanctl  Waldevi ;  Vita  et  passlo  Waldevl  comitls,  v. 
2. — De  inventlone  sanctae  crucls  Waltliamensis, 
V.  2. 

{Ed.)  Chroniques  deNormandie.  [Rouen, 

1839.]     sq.  8°.  1586 

{Ed.)    Floriant  and  Florete.     A  metrical 

romance  of  the  14  century.  Ed.  from  a 
unique  MS  at  Newbattle  Abbey.  Edinburgh, 
1873.    4°.     {Roxburghe  Club.)  1272 

{Ed.)    Gerard  de  Rossillon,  chanson  de 

geste  ancienne,  pub.  en  provengal  et  en 
frangais  d'apr^s  les  MSS  de  Paris  et  de 
Londres.  Paris,  1856.  16°.  {Biblioth.  El- 
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{Ed.)    Histoire  des  Dues  de  Normandie 

et  des  Rois  d'Angleterre,  pub.  en  entier, 
pour  la  1  fois,  d'apres  2  MSS  de  la  Biblio- 
theque  du  roi ;  suivie  de  la  relation  du  tour- 
noi  de  Ham,  par  Sarrazin,  trouvdre  du  XIII 
si^le.    Paris,  1840.     8°.  2683 


{Ed.)    Hugues  de  Lincoln  ;    recueil   de 

ballades  anglo-normandes  et  ecoissoises  rela- 
tives au  meutre  de  cet  enfant  commis  par 
les  Juifs  en  1255.     Paris,  1834.     8°.  2375 

{Ed.)   Le  Prince  Noir,  poeme.   S^ee  Chan- 

dos,  the  Herald  (in  supplement). 

{Ed.)  Roman  d'Eustache  le  Moine,  pirate 

fameux  du  XIII  siecle,  pub.  pour  la  1  fois 
d'apres  un  MS  de  la  Bibliotheque  royale. 
Paris,  1834.     8°.  1223 

{Ed.)  Roman  du  Comte  de  Poitiers,  pub. 

pour  la  1  fois  d'apres  le  MS  unique  de  I'Ar- 
senal.     Paris,  1831.     8°.  1223 

{Ed.)    Roman  du  Roi  Flore  et  de  la  belle 

Jeanne,  pub.  pour  la  1  fois  d'apres  un  MS 
de  la  Bibliotheque  royale.     Paris,  1838.   16°. 

1224 

{Ed.)    Roman  du  Saint-Graal,  pub.  pour 

la  1  fois  d'apres  un  MS  de  la  Bibliotheque 
royale.     Bordeaux,  1841.     12°.  1227 

{Ed.)   Tristan,  recueil  de  ce  qui  reste  des 

poemes  relatifs  a  ses  aventures  composes  en 
frangois,  en  anglo-norraand,  et  en  grec  dans 
les  XII  et  XIII  siecles.  Londres,  1835-39. 
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and  Fournier,  Edouard.    Le  livre  d'or 

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Micbel,  George.  Histoire  de  Vauban.  Paris, 

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{Ed.)     Gedenkbuch  des  Metzer  buergers 

Philippe  von  VigneuUes.  See  Philippe  von 
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{Ed.)  GuillaumedePalerne,  pub.  d'apres 

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{Ed.)    Historia  del  Cavallero  Cifar.    Tue- 

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{Ed.)    Renaus  de  Montauban  oder  die 

Haimonskinder,  altfranzoesisches  gedicht, 
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{Ed. )    Roman  von  Escanor.    See  Gerard 

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and  Raynaud,  Gaston  {Eds.)    Itin6- 

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MICHELIS 


Michelburne,  Sir  Edward.  17  cent.  Ac- 
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7  pp.    (Green,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  306.) 

Michele  Agiiolo  Buonarroti.  See  Bu- 
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Michelet,  Jules.  1798-1874.  L'amour.  6  ed. 
Paris.  1865.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ. 
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Bible  de  I'humanite.    Paris,  1864.     12°. 

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La  femme.  4  ed.   Paris,  1863.  12°.  —1388 

Les  femmes  de  la  revolution.  3  ed.  Paris, 

1863.     12°.  1678 

Histoire  de  France.    Nouv.   ed.  Paris, 

1861.    6  V.  8°.  1667 

Histoire  de  France  au  16  siecle.  Paris, 

1855-56.     4  V.  8°.  1667 

Contents.  Gnerreg  de  religion. — La  Xilgue  et 
Henri  IV. — Reforme. — Reuaissauce. 

Histoire  de  France  au  17  siecle.    Paris. 

1857-62.     4  V.  8°.  1667 

ContenU.  Henri  IV  et  Kichelleu.— Iionis  XIV  et 
la  revocation  de  I'Edit  de  Xantes.— Louis  XIV  et  le 
Due  de  Bourgogne.— Richelieu  et  la  Fronde. 

Histoire  de  France  au  18  siecle.     Paris, 

1863-66.    2  V.  8°.  1667 

Contents.    I<oai3  XV,  1724-57.— La  R€gence. 

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1863.     12°. 

La  mer.    2  ed.    Paris,  1861. 

L'oiseau.    7  ed.    Paris,  1863. 


12= 
ed. 


12° 
12° 


2756 

—2687 

Paris, 

5816 

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--  -    (Rev. 

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Origines  du  droit  frangais  cherchees  dans 

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La  sorciere  :  the  witch  of  the  middle  ages. 

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Haussonvllle,  O.  d'.    .Jules  Michelet,  sa  \ie  et  ses 

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4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  2,  1851,  p.  353.)— Monod,  G. 
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Michelet,  Karl  Ludwig.  1801—.  Anthro- 
pologie  und  psychologic,  oder  die  philosophie 
des  subjectiven  geistes.     Berlin,  1840.     8°. 

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(Ed.)    HegeFs    Philosophische    abhand- 

lungen.    See  Hegel.  G.  W.  F.,  Werke,  v.  1. 

(Ed.)     Hegel's    Vorlesungen    ueber   die 

geschichte  der  philosophie.  See  Hegel,  G. 
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[Ed.)    Hegel's   Vorlesungen    ueber  die 

naturphilosophie  als  der  encyclopaedic  der 
philosophischen  wissenschaften  im  grund- 
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Micbeli,  G.    See  Michiel,  G. 

Micheli,  Piero  Antonio.      Niceron,    J.   P. 

Mem.  des  hommes,  v.  43. 

Miclielis,  Friedrich.    Kant  vor  und  nach 

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MICHELL 


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MICHIGAN,  Education 


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London,  1876.     16°.  1397 

Nature  and  life,  including  all  the  miscel- 
laneous poems,  with  many  original  pieces. 
With  portrait  and  original  illustrations. 
London,  1878.     13°.  1397 

Poetry    of   creation,    in  8  parts.    With 

frontispiece  from  an  original  design.  4  and 
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Ruins    of    many  lands.      A  descriptive 

poem.    London,  1875.     12°.  1397 

lil-vlng  poets  and  poetesses.    8  pp.    (Rev.  of 

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Micliell,  Thomas.  Handbook  for  travellers 
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History  of  the  Scottish  expedition  to  Nor- 
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Michelotti,  Giovanni.  1812—.  Description 
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septentrionale.     Leide,  1847.    4°.         —1582 

Miclielozzi,  Michelozzo.  Vasari,  G.  Michel- 

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Michelsen,  Edward  H.  Manual  of  quo- 
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maxims,  proverbs,  and  family  mottoes. 
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Modei'n  Jesuitism ;   or,  the  movements 

and  vicissitudes  of  the  Jesuits  in  the  19 
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The  Ottoman  Empire  and  its  resources. 

2  ed.    London,  1854.     12°.  3486 

Michclsen,  William,  and  Mace,  William. 

Voyage  to  the  Bay  of  Mexico,  1589.  1  p.  (Hakluyt,  R., 
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Michcouo,  Mateo  di.    La  descrittione  dell' 

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Michie,  Alexander.  The  Siberian  overland 
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Michie,  Peter  S.  Life  and  letters  of  Emory 
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Microscope,  in  its  application  to  prac- 
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Infusionsthierchen  als  vollkommene 

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Street,  G.  E.    Brick  and  marble  in  the 

middle  ages.     1874. 

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See  also  Diplomatics.— Illnmiuatiou.— Manu- 
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V.  Farbeuvergleiche  Im  mittelalter.  18  pp.  (Ger- 
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Middle  ages.  Geography. 

Anthon,  C.  System  of  ancient  and  medi- 
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Bevan,   W.   L.,  and   Phillott,  H.   "W. 

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Masson,  G.   Chronological  and  historical 

atlas  of  the  middle  ages.     1849. 

Spruner,  K.  von,  and  Menke,  T.   Hand- 

atlas  fuer  die  geschichte  des  mittelalters. 
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Criienebanlt,  L.  J.    Cartographle  au  moyen  age. 

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Middle  ages.  History. 

Busk,  Mrs.  W.    Mediaeval  popes,  emper- 
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Chatfield,  C.   Compendious  view  of  the 

history  of  the  darker  ages.     1824. 

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Hallam,  H.   View  of  the  state  of  Europe 

during  the  middle  ages.     1853,  3  v. 

Hampson,  R.  T.   Medii  aevi  kalendarium, 

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M'BuRNEY,  I.  {Ed.)    Student's  handbook 

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Mas-Latrie,  J.  M.  J.  L.  de.     Traites  de 

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Prutz,  H.     Staatengeschichte  des  abend- 

landes  im  mittelalter  von  Karl  d.  Grossen 
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Robertson,  W.     View  of  the  progress  of 

society  in  Europe,  from  the  subversion  of 
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ROESLER,   C.   F.     Chronica  medii  aevi, 

argumento  generaliora  .  .  .  post  Eusebium 
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STiLLfi,  C.  J.  Studies  in  mediaeval  his- 
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Bernard,  A.  .1.  Observations  sur  quelques  Indi- 
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der  foerderungs-momente  des  ruehrenden  im  roman- 
tischen.  64  pp.  1  pi.  ("Vienna  Akad.  wissens.  Phil.  hiit. 
classe  Denkschr.  v.  5,  1854,  p.  73.) 

Set  also  Arthur,  fViu;.— Charlemagne. — Cld. — 
Cross. — Gesta  Romanornm.— Grail.— Helden- 
sage.  —  Legends.  —  Low  -  Latin  literature.  — 
Mary,  Virgin.  —  Sleliisine.  —  ^Xinneslugers.  — 
Reynard,  the  Fox. — Romances. — Saints.- Seven 
Sages. — Wandering  Je\%'. 

Middle  ages.  Manners  and  customs. 

Fleury.  J.,  called   Champfleury.      His- 
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Fort,   G.   F.     Medical  economy   during 

the  middle  ages :  a  contribution  to  the  his- 
tory of  European  morals.     1883. 

Hampson,  R.  T.    Medii  aevi  kalendarium. 

or  dates,  charters,  and  customs  of  the  middle 
ages.     1841,  2  v. 

Lacroex,    p.      Manners,    customs,    and 

dress,  during  the  middle  ages.     1874. 

Meray.  a.    La  vie  au  temps  des  cours 

d 'amour.     1876. 

Bridgett,  T.  E.    The  sanctity  of  dirt.    An  answer 

to  Dr.  Playfair.  14  pp.  {Conttmp.  Rev.  v.  25,  1875,  p. 
417.)— Falhe,  J.  von.  Die  gastllchkeit  im  mittelalter. 
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Xlildebrand,  B.  Beitraege  zur  sittengeschlchte  des 
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Hnber-Llehenan,  T.  von.  Deutsches  zunftwesen 
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1878,  p.  885.)— Lacretelle,  C.  J.  D.  de.  Des  femmes 
an  moyen  age.  19  pp.  (/n  his  Testament  philos.  et 
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grossen  wildes  im  mittelalter.  24  pp.  (Germania,  \. 
29.  1884.  p.  110.}— "Waterston,  Mrs.  B.  C.  "Woman's 
work  in  the  middle  ages.  15  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  \. 
18, 1866,  p.  274.)— "Way,  A.  Illustrations  of  medieval 
manners  and  costume.  14  pp.  (Arehaeol.  Journ.  v.  4, 
1847,  p.  226.) 

Middle  ages.  Music. 

CoussEMAKER.  C.  E.  H.  de.     Histoire  de 

I'harmonie  au  moyen  age.     1852. 
Traites    inedits    sur    la    musique    du 

moyen  age.     1869. 

Lacroix.  p.    Arts  in  the  middle  ages. 

Music.     1879. 

Bottle  de  Tonlmon,  A.  Dissertation  sur  les  in- 
struments de  musique  eraploygs  au  moyen  age.  109 
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— Conssemaker,  C.  E.  H.  de.  On  the  musical  in- 
struments of  ihe  middle  ages.  16  pp.  (Brit.  Arehaeol. 
Assoc.  Jnum.  V.  1,  1846,  p.  291;  v.  2,  1847,  p.  221.)— 
Oldron,  K.  N.  La  musique  au  moven  age.  9  pp. 
1  pi.  (Ann.  archiol.  v.  1,  18«,  p.  54.}— Mnslque  rell- 
giense  an  moyen  age.  10  pp.  (Hev.  archiol.  \960, 
p.  3r3.j— Vincent,  A.  J.  H.    De  la  valeur  et  de  la  lec- 

Pabt  XV.— 30. 


ture  des  neumes  dans  la  musique  du  moyen  age.  32 
pp.     ( Correspondant,  v.  32,  1853,  pp.  313,  502.) 

Middle  ages.  Philosophy. 

Maurice,  J.  F.  D.     Mediaeval  philosophy. 

1857.     (Encyc.  Metropol.) 
Stoeckl,  a.     Geschichte  der  philosophie 

des  mittelalters.    1864-66,  3  v. 

Ritter.  H.    Platon  und  Arlstoteles  Im  mittelalter. 

7  pp.     (P/u7o?o<7i«,  V.  1,  1846,  p.  61.) 

Middle  ages,  Politictd  econoviy. 

CiBRARio.  L.     Delia  economia  politics  del 
medio  evo.     1841-42.  3  v. 

Leber,  J.  M.  C.     Essai  sur  I'appreciation 

de  la  fortune  privee  au  moyen  age.     1847. 

Middle  ages.  Religion. 

DiGBY.  K.  H.     Mores  Catholici ;  or,  ages 

of  faith.     1844-48,  3  v. 
Lacroix.  P.     Vie  militaire  et  religieuse 

au  moyen  age.     1873. 

Maclear.  G.  F.     Apostles  of  mediaeval 

Europe.     [1869.] 

History  of  Christian  missions  during 

the  middle  ages.     1863. 

Maitland,  S.  R.     The  dark  ages ;  .  .  . 

state  of  religion  and  literature  in  the  9-12 
centuries.     1853. 

Martoxne,  L.  G.  a.  de.     La  piete  du 

moyen  age.     1855. 
Neale.  J.  M.     Mediaeval  preachers  and 

mediaeval  preaching.     1873. 

Reuter,  H.     Geschichte  der  religioesen 

aufklaerung  im  mittelalter.     1875-77.  2  v. 

Middle  ages:  their  position  In  chnrch  his- 
tory.    42  pp.     (Jhiblin  Ret.  n.  8.  v.  19, 1872,  p.  294.) 

Middle  ages.  Science. 

Lacroix,  P.    Science  and  literature  in 
the  middle  ages.     1878. 

PouCHET,   F.   A.     Histoire  des  sciences 

naturelles  au  moyen  age.     1853. 

Wright,  T.      Essays   on  archaeological 

subjects,  and  on  various  questions  connected 
with  the  history  of  art,  science,  and  litera- 
ture in  the  middle  ages.     1861,  2  v. 

Middle  ages.  Secret  societies. 

Janner,  F.  Die  bauhuetten  des  deutschen 

mittelalters.     1876. 
Keightley,  T.    Secret  societies  of  the 

middle  ages.    [Anon.]     1848. 

See  also  Assassins. —  Templars.  —  Knights. — 
"Vehinic  courts. 

Middle  and  working  classes.  History 

of  the.    Wade.  J.  —1388 

Middle  class.  Rise  of  the.    Mulhall.  M.  G. 

10  pp.     (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  41,  1882,  p.  325.) 

Middle  class  destitution.    Hill,  A.  A. 

21  pp.  [Dtiblin  Univ.  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  1,  1878,  pp.  232,  359. 
399,  581.) 

Middle  Kingdom,  The.  Williams,  S.  W. 
2  v.  3447 

Middle  states.  See  United  States,  Middle 
states. 

Middleborongb,  Mass.  Backus,  I.  His- 
torical account  of  Ji.  6  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  3, 
1794,  p.  148.)— Description  of  the  town  of  M.  3  pp. 
(Mass.  Hist.  S<>c.  Cnll.  v.  3,  1794,  p.  1.]— Thompson,  I. 
Bills  of  mortality  for  M.,  1779-1813.  6  pp.  (Mass.  Hist. 
Soc.  Cull.  V.  8,  1802,  p.  79;  v.  9,  1804,  p.  235;  v.  10,  1809, 
p.  188;  2  8.  V.  2,  1814,  p.  261.) 

Middlebnrgh  prayer-book.    Hall,  P., 

Reliquiae,  v.  1.  —1248 

Middlebnry,  Vt.    Statistical  account  of  the 

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p.  123.) 


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Middleliam,  England.  Atthill,  W.  [Ed.) 
Documents  relating  to  the  collegiate  church 
ofMiddleham.    1847.    [Camden  Soc.YHo.^%.) 

Ralne,  J.    The  statutes  ordained  by  Ulchard,  Duke 

01  Gloucester,  for  the  college  ol  M.  11  pp.  i^Arcluieol. 
Journ.  V.  14,  1857,  p.  160.) 

Middlesex,  County,  England.  Brayley,  E. 
W.,  Brewer,  J.  N.,  and  Nightingale,  J. 
Topographical  and  historical  description  of 
London  and  Middlesex,     n.  d.  5  v. 

Lysons,  D.     Environs  of  London,  v.  2,  3. 

County  of  Middlesex.     1795,  2  v. 

Historical  account  of  those  parishes  in 

the  county  of  Middlesex  which  are  not  de- 
scribed in  the  Environs  of  London.     1800. 

See  ahn  Quart.  Kev.  v.  150, 1880,  p.  43.  Also  Chelsea. 
— Iiondon. 

Middlesex,  County.  Mass.  Drake,  S.  A. 
Historic  fields  and  mansions  of  Middlesex. 

1874. 

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2v. 

AVinthrop,  J.    General  description  of  the  county 

of  M.    2  pp.    (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  1, 1792,  p.  107.) 

Middleton,  Annie.    Which  is  the  fortunate 

man  ?    8  pp.    {Dem.  Rev.  v.  19, 1846,  p.  48.) 

Middleton,  Arthur.     Sanderson,  J.    In  his 

Biography  of  the  signers,  v.  6,  p.  5.    42  pp. 

Middleton^  Charles,  —circa  1818.  Designs 
for  gates  and  rails  suitable  to  parks,  pleasure 
grounds,  balconys,  etc.,  also  some  designs 
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Middleton,  Charles  S.  Shelley  and  his 
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Middleton,     Capt.    Christopher.       —1770. 

Voyage  to  Hudson's  Bay  for  the  discovery  of  a  north- 
west passage  (1741-42).  35  pp.  (Coats,  W.,  Geography 
of  Hudson's  Bay,  p.  107  :  Hakluyt  Soc.) 

Middleton,  Conyers,  D.  D.  1683-1750.  Mis- 
cellaneous works.  2  ed.  London,  1755.  5  v. 
8°.  2166 

Contents.  Remarks  upon  the  proposals  lately  pub- 
lished by  Richard  Bentley^,  for  a  new  ed.  of  the  Greek 
Testament  and  Latin  version,  v.  3.— Blbllotliecae 
Cantabriglensis  ordlnandae  method  us,  v.  4.— Pre- 
face to  the  trs.  of  Cicero's  letters  to  Brutus,  and  of 
Brutus  to  Cicero,  v.  4. — Essay  on  the  allegorical  and 
literal  interpretation  of  the  creation  aud  fall  of 
inan,v.  2. — Re  flections  on  the  variations  found  among 
the  4  Kvangelists,  v.  2. — Essay  on  the  gift  of  toii- 
gnes,  V.  2.— Remarks  on  the  story  of  St.  John  and 
Cerinthns,  v.  2. — De  liatinaruin  Itterarum  pro- 
nunciatione  dlssertatlo,  v.  4. — Three  letters  to  a 
friend,  v.  1. — De  medicorum  apud  veteres  Romanos 

degentlum  conditione  dlssertatlo,  t.4 Dissertatlonis 

de  medicorum  Romae  degentlum  conditione  .  .  .  de- 
lenslo,  V.  4 Preface;  Introductory  discourse;  Post- 
script; Free  inquiry  into  the  miracnlous  pcvrers, 
■which  are  supposed  to  have  subsisted  In  the  Christian 
church  from  the  earliest  ages,  through  several  succes- 
Blve  centuries,  v.  1.— Vindication  of  the  Free  inquiry; 
Preface  to  an  intended  answer  to  all  the  objections 
made  against  the  Free  Inquiry,  v.  2. — Remarks  on  the 

2  pamphlets  against  Dr.  Middleton's  Introductory  dis- 
course, V.  2.— Reflections  on  the  dispute  between  the 
Apostles  Peter  and  Paul,  v.  2 — Oratlo  de  novo 
physiologlae  expllcandae  munere,  v.  4. — Letter 
from  Rome,  shewing  the  exact  conformity  between 
popery  and  paganism,  with  the  prefatory  dis- 
course, and  a  postscript,  v.  5.— Dissertation  concerning 
the  origin  of  printing  in  England,  v.  5. — Examination 
of  the  Lord  Bishop  of  London's  Discourses  on  the  use 
and  intent  of  prophecy,  v.  6.  —  Treatise  on  the 
Roman  senate,  v.  4.— Letter  to  Mr.  Venn,  v.  1.— 
Letters  to  Mr.  Warbnrton,  v.  1.— Letter  to  Dr. 
'Waterland,  and  Defence  of  the  same;  Remarks  on 
a  Reply  to  the  Defence;  Remarks  on  some  obser- 
vations addressed  to  the  author  of  the  letter  to  Dr. 
Waterlaud,  v.  8.— Index,  v.  5. 


Letter  from  Rome,    shewing    an  exact 

conformity  between  popery  and  paganism. 
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5934 

Life  of  M.  TuUius  Cicero.    London,  1819. 

2  V.  8°.  5863 

Middleton,  Capt.  David.     Circa  1572-1635. 

Fifth  voyage  of  the  English  East  India  Company,  in 
1609.  18  pp.  (Kerr,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  8,  p.  343.)— Voyage 
to  Bantam  and  the  Molukkas  in  1607.  4  pp.  (Green, 
3.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  332.)— Voyage  in  the  Consent  which 
set  forth  from  Tllburle  Hope,  on  the  12  of  March,  1606. 
4  pp.  (Purchas,  S.,  His pilgrimes,  v.  1,  p.  226.)— Voyage 
to  Java  and  Banda.  10  pp.  (Green,  J.,  Voyages,  v. 
1,  p.  351;  Purchas,  8.,  Hi»  pilgrimes,  v.  1,  p.  238.)— Cer- 
taine  notes  of  a  voyage  made  into  the  West  Indies, 
An.  Dom.  1601.  2  pp.  (Purchas,  S.,  His  pilgrimes,  v.  4, 
p.  1246.) 

Middleton,  Erasmus.  —1805.  Biographia 
evangelica  :  or,  an  historical  account  of  the 
lives  and  deaths  of  the  most  eminent  and 
evangelical  authors  or  preachers,  both  British 
and  foreign,  in  the  several  denominations  of 
Protestants,  from  the  beginning  of  the  refor- 
mation to  the  present  time.  liOndon,  1779- 
86.    4  V.  8°.  3786 


Abbot.G.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury, 
V.  3. 

Abbot,  R.,  Bp.  of  Salisbury, 
V.  2. 

Adam,  M.  v.  2. 

Allix,  P.  V.  4. 

Altlng,  H.  V.  3. 

Ames,  W.  v.  3. 

Andreas,  J.  v.  2. 

Andrews,  L.,  Bp.  of  Win- 
chester, V.  2. 

Bally,  J.  V.  4. 

Bale,  J.,  Bp.  of  Ossory,  v.  2. 

Bates,  W.  v.  4. 

Baxter,  R.  v.  4. 

Bedell,  W.,  Bp.  of  Kilmore, 
V.  3. 

Benefleld,  8.  v.  2. 

Beveridge,  W.,  Bp.  of  St. 
Asaph,  v.  4. 

Beza,  T.  v.  2. 

Bilney,  T.  v.  1. 

Bolton,  R.  V.  3. 

Boston,  T.  V.  4. 

Bostwick,  D.  V.  4. 

Bradford,  J.  v.  1. 

Bralnerd,  D.  v.  4. 

Browne,  G.,  Abp.  of  Dublin, 
V.  2. 

BruUus,  P.  V.  1. 

Bucer,  M.  v.  1. 

Bugenhaglus,  J.  v.  2. 

BuUlnger,  H.  v.  2. 

Bunyan,  J.  v.  4. 

Burkltt,  W.  V.  4. 

Burr,  J.  V.  3. 

Calvin,  J.  v.  2. 

Caplto,  W.  F.  V.  1. 

Carleton,  G.,  Bp.  of  Chiches- 
ter, V.  2. 

Cartwrlght,  T.  v.  2. 

Charuock,  8.  v.  3. 

Clarke,  M.  v.  4. 

Claude,  J.  T.  3. 

Conant,  J.  v.  4. 

Conder,  J.  v.  4. 

Cooper,  T.,  Bp.  ofyVincliester, 
V.  2. 

Coverdale.M.,  Bp.  of  Exeter, 
V.  2. 

Cow  per,  W.,  Bp.  of  Galloway, 
V.  2. 

Cox,  R.,  Bp.  of  Ely,  v.  2. 

Cranmer,  T.,  Abp.  of  Canter- 
bury, V.  1. 

Cruclger,  0.  v.  1. 

Daveuant,  J.,  Bp.  of  Salis- 
bury, V.  3, 

Davles,  8.  v.  4. 

Deerlug,  £.  v.  2. 


Dlazlus,  J.  v.  1. 

Dleu,  L.  van,  v.  3. 

Dod,  J.  V.  3. 

Doddridge,  P.  v.  4. 

Donne,  J.  v.  2. 

Doollttle,  T.  V.  4. 

Dowue,  .T.  V.  3. 

Du  Moulin,  P.  v.  3. 

Edwards,  J.  v.  4. 

Ersklne,  E.  v.  4. 

Ersklne,  R.  v.  4. 

Evans,  J.  v.  4. 

Fabrlclus,  J.  A.  v.  4. 

Faglus,  P.  V.  1. 

Farel,  W.  v.  2. 

Featly,  D.  v.  3. 

Ferrar,  R.,  Bp.  of  St.  David's, 
V.  1. 

Field,  R.  V.  2. 

Flavel,  J.  v.  4. 

Fleming,  R.  v.  4. 

Fox,  J.  V.  2. 

Frith,  J.  V.  1. 

Fulke,  W.  V.  2. 

Gataker,  T.  v.  3. 

Geldeuhaur,  G.  v.  1. 

George,  Prince  of  Anhalt,  v.  1. 

Gill,  J.  V.  4. 

Gilpin,  B.  V.  2. 

Gouge,  T.  V.  3. 

Gouge,  W.  V.  3. 

Grlinshaw,  W.  v.  4. 

Grludal,  E.,  Abp.  of  Canter- 
bury, v.  2. 

Grynaeus,  J.  J.  v.  2. 

Grynaeus,  8.  v.  1. 

Grynaeus,  T.  v.  1. 

Guyse,  J.  v.  4. 

Hale,  Sir  M.  v.  3. 

Hall,  J.,  Bp.  of  Norwich,  v.  3. 

Halyburton,  T.  v.  4. 

Hamilton,  P.  v.  1. 

Harris,  R.  v.  3. 

Harrison,  J.  v.  i. 

Harvey,  8.  v.  4. 

Hedio,  C.  V.  1. 

Henry,  M.  v.  4. 

Henry,  P.  v.  4. 

Herbert,  G.  v.  8. 

Hervey,  J.  v.  4. 

Hildersham,  A.  t.  3. 

Hltchin,  E.  V.  4. 

Holland,  J.  v.  2. 

Holland,  T.  v.  2. 

Homel,  Monsieur,  v.  3. 

Hooker,  R.  v.  2. 

Hooper,  J.,  Bp.  of  Gloucester, 
V.  1. 

Hopkins,  E.,  Bp.  of  Derry, 
V.  4. 


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Hospiniau,  R.  t.  2. 
Howe,  3.  Y.  4. 
Hubbard,  J.  t.  4. 

HU3S,  J.  V.  1. 
Jacomb,  T.  v.  4. 
James,  T.  v.  2. 
Janeway,  J.  v.  3. 
Jerome,  of  Pragut,  t.  1. 


Prestou,  J.  V.  2. 

Prideaux,  J.,  Bf.  of  Worcex- 

ter,  V.  3. 
Bainolds,  J.  y.  2. 
Begius,  V.  V.  1. 
Reynolds,  E.,  Bp. of  Norwich, 

V.  3. 
Ridley,  N.,  ^.  of  London, 


Jewel,  J.,  Bp.  of  Salisbury,        v.  1. 

V.  2.  Rivet,  A.  ▼.  3. 

Jonas,  J.  V.  1.  Rogers,  J.  v.  1 . 

Jones,  G.  v.  4.  Rollock,  B.  v.  2. 

Jones,  T.  t.  4.  Rothwel,  R.  v.  2. 

Judae,  L.  v.  1.  Sandys,  E..  Abp.  of  Tork.y.  2. 

Junius,  F.  V.  2.  Saunders,  L.  t.  1. 

Knox,  J.  V.  2.  Saurln,  J.  y.  4. 

Lambert,  J.  v.  1.  Sbower,  J.  y.  4.    . 

Lasco,  J.  i,  y.  1.  Slbbes,  R.  v.  3. 
Latimer,  H.,  Bp.ofWorcuUr,    Smith,  J.  y.  3. 

y.  1.  Spener.  P.  J.  y.  4. 
Leigbion.  R.,  Abp.  of  Glas-    Stock,  R.  v.  2. 

gow,  y.  3.  Tallents,  F.  v.  4. 

Luther,  M.  v.  1.  Taylor,  Richard,  y.  4. 

Maddock,  A.  y.  4.  Taylor,  Rowland,  y.  1. 

Manion,  T.  v.  3.  Taylor,  T.  v.  3. 

Marloratus,  v.  2.  TIndale.  W.  y.  1. 

Mather,  C.  y.  4.  Toplady,  A.  M.  y.  4. 
Matthew,  T.,  Abp.  of  Tork,    Trosse,  G.  y.  4. 

y.  2.  Twlsse,  W.  v.  3. 

Mede,  J.  y.  3.  Ulrick,  J.  J.  v.  4. 

Melancthon,  P.  y.  1.  Usher,  J.,  Abp.  of  Armagh, 

Homay,  P.  de.  Seigneur  du       y.  3. 

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Moth,  W.  V.  4.  v.  1. 

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Contents.  Anything  for  a  quiet  life,  y.  4.— The 
Blaek  book,  v.  5.— Blurt,  Master-constable,  y.  1.— 
On  the  death  ot  Bnrbage,  v.  5. — The  Cliangeline, 
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The  Family  of  loye,  v.  2.— Father  Hubbnrd's 
tales,  V.  8.— Game  at  chess,  v.  4.— The  Honest 
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Inner-temple  masque,  v.  5. — Part  of  the  enter- 
tainment to  King  James,  y.  5. — A  Slad  -ivorld,  nty 
masters,  v.  2. — Mayor  of  Qneenboroiigh,  v.  1 — 
Michaelmas  term,  v.  1. — Micro-cynicon,  v.  5. — 
More  dissemblers  besides  -iv-omen,  r.  3. — Xo 
Twrit,  no  help,  like  a  -woman's,  v.  5.— The  Old 
Im-w,  t.  1.— The  Phoenix,  v.  U— The  Roaring  girl, 
y.  2.— The  Spanish  gipsy,  y.  4.— The  Sun  in  Aries, 
y.  5.— Trick  to  catch  the  old  one,  v.  2.— Tri- 
umphs of  health  and  prosperity;  Triumphs  of 
honour  and  industry;  Triumphs  of  integrity;  Tri- 
umphs of  love  and  antiquity  ;  Triumphs  of  truth,  y. 
5.— To  -Webster,  on  the  Duchess  of  Malfl,  v.  5.— The 
Widow,v.3.—-\Visdom  of  Solomon  paraphrased, 
y.  5. — The  'Witch,  v.  3. — AVonien  be-ware  -vromen, 
y.  4. — The  World  tost  at  tennis,  v.  5. — Tour  five 
gallants,  v.  2. 

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Omfenls.  Anything  for  a  quiet  life,  y.  5. — The 
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Bnllen,  A.  H.  Introduction,  v.  1.— The  Change- 
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Civitatis  amor,  etc.  v.  7.— Fair  quarrel,  v.  4. — 
The  Family  of  love,  v.  3.— Father  Hubbnrd's 
tales;  or,  the  ant  and  the  nigbiiugale,  v.  8. — Game 
at  chess. y.  7. — The  Inner-temple  masque,  v.  7. — 
An  Invention,  etc.  v.  7. — Part  of  the  entertainment 
of  King  James,  etc.  v.  7. — A  Mad  -world,  my  mas- 
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Michaelmas  term,  v.  1.— Micro-cynicon,  y.  8. — 
More  dissemblers  besides  -women,  v.  6. — Xo 
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la-w,  V.  2.— The  Peacemaker,  v.  8.— The  Phoenix, 
y.  1.— The  Roaring  girl,  v.  4.— Sir  B.  Sherley  sent 
ambassadour.  etc.  v.  ». — Spanish  gipsy,  v.  6. — The 
Sun  in  Aries,  v.  7.— Tricks  to  catch  the  old 
one,  V.  2. — Triumphs  ot  health  and  prosperity; 
Triumphs  of  honour  and  industry;  Triumphs  of 
honour  and  virtue;  Triuraphsof  integrity ;  Triumphs 
of  love  and  antiquity ;  Triumphs  of  truth,  and  the  en- 
tertainment at  the  opiening  of  the  new  river,  y.  7. — 
l%e  -Widow^,  y.  5.— Wisdom  of  Solomon  para- 
phrased, V.  8.— The  "Witch,  v.  5 "Women  be-ware 

-women,  v.  6.— The  -World  tost  at  tennis,  v.  7. — 
Tour  five  gallants,  v.  3. 

A  Mad  Tvorld,  my  masters.     84  pp.     (Dodsley, 

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The  -widow.     See  Jonson,  B.,  Fletcher, 

J.,  and  Middleton,  T. 

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les  sacrifices  de  tous  les  peuples,  ouvrage  qui  sert 
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salutes  Ecrltures,  v.  9.— Serres,  M.  de.  Analyse  de 
son  ouvrage  Intitule,  De  la  cosmogonle  de  Moise  com- 
parfie  au  falts  gfiologlques,  v.  15.— Slierlock,  T.  De 
I'usage  et  des  flns  de  la  proph^tle  dans  les  divers  ages 
du  monde;  Les  t6molns  de  la  rfisurrectiou  de  JSsus- 
Chrlst,  examines  et  Jug6a  selon  les  regies  du  barreau, 
pour  servlr  de  rgponse  aux  objections  de  Sir  Woolston, 
V.  7.— Stanhope,  G.  Defense  de  la  religion  chrfitlenne 
contra  les  Juifs  et  centre  les  laux  sages,  tant  pa'iens 
que  chrfitlens,  v.  6 — Stanislas  I,  King  of  Poland.  Le 
phllosophe  chrfetlen,  v.  10.- Stattler,  B.  Demonstra- 
tion 6vang611que,  ou  certitude  de  la  religion  rfivfilge 
par  Jesus-Christ  demontr6e  d'aprfes  une  mfithode  sul- 
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defense  des  Chretiens  centre  les  Gentlls;    Traits  des 

prescriptions  contre  les  hdrgtlques,  v.  1 Thomas, 

A.  L.    Reflexions  phllosophlques  et  Uttferaires  sur  le 

poeme  de  la  religion  naturelle,  v.  11 Tillotson,  J. 

Sermons,  v.  7.— Tonrnemine,  R.  J.  de.  Lettre  sur 
rimmaterlalite  de  I'&me  et  les  sources  de  I'lncredullte, 
V.  9. — Tnrgot,  A.  R.  .1.  Dlscours  sur  les  avantages 
que  I'etabllssement  du  ChrLstianlsme  a  procures  au 
genre  humain;  Dlscours  sur  les  prngrfes  successifs  de 
I'esprit  humain,  v.  10.— Vauvenargnes,  L.  de  C.  de. 
Mfidltation  sur  la  fol  et  prlSre,  v.  12.— Wnrburton, 
W.  Dissertations  sur  la  union  de  la  religion,  de  la 
morale,  et  de  la  politique,  v.  9.— West,  G.  Obser- 
vations sur  I'hlstolre  et  sur  les  preuves  de  la  resur- 
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Contents.  Andr£,  M.  Cours  alphabfitlque  et  me- 
thodlque  de  droit  canon  mis  en  rapport  avec  le  droit 
civil  ecciesiastlque,  ancienne  et  moderne,  v.  9,  10. — 
Avedlchian,  Gr.  Orlglnes  et  ralson  de  la  llturgle 
cathoUque,  v.  8.— Baltns,  J.  F.  Rfiponse  d,  I'histoire 
des  oracles  de  M.  de  Fontenolle,  v.  4^.- Barbie  du 
Bocage,  A.  F.  Dlctlonnaire  geographique  de  la  Bible, 
V.  28.— Benolst  de  Matongues,  A.,  and  Chesnel  de 
la  Oharbouclals,  L.  P.  F.  A.  de.  Dlctlonnaire  de  gS- 
ographle  sacrSo  et  ecciesiastique,  v.  28-30.— Bergier, 
N.  8.  Dlctlonnaire  de  th6ologie  dogmatique,  Tltur- 
glque,  canonlque,  et  disclpllnalre,  v.  33-35,  pt.  2. — 
Plan  de  la  thfiologle,  v.  32.— Bertraud,  F.  M.  Dlc- 
tlonnaire de  toutes  les  religions  du  monde,  v.  24-27.— 
Binet,  B.  Tralte  hlstorlque  des  dieux  et  des  demons 
du  paganisme,  v.  49 — Boissonnet,  V.  D.  Dlctlon- 
naire alphabetlco-methodlque  des  c6r6monies  et  des 
rites  sacrfis,  v.  15-17.— Calmet,  A.  Dlctlonnaire  hls- 
torlque, archfeologlque,  phllologique,  etc.,  de  la  Bible, 
V.  1-4 — Carboneano,  F.  dl.  De  proposltionlbus  ab 
ecclesla  damnatis,  v.  12.— Catalogue  complet  et  par 
ordre  alphabetlque  des  ouvrages  qui  ont  6t6  I'objet 
solt  de  condamnatlons,  solt  de  poursultes  Judiclaires 
depuls  1814  jusqu'au  1  Septembre  1847,  v.  12.— Cham- 
pagnac,  J.  B.  J.  Dlctlonnaire  de  chronologle  unlver- 
eelle,  v.  60.— Chesnel  de  Charbonclats,  L.  P.  F.  A. 
de.  Dlctlonnaire  do  gfiologlo.  v.  50.— Dlctionnaire 
des  Jans^nistes,  v.  12.— Dlctionnaire  des  sci- 
ences occultes,  V.  48, 49.— Gn£nebault,  L.  J.  Dlc- 
tlonnaire Iconographlquo  dos  figures,  legendes,  et 
actes  des  saints,  v.  45.— Hi-lyot,  P.  Dlctlonnaire  des 
ordres  rellgloux,  v.  20-23.— Hurt,  C.  Dlctlonnaire 
unlversel  de  phllologle  sacrte,  v.  5-7,  pt.  2.— Index 
librorum  prohibltorum  juxta  exemplar  Roma- 
num  Jussu  sauctlssiml  domlul  nostrl  ed.  anno  1835, 
V.  12.— Jthan,  L.  F.  Dlctlonnaire  d'astronomlo,  de 
physique,  et  de  meteorologlo,  v.  42. — Dlctlonnaire  de 
chlmle  et  mlnfiralogle,  v.  46.— Leigh,  E.  Dlctlonnaire 
de  la  langue  salute,  v.  7,  pt.  2.— Morel,  J.  B.  Elements 
de  critique,  ou  recherches  des  dlffereutes  causes  de 
I'alteratlon  des  testes  latins  avec  les  moyens  d'en 
rendre  la  lecture  plus  facile,  v.  47 — Peltier,  A.  0. 


Dlctionnaire  unlversel  et  complet  des  conciles,  v.  13, 
14.— Pitin,  ( — ).  Dlctionnaire  haglographlque,  v.  40, 
41.— Pierrot,  (— ).  Dlctionnaire  de  thSologle  morale, 
V.  31,  32.— Pluquet,  F.  A.  A.  Dlctlonnaire  des  here- 
sies, des  erreurs,  et  des  schismes,  v.  11, 12.— Pontas, 
J.  Dlctionnaire  de  cas  de  conscience,  v.  18,  19. — 
Poujol,  F.  A.  A.  Dlctionnaire  des  facult6s  intellec- 
tuelles  et  affectlves  de  I'ame,  v.  39. — Prompsanlt,  J. 
H.  R.  Dlctlonnaire  ralsonne  de  droit  et  de  Jurispru- 
dence en  matlfere  civile  ecciesiastlque,  v.  36-38.— 
Q,uantln,  M.  Dlctionnaire  ralsonne  de  diplomatique 
chretienne,  v.  47.— Senault,  J.  F.  De  I'usages  des 
passions,  v.  39.— Slvry,  L.  de,  and  Champagnac,  J.  B. 
J.  Dlctionnaire  des  pelerinages  anclens  et  modernes, 
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Contents.  Ault-Dumesnil,  G.  E.  Dlctlonnaire 
hlstorlque,  geographique,  et  biographlque  des  crol- 
sades,  v.  18. — Belouino,  P.  Dlctlonnaire  general  et 
complet  des  persecutions  souffertes  par  Teglise  catho- 
Uque, V.  4,  5.— Boissonnet,  V.  D.    Dlctionnaire  des 

decrets  des  diverses  congregations  romalnes,  v.  26 

Bourasst,  .1.  J.    Dlctionnaire  d'archeologie  sacr6,  v. 
11,  12.— Chev*,  C.  F.     Dlctlonnaire  des  apologistes 
Involontalres,  v.  38,  39. — Dlctlonnaire  des  conversions, 
V.  33.— Constant,  A.  L.    Dlctlonnaire  de  litterature 
chretienne,  v.  7.— Dlctionnaire  de  I'art  de  veri- 
fier les  dates  des  falts  hlstoriques,  v.  49. — Dlction- 
j         naire  de  numismalique  et  de  slgillographie  rell- 
I         gieuses,   v.  32. — Dictionuaire   de   paleographie, 
j         de  cryptographle,  de  dactylologie.  d'liieroglyphle,  de 
I         8tenograi)hie,  et  de  teiegraphie,  v.  47.— Douhet,  J.  de. 
j        Dlctlonnaire  des  mystSres,  v.  43.— Ganier,  J.  C,  and 
I        Poussin,  J.  C.    Dlctlonnaire  d'ascetisme,  v.  45,  46. — 
Gaufier,  T.    Dlctionnaire  des  confreries  et  corpora- 
tions d'arts  et  metiers,  v.  50.— Grandmalson,  P.  C. 
I        A.  L.  de.    Dlctlonnaire  heraldlque,  v.  13.— Jthan,  L. 
j         F.    Dictionuaire  apologetique,  v.  51,  52. — Dlctlonnaire 
d'anthropologle,  v.  42.— Dlctlonnaire  de  botanique,  v. 
j        8. — Dlctlonnaire  de  cosmogonle  et  de  paleontologie, 

v.  48.— Dlctlonnaire  de  zoologle,  v.  14-16 Jontfroy, 

I        A.  de.    Dlctlonnaire  des  erreurs  sociales,  v.  19. — Dlc- 

1        tionnaire  des  Inventions  et  decouvertes  anclennes  et 

modernes,  v.  35, 36. — Jouhanneand,  P.  Dictionuaire 

I         d'anecdotes  chretiennes,  v.  10.— Dlctionnaire  des  in- 

j        dulgences,  v.  27 Iiecann,   ( — ).      Dlftlonnalre    dos 

I  prophetles  et  des  miracles,  v.  24,  25.-7-Mas-L.atrie,  J. 
'  M.  J.  L.  de.  Dlctlonnaire  d'eplgraphle  chr6tlenne,  v. 
30,  31. — Dlctlonnaire  d'ethnographie  moderne,  v.  37.— 
'  Dlctionnaire  de  statistique  religieuse,  v.  9. — Dlctlon- 
naire des  MSS,  v.  40,41.— Mauroy,L.  N.  Dlctlonnaire 
I  d'agrlculture,  V.  28 — Morel,  (—).  Le  predlcateur,  ou 
I  I'examen  de  ce  qu'il  doit  gtre  et  de  ce  qu'II  dolt  dire, 
;  V.  6.— Nadal,  J.  C.  Dlctlonnaire  d'eioquence  sacree, 
j  V.  6. — Ortlgne,  J.  L.  d'.  Dlctlonnaire  de  plain-chant 
et  de  muslque  d'egllse,  v.  29.— Ptrennis,  F.  Dlction- 
naire de  biographle  chretienne,  v.1-3.— Poujol,  F.  A. 
Dlctionnaire  de  medecine  pratique,  v.  17. — Ray- 
mond, D.  Dlctlonnaire  d'educatlon  publlquo  et  pri- 
vee,  V.  34.— Sevestre,  A.  Dlctlonnaire  de  patrologle, 
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Contents.  Acacius.  Bp.  of  Serrtwea.  Epistolae ; 
Contesslo  fldel,  v.  77.— Acacius,  Bp.  of  Melitene.  Ho- 
milia  Ephesl  hablta;  Epistolae,  v.  77.— Acindynus, 
G.  De  essentia  et  operatlone  Del  llbri  11,  v.  151.— 
Acropolita,  G.  Annales,  a  capta  anno  1204  a  Latlnis 
CpoU.  usque  ad  eandem  anno  1261  a  Mlchaele  Palae- 
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sacras  Scrlpturas,  v.  98 .XIneas,  of   Gaza.     Theo- 

phrastus,  slve  dialogue  de  anlmaruni  Immortallte  et 
corporum  rosurrectlone,  v.  85.  —  Africanns,  8.  J. 
Opera  quae  supersunt,  v.  10. — Agapetus,  Deacon  at 
Constantinople.  Exposltio  capltum  admonltorlorum 
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Myrina.  Hlstorlarum  librl  V,  v.  88.— Agrippa  Cas- 
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dem,  V.  5. — 'Alexander  I,  Pope.  Epistolae,  v.  5. — 
Alexander  IV,  Pope.  Constitutlo  Cypria,  t.  140. — 
Alexander,  Monk.  De  venerandae  ac  vivifacae  cru- 
cis  inveatioae;  Laudatio  in  apost.  Bamabam,  v.  87, 
pt.  3. — Alexander,  •$(.,  Bp.  of  Alexandria.  Epistolae; 
De  anima  et  corpore  deque  passlone  Domini,  v.  18. — 
Alexander,  St.,  Bp.  of  Jerusalem.  Fragmenta  epiato- 
larum,  v.  10. — Alexander,  Bp.  of  Lycopolis.  Tractatus 
de  placltis  Maulchaeoruru,  v.  18. — Alexius  I,  Com- 
nenus,  Emperor  of  Constantinople.  Novellae  coustltu- 
tiones,  v.  127. — Novella  de  raonasterlorum  Immoblll- 
bus.v.  133. — Alexins  Aristenns.  Synopsis  canonum, 
V.  133. — ^Ammoulus,  Presbyter  of  Alexandria.  Cona- 
mentariorum  iu  Vetus  et  Novum  Testamentum  quae 
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Oratlones;  Epistolasynodlca;  Sententiae  et  excerpta, 
V.  39. — Ampliilocliius,  Bp.  of  Side.  Fragmentum, 
V.  77.— *Anacletn»,  Pope.  Epistolae  et  decreta,  v.  2. 
— Anagnostes,  J.  Narratio  de  extreme  escidio  Thes- 
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— Anastasius,  Abp.  of  Catsarea.  De  Artziburlo  ad- 
versus  falsam  Armenorum  religlonem;  De  jejunio 
Detparae,  v.  127.— Anastasins  I,  Bp.  of  Antioch.  De 
nostris  rectis  dogmatibus  veritatls  orationes  V;  Ser- 
mones  IV,  v.  89. — Anastasius,  Abbot  of  St.  Euthymium. 
Liber  adversus  Judaeoa;  Epistola,  v.  89,  90.— *Anas- 
tasins.  Librarian  of  the  Vatican.  Hlstoria  ecclesiastlca 
ex  Tbeopbane,  v.  108.— Anatolins,  St.,  Bp.  of  Laodicea. 
Canon  paschalis;  Fragmenta  ex  llbrls  Arithmetico- 
rum,  v.  10. — Andreas,  Abp.  of  Caesarea.  Commeuta- 
rius  in  Apocalypsin,  v.  106.— Andreas,  St.,  Abp.  of 
Crete.  Opera  quae  reperlrl  potuerunt  omnia,  v.  97. — 
Andreas,  Bp.  of  Samosata.  Epistolae  Ephesinae; 
Fragmentum,  v.  84,  89.— Andronicus  I,  Coranenua, 
Emperor  of  Constantinople.  Dialogus  contra  Judaeos, 
V.  133.— Andronicus  Callistns.  Epistola  ad  Geor- 
glum  Palaeologuui  Disypatum;  Monodia  de  Cpoli. 
capta,  V.  161. — "^Anianus,  Deacon  of  Celeda.  Inter- 
pretatio  homiliarum  S.  Cbrysostomi  de  laudibus  S. 
Paull,  praecedente  prologo  ad  Evangelum;  Inter- 
pretatlo  XXVI  homiliarum  S.  Chrysostomi  in  S.  Mat- 
thaeum,  praecedente  prologo  ad  Orontlum,  v.  50,  58. 
— Anicetus  I,  Pope.  Epistola  ad  Galliae  episcopos, 
V.  5. — Anna  Comnena.    Alexias,  slve  de  rebus  ab 

Alexio  imp.  vel  ejus  tempore  gestls  libri  XV,  v.  131 

Annales  sultanorum  Otbmanidarum  a  Turcis  sua 
lingua  scrlpti,  et  ab  Joanne  Leunclavlo  Latine  red- 
dlti.  Cum  supplement©,  v.  159. — Anouymi  con- 
tinnatio  Tbeophanis  llbrls  IV,  v.  109.— Anonymi 
dlssertatio  stellteutica  contra  Iconomachos,  v.  109. — 
Anonymi  libri  II  de  vita  Leonis  Philosophl,  Alex- 
andrl,  et  Romanl  junlorls,  imperatorum,  v.  109. — 
Anouymi  virl  apostolicl  epistola  ad  Dlognetum,  v. 
2.— Anterns,  Pope.  Epistola  de  mutatione  eplscopo- 
rjra,  V.  10.— Antiocbus,  of  St.  Saba.  Pandectes 
Scripturae  sacrae ;  Exomologesis,  v.  89.— Antipater, 

Bp.  of  Bostra.    Homlliae;  Fragmenta,  v.  85 Auto- 

nlus,  St.,  Abbot.  Oratlo  ad  monachos;  Sermones; 
Epistolae;  Kegulae  ac  praecepta  ad  monachos;  Spirl- 
tualia  documenta ;  Admonitlones  variae ;  Expositio 
quarumdam  senteutlarum ;  Interrogatlones  quaedam 
et  ad  easdem  responsiones ;  Dicta  quaedam,  v.  26,  40. 
— Antonius  Melissa.  Sententiae  slve  loci  communes 
ex  sacris  et  profanis  auctorlbus  coUecta,  v.  136.— 
Apollinaris,  C,  St.,  Bp.  of  Hierapolis.  Fragmenta, 
V.  5. — Apollinaris,  Bp.  of  Laodicea.  Interpretatio  in 
Psaltem,  v.  33.— Apollonins,  Bp.  of  Ephesus.  Frag- 
menta ex  libro  adversus  Gataphrygas,  v.  5.— Arche- 
laus,  Bp.  of  Carrha.  Acta  dlaputationis  cum  Manete 
haeresiarcha,  v.  10.— Aretbas,  Abp.  of  Cae-^area.  Com- 
mentarius  in  Apocalypsin;  Oratio  de  SS.  Samona, 
Guria,  et  Abibo,  v.  106.— Aristides,  of  Athens.  Notitia, 
V.  5.— Aristo,  of  Pella.  Fragmenta,  v.  5.— Arseuins, 
St.,  the  Bermit.  Apophthegmata ;  Doctrlna  et  exhor- 
tailo;  Ad  nomlcum  teutatorem,  v.  65,  66. — Arsenius, 
Monk  of  Mount  Athos.  Canonum  synopsis,  v.  133. — 
Arsenius  Antorianus,  Patriarch  of  Constantinople. 
Anacreonticon  in  Dominicam  resurrectlonls;  Privile- 
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Testamentum,  v.  140.— Asterius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Amaseia. 
Homlliae,  v.  40.— Asterius  Urbanns.  Quae  super- 
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Aberclum  Marcellum,  v.  10.— Athanasins,  St.,  Abp. 

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Atbanasins,  Abp.  of  Corinth.  Fragmentum  ex  IV 
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of  Constantinople.     Epistolae,  v.  142 Atbenaeoras, 

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tola  catholica,  v.  2.— Barsannpbius,  St.  Doctrlna 
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1. — Bartbolomaeus,  of  Edessa.  Elenchus  et  conlu- 
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Syntagma  alphabeticum  rerum  omnium  quae  In  sacris 
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inS.  Deiparam;  Paradisua;  Eloglum  S.  Panteleemonls 
martyrls ;  Carmina  varia  argumentl  sacri  vel  hiatorici, 
V.  106.— Joannes  Argyropnlas.  Libellus  de  pro- 
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Scripta  tlieologlca  et  exegetica,  v.  15-2. — Joannes 
Phocas.  Compendiaria  descriptlo  castroriiiu  et  ur- 
blum,  ab  urbe  Antiochia  usque  Hierosrilyniam ;  nee 
non  Syriae  ac  Phoeuiciae,  et  in  Palaestina  sacrorum 
locorum,  v.  133.— Job,  Monk.  Vita  8.  Theodorae  regl- 
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Hymnographus.  Mariale  ;  Canon  in  terrae  motus  peri- 
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mlssa  ad  quemdara  episcopum  Bomauum  de  azymis  et 
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Constantinople.     Opera  omnia,    v.   156 Rlarcns,  of 

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Cantaeuzeuus,  Emperor  of  Constantinople.  Commen- 
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-St.,  the  Apostle.    Fragmenta,  v.  2 *Maxeutins,  J., 

of  Antioch.  Epistola  ad  legatos  sedis  apostolicae ;  De 
Chrlsto  profeasio  fldei;  Ratio  adunatlunis  Verbi  Del 
ad  propriam  carneiu ;  Besponsio  ad  eplstolam  Hor. 
miadae  papae;  Libellus  contra  Acephalos;  Dialogl 
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— Maximus,  Bp.  of  Jerusaiem.  Fragmeutum  ex  libro 
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Meletlus,  Monk  of  Tiberiopolis.  Tractatns  de  natura 
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100— Methoding,  St.,  Bp.  of  Patara.  Opera  omnia, 
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140.— Metochita,  G.  Contra  Maximum  Planudera  ; 
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Choniata,  Abp.  of  Athens.  Scripta,  v.  140— Slichael 
Cernlarins,  Patriarch  of  Constantinople.  Scripta,  v. 
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de  sobrietate  et  cordis  custodia,  v.  117. — Nlcephoms, 
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Kicephorus,  Philosophus.  Vita  S.  Antonii  Cauleae, 
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— Virephorus  Callistus  Xanthopulus.  Ecclesl- 
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IVicetas  Byzaniinut,  Monk.  Befutatio  epistolae  regis 
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Paraphrasis  carminura  arcanorum  8.  Gregorii  Naz. ; 
Oratioues  laudatoriae  aliaque  nonnullae  festivae; 
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Methone.  De  corpore  et  sanguine  Christ!,  v.  135. — 
NIcolans  Barbaras,  Patrician  of  Venice.  Epheme- 
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113 Nicon,  Monk  of  Rhaethus.    Liber  de  praeceptia 

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Begula  et  praecepta,  v.  lo Pachomius,  Monk.    De 

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Aurea  bulla  pro  mouasterlo  Xeropotami  in  monte 
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Bplcue  docens  panem  ac  vluum  utrumque  per  sacer- 
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contra  J udaeos;  Uomllia  de  sigilUs  librorum  et  quo- 
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*Sophroiilus,  St.,  Patriarch  of  Jerusalem.  Scripta 
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omiies  fldeles,  v.  5.— Testainenta  XII  patrlarcharum 
flUorum  Jacob  ad  Alios  suos,  v.  2. — Thalasslus,  Abbot 
in  Libya.  De  cliaritate  ac  continentia,  necnon  de  regl- 
mlne  mentis,  ad  Paulum  presbyterum ;  Libellus  ad 
Theodoslum  Imperatorem,  v.  91.— *TUeodoretns, 
Bp.  of  Gyrus.  Opera  omnia,  v.  80-84. — Tlieodorus, 
Bp.  of  Alania.  Alanicus,  sive  de  itinere  suo  per  Ala- 
nlam  ;  Ejusdem  ex  luedlto  opusculo  ad  fratrem  natu 
minorem,  v.  140.— Tlieodorns,  Bp.  of  Andida.  De 
dlvinae  llturgiae  symbolis  ac  mysterils,  v.  140. — The- 
odorus  (Abucara),  Bp.  of  Cara.  Contra  haeretlcos, 
Judaeos,  et  Saracenos  varia  opuscula,  v.  97.— The- 
odoras, Bp.  of  Heraclea.  luterpretatio  In  Isalam,  v. 
18.— Theodorns,  Bp.  of  Iconium.  Vita  SS.  Cyrlcl  et 
Jullttae,  V.  120.— *Tlieodoru8,  Bp.  of  Mopsuestia. 
Scripta  quae  supersunt,  v.  66. — Tlieodorus,  Bp.  of 
Scylhopolis.  Libellus  de  erroribus  Origenlanis,  v.  86, 
pt.  1.— Tlieodorus,^(;6o<o/iJ/iaiJ/itt.  De  incarnatione 
liber,  v.  91. — ^Tlieodorus,  St.,  Abbot  of  Sludium. 
Opera  omnia,  v.  99.— Tlieodorus,  the  Reader.  Ex- 
cerpta  ex  eccleslastlca  liistoria ;  Fragmenta,  v.  86,  pt. 
1.— Tlieodorus  Ducas  Lascarls.  Scripta,  v.  140. — 
Tlieodorus  Meliteuiota.  Ethlca  sermonum  In 
Evangelia ;  Ex  libro  de  astrouomia,  v.  149. — Tlieodo- 
rus Prodromiis,  Monk.  Epigrammata  in  Vetus  et 
Novum  Testamentum  ;  Scripta  miscellanea,  v.  133. — 
Tlieodosins,  Patriarch  of  Alexandria.  Fragmenta 
theologica,  v.  86,  pt.  1.— Tlieodosius,  Deacon.  De 
expuguatione  Cretae  acroases  V,  v.  113 — Tlieodotus, 
Bp.  of  Ancyra.  Expositio  symboli  Nlcaenl ;  Homlliae, 
V.  77.— Tlieodulus,  Monk.  Orationes  et  eplstolae,  v. 
145.— Tlieognostus,  Monk.  Encomium  In  omnes 
sanctos ;  Libellus  ad  Nicolaum  papam  In  causa  Ignatli 
archiepiscopl  Constantlnopolltaui,  v.  105.— Tlieog- 
iiostus,  of  Alexandria.  Fragmenta,  v.  10.— Tlieolep- 
tus.  Patriarch  of  Philadelphia.  De  abscondita  opera- 
tlone  in  Christo  et  profectu  in  vita  monastlca  ;  Canti- 
cum compunctionis  ex  meditatione  aeterui  judicll,  v. 
143.— Theoiins,  St.,  Bp.  of  Alexandria.  Epistola  ad 
Luciauum  cublculariorum  praepositum,  v.  10.— Tlie- 
opliaiies,  Abp.  of  Nicaea.  Eplstolae,  v.  150.— Tlieo- 
pliaues  Isaurus.  Vita  et  offlclum;  Chronographla, 
v.  108,  109.— *Tlieoplillu8,  Bp.  of  Alexandria.  Cano- 
nes; Epistolarum  paschalium  fragmenta  Graeca; 
Eplstolae  ad  dl versos;  Fragmenta;  Apophthegmata, 
V.  65.— Theopliilus,  Bp.  of  Antioch.  Ad  Autolycum 
llbri  III,  V.  6.— Tbeophllus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Caesarea. 
Fragmenta  ex  epistola  super  quaestlone  paschall, 
synodl  Caesariensls  nomine  scripta,  v.  5. — Tlieopliy- 
lactna,  Abp.  of  Bulgaria.  Opera  quae  reperiri  potu- 
erunt omnia,  v.  123-126.— Tlieorlaiius.  Disputatloues 
cum  Armenlorum  Cathollco,  v.  133. — Theotinius, 
Junior,  Bp.  of  Tomisvar.  Epistola  ad  Leonora  imp.  v.  85. 
— Tiniotli^us  I,  Bp.  of  Alexandria.  liesponsa  ca- 
nonica ad  interrogatlones  el  proposltas,  de  episcopla 
et  clerlcls;  Epistola,  v.  33.— Tlinotheus  III,  Bp. 
of  Alexandria.  Fragmenta  dogmatlca,  v.  86,  pt.  1. 
— Ttmotlieus,  Presbyter  of  Anlioch.  Sermo  in  cru- 
cem  et  in  transflguratlonem  Jesu  Chrlstl,  v.  86,  pt. 
1.— Tiniotlieus,  Presbyter  of  Constantinople.  De  lis 
qui  ad  ecclosiam  accedunt,  sive  de  receptions 
haereticorum,  v.  86,  pt.  1. — Tlinotheus,  Presbyter 
of  Jerusalem.  Oratio  In  Slmeonom ;  Dlalogus  Chrls- 
tlanl  et  Judael,  v.  86,  pt.  1 TIniotheus,  of  Bey- 
rout.  Fragmenta,  v.  85. — TUn»,  Bp.  of  Bozrah.  Librl 
III  adversus  Maulchaeos;  Oratio  lu  ramos  palraa- 
rum,   V.   18.— TJrbauns    I,    St.,    Pope.     Epistola   ad 

omnes    Christianos,   v.   10 Vecchus,  J.,   Patriarch 

of  Constantinople.  Opera  omnia,  v.  141 — *Vlctor 
I,  St.,  Pope.  Eplstolae,  v.  5.— Xiphiliiins,  J..  Pa- 
triarch of  Constantinople.  Scripta,  v.  120.  —  Zacha- 
rias.  Patriarch  of  Jerusalem.  Eplsloia  ad  suos  post 
expugnatam  a  Persls  urbem  sanctani,  v.  86,  pt.  2. — 
Zacharias  (Rhetor),  Bp.of  Melitene.  HIstorlae  ecclesl- 
asilciio  cai)lta  solecta,  v.  85. — Zacharias,  Bp.  of  Mity- 
lene.  Dlspulatlo  domundl  opKlcIo;  Contra  Manlchaeos; 
Fragmenta  historica,  v.  85.— *Zcpliyrliius,  St.,  Pope. 
Eplstolae,  v.  10.— Zouaras,  J.    Opera  omnia  historica, 

canonica,  dogmatlca,  v*  134,  135 Zoslnias,  Abbot. 

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—  (Ed.)  Patrologiae  cursus  completus,  seu 
bibliotheca  universalis  .  .  .  omnium  SS.  pa- 
trum.  doctorum,  scriptorumque  ecciesiasti- 
corum  .  .  .  Series  Latina.  in  qua  prodeunt 
patres,  doctores,  scriptoresque  ecclesiae  La- 
tinae  a  TertuUiano  ad  Innocentium  III. 
[Cum  indicibus  locupletissimis.]  Parisiis, 
1844-66.     231  v.  r.  8°.  —2263 

yote. — The  authors  marked  with  an  *  are  also  In 
his  Patrologiae  :  Series  Graeca. 

Contents.  Abailard,  P.,  Abbot  of  Buys.  Opera  om- 
nia, V.  178.— Abband,  Abbot.  Tractatus  de  Iractlone 
corporis  CUristi,  v.  166.— Abbon,  St.,  Abbot  of  Fleury. 
Opera  omnia,  v.  139.— Abbon,  of  St.  Germain,  Paris. 
De  bello  Parisiaco ;  Sermoues,  v.  13-2. — Abedoc,  Irish 
abbot.  Capltula  selecta;  Cauones  Hibernenses,  v.  96. 
— Absalon,  Abbot  of  Sprinckirsbae.  Sermones,  v.  211. 
— Acbard,  Abbot  of  St.  Victor's,  Paris.  Epistolae,  v. 
196— Adalard,  Abbot  of  Corbie.  Statuta,  v.  105.— 
Adalberoii  II,  Abp.  of  BhAims.  Epistolae;  Intro- 
ductlo  monachorum  In  nionasterium  Mosomense,  v. 
137.— Adalbert,  St.,  Bp.  of  Prague.  Homllla;  For- 
mula prolessionis  fldei  regulae  S.  Benedlcti,  v.  137. — 
Adalliert,  of  Metz.  Praelatio  In  florilegium  ex  S. 
Gregorio,  v.  136.— Adalbert.  See  also  Adelbert. — 
Adalgeriis,  Bp.  AUmonitio  ad  Nousuidam  reclusam, 
V.  134. — Adalbardus.  Sie  .\dalard. — Adam.  Abbot 
of  Perseigne.  Epistolae ;  Mariale ;  Fragmenta  Marl- 
ana,  V.  211. — Adam,  of  Bremen.  Gesta  Hammabur- 
gensls  ecclesiae  pontiflcum ;  Descriptio  iusularum 
Aquiionis,  v.  146. — Adam,  of  St.  YirAor's,  Paris.  Se- 
qiientiae,  etc.  v.  185,  196.— Adam  Scotns,  Bp.  of 
Wilhem.  Opera  omnia,  v.  198. — Adamnaii.  See 
Adomnan.— Adalard.  See  Adalard.— Adelbert  II, 
Bp.  of  Mayence.  Epistolae,  v.  172.— Adelbold,  Bp.  of 
Utrecht.  Vita  S.  Henrici  Imp. ;  Vita  S.  Walpurgia;  Ll- 
bellus  de  crassitudlne  sphaerae  ;  Charta;  Musica,  v. 
140. — Adelmanne,  Bp.  of  Brescia.  De  Eucharlstiae 
Sacramento;  Rhythm!  alphabetic!  de  vlris  lllustrlbus 
sul  temporls,  v.  143.— Ademar,  of  St.  Cibard,  Angou- 
leme.  Historlarum  libri  III;  Epistola  de  apostoiatu 
S.  Martialis;  Sermones;  Carmen  acrostlchon,  v.  141. — 
Adeodatns,  St.,  Pope.  Epistola;  Prlvllegium,  v.  87. 
— Adomnan,  St.,  Abbot  of  By.    De  vita  8.  Columbae; 

De  locls  Sanctis;  Oanoues,  v.  88 Adon,  St.,  Abp.  of 

Vienne.  Opera  omnia,  v.  123.— Adrevald,  of  Fleury. 
Historla  translatlonis  S.  Benedict! ;  Miracula  S.  Bene- 
dict!;  Vita  S.  Aigultl,  abbatis  Leriueusis;  De  corpore 
et  sanguine  Christ!,  v.  124— Adrlanns  I,  Pope.  Epis- 
tolae; Bulla,  V.  96.— Adrianiis  II.  Pope.  Epistolae 
et  decreta,  v.  122,  129.— Adriauns  III,  Pope.  Prlvl- 
legium ;  Epistola,  V.  126.— Adriaiius  IV,  Pope.  Epis- 
tolae et  privilegia,  V.  188.— Adson,  Abbot  of  Mnnlier-en- 
Der.  De  Antichristo;  Vliae  SS.  Frodobertl,  Mansueti, 
Basoli,  Bercharli;  Miracula  8.  Waldebertl,  v.  101,137. 
— Adveutlns,  Bp.  of  Metz.  Llbellus  de  Waldrada; 
Epistolae;  Orationes;   Prlvllegium,  v.  121.— .Elfrlc, 

Abp.  of  Canterbury.    Cauones,  v.  139 JElrediis.     Set 

Ailred. — .Slueas.  See  Enee.  —  Agapetns  I,  Pope. 
Epistolae  et  variorum  ad  ipsum,  v.  66.— Agapet  us  II, 
Pope.  Epistolae  et  privilegia,  v.  133.— Agatbo,  Pope. 
Epistolae,  v.  87.— Agio,  Abp.  of  Narbomie.  Historla 
abbatiae  Vabrensis,  v.  132.— Agnello,  Bp.  of  Ravenna. 
Epistola  ad  Armenium  de  railone  fldel,  v.  68. — Ag- 
nello (Andrea),  o^  ifavenna.  Liber  pontiflcalis ;  Ana- 
lecta  de  episcopls  Eavennatenslum,v.  106. — Agobard, 
St.,  Bp.  of  Lyons.  Opera  omnia,  v.  104.— Abyto.  See 
Hatto.— Alleran,  Irish  abbot.  Interprelatio  mystica 
progenitorum  Chrisli,  morallsque  explanatlo  nomi- 
num  eorundem,  v.  80.— Ailred,  Abbot  of  Eiecaux. 
Opera  omnia,  v.  184,  195.— Aim*,  Abp.  of  Bordeaux. 
Epistolae;  Synodus  Gerundensls;  Synodus  Burde- 
galensis;  Diplomats,  v.  155.— Aimeric  Slalafayda, 
Patriarch  of  Anlioch.  Epistolae,  v.  201.— Almoin,  of 
Fleui-y.  Hlstorlae  Fraucorum  librl  IV;  Translatlo  8. 
Benedict!;  De  miraculis  8.  Benedlcti ;  Sermo  in  festl- 
vltatibus  S.  Benedict! ;  Vita  8.  Abbonis  abbatis  Florla- 
censls.  v.  139.— Almoin,  of  St.  Germain-des-Pres,  Paris. 
Hlsloria  translaiiouis  8.  Vincent!!  martyrls;  De  trans- 
laiione  88.  MM.  Georgil,  Aurelil,  et  Nathallae  ex  urbe 
Corduba  Parlalos;  De  miraculis  8.  German!;  Acta 
translaUonls  8.  Sal vlul  martyris,  v.  115, 126.— Almoin, 
Abbot  of  St.  Pierre-sur-Dire.  Epistola  ad  fratres  Totes- 
berlae  In  Anglia  degentes,  v.  181.— Alain,  Bp.  of 
Auxerre.  Epistolae;  Diplomats;  Testamentum  ;  Vita 
8.  Bernard!,  v.  185.  201.— Alain  de  Lille.  Opera  omnia, 
V.  210.— Alan,  Abbot  of  Tewkesbury.  Epistolae  ;  Vita  8. 
Thomae  Cantuar.  v.  190.— Alanus.  See  Alain.— Al- 
berlc.  5<«!  Albert — Alberico,  Bp.o/OiHa.  Epistola 
ad  monachos  8.  Orient!!  Auxltanensls,  v.  155.— Albert, 
of  Aix.   Historla  Hierosolymltaneie  espeditlonls,  v.  166. 


— Albert,  of  Metz.  Llbellus  de  episcopis  Metensibus ; 
De  diversitate  temporum  librl  II,  v.  140.— Alcher,  of 
Clairvaux.  Liber  de  spiritu  et  auima;  Liber  de  dlll- 
gendo  Deo,  v.  40.— Alcnln.  Opera  omnia,  v.  100, 101. 
— Aldbelm,  St..  Bp.  of  Sherborn.  Opera  omnia,  v.  89. 
— "^Alexander  I,  St.,  Pope.  Epistolae  el  decreta,  v. 
130.— Alexander  II.  Pope.  Epistolae  et  decreta,  v. 
146.— Alexander  III,  Pope.  Opera  omnia,  v.  200. — 
Alexandre,  Abbot  if  Jamieges.  Epistola  de  FUio  Ho- 
miuis,  V.  205. — Alfani,  Abp.  of  Salerno.  Carmlua ; 
Sermo  in  Evang.  "  Cum  transiret  Jesus "  ;  Vita  et 
passio  8.  Chrlsilnae,  v.  147. — Alfonso,  P.  Dialogus 
Petri  cognomeuto  Alphonsi  et  Moysi  Judael;  Dlscl- 
pllna  clerlcails,  v.  157. — Alger.  Canon  of  Liege.  De 
sacramentis  corporis  et  sanguinis  Dominic!  librl  III ; 
De  sacriflcio  mlssae;  Liber  de  misericordla  et  jus- 
tltia;  Llbellus  de  libero  arbltrio,  v.  180.— Algrin,  -I., 
Cardinal.  Commentarium  in  Cantica,  v.  206. — Alper- 
tng.  See  Albert. — Alnlptke,  of  St.  Martin  de  Toarnay. 
De  expositione  Novl  Tesiamenti,  v.  79. — Alvarns,  P. 
Conlesslo;  Epistolae;  Indiculus  lumlnosus;  Carmina, 
V.  121.— Amalaire,  F.,  Abp.  of  Treves..  Epistola  de 
caeremoniis  baptism!,  v.  99. — Amalaire,  Symphose,  of 
Metz.  Forma  instltutionls  cauonicorum  et  sanctimo- 
nialium  canonice  vivontium;  De  ecclesiasticis  officlis 
librl  IV;  De  ordlne  autipbonarii ;  Eclogae  de  officio 
missae ;  Epistolae,  v.  105.— Amatns.  See  Alm6. — 
Ambrolse,  St.,  Bp.  of  Cahors.  De  sacramentis  et  de 
mysteriis,  v.  16. — Ambrosins,  St.,  Bp.  of  Milan. 
Opera  omnia,  v.  14-18.— Ambrosins  Antpertns. 
See  Autpert,  A. — Antedee,  Bp.  of  Lausanne.  Epistola 
ad  Alios  suos  ecclesiae  Lausanneusis;  De  Maria  vir- 
glnea  matre  homiliae  VIII,  v.  18S. — Amoenns.  En- 
chlridiou  Veteris  et  Nov!  Testament! ;  Carmina,  v.  61. 
— Amolou,  Bp.  of  Lyons.  Epistolae  ;  Opuscula ;  8en- 
teutiae  de  praedestinatione ;  Liber  contra  -ludaeos,  v. 
116. — *Anaeletn8,  St.,  Pope.  Decreta  et  epistolae,  v. 
130. — Anacletus,  Anti-pope.  Epistolae  et  privilegia, 
V.  179. — Auamodns,  o/iia<ii&on.  TraditionumSiiuct- 
Emmeramraeusium  Ubr!  II,  v.  129.— Anastasiiis  I, 
St.,  Pope.  Ei)lstolae  et  decreta,  v.  20.— Anastasins 
Wl,  Pope.  Privilegia  II;  Epitaphium,  r.  131.— Anas- 
tasius  IV,  Pope.  Epistolae  et  decreta,  v.  188.— 
*Anastasin8,  £.t&rarian  o/ (/««  Vatican.  Opera  omnia, 
V.  127-129. — Auastasins,  St.,  Monk  and  hermit.  Epis- 
tola de  veritate  corporis  et  sanguinis  Christl  Domini, 
V.  149. — Ang^lome,  of  Luxeuil.  Commentarius  in 
Genesin,  in  Ubros  Regum,  in  Cantica  canticorum,  v. 
115.— Angelramne.  See  Ingelramne.— Angllbert, 
St.,  Abbot  of  Saint- Hiquier.  De  restauratloue  mouas- 
terliCentulensls;  Statu taquaedamrubrica  ;  Carmina, 
V.  99.— Anitius,  St.,  Pope.  Decreta,  v.  130.— Anuaens 
Sylvins.  See  Polemeus  Sylvius. — Auscarius,  or 
Ausgarlus.  See  Auschaire. — Anschaire,  St.,  Bp.  of 
Hamburgh.  Vita,  auct.  S.  Remberto ;  Vita  et  miracula 
8.  Willehadi;  Epistola,  v.  118.— Auselm,  St.,  Abp.  of 
Canterbury.  Opera  omnia,  v.  158,  159.— Anseln»e,  of 
Laon.  Enarrationes  In  Cantica,  in  Matthaeum,  in  Apo- 
calypsln ;  Epistola,  v.  162.— Anselme,  of  Liege.  His- 
torla eplscoporum  Leodiensium ;  Vita  Vasonis  Leodi- 
ensis  eplsc.  v.  139, 142. — Anselme,  of  Reims.  Historla 
dedlcationls  ecclesiae  8.  Bemlgii  apud  Remos,  v.  142. 
— Anaelmo,  St.,  Bp.  of  Lucca.  Contra  Gulbertum  autl- 
papam  librl  II;  Collectanea;  Collectio  canoulca ; 
Opuscula  spuria,  v.  149 — Anselmns,  Bp.  of  Havelberg. 
Liber  de  ordlne  canonicorum  regularium ;  Dialog!,  v. 
188. — Antonlnns  Placeutinns.  Itinerarium,  v.  72. 
— Arator.  Epistolae;  De  Actibus  apostolorum  librl  II, 
V. 63. — Arbrissel,  R.  d'.  Vita;  Regulae  sanctlmoni- 
allumFontisEbraldl;  Praeceptarecte  vivendi;  Diplo- 
mata,  v.  162. — Arcnlpbe,  Bp.  De  locls  Sanctis  librl 
III.  See  Adomnan. — Aribo,  German  mi-nk.  Musica, 
V.  150. — Armenins.  De  libris  canonicis  Veteris  at- 
que  Nov!  Testament!,  v.  74.— Arnanld,  Abbot  of  Bimne- 
vcU.  Tractatus deoperlbus  VI  dierum  ;  Commentarius 
In  Psalmum  cxxxil ;  De  donls  Spiritus  Saucti ;  De  car- 
diualibus  operibus  Christ!;  De  VII  verbis  Domini  In 

cruce;  De  laudibus  B.  Marlae;  Meditationes,  v.  189 • 

Arno,  Prior  of  Reirhersperg.  Scutum  canonicorum; 
Libri  contra  Folmarum,  v.  194. — Amobins,  the  elder. 
Disputationum  adversus  gentes  librl  VII,  etc.  v.  5. — 
Arnobins,  the  younger.  Confllctus  Aruobll  et  Sera- 
pionls  de  Deo  trlno  et  uno ;  Commeutarii  in  Psalraos ; 
Annotatloues  In  quaedam  Evangeliorum  loca,  v.  53. — 
Arnold,  of  St.  Emmeramne's,  Ratisbon.  De  miraculis 
et  memorla  B.  Emmeramml;  Homilia  de  VIII  beatitu- 
dinibus  et  8.  Emmerammo,  etc.  v.  141. — Arnolfo,  of 
Milan.  Gesta  eplscoporum  Mediolanensium,  v.  147. — 
Xrrkonl,  Abp.  of  Reims.  Acta  electlonls  et  juramen- 
tum  ArnuIQ ;  Commonitorum  contra  praedones;  -■in- 
athema  in  praedones;  Llbellus  abdicailonls ;  Epis- 
tolae; Privilegia,  v.  139.  —  ArnonI,  Bp.  of  Lisieux. 
Opera  omnia,  v.  201.— Amonl,  Bp.  of  Rochester.  Col- 
lectanea de  rebus  ecclesiae  RoIIeusis ;  Tomellus  slve 


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eplstola  do  Incestls  conjugiis,  v.  163.— Arntilfiis  de 

Boeriis,  of  Lann.  Speculum  monachorum,  v.  184. — 
Ariiiilfus.  See  also  Aruoul. — Attoii  II,  Dp.  of  Ver- 
celli.  Opera  omnia,  v.  134.— Andrade,  of  Sens.  Epls- 
tola ad  Hincmarum  ;  Liber  de  foute  vitae;  Excerpta 
librl  Kevelationum,  v.  115.— Augustiiius,  A.,  St.,  Bp. 

of  Hippo.     Opera  omula,  v.  32-47 Aunarlus,  St.,  Bp. 

of  Auxerre.  Relatio  concllU  ab  Aunarlo  celebrati; 
Epistolae  amoebaeae,  v.  72.— AMrelleii,  St.,  Bp.  of 
Aries.  Eegula  ad  monachos;  Regula  ad  virgiues;  Ex- 
ceriHa  ex  eplstola  ad  Theodebei'tem  regem,  t.  68.— 
Aurelien,  of  Riome.  Eplstola  ad  Bernavdum  archi- 
cautorem  praemlssa  Ubro  de  musloa  ab  eo  composlto, 
V.  106. — A-xitT^ert,  .^.,  St.,  Abbotof  St.  Vincent's,  Benevento. 
Vila;  Sermoues;  Homilla  In  traiisflguratione  Domini ; 
"Vita  SS.  Paldonls,  Tasonls,  et  Tatonls,  v.  89.— Awt- 
perto.  Abbot  of  Afonte- Casino.  Sermo  de  Sancto  Mat- 
thia,  V.  129.— AuxlllTis,  French  priest.  De  ordlnationl- 
bus  a  Formoso  papa  factls  librl  II ;  Llbellus  cuj  usdam 
requireutis  et  respondentia  sen  Auxilli  llbellus  super 
causa  et  negotio  Formosl  papae.v.  129.— A  vitns,  A.  E., 
St.,  Bp.  of  Vienne.  Opera  omnia,  v.  59.— BacUlarius. 
Professio  fldei;  Liber  de  reparatione  lapsi,  v.  20. — 
Baldericiis.  See  Baudrl. — Baldwin,  Abp.  of  Canter- 
bury. Tractatus  varii ;  Liber  de  commeudaiioiie  fldei ; 
Liber  de  sacrameuto  altarla,  v.  204.— Bandiiius. 
Seutentiarum  librl  IV,  v.  192.— Barthelemy,  Abbot 
of  Marvioutiers.  Eplstola  ad  Ernaldura  episcopum  Ce- 
iiomanuensem  ;  De  rebus  gestls  lu  Majori  mouasterio 
eaeculo  XI,  v.  149.— Bai-tliolonic  w.  See  Bartli61emy. 
— Baudoln,  of  Valenciennes.  Tractatus  slve  dlalogus 
magistri  Gualteri  Toruaceusis  et  Baldulnl  Valentla- 
nensis  contra  Judaeos,  v.  209.— Baudrl,  Abp.  of  Vol. 
Opera  omnia,  v.  40, 162, 166.— Beda  Venerabilis.  Opera 
omula,  V.  90-95,  13S.— Beletli,  J.  Rationale  divino- 
rum  offlclorum,  v.  202.— Beiiedlctns  I,  Pope.  Epis- 
tolae, V.  72.— Beiiedictus  II,  Pope.  Epistolae,  v.  96. 
— Benedicfus  III,  Pope.  Epistolae;  Diploma,  v. 
115,  129 — Beuedictus  IV,  Pope.  Epistolae  et  prlvl- 
legia,  V.  131.— Beuedictus  "VI,  Pope.  Epistolae  et 
decreta,  v.  135.— Beuedictus  VII,  I^ope.  Eplstola  et 
privllegia,  v.  137.— Beueflictus  VIII,  Pope.  Epis- 
tolae et  decreta,  v.  139.— Beuedictus  IX,  Pope. 
Epistolae  et  diplomata,  v.  141.— Beuedictus,  Canon 
of  St.  Peter's,  Rome.  De  ecclesiastlco  ordine  totlus 
annl  et  praeclpue  apostolicae  dignitatis  et  totlus 
curiae,  v.  179.— Beuedictus,  Deacon.  Capltularium 
collectio,  V.  97.— Beuedictus,  St.,  of  Monte- Casino. 
Opera  omnia,  v.  66.— Beuedictus,  of  St.  Andrea, 
Monte  San  Oreste.  Chronicon  ;  De  Imperatoria  potes- 
tate  In  urba  Roma  llbellus,  v.  139.— Beuedictus 
Crispus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Milan.  Quaerlmonia  in  syuodo; 
Poeinaiium  medlcum;  Epltaphlum  Ceadual  regis 
Auglo-Saxonum,  v.  89.— Benoit,  St.,  Abbot  of  Aniane. 
Opera  omnia,  v.  103.— Berengaudus,  "/  Ferrieres. 
Exposltlo  super  VII  visiones  librl  Apocalypsls,  v.  17.— 
B^reuger,  Vicomte  de  JVarbonne.  Quaerlmonia  adver- 
8US  Guittredum  Narbonensem  archiep.  v.  143. — B*- 
reuger,  P.  Apologia  pro  Petro  Abaelardo;  Eplstola 
ad  eplsc.  Mlraatensem;  Eplstola  ad  Oarthusianos,  v. 
178. — Berengoslug,  Abbot  of  St.  Maximin,  Treves.  De 
laude  et  invenilone  sanctae  crucis;  Llbellus  de  mys- 
terlo  ligul  Domlnlcl ;  Sermones,  v.  160.— Beruald,  of 
Constance.  See  Bertliold.— Beruard,  of  Angers.  Liber 
de  mlraculis  S.  Fldls,  v.  141.— Beruard,  St.,  Abbot  of 
Clairvaux.  Opera  omnia,  v.  182-185.— Bernard,  Abbot 
of  Font  Chaud.  Liber  adversus  Waldenses,  v.  204.— 
Bernard,  French  monk.  Itlnerarium  in  loca  sancta, 
V.  121.— Bernardo,  Abp.  of  Toledo.  Sermones  IV,  v. 
184. — Berno,  Abbot  of  Reichenau.  Llbellus  de  quibus- 
dam  rebus  ad  mlssae  ofllcium  pertlnentlbus;  Liber 
de  celebratione  ad  veuius  Domini ;  Dlalogus  de  Jej  uulo 
IVtemporum;  Opusculade  musica;  Epistolae;  Vltae 
SS.  Megluradl  et  Udalrlcl;  Carmina;  Annales  Augl- 
enses,  V.  U2 — Bertarlus.  See  Berthalre.— Ber- 
tliaire,  "/  Verdvn.  Oesta  eplscoporum  Virduuenslum, 
V.  132.— Bertholfl, o/ Constance.  Annales;  Hennanui 
Contractl  vita;  Oi)U8Cula,  v.  143,147,148.— Boetliius, 
A.  M.  T.  8.  Opera  omnia,  v.  63,  64.— Bonacursus. 
LibellusconlraUatharos.v.  204. -Boniface  (Wiiifrld), 
St.,  Bp.  of  Mayence.    Opera  omnia,  v.  89.— Bouifncius 

I,  St.,  Pope.     Epistolae  et  decreta,  v.  20.— Bonifaciug 

II,  Pope.     Epistolae  et  decreta,  v.  65.— Bouifncius 

IV,  St.,  Pope.    Concilium  liomanum  sub  Bonifacio  IV, 

V.  80.— Bonifaclns  V,  Pope.  Epistolae  III,  v.  80.— 
'Bon\%ot\e,  Bp.of  Placentia.  Liber  ad  Amicum  slve 
de  porsecuiioue  eccleslao  librl  IX;  Llbellus  do  sacra- 
inentis;  Hlstorlae  ponilllclae  tragmenta;  Decretale, 
V.  150. — Bonon,  Abbot  of  St.  Berlin.  Do  Inventione  et 
elovatlone  corporis  8.  Bortlul,  v.  147.— Bridferth,  of 
Jianitay.  Commentarlum  in  librum  Bodae  de  rerum 
uaturu;  Commentarlum  In  librum  de  loquela  per 
gestum;  Vita  8.  Dunstani,  v.  90,  139.— Britfertns. 
See  Brltlerth.— Bmiio.    Qregurlale,  t.  79.— Bruno, 


St.  Opera  omnia,  v.  152,  153.— Bruno,  St.,  Bp.  of 
Wurzburg.  Exposltlo  in  Psalmos;  Gommentarius  in 
Cantlca;  Gommentarius  In  Oratlonem  Dominicam, 
V.  142. — Bruno.  Euseblus.  .S'ee  Eusebe  Brunon. — 
Brunoue,  St.,  of  Asli,  Bp.  of  Segni.     Opera  omnia,  v. 

164,  165 Burcliard,  Bp.  of  Worms.    Eplstola  ad  Al- 

pertum;  Decretorum  liber,  v.  140. — Caiwa,  Pope.  De 
decreto  uulco  quod  Galo  adscrlbltur,  circa  ordinandos  ; 
Eplstola  ad  Felicem  episcopum,  v.  5. — *Calixtus  I, 
Pope.  Decreta;  Eplstola,  v.  130.— Cnllxtus  II,  Pope. 
Epistolae  et  privllegia,  v.  163.— Caudidus.  De  ima- 
gine Del  fragmentum,  v.  101.— Caudidus  (Arian). 
Liber  de  generatioue  divlna;  Eplstola  ad  Victorlnum, 
V.  8.— Caudidus,  of  Fulda.  Opusculum  de  passione 
Domini;  Num  Chrlstus  corporels  oculis  Deum  videre 
potuerit,  v.  106. — Cassiauus,  J.,  Abbot  in  Marseilles. 
Opera  omula,  v.  49,  50.— Casslodorus,  M.  A.,  Abbot 

at  Viviers.    Opera  omnia,  v.  69,  7U Catullus.    In- 

Btructio  eplstolarls  ad  beatum  Carolum  regem,  v.  96. 
— Cerealls,  Bp.  of  Caslellana.  Llbellus  contra  Maxl- 
miuum  Arianum,  v.  58.- Charlemagne,  King  of 
France  and  Eiup.  of  the  West.  Opera  omula,  v.  97,  98. — 
Cliristopiiorus,  Ami-pope.  Diplomata,  v.  131. — 
Chrodebert,  Bp.  of  Tours.  Judicium  de  muliere 
adultera,  v.  87. — Clirodegang,  St.,  Bp.  of  Metz.  Re- 
gula canouicorum  ;  Diploma,  v.  89. — Chroniatius, 
St.,  Bp.  of  Aquileja.  Sermo  de  VIII  beatitudlnibus; 
Tractatus  XVII  In  Evangelium  S.  Matthael ;  Scripta 
apocrypha,  v.  20.— Clirysologus,  P.,  St.  See  Pietro 
(Grisologo),  5<.— Cirita,  J.,  Abbot  of  Tarouca.  Vita  et 
epistolae;  Regula  ordinls  mllitaris  Avisii,  v.  188. — 
Claudlo,  C,  Bp.  of  Turin.  Opuscula  quae  supersunt, 
v.  104.— Clemens  I,  St.,  Pope.  Canones  apostolorum 
per  Clementem  papam  prolatl;  Epistolae,  v.  130. — 
Clemens  II,  Pope.  Epistolae  et  privllegia,  v.  142. — 
Clemens  HI,  Pope.  Epistolae,  privllegia,  etdecreta, 
V.  204.— Clemens  III,  Anti-pope.  See  Gulberto.— 
Coelesllnus  I,  Pope.  Epistolae  et  decreta,  v,  50. — 
Coelestlnus  II,  Pope.  Epistolae  et  privllegia,  v.  179. 
— Coelestiniis  III,  Pope.  Epistolae  et  privllegia,  v. 
206.— Colunibau,6Y.  Regula coenobialis;  Sermones; 
Epistolae;  Carmina;  Diplomata,  v.  80. — Coniestor,  P. 
See  Pierre. — Commodianus.  Instructlimes  adver- 
sus gentium  deos  pro  Christiana  discipllna:  per  llt- 
teraa  versuum  j)rimas,  v.  5. — Constans.  Tractatus 
de  passione  B.  Emmeramml  martyris,  v.  96.— Con- 
stautluus.  Pope.  Epistolae,  v.  89.  — Constantinus, 
Anti-pope.  Eplstola  ad  Plppluum  regem,  v.  98.— Con- 
•stautinus  I,  G.  F.  V.  A.  C,  Emperor  of  Rome.  Opera 
quae  exstant  unlversa,  v.  8,  74.— Constantinus,  of 
Carthage,  Menk  of  Monte -Casino.  Prolog!  ad  libros  de 
medicina,  v.  150.— Cornelius,  St.,  Pope.  P^plstolae  et 
variorum  ad  ipsum,  v.  3.— Cotto,  J.  Musica,  v.  150. 
— Cresconins,  Bp.  in  Africa.  Breviarlum  canoulcum, 
seu  cauonum  coucordia,  v.  88. — Cnmnilanns,  St., 
Bp.  in  Ireland.  Eplstola  de  controversla  paschall ;  De 
mensura  poenlteniiarum,  v.  87.— Cyprianus,  "/  An- 
tioch.  Oratlones  II,  v.  4.— Cyprianus,  T.  C,  St.,  Bp. 
of  Carthage.  Opera  omnia,  v.  3,  4.— Dagulf.  Octo- 
decasticlion  quo  Psalterium  suum  aurels  iitteris  ex- 
aratum  Carolo  Maguo  nuncupat,  v.  99. — Damasus  I, 

St.,  Pope.     Opera  omnia,  v.  13 Damiano,  P.,  Card.- 

Bp.  of  Ostia.  Opera  omnia,  v.  9, 144, 145.— Defenseur, 
of  Ligugi.  Sciutlllarum  liber,  v.  88.— Dermallus,  o/ 
Ireland.  Itlneraria  seu  exhortatorla,  v.  155.— Deus- 
dedit,  £'<.,  Pope.  Eplstola  ad  Gordianum  HIspalensem 
eplsc. ;  Docretum  de  electlono  Romanl  pontiflcis,  v.  80. 
— Deusdedlt,  Cardinal.  Do  collectlone  manuscripta 
Valicaua;  Praetatio  In  suam  cauDuum  collectionem ; 
Eragmenta  librl  de  prlvUogUs  ecclesiae  Romanae,  v. 
150. — Dexter,  F.  L.  Chronicon  omnimodae  hlstorlae ; 
In  prophetiam  Danlells  de  IV  animallbus,  v.  31.— 
Dinotli,  Abbot  of  Bangor.  Responslo  ad  Augustlnum 
raonachum  peteutem  subjectionem  eccleslae  Roma- 
nae, V.  80.— Dionyaius,  St.,  Pope.  Adversus  SabelU- 
anos  fragmentum,  v.  5.— *Diony«lu8,  St.,  the  Area- 
pagite.  Liber  de  coelestl  hicrarchia  ;  Liber  do  ecciesl- 
astlca  hlerarchla;  Liber  dedlvlnis  nominibus;  Liber 
de  mystica  theologla;  Epistolae,  v.  122.— Dionysius 
(Exlguus).  Opera  omnia,  v.  67.— Dodaiia.  Liber  ma- 
uualls  quom  ad  flUum  suum  Willelmum  direxlt,  v.  106. 
— Donatus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Besanfon.  Regula  ad  virgiues, 
v.  87.— Donus  I,  Pope.  Epltaphlum  Honorll  papae, 
V.  H7.— Drepanius  Florus.  Psalmi  et  hymnl,  v.  61. 
— Urepanlus  Florus.  See  also  Florus  Dropanius.— 
Drogon,  Card.-Bp.  of  O.'ttia.  Sermo  do  jiasaione  Do- 
inlntoa;  Liber  do  creatlone  et  redemptlone  prlml 
homlnla;  Do  VII  donls  8.  Splrltus;  Liber  de  dlvinls 
oniclia,  V.  166.— Uruthmar,  C,  of  Corbie.  Exposltlo 
lu  Matlhaeum  ovangeiislam  ;  Exposltlo  brevis  lu  Lu- 
cam ;  Exposltluncula  In  Joaiinem,  v.  106.— Dudon, 
of  St.  Quentin's,  Vermand.  De  morlbus  et  actls  prlmo- 
rum  Northmannlao  ducum  librl  III,  v.  141.— Dungal, 
Monk  of  St.  Denit.    Eplstola  de  dupUcl  Bolls  ecllpsl 


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anno  810;  Liber  adversus  Claudium  Taurinensem ; 
Carmlna,  v.  103.— Duugtan,  St.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury. 
Epistola;  Begula  raonacliurum  etsauctimonialium,  v. 
137.— Durttnd,  Abbot  of  Troam.  Be  corpore  et  san- 
guine Domini ;  Epitaphium  Ainardi  abbatls  Dl vensis ; 
Epltapblum  MablUae  comiiissae,  v.  Ii9.— Eadiner, 
of  Canterbury.  Operaomnla,  v.133, 159.— Ebboii,  Abp. 
of  Reims.  Confessio;  Apologetlcum ;  Xarratlo  depo- 
Bltiouis  Ebboula;  Poemailca,  v.  116.— Ecbert,  Abbot 
of  Schoenaa.  Sermuues  comra  Catharos;  De  laude 
crucis;  Soliluqulum  seu  meditaUoues;  Stimulus 
amoris,  v.  193.— Eckbertns.  See  Ecbert.— Egbert, 
St.,  Abp.  of  Turk.  Excerptlones  e  dlciis  et  canonlbus 
SS.  patrum  concinuatae  ;  Poenitentiale ;  De  lustitutl- 
one  catholica ;  Canones  de  remedlls  peccaiorum,  v.  89. 
— Eldefousus.  See  lldefonso.- Eleuthere,  St.,  Bp. 
of  Tonman.  Vita;  Sermoues,  v.  6.5.— *Eietttlierlua, 
Popt.  Decreta,  v.  130.— Elie  de  Coxida.  Sermones 
II.  V.  209.— Eliglus.  See  Eloi.— Elol,  St.,  Bp.  ff 
Noyoa.  Tlta;  Honiiliae;  Sermo  ad  regem;  Eplstolae 
et  charta,  v.  87. — Enee,  Bp.  of  Paru.  Liber  adversus 
Graecos,  v.  121.— Euuoditts,  M.  F.,  Bp.  nf  Pacia. 
Epistolarum  libri  IX;  Opuscula  X;  Carminum  librl 
II,  V.  63.— Enrico,  Bp.  of  Parma.  Sermo  de  pascbate 
Domini,  v.  i:i9.— Eurico  da  Settlmello.  Elegia  de 
diversitaie  fortunae  et  philosophiae  consolatione,  v. 
I  *i01.— Ercbeniberto,  of  Monte  -  Casino.  Historia  Lon- 
gobardorum,  v.  129.— Erlgeua,  J.  Scotus.  Opera 
quae  supersunt  omnia,  t.  122.— Erkembald,  Bp.  of 
Stratsburg.  Suspirium  ;  Poematia;  Leges munlci pales, 
V.  ia7. — Ermaurlc, o/  Beichenau.  Fragmenta  de  gram- 
matica,  v.  116.— Erniengand.  Liber  contra  haereti- 
cos,  V.  201. — Ernnldus.  See  Aruauld. — Ernnlfus. 
Set  Arnoul. — Eterlauo,  V.  Liber  de  regressu  ani- 
marum  ab  inferis;  De  baeresibus  Graecorum,  v.  202. 
— Etienne,  Cardinal.  Canones  concllii  Turonensls; 
Epistola;  Diploma,  v.  143. — Etieuue,  St.,  of  Muret. 
Vita ;  Liber  sententiarum  seu  ratiouum ;  Regula,  v. 
2U4.— Etlenne,  Bp.  of  Toumai.  Eplstolae ;  Fragmen- 
ta;  Summae  de  decreiis  proemium,  v.  211. — Etienne 
de  Bauge,  Bp.  nf  Autun.  De  sacramento  altaris;  Cbar- 
tae,  V.  172.  —  Etleune  de  Chalmet,  Carlliusian  prior. 
Epistola  de  perseverentia  ordinis,  v.  153. — Enche- 
riiis,  St.,  Bp.  if  Lyons.  Scripta  quae  exstant,  v.  50. — 
Engenio,  Si.,  Bp.  nf  Toledo.  Miscellanea;  Eplstolae, 
V.  87.— Engeuins  U,  Pope.  Eplstolae  et  decreta,  v. 
105,  12V.— Eugeuins  III,  Pope.  Eplstolae  et  privi- 
legla,  V.  180.— Eugenins,  St.,  Bp.  of  Cartluige.  Pro- 
fesslo  fldel  episcoporum  Alricae;  Epistola  ad  cives 
suos,  T.  58 — Eogj-pplua,  Abbot  of  Lucullano.  Opera 
omnia,  v.  62.— Enlogio,  St.,  Abp.  of  Toledo.     Opera 

omnia,   v.   115 Eusebe    Branon,    Bp.   of   Angers. 

Epistola  de  sacramento  EucUaristiae,  v.  147. — Ease- 
bins,  .S"*.,  Pope.  Eplstolae  III,  v.  7.— Eusebins,  .Si., 
Bp.  of  Vereelli.  Opera  omnia,  v.  12.— ^Euseblns 
Pamphllus,  Bp.  of  Caesarea.  De  nominibus  Hebra- 
icis;  Libri  IV  de  vita  beatissimi  imp.  Couaiautini,  v. 
8,  23,  27 — *Enstatbin8,  of  Africa.  Metapbrasls  La- 
tini  be.Kaemeri  S.  BasUil,  v.  33.— Entroplus,  St.,  Bp. 
of  Valencia.  Eplstolae  de  VIII  vltiis,  de  districtione 
monacborum  et  ruina  monasteriorum,  v.  80.— Enty- 
chlauns,  St.,  Pope.  Exbortatio  ad  presbfteros  ex 
aniiquo  codlce  Vaticano ;  Epist<jla  et  decreta  dubla, 
V.  5. — *Evagrlus.  Altereatio  inter  Tbeopbilum  Chris- 
tianum  et  Simonem  Judaeum ;  Seutenilae,  v.  20. — 
Evauce,  Abbot  of  Troclar.  Epistola  contra  eos  qui 
sauguinemanimalium  immundum  j udicaut  et  carnem 
mundam  dlcunt,  v.  88. — ^Evarlatus,  Pope.  Decreta 
et  eplstolae,  v.  130.— EirodJns,  Bp.  of  Uzalis.  Liber 
de  fide,  contra  ManioUaeos,  v.  42. — *Fablauas.  St., 
Pope.  Epistoiae ;  Decreta,  v.  130. — Facnndus,  Bp.  of 
Hermiana.  Libri  XII  prodefensione  trium  capltulorum 
concllii  Cbalcedonensls ;  Liber  contra  Mocianum; 
Epistola  fldel  Cathollcae,  v.  67.— Farslt,  H.  Libeilus 
de  miraculis  B.  Mariae  vlrginis  in  urbe  Suessioneusi, 
▼.179.— FastidlnSjP.,  English  Bp.  De  vltaCbristiana, 
V.  50.— Fanstlnus,  Presbyter.  Liber  de  Trlnitate; 
Faustinl  fides;  FausUnl  et  Marcellini  adversum  Da- 
masum  libeilus  precum  ad  Impp.  Valentlnianum, 
Theodoslum,  et  Arcadlum,  v.  13.— Faustlnns,  St. 
Homilla  de  passione  Domini,  v.  59.— Fanstns,  St., 
Bp.  of  Kiez.  De  gratia  et  libero  arbitrio  libri  II,  v.  58. 
— Fanstns,  Manichaean  Bp.  Liber  contra  fldem  catho- 
llcam,  V.  8.— Felix  I,  St.,  Pope.    Eplstolae  dubiae  IV. 

Y.  5.— Felix  II,  .S^,  Pope.    Eplstolae,  v.  13 Felix 

m,  St.,  Pope.  Epistoiae,  tractatus,  et  decretum,  v.  58. 
—Felix  IV,  Pope.  Epistoiae  et  decreta,  v.  65.— 
Felix,  Bp.  of  Ravenixa.  Prologus  ad  sermones  8.  Petri 
Cbrysologi,  v.  89.— Felix,  Bp.  of  Seo  de  Urgel.  Con- 
tessio  fldel,  V.  96.— Ferrandna,  F.,  Deacon  at  Carthage. 
Eplstolae  et  opuscula;  Breviaiio  canonum ;  Vita  S. 
Fulgentli  Ruspensls,  v.  65,  67.— Ferreol,  St.,  Bp.  of 
Czes.  Kegula  ad  monacbos,  v.  66.— Flrmlens  Ma- 
teraus,  J.    Liber  de  errore  profanarum  rellglouum. 


V.  12. — Flodoard,  of  Reims.  Opera  omnia,  v.  135. — 
Floras  Drepanlna,  of  Lyons.  Liber  de  electionibus 
episcoporum  ;  De  expositione  mlssae;  Opuscula  ad- 
versus .Araalarlum  ;  Martyrologium  ;  Sermo  de  prae- 
destlnatlone  ;  Liber  adversus  Joannem  Scotuni ;  Car- 
mlna ;  Expositlo  in  Eplstolas  B.  Paull,  v.  119. — Floma 
Drepaulns.  See  also  Drepanlus  Florus. — Folcard, 
Abbot  of  Thorney.  Vitae  SS.  Bertlni,  .Toaunis  Beverla- 
ceusis,  Audomarl,  Oswald!;  Carmen  de  S.  Vigore; 
Opuscula  dubla,  v.  147. — Folentn,  of  St.  Berlin.  Char- 
tularium.T.  136. — Follot.G.,  Bp.  of  London.  Eplstolae 
et  variorum  ad  ipsum  ;  Expositlo  in  C.-intica  cantico- 
rum,  V.  190,  202.— Folqaln.  See  Folculn.— Formo- 
aas, /'op«.  Invectiva  in  Romam  proFormoso;  Epls- 
tolae et  privilegia,  v.  129. — Fortonatas,  Y.  H.  C,  Bp. 
of  Poitiers.  Opera  omnia,  v.  7,  9,  83.- Fonlclier,  of 
Chartres.  Historia  Hierosolymitana,  v.  155. — Franco, 
Abbot  of  Afflinghem.  De  gratia  Dei;  Chronloou  .\ffllge- 
meuse,  ▼.  166.— Franco,  of  Liege.  Specimen  ejus 
operis  de  quadratura  circuli,  v.  143. — Frecnlfe,  Bp. 
of  Lisieux.  Chronlcorum  torai  II,  v.  106.— Frobenins, 
Abbot  of  St.  Emmeram's,  Ratisbon.  Commebtatio  de  vita 
beati  F.  .\lblnl  seu  Alculnl ;  Dissertatio  historica  de 
haeresi  Elipandi  Toletanl  et  Felicia  Orgellltani,  v.  100, 
101.— Fro-win,  Abbot  nf  EngeVterg.  Liber  de  libero  ar- 
bitrio, V.  179. — Fractnosas,  St.,  Bp.  of  Braga.  Begula 
monacborum;  Regula  monasiica  communis;  Epis- 
tola; Carmlna,  v.  87.— Falbert,  St.,  Bp.  of  Chartres. 
Opera  omnia,  v.  141.— Falgentins,  F.  C.  G.,  St.,  Bp. 
of  Ruspe.  Opera  omnia,  V.  65.— Gall,  .S/.,^66ot.  Sermo 
in  consecratione  episcopi ;  Epigrammata,  seu  hyraul 
sacri  antiquorum  patrum  monasterli  S.  Galll,  v.  87. — 
Galteraa,  See  Gautbier.— Garcias,  of  St.  Michael's, 
Ciisan.  De  Initils  mouasteril  sui,  v.  141. — Garlande, 
J.  de.  Opus  synonymorum ;  Fragmenta,  v.  150. — 
Garnler  II,  Bp.  of  Langres.  Sermones,  v.  205. — 
Gamier,  Abbot.  Legatio  ad  regem  .Aristulpbum,  v. 
96. — Garnler,  of  St.  Victor's,  Paris.  Gregorlanum,  boc 
est  allegoricae  omnium  pene  rerum  in  Biblils  conten- 
tarum  explanationes  promptae  ex  unlversis  D.  Gre- 
gorii  papae  scrlptis,  v.  193.— Gaadentiaa,  .St.,  Bp.  of 
Brescia.    Tractatus  vel  sermones,  v.  20. — Gaafrldaa. 

See  Geoffrol Gaaslln,  Abp.  <f  Bourges.    Epistoiae ; 

Sermo  de  S.  Martiall,  v.  141,  142 — Gaathler,  "/  Cluny. 
De  miraculis  B.  vlrginis  Marlae,  v.  173. — Ganthler, 
Prior  of  St.  Victor's,  Paris.  Li ber  contra  IV  labyriulbos 
Franciae,  v.  199.— Ganller  de  Caslellone,  P.  Ti-actatus 
contra  Judaeos;  Alexandreis,  slve  gesta  Alexandrl 
Magnl  llbris  X  comprebensa;  Liber  de  Trlnitate,  v. 
209.— Gelaslaa   I,   Pope.    Opera  omnia,   v.   59,  74. — 

Gelaslus  II,  Pope.     Epistoiae  et  privilegia,  v.  163 

Geunade,  nf  Marseilles.  Liber  de  ecolesiasticis  dog- 
matibus;  Liber  de  scriptoribus  ecolesiasticis,  v.  58. — 
Geoffroi,  Abbot  of  Clairtaux.  Declamationes  de  collo- 
qulo  Simonls  cum  Jesu  ex  S.  Bernardi  sermonibus 
collectae ;  Vita  S.  Bernardi ;  Sermo  In  anniversarlo 
S.  Bernardi;  Epistoiae;  Libeilus  contra  capitula  Gil- 
bertl  Porretani,  v.  184, 185.— Geoffroi,  Abbot  of  Ven- 

dome,  and  Cardinal.    Opera  omnia,  v.  157 Geoffroi 

{Malalerra).  Historia  Sicula,  v.  149.— Germain.  St., 
Bp.  of  Paris.  Scripta  quae  exstant  universa,  v.  72. — 
Gerocb,  Prior  of  ReicJiersperg.  Opera  omnia,  v.  193, 
194. — Gezo,  Abbot  of  Tortnna.  Liber  de  corpore  et 
sanguine  Cbrlsti.  v.  137.— Gilbert,  Abbot  of  Hoy.  Ser- 
moues In  Cantica;  Tractatus  ascetlcl;  Sermo  de  se- 
mlne  verbl  Del;  Epistoiae,  v.  184.— Gilbert  (Crispin), 
Abbot  of  Westminster.  Disputatio  Judaei  cum  Christl- 
ano,  cum  epistola  uuncupatorla  ad  S.  Auselmum ; 
Vita  S.  Herlului,  v.  15<),  139.— Gilbert,  of  SL  Amand, 
Tournay.  Historia  mlraculorum  S.  Amandi,  v.  130. — 
Gilbert  de  la  Porr^e,  Bp.  of  Poitiers.  Commentaria 
in  Boetii  librum  de  Trlnitate;  In  librum  de  praedl- 
catione  trium  personarum;  In  librum  quomodo  sub- 
stantiae  bonae  sint ;  In  librum  de  duabus  uaturis  et 
una  persona  Cbrlsti ;  Epistola  ad  Mattbaeum  abbatem 
S.  Florentil  Salmurleusis;  Liber  de  sex  prlncipiis,  v. 
64, 188.- Gildaa.  Liber  querulus  de  excidio.Britan- 
niae,  v.  69. — Glornaude,  Bp.  of  Ravenna.  DeGetarum 
slve  Gothorum  orlglne  et  rebus  gestis,  v.  69.— Gio- 
-vannl,  Bp.  of  Sabina.  Querimonia  contra  Farfensea 
monacbos,  v.  143 Giovanni,  Abbot  of  Fecamp.  Li- 
beilus de  scrlpturis  et  verbis  patrum  coilectus;  Epls- 
tolae; Chronicon  Flscamense ;  Catalogus  Fiscamen- 
Blum,   v.  147.— Glslebertaa.     See   Gilbert.— Gode- 

fridas.      See   Godefroi;    Gottfried Godefrol,    of 

Slacelot.  Triumphus  S.  Remacli  de  Malmundarleusi 
coenoblo,  v.  149.— Godescale.  See  Gottscbalfe.— 
Godfrey,  of  Bouillon,  Duke  of  Lorraine  and  King  of 
Jerusalem.  Eplstolae  et  dlplomata,  v.  155. — Goffridna. 
See  Geoffroi.— Gontbier,  Bp.  of  Cologne.  Diabolica 
capitula  in  Nicolaum  papam;  Retractatio;  Eplstolae, 
v.  121. — Gontbier,  Cistercian  monk.  Opera  omnia,  v. 
212.— Gotbeschalcaa.  See  Gottscbalk.— Gottfried, 
Abbot  of  Admont.    Opera  omnia,  v.  174.— Gottfried, 


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of  Viterbo.  Pantheon  slve  memoriae  saeculorum,  v. 
198.— Gottschalk.  Sequentlae.v.lil.— GottscliaUt, 

of  Orbais.     Coufesslo;    Eplstola,  v.  121 Gratianus. 

See  G-raziano. — Graziano,o/  Chiusi.  Decretum,  v.  187. 
— Gregolre  (Georglus  Florentlus),  St.,  Bp.  of  Tours. 
Opera  omnia,  v.  71.— Gregorlws  I,  St.,  Pope.    Opera 

omnia,  v.  66,  75-79 Gre^^orins  II,  St.,  Pope.    Epls- 

tolae  et  canones,  v.  89. — Gregortus  III,  St.,  Pope. 
Epiatolae,  v.  89,  98.— Gregorliis  IV,  Pope.  Eplstolae 
et  dlplomata,  v.  106, 129.— Gresorliis  V,  Pope.  Epls- 
tolae et  privllegla,  v.  137. — Gregorius  VI,  Pope. 
Eplstolae  et  dlplomata,  v.  142.— Gregoriiis  VII,  Pope. 
Eplstolae  et  dlplomata  pontlflcia,  v.  148. — Gregorius 
VIII.  Pope.  Eplstolae  et  privllegla,  v.  202.— Grego- 
rius IX,  Pope.  Eplstola  de  canonlzatione  S.  Bruno- 
uls,v.  142.— Gregorius,  Presbyter.  Collectlo  cauonum, 
V.  163.— Grlmald,  Abbot  of  St.  Gall.  Liber  sacramen- 
torum;  Eplstola,  V.  121.— Grlmlalc.  Regula  solitarl- 
orum,  V.  103.— Guerric,  Abbot  of  Ipny.  Sermones  per 
annum,  v.  185. — Guibert,  Abbot  of  St.  Marie  de  Nngent. 
Opera  omnia,  v.  156. — Guiberto,  ^6^.  of  Ravenna 
(Anti-pope  Clemens  III).  Eplstolae  et  privllegla, 
V.  148.— Guido,  Abbot  of  Farfa.  Dlscipllna  Far- 
fensls  et  monasteril  S.  Paul!  Romae,  v.  150. — Guido 
[d'Arezzo,  Abbot  of  the  Holy  Cross.  MIcroIogus;  Ver- 
sus de  muslcae  explanatlone;  Regulae  rhythmlcae; 
De  ignoto  cantu ;  Qnomodo  de  arllhmetica  precedlt 
muslca,  V.  141. — Gnigo.  See  Guigues. — Gnlgues  I, 
Prior  of  LaGrande  Chartreuse.  Eplstolae;  AlediUitioues; 
Consuetudlnes  Carthuslenses;  Vita  S.  Hugonla  oplsc. 
Gratlanopolltanl,  v.  153, 184,  185.— Guigues  II,  Prior 
of  La  Grande  Chartreuse.  Liber  de  quadripertito  exer- 
cltlo  cellae;  Scala  Paradlsl,  v.  40,  153.— Guillaume, 
of  CInses.  Historla  Cluslensls  monasteril;  Vita  S. 
Benedlctl,  v.  150.— Guillaume,  Abbot  of  St.  Thierri, 
Reims.  Opera  omnia,  v.  180,  184. — Guillaume  I,  de 
Champeavx,  Bp.  of  Chalons-sur-Marne.  De  Sacramento 
altaris;  Charta;  Opuscula  dubla.v.  163.— Guillaume 
de  Jumieges.  Historla  Northmannorum,  v.  149. — Giiil- 
leloius,  Abp.  of  Tyre.  Historla  rerum  In  partlbus 
trausmarinls  gestarum  a  tempore  sucoessorum  Ma- 
humeth  usque  A.  D.  1184,  v.  201.— Guitmoiid,  Abp. 
of  Aversa.  Scrlpta  quae  exstant,  v.  149.— Guiide- 
cliar,  Bp.  of  Eichstaedt.  Liber  pontlflcalls  Echste- 
tensls,  V.  146 Guntharius.    .See  Gonthler. — Halit- 

faire,  Bp.  of  Cambray.  Liber  poenltentlalls,  v.  105. — 
larding,  S.,  St.,  Abbot  ofCite.avx.  Censura  de  aliquot 
locis  blbilorum ;  Sermo;  Eplstolae;  Charta  charl- 
tatls;  Usus  antiqulores  ordinis  Clsterclensis;  Exor- 
dium coenobll  etordlnls  Clsterclensis,  v.  166.— Hatto, 
Bp.  of  Basel.  Capitulare  ecclesiae  Basiliensis;  Llbellus 
de  visione  et  obitu  Wetlnl  monachl  Augiensis,  v.  105. 
— riaymo,  Bp.  of  Halberstadl.  Opera  omnia,  v.  116-118. 
— Heberto,  Abp.  of  Turri.  De  mlraculis  libri  III; 
Fragmenta,  v.  185.— Heliiiand,  of  Froidmont.  Opera 
omnia,  v.  212.— Helolse,  Abbess  of  Le  Paraelet.  Epls- 
tola ad  P.  Abaelardum  ;  Problemata,  cum  P.  Abae- 
lardl  solutlonibus,  v.  178. — Henri,  Abbot  of  Clairvaux, 
Card.-Bp.  of  Albano.  Eplstolae  ;  De  peregrinante  ctvl- 
tate  Del,  v.  204. — Henricus  de  Castro  Marsico.  See 
Henri,  Abbot  of  Clairvaux. — Henry,  of  Huntingdon.  His- 
torlarum  llbrl  VIII;  Eplstolae,  v.  195. — Henry,  Irish 
monk.  De  purgatorlo  S.  PatrlcU  Hlbernorum  apostoU, 
V.  180. — lieraclitlea,  of  Alexandria.  Paradlsus,  lucerto 
sed  veterl  Intorprete,  v.  74.— Herbert,  of  Bosham. 
Opera  omnia,  v.  190.— Herbert.  See  also  Heberto.— 
Hericus,  o/  Auxerre.  Praefatlo  In  suas  LXIV  horal- 
llas  de  tempore  et  Sanctis,  v.  124. — H^riman,  Abbot  of 
St.  Martin's,  Tournay.  Tractatus  de  Incaruationo  Jesu 
Chrlstl;  De  mlraculis  8.  Marlae  Laudunensis;  De 
restauratlone  abbatlae  S.  Martini  Tornacensls,  v.  180. 
— Herimanne,  Bp.  of  Metz.  De  translatloue  S.  de- 
mentis ;  Charta ;  De  transitu  Herlmannl,  v.  150.— Her- 
mann, of  Cologne.  Opusculum  de  sua  converslone, 
V.  170.— Hermann  (Contractus),  of  Jteictienau.    Opera 

omnia,  v.  143 Hermann.    See  aho  H6rlman. — Her- 

vaeug.     See  Hervfi Uerv£,  of  Bourg-Dieu.     Opera 

omnia,  v.  181.— Hetto.  See  Hatto.— Hieronymug 
Sophronius,  E.,  St.  Opera  omnia,  v.  22-30.— Hl- 
laire,  St.,  Bp.  of  Aries.  Vita;  Sermo  de  vita  8.  Hono- 
ratl  eplsc.  Arelatensls;  Ejiistola  ad  8.  Eucherlum; 
Opuscula  dubla,  v.  50.— Hllaire,  St.,  Bp.  of  Poitiers. 
Oi)era  omnia,  v.  9,  10.— Hilarius,  of  Sardinia.  Com- 
mentarlUB  In  XII  Epistolas  B.  Paull;  Quaestiones 
VeterlB  et  Novl  Testamentl,  v.  17,  35.— Hllarus,  St., 
Pope.    Eplstolae  et  decreta,  v.  58. — Hildebert,  Bp.  of 

Le  Mans,  and  Abp.  of  Tours.     Opera  omnia,  v.  159, 171 

Hildebrand,  Junior.  Llbellus  de  contemplallone, 
V.181.— Hildefonsua.  -Seelldefonso.— Hlldegarde, 
St.,  Abbess  of  St.  Rupert's  ML  Opera  omnia,  v.  197.— 
Hincmar,  Abp.  of  Reims.  Opera  omnia,  v.  125, 126.— 
Hincinar,  Bp.  of  Loon.  Eplstolae  et  opuscula,  v.  124. 
— Honoriiia  I,  Pope.  Eplstolae;  Fragmenta,  etc.  v. 
80 Honorius  II,  Pope.    Eplstolae  et  privllegla,  v. 


166.— Honorius,  of  Autun.  Opera  omnia,  v.  172. — 
Honorius,  Monk  of  the  6  cent.  De  libris  canonlcls 
Veterls  atque  Nov!  Testamentl,  v.  74.— Hormisdas, 
Pope.  Eplstolae  et  decreta,  v.  63.— Hros'^vitlia,  of 
Gandersheim.  Opera,  v.  137. — Hubald,  of  St.  Amand. 
Operaomnla,v.l32. — Hucbald.  -See Hubald. — Hugo. 

See  Hugues. — Hugo  Eterlanus.     -See  Eterlano,  U 

Hngnes,  St.,  Abbot  of  Cluny.  Opera  omnia,  v.  159.— 
Hngues,  Prior  of  St.  Victor's,  Paris.  Opera  omnia, 
V.  175-177. — Hngues,  of  Sainte  Marie,  Monk  of  Fleury. 
Historla  ecclesiastlca ;  Llbrl  qui  modernorum  regum 
Francorum  contlnet  actus ;  De  regla  potestate  et 
sacerdotall  dignltate  ;  Eplstola  ;  Vita  Sacerdotis  epls- 
copl  Lemovlcensls,  v.  163. — Hngues  d' Amiens,  Abp.  of 
Rouen.  Eplstolae;  Dlalogorum.seuquaestionum  theo- 
loglcarum  llbrl  VII;  Tractatus  In  hexameron ;  Contra 
haeretlcos  llbrl  III ;  Tractatus  de  inemorla;  De  flde 
catholica  et  oratloue  Dominica;  Vita  S.  Adjutoris,  v. 
192.— Hugues  de  Britenil,  Bp.  of  Langres.  Tractatus 
de  corpore  et  sanguine  Chrlstl  contra  Berengarlum, 
V.  142. — Hugues  de  Foliet.  See  Hugues  de  Fouilloi. — 
Hngues  de  Fouilloi.  De  bestlis  et  allls  rebus;  De 
claustro  anlmae  llbrl  IV;  De  medicina  anlmae ;  De 
nuptlls  llbrl  II,  v.  176,  177.— Humbert,  Card.-Bp.  of 
the  White  Forest.  Opera  omnia,  v.  143. — Hyginus, 
Pope.  Decreta;  Eplstola  ad  Atheulenses,  v.  130. — 
Ildefonso,  St.,  Abp.  of  Toledo.  Opera  omnia,  v.  96 — 
Ildefonso,  Spanish  Bp.  Opusculum  de  pane  Eu- 
charistico,  v.  106.— Ingelrainne,  Abp.  of  Metz.  Col- 
lectlo canonum ;  Capiiuia;  Donatlones  quasdam,  v. 
90 Innocentius  I,  St.,  Pope.  Eplstolae  et  de- 
creta, V.  20.— Innocentius  II,  Pope.  Eplstolae  et 
privllegla,  v.  179.— Innocentius  III,  Pope.  Opera 
omnia,  v.  214-217. — Isaac,  Bp.  of  Langres.  CanoneS, 
V.  124.— Isaac,  Abbot  of  Stella.  Sermones;  De  anl- 
ma;  De  offlcio  mlssae,  v.  194.— *l8aias,  St.,  An  Egyp- 
tian abbot.  Praecepta  sen  concilia  LXVIII  posita  in 
tlronibus  in  monachatu,  v.  103.— Isidore,  St.,  Abp. 
of  Seville.  Opera  omnia,  v.  81-84.— Isidorus  Mercator. 
Collectlo  decretallum,  v.  130.— Ison,  of  St.  Gall.  De 
mlraculis  S.  Othmarl  llbrl  II;  Formulae,  v.  87,  121.— 
Ives,  St.,  Bp.  of  Chartres.  Opera  omnia,  v.  161,  162.— 
Jean,  of  St.  Ouen,  Rouen.  Sermones  IV,  v.  162.— Jean 
(Michaelensis).  Regula  Templariorum,  v.  166.— Jean 
I,  Abp.  of  Rouen.  Liber  de  oflicils  eccleslasticls,  v.  147. 
— Joannes  II,  Pope.  Eplstolae  et  variorum  ad 
ipsum,  v.  66.— Joannes  III,  Pope.  Eplstolae  et  de- 
creta, V.  72.— Joannes  IV,  Pope.  Eplstolae,  v.  80.— 
Joannes  V,  Pope.  Exemplar  dlvlnae  jusslonis  Jus- 
tlnlaul  Augustl  ad  Joannem  papam  directae  In  con- 
firmatlonem  synodi  VI  cp.  v.  96.  —  Joannes  VI, 
Pope.  Causa  Will ridiana ;  Mouumenta  contempo- 
ranea,  v.  89.— Joannes  VII,  Pope.  Eplstolae,  v.  89. 
—Joannes  VIII,  Pope.  Eplstolae  et  decreta,  v.  126. 
—Joannes  IX,  Pope.  Eplstolae  et  privllegla;  Canon 
de  electlone  papae  ;  Praelocutlo  in  concilio  Kaveuuate, 
V.  131.— Joannes  X,  Pope.  Eplstolae  et  privllegla, 
V.  132.— Joannes  XI,  Pope.  Eplstolae  et  privllegla, 
V.  132.— Joannes  XII,  Pope.  Eplstolae  et  privllegla, 
V.  133.— Joannes  XIII.  Pope.  Eplstolae  et  decreta, 
V.  135.— Joannes  XIV,  Pope.  Eplstola  ad  Alonem 
Beneveutauum,  v.  137.— Joannes  XV,  Pope.  Epls- 
tolae et  privllegla,  v.  137.— Joannes  XVIII,  Pope. 
Eplstolae  et  dlplomata,  v.  139. — Joannes  XIX,  Pope. 
Eplstolae  et  diploniata,  v.  141.— Joannes  11  (Cappa- 
dox),  Bp.  of  Constantinople.  Exeniplum  llbelli  quo 
catholicam  fldem  profltetur,  haeretlcos  omnes  et 
praecipue  Acaclum  detostatur,  etc.  v.  63.— Joannes, 
Deacon  at  Rome.  Eplstola  de  varlls  rliibus  ad  bap- 
tismum  pertinentlbus  et  allls  observatione  dignis,  v. 
59. — Joannes,  Beacon  at  Rome,  Canon  of  the  Lateran. 
Liber  de  ecclosia  Laterauensi,  v.  194. — Joannes.  See 
also  Giovanni;  Jean;  John. — Joannes  Cirita.  See 
Clrlta,  J.— Joannes  de  Garlandia.  See  Garlande, 
J.  de. — Jobn,  of  Cornwall.  Apologia  de  Verbo  Incar- 
uato  ;  Llbellus  de  canone  mystlcl  libaminis  ej  usque 
ordinlbus;  Euloglum  ad  Alexandrum  III  papam, 
quod  Ohrlstus  sit  allquis  homo,  v.  177,  199.— John,  of 
tialisbury,  Bp.  of  Chartres.  Opera  omnia,  v.  190,  199 — 
Jonas,  Bp.  of  Orleans.  De  lustitutlone  lalcall  libri  III ; 
De  Instltutlone  regla;  De  cultu  tmaglnum  llbrl  III; 
Historla  trauslationis  S.  Hucbertl,  e|)lscopl  Tungrensls 
In  monasterium  Andagluense,  v.  106.— Josselln,  Bp. 
of  Soissons.  Expositlo  symboll  et  Oratlonis  l>oralnicae ; 
Charta,  v.  186.— Julian,  St.,  Abp.  of  Toledo.  Opera 
omnia,  v.  96 Julianus,  Bp.  of  Eclanum.  Vita ;  Ll- 
bellus fldel ;  Eplstolae;  Ad  Florura  adversus  llbrum 
II  S.  Augustlnl  de  nuptlls  Ubrl  VIII;  Liber  de  amore  ; 
Liber  de  consiantiae  bono  contra  perlldlam  Maul- 
chael;  Ruflnlanl  llbelU  Interpretatlo,  v.  48.— Juliug 

I,  St.,  Pope.  Opera  quae  exstant  omnia,  v.  8 — Juni- 
liua,  Bp.  in  Africa.    De  partlbus  dlvlnae  legls  llbrl 

II,  V.  68.— Justus,  Bp.  of  Seo  de  Urgel.  Ei)lstola ;  Ex- 
pUcatlo  lu  Cantlcum  Salomonls,  v.  67.— Juvencns, 


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C.  V.  A.  Hlstorlaevangellca;  Liber  in  Genesim;  Car- 
men de  laudibus  Domini,  v.  19.— Iia.horan.s,  Cardinal. 
DIsquisitiocritica  in  decretorum  compUatlonem  quam 
Laborans  adornavit  et  ejuadem  rragmenta.  v.  2'H.— 
I<aet«ntia8,  L.  C.  F.  Opera  omnia,  v.  6,  7.— Irfim- 
bert,  of  SI.  Oner.  Liber  floridus,  v.  163.— Imndolfo, 
il  giovane,  of  San  Paolo.  Hlstoria  Mediolanensis,  1095- 
1137,  V.  173. — Liitndolfo,  il  recchio.  Hlstoria  Mediola- 
nensis, V.  147.— Laiifranc,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.    Opera 

omnia,  v.  150 Danreutlns.    See  Lorenzo.— Lean- 

dro,  St.,  Bp.  of  Seville.  Kegula;  Homilia  In  laudem 
eccleslae,  v.  72.— Ledwiu,  Abbot  of  St.  Vaasi.  Constl- 
tutlo  de  placito  generall,  v.  141. — Leidrade,  Abp.  of 
Lyons.  Liber  de  sacrameuto  baptismi ;  Epistola,  v.  99. 
— Lieo  I,  Pope.  Opera  omnia,  v.  54-56. — Leo  II,  Pope. 
Epistolae,  v.  96.— Leo  III,  St.,  Pope.  Epistolae  et 
variorum  ad  ipsum  ;  Prlvilegia,  v.  lO^,  129.— Leo  IV, 
Pope.  Epistolae  et  decreta,  v.  115,  129.— Leo  VI, 
Pope.  Epistola  ad  episcopoa  Dalmatiae,  v.  lo2.— Leo 
VII,  Pope.  Epistolae  et  prlvilegia,  v.  132.— Leo  VIII, 
Anti-p^pe.  Prlvilegia  et  constitutiones,  v.  134. — Leo 
IX,  St.,  Pope.  Libellus  de  confllctu  vitiorum  atque 
■vlrtutum;  Oratlo  ad  Adelbertum  comitum;  Dlplo- 
mata;  Epistolae  et  decreta,  v.  143.— Leone,  Bp.  of 
Atina.  De  Inventlone  corporis  B.  Marcl  martyris  et 
pontiflcis ;  Privilegium ;  Sermo  de  passlone  B.  Marcl ; 
Sermo  In  ociava  ejusdem,  v.  143. — Lepoi-lus,  Presby- 
ter. Libellus  emendationis,  confessiouem  fldei  catho- 
llcae  contineus  de  mysterlo  incarnationls  Christi  cum 
errorls  pristlui  detestatione,  ad  episcopos  Galllae,  v. 
31.— Liberatns,  Deacon  at  Carthage.  Breviarium  causae 
Nostorlanorum  et  Eutychianorum,  v.  68.— Liberins, 
Pope.  Epistolae,  dicta,  et  gestae,  v.  8.— Lisiurd.  of 
Tourt.  Historia  Hierosolymitana,  v.  174.  —  Llnt- 
praudo,  Bp.  of  Cremona.  Historia  gest-oruin  regum 
et  imperatorum  sive  antapodosis ;  Liber  de  rebus 
gestis  Ottonis  Magnl  imp. ;  Reiatio  de  legatione  Con- 
Btantinopolitana ;  Pseudo  Luitprandi  liber  de  ponti- 
flcum  Romanorum  vitis,  v.  129,  136.— Lorenzo,  of 
Mnnte- Casino.  Sermo  in  vigiliis  S.  Benedict!,  v.  133. — 
jAorem.o,Bp.of  Notara.  Homlliae  ;  Liber  demuliere 
Cliananaea,  v.  6(5. — Lorenzo, "/  Verona,  Deacon  at  Pisa. 
De  bello  Balearico,  v.  163.— Loup  (Servatus  Lupus). 
Opera  omnia,  v.  119.— Lnclfer,  Bp.  of  Cagliari.  Opera 
omnia,  v.  13.— Lncins  I,  St.,  Pope.  Epistolae  et  de- 
creta, V.  3.— Lncins  II,  Pope.  Epistolae  et  prlvilegia, 
V.  179.— Lncins  III,  Pope.  Epistolae  et  prlvilegia,  v. 
201. — Lncnientius.  Commentarii  in  aliquot  Novi 
Testament!  partes,  v.  72. — Lnpns.  See  Loup — Slag- 
nns,  Abp.  of  Sens.  Libellus  de  mysterio  baptismatis; 
Esplicatio  notarum  apud  Jurisconsultos  obviarum, 
V.  102.— Mamertns,  C,  Presbyter  of  Vienne.  De  statu 
animae  libr!  Ill ;  Epistolae  II;  Nonnulla  carmlna,  v. 
53. —  Slanegold,  of  Lulenbach.  Opusculum  contra 
Wolfelmum  Coloniensem,  v.  155. — Marbode,  Bp.  of 
Hennas.  Opuscula,  v.  171. — Blarcelilnns,  St.,  Pope. 
Epistolae,  v.  7.— Marcelllnns,  Presbyter.  Libellus 
Eaustini  et  Marcelliul  precum  ad  imperatores  Valen- 
tlnianum,  Theodosium,  et  Arcadiura,  v.  13. — Mar- 
cellns  I,  St.,  Pope.  Epistolae,  v.  7. — Marcnlpiie, 
French  monk.  Formularum  libri  n,  v.  87. — Marcns, 
St.,  Pope.  Scripta  dubiae  auctoritatis,  v.  8.— Marlnns 
I,  Pope.  Prlvilegia;  Epistola,  v.  126 — 3Iariuns  II, 
Pope.  Epistolae  et  prlvilegia,  v.  133. — Marias  Mer- 
cator.  See  Mercator,  M.— Martin,  St.,  Bp.  nf  Braga. 
Opuscula  VII;  Varil  versus,  v.  72. — Slartin,  St.,  Bp. 
of  Tours.  Trlnae  unitatis  et  unius  Trinltatisconfesslo, 
V.  18.— Martin,  St.,  of  Leon.  Opera  omnia,  v.  208,  209. 
— Martiuien,  French  monk.  Prologus  In  Ubros  mo- 
rales, v.  131.— Martinns  I,  5?.,  Pope.  Epistolae;  Prlvi- 
legia, V.  87.— Matthaeus.  See  Matthieu.— MattUlen, 
of  Venddme.  In  librura  Toblae  paraphrasls  metrica; 
Carmlna  varia,  v.  205.— Mnxi inns,  St.,  Bp.  of  Turin. 
Opera  omnia,  v.  57.— Melchiades.  See  Mlltiades.— 
Mercator,  M.  Opera  omnia,  v.  48.— Miltiades,  St., 
Pope.  Epistola  ad  omnes  Hlspaniae  episcopos,  v.  7. — 
If  icetag,  St.,  Bp.  of  Aquileja.  Liber  de  ratione  fldei ; 
De  Spirltus  Sanctl  poteutla;  De  diversis  appella- 
tionlbus  Jesu  Chrlsto  convenlentibus;  Explanatio 
symboli,  v.  52.— Kieetins,  St.,  Bp.  of  Treves.  Opus- 
culum de  vigiliis  servorum  Del;  Opusculum  de 
psalmodiae  bono,  v.  63.— If  icolas,  of  Clairrauz.  Ser- 
mones;  Epistolae,  v.  184,  196.— Nlcolans  I,  Pope. 
Epistolae  et  decreta,  v.  119, 129.— Xlcolans  II,  Pope. 
Epistolae  et  prlvilegia,  v.  143.— Bf  itUard,  Abbot  of  St. 
Biquier.  De  dlssonsionibus  flliorum  Ludovlcl  pii,  v. 
116.— Norbert,  St.,  Abp.  of  yfagdebtirg.  Vita;  Ser- 
mones;  Chartae,  v.  170.— Notlier,  of  St.  Gall.  De 
Interpretibus  divinarum  scrlpturarum  liber;  Liber 
sequentiarum  ;  Martyrologlum  ;  Epistola ;  Formulae  ; 
De  muslca;  Carmlna,  v.  87, 131.— Nov^atianns,  Pres- 
byter in  Rome.  Liber  de  Trinltate ;  De  clbls  Judaicls 
epistola;  Epistola  clerl  Romanl  nomine  scripta,  v.  3. 
— ffo-vatna.  Sententla  de  bumilltate  et  obedientla, 
Pabt  it.— 32. 


etde  calcanda  superbia,  v.  18.— Odilon,o/5<.  Midard. 
Epistolae;  De  translatione  reliquiarum  S.  Sebastlanl 
martyris  et  Gregoril  papae ;  De  translatione  SS.  Tl- 
burtil,  Marcelllnl,  etc. ;  Sermones,  v.  132. — Odilon  d< 
Jfercoeur,  St.,  Abbot  of  Cluny.  Vita ;  Epistolae  ;  Vita  B. 
Maioli;  Hymni  IV  in  vigllia  Maioli ;  Liber  miracu- 
lorum;  Sermones,  v.  142,  144.— Odo.  See  Odon. — 
Odolrie,  Abp.  of  Reims.  Sententla  contra  lures  sacri- 
legos,  V.  133. — Odou,  Bp.  of  Beaurais.  Sermo  in  S. 
Lucianum ;  Canoues  ;  Instltutio  de  rebus  eccleslae  S. 
Petri  congregation!  destinatis,  v.  124. — Odon,  Bp.  of 
Cambrai.  Scripta  quae  supersuut,  v.  160.— Odon,  St., 
Abbot  of  Cluny.  Opera  omnia,  v.  133.— Odou,  of  Deail. 
De  profectione  Ludovic!  VIZ  in  orientem,  v.  185. — 
Odoranne,  of  Sens.  Chronlcon ;  Hlstoria  transla- 
tionis  S3.  Savinlani.Potentian!  sociorumque  martyrum 
In  Senonense  S.  Petri  coenobium;  Opuscula  XIII; 
Hyronus  in  S.  Savinlanum  soclosque  e]  us ;  Epltaphla 
Senonensia,  v.  142. — Oger,  Abbot.  Sermones  XV  de 
verbis  Domini  in  ultima  coena,  v.  134.— Ollva,  Bp.  of 
Osuna.  Sermo  in  natali  S.  Narcissi ;  De  converslone 
B.  Afrae;  Epistolae;  Vicensis  eccleslae  conaecratlo; 
Concilli  Narbonensls  synodlca,  v.  142. — Optatns,  St., 
Bp.  ofMilah.  Opera  omnia, v.  11. — Ordericns  Vltalis, 
Monk  of  Ouche.  Historia  ecclesiastica,  v.  188.— Orien- 
tins,  St.,  Bp.  of  Auch.  Commonitorlum,  v.  61. — *Ori- 
genes.  S.  Eusebii  Hieronyml  translatlo  homlliarum 
lu  Jeremiam  et  EzecUielem,  in  Lucam,  et  In  vlsiones 
Isalae,  v.  23,  24,  25,  26.— Orosins,  P.,  of  Tarragonia. 
Hlstoriarum  librl  VII;  Liber  apologetlcus  contra 
Pelagium  de  arbitril  libertate ;  Ad  Augustlnum  con- 
sultatio  slve  commonitorlum  de  errore  Priscillianlsta- 
rura  et  Origenlstarum,  v.  31. — 'Orsiesins,  St.,  Abbot 
of  Tabenna.  Doctrina  de  Institutione  monachorum,  v. 
103. — Osins,  Bp.  of  Cordova.  Sententiae  sive  canones 
sanctorum  et  beatorum  patrum  qui  Sardicae  convene- 
runt ;  Epistola,  v.  8. — Otio, "/  St.  Emmeran's,  Ratisbon. 
Opera  omnia,  v.  89,  146.— Ottone,  of  Asti.  Expositio 
In  Psalmos,  v.  165. — Pablo,  Deacon  of  Merida.  De 
vita  patrum  Emeritensium  ;  Apospasmatlon  de  rebus 

Emeritenslbus,  v.  80 ^Pacbomlns,  St.,  <f  Tabenna. 

Begula  ad  monachos ;  Epistolae  et  verba  mystica,  y. 
23 — Pacianns,  St.,  Bp.  of  Barcelona.  Epistolae  III  ad 
Sympronlanum  ;  Exhortatorius  libellus  ad  poeniten- 
tlam ;  Sermo  de  baptismo,  v.  13. — *Palladin8,  Bp.  of 
Helenopolis.    Historia  Lausiaca,  v.  73,  74. — Paolino, 

Patriarch  of  Aquileja.     Opera  omnia,  v.  99 Paoto 

Varnefrido,  of  Aquileja.  Scripta  quae  supersunt 
universa,  v.  95.  —  Papbnntins,  St.,  Egyptian  Bp. 
Regula  ad  monachos ;  Vita  S.  Onuphrii  eremltae,  v.  73, 
103.— Pascbalis  I,  Pope.    Epistolae  et  diplomata,  v. 

102,  129 Pascbalis  II,  Pope.  Eiiistolae  et  prlvilegia, 

V.  163. — Pascbaslns,  Deacon  at  Rome.  De  Spiritu 
Sancto  llbri  II,  v.  62.— Paterio,  St.,  Bp.  of  Brescia.  De 
expositione  Veteris  ac  Nov!  Testament!  ilber,  v.  79. — 
Patrick,  St.,  of  Ireland.  Operaomnia,  v.4, 53. — Panl. 
iSee  Pablo;  Paolo;  Paulus.— Panlinns,  o/ Jfi'/on.  Li- 
bellus ad  versus  Coelestium  ;  De  benedlotionibus  patri- 
archarum  libellus;  Vita  S.  Ambrosil  Mediolanensis 
eplscopl,  V.  14,  20.— Panlinns,  M.  P.  A.,SC.,Bp.  of 
Nola.  Opera  omnia,  v.  61. — Panlus  I,  St.,  Pope. 
Epistolae,  v.  89.— Pelaglna  I,  Pope.  Epistolae,  v.  69. 
— Pela$;ins  II,  Pope.  Epistolae  et  decreta,  v.  72. — 
Pelagins  (Britannus).  Libellus  fldei;  Eucologlae 
ex  Scriptura;  Liber  de  natura;  Liber  ad  vlduam; 
Epistolae ;  Expositiones  in  Epistolas  S.  Paull,  v.  22, 
30, 48.— Petms.  Archdeacon.  Quaestiones  in  Danielem 
prophetam  a  Petro  enodatae,  v.  96. — Petms,  Deacon, 
and  others.  De  incarnatione  et  gratia  Domini  Nostrl 
Jesu  Christi  ad  Fulgentium  et  alios  episcopos  Alrlcae 
liber,  V.  62.— Pbilastrins,  St.,  Bp.  of  Brescia.  Liber 
de  haeresibus,  cum  praecedentlbus,  v.  12. — Philippe 
dt  Harveng,  Abbot  of  Notre  Dame  de  Bonne  Espirance,  Cam- 
bray.  Opera  omnia,  v.  203.— Philippns,  Presbyter. 
Commentarlus  in  Job,  v.  23.— Pboebadins,  St.,  Bp. 
of  Ayen.  Liber  contra  Arianos;  Tractatus  de  flde 
orthodoxa;  Libellus  fldei,  v.  20.— Pierre,  of  Les  Vaux 
de  Cemay.  Historia  Aibigensium  et  sacrl  belli  in  eos 
anno  1209  suscepti,  v.  213.— Pierre,  of  Maillezait.  De 
coenoblo  Malleacensis  insulae,  v.  146. — Pierre,  the 
Chanter.  Verbum  abbrevlatum,  v.  205. — Pierre  de 
Blois,  Archdeacon  of  Bath.  Opera  omnia,  v.  207.— Pierre 
de  Celle,  Bp.  of  Chartres.  Opera  omnia,  v.  202.— Pierre 
(  Comestor).  Hlstoria  scbolastlca  ;  Sermones,  v.  198. — 
Pierre  de  Poitiers.  Panegyricus  Petro  Venerablll 
dlctus.  In  primo  adventu  ejus  ad  .\qultaniam  se- 
cundam;  Sententlarum  llbri  V,  v.  189,  211.— Pierre 
(le  Vtnirable),  Abbot  of  Cluny.  Opera  omnia,  v.  189. — 
Pletro,  Deacon  and  librarian  of  Monte-  Casino.  Chronl- 
con Casinense,  auctoribua  Leone  Marslcano  et  Petro 
diacono;  De  viris  lilustribus  Caslnenslbus  ;  Liber  de 
ortn  et  obltu  Justorum  coenobli  Caslnensis;  Liber  de 
locls  Sanctis ;  Prologus  in  regestum  Casinense;  Dlscl- 
pUna  Caslnensis;  Epistolae  in;  Bbytbmus  de  nois- 


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Blmls  dlebus,  v.  173.— Pletro  (Grisologo),  St.,  Abp.  nf 
Ravenna.  Sermoues,  v.  52.— Pletro  Lomhardo.  Opera 
omnia,  v.  191,  192.— Pletro  da  Ravenna.  Regula  clerl- 
corum.v.  163.— Pletro  Grossolano,  yi&j'.  of  Milan. 
Oratlo  de  Spiritu  Saucto,  v.  162.— Plrmlniiis,  St., 
Abbot.  De  singulis  libris  canonicis  scarapus  seu  col- 
lectio,  V.  89.— Placldo,  nf  Nonantola,  Bp.  Liber  de 
houore  eccleslae,v.  163. — Poleuieus  Sylvius,  k.,Bp. 
of  Sion.  Kalendarium  antiquum  anno  CCCIIL  con- 
scriptum,  v.  13.— Pomeriiis,  J.  De  Vila  contempla- 
tiva  llbri  III,  v.  59.— Poutlaiiiis,  Pope.  Decreta; 
Epistola  de  fraterna  dilectlone  et  vltandis  malls, v.  130. 
— Priniaslus,  Jip.  of  Namamel.  Commentaria  in  Epls- 
tolas  B.  Paull,  in  Apocalypsim,  v.  68.— Prosper,  St.,  of 
Aquitaine.  Opera  omnia,  v.  33,  45,  51.— Prosper.  Fi- 
del cathollcae  professio,  v.  65.— Prothade,  St.,  Al>p. 
of  Besanfon.  Liturgia;  Charta,  v.  80.— Priidentius 
(Galindo),  St.,  Bp.  of  2'royes.  Opera  omnia,  v.  115. — 
Fiilliis,  K.,  Cardinal.  Sententiae,  v.  186.  —  Ptir- 
chardns.  fteBurchard.— Rabanus  Manrns  Mag- 
neiitius,  Abx>.  of  Mayence.  Opera  omnia,  v.  107-11-2. — 
Racliio,  Bp.  of  Slra^sburg.  luscripUo  codlcls  conti- 
nentis  canoues  couciliorum  et  decretum  pontiflciim 
quem  jussit  Raclilo,  anno  788,  v.  96.— Radbert  (PftS- 
chasius).  St.,  Abbot  of  Corbie.  Opera  omnia,  v.  120.— 
Radiilfns.  See  Kaoul.  —  Ralnald,  St.,  Abbot  of 
CHeaux.  InsUtuta  (.^11)111111  geueralLs  ordinis  Cister- 
clensis,  v.  181 — Raluardus.     See  Kainald.— Raonl 

[Ardent).    Homiliarum  libri  II,  v.  155 Rath^re,  Bp.  of 

Veruna.  Opera  omnia,  v.  136.— Ratramne,  of  Corbie. 
Opera  omnia,  v.  121.— Regiiio,  Abbot  of  Frum.  Chronl- 
cou;  De  ecclesiasticis  disciplinls  et  rellglone  Christi- 
ana, V.  132. — Reiner,  of  Liege.  Scripta  quae  super- 
8unt,  V.  204. — Remi,  of  Avxerre.  Opera  omnia,  v.  131. 
— Remt,  Bp.  of  Chur.  Canones  pro  sua  dloecesi,  v. 
102 — Remi,  St.,  Bp.  of  Lyons.  De  tribus  eplstolls 
liber;  Absoiutio  quaeslionis  de  generall  per  Adam 
damnatlone  omnium,  et  special!  per  Christum  ex 
eadem  ereptione  electorum  ;  De  tenenda  Scrlpturae 
verltate,  v.  121.— Rheticlus,  Bp.  of  Autun.  Dictum 
de  baptlsmo,  V.  6.— Richard,  ^bboi  ofFleury.  Col- 
lectlocousuetudlnum.v. 136. --Richard, ^6ho«o//'r^aux. 
ProloguslnLeviticum;  Epitaphium,v.l66.— Rlcliard, 
Prior  of  St.  Victor's,  Parix.  Opera  omnia,  v.  196. — 
Richard  des  Foumeaux,  Abbot  of  Preaux.  FragmeiUa 
commentarii  in  Genesin,  v.  155,  159.— Richer,  of  St. 
Remi,  Reims.  Historiarum  libri  IV,  v.  138.— Robert, 
of  St.  Remi,  Reims.  Historia  Hierosolymitana,  v.  155. — 
Robert  de  Monte.  See  Bobert  de  Torigni. — Robert  de 
Tomhlaine,  Abbot  of  St.  Vigor  of  C&risy.  Commentaria 
in  Cantica  canticorura  libri  II;  Epistola,  v.  150. — 
Robert  de  Torigni,  Abbot  of  St. Michel  de  Tonihelaine-sur- 
Mer.  Liber  de  gestls  Henrici  I  regis  Aiiglorum  ;  Epis- 
tola ad  Gervasium  prlorem  S.  Serenici ;  Tractaius  de 
Immutationeordlnlsmonachorum;  Prologusiu  abbre- 
viationemexpositlonisepistolarumapostolisecundum 
Augustinum;  Continuatio  Sigebertl  Gemblacensis 
chronicae;  Epistola;  Auctarium,  v.  149,  160,  202.— 
Robert,  le  Poule.  See  Pullus,  R — Robertiia  de  Ar- 
bristtto.  See  Arbrisell,  R.  d'.— Rodulphe  (Glaber),  of 
Cluny.  Historiarum  llbrl  V  ;  Vita  S.  GuiUelmi,  abbatis 
Divionensls,  v.  142.  —  Rodiilphus.  See  Raoul.— 
Roger,  Abbot  of  SI.  Evurte,  Orleans.  Relatio  de  inven- 
tlone  8.  pontiflcis  Evurtii,  v.  199.— Rogerius.  See 
Ruggierl.— Roinanus,  i'ope.  Epistolae  ad  Rlculfum, 
V.  129.— Roiuoaldo,  St.,  Abbot.     Fragmentum  expo- 

sltionls  Psalml  LXVIII,  v.  140 Rorlcou,  o/ jtfoi.s.sac. 

Gesia  Francorum  ab  ipslus  gentls  origine  ad  obitum 
usque  Clodovel  regis,  v.  139.— Rostvitha.  See  Hroe- 
Wltha.— Rothade  II,  Bp.  of  Soissons.  Libellus  pro- 
clamatlonis,  v.  119.— Rudolph,  Abbot  of  St.  Tron. 
Gesta  abbatumTrudoriensium  ;  Epistolae;  Actatrans- 
latlonis  8.  Gereoiiis;  Vita  Lietbertl  episcopl  Camera- 
censls,  V.  146,  173 — Riitiung,  Bp.  De  bono  pads 
llbrl  II,  V.  150 — *Rufiiiu8  {Ti/rannius),  of  AquiUja. 
Opera  omnia,  v.  21.  73.— Riiggierl,  of  Benevento.  be 
dlversls  praescrlptlonibus;  DIalogus  de  praescrlptl- 
ODlbuB,  V.  146.— Rupert,  Abbot  of  I>uyl.s.  Opera  om- 
nia, V.  167-170.— Rnricius,  tlie  Elder,  Bp.  of  Limoges. 
Eplstolarum  llbrl  II,  v.  58.— Rustlcus,  Beacon.  Opus 
contra  Acephalos,  v.  67.— Saloue,  Bp.  of  Vienne.  Ex- 
positlo  mysllca  In  parabolas  Salomonls,  In  Ecclesl- 
asten,  v.  53.— Sal-vleu,  Presbyter  of  Marseilles.  Opera 
omnia,  v.  53.— Samuel,  nf  Morocco.  Liber  de  adventu 
Mesalae  praeterlto,  v.  149.— Sedatna,  Bp.  of  Beziers. 
Homllla  de  Epipbanla ;  Sermoues  II,  v.  72.— Seduliug 
Scotus.  Opera  quae  supersunt  unlversa,  v.  li)3. — 
Seh^re,  Abbot  of  Chaumouzey.  Do  prlmordlls  Calmosl- 
acensis  mouaslerit  llbrl  II,  v.  162.— Sergiiig  I,  J'ope. 
Epistola  ad  Ceolfrldum  abbateni,  do  Boda  VenorablU 
Romam  transmlttendo,  v.  89.— Serglus  II,  Popt. 
Epistola  ad  episcopos  Transalplnos;  Epistola  ad  An- 
scharlum  Hamburgensem  episcopum,  v.  106,  129. — 
Serglua  III,  Pope.    Epistolae  et  prlvilegla,  v.  131.— 


Sergius  IV,  Pope.  Epistolae  et  diplomata,  v.  139.— 
Servatus  Iiupus.  See  Loup. — Sicard,  Bp.  of  Cre- 
mona. Mitrale,  sive  summa  de  offlciis  ecclesiasticis; 
Chronicon,  v.  213.— SIgebert,  of  Gemblnurs.  Opera 
omnia,  v.  160.— SilverUis,  Pope.  Epistolae  et  vari- 
orum ad  ipsum,  v.  66.— Silvester  I,  St.,  Pope.  Opera 
quae  exslant,  v.  8.— Silvester  II,  Pope.  Opera  om- 
nia, V.  139 — Simpert,  St.,  Abbot  of  Marbach.  Begu- 
laria  statuta  monasterii  Murbacensis;  Epistola  eiicy- 
cllca;  Indiculus  ad  episcopum,  v.  99.— Simpllciug, 
St.,  Pope.  Vita;  Epistolae,  v.  58.— Siricius,  St.,  Pope. 
Epistolae  et  decreta,  v.  13.— Sixtus  II,  Pope.  Epis- 
tolae dublae,  v.  5.— Sixtus  III,  Pope.  Epistolae  et 
decreta,  v.  50.— Smaragdus,  Abbot  of  St.  Michael's, 
Verdun.  Opera  omnia,  v.  102.— Sotherins,  Pope.  De- 
creta de  flde ;  Epistola  ad  episcopos  Italiae,  de  mo- 
uachis  apud  eos  sacra  vasa  vel  sacratas  pallas  contln- 
gentlbus,  v.  130.— Stephauus  I,  St.,  Pope.  Epistolae, 
V.  3.— Stephauus  II,  Pope.  Epistolae  et  decreta,  v. 
89,  98.— Stephauus  III,  l^ope.  Epistolae,  v.  89.— 
Stephauus  IV,  Pope.  Bulla  pro  mouasterlo  Farfensl, 
v.  Iu2, 129 — Stephauus  V,  Pope.  Epistolae  et  prlvl- 
legla,  V.  129.— Steplianus  VI,  Pope.  Epistolae  et 
privilegia,  v.  129.— Stephauus  VII,  Pnpe.  Epistolae 
et  privilegia,  v.  132.— Stephauus  VIII,  Pojie.  Epis- 
tolae   et    privilegia,   v.   l:i2 Stephauus  IX.  Pope. 

Epistola  et  privilegia,  v.  143.— Stephen,  ^ee  Etienne. 
— Suger,  Abbot  of  St.  Denis,  Paris.  Opuscula  et  epis- 
tolae, V.  186.— Sylverlus.  .See  Sllverius Sylvester. 

See  Silvester. — Symniachus,  Pope.  Ei)istolae  et  de- 
creta, V.  62.— Syiiiinnclius,  Q.  A.    Eplstolarum  llbri 

X,   V.  18.— *Telespliorus,   Pope.    Decreta,   v.  130 

Tertuilianus,  Q.  S.  F.  Opera  omnia,  v.  1,  2.— The- 
odore, Ahp.  of  Canterbury.  Poenitentiale,  v.  99. — 
Theodoric,  o/Pade)-(>0)-n.  Commentatio  iuOrationem 
Domiuicam,  v.  147.— Theodorus  I,  Pope.  Epistolae, 
V.  87.— Theodulf,  Bp.  of  Orleans.  Opera  omnia,  v. 
105. — TlifsofFoi,  Abbot  of  Echternach.  Florum  epitaphil 
sanctorum  llbri  IV;  Sermones  II;  Fragmeuta  vitae  S. 
ArViUibrordl,  v.  157.— Theuzo,  of  Florence.  Prologus 
exposltionls  regnlae  Benedicti  abbatis,  v.  143.— Thl- 
ofridus.  See  Thfiofrol — Thomas,  Cistercian  monk. 
Commentarium  In  Cantica,  v.  206.— Thonias  h  Bec- 
ket,  St.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  Opera  omnia,  v.  190. — 
Tichouius.  Liber  de  VII  regulis,  v.  18.— tJdal- 
ricus.  i'ee  Ulrich. — Vdaecalc,  of  Augsburg.  Narratio 
de  controversiis  Inter  Hermannum  et  Eginonem;  Car- 
men de  Itlnere  et  obitu  Eginonis;  Vita  Chunradl  Con- 
stantiensis  episcopl,  v.  170.— Vldaricus.  .See  Ulrlch. 
— Vlfilas,  Bp.  of  the  Goths.  Opera  omnia,  v.  18. — 
Vlricli,  "/  Cluny.  Antiqulores  consuetudiues  Clunl- 
acensis  monasterii,  v.  149.— Urbanus  II,  J'ope.  Epis- 
tolae, diplomata,  sermones,  v.  151. — Vrbauus  III, 
Pope.  Epistolae  et  privilegia,  v.  202. — Urbanus  V, 
Pope.   Rescrlptum  Marquardo  patriarchae  Aquileiensl 

de  abusu    in    judicils    ferendls  corrigeudo,  v.   99 

Vsuard,  (/  St.  Germain-des-Pres,  Paris.  Martyrolo- 
gium,  V.  123, 124.— Valentiuus,  Pope.  Notitia,  v.  105. 
— Valeriauiis,  St.,  Bp.  of  Cimela.  Homiliae  ;  Epis- 
tola ad  mouachos,  v.  52. — Veuantius  Fortunatus. 
See  Fortunatus,  V.  H.  C. — Veran,  .Si.,  Bp.  of  Cavaillon. 
Sententia  de  castltate  servanda,  v.  72. — Vlcbodua. 
.See  Wicbod.— *Victor  I,  St.,  Pope.  Decreta  de  Pascha 
et  causis  reliquis;  Epistola  ad  Afros  de  causls  superl- 
orlbus,  v.  130. — Victor  II,  Pope.  Epistolae  et  decreta, 
v.  143 — Victor  III,  Pnpe.  Epistolae;  Concio  ad  sy- 
nodum  Boueventaiiam  ;  Dialogi;  Epitapblum  abbatia 
Apollinarls,  v.  149.— Victor,  Bp.  of  Vite.  Historia 
persecutionis  Vandallcae,  v.  68. — Victor,  C.  M.  Com- 
nieniariorum  In  Geuesiu  llbrl  III;  De  pervorsis  suae 
aetatls  morlbus  epistola  ad  Salmonem  abbatem,  v.  61. 
—Victor.  .See  aUo  Vlttore.— Victorlnus,  St.,  Bp.  of 
Passau.  Fragmentum  de  fabrica  mundi;  Scholia  In 
Apocalypsin  B.  Joannis,  v.  5.— Victoriuiis,  C.  F.  M. 
Opera  quae  exstant  unlversa,  v.  8.— Victricius,  St., 
Bp.  of  Rouen.  Liber  de  laude  sanctorum,  v.  20.— 
Vigilius,  Pope.  Epistolae  et  decreta,  v.  69.- Vlgl- 
lius.  Beacon.  Regula  raonachorum  quae  vulgo  dlcliur 
regula  orieutalls,  v.  50. — Vincent,  nf  Lenns.  Oom- 
raonltorlum  duplex,  v,  50.— Vltalianus,  Pope.  Epis- 
tolae, V.  87.— Vlttore,  Bp.  of  Capua.  Praefatlo  la 
evangellcas  harmonlas  Ammonll;  Interpretatlo  har- 
monlarum,  v.  68.— Vivien,  of  Primonlri.  Harmonla, 
sivo  tractatuB  de  llbero  arbitrlo  et  gratia,  v.  166. — 
IValafried  (Strabo),  of  Fulda.  Opera  omnia,  v.  113, 
114. —Walter.  See  Gauthler.— "Waudelbert,  of 
J'rum.  Martyrologlum  ;  De  XII  meuslum  nominlbus, 
Blgiils,  aerlsque  qualltatibus;  Horologium  per  XII 
menslum  puuctos;  Do  creatlone  mundi  per  ordinem 
dleruni  VI ;  Vila  8.  Goarls,  v.  121.— AVerner,  Abbot  of 
St.  Blaise.  Defloratlones  sive  excerptioiies  SS.  patrum, 
V.  157.— AVibertus.  See  Oulbert.— Wibold,  Abp.  of 
Cambrai.  Ludus  clerlcaies,  v.  134. — Wicbod.  Quaes- 
tloucB  in  Octoteuchum,  v.  96.— Wldukiud.  .See  Wltte- 


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kind.— 'Wlllielm,  St.,  Abbot  of  Hlrschau.  Vita;  Con- 
stUutlones  Hirsaugienses;  Musica,  v.  150.— Wllliel- 
mas,  St.,  Abbot  of  SL  Tkoaias  of  ParacUl,  EblekaUta. 
Vita ;  Genealogla  regum  Danoruni ;  Eevelatio  reliqui- 
arum  S.  Geaovefae;  Olplomata,  t.  '209. — 'William,  of 
Malmcsbury.  Opera  omDia,  t.  179. — 'W^illlant.  See  also 
Guillaume;  WUbelm,  etc.— Winfrtd.  S«e  Boniface. 
— Wittckind,  of  Corbie.  Bes  gestae  Saxonlcae,  v.  137. 
— 'Wolberon,  Abbot  of  SL  Pantalion.  Commentaria 
In  Canilca  cauticorum,  t.  193. — Wolf  helm.  Abbot  of 
BrauwtUer.  Vita;  Opusculam  de  Sacramento  altaris; 
Versus  de  utroque  Testamento,  v.  131.— Zacchaens. 
Oonsultationum  Zachael  Christiani  et  .\puUonli  pbilo- 
Bopbi  Ubri  UI,  v.  20.— Zacharias.  5/.,  P-pe.  Eplstolae 
et  decreta,  v.  S9,  93.— Z«citarl««,  Cartkusian  wumk. 
De  origiue  sacri  Cartbusiensis  ordlnis,  v.  153. — 
Zacharie,  Bp.  of  Ckrysopolis.  De  concord  la  evangells- 
tarum.  t.  l-^e. — Zeno,  St.,  Bp.  of  Verona.  Opera  omnia, 
V.  11 — Zepheriuns,  Pope.  Decreta;  Epistola, t.  130. 
— Zosluias,  St.,  Pope.    Epistolae  et  decreta,  v.  20. 

Higne,  J.  P.     Patrologiae.  Series  Latina. 

yote. — Minor  articlet :    Dissertallons,  letters, 
laws,  poems,  frasmeMts,  biographies,  and  all 

otber  writings  in  tlie  Patrologiae  not  given  above. 

Abbo.  Testamentum,  v.  88.— Abbo,  St.,  Bp.  of 
Mttz.  Epistola,  T.  ST.  —  Absalou,  Bii.  of  Lunden. 
Cbarta  et  testamentum,  t.  2ij9.— Acta  et  monn- 
meuta  celeberrimae  de  baptlsmate  baeretio»rum 
dlsputationis,  v.  3.— Acta  SS.  Perpetnae  et  Fell- 
cltatis  martjTuni;  Dissertatio  ap<jl(.>getica  pro  earum- 
dem  SS.  martjTum  ortbodoxia,  auctore  J.  A.  Orsi,  v.  3. 
— Adalard,  Abbot  of  Corbie.  Statuta,  v.  105.— Adal- 
bero.  Set  Alberon. — Adalberon,  Bp.  of  Loon.  Car- 
men ad  Robertum  regem  Francorum,  v.  Itl Adal- 
bert II,  de  Saarbruek.  Abp.  of  Mayenee.  Eplatolae  VI, 
▼.  163,  172, 179.— Adalbert,  of  Speyer.  Eplstolae  II,  v. 
US.— AAtilainAik,  Abbest  of  St.  Martin's,  Domac.  Cbarta, 
V.  8S.— .4.dela,  ^bbMt  of  Pali.  Testamentum,  v.  88. — 
Adel^oriits,  .4&p.  of  Magdeburg.  Epistola.  r.  157. — 
Adeiuar,  CiiuntofLesEckeUei,a%lAbbotofTalUs.  Tes- 
tamentum. V.  132.— Ad^mar,  of  lAmoge*.  Donatio,  v. 
139. — Adon,  Ab'jol  of  Reims.  Cbarta,  v.  83^ — Adroald. 
Donatio,  v.  88,  136.— JEIgldlns.  See  allies.- iBgyp- 
tloram  patrnm  senteutlae,  v.  Ik.—1E\\A\*,  Vu«en 
(ff  Cyprus.  Litterae,  v.  216.— JSthelred.  See  Etbel- 
red.  —  Aganon,  Bp.  of  Autun.  Cbarta;  Epistola; 
Judicium  adversus  Raginardum,  t.  132, 15). — Aglles, 
B.  d",  Canon  o/  Le  Puy.  Hiatoria  Francorum  qui  cepe- 
runt  Jerusalem,  v.  133.— Agirard,  Bp.  of  Chartres. 
Privlleglum.  v.  8S.— Aglus.  Vita  S  HatbumodaeGan- 
dersbelraen.sls.  accessit  de  obltu  ejusdem  dialogus,  t. 
137.- Agllbert,  Bp.  of  Le  Mans.  Cbartae  n,  v.  88.— 
Agrlcola,  R.  In  libros  Boetbli  De  consolatione  pbi- 
losopbiae  commentaria,  v.  63.— Alemrd.  See  Aglrard. 
—XivoMxA^St.,  Abbolof  Clvmy.  Cbartularium ;  Electlo 
S.  Maioli  In  abbatem  Clunlacensem,  y.  137.— Alatnl- 

ghns,  F.,  King  of  the  Loatbards.  Donatio,  v.  87. — Al- 
erlc,  of  Chartres.  De  J  unioratu  ecclesiae  S.  Leoblnl 
Castrldunensls,  v.  155.— Alberlc,  Veaeon.  Sermo  In  S. 
Scbolastlcam,  v.  66.— Alberon,  Abp.  of  Treees.  Oesta, 
V.  154. — Alberon  II,  de  Xamur,  Bp.  of  Liege.  Diplo- 
mata  II.  V.  189.— Albert,  Abbot  of  Mid.  Epistola,  v. 
139.— Albert  de  Louvain.  Eplstolae  V,  v.  19J.— Alboln. 
Bespousloues  II,  de  coelibaiu  sacerdotum.  v.  148. — 
Albniu,  the  Hermit.  Epistola.  v.  138.— Aldegoade. 
Cbartae  II,  v.  88.— Aldric,  St.,  Abp.  of  Sens.  Vita; 
Eplstolae.  v.  103.— Aldric,  St.,  Bp.  of  Le  Mans.  Gesta, 
V.  113.— Alexander,  Abbot  of  St.  Augustine's,  Canterbury. 
8.  Hugouls  episcopl  Llncoluiensis  In  AngUa  ordinis 
Cartbusiensis  vita  llbrls  V  conscripta,  v.  153.— Alex- 
ander, of  Liege.  Vita  Vasonia  Leodiensis  episcopl, 
▼•  1*2.— Alexias  I,  Comnenus,  Emperor  of  the  East. 
Epistola,  V.  lDo.—\lUiMki,St.,Bp.ofBenej}ento.  Cbarta, 
▼•  80.— Alfonso  I,  Henriquez,  King  of  Portugal.  Epls- 
tolae; Cbarta;  Privilegium,  t.  179, 185, 188.— Alfonso 
"Vm,  King  of  Spain.  Epistola  ;  Testamentum,  v.  139. 
-Alfonso  (Sontukomo).  Epistola  In  llbrum  Samueds 
de  adreutu  Messiae,  t.  149.— Alfred,  the  Great,  King 
of  England.  Leges  ecclesiasticae,  t.  138.— Almanne, 
of  UaulHlliers.  Rescrlptam  ad  Theodulnum  Caialau- 
nensein  praepositum  de  scrlbenda  vita  S.  Memmii,  v. 
121-— Almodis,  Countess  of  Nemours.  Donatio,  v.  159. 
— Altfrld,  B^.  of  Munster.  Acta  sen  vita  S.  Ludgeri 
Miraig  irdefordensls  episcopl,  v.  99._Vlta  et  res  gestae 

S.AltinannI  episcopl  Pa8saviensi3,v.l48 Al««^alon, 

ofAuxerre.  Epistola,  v.  131.— Amadesl,  G.  A.  Disserta- 
tio do  metropoU  ecclesiastica  Raveuuatensi,  v.  32.— 
Amalard,  of  Orbaix.  Epistola,  v.  96.— Amalasanta, 
Queen  of  the  Ostrogoths  in  July.  Eplstolae,  v.  69.— 
Amalfi-ldas.  Cbarta,  v.  88.— Amand,  St..  Bp.  of 
Utreeht.  Cbartae;  Hymnl  II,  v.  87.-Amanry  I,  Xiny 
of  Jerusalem.  Eplstolae,  v.  153.— Amanry,  Patriarch 
■   of  Jerusalewi.    Eplstolae  et  prlii-llegia,  v.  135.— Am- 


blard.  Abbot  of  Solignae.  Epistola,  v.  138 Ambolse, 

F.  .\pologetlca  praefatlo  pro  Petro  Abaelardo,  v.  178. 
— Ambro^io,  «/  Milan.  Epistola,  v.  134.— *Ammo- 
nlas,  of  AUxanirta.  Evangellcae  barmoniae,  v.  68.— 
*Amphilocbla8,  Bp.  of  Iconium.  Vita  S.  Basilll, 
Caesareae  Cappadociae  arcbleplscopl.  v.  73. — Anas- 
tasius  I,  Emperor  of  Constantinople.  Eplstolae  VI,  v. 
63. — Anatollns,  Bp.  of  Constantinople.  Eplstolae,  v. 
54.— Andr«,  Abbot  of  Eslrun.  Vita  S.  Joanuis  Gual- 
bertl  abbatis  et  priml  Instltutorls  Vallumbrosanae 
congregationis,  v.  146. — Andr£,  of  Pontevrault.  Vita 
Boberti  de  Arbrlsello,  v.  16J.— Andrea,  of  Bergamo. 
Chroulcon,  v.  151.— Andrea,  nf  Vallombrosa.  S.  Arlaldl 
dlaconi  vita,  v.  143.— Andre'tv  I,  King  of  Hungary. 
Constltutlones  ecclesiasticae,  v.  131.  —  Angilbert, 
Abbot  of  Corbie.  Versus,  v.  129. — Angllberto  Pns- 
terla,  Abp.  of  Milan.  Bescriptum  cousultationis  seu 
exbortationis  episcoporam  ad  dominum  Hludovicum 
Imperatorem ;  PriTilegium,v.l51 — Annales  Ulldes- 
lieimenses  et  Cbronicon  Hlldesbeimense,  v.  141. — 
Annales  ^aedlinbnrgenses,  v.  141. — Annales 
Weisseinbnrgeuses,  v.  141. — Annalinna  degestis 

B.  CHToli  Maani  ilbri  V,  auctore  poeta  Saxoui,  v.  9) 

Annemond,  St.,  Bp.  of  Lyons.  Cbarta,  v.  ST. — Anno 
II,  SI.,  Bp.  of  Cologne.  Vita;  Diplomata,  v.  143.— 
Anonyiui  gesta  episcoporum  Hetensium,  v.  163. — 
Auonymi  traetatus  adversus  .ludaeum,  y.  213. — 
Ansbald.  Cbartae  II,  v.  89.— Ansbert,  Bp.  of  Autun. 
Cbarta,  v.  88.— Ansegise,  St.,  Abbo'.  of  Fonttnelle.  Vita ; 
Constltutio,  V.  105. — Ansel.  Epistola,  v.  162.— An- 
sellas  (Seholasticus).  VIsio,  v.  151.— Anselme,  of  Gem- 
blours.  C-JUtinuatio  Cbronlcae  Sigeberti  Gemblacensis 
usque  ad  annum  Domini  1135,  v.  160. — Anselme,  CbwU 
of  Ribemnnt.  Epistola  de  ex  peditione  Hierosolymitana, 
V.  153. — Vita  S.  Anselmi  episcopl  Lucensls,  v.  148. — 
Anselino  IV,  Abp.  of  Milan.  Diplomata,  v.  155.— 
Antbelme,  St.,  Bp.  of  Belley.  Probatlo  de  donatlone 
facta  fratribus  Majorevi,  v.  153. — Antlqnus  ordo 
Romanas  ad  usum  monasteriorum  ab  annisclrciter 
mlUe  accommodatus,  v.  66. — De  gestis  episcoporum 
Antlsslodorenslnm,  ▼.  138. — Antoninus  Houo- 
ratns.  ^^Honoratus.— Antonlus.  Carmen  adversus 
gentes,  v.  3. — Antonlus,  Diiciple  <f  St.  Simer-n  Stylites. 
Vita  S.  Simeon  Styliiae,  r.  73.— Apollinarls  Sldo- 
nlas.  C.  S.,  Bp.  of  Clertnnnt-Ferrand.  Vita ;  Eplstolae ; 
Carmlua,  v.  58. — Apparltio  S.  Micbaeiis  arobangell 
in  partibus  occiduis  boc  est  in  monte  Tumba  la  Gal- 
lia, v.  96.— Arcadios,  Emperor  of  Vu  East.  Eplstolae 
II,  V.  20.— Ardon  (Smaragde),  of  Aniane.  Vita  8.  Beno- 
dlctl  Anleusis,  v.  1#3. — Ardnlc,  Bp.  of  Besanfon,  Epls- 
tolae. V.  121 — Aredias.  See  Trier.- Arefiiste,  nf 
Chartres.  De  rebus  quas  dedlt  monasterio  S.  Petri 
Carnot.  ▼.  155.— Aregins.  See  Aridlus. — Arevalo, 
F.  Isidoriana,  V.  81. — Arialdas,5(.  Acta ;  Condones, 
T.  143. 147.— Arlbo,  Abp.  nf  Mayenee.  Concilium  Sale- 
gunstadiense,  v.  140.— Arlcbis,  Duke  of  Lombardy. 
Capltulum  pro  ecclesia  S.  Mariae  Benevt-nti;  Privile- 
glum  pro  ecclesia  et  monasterio  S.  Sopbiae,  v.  87.— 
Arldiiis,  St.,  Abbot  of  Atone.  Vita  et  testamentum, 
V.  71.— Arlstotclcs.  Seatentlae  sive  axiomata  pbilo- 
sophica,  V.  90.— Arias.  Llbellus  fldei  Imperatorl 
Constantino  oblatus,  v.  8.— Arnalli,  B.,  of  St.  VuUor't, 
Marseilles.  Epistola,  v.  151.— Arnaud,  Abbot  at  Sen*. 
Eplstolae,  v.  163.— Arnaud,  Cistercian  abboL  Epis- 
tola, V.  216. — Arnaud,  Prior  of  the  Holy  Sepulchre,  Jeru- 
saleM.  PrlvUeglum,  V.  153.— Arnauld,  Abbot  of  Bon- 
necal.  8.  Bemardi  abbatis  Clarae-Vallensis  vita  et  rea 
gestae,  t.  183. — Arnold,  Bp.  nf  Halberttadt.  Epistola, 
V.  139. — Arnonl,  Pa'riarch  nf  Jerutalem.  Privlleglum; 
Epistola,  V.  135.— Arnonl  H,  de  Weda,  Abp.  ofG^ogne. 
Eplstolae  et  diplomata,  v.  189,  197,  2<>0.— Arnonl, 
Duke  of  Burgundy.  Cbartae.  v.  88,  89. — Arnonl,  Flem- 
ish priest.  Epistola  de  expugnatlone  urbls  Fllxls- 
bonae.v.  179.— De  f  undatione  monasterli  S.  Arnnlphl 
Metensis,  v.  13S.— Artand,  Abp.  of  Reims.  Epistola, 
V.  133.— Arthaldns.  See  Artaud.- Ascarlcns,  Bp. 
Epistola,  V.  99.— Assises  de  Jerusalem,  v.  155.— 
Atbalarle,  King  of  the  Ostrogoths  in  Italy.  Epls- 
tolae, V.  66,  69,  72.  —  *Athanaslas,  St.,  Patriarch 
of  Alexandria.  Eplstolae  II ;  Vita  B.  Antonii  abba- 
tis, V.  13,  73.— Athelstan,  King  of  England.  Leges 
ecclesiasticae,  t.  138— Atto,  Bp.  of  Prato.     Vita  S. 

Joannls   Gualberti,   v.    146 Atton,    Bp.  of  Troyet. 

£pi3t<ilae  II;  Donatio,  v.  1S9.— Anbert,  St.,  Bp.  of 
Cambray.  Cbarta,  v.  80.— Andax.  Epistola.  v.  33.— 
Audoenns.  See  Ouen. — Andouiarns.  See  Omer.^ 
Augustine,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  Vita;  Eplstolae; 
Privilegia,  v.  80.- Vita  S.  Angustini,  prlmi  Cantua- 
rlenslum  arcbleplscopl,  v.  I5u. — Augustlno,  A.,  Abp. 
of  Tarragona.  De  Adriaiii  papae  decretis  suinptls  et 
tradltls  Ingelramno  Hedlomatricls  urbls  eplscopo 
anno  785,  v.  96.— Aurellus,  St.,  Bp.  nf  Carthage.  Epis- 
tola, V.  20.— Ansonlus,  D.  Epigrammata,  Idrllia, 
eplstolae,  necnou  et  alia  opuscula  varll  generis,  v.  19^ 


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— Aiispiclus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Toul.  Eplstola  ad  Arbo- 
gastem,  v.  61 — Antbertns.  See  Aubert. —  Aves- 
gatid.  Abbot  of  St.  Pierre  de  la  CouUure,  Mans.  Epistola, 
V.  143. — A  Vitus.  Epistola,  v.  41. — Aymar.  See  Ade- 
mar. — Aymardus.  See  Almard. — Baldwin  1,  Em- 
peror of  the  East,  and  Count  of  Flanders.  Epistolae  et 
dlplomata,  v.  209.— Bald'wiii  I,  King  of  Jerusalem. 
PrlvUegium,  v.  155. — Bartlielemy  de  Senlis,  Bp.  of 

Chalons-sur-Mame.     Epistola,  v.  186 Barthelemy  de 

Vir,  Bp.  of  Loon.  Doiiatlones,  v.  170. — Bartlioloinefv, 
Bp.  of  Exeter.  Epistolae,  v.  199,  200.— Basiliiis,  Abp. 
of  Timova.  Epistola,  v.  215. — Basilius,  Bp.  ofCaesarea 
(Cappadocia).  Kegula  ad  mouaclios ;  Admoniilo  ad 
flUum  spirltualem,  v.  103.— Vita  S.  Bathildig,  v.  87. 
— Bandoin  II,  de  Boulogne,  Bp.  of  Noyon.  Epistolae, 
V.  180,  186,  200.— Baudonivie,  iVwri  of  Saint- Croix, 
Poitiers.  De  vita  S.  Radegundls  regluae  Franclae,  v. 
72.— Baudoiiin.  See  lialdwlu.— Baudri,  of  Treves. 
Gesta  Alberonis  archiepiscopi  Trovirorum,  v.  154.— 
Beatns,  St.  Vita;  Epistola,  v.  9G.— Benedict,  J!>ho< 
of  Peterborough.  S.  Thomae  Cantuarlensis  archiepis- 
copi et  martyris  vita,  v.  190. — Benedictio  Dei,  hoc 
est  coiumentarlolus  quomodo  Deus  praecipue  per 
psalmos  benedlcendus  atque  laudandus  sit,  v.  129.— 
Berenger  I,  King  of  Italy.  Dlplomata  ;  Panegyrlcus 
Berengarii  auctore  anonymo,  v.  99, 151.— Berenger. 
of  Angers.  Professio  fldei,  v.  148.— Bernard,  Count  of 
Bigorre.  Douatioues,  v.  159. — Bernard,  Abp.  ofVienne. 
Epistola,  V.  104. — Bernard,  Bp.  of  Hildesheim.  Epis- 
tolae, V.  189.— Bernard  III,  Bp.  of  Lodeve.  Donatio, 
V.  150.  —  Bernard  VI,  de  la  Guyonnie,  Bp.  of  Lodeve. 
Vita  Innocentli  II  poutificls  Romanl,  v.  179.— Ber- 
nard, Bp.  of  Paderbom.  Epistolae,  v.  189. — Bernard, 
Abbot  of  Mai-moutier.  Epistola  encycllca  niouaclioruin 
Majoris  monasterii  Turoneusis  de  morte  Bernardi 
abbatls.v.  155. — Bernard,  Carthusian  prior,  ofLesPorles. 
Epistolae,  v.  153. — Bernardo,  Count  of  Besalu.  Epis- 
tola; Diploma,  V.  149. — Bernardo,  Abbot  of  San  Salva- 
tore.  Epistolae  II,  v.  182.— Bernelinus,  of  Paris. 
Cita  et  vera  divlsio  monochordi  in  diatonico  genere, 
V.  151.— Berner,  Abbot  of  Homblieres.  De  vita  Hune- 
gundis;  De  translatlone  corporis  S.  Hu'noguudis  vir- 
giuis  apud  Vlromauduos,  v.  137.— Bernoiiin,  Bp.  of 

Clermont-Ferrand.    Carinina,  v.  105 Bertcliran,  Bp. 

of  Le  Mans.  Testamentum,  v.  80. — Bertefrid,  Bp.  of 
Amiens.  Charta,  v.  88. — Berthaire,  St.,  Abbot  of  Monte- 
Casino.  Carmen  de  S.  Benodicto,  v.  126.— Bertilindis. 
Charta,  v.  89. —  Bertond,  Bp.  of  Ckalons-sur-Marne. 
Charta,  V.  88.— Bertrada.  Charta,  v.  88.— Bertrand, 
Count  of  Tripoli.  Privilegium,  v.  155.— Bertrand  de 
Blaneesfort.  Epistolae,  v.  155.— Bertrand.  See  also 
Bertchran.- Bertrando,  Palriarch  of  Aquileja.  Trans- 
latio  praepositurae  S.  Odolrici  in  ecclesiam  S.  Marlae 
M.  Uiinensis,  v.  99.— Bileliilt.    Charta,  v.  88.— Bli- 

degisillus.  Deacon.    Charta,  v.   88 Boeninndus, 

Prince  of  Antioch.  Epistolae  II,  v.  155. — Bonifazio, 
Marquis  of  Movferralo.  Epistolae  II,  v.  215. — Boronns, 
of  Hohenau.  Chartae  II,  v.  88. — Boson,  Duke  of  Lom- 
bardy  and  Provence.  Kespousio  Bc)Sonis  regis  elect!  ad 
syuodiim,  v.  138. — Bracilaug,  Duke  of  Bohemia.  Leges 
pro  morum  reformatione,  v.  151.— Branllo,  St.,  Bp. 
of  Saragassa.  Epistolae;  Vltao  S.  iEmiiianicoiifessorls  ; 
Hymnus  de  eodem  ;  Actade  inartyribusCaesaraugus- 
tants,  V.  80. — Breg'wln,  Anglo-Saxon  abbot.  Epistola, 
V.  96. — Brnno,  St.,  Duke  of  Lorraine,  and  Abp.  of  Cologne. 
Vita;  Diploma,  v.  134.— Bruno,  Bp.  of  Strassburg. 
Epistola,  V.  1G6.—  Bruno,  of  Magdeburg.  De  hollo 
Saxoulco,v.  147.— Brunon./i^).  n/ianflrres.  Epistolae; 
Charta,  v.  139.— Bugga,  Abbess.  Epistola,  v.  89.— Bul- 
garanus  (Conies).  Epistolae  III,  v.  80. —  Bnrcliard, 
of  Betchenau.  Carmen  de  gestis  Wlttlgowonis  abbatls, 
V.  139.— Burgundolava.  See  Fara.— Calais,  St.,  Ab- 
bot of  Anitle.  Vita;  Exemplar  tradltionis,  vel  testa- 
menti ;  De  exemplarl  precarlae  a  8.  Inuocente  opls- 
copo  sibl  factae,  v.  74.— Cnliferns.      See  Calais.— 

Calo-John,  King    of  Bulgaria.     Lltterae,  v.  215 

Cain  1)1  us,  Petrus.  .^ee  Pierre  de  Nimours. — Camenus, 
¥.,  of  Perugia.    Hymnus  in  8.  Nlcolaum  peregiinum, 

V.   1C2 Canaparlus,  J.,   Abbot.     Vila  8.   Adiilberti 

episcopl  Pragouslset  martyris,  v.l37.— Cancellinus, 
Count.  Documenlum  douationis,  v.  99.— Candldus, 
of  Fulda.  8.  Eigills  abbatls  Euldensls  vita,  v.  105.— 
Cangitlia,    Abbesi.      Epistola,    v.    89. —  Canonum 

prlsca  colleciio,  v.  138 Canute  "VI,  King  of  Denmark. 

Diploma,  V.  209. — Canute,  King  of  England.  Ijeges 
ecoloblastloae;  Dlplomata, v.  161.— CapltulariaFrau- 
corum  regum,  Imperatorum  divlsio,  v.  138.— Cap- 
pidns,  of  Stavoren.  De  vita  8.  Odulfl,  presbyter, 
v.  133.  —  Capreolua,  Bp.  of  Carthage.  Epistolae 
in,  V.  53.—  Carloinan,  King  of  Austrasia.  Dlplo- 
mata, V.  96.  —  Carloman,  King  of  France.  Capl- 
tula,  V.  138.  —  Carmen  de  laudibus  Domini, 
auctore  Incerto,  v.  61.— Carmen  de  mouasterlo 
fiemmetlcensl,    v,    138.  —  Carmlna    uevl    Caro- 


lini,  V.  130.— Carolus.  Chartae,  v.  88,  89.— Carr*, 
F.,  of  Le  Bee.  Additlo  ad  Chronicon  Beccense,  v.  150. — 
Cartbuito,  Bp.  S.  Stephani  Hungarorum  regis  prlmi 
vita,  V.  151.— Cassianns,  J.  De  vilis  patriim  liber  IV, 
V.  73. — Catalogue  Ronianorum  pontiticnm,  v. 
13. — Catwalon,  Abbot  of  Redon.  Epistolae,  v.  141. — 
Celsus.  In  altercationem  Jasonsis  et  Paplsci  prae- 
fatio  do  Judaica  incredulltate  ad  Vlgliium  episcopum, 
V.  6.— Ceolfrld,  Abbot  of  Wearmouth.  Epistola,  v.  89. 
— Cesaire,  St.,  Bp.  of  Aries.  Vita;  De  8.  Caesarlo 
commeutarlus  Bollandlanus,  v.  67.— Cesaire,  the  Pa- 
trician. Epistolae  III,  v.  80.— diamond.  See  Anne- 
mond.— Charles,  the  Bald,  King  of  France.  Epistolae ; 
Llbellus  proclainatiouls  adversus  Wonilonem,  archi- 
eplscopum  Senonum,  v.  124.— Cliildeliert  I,  King  of 
the  Franks.  Coustitutlo  de  abolendis  reliquils  Idola- 
triae,  v.  72 — Childebert  III,  King  of  the  Franks. 
Dlplomata,  v.  88.— Cbilderlc  III,  King  of  the  Franks. 
Dlplomata,  v.  88.— Chilperic  II,  King  of  the  Franks. 
Dlplomata,  v.  88.  —  Cbounradus.  See  Conrad. — 
Chronicae  Polonorum,  v.  160. — Cbronicon 
Affligemense,  v.  160,  166.— Chronicon  Aquici- 
nense,  v.  160. — Chronicon  Bellovacense,  v.  160. 
— Cbronicon  Bergense,  v.  160.— Cbronicon  Cla- 
re-vallense,  v.  185. — Clironicon  Corbeiense,  v. 
160.— Clironlcon  episcoporum  nietensium,v.  96. 
— Chronicon  Gemblncensinm,  v.  160. — Chroni- 
con Hasnoniense,  v.  160.— Chronicon  Landu- 
uense,  v.  160.— Chronicon  monasterii  Alden- 
burgensis,  v.  174. — Chronicon  Mortui  Maris,  v. 
160.— Chronicon  S.  Benignl  Diviouensis,  v.  162. 
— Chronicon  S.  Iluberti  Andagiuensis,  v.  154. 
— Chronicon  Sithiense,  v.  160. — Clironlcon  sub 
Alexandro  Severo  ecriptum,  v.  3. — Chronicon 
XJrsicampiiium,  v.  160.— Cicero,  M.  T.  Tractatus 
ex  Cicerone  coUectae,  v.  90.— Cipriano,  of  Cordova. 
Eplgrammata,  v.  121.  —  Cipriano,  of  Monte- Casino. 
Hymnus  de  8.  Benedicto,  v.  89.— Cleers,  H.  de.  Com- 
mentarius  de  majoratu  et  sonescalci  Frauciae,  v.  163. 
— dementia.  Countess  of  Flanders.  Epistolae,  v.  159. 
— Clodoaldus.  See  Cloud.— Clotaire  I,  King  of  the 
Franks.  Conslltutio  geueralls,  v.  72.— Clotaire  II, 
King  of  the  Franks.  Ecclesiasticae  praeceptlones,Y.  80. — 
Clotaire  III,  King  of  the  Franks.  Ecclesiasticae  prae- 
ceptlones,  v.  87.— Clovis  I,  King  of  the  Franks.  Prae- 
scriptura  ad  episcopos  post  bellum  Gothicum,  v.  72. — 
Clo\-ia  II,  King  of  the  Franks.  Dlplomata,  v.  87.— Coe- 
lestixia.  Disciple  of  Pelagius.  Vita;  Llbellus  fldei  Zo- 
slmo  oblatus;  Brevlarium  epistolae  ad  clerlcos  Ro- 
manes; Liber  adversus  peccatum  orlgluale  ;  Seuten- 
tiae ;  Defluitioues  de  Impeccautia,  v.  48.— Cogitosus. 
Vita  8.  Brlgldae  virglnis,  v.  72.— Colombau,  Abbot  of 
St.  Tron.  Carmen  lugubre  deobltu  regis  CaroUMagnl, 
v.  106.— Commouitorium  cuj usque  episcopl  ad  sa- 
cordotes  subditos  sibl  caelerosque  miuistros  cujus- 
cunque  ordinis  eccleslastici,  v.  96.— Coiigregationia 
8.  Alblnl  Andegavensls  epistola  ad  P.  papae  nepotem 
conquerltur  de  injustitia  legatl  apostolici  in  causa 
occlesiae  8.  Clementis  de  Ciedonlo,  v.  151.— Conon, 
Cardinal-Bp.  of  Palestrina.  Epistolae,  v.  163.— Conrad 
II,  King  and  Emperor  of  Germany.  Constltutiones ; 
Dlplomata,  v.  151. — Couscntius.  Epistola,  v.  33. — 
Constance,  Bp.  of  Albi.  Epistola,  v.  87.— Constan- 
tin.  Abbot  of  St.  Symphorian's,  Metz.    Vita  Adalberonls 

II  Metensls  episcopl,  v.  139 Constantinus  I,  C.  F. 

V.  A.  C,  Emperor  of  Rome.  Eplslollum  ad  universi 
orbls  Chrlstlanos,  v.  30.— Constantinus  IV,  Emperor 
of  Rome.  Epistolae,  v.  96.— Constantinus  IV,  F., 
Emperor  of  the  East.  Epistola,  v.  87. — Constantinus 
V,  Emperor  of  the  East.  Constantlnl  et  Irenes  Augg. 
divalls  sacra  ad  B.  Adrlanum  papam,  v.  129.— Con- 
stantius  II,  F.  J.,  Emperor  of  Rome.  Epistolae,  v.  10, 
13.— Coiitiiiuatlo  Atrebatengis  Sigobertl  Gembla- 
cenals  chronicae,  v.  IGO. — Coniinuatio  Biirbur- 
gensls  Slgeborti  Gemblacensis  chronicae,  v.  160. — 
Continuatio  Praemonstratensis  Slgeberti  Gcm- 
blaccnsis  chronicae,  v.  ICO.— Continuatio  Toriia- 
censis  Sigobertl  Gemblaconsls  chronicae,  v.  160. — 
Continuatio  Valcellensis  Slgeberti  Gemblaccnsla 
chronicae,  v.  160.— Coronatus.  Sermo  do  vita  8. 
Zenonis,  v.  11.— Cosmas  Japygus,  of  Malera.  Carmeu 
in  honorem  S8.  Theopompi  et  sociorum,  v.  133.— 
Cosmas,  of  Prague.  Chronica  Bohemorum,  v.  166. — 
Cuthbert,  Disciple  of  Bede.  Vita  Bodao  Venerabllis, 
V.  90.— Cyneheard,  Bp.  of  Winchester.  Epistolae,  v. 
96.— Cyprien,  St.,  Bp.  of  Toulon.  VIU  8.  Caesarli 
Arolatciisls  episcopl,  v.  67.— Cyrlclug,  Bp.  of  Barce- 
lona. Epistolae,  v.  80.  96.— ♦Cyrillus,  St.,  Bp.  of 
Alexandria.  Epistolae,  v.  48,  64.— Cyrillus.  Presbyter. 
Regula  ordinis  8.  Splrllus  In  Saxia,  v.  217.— Dado, 
Bp.  of  Verdun.  De  vita  Hatlonls  et  Berhardl  praede- 
cessorum  suorum  fragmontum  hlstorlcum,  v.  132.— 
Dagobert  I,  King  of  France.  Ecclesiasticae  prae- 
cepilones,  v.  80.— Dngobert  II,  St.,  King  of  France. 


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EccIesiasUcae  praeceptiones,  t.  S7.— Dagobert  IH, 
King  of  Framee.  Diplomaia,  v.  88.— Daimberto,  Abp. 
^  Pisa.  Utterae  encycllcae  Dalmbertl  et  alii  de  vic- 
torils  ab  exercitu  Chrisiiano  iu  terra  sancta  repor- 
tatis,  T.  163.— Danuiscenns,  i.  See  Joannes.  St.,  of 
DamoMCus. — Damiano,  Bp.  of  Pavia.    Eplstola,  v.  87. 

^Dandlna,  G.    Vita  B.  Hagonls  de  Lacerta ;  lUoe- 

rarlum  frairum  Grandimontensium,  v.  204. — Daniel, 
XnglUlt  Bp.  Epistolae,  v.  89.— Darins.  Eplstola.  v. 33. 
— Deodnln,  Bp.  of  Liege.  Epistolae  et  privllegla,  v. 
146.— Desiderins.  See  Didier.— Dialogas  dc  con- 
llJctn  amoris  Dei  et  linguae  dolosae.  auoture  auony- 
mo  qui  videtur  saeculo  XII  floruisse,  v.  213.— Dlalo- 
gns  de  esn  volatilinm  num  Is  in  regula  S.  Beue- 
dii.-ti  coenobitls  fortlbus  et  sanis  indulius  sit,  r.  313. 
— bidier,  Kuig  of  the  Lombards.  Olplomata  n,  t.  87. 
— Didler,  St..  Bp.  of  Cakort.  Vita;  Epistolae;  Testa- 
menil  Iragmentum,  t.  87. — 'Dlonjrsins.  Bp.  of  Aiex- 
OHdria.  Epistolae  et  fragmeuta,  v.  5.— Oioscoms. 
Eplstola.  V.  33.— Diplomata  ecclesiastica  selecta  re- 
gom  Langobardorutn  vel  sub  eorum  ditione  contecta, 
y.  87.— Dissertation  sur  les  ravages  d'Attiiila  en 
Flandre,  v.  174.— Ditbmar,  Bp.  of  Mersebourg.  Chro- 
nicon.  t.  139.— Dominlcns, Palriarek  of  Grado.  Epls- 
tola. ▼.  141. — Domulzo,  of  OotosMO.  Poema  de  vita 
ComiUssae  Hatiiilili5,  v.  148. — Donuiolaa,  St.,  Bp.  of 
Le  Mans.  Vita  et  testameutum,  v.  72.  — Donlzone. 
See  Domnizo.- Dorotheas,  Bp.  of  Tkessaloniea.  Epis- 
tolae n.  T.  63.— Doto,  Abbot.  Eplstola.  v.  96.— Dra- 
eontlus.  Carmiaa  omnia,  v.  60.— Dranse,  St.,  Bp. 
of  Soissons.  Caiarta.  t.  88.- Drepaulas,  L.  P.  Pane- 
gyrlcus  Theodoslo  Hagno  dictus.  v.  13.— Drogon,  Bp. 
tf  Bmweats.  Eplstola,  v.  143.— Drogon,  Onke  of  Bur- 
gundjf  and  Aqtulaine.  Cbarta,  v.  sS.  —  Dnlcidlas. 
Chrouicon  Albeldense.  v.  1'29.— Dupnis,  F.,  Prior  of 
La  Grande  Chartreuse.  Vita  S.  Brunonis  Cartbusiano- 
rum  lnstltu^>ris,  t.  132.— Duraud,  Bp.  of  CUraumt- 
Ferra»d.  Eplstola,  v.  158.— Dyname,  the  Patrician. 
EplBtolae;  Vitae  S.  Marli,  S.  Maxinii,  v.  8().— Djrp- 
Itclim  ecclesiae  Arelaien.-U,  v.  151.— Eardnlf,  Bp.  of 
Rodtuter.  Epistola,  v.  96.— Ebalns.  See  Eble  de 
Bouci.— Eberliard.  Bp.  of  Bamberg.  Epistolae,  t.  ISO, 
193.  197.— Ebeihard,  Abbot  of  Tegentsee.  Epistolae, 
▼.  141.— Ebervln,  Abbot  rf  St.  Maurice  de  Tulen.  De 
abbatia  S.  Uariini,  ex  vita  S.  Hagnerlcl ;  £x  miraculis 
8.  Symeonis,  v.  154. — Eble  de  Roncl,  Abp.  of  Beimu. 
Cbarta,  v.  141.— Ebrard,  of  HTaleH.  Cbronicon  Watl- 
nense,  v.  149.— Ebroiu,  Abp.  of  Bourgts.  Eplstola,  v. 
129.— Edgar,  Kii^g  nf  England.  Leges  ecclesiasUcae, 
V.  138. — Edmund,  King  of  England,  Leges  eccleaias- 
tlcae.  T.  138.— Ed-vrard,  the  Confettor,  King  of  England. 
Leges  eoclesiasticae.  r.  151. — Edw^ard,  the  Elder,  Sax4m 

King  of  England.    Leges  eccleeiasiicae,  t.  138 Egll- 

mar,  Bp.  of  Osnaburg.  Quaerimouia  ad  Stephanum  V 
papain,  v.  129.— Eglubard,  Abbot.  Annates  Lauris- 
sensesetEglnbardl;  Epistolae;  Historia translaUonis 
BB.  Marcellini  et  Petri ;  Cbartae  ;  Vita  et  conversatio 
giorloslsaimi  imperatorisCaroIi  regis  magui.v.  97, 104. 
— Eglnon,  Abbot  of  St.  Udalric  of  Constance.  Epistolae, 
v.  17U.— Eigil,  SL,  Abbot  of  Fulda.  Vita ;  Vita  S.  Star- 
mil.  Fuldeusis  abbatls  prlmi.  y.  105.— Ekkehard, 
Abbot  of  St.  Laurent^s,  {Track.  Cbronicon  Wirziburgense ; 
Clironicon  uniTersale;  Hierosolimita.  t.  154.— Ele- 
anor, Queen  of  England.   Epistolae.  v.  200. 206 Elen- 

tberins,  E^.  of  Winchester.  Cbartae  XI.  v.  89.— El- 
flcda.  Eplstola,  v.  89.— Elias,  of  Eresham.  SaucU 
Tbomae  Cantuariensis  arcbiepiscopi  et  inartyrls  vita, 
T.  190.— Elipautdns,  Abp.  of  Toledo.  Epistolae.  v.  96.— 
Klixabetb,  St.,  of  Sehoenan.  Vila,  v.  19.V— EUinger, 
Abbot  of  Tegernsee.  Epistolae,  v.  I4l.— Elpis.  Hvmal 
II  in  bonorem  Petri  et  Paull,  v.  63. — Embrieo.'  See 
Imbrlco. — Emma,  Queen  of  England.  Emmae  enco- 
Dium;  Eplstola  ad  Alios  saos,  v.  141.— Emmon,  St., 
Bp.  of  Sens.  Praeceptum  de  subjecdone  monachorum 
S.  Columbae  abbaii  suo ;  Cbarta,  v.  88.- Encberl- 
adea.  Honocbordum.  v.  151.— Eugclbcrt,  nf  Treres. 
Cbarta,  r.  89.— Engelbert,  Prior  of  Vol- Si. -Pierre. 
Epistolae  U.  y.  200 — Eugelmodns,  Bp.  of  Soistons. 
Versus.  V.  120.— Enrico,  of  Pomposa.  Eplstola,  ▼.  150. 
— Eodebertns.  Cbarta,  v.  88.— Vita  S.  Epbraemi 
Syri,  V.73.— Epbremns,  St.,  Deacon.  Vita  S.  Abrabae 
ereniitae;  Vlia  S.  Mariae  meretricis  nepiis  Abrabae 
ereniitae.  v.73.— Vita  SS.  Epietett  et  Astionis,  v.73. 
— 'Epipbanins,  Bp.  of  Ounstantinople.  Epistolae  IV, 
▼.  63 — Eplstola  auonyml  ad  Hugonem  amicum 
suam  de  loodo  et  ordine  legendi  sacram  Scripturam, 
T.  213 — Epistola  anonymi  testis  oculaii  de  capta 
urbe  Coustautlnopolilaua,  v.  213.— Eplstola  cnjns- 
dam  cauonicl  regularis  ad  pri-.reai  charitatis,  de 
cauonl-*  regular  facto  monacbo,  quern  ille  repetebat, 
V.  213.— Eracle,  Bp.  of  Liege.  EpLstola ;  RelaUo  mlra- 
culi  S.  Mariiui,  r.  133.— Erebanibert,  Bp.  of  Freisin- 
gen.  Eplstola;  Fragmentum  ex  breviario  return 
Francorum  et  majorum  domus.  v.  116.— Erlngias, 


King  of  the  Goths  in  Spain,  Compellatio  ad  conciUium 
Toletanam.  v.  130. — Ermenoara,  of  Dijon.  Cbarta, 
T.  88.— Erminetbmdis.  Fragmentum  testamentl. 
Y.  88. — Ernioldns  Nigellns,  Abbot.  Carmen  de  re- 
bus gestbi  Lijdovici  Pii  ab  auno  781  usque  ad  annum 
826,  V.  105.— Erpo,  Bp.  of  Halbertiadt.  £pb«tola.  v.  179. 
— Erradis,  Abbess  of  Bohenburg.  Fragmeuta,  v.  194. — 
Ervlse,  Abbot  of  St.  Tictor's,  Paris.  Epistolae.  v.  190. 
196.— Etbelbert,  Anglo-Saxon  King  of  England.  Dona- 
liones;  Decretum.  v.  80.— Ethelred  II,  King  of  Eng- 
land. Leges  ecclesiasticae,  v.  151.— Etbelred,  King 
of  Mercia.  Donationes  II.  v.  89.— EtbeivYnlT.  Irish 
abboL  Carmen  de  abbatibus  et  viris  pii-s  coenobii  S. 
Petri  In  insula  Liudisfarnensi.  v.  96.— Etherlns.  Bp. 
of  Osma.  Eplstola,  v.  96.— Etleune,  Bp.  of  Liege. 
Vita  S.  Lamberti.  y.  132.— Etienue,  Abbot.    Eplstola, 

Y.  72 Eticnne,  Abbot  of  Lxe<:e.    Ex  miraculis  S.  Xo- 

doaldl.  Y.  154.— Etiennc  de  Bar,  Bp.  of  MeU,  Cardinal 
of  MontMliard.  Epistolae  TV.  y.  189.— EUcnne  de  la, 
Chapelle,  Bp.  of  Meattx.  Epistolae.  y.  200.— Etienne 
de  Lisiae,  Prior  of  Grammont.  Dicta  et  facta  S.  Stepbanl 
de  Mureto.  v.  204.— Etienne  de  SenJis,  Abp.  of  Paris. 
Epistolae ;  Diplomata,  v.  173. — Enelldes,  of  Megara. 
Geometriae  libri  UJ  v.  63.— Vita  S.  Eneenlae,  y.  73. 
— Eumcnins,  of  Autun.  Panegyricns  Constantino 
Augusto ;  Gratiarum  actio  Constantino  Augusto  Flavi- 
ensium  nomine,  v.  8 — Vita  S.  Enphrasiae,  y.  73.— 
Enpbronlns,  St.,  Bp.  of  Autun.  Epistolae.  v.  S&— 
Vita  S.  Enphros]rnae,Y.  73.— Ensebins, "/  Creauma. 
Vita  S.  Hieronyml,  v.  22.— Enstocblun.  Eplstola 
de  Sanctis  locis,  v.  22. — Entberins,  Bp.  of  Tyana, 
Fragmentum  ex  sermone  adversus  S.  CyrlUum ;  Epls- 
tola. T.  48.  50.— Entyches.  Abbot  of  Oonstanlin^le. 
Eplstola,  V.  54.— Evodins,  Bp.  of  Uzalis.  Epistolae. 
Y.  33.— Exltortatio  ad  mouacbos;  Exhortaiio  ad 
sponsam  Christi,  auctore  anonymo,  y.  18.— Exor- 
dlnm  magnum  ordinis  Clsterciensis,  v.  185. — Expo- 
■Itlo  mlssae  Romanae,  auctore  anonymo,  v.  y«.^ 
J£xelon,  of  Chattf.  Epitome  vitae  S.  Hugonis  abbatls 
Clunlacensla.  v.  159. — E'aleo.  See  Foulque. — Pal» 
cone,  of  Benetxnto.  Cbronicon  Mediolanense,  y.  173. 
— Palconla  Proba,  V.  Ccntonesi  VirglliaDi  ad  testi- 
monium Veieris  et  Novi  Testamentl.  v.  19. — Para,  St, 
Testamentum,  v.  87.— Pardnlf,  Abbot  of  St.  Denis. 
Carmina  pia.  v.  99.— Paricins,  Abbot  of  Abingdam, 
Vita  S.  Aldhelmi  Schirebumensis  episcopi,  v.  89. — 
Paron,  St.,  Bp.  of  Meaux.  Cbartae,  y.  87.— Fastr^de, 
Abbot  of  Claireaux.  Epistolae,  v.  ISS.— Felix.  At-p.  of 
Toledo.  Vita  8.  Jullani  Toletanl  episc.  v.  96.— Pelix, 
Bp.  of  Limoges.  Eplstola,  v.  87.— Pelii,  Bp.  r>f  il'jsina. 
Eplstola.  Y.  77 — Festns,  S.  P.  De  verborum  signlfl- 
caiione  fragmeuta,  v.  95. — Filoteo,  of  Bret'ia.  Do 
vita  et  moribus  8.  Bemardi  abbatls  Ciarac-Valleusls 
carmen  encomiasticon,  y.  185.— Firuiiaun«  Sym- 
poslns,  C.  £ulgmata,  y.  7. — Firuiilianns,  St.,  Bp. 
of  Caesareia.  EpistC'la,  v.  3. — Plmiiu,  ^■i'..  Up.  if  Vzes. 
Vita  8.  Caesarll  .\relatensls  episcopi,  v.  67. — Fltx- 
Stepben,  W.  Vita  et  passlo  8.  Tbomae  arcbiepiscipl, 
Y.  IM.— Flameng,  G.  De  vita  8.  Bernard!,  v.  185.— 
'Fla-rlanns,  Bp.  of  Constantinople.  Epistolae,  y.  54. 
— Florence,  of  Worcester.  Escerpta  ex  Fiorentil  Wl- 
goruensls  historla,  y.  147. — Plorlan,  Abbot  of  Bomans- 
Moutier.  Eplstola  ad  S.  Nicetium,  v.  72.— Folcard, 
At^Mt  rf  Lolibes.  Eplstola,  y.  157. — Folcnin.  Abbot 
of  Lobbes.  Vita  8.  Foicnini  Tarvennensis  episcopi; 
Gesta  abbatum  Laubiensium,  v.  137.— Font&nini, 
G.,  Abp.  of  Aneyra.  Ex  bistoria  litteraria  Aquilei- 
ensi  de  8.  Cbromaiio  eplsc.  Aqnileiensi  dilucidatio, 
Y.  20.— Poncbcr.  G.  Epistolae.  v.  153.— Foalchcr, 
Proenrator  of  the  Templars.  Eplstola,  v.  153.— Ponl- 
coie,  o/ Jfieoaz.  Eplstola;  Fnigmenta;  Epitapbium 
Otgerl  et  Benedicii,  v.  130.— Fonlqne,  Abp.  of  Lyons. 
Donatio,  v.  153.— Fonlquea  IV  ((«  Keshin],  Count  of 
Anjau.  Donationes  piae,  v.  153,  162. — Fonlqnes  V, 
Count  of  Anjou,  and  King  of  Jerusalem.  Prlvilegia,  v.  155. 
— Po«xlqne8,  Abp.  of  Reims.  Epistolae,  v.  131. — 
Ponlqnes,  Abbot  of  Corbie.  Eplstola  ad  Alexandmm 
II  papam,  v.  150. — Fragmeiitniu  acepbalum  de 
canone  SS.  Scrlpturae,  t.  »  — Franrlsetu  a  Pntco. 
See  Dupuis,  F.— Fr^degaire,  Ike  ScholasOe.  8.  Gra- 
goril  episc.  Turonensis  histcrtt  Francorum  epito- 
mata;  Cbronicon,  cum  suis  continuatoribus ;  Frag- 
menta  de  bistoria  Francorum,  y.  71. — Predeglsns, 
smmamed  Natbanle!,  Ab'-ot  of  St.  Martin's,  Tours.  Epls- 
tola, Y.  105.— Frederic  I,  Abp.  of  Cologne.  Epistolae 
et  diplomata,  v.  166— Frederteic  I,  Emperor  of  Ger- 

many.    Epistolae.  y.  180, 188, 189. 190, 197 Frederick 

n.  Ea^eror  of  Gerwutny.  Epistolae  III,  v.  217.— Fre- 
tellns,  .^rekiiMcoa  of  Anttttch.    Liber  locorum  s:incto- 

rum  terrae  Jerusalem,  y.  155 Pridegorde,  of  Dover. 

Do  vita  8.   Wiltridl   episcopi  Eboracensls,   v.  133 

Prolland,  Bp.  of  Senlis.  Eplstola  ad  Berecgarlum, 
V.  143.— Vita  S.  Frontonli,  v.  73.— Frotbaire,  Bp.  of 
TvuX.    Epistolae,  y.  IOC.— Fronuiuudus,  of  Tegernsee. 


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Eplstolae;  Poematlca,  v.  141. — Fulco.  <See  Foulques. 
— Fulcoins.  See  Foulcole. — Ful$;ence,  Abbot  of  Af- 
fiinghem.  Eplstola,  v.  IG6.— Galdonldws.  Donatio,  v. 
87.— Galbert,  of  Bruges.  De  vita  et  martyrlo  B.  Caroli 
boni  Flaiidriae  comills,  v.  166 — Gall  II,  St.,  Up.  of 
Clermunl-Ftrrand.  Eplstola,  v.  87.— Galla  Placidla. 
Eplstolae,  v.  51. — Galon,  Bp.  of  Paris.  El'istola ;  Di- 
ploma, V.162. — Ganiiuoii.  Charta, v. 88.— Gauchler, 
of  Clairvaux.  Epistola,  v.  196. — Gauft'ido,  of  Pisa. 
Fundallo  monasterii  S.  Petri  in  loco  Palaliolo  terrl- 
toiii  Lucensis,  v.  87. — Gausselme,  Abbot  of  St.  Victor's, 
Mar.-:eilles.  Epistola,  v.  106. — Gaiitliier,  the  Cliancellor. 
Autiochena  bella,  v.  155.— Gautliier  I,  Bp.  of  Chalons- 
sur-Sanne.  Diplomata,  v.  160. — Gaiithier,  Bp.  of  Ma- 
guefone.  Eplstola;  Diploma,  v.  157.— Gawtliier,  Bp. 
of  Orleans.  Capitula,  v.  119. — Gauthier  I,  Bp.  of  Sens. 
Statuta,  V.  132. — Gauthier,  of  Rieux.  Vita  S.  Anaatasli 
monactil  et  ereniitae,  v.  149. — Ganthler  de  C'outances, 
Abp.  of  Rouen.  Eplstolae  II,  v.  207.— Gawller,  of  Ti- 
rouane.  De  vita  et  martyrlo  B.  Caroli  boui  Flaudrlae 
comills,  V.  166.— Gautleri,  Bp.  of  Meaux.    Epistola,  v. 

147 Gebhard,  Al)p.  of  Salzburg.     Epistola,  v.  148.— 

Gebuiii  de  Dijon,  St.,  Abp.  of  Lyons.  Epistola,  v.  147. 
— Gemniiiliis.  Eplstolae  II,  ~v.  89 — Geiiealogiae 
comitum  Flaiidriae,  v.  209.— GeolTrol,  Bp.  of  Ckalnns- 
sur-Alarne.  Eplstolae  et  diplomata,  v.  173.- Geoffrol 
IV  (Plantagenet),  Duke  of  Normandy,  Count  of  Artjou. 
Eplstolae  III,  v.  186.— Geoffrol,  Sub-prior  of  Ste.  Barbe, 
in  Neustria.  Eplstolae  et  variorum  ad  ipsum,  v.  205. — 
Geoffrol,  the  Gross,  of  Thiron.  Vita  S.  Bernard!  de 
Tirouio,  V.  172.— Geoffrol  II,  de  Lives,  Bp.  of  Charlres. 
Eplstolae,  v.  173,  186. — Geoffrol  III,  de  Lorroux,  Abp. 
of  Bordeaux.  Eplstolae,  v.  186.— Geraldo,  Bp.  ofOUia. 
Notilia  de  mouasterio  S.  Montis,  v.  159. — Gei'ard  II, 
Bp.  of  Angouleme.  Eplstolae  et  diplomata,  v.  172. — 
Gerard  I,  Bp.  of  Cambray.  Acta  synodi  Atrebatensis 
lu  Maiiichaeos;  Eplstolae,  v.  142. — Gerard  II,  Bp.  of 
Cambray.  Charta,  v.  15J. — Gerard,  Abbot  of  Clairvaux. 
De  vita  S.  Bernardi,  v.  185.— Gerard,  of  Composlela. 
See  Girald. — Gerard,  of  St.  itedard,  Soissons.  Vita  S. 
Eomani  arelilepiscopi  Eothomageusis,  v.  138.— Ge- 
rard d'l/hier.  Prior  of  Grammont.  Revolallo  de  dispo- 
sitioue  Willelml  de  Traliinaco  Grandimontensia  ijri- 
orls ;  Vita  S.  Siephani  de  Mureto,  v.  204.— Geraud  III, 
Hector,  Bp.  of  Cahors.  Epistola,  v.  205. — Gerauld,<S'/., 
Abbot.  Vita;  Vita  S.  Adalardl  abballs  Curbeieiisis ; 
Cliarta,  v.  147.— Germaiiiius,  Bp.  Eplstolae,  v.  63. — 
Germev,  St.,  Abfjotnf  Flay.  Vila,  v.  156.— Germlnlus, 
Semi-Arian  Bp.  Eplstolae  III  adversus  Ariaiios,  v.  10, 
13. — Gervais,  Abp.  of  Reims.  Eplstola;  Diplomata, 
V.  143. — Gerviii,  Bp.  of  Amiens.  Eplstolae,  v.  162. — 
Gesta  douinl  DagobertI  regis  Fraucorum,  Illil 
Clotaril  JI  scripta  a  monacho  anonymo  quldem,8ed 

coutemporaneo,  v.  9G Gesta  regiini  Fraucorum, 

partlm  e  Gregoril  Turonensls  hisioria,  partim  aliunde 
desumpta,  et  usque  ad  regem  Theodoricum  II  per- 
ducta,  auct.  incerto  sed  qui  ejusdem  Theodorlci  tem- 
pore visit,  v.  96. — Gesta  Treveroruin,  auctore  ano- 
nymo, V.  154. — Gilbert,  Castellan  of  Ike  Knights  Hospi- 
tallers, of  Jerusalem.    Eplstolae,  v.  155.— Gilbert,  Bp. 

of  Limerick.    Eplstolae ;  De  statu  eccleslae,  v.  159 

Gilduln,  Abbot  of  St.  Victor's,  Paris.  Eplstolae,  v.  196. 
— Gilleg, '/  Paris,  Canon  of  St.  Marcel.  Versus,  v.  212. 
— Gilles  I,  rfu  Perche,  Bp.  of  Evreux.  Eplstolae  III,  v. 
200.— Gllon,  Bp.  of  Fra.scali.  Eplstolae ;  Historia  de 
via  Hierosoiymltana;  Epitome  vitae  8.  Hugonis  ab- 
batls  Oluulaceusls,  v.  155,  159,  173. — Giovanni,  Bp.  of 
Gubbio.  Vita  B.  Petri  Damianl  Cardlualls,  v.  144.— 
Giovanni,  Bp.  of  Pistoja.  Professlo  facta  Balsarl 
Lueeiisl  episcopo,  v.  87. — Giovanni,  Bp.  of  Ravenna. 
Eplstola,  v.  77. — Giovanni,  Abbot  of  Casamario.  Epls- 
tola, v.  182.— Giovanni,  Prior  of  Cluny.  Vita  S.  Odonls 
abbatls  Clunlacensls  11;  Prologus  in  llbrum  suum  de 
mlraculls,  v.  133. — Giovanni,  Deacon.  S.  Gregoril 
Magnl  vita,  V.  75. — Giovanni,  I'eacon  a<  Venice.  Cliro- 
nlcou  Venetum;  Clironlcon  Gradense,  v.  139. — Gio- 
vanni, of  Marsico,  Bp.  of  Frascali.    Concio  ad  popu- 

lum    Komanum;    Epistola,    v.    160 Giovanni,    of 

Naples.    Eplstolae,  v.  190. — Girald,  Ounrm  of  Santiago 

de  Composlela.    UlstorlaCompostelaua,  v.  170 Glulio, 

Abbot  of  Monte- Chris  to.  Querimoula  de  varils  usur- 
patoribUB  Jurlum  coenobll,  v.  87.  —  Glycerins, 
A'mperor  of  lite  yVeit.  Edictum  contra  ordlnatloues 
Blmoulacas,  v.  56.  —  Godefridus,  Abbot.  Vita  S. 
Hildogardls  abbatlssae;  Eplstola,  v.  197.  —  Gode- 
froi,  .V^,  Bp.  of  Amiens.  Eiilstolao  et  diplomata; 
Cliuria,  V.  162.— Godcfroi,  of  ,Sl.  Victor's,  Paris.  Frag- 
menta,  v.  196.— Godelinrtl,  St.,  Bp.  of  Jlildesheim. 
Vita;  EiJl8tt)lae,  v.  141.— Gondeniar,  F.,  King  of  the 
Viiigolhs  in  Spain.  Docrelum,  v.  80.— Gosberl.  Car- 
men acrostluU  urn  ad  Gulllulmum  Bleseusluincomltem, 
V.  129.— Goacelin,  n/  Canterbury.  S.  Augustliil  Anglo- 
ruin  apoaioll  vita ;  Ulstoria  trauslatloula  S.  Augustiul ; 
Viiae  88.  Swlthunl,  IvouU  oplacopl  Fersae,  Werobur- 


gae,  Eadglthae  seu  Edlthae,  v.  155. — Goscelin,  of 
Pirigueux.  Eplstola,  v.  163.— Gottsclialk,  of  Gem- 
blours.  Coutiuuatlo  Sigbertl  Gemblacen.'iis  Gestorum 
abbatum  Gemblaceusium,  v.  160. — Goyla.  Charta,  v. 
88.— Gozecbin.  Eplstola,  v.  143.— Gozpert.  Abbot 
of  Tegernsee.  Eiiistolae,  v.  139. — Gratianus,  Subdeacon. 
Eplstolae,  v.  190. — Gratianus  Augustus,  Emperor  of 
tlie  West.  Rescriptum,  v.  13.— Gregorio,  Patriarch  of 
Aquileja.  Jura  arehdlaconatus  Aquileiensls,  v.  99.— 
Gregorio,  of  Farfa.  Chronlcon  colleetum  ex  diplo- 
matibus  poniiflcum  Eomanorum,  imperatorum,  re- 
gum  Langobardorum,  ducum,  comitum,  aliisque 
publlcis  tabulis;  Praefatlo  ad  Cbartarlum  Farl'euse, 
v.  127,  150.— Gregorius,  Papal  legale.  Eplstolae,  v. 
166. — Grim,  E.,  of  Canterbury.  S.  Thomao  Cantuarl- 
ensls  archleplscopi  et  martyria  vita,  v.  190. — Gnal- 
ferio,  B.,  of  Monte-  Casino.  Carmlna  ;  Vitae  SS.  Secun- 
dini,  ot  Lucii  papae  et  martyris,  v.  147. — Gualberto, 
Ot.,  St.,  Abbot  of  Valombrosa.  Vita;  Acta;  Preces  ;  Epls- 
tola, v.  146.— Gualtero,  Abp.  of  Ravenna.  Epistola, 
v.  179.— Guarin,  Count  of  Rosny.  Litterae,  v.  159. — 
Guarin,  Abbot  of  St.  Victor's,  Paris.  Eplstolae,  v.  196. 
— Gndlnua,  of  Luxeuil.  Planctus  rhythmicus  super 
morte  Constantii  mouacbi  Luxoviensis.v.  151. — Guer- 
rlc,  of  Treves.  Eplstola,  v.  143.— Gitglielnio,  Bp.  of 
Pavia.  Eplstolae,  v.  190,  200.— Gugllelmo,  Abbot  of 
St.  Germain-des-Pr£s.  Ei)lstola,  v.  141.— Gnglielmo 
d' Apulia.  Historicum  poema  de  rebus  Normanuorum 
in  Sicilla,  Apulia,  et  Calabria  gesiia,  v.  149.— Gui  II, 
Bp.  of  Le  Puy.  Chartae  III,  v.  137.— Gui,  Abbot  of 
Ckarlieu.  Tractatus  de  correctloue  canius  ordinls 
Cisterclensls,  v.  182. — Gni  de  Chalillon,  Abp.  of  Reims, 
Diplomata,  v.  142.— Gui  I,  de  Noyers,  Abp.  of  Sens. 
Eplstola,  v.  202. — Gui  de  Ponthieu,  Bp.  of  Amiens.  Epls- 
tolae et  chartae  ;  Versus,  v.  146.— Gnlbert,  Archdeacon 
of  Tout.  S.  Leonia  IX  papae  vita,  v.  143.— Gulbert, 
Abbot  of  Gemblours.  Eplstolae ;  De  combusiioue  mo- 
nasterii Gemblacensis,  v.  211 — Guibert,  of  Tournay. 
Vita  S.  Eleutherll  Toruaceusis  episcopi,  v.  65.— Gul- 
chard,  Abp.  of  Lyons.  Antlqua  statuta  eccleslae 
Lugduuenais,  v.  199.  —  Guilencus.  See  'Willenc. — 
Guillaume.  Epiatola  uuucupatorla  ad  Willelmum 
archiep.  Rhemensem  in  suam  mlcrocosmographlam, 
V.  209.— Guillaume  V,  Duke  of  Aqvitaine.  Eplstolae 
et  diplomata,  v.  141.— Guillaunte,  Count  of  Auvergne, 
and  Duke  of  Aquitaine.  Testameutum  do  coustructione 
Clunlacensls  loci,  v.  133.— Guillaume,  Count  ofNevers. 
Eplstolae  III  ad  Sugerlum,  v.  186.— Guillaume,  Car- 
dinal of  Champagne,  Abp.  of  Reims.  Eplstolae;  Diplo- 
mata, V.  209.  —  Guillaume,  Archdeacon  of  Lisieux. 
Gesta  Willelmi  Conquesiorls;  Carmlna  adversus  Gul- 
bertum  auti-papam.v.  149,  150.— Guillaume,  Abbot  of 
St.  Arnoul,  Metz.  Eplstolae;  Oratio  in  commemora- 
tione  S.  Augustiul,  v.  150.— GuilJaume,  St.,  Abbot  of 
St.  Benigne,  Dijnn.  Epistola;  Privileglum,  v.  141.— 
Guillaume,  Abbot  of  St.  Thierry.  S.  Bernardi  abbatls 
Clarae-Vallensis  vita  et  res  gestae,  v.  185.  —  Guil- 
laume, of  Cavaillon.  De  fulmine  quo  percuasum  est 
S.  Petri  Cabillonensis  monasterium  auuo  Chrlstl  865 
narratio,  v.  134.— Guillaume,  of  St.  Denis,  Paris. 
Eplstolae;  Vita  Sugerli  abballs;  Versus  de  obitu 
Sugerii,  v.  186.  —  Guillaume  I,  d'Arguel,  Abp.  of 
Besanfon.  Charta  de  Alta-Petra,  v.  166.— Guillaume 
II,  d' Auberoche,  Bp.  of  PMgueux.  Donatio,  v.  166. — 
Guillaume  I,  de  Champagne,  Bp.  of  Chartres.  Epls- 
tolae, V.  190,  200.— Guillaume  de  Poitiers.  See  Guil- 
laume, Archdeacon  of  Lisieux. — Guillaume  I,  de  Touci, 
Bp.  of  Auxtrre.  Epi.stola,  v.  200. — Guillaume  (/e  Tr(l- 
hinac,  Prior  of  Grammont.  Eplstolae,  v.  204. — Giill- 
lemaus,  J.  Vita  B.  Idae  con)ilissae  Bolonlae,  regis 
Godefrldi  matris,  v.  155.— Gumpold,  Bp.  of  Mantua. 
Vita  Vencezlavi  duels  Bohemlae,  v.  135.— Guudulf, 
Bp.  of  Rochester.  Vita;  Eplstolae,  v.  159.— Guntrum, 
King  of  East  Anglia.  Leges  ecclesiasllcae,  v.  138. — 
Gunzon,  Deacon  of  Novara.  Eplstolae,  v.  134,  136. — 
Guthrun,  King  of  the  Danes  in  Fast  Anglia.  Legea 
eccleslaBllcao,  v.  138.— Hadoin,  St.,  Bp.  of  Le  Mam. 
Testamentum  ;  Charta,  v.  80.— Haimiii,  of  St.  Vedast's, 
Arras.  8ernio  lu  uatall  S.  Vedastl ;  Eplstolae,  v.  105.— 
Haldoln,  Abbot  of  Haul-  Villiers.  Versus  ad  tumulum 
8.  Romlgll,  V.  129.— Halinnrd,  Bp.  of  Lyons.  Vita  ; 
Eplstolae,  v.  142.  — Hariulphe,  Abbot  of  Aldenburg. 
Chronlcon  Contulenso;  Vita  8.  Arnulfl  eplsoopl  Suea- 
8l<mensl8;  Vita  8.  Madelgisili  contessorls,  v.  174.— 
Ilarmote,  Abbot  of  St.  Gall.  Inscriptlones  In  templo 
8.  Othmarl ;  Epilaphlum  Grlmaldl,  v.  126.— Hart- 
niann,  of  St.  Gall.  Carmlna,  v.  87.— Hatton  I,  Abp. 
of  Mayence.  Eplstola,  v.  131.— Ilebcrniia.  See  Her- 
bert.— Heddo,  Bp.  of  Strassburg.  Charta,  v.  88.- 
Hedenua.  Chana,  v.  89.— li^dillon, /J'j).  n/ A^oj/on. 
Eplstola,  v.  129.— Heimo,  of  Bamberg.  Annales  Baben- 
bergenses,  v.  173.— Helnrlcli,  Bp.  of  Menden.  Epls- 
tolae, V.  189.— Heinrlch,  Arclideacon  of  Salzburg.  Hla- 
torla  calamltaluin  eccloaiae  Haltzburgeuala,  v.  190.— 


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Helnrlcii,  Dukt  of  Saxony.  Epistolae,  v.  180,  189 — 
Helgand.  of  Fleary.  Vita  Robert!  regis  Francorum, 
V.  141— Heliadlns,  Bp.  of  Tartu*.  Eplslola,  v.  50.— 
Helpertc,  of  St.  Gall,  liber  de  computo,  v.  137.— 
Mrlpl  Ain»,Sutiicus).  In  historian!  TestamentiVeterls 
et  >'>vi  carmina;  De  Cbrlsti  Jesu  beneflclis  carmen, 
V.  62.— Heming.  of  WorcetUr.  Vita  S.  Wulstani  epis- 
copi  Wigorniensis;  Liber  de  eccleslae  Wigorniensis 
incrementis,  v.  150.— Henri  I.  Abp.  of  Keimt.  Epis- 
tolae et  diplomata,  V.  196.— Ueuri  II,  Bp.  of  Beuieux. 
Litterae  de  donalione,  v.  2u7.— Henri,  Abbot  of  SL 
Denis.  Disceptatio  de  ecclesia  de  ArgentoUo  cum 
Odone  Parisiensl  episcopo,  v.  212. — Henri,  of  StareloL 
Epistolae,  v.  189.— Henri  de  Bourgogne,  Bp.  of  Autun. 
Tesliinonla,  v.  185.— Henri  de  Carinlkie,  Bp.  of  Troyes. 
Eplstola,  T.  182.— Henri  II,  de  Leyen,  Bp.  of  Liege. 
Epistolae,  v.  180,  189.— Henry,  of  Hainaut,  Emperor  of 
Con*lantin(.ple.  Epistola,  v.  215. — Henrjr  I,  Emperor 
of  Germany.  Esemplum  privilegii  de  regalibus  beato 
Petro  concessis,  v.  98.— Henry  II,  SL,  Emperor  of 
Germany.  Leges  et  consuetudines ;  Diplomata  eccle- 
Siastica,  v.  140. — Henry  III,  Emperor  of  G*rmany. 
CODsUtutiones ;  Dipioinata,  t.  151. — Henry  IV,  Em- 
peror of  Germany.  Ck>ustitutione8 ;  Diplomata,  v.  151. 
— Henry  II,  King  of  England.  Conflrmatlo  de  Lab- 
decombe ;  Bevocatio  articulorum  quos  rex  Henricus 
U  Toluit  ecclesiam  Anglicanam  observare  ;  Epistolae ; 

Cliartae,  v.  189.  190.  207 Henry  I,  King  of  France. 

Diplomata,  r.  151. — Henry,  King  of  the  Romans.  Epis- 
tolae, V.  180, 189.— Henry, Abbot  ofCroyland.  8.  Thomae 
Cantuarlentis  arcliiepiscopi  et  raartyrls  vita.  v.  190. — 
Henry,  Abbot  of  Stratford.  Epistola,  v.  190,  200.— 
Henry,  Dean  of  St.  Paul's,  London.  Epistola,  v.  200.— 
Heraclins,  Bp.  of  Bigorre.  Donatio,  v.  159. — Herard, 
Abp.  of  Tours.  Capitula;  Commouitorium ;  .\iinun- 
tiatio  In  synodo  Suessiouensi  III,  v.  121.— Herbert, 
Abp.  of  Tours.  Miracula  B.  Martini  post  ejus  rever- 
sionem  sive  corporis  ipsius  deposilionem  facta,  v.  129. 
— Herbert,  Abbot  of  St.  Joseph  and  Habacue.  Privile- 
gium,  V.  155. — Heribert,  Bp.  of  Eicksladt.  Hymni,  v. 
141. — Heribert,  of  Ptrigord.  Epistola  de  baereticla 
Petagoricis,  v.  isi.— Heriger,  Abbot  of  Lobbet.  Gesta 
episcoporura  Tungren-•^lum,  Trajectensium  et  Leodi- 
enslum;  Vitae  SS.  Berliudis,  Laudoaldi,  TJrsmari ; 
Epistola  ad  Hugonem  nionachum,  y.  139. — Herlem- 
baldas,  St.  Acta,  v.  \Vi. — Hervard,  Archdeajcon  of 
Liege.  Epistola,  v.  211 Her-ve,  Abp.  of  Reims.  Epis- 
tola, V.  1S2. — Herr-ens,  of  Canterbury.  Epistolae,  v. 
190 — Hesson.  Commeutarlolus  de  tractailoue  pacis 
inter  Calllstum  II  pont.  Komanum,  et  Henricum  V 
imperat.  anno  1189,  deque  concilio  Bemeusl,  v.  163. — 
Hesychins,  Bp.  of  Salona.  Epistola,  y.  33.— Hethe- 
ring.  See  Elheriiis. — Heyino,  of  Hirsehau.  Vita  B. 
"Wilhelmi  Hirsaugiensis  abbatts,  v.  150.— Uiiarlo,  or 
Hilarianus,  Q.  J.  Chrouologla  sive  libellus  de  mundi 
duratioue  ;  Expositum  dedie  Paschae  et  meusis,  v.  13. 
— Hil«rla«,  Oitciple  of  AbaUard.  Elegia  de  recessu 
Petri  Abaelardi  ex  Paracleto,  y.  178.— Hilarina,  of 
Syracuse.  Epistola,  y.  33.— Hlldebrand,  King  of  the 
Lombards.  Praeceptum  pro  ecclesia  Piaceutina,  y.  87. 
— Hildegaire,  of  Poitiers.  Epistolae  IV  ad  S.  Ful- 
bertum  Caruoteusem,  y.  141.— Hildemar.  Epit»tola, 
y.  106.— Hildeprandns.  Set  Hlldebrand.— Hilderl- 
cns.  See  Ilderico.— Hildnin,  Abbot  of  St.  Denis,  Paris. 
Are<ipaglti''a  sive  S.  Di.^iivsil  vita,  v.  106.— Hi»toria 
Romanorum  poutificnm,  a  S.  Petro  usque  ad 
Coelesiiuum  III,  id  est  annum  Domini  1191  auctore 
anonymo  Zwetlense,  y.  213.— Hlotber.  See  Eleutiie- 
rius. — Houoratns.  A.,  Bp.  of  Omstantina.  Epistola, 
y.  5<).— Honor! u«  Angugtns,  F.,  Emperor  of  the  West. 
Leges;  Epistolae,  v.  11,  18,  20.— Howel,  lh«  Good, 
King  of  Waits.  Leges  ecclesiasticae,  y.  138.— Hugh, 
St..  Bp.  of  Lincoln.  Vita;  Diplomata,  v.  153.— Hugh 
Cnpet,  King  of  France.  Diploma,  v.  141.— Hugo,  Abbot 
of  St.  Mary's,  Adrian-pie.     Epistola,  y.  155.— Hugo,  nf 

Hokenau.     Chartae,    v.   88 Hugo   de   Clceris.     See 

Cleers,  H.— Hngnes  I,  Abp.  of  Ly<nt.  Epistolae  et 
privilegia,  v.  157.— Hngnes,  Abp.  of  Orfik.  Epistola. 
V.  155.— Hngnes.  St.,  Bp.  of  Grenoble.  Excerpts  e 
cbartulario  GraiiauopoUtano ;  Epistolae  et  diplomata, 
y.  166.— Hngues  II,  Bp.  of  JS'ecers.  Epistola.  v.  143.— 
Hngnes,  Bp.  of  Oporto.  HisioriaCompostella.y.  170. 
— Hugnea  I,  Bp.  of  Troyes.  Epistola,  y.  146.— Hn- 
gmea  V,  Abbot  of  Chsny.  Statuta.  y.  209.— Hugiies, 
Abbot  of  Flarigny.  Chronicon,  y.  154. — Hngues,  Dean 
of  St.  Mary's,  Paris.  Fundatio  Odouls  epi!H,'jpi  pro 
maudato  faclendo  in  coena  Domini,  v.  212.— Hngues, 
Count  nf  Troyes.  Donationes,  y.  185.— Hugues.  o/Melz. 
Charta,  y.  88— Hngues, o/PotViVts.  Hisiorla  Vizelia- 
^nsis  monasterii,  v.  l'J4. —  Hugues,  of  Ribemont. 
Epistola,  y.  166.— Hugues  de  Ciutmplieuri,  Bp.  of  Sois- 
soHs.  Epistolae,  v.  1%.— Hngnes  de  Grenoble.  See 
Hugh,  o/iincoJn.— Hugnes  de  MOcon,  Bp.  of  Auxerre. 
Epistolae;  Charta,  v.  1»1.— Hugnes  I,  de  Pitrrefont, 


Bp.  of  Soissons.    Epistolae,  y.  162 Hngues  II,  Rai- 

mond,  Bp.  of  Biez.  Epistola,  v.  216.— Hngues  I,  de 
Salins,  Abp.  of  Besanfon.  Charta,  y.  S*!.- Hngues  de 
Toucy,  Abp.  of  Sens.  Epistolae,  v.  173,  186.- Humbert 
II,  i2«  Bugey,  Abp.  of  Lyons.  Epistola,  v.  186. — Hum- 
bert, St..  Abbot  of  MaroHles.  Charta,  y.  S8.— Hnnald, 
of  Notre  Ubme  de  Bonne  Esplranee,  Cambray.  Epistola, 
y.  203.— Hyginas.  Vita  S.  Hacarii  Boniani,  v.  73.— 
Hywcl  Dda.  Set  Howel,  the  Good.— Ibbou.  Bp.  of 
Tt>%rs.  Charta,  y.  88. — Ida,  St.,  Countess  of  Boulogne. 
Vita ;  Donationes  ecclesiasticae,  y.  155. — Idallns,  Bp. 
of  BareeUma.  Epistolae  11,  y.  96.— Idatins,  Bp.  of 
Chaves.  Chronicon ;  Descriptio  cousulum  ex  quo  prl- 
mam  ordlnati  sunt,  y.  51, 74. — Ilderico,  Abbot  of  Monte- 
Casino.  Epistola  metrica.  y.  105.— Imbert,  of  Gram- 
mxmt.  Epistola,  y.  204.— Imbrieo,  Bp.  of  Wurzburg. 
Sermo  in  exequiis  8.  Ottonis  Bambergensls  episc  y. 
173.— Index  libromm  adbibitornni  ad  epistolas 
et  privilegia  Eomanorum  i>oniiacum,  v.  179. — Ingel- 
ramne.  Abbot  of  St.  Riquier.  Vita  8.  Richaril  abbatls 
Centuleusis  primi,  y.  141. —  Ingoara,  Nun  of  Sens. 
Charta,  y.  88.— Irmina,  German  abbess.  Charta,  y.  89. 
— Isarn,  Bp.  of  Tcnloute.  Charta,  y.  159.— Isidore, 
Bp.  of  Badapz.  Chronicon,  y.  96.  —  Itinerarium 
anonyml  a  Burdigala  Hierusalem  usque  et  ab  Hera- 
clea  per  .\uIonam  et  per  urbem  Romam  Hediolanum 
usque  [A.  D.  33:5],  y.  8. — Jacobus,  Deac^m  of  Orfa. 
Vita  8.  Pelagiae  meretricis,  v.  73 — Jean  iGulllaume). 

Epistola,  y.  211 Jean,  the  Hermit.    Vita  S.  Bernardl 

abbatis  duobus  Ubris  scripta,  v.  185.— Jean  I,  Abp. 
of  Lyons.  Epistolae  et  diplomata.  y.  209.— Jean  I.  Bp. 
ofArlet.  Epistola,  v.  72.— Jean,  Abbot  of  St.  Amoul,  MeU. 
Vita  et  translatio  Sauctae  Glodesindis;  De  vita  Joan- 
nis  abbatis  Gorziensis,  y.  137. — Jean,  Provost  of  Notre 
Dame  de  Bonne  Esperance,  Cambray.  Epistolae,  y.  203.^ 
Jean,  of  Beze.  Chronicon  Besuense,  v.  162. — Jean, 
of  Coutanees.  Praetatio  in  librum  de  computo,  y.  163. 
—Jean,  of  Poitiers.  Epistolae,  y.  190.— Jean,  of  St. 
Laurence's,  Liege.  Vlsio  status  animarum  post  mortem 
et  miraculum  8.  Laurentii  martyrls.  y.  180.— Jean,  o/ 
Treves.  Epistola,  y.  166. — Jean  III,  de  Beihttne,  Abp. 
of  Cambray.  Eptstola,  y.  211.— Jean  II,  de  La  Grille, 
Bp.  of  Aleth.  Epistola,  y.  182. —  Jean  de  Mont&Udy, 
Carthusian  prior  of  Let  Partes.  Epistolae,  y.  153. — Jean 
de  Thielrode,  of  St.  Baron's,  Gand.  Genealogla  comitum 
Flandriae,  y.  209.— J^remie,  Abp.  of  Setts.  Epistolae, 
y.  105. — De  primordils  et  iuveniione  sacrae  religlonls 
Jerosolynaomm,  y.  155. — Jesse,  Bp.  of  Amiens. 
Epistola  de  baptismo,  y.  105. — Joannes,  the  Armenian. 
Epistola,  y.  215. — 'Joannes,  SL,  of  Damascus.  Vita 
Barlaam  eremltae  et  Josophat  Indlae  regis,  y.  73. — 
'Joannes  VI,  PaUriarch  of  Omstantinople.  Epistola, 
y.  89 — *Joanne8.  Bp.  of  Antioclu  Epistola,  v.  50. — 
Joannes,  Bp.  of  Nicopolis.  Epistola,  y.  63. — Jobann, 
Abbot  of  Spanheim.  Oratlo  in  laudem  et  commeuda- 
tionem  Rupertl  quondam  abbatis  Tuitiensis,  v.  167. — 
Jobann,  of  Wuerzburg.  Descriptio  terrae  sauctae, 
y.  155. — Jobn,  King  of  England.  Litterae  et  epistolae, 
y.  216,  217.— Jobn,  Prior  of  St.  Stcithin's,  Winchester. 
Epistola,  y.  190.— Jonas,  Abbot  of  Ebte.  Vltae  SS. 
Columbani,  Eustasii,  Attalae,  Berttilfl,  Bargandotarae; 
Liber  miraculorum  8.  Joannls,  y.  87. — Jor^nns. 
See  Jourdain.  —  Joseelin  de  Bailul,  Bp.  of  Salisbury. 
Epistolae,  y.  186,  190.— Joseelin.  See  also  Josse. — 
Josepb,  Disciple  of  Aleuin.  Carmina,  y.  99. — Jose- 
pbns.  Chancellor  of  Aquitaine.  Historia  trausiationis 
c<^>rporum  88.  Ragnoberti  et  Zenonis.  v.  106. — Josse, 

Abp.  of  Tours.    Epistolae,  y.  iy6 Josseran,  Bp.  nf 

Langres.  Epistola,  v.  185.— Jot«and.  of  Cluny.  Vita 
S.  Odilonis  Cluniacenslsabbaii;i;  Planciusdetransita 

domui  Odilonis,  y.  142 Jourdain  de  Loran,  Bp.  of 

Limoges.  Diplomata  II ;  Acta  c<'UcilU  Lemoviceosis  II ; 
Epistola,  y.  141,  142.— Juan,  Abbot  of  Biclaro.  Chroni- 
con, v.  72.— Juan,  of  Secille.  Epist<^>la,  y.  121. — *Jns- 
tinianns  I,  F.  A.,  Emperor  of  Constantinople.  Epis- 
tolae ;  Edicta;  Koyellae;  Lege.s,  v.  63,  69,  72.— Jns- 
tinianns  II,  Emperor  of  Constantinople.  Exemplar 
dlvinae  ]u86ionis  dlrectae  ad  Joannem  papam  urbls 
Bomae,  In  conflrmatlonem  sextl  synodl  Constantino- 
polltanae,  y.  96.— Justlnns  I,  Emperor  of  the  East. 
Epistolae  VII,  y.  6:^.— Kaleudarla  et  martyrologia 
antlqna,  y.  138.— Kalendarium  antiqnlssimnm 
eccleslae  Carthaeiuensis.  v.  13.  —  Kalendarinni 
Brixiannm,v.  138.— Kalendarium  Floriacense, 
y.  Iii8.— Kalendarium  3Iantuauani,  v.  13>>. — Ka- 
lendarium Stabuleuse.  v.  Kis. — liLaleiidarinm 
Vallumbrosaniim.  v.  13-S.— Kalendarium  Ver- 
dinense,  v.  las. — Kenred,  King  ./  y,:r  Kumbrrland. 
Cbarta,  y.  b9.— Kenulf,  A'liv;  »/  Mercia.  Epistola,  v. 
102. — Idiinbert,  Emperor  and  King  of  Italy.  Capitula 
synodalia,  v.  13S.— Ijainbert,  Bp.  of  Arras.  Gesta 
pontiflcum  Cameracensium  ;  Gesta  quibus  Airebaten- 
sium  civitas  excusso  Cameracensium  jugo  in  antl- 
qoam  relormatur  dignitatem ;  Epistolae  et  allorum 


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ad  Ipsum ;  PrlvUegla ;  CouclUl  Claromontanl  anuo 
1095  canoues,  v.  149,  162. — Iiambert,  Carthusian  prior 
of  Squillace.  Statuta,  v.  153. — Liainbert,  von  Aschaffen- 
hurg,  Monk  of  Hirsckfeld.  Aiiuales,  v.  141,  146.— Ijam- 
Itert,  of  Liege,  Monk  of  St.  Mathias,  Treves.  Ex  inven- 
tloue  ot  mlraculls  S.  Matthiae,  v.  154.— I<ainbert,  of 
PouUieres.  Eplstola,  v.  106. — Ltaiuentum  lacryma- 
blle  super  Ills  qui  in  expedltlone  .Jerosolymitaua 
diversis  mortlbus,  justo  quidem,  sed  occulto  et  in- 
scrulablU  Dei  judlclo  Interierunt,  v.  155. — Lianderi- 
ciis.  .SeeLandri. — Landolfo  (^Vagrox).  Additamentum 
ad  Paull  diaconi  Historlam  miscellara,  v.  95. — Liaiidri, 
St.,  Bp.  of  Paris.  CUarta,  v.  87.— Liangton,  S.,  Ahp. 
of  Canterbury.  Tractatus  de  trauslatione  B.  Tliomae, 
V.  190.— Li'Aubespliie,  G.  de.  Observationes  in  S. 
Optatum  eplsoopum  Mllevltanum,  v.  11. — Liaureut  de 
Liege,  Abbot  of  St.  Vannes,  Verdun,  and  others.  Gesta 
eplacoporum  Virdunensium  et  abbatuin  S.  Vitoni; 
Aimales  S.  Vitoni  Virdunensis,  v.  204. — Ii6ger,  Abp.  of 
Bourges.  Oratlo  de  B.  Roberto  de  Arbrlsello,  v.  162.— 
linger,  Ahp.  of  Vienne.  Cliartae,  v.  143. — linger,  St., 
Bp.  of  Aulan.  Vita;  Epistola  consolatoria ;  Synodalla 
praeceptaquaedara  ;  Testamentum,  v.  96. — Ijeo,  Abbot 
and  legale.  Epistola  ad  Hugonem  et  Roberta m  reges, 
V.  139. — Lieo  n,  King  of  Armenia.  Epistola,  v.  215.— 
Lieodebodus,  Abbot  of  St.  Aignan.  Charta,  v.  88. — 
I<eoii,  St.,  Ahp.  of  Sens.  Epistola,  v.  68. — Lieoii  I,  Bp. 
of  Bourges.  Epistola,  v.  54. — Leoue,  of  Marsico,  Car- 
dinal-Bp.  of  Ostia.  Chronicon  Casiuense ;  Vita  et 
translatio  S.  Mennatis;  Narratlo  de  consecratloue  et 
dedicatione  ecclesiae  Casinensis,  v.  173. — ^licoii- 
tiiis,  Bp.  of  Neapolis.  Vita  S.  Joannis  eleeinosynarli, 
V.  73.— Iieotalde,  Count  of  Macon.  Donatio,  v.  133. — 
Li^talde,  of  Mid.  Vita  S.  Juliani  Cenomanensls  antl- 
Btitls;  Liber  nilraculorum  S.  Maxlinini  abbatls  Mtcia- 
censis;  Delatio  corporis  S.  Junianl  in  synodum  Kar- 
rofeusem  circiter  annum  988,  v.  1S7.— Lietbert,  Abbot 
of  St.  Ruf.  Eplstolae,  v.  157. — Llbelliis  de  coinpnto 
pascttali,  v.  59.— liibellns  de  coiiscientia,  auctore 
anonymoBenedictliio  qui  saeculo  XII  floruisso  vldetur, 

V.   213 Libeling   de  genealogiis   patriarcharum 

genealogiae  totius  bibliotliecae  ex  omnibus  librls  col- 
lectae  Veteris  Novique  Testamentl,  v.  59. — Libellus 
de  revelatione,  aediflcatione  et  auctoritate  Flscan- 
nensis  monasterii,  auctore  anonymo  Fiscanueiise,  v. 
151. — Liibellns  de  successoribns  S.  Hldulplii  in 
Vosago,  V.  13H. — liiber  de  coinpnto,  auctore  auony- 
mo,  V.  129. — liiber  de  diversis  ordinibns  et  pro- 
fessionibus  quae  sunt  in  ecclesla,  v.  213. — liiber  de 
poenitentla  et  tentatlonlbua  religlosum,  auctore 
anonymo  Benedictlno,  v.  213.— Liiber  de  stabilitnte 
animae,  auctore  anonymo  perautiquo,  v.  213.— Lilbe- 
riits.  Acrostictils  de  Sedulio,  v.  19.  —  liiclniano, 
Bp.  of  Cartagena.  Eplstolae  II,  v.  72.— liietbert,  St., 
Bp.  of  Cambray.  Vita;  Ctiarta,  v.  146.— Liitauiae  et 
oratlones  antlquae,  v.  138.  —  Liitnrgia  Mozarabica 
secundum  regulam  B.  Isldorl  in  duos  tomos  divisa, 

V.  85,  86.— Liiutand,  Bp.  of  Vence.  Epistola,  v.  129.— 
Lii\-inns,  Bp.  Epistola,  v.  87.— Lonegisilus,  Abbot 
of  Bousae.  Chartae,  v.  80. — lionginianns.  Epistola, 
■V.  33.— Liorenzana,  F.  A.,  Abp,  of  Toledo,  and  Cardinal. 
Breviarium  ad  debite  persolvendem  divlnum  offlclum 
secundum  B.  Isidori  regulam,  v.  86. — Liothaire  I, 
Emperor  of  Germany.  Capitularia,  v.  97. — Liothalre 
III,  Emperor  of  Germany.  Coronatlo  Roniana,  v.  179. 
— Liotbaire  II,  King  of  Lorraine.  Eplstolae  III,  v.  121. 
— LiOiiis  le  Vebonnaire,  Emperirr  of  llie  West,  and  King  of 
France.  Capitularia;  Vita;  Diplomata  ecclesiastica; 
Eplstolae,  v.  97, 104.— Louis  IV,  King  of  France.  Prae- 
ceptum  de  Salustrlaco,  Cliavlulls,  plscatura  ossae, 
Camberiaco;  Savlgnlaco  et  Amberta,  v.  133.— Lionig 

VI,  King  of  France.  Epistf)la  ad  Calixtum  papam ; 
PrlvUegla;  Chartae,  v.  163, 186,189.— Louis  VII,  Kinrj 
of  France.  Eplstolae,  v.  190, 199.— liouis  IX,  St.,  King  of 
France.  Epistola,  v.  155. — Liouls  I,  King  of  Germany, 
Diplomata,  v.  138.— Lonp,  St.,  Bp.  of  Troyes.  Epls- 
tolae II,  V.  58.— Lncas,  Bp.  of  Tuy.  Vita  8.  Martini 
liCglonensls  presbyterl,  v.  208.— Lncengis  knlen- 
dnrii  fraginentnm,  v.  138. —  Lncianns,  Priest. 
Epistola,  V.  41.— Lndger,  St.,  Bp.  of  Munster.  Vita  8. 
Gregorii  abbatls  Traji'ctensis  ad  lihenum;  Acta  seu 
vita  8.  Ludgerl,  V.  99.— Ludns  pasrlinlis  de  adventu 
et  Interrltu  Antl-Chrlstl  In  scena  saeculo  XII  exhlbltus, 

V.  213 Liuitbert,  Ahp.  of  Mayence.     Epistola,  v.  129. 

— Lnl,  St.,  Bp.  of  Mayence.  Eplstolae,  v.  9C.— Liiipo 
Protospata.  Chroulcon,accedunt  annnlesBarensIs, 
V.  155. — '•'Slacarlus,  of  Alexandria,  Ahhot  of  Nitria, 
Regula  nd  monachos,  v.  103 — Nacarlns  Magnes. 
See  Magnes.- Mncbeth,  King  of  Scotland.  Leges  eccle- 
BlHstlcae,  V.  161  —  Mncedonins.  Eplstolae  ad  S. 
Augustinum,  v.  33.— Alacrobins.  PaHslo  Maxlmlanl 
et  Isaac  Donatistarum,  v.  U.— Magingoz,  Bp.  Epls- 
tolae, V.  96.— Magister  (Auctor  Incertus).  Ad  mona- 
chos Maglstri  regula,  v.  88.— 'Slagnes.  Fragmentum, 


V.  6.— Maienl,  St.,  Abbot  of  Cluny.    Vita;    Electio  S. 

Odilonis;  Chartularlum,v.  137 Maiolus.  <SeeMaieul. 

— Maniertinns,  C.  Pauegyricus  Juliano  Augusto 
dictus  ;  Vita  Fl.  Glaudll  Juliani,  v.  18.— Manasse  de 
Chatillou,  Abp.  of  Reims,  Eplstolae,  v.  162.— Man- 
cion,  Bp.  of  Chalons-sur-Marne.  Epistola,  v.  131. — 
Mauignndis,  of  Lombardy.     Testamentum,  v.   87. — 

Mausiietns,   St.,   Bp.    of  Milan.      Epistola,   v.    87 

Mappiuins,  Bp.  of  Reims.     Eplstolae,  v.  68.— Mar- 

celliuns,  of  Africa.    Epistola,  v.  33 Marcellinns 

( Count).  Ohroulcon,  v.  51.— Marcellus,  Bp.  of  Ancyra. 
Epistola,  V.  8.— Mnrcianns,  Emperor  of  the  East.  Epls- 
tolae III,  V.  54. — niarco,  of  Monte-  Casino.  Carmen  de 
S.  Benedicto,  v.  80.— Marco,  Bp.  of  Olranto.  Hymnus 
In  magno  sabbato,  v.  96. — Marcon,  St.,  Abbi  of  Nan- 
teuil.  Sermo  de  8.  Marculto,  v.  151.— Marcnlfe.  See 
Marcou.— Marianns,  Abbot.  Libellus  mouachorum 
Agapeto  papaeoblatus  contra  Atliimum,Severum,  etc. 
V.  66. — niarianus  Scotns.  Chronlcon,  v.  147. — Vita 
8.  Mariuae,  v.  73. — Marins,  Bp.  of  Avenckes.  Chronl- 
con, V.  72. — Slartyrologinin  iusignls  eccleslae  An- 
tisslodorensls,  v.  138.—  Matbieu,  Duke  of  Lorraine. 
Privileglum,  v.  185.— Mathllde,  St.,  Queen  of  Germany. 
Vita,  V.  135,  151.— Mathllde,  of  Swabia.  Ei)lstola,  v. 
161.— Vita  Comitissae  Mathildis,  v.  148.— Matilda, 
St.,  Queen  of  England.  Eplstolae,  v.  159,  163.— Matilda, 
Countess  of  Tuscany.  Vita  et  diplomata,  v.  148.— Mat- 
thlen,  Cardinal-Bp.of  Albann.  Eplstolae  et  diplomata, 
V.  173.— Manriclus  de  Sulllaco.  See  8ully,  M.  de. 
—Maxxrille,  St,,  Abp.  of  Rouen.  Vita;  Epistola;  Pro- 
fesslo  fldei  de  sacramento  corporis  et  sanguinis 
Christi ;  Epltaphia,  v.  143.— Manro,  Ahp.  of  Ravenna. 
Epistola,  V.  87.  —  Maxentlus,  Patriarch  of  Aquihja. 
Epistola,  V.  106.— *Maxentlns,  J.  Epistola,  v.  65.— 
'^Maxlinns,  St.,  of  Constantinople.  Dlffloratlones  et 
excerpta  ex  epistolis  variis  8.  Maximi;  Joannis  8coti 
verslo  ambiguorum  8.  Maxlinl,  v.  80, 122,  129.— Maxl- 
mns,  of  Madara.  Epistola,  v.  33. — Maxim  us,  Bp.  of 
Sarragossa,  Chronlcon, v.SO.—Maxlmns,  M.  C,  Emperor 
of  the  West.  Eplstolae,  v.  13 Meglufrled,  of  Magde- 
burg. De  vita  et  virtutibus  B.  Emineramini,  v.  141. — 
Merobaudes,  F.  Carmen  de  Christo,  v.  61.— Mes- 
slanus,  "/  Aries.  De  vita  S.  Caesarii  Arelateusis  epls- 
copi,  V.  67. — Milisiudis,  Queen  of  Jerusalem.  Privi- 
legia,  V.  155.— Mllo.  Litterae,  v.  216.— 31ilon,  Cardi- 
nal-Bp.  of  Palestrina.   Laus  metrica  Paschalis  II  papae, 

V.  163.— Milon  II,  Bp.  of  Terouane.     Epistola,  v.  200 

Milon,  0/  St.  Amand.  8.  Amandl  vita  metrica;  Car- 
men de  conflictu  veris  et  hlemis,  v.  121.  —  MlloM 
{Crispin),  of  Le  Bee.  Vita  B.  Lanfrancl  archlepiscopl 
Oantuariensls  ;  Vita  Willelmi  Beccensis  tertii  abbatls  ; 
Vita  Bosonis  cognomento  Sapientls  abbatls  Beccensis 
quartl,  v.  150.— Mlnncins  Felix,  M.  O.  Excursus,  v. 
3.— Missa  .^tliiopninquae  etiam  appeilatur  canon  ■ 
universalis,  v.  138.— Missa  Latina,  v.  138. — Mon> 
tauns,  Bp.  of  Toledo.  Eplstolae,  v.  65. — Montfort,  8. 
de.  Earl  of  Leicester.  Epistola,  v.  216. — Moitninenta 
litnrgica  saeculi  XI,  v.  151. — Monumeiita  qiiae- 

dani    de   trenga   Domini,  v.  151 Monnnienta 

qnaedain  ecclesiastica  saeculorum  VII  et  VIII 
quasi  intermedia,  v.  88. — Monumenta  varla  quae 
ad  celebratlonem  sacrameutorum  et  offlcla  quaeque 
ecclesiastica  ijertinent,  v.  138. — Monnnienta  vetera 
ad  Arianornm  doctrinam  pertineutia,  v.  13. — 
Monnineuta  Vetera  ad  Donatlstarnni  Iiisto- 
riain  pertiuentia,  v.  8,  11.— *Mo8cUu8,  J.  De  vitls 
patrum  liber  X,  v.  74.— Munio,  Bp.  of  Mondon'.do.  Hls- 
torla  Compostellana  slve  de  rebus  gestis  Didacl  Gel- 
mlrez  primi  Compostellaul  archlepiscopl,  v.  170. — 
Nalgode,  of  Cluny.  Vita  8.  Odonls  abbatls  Cluuia- 
censis,  V.  133. — Nautlielmus.  See  Anthelme. — Naza- 
rius.  Pauegyricus  Constantlnl,  v.  8.— JVebridins. 
Eplstolae  ad  8.  Augustinum,  v.  33.— Nectarius.  £i)ls- 
tola,  V.  33.  —  Nestorins,  Patriarch  of  Constantinople. 
Sermones  XII  de  Incarnatloue  D.  N.  Jesu  Christi ; 
Eplstolae,  V.  48.— *Nicephorns,  St.,  Patriarch  of  Con- 
stantinople.    Chronologla,  v.  129. — JNlcbolas,  of  St. 

Albans.   Epistola,  v.  202 Vi leliolaa.  Prior  of  Worce.Uer. 

Epistola,  V.  159.— Nicolas,  of  Amiens.  Auctarlum 
chronlci  Slgeberti  Gemblacensis,  v.  100.— Nicolas,  of 
Liege.  Euloglum  Algerl  scholastlcl  Leodlensls,  v.  180. 
— Nicolas,  Prior  of  the  Mont-aux-Malades.  Eplstolae 
IV,  V.  190.— Nivard,  St.,  Bp.  of  Reims.  Fragmentum 
chartae,  v.  88.— Nizezins.  Charta,  v.  88.— Nomina 
antlstitninS.  Matiscensis  eccleslae, v.151. — Nomina 
episcoporum  8.  Gralianopolltanae  eccleslae,  v.  131. 
— Notger,  Bp.  of  Liege.  Vita  8.  Hadallnl  ;  Praefatlo 
ad  vliam  8.  Landoaldl;  Vita  8.  Remacll  Trajectensls 
eplscopl,  V.  139.— Nuinerianus,  Ahp.  Charta,  v.  88. 
— Nufio.  &eMuulo.— OceanuB,  5panis/t /eflra(e.  Epls- 
tolae aliquot,  V.  22 Odllus,  of  Le  Mans.    Charta,  v. 

88.— Odo,  St.,  Al>p.  of  Canterbury.  Epistola;  Constltu- 
tiones;  Epistola  synodalls,  v.  133.— Odo,  Prior  of  Can- 
terbury.   Eplstolae,  V.  190,  200.— Odolrlc,  of  Reims. 


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MIGNE,  P.  S.  Lat.:  Minor  artides 


Testamentum,  v.  150. — Odon,  Bp.  of  Bayeux.  Cbarta, 
V.  155.— Odon,  SC,  Ahbnt  of  Cluny.  Vita  8.  Gregorii 
Turonensis,  v.  71. — Odon,  Abbot  of  Morimond.  Ser- 
mones,  v.  18S.— Odon,  Al'>>ot  of  St.  Bony,  Reinu.  Epis- 
tolae ;  Cbarta,  v.  IT'2.— Odon,  Prior  of  St.  Victor's, 
Paris.  Epistolae,  ▼.  196. — Odon,  of  Auch.  Eplstola, 
T.  137.— Odon,  of  St.  Maur  des  FofSts,  ParU.  Vita  Bur- 
chardl  coniitis,  v.  143.— Odon  de  Sonlac.  Synodlcae 
coustitutiones;  Statuta  el  doaatioues  piae,  v.  212. — 
OflTa,  King  of  Essex.  Charta,  ▼.  89.— Oldegarins,  St., 
Abp.  nf  Tarragona.  Epistolae,  v.  172. — Omer,  St.,  Bp. 
of  Tirouanne.  Charta,  v.  88.— Optatianns.  See  Por- 
pbyrius,  P.O.— Orationis  Doiuiuicae  explanatlo, 
V.  213. — Ordo  baptlguii  seouudem  usiim  ichiopum, 
V.  138. — Ordo  monasticns  ia  veterl  Scotlae  moiias- 
terlo  do  KU-Ros  ollra  observatus,  v.  59. — Osbern,  of 
Canterbury.  Vita  S.  Dunstani,  arcbleplscopl  Cantu- 
arieusis;  VltaS.  ElpbegiarchieplscopiCantuarieusis, 
V.  137,  149.— Osm undo,  Bp.  of  Astorga.  Ei>istola,  t. 
153.— Othelbod,  Abbot  of  St.  Bavon,  Gand.  '  Eplstola, 
T.  141. — Otho  I,  Emperor  of  Germany.  Conslitutiouea, 
V.  138. — Otho  II,  Emperor  of  Germany.  Pax  cum  Veue  ' 
tls,  V.  138.— OtHo  III,  Emperor  of  Germany.  Constitu- 
tlones,  V.  138.— Otho,  St.,  Bp.  of  Bamlferg.  Epistolae  et 
dlplomata,  v.  173.  —  Otker,  of  Ratisbon.  Mensura 
quadrlpartltae  flgurae,  v.  151.— Otton.  See  Halton.— 
Onen,  St.,  Bp.  of  Rouen.  Vita  S.  Eligii ;  Epistolae  et 
cbarta,  v.  87. — PacatusDrepanins.  Sei  Drepanius. 
— Vita  S.  Pachomil  abbatis  Tabeunensis,  v.  73. — 
Pallade,  St.,  Bp.  of  Auzerre.  Eplstola.  v.  87.— Pam- 
machlus.  Epistolae  aliquot,  y.  22. — Pandolfo  da 
Pisa.  See  Pisa,  P.  da. — Panegyricng  Bereugarii 
imperatoris,  auctore  anonymo,  v.  151.— Papia.  No- 
titla  et  proemlum,  v.  141.— Pascentlns.  Eplstola,  v. 
33. — Paschaslnns,  Bp.  of  Marsala.  Eplstola,  v.  54. — 
Panl,  of  Bemried.  S.  Gregorii  \ll  vit«,  v.  148.— Panl, 
of  Charlres.    Vetus  Agano,  v.  155.— Panl,  St.,  Bp.  of 

Verdun.     Epistolae,  v.  87.— Panla.     Eplstola,  v.  22 

Panliuns,  of  Pirigueux.  De  vita  S.  Martini  libri  VI ; 
Episi'^ila  ;  Carmen  de  visltatlone  nepotuli  sui,  v.  61. — 
Fanlnlus,  E.    De  caeremonlls,  sacraraentis,  offlciis, 

et  observatlonibus  occleslasticis,  v.  177 Panlns  II, 

Patriarch  of  Constantinople.    Eplstola,  v.  87.— Panlus, 

St.,  Abbot.    Begula  ad  monacbos,  v.  66 Pepln-le- 

Bref,  Kin<7  of  France.  Cbartae  III;  Dlplomata,  v.  88, 
96. — Pepin  A' HeristtH,  DuJce  of  Austrasia.  Cbartae, 
V.  88,  89.— Peregrlno,  Patriarch  of  Aquileja.  Docu- 
mentura  commuiatlouis  Jurlum  advocatiae  Aqullelen- 
Bls,  V.  99.— Peringer,  Abbot  of  Tegemsee.  Epistolae, 
▼.  141.— Vita  SS.  Perpetnae  et  Felicltatls,  v.  3.— 
Perpetnns,  St.,  Bp.  of  Tours.  Testamentum,  v.  58. — 
Peter  III,  King  of  Aragon.  Priylleglum,  v.  155. — 
Vita  S.  Petri  priorls  Juliacensis  puellarum  monas- 
terll,  V.  185.— Petrns,  Abp.  of  Tyre.  Prlvllegla,  v.  155. 
— P«tni«,  Prior  nf  tht  Holy  Sepuldire,  Jerusalem.  Prlvl- 
legla, V.  155. — Petrns  Leonis,  Papal  legate.  Epis- 
tolae, V.  166.— Philip  I,  Kin'!  of  France.  Epistolae  et 
dlplomata,  v.  159.— Philip  II,' King  of  France.  Epis- 
tolae, V.  211,  216,  217.— Philip,  King  of  the  Romans. 
Epistolae,  V.  217. — Philippe,  o/CTairrauz.   S.Bemardi 

abbatis  Clarae-Vallensls  vita  et  res  gestae,  v.  185 

Philippe  I.  de  Dreuz,  Bp.  of  Beauvais.  Eplstola,  y. 
206.— Phllocalns,  F.  D.  Kalendarlum  anUquum 
anno  354  conscrlptura,  v.  13.— Philothens.  See  Fl- 
loteo.— Pibo,  Bp.  of  Toul.  Dlplomata;  Eplstola,  v. 
157.  —  Pierre,  the  Librarian.  Historia  Francorum 
abbreriata,  v.  151.— Pierre,  GirrfinaZ  of  St.  Chrysogonus. 
Epistolae,  v.  199. —Pierre  II,  St.,  Bp.  of  Poitiers. 
Privl\egl&Y,\.162.-Pierre{.Vonocule),  Abbot  of  Clairvaux. 
Epistolae,  v.  201.  —  Pierre,  of  St.  Pierresur-Dire. 
Gesta  VII  abbatum  Beccenslum,  v.  181.- Pierre  II, 
de  Nemours,  Abp.  of  Paris.  Littera;  Eplstola,  t.  207, 
212.— Pierre  BernardI,  Prir.r  of  Grammont.  Epis- 
tolae, V.  204.— Pierre  de  la  Chatre,  Abp.  of  Bourges. 
Eplstolae.v.  186.— Pierre  de  H.oye,of  Clairvaux.  Epls- 
tola, V.  182.— Pierre  Tndebode,  of  Sivray.  Historia 
de  Hlerosolyraliauo  Itinere,  v.  155.— Pietro,  Bp.  of 
Paria.  Eplstola,  v.  190.— Pietro,  Abbot  of  St.  ApoUi- 
naris,  Claste.  Juramentum  praesiitum  Gerberto  archi- 
eplscopo  Bavennati,  v.  139.— Pietro  da  Pwa.  See  Pisa, 
P.  da.— Pisa,  Pandolfo  da.  Vitae  Gelasll  n,  Calixtl  II, 
et  Innocentil  11  pontiQcura  Koraanorum,  v.  I6:j,  179.— 
Pisa,  Pietro  da.  Vita  Paschalis  H  papae,  v.  163.— 
•Ping  I,  St.,  Pope.  Decreta;  Eplstola,  v.  130.— Pla- 
cido,  Deacfm  of  Monte- Casino.  Snpplementum  virorum 
Ulusirium  monasterll  Caslnensls,  v.  173.— Poeniten- 
tiale  Gerundense  ;  Necrologlum  Gerundense,  v. 
138.— »Polj-carpn8,  Sl.,Bp.  of  Smyrna.  Responslonum 
fragment  urn,  v.  68.— Ponce,  0.)«n«  of  Toulouse.  Charta, 
V.  159.— Ponce  de  Mergueil,  Abbot  of  Cluny.  Statuta; 
Donationes  piae.  v.  166.— Pontianng,  Bp.  in  Africa. 
Eplstola,  V.  67 — Pontius,  Abbot  of  St.  Ruf  de  Viviers. 
Eplstola,  V.  163.— Pontlns,  St.,  Deacon  at  Carthage.  De 
vita  et  passlone  S.  Cyprlaui ;  Acta  procousularla  S. 
Pabt  IV.— 33. 


Cyprianl,  v.  3.— Poppon,  Abp.  of  Treees.  Epistola,  v. 
141. — Poppon,  Bp.  of  Metz.  Dlplomata ;  Epistolae,  v. 
155, 162.— Porphyrins.  P.  O.  Panegyrlcas  Constan- 
tino Augusto  dic;us,  v.  19. — Possessor,  African  Bp. 
Epistola.  V.  m.  —  Possidias,  Bp.  of  Cilama.  Vita 
S.  .\urelll  Augustini  Hlpponeusls  episcopi,  v.  32. — 
PotAmins,   Bp.   of  Lisbon.      Tractatus    de  Lazaro; 

Tractatus  de  martyrlo  Isaiae;  Epistola,  v.  8 Prae- 

destiuatns  sive  Praedestinatorum  baeresis  et  iibrl 
S.  Augustlno  temere  ascrlptl  refuiatlo,  v.  53. — Pris- 
ciauns.  Escerptlo  de  arte  grammatlca,  v.  ill. — 
Probns,  M.  V.  Opusculum  de  notls  antiquis.  v.  130. 
— Prosper,  of  Africa.  Eplstola,  v.  33. — Proterins, 
St.,  Bp.  of  Alexandria.  Eplstola,  v.  54.— Prndeutins, 
A.  C.  Carmlna,  v.  59, 60 — Pubiteola.  Epistola,  v.  3:i. 
— Pnteo,  Franclscus  a.  See  Dupuis,  F. — ^uod vnlt- 
deus.  Deacon  of  Ccu-thage.  Epistolae,  v.  33.— Rachis, 
King  of  the  Lombards.  Decretum;  Privilegla,  v.  87. — 
Radbod,  of  Dol.  Eplstola,  v.  132.— Radbod  II.  Bp. 
of  Noyon  and  Toivmay.  Vita  S.  Medardi;  Vita  S.  Gode- 
bertao  virginis;  Sermo  de  annuntiatione  B.  Marlae; 
Cbartae ;  Epistola.  t.  150, 162.— Radbod,  Bp.  of  Utrecht. 
Breve  cbronlcum;  Sermo  de  S.  Swliberto;  Sermo  do 
vita  S.  Virginia  Cbristl  Amelbergae;  Homilla  de  8. 
Lebulno;  Carmlna,  v.  132.— Radchls,  Abbot  of  St. 
Michael's,  Lueca.  Diploma,  v.  87.— Radegonde,  St., 
Queen  of  France.  Vita;  Testamentum,  v.  72.— Radnl- 
fns.  See  Ralph.— Raimband,  Abp.  of  Aries.  Dlplo- 
mata, T.  143. — Raimbaud,  Provost  of  Liege.  Epistolae, 
V.  162.— Ralmond,  Count  of  Toulcnise,  Duke  of  Narbonne. 
Epistolae,  v.  155.— Ralmond  IV  (de  Saint  GlUes), 
Count  of  Toulouse.  Diploma,  v.  155. — Ralmond  de 
Caramonta.  Cbarta,  y.  133. — ^Ratmondo  dalla 
Torre,  Patriarch  of  AquUeja.  Statutum,  v.  99. — Rai- 
nald,  St.,  Abbot  of  Citeaux.  Eplstola,  v.  179.— Ral- 
nald  I,  de  Semur,  Abp.  of  Lyons.  Vita  S.  Hugonls  ab- 
batis Cluntacensis,  v.  159.— Ralph  d'Escnres,  Abp. 
of  Canterbury.  Epistola,  v.  163.— RaonI,  Abp.  of  Reims. 
Epistolae  et  dlplomata,  v.  163. — Raonl,  Bp.  of'Bcurges. 
Capltula,  V.  119. — Raonl,  Duke  uf  Burgundy.  King  of 
France.  Dlplomata,  v.  151. — Raonl,  Count  of  Vermand. 
Epistolae  V,  v.  186.— Raonl,  of  Caen.  Gesta  Tancredl 
in  expedlttone  Jerosolymitana,  v.  155. — Raonl  {Tor- 
taire),  nf  Fleury.    Mlracula  S.  Benedictl,  v.  160.— Rat- 

fert,  of  SI.  Gall.  De  casibus  monasteril  S.  Galll ; 
oemata  varla,  v.  126. — Ranraens,  Bp.  of  Nerers. 
Eplstola,  V.  87.— Raymond,  Cmnt  of  Tripoli.  Privi- 
legla, V.  155. — Raymnndus  Amalli,  "/  St.  Victor's, 
Marseilles.  Eplstola,  v.  151.— Reccaredns  I,  King  of 
the  Visigoths  in  Sptin.  Edictum,  v.  72. — Recesvinde, 
Kinfj  of  the  VisigoLKs  in  Spain.  Epistolae  II,  v.  8ij. — 
Regimnndus,  Bp.  of  Elvira.  Eplstola,  v.  136. — Re- 
gnla  ciijnsdain  patris  ad  vlrgines.  v.  88. — Regula 
monasteril  Tariiatensis,  v.  66. — Reimbaldns. 
See  Raimbaud. — Reinliard,  Bp.  of  Halberstadt.  Epis- 
tolae II,  V.  163.— Reinhard,  Abbot.  Epistola,  v.  189. 
— Rembert,  St.,  Bp.  of  Hamburg.  Vita  S.  Anscbarll 
Hamburgeusls  episcopi;  Vita,  v.  118, 126.— Remi,  St., 
Abp.  of  Reims.  Epistolae  IV;  Testamentum,  v.  65. — 
Remi,  Bp.  of  Strassburg.  Testamentum,  v.  96. — Re- 
uallo,  of  Barcelona.  Versus  de  corpore  Cbristl,  v.  147. 
— Renanld  I,  du  Bellai,  Abp.  of  Reims.  Epistolae,  v. 
150.— Renanld  II,  Abp.  of  Reims.  Epistolae  et  dlplo- 
mata, V.  172. — Reolns.  See  Rieul. — Rhythm!  ve- 
teres  t  MlUtum  Mutlnensium ;  De  Ludovico  II  Imp. 
per  Adelglsum  capto,  v.  131.— Richard,  Canlinal-.ibp. 
of  Narbonne.  Epistolae etdiplomata,  v.  162. — Richard, 
Abp.  of  Bourges.  Lltterae,  v.  132 — Richard  I,  Kin']  of 
England.  Epistola ;  Lltterae,  v.  204, 216.— Richard  II, 
Duke  of  Normandy.  Cbarta,  v.  150. — Richard,  o/i?rand« 
Selve.  Carmen  de  laude  ClarevaUls  et  de  religiosa 
Ibidem  dlsclplina,  v.  185.— Richard,  of  Le  Mans.    Pro- 

logus  In  magistrum  Petrum  Lombardum,   v.  191 

Ricnire,  Bp.  of  SoUsons.  Statuta,  v.  131.— Rienl,  St., 
Bp.  of  Reims.  Cbarta,  v.  88. — Riga,  P.  de.  Canon  of 
St.  Denis.  Fragmenta  ex  llbro  cui  titulua  .\urora,  v. 
212. — Rilindis,  Abbess  of  Hohenburg.  Fragmenta,  v. 
194. — Riquiu  de  Commercy,  Bp.  of  Toul.  Cbarta, 
V.  166. — Robert  I,  Bp.  of  Metz.  Dlplomata  et  epistolae, 
y.l32.— Robert,  5<.,  w466o«o/JtfoZeme.  Vita;  Epistolae, 
V.  157.— Robert  II,  King  of  France.    Vita ;  Epistolae ; 

Hymni  et  responsorla;  Dlplomata,  v.  141 Robert, 

of  Jumiiges,  Bp.  of  London,  and  Abp.  of  Canterbury. 
Cbarta,  v.  141.— Robert,  of  Leicester.  Eplstola,  v.  200. 
— Robert,  of  Retines,  Archdeacon  of  Pamplona.  Prae- 
fatlo  In  translatlonem  legis  Saracenorum  quam  Alco- 
ran Tocant,  V.  189.— Robertns  Panlnlus.  See  Pau- 
lulus,  R. — Rodericas.  Privlleglum,  v.  155.— Ro- 
dolphe,  of  Cluny.  Vita  Petri  VenerablUs  Clunlacen- 
sls  IX,  V.  189.— Rodnlphns.  See  Rudolph — Roger. 
Abp.  of  Bourges.  Trauslaiio  corporis  S.  Odllonis,  v.  142. 
—Roger,  Bp.  of  Worcester.  Eplstola,  v.  190. — Roger, 
of  Biihopsbridge,  Abp.  of  York.  Epistola,  v.  aoO.— 
Roger,  of  Cologne,    Vita  S.  Brunouls  Colouieusis  ar- 


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chleplscopi,  v.  134. — Roger,  of  Croyland.  Vita  S.  Tho- 
mae  Cautuar.  nrchiei>iscopi,  v.  190. — Roger,  of  Pon- 
tigny.  S.  Thomae  Cantuarlensis  archiepiscupl  et  mar- 
tyris  vita,  v.  190.— Roger  de  Caen,  Monk  if  Le  Bee. 
Carmen  de  contemptu  mundl,  v.  168. — Roliliigus. 
Charta,  v.  89.— Roland  II,  Bp.  of  Dot.  Eplstola,  v.  201. 
— Romarlc,  St.,  Abbot  of  Saint  Mont.  Cbarta,  v.  80. — 
Rorlcoii,  Bp.  of  Laon.  Constilutlo,  v.  133. — Ros- 
•weyde,  H.  Vitae  patrum  sive  lilstorlae  eremltlcae 
llbri  X,  V.  73,  74.  —  Rotrou  de  Beauniont-le- 
Roger,  Ahp.  of  Roven.  Epistolae,  v.  190,  207.— Ru- 
dolph I,  Emperor  of  Germany.  Epistolarum  llbri  III, 
V.  98.— Rudolph,  of  Fulda.  B.  Rabani  Mauri  vita,  v. 
107.— Salaherge.  St.,  Abbess  of  Laon.  Vita,  v.  156. — 
Salomon  III,  Bp.  of  Constance.  Versus,  v.  132. — 
Samson  de  Mau-voisin,  Abp.  of  Reims.     Epistolae, 

V.  182,  180 Sancia,  Queen  of  Portugal.    Charta,  v.  185. 

—Saul,  Bp.  of  Cordova.  Eplstola,  v.  121.— Scai-Ila. 
Eplstola,  V.  65. — De  scrlptorihug  eccleslasticis, 
V.  213. — Sebastlano,  Bp.  of  Salamanca.  Chroulcon, 
V.  129.— Secimdliius,  Irish  Bp.  Hynmus  In  laudem 
S.  Patricli  acltiuc  vlveutis,  v.  53.— Secundinns,  the 
Manichaean.  Eplstola,  v.  43. — Seduliug,  C.  Carmen 
paschale;  Elegia;  Hymnus;  Eplgrainma;  Carmen  de 
Incarnatione,  v.  19.— Seifrled,  Abbot  of  Tegernsee. 
Ei)istolao;  Epltaphium,  v.  142. — Serapion,  Egyptian 
monk.  Regulaad  monachns  apud  S.  Beuedlctum  Anl- 
auensem,  v.  103.— Sevgiiis.  Vita  S.  Macarii  Romani, 
V.  73.— Sermo  de  S.  Clodoaldo  coufessore,  v.  138. — 

Sermo  lucertl  auctoris  do  X  vlrginibus,  v.  88 

Seulfiis,  Abp.  of  Reims.  Concilium  Rhemeuse  prae- 
slde  Seulfo,  v.  132.— Sever! nus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Cologne. 
Doctrlua,  v.  74.— Severns,  Bp.  Eplstola,  v.  41 — Se- 
veruB,  Sp.  of  Milah.  Eplstola,  v.  33. — Severns,  of 
Majorca.  Eplstola  de  Judaels,  v.  20. — Severns,  Sanctus. 
Carmen  bucolicum  de  virtute  signl  criicls  Domini,  v. 
19.— Severns,  S.  Chronicorum  llbri  II;  De  vita  B. 
Martini  liber;  Epistolae  III;  Dialog!;  De  vltls  patrum 
liber  IV;  Carmina  Sulpicio  Severo  attrlbuta,  v.  20,  73, 
74.— Sichelmns.  Charta,  v.  88 — Sichlmnndns. 
Fundatio  xenodochii  in  pomaerio  Luceusls  urbis; 
Oblatio  aliquot  feudorum  eccleslae  Lucensi  S.  Petri, 
V.  87.— Sldonins  Apollinaris.  ^e«  ApoUinarls  Si- 
donius,  C.  S.— Sigehand,  St.,  Bp.  of  Metz.  Charta,  v. 
88.— SIgebert  I,  King  of  the  Franks.  Ad  Sigebertum 
regem  eitistola  concllil  Parlslensls  anno  Christo  573 
habita,  ut  promoti  causam  non  defendat,  v.  73. — 
SIgebert  III,  King  of  France.  Epistolae  et  diplomata, 
V.  u;.— Sigehard,  of  St.  Maximin's,  Treves.  De  mlracu- 
lis  S.  Maxlmi,  v.  133.— Slgfried,  Abp.  of  Mayence. 
Epistolae;  Syuodus  Moguutiua  in  causa  Caroll  Con- 
etantiensis  eplscopl  simoniacl,  v.  146, 148.— Sigloard, 
Canon  of  Reims.  Rhythaius  do  morte  Fulcouis  epls- 
copl Rhemensis,  v.  129.— Sllvaiius,  African  Bp.  Epis- 
tolae, v.  33.— Simon,  Prior  if  Mont  Vieu.    Epistolae  II, 

V.  200 Vita  B.  Siinonis  Coniitis  Crespeiensis,  v.  156. 

— Slsebut,  King  of  the  Visigoths  in  Spain.  Epistolae ; 
Vita  et  passlo  S.  Deslderii,  v.  80. — Siviard,  Abbot  of 
Anisole.  Vita  S.  Carilefl  Anisolensis  abbatls  priml,  v. 
74.— Smaragde,  of  St.  Mnximin.  Praefatio  in  exposl- 
tionem  Psalinorum,  v.129.— Smaragdns.  iSee  Ardon. 
— Sniera  Poloveclns,  J.  Eplstola,  v.  151.— Son- 
uatius,  St.,  Abp.  of  Reims.  Statuta,  v.  80. — "Sophro- 
nlus,  Bp.  of  Jerusalem.  Vita  S.  Mariae  .Slgyptiacae 
raeretrlcls,  v.  73.— Speciosus,  Bp.  of  Florence.  Do- 
natio, V.  87. — Speraindeo,  Spanish  abbot.  Eplstola, 
V.  115.— Stephan,  Bp.  of  Halherstadt.  Eplstola,  v.  148. 
— Stephanus,  St.,  Abbot.  Regula  ad  monachos,  v.  66. 
— Stephen  I,  St.,   King  of  Hungary.     Vita;    Leges; 

Privileglum,  v.  151 Sturm,  St.,  Abbot  of  Fulda.    Ordo 

ofQcil  in  domo  8.  Beuedictl  ante  pascha;  Antiquae 
consuetudines  monasterlorum  8.  Benedlctl;  Frag- 
montum,  v.  89. — Suave,  Abbot  of  St.  Sever.  Statuta, 
V.  167.— Snlcard,  of  Westminster.  De  f uudatione  ab- 
batiae  Westmouasteriensls,  v.  155. — Sully,  M.  de,  Bp. 
of  Paris.  Epistolae ;  Diplomata,  v.  205.— Sulpice,  St., 
Bp.  of  Bnurges.  Vita;  Epistolae  III,  v.  80.— Symboll 
apostolici  explanation  Symboll  Athanasianl 
explanatio,T.213 — Syineon  (Metuphrasles).  Vita  et 
conversatio  AinbrosU  eplscopl  Mediolauensls,  v.  14. — 

Syms,  of  Cluny.    Vita  8.  Maioll  CiuulaceuBls,  v.  137 

Talo,  Bp.  of  Saragosta.  Eplstola;  De  vlsloue  Talonis 
eplscopl ;  Sententlarum  llbri  V,  v.  80.— "'■Tarasius,  Pa- 
triarch of  Constantinople.  Apologetlcuead  populumCon- 
Blantinopolltanum,  v.  129.— Tarra.  Ei)l8tola,  v.  SO. — 
Telesperiano.  Bp.  of  Lucca.  LItterae,  v.  87. — Tem- 
pestini,  F.  Grainmatlca  Gothicae  linguae  o  Oerina- 
nlco  sermoiie  In  Lailnum  versa;  Glossarium  Gutlilco- 
Lattnum;  Gi(mHariumGraeco-Gothlcum,v.l8.— Teng- 
nagel,  S.  Vetera  monumenta  contra  schlsmHttcos, 
V.  UM.— TeodiMo,  Cardinal.  Epistolae  IV,  v.  1S9,  190. 
— Terald.  Eplstola,  v.  138.— Terricus.  Epistolae, 
V.  201.— Teulphe,  of  Maurs.  Chronlcon  Murlnlacense, 
V.  180 Teutgaud,  Abp.  qf  Trtvtt.    Eplstola,  v.  129.— 


Tenthpaldus,  and  others.    Diploma,  v.  87.— Thais, 

St.  Vita,  V.  73. — Thangmar,  of  Hildeslieim.  Vita  8. 
Bernwardl  eplscopl  Hildesheimensls,  v.  140.— The- 
gan,  of  Treves.  Vita  Ludovicl  Iroperatoris,  v.  1U6. — 
Theobald,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  Ei)istolae  ol  testa- 
mentum,  v.  199. — Theobald,  Count  of  Chalnns-sur- 
Soane.  Charta,  v.  137.— Theobaldus.  ^ee  Thibaud. 
— Theodat,  King  of  the  Goths  in  Italy.  Epistolae,  v. 
69.— Thcoderlcus.  See  Tlilerry.— *Theodoretus, 
Bp.  of  Cyrus.  De  vitis  patrum  liber  nonus,  v.  74. — 
Theodoric,  the  Great,  King  of  the  Ostrogoths.  Prae- 
scriptiones  IV,  v.  72. — Theodoricns.  Vita  Sauctae 
Hildegardls  abbatissae,  v.  197. — ^Theodorns,  Bp.  of 
Mopsueslia.  Excerpta,  v.  48. — =^'Theodoru8,  St.,  Abbot 
of  Studium.  Sermo,  v.  129. — Theodosius  1,  the  Great, 
Emperor  of  the  East.  Selecta  de  religione  decreta,  v.  13. 
—Theodosius  II,  Emperor  of  the  East.  Epistolae,  v. 
54. — TheodosiTis,  Bp.  of  Caesarea.    Disputatio  Inter 

8.  Maximum  et  Theodoslum,  v.  129 Theoger,  Bp. 

of  Metz.  Muslca,  v.  163. — *Theophilus,  Bp.  of  Alex- 
andria. Epistolae,  v.  22. — Theophilus,  and  others. 
Vita  S.  Macarii  Romani  servi  Dei,  qui  inventus  est 
juxta  Paradisum,  v.  73.— Theophylacias,  Deacon. 
Epistolae  II,  v.  89.— Theotmarus,  lip.  of  Salzburg. 
Eplstola.v.  131.— Theotuinns.  SeeTeodlno.— Theu- 
doin,  of  Chalons-sur-Marne.  Eplstola,  v.  121.— Thi- 
baud, of  Etampes.  Epistolae,  v.  163.— Thibauld, 
Count  oj  Champagne.  Offort  Theobaldus  comes  fllium 
ut  aqulssalutaribus  B.  Hugoabluat,  v.  159.— Thierri, 
Duke  of  Lorraine.  Eplstola,  v.  163.— Thierri,  Abbot  of 
St.  Hubert  en  Ardennes.  Eplstola,  v.  154. — Thierri,  of 
St.  Ouen,  Rouen.  Fragmenta  vitae  metricae  8.  Audoeul, 
v.  150. — Thierry  III,  King  of  France.  Ecclesiasticae 
et  monasticae  praeceptlones,  v.  87. — Thierry  IV, 
King  of  France.  Diplomata,  v.  88. — Thierry,  Count  of 
Flanders.  Charta;  Consuetudines  capttuii  8.  Martini 
Yprensls  coram  S.  Bernardo  conflrmat;  Eplstola,  v. 
185,  186.— Thierry,  Bp.  of  Chartres.  Privileglum,  v. 
157. — Thierry  II,  Bp.  of  Metz.  Rhythml  In  honorem 
Theodericl;  Epitajjhium  Evrardl  comltls;  Inventlo 
sanctorum,  v.  137.— Thierry,  of  Tholei.  Vita  et  passio 
Conradi  archiepiscopi  Tievereusis;  Ex  translatlone 
8.  Celsi,  V.  154.— Thietmar.  See  Dlthmar.— Thiet- 
pald,  of  Tegernsee.  Eplstola,  v.  139. — Thomas  I,  Bp. 
of  York.  Epistolae;  Epltaphium  Guillelmi  regis,  v. 
149,  165. — Thomas,  of  Reuil.  Tractatus  de  vita  vene- 
rabllls  patris  Petri,  abbatls  Claraevallls,  v.  209.— 
Thurstan,  Abp.  of  York.  Epistola,  v.  182.— Vita  B. 
Tieuionis  archiepiscopi  Sallsburgeusls,  v.  148. — 
Tlmasius.  Eplstola,  v.  33. — Tomel,  of  Hasnon. 
HistoriaHasuouiensismouasterii,  v.  147.— Torthelni, 
German  Bp.  Epistola,  v.  89. — Tractatus  utrum  anl- 
raae  de  humanis  corporibus  exeunles  mox  deducantur 
ad  gloriam  vel  ad  poeuam,  an  expecteut  diem  ]udicll 
sine  gloria  et  poena,  v.  96. — Trifolius,  Presbyter. 
Eplstola,  V.  63.— Trojan,  St.,  Bp.  of  Saintes.  Eplstola, 
V.  67.— Tromund,  of  Clairvaux.  Epistola,  v.  185.— 
Trophien.     See  Trojan.— Tudebode,  Pierre.    See 

Pierre  Tudebode Tvirgot,  I'rior  of  Durlutm.    Vene- 

rabilis  Bedae  vita,  v.  90 Turribius,  Bp.  of  Astorga. 

Eplstola,  v.  54.— Tusaredus.  Eplstola,  v.  99.— Tu- 
tilo,  of  St.  Gall.  Carmina,  v.  87.— Udon,  Bp.  of  Toul. 
Statuta  synodalla,  v.  205.— Ugo,  Bp.  of  Oslia.    Epistola, 

V.  182 Ulger,  Bp.  of  Angers.    Marbodi  Redonensls 

eplscopl  epltaphium  dui)lex;  Relatlo  pro  monasterlo 
Rotensi;  Epistolae;  Testameutum,  v.  171,  180.— Ul- 
xicli  II,  St.,  Bp.  of  Augsburg.  Vltaet  miracula;  Sermo 
synodalis;  Diploma,  v.  135.— Ulrich,  of  Tegernsee. 
Epistolae,  v.  141.— Vltiano.  Judlcatum  in  coutro- 
versla  agitata  inter  Talesperlanum  eplscopum  Lucen- 
sem  et  Joannem  eplscopum  Plstoriensem,  v.  87. — 
ITnald,  Abbot  of  Moissac.  Testamentum,  v.  159.— 
TJnibertus.  See  Humbert.— Uranins,  Presbyter  of 
Noli.    Eplstola,  V.  53. — Ursaclus,  ^ri'an  i^p.     Epistolae 

IV,  V.  10, 13.— Ursin,  Abbot  of  Liguge.  8.  Loodegarii 
vita,  V.  96.— Ulho,  Bp.  ofStrassburg.    Vita  S.  Arbogastl, 

V.  134.— ■Valcandc,o/>/o^e«»)iou<ier.  Vita  8.  Hlldulphl 
eplscopl  Trevirensls;  VitaS.  Deodatl,  v.  151. — Valeiis, 
Arian  Bp.  Epistolae  V,  v.  10, 13.— Valentinianus  III, 
Roman  Emperor.  Constltutiones  et  epistolae,  v.  64.— 
Valeutlnus,  Abbot.  Eplstola,  v.  33.— Valerius,  St., 
Abbot.  Opuscula;  VltaS.  Fructuosl,Bracarenslseplsc. 
V.  87.— Valram.  ^ee  Walram.— Vandemirls.  Char- 
ta, v.  88.— Vaxon,  7;p.  o/Xiege.  Vita;  Epistolae, V.  142. 
— Verus,  Bp.  of  Rodez.  Epistolae,  v.  80,  87.— Victor, 
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—  (Ed.)  Scripturae sacrae cursuscompletus, 
ex  commentariis  omnium  perf ectissimis  ubi- 
que  babitis  .  .  .  univeisim  ad  hoc  iiiteiTOga- 
torum,  designatis,  unice  conflatus  .  .  .  [Cum 
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De  consensu  librorum  Begum  et  Paralipomenon  cum 
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auctor  Cabbalae ;  In  librum  Judith  prolegomena,  v.  12. 
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C.  G.  de.  Dissertation  sur  les  proph^ties,  v.  18. — 
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In  librum  Judicum,  in  librum  Kuth,  in  IV  libros  Re- 
gum,  in  II  libros  Parallpomenon,  in  II  libros  Esdrae, 
In  librum  Judith,  in  librum  Esther,  in  utrumque 
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—  (Ed.)  Theologiae  cursus  completus,  ex 
tractatibus  omnium  perfectissimis  ubique 
habitis  .  .  .  universim  ad  hoc  inter logatorum, 
designatis,  unice  conflatus  .  .  .  [Cum  indi- 
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symbolo  apostolorum  illud  apostoli  condlderlnt,  dis- 
sertatlo, V.  6.— Tractatus  de  peccatls,  v.  11 — De  prae- 
ceptls  decalogl  generatum  spectatio,  v.  13.— De  cultu 
sanctorum  et  de  sacrarum  rellquiarum  veneratlone, 

V.   14 Dissertationes  de    Noachldarum    praeceptis; 

De  praeceptis  morallbus,  caerenionlallbus,  et  judi- 
clallbus  sen  forenslbus,  IcglbusMosalcae;  De  canonl- 
bus  constltutlonlbus  apostollcls;  De  IX  canonlbus 
concllll  Antlochenl  apostolorum;  De  eplstolls' decre- 
tallbus  veterum  pontlflcum  Romanorura  usque  ad 
Blriclum,  v.  15.— De  Oratlone  Dominica,  v.  17.— De 
justa  bonorum  temporalium  ab  ecclesla  possesslone ; 
Dissertatlo  apologetlca  pro  Joanne  XXII ;  Dc  investi- 
turls  episcopatum,  et  abbatiarum,  et  de  synodo  occu- 
menlca  Luterauensl  I  dissertatlo,  v.  18.— De  tradl- 
tlonlbus  non  scrlptlsearunique necessitate  et  auctorl- 
tate, V.  26.— Allacci,  L.  De  utrlusque  cccleslae 
occldentalls  et  oriemalls  In  dogmate  de  purgatorlo 
perpetua  concenslone,  v.  18.— Antoine,  P.  G.  De 
obllgallouibus  speclallbus  certorum  statuum  ct  offl- 
clorum,  V.  16.— De  sacris  ritlbus  Christlanorum,  v.  19. 
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d'Espagne  sous  Louis  XIV,  ou  correspon- 
dances,  memoires,  et  actes  diplomatiques 
concernant  les  pretentions  et  I'avenement 
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4  V.  4°.  3533 

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Broglle,  A.  li.  V.  0.,  Z>MC  de.    Dunoyer,  C. 
Broagh!im,H.. ,BaronBrough-    Savigny,  F.  C.  de. 
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Cousin,  Y.  TocquevlUa,  A.  C.  H.  C.  de. 

Portraits  et  notices  historiques  et  litte- 

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Contents. 
AnclUon,  J.  P.  F.  v.  2.  Livingston,  E.  v.  1. 

Blguou,  L.  P.  E.,  Baron,  v.  2.    Merlin,  P.  A.,  Comte,  v.  1. 


Broussais,  F.  J.  V.  v.  1. 
Cabauls,  P.  J.  G.  v.  2. 
Comte,  F.  C.  L.  v.  2. 
Daunou,  P.  C.  F.  v.  1. 


Boederer,  P.  L.,  Comte,  v.  1. 
Rossi,  P.  L.  O.,  Comte,  v.  2. 
Sieyfes,  E.  J.,  Comte,  v.  1. 
81m6on,  J.  J.,  Comte,  v.  2. 


Destutt  de  Tracy,  A.  L.  C,    Slmonde  de  Slsmondl,  J.  C. 
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Droz,  F.  X.  J.  V.  2.  Talleyrand-P6rlgord,  CM., 

Franklin,  B.  v.  2.  Prince  de,  v.  1. 

Digcours  de  rficeptlon  h,  TAcadSmle  frangalse,  v.  1. 
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Miliiary  Iciii^oiig.  Welcker,  W.  T.  —2767 

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Milkman  of  H  alwortli.   15  pp.    (Black- 

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Mill,  James.  1773-1836.  Analysis  of  the 
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1829.  2  V.  8°.    (Rev.  of  in  Westin.  Rev.  v.  13, 

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and  miicel.  pp.  670,  684 ;  aud  Edin.  Rev.  v.  49,  1829,  pp. 
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(Rev.  of  in  Weslnt.  Rev.  v.  2,  1824,  p.  289  ) 

Bain,  A.     James  Mill,  a  biography.  1883. 

Bain,  A.    Early  life  of  M.    76  pp.    {Mind,  v.  1. 1»76, 

pp.  a7,  509;  V.  2.  1877,  p.  519.)— Morley,  J.  Life  of  M. 
29  pp.  (Fi/rtn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  31,  1882,  p.  476.)— Stuart- 
Gleunte,  J.  S.  James  aud  John  Stuart  Mill.  9  pp. 
(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  45,  1882,  p.  490.) 

Mill,  Rev.  James  S.  Queensferry  to  Mussel- 
burgh, along  the  shore,  with  historical  and  descrip- 
tive notes  of  the  different  towns  and  villages.  49  pp. 
(Ciililes,  J.  B.,  Edinlrurffh  pa.it  and  present,  p.  189.) 

Mill,  John.,  D.  D.  (Ed.)  Circa  1645-1707. 
Novum  Testamentum.  cum  lectionibus  vari- 
antibus  MSS  exemplarium,  versionum,  edi- 
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^—  £nilyii,T.  Full  enquiry  into  the  original  authority 
of  that  text,  1  John,  v.  7,  "There  are  three  that  bear 
record  in  heaven,"  containing  au  account  of  Dr.  Mill's 
evidences  from  antiquity,  for  and  against  its  being 
genuine.    23  pp.     (Somers,  J.,  Zord,  Trocii,  v.  12,  p.  137.) 

Mill,  John  Stuart.  1806-73.  Autobiography. 
London,  1873.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's 
Mag.  V.  115,  1874,  p.  75  ;  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
59,  1874,  p.  195 ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  139,  1874.  p.  91; 
Qtiart.  Rev.  v.  136.  1874,  p.  150 ;  Sa-ibner's 
Monthly,  V.  7.  1874,  p.  600 ;  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s. 
V.  45,  1874,  p.  122.)  4844 

Considerations  on  representative  govern- 
ment. 3  ed.  London,  1865.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  MacmiUan's  Mag.  v.  4,  1861,  p.  97;  N.  Am. 
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1861,  p.  534 ;  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  20,  1861.  p. 
91-)  .  -1313 

Dissertations  and  discussions,   jwlitical, 

philosophical,  and  historical.  2  ed.  London, 
1867-75.     4  V.  8°.  —1394 

Contents.  The  contest  in  America,  v.  3.— Aplior- 
Isms,  V.  1.— Grote's  Aristotle,  v.  4.— Lavere  e  I'im- 
posta,  V.  4.— Benthani,  v.  1.— Berkeley's  life  aud 
-vrritinga,  v.  4.— Arniaud  Carrel,  v.  1.— Right  and 
wrong  of  state  Interference  with  corporation  and 
church  property,  v.  1. -Civilization,  v.  1. — 
Coleridge,  v.  1.— The  currency  Juggle,  v.  1.— De 
Ti'cqueviiie  on  Democracy  in  Aineiica,  v.  2.— Kn- 
dowments,v.  4.— Michelefs  History  of  Prance,  v.  2. 
—A  few  observations  on  the  French  revolution, 
V.  1.— Vindication  of  the  French  revolution  of 
V'eb.,1848,  V.  2.— Early  Grecian  history  and  legend, 
▼.  2.— Grote's  History  of  Greece,  v.  2.— Grote's  essays 
and  lectures  on  history,  v.  2.— Talne,  De  I'lntel- 
Usence,  v.  4.— Austin  on  Jurisprudence,  v.  3.— 


Claims  of  labour,  v.  2.— Thornton  on  labour  and 
its  claims,  v.  4.— Prof.  Leslie  on  the  land  question, 
V.  4.— Papers  on  laud  tenure,  v.  4. — Dr.  Whewell  on 
moral  philosophy,  v.  2. — A  few  words  on  non- 
intervention, V.  3. — Thoughts  on  parliamentary 
reform,  v.  3. — Plato,  v.  3.— Thoughts  on  poetry 
aud  Its  varieties,  v.  1 — A  prophecy,  v.  1.— Bain's 
psychology,  v.  3. — Recent  writers  on  reform,  v.  3. 
— Prof.  Sedgwick's  discourse  on  the  studies  of  the 
University  of  Cambridge,  v.  1. — Treaty  obligations, 
V.  4. — Writings  of  Alfred  de  Vigny,  v.  1. — Maine  on 
Village  communities,  v.  4. — Bailey  on  Berkeley's 
Theory  of  vision,  v.  2. — Enfranchisement  of  -vromen, 
V.  2. 

Essays  on  some  unsettled  questions  of 

political  economy.    London.  1844.  8°.  — 1304 

Contents.  Of  the  influence  of  consnmptlon  upon 
production — Of  the  laws  of  interchange  between 
nations ;  and  the  distribution  of  the  gains  of  commerce 
among  the  countries  of  the  commercial  world. — On 
the  definition  of  political  economy;,  and  on  the 
method  of  Investigation  proper  to  It.— On  the  words 
productive  and  unproductive. — On  profits, 
aud  interest. 

Examination  of  Sir  William  Hamilton's 

philosophy,  and  of  the  principal  philosophi- 
cal questions  discussed  in  his  writings.  5  ed. 
London,  1878.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  124, 1866.  p.  120  ;  Lcmdon  Quart.  Rev.  v.  25, 
1866,  p.  410;  K  Brit.  Rev.  v.  43,  1865.  p.  1; 
Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  29.  1866,  p.  1.)       —1453 

Inaugural  address  delivered  to  the  Uni- 
versity of  St.  Andrews,  Feb.  1,  1867.  Lon- 
don, 1867.     8°.  —2375 

Nature,  the  utility  of  religion,  and  theism. 

London,  1874.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev. 
v.  141,  1875,  p.  1;  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  47, 
1875,  p.  1.)  —4314 

On  libertv.     3  ed.      London.   1864.     8°. 

(Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  31.  1860,  p. 
173;  Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  13.  1869,  p.  62; 
Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  54. 1859,  p.  387  ;  Westm. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  16,  1S59.  p.  392.)  —1358 

Principles  of  political  economy,  with  some 

of  their  applications  to  social  philosophy. 
6  ed.  London,  1865.  2  v.  S°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  64,  1848,  p.  407  :  Edin. 
Rev.  V.  88,  1848,  p.  293 ;  Erasers  Mag.  v.  38, 
1848,  p.  245 ;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  67,  1848,  p.  370 ; 
Westm.  Rev.  v.  49,  1848,  p.  289 ;  n.  s.  v.  28, 
1865,  p.  106.)  —1304 

Socialism.    Chicago,  1879.     12°.      —1378 

The  subjection  of  women.  3  ed.    London, 

1870.  p.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackicood's  Mag. 
V.  106,  1869,  p.  309  ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  130,  1869, 
p.  572 ;  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1870.  p.  63. ) 

—1387 

A  system  of  logic,  ratiocinative  and  in- 
ductive. New  York,  1859.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  54.  1843.  p.  415  ;  Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  4,  1846,  p.  1 ;  Dem.  Rev.  v.  15, 
1844,  p.  441;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  49,  1857, 
p.  724;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  61,  1845,  p.  349; 
Westm.  Rev.  v.  39.  1843.  p.  412.)  —1443 

Iiitei-ary  and  scientific   education.     92  pp. 

(LiOr.  of  tdueation,  v.  4,  p.  3.)— Vtilitarianiam.  152 
pp.  (  With  kis  Socialism,  p.  137  ;  Rev.  of  iu  Weslm.  Rev. 
n.  8.  V.  24, 1863,  p.  45.) 

Balv,  a.     John  Stuart  Mill.     A  criticism 

with  personal  recollections.     18S2. 

CoMTE.  I.  A.  M.  F.  X.    Lettres  a  John 

Stuart  Mill,  1841-46.     1877. 

Courtney.  W.  L    Metaphysics  of  John 

Stuart  Mill.     1879. 

Grote,  G.     Review  of  the  work  of  Mr. 

John  Stuart  Mill,  entitled  '"Examination  of 
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Masson,  D.    Recent  British  philosophy, 

including  some  comments  on  Mill's  answer 
to  Hamilton.     1865. 

Taine,   H.   a.      English  positivism.     A 

study  of  John  Stuart  Mill.     1873. 

-  Bain,  A.  John  Stuart  Mill.  84  pp.  {Mind,  v.  i, 
187U,  pp.  211,  375,  520;  v.  5, 1880,  p.  82.)— Bandrillart, 
H.  J.  L.  John  Stuart  Mill.  86  pp.  {In  his  Publicistes 
moderne8,p.453.)--Mill  on  our  belief  in  the  external 
■world.  25  pp.  (if/acfc«)ood'«  J/agr.  V.  99,  lK6fi,  p.  20.)— 
Botven,  F.  Mill's  Examination  of  Sir  William  Ham- 
ilton's philosophy.  40  pp.  {In  his  Gleanings,  p.  288.) 
— Biiclile,  H.  T.  Mill  on  liberty.  34  pp.  {Eraser's 
Mag.  V.  69, 1859,  p.  509.)— Capes,  J.  M.  Autobiography 
of  M.  13  pp.  {Contemp.  Re.v.  v.  23,  1874,  p.  53.)— Mill's 
speech  on  capital  punishment.  8  pp.  (Westm. 
Rev.  n.  8.  V.  35, 1869,  p.  429.)— Mill  on  causation.  20 
pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  27,  1876,  p.  57;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v. 
78,  1854,  p.  82.)— Cliapin,  A.  L.  Review  of  the  Auto- 
biography of  M.  18  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  33,  1874,  p. 
605.)— Clxristie,  W.  D.  Mr.  John  Stuart  Mill  for  West- 
minster. 5  pp.  {Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  12,  1865,  p.  92.) — 
Cumniings,  C.  A.  Later  writings  of  M.  43  pp.  (  Ohr. 
Exam.v.H,  1863, p.  1.)— Stuart  Mill  again ;  or,  the  exam- 
iner examined.  2  pp.  (Blaclcwood's  Mag.\.\QQ,\f&&,X). 
245.) — Mill's  denial  of  free^vill.  50  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  n.  s. 
V.  22,  1874,  p.  3.36;  n.  s.  v.  23,  1874,  p.  159.)— FrotUlng- 
liam,O.B.  Miil'sreview  of  Hamilton.  26pp.  (C/tr.  Exam. 
V.  79,  1865,  p.  301.)— Goetlie  and  Mill:  a  contrast. 

33  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  46,  1874,  p.  38.)— CaUier- 
wood  and  Mill  upon  Hamilton.  31  pp.  (Dublin  Rev. 
n.  s.  V.  5, 1H65,  p.  474.)— Janet,  P.  Mill  et  Hamilton. 
29  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  monUes,  1869,  2  p6r.  v.  83,  p.  914.)— 
Jevon8,W.  S.  Mill's  philosophy  tested.  66  pp.  {Con- 
temp.  Rev.  V.  31,  1878,  pp.  167,  256  ;  v.  32,  1878,  p.  88 ;  v. 
36,  1879,  p.  521.)— Mill  on  land.  16  pp.  (Blackwood's 
Mag.  V.  110, 1871,  p.  30.)— Liaugel,  A.  Les  confessions 
do  M.  32  pp.  (Ree.  d.  deux  monies,  IHT.i,  2  per.  v.  108, 
p.  906.)— liewes.G.  H.  Comte  and  Mill.  22  pp.  (Eurtn. 
Rev.  V.  6,1866,  p.  385.)— Mill  and  Dr.  Lieber  on  liberty. 

34  pp.  (Simthern  Rev.  v.  2,  1867,  p.  52.)— Liberty, 
equality,fraternity  :  Mr.  John  Stuart  Mill.  10  pp. 
{Jilackwood's  Mag.  v.  114,  1873,  p.  347  ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  135, 
1873,  p.  178.)— Mackenzie,  J.  T.  Max  Mueller  and 
Mr.  Mill  on  liberty.  17  pp.  {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  37,  1880, 
p.  548.)— Mansel,  H.  L.  Supplementary  remarlis  on 
Mr.  Mill's  criticism  of  Sir  William  Hamilton.  14  pp. 
{Contemp.  Rev.  v.  6,  1867,  p.  18.)— Marshall,  A.  On 
Mr.  Mill's  theory  of  value.  12  pp.  (Eurtn.  Rev.  u.  s.  v. 
19,  1876,  p.  591.)— Mill  and  his  school.  42  pp. 
(Quart.  Rev.  v.  133,  1872,  p.  77.)— Mill's  philosophi- 

.  cal  position.  38  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  22,  1874,  p. 
1.)— Examination  of  Mill's  philosophy  of  neces- 
sary truth,  and  of  causation.  26  pp.  (New  Englander, 
V.  8,  1850,  p.  161.)— Mill's  reply  to  the  "Dublin  Ke- 
view."  49  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  21,  1873,  p.  1.)— 
Millet,  R.  Le  parti  radical  en  Angleterre.  tin  maul- 
leste  de  M.  28  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1872,  2  p6r.  v. 
97,  p.  932.)— Stuart  Mill  on  mind  and  matter.  2  pp. 
{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  99,  1866,  p.  257.)— Mill  on  the  foun- 
dation of  morality.  33  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  18, 
1872,  p.  44.)— Morley,  J.  Mr.  Mill  on  religion.  52  pp. 
{Crit.miscel.  2  s.  p.  285;  and  Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  16, 1874, 
p.  634;  n.  8.  V.  17,  1875,  p.  103.)— Mr.  Mill's  Autobi- 
ography. 34  pp.  ( Crit.  miscel.  2  s.  p.  251 ;  and  Eorln. 
Rev.  n.  8.  V.  15,  1874,  p.  1.)— Mr.  Mill's  doctrine  of 
liberty.  22  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  14,  1873,  p.  234.)— 
Morris,  6.  S.  John  Stuart  Mill.  35  pp.  (In  his  British 
thought  and  thinkers,  p.  3U2.)— Musgravc,  A.  Capi- 
tal:  Mr.  Mill's  fundamental  propouitious.  22  pp. 
{Contemp.  Rev.  v.  24,  1874,  p.  728.)— Philosophy  of 
the  conditioned  s  Sir  William  Hamilton  and  John 
Stuart  Mill.  54  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.y.  1,  1866,  pp.31, 
185.)— Porter,  N.  Mill  as  a  religious  philosopher.  23 
pp.  (Internal.  Rev.y.2,  1875,  p.  S40.J— Reyband,  L. 
Economlstes  anglais.  M.  John  Stuart  Mill.  32  pp. 
{Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  18.^6,  n.  p6r.  2  8.  v.  10,  p.  117.)— 
Simcox,  E.  Tlie  influence  of  J.  8.  Mill's  writings.  21 
pp.  (Cmlemp.  Rev.  v.  22,  1873,  p.  297.)— Spencer,  H. 
Mill  ver(u«  Hamilton:  the  tost  of  truth.  31pp.  (Essays, 
$ci.,poUt.  and  spec.  v.  2,  p.  383.)— Taine,  H.  A.  Phllo- 
sophie  anglaise.  John  Stuart  Mill.  39  pp.  {Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1861,  2  p6r.  v.  32,  p.  44.) — Taylor,  .S'ir  H. 
Mill  on  the  Subjection  of  women.  23  pp.  (Eraser's 
May.  n.  8.  V.  1,  1870,  p.  143.)— Mill's  denial  of  necessary 
truih.  34  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  n.  8.  v.  17,  1871,  p.  285.)— 
Tnlloch,J.  John  Siuart  Mill  and  his  Bchool.  45  pp. 
(In  hi*  M'lvemenis  of  rollgtous  thought  In  Brit.  p.  209.) 
— XJlrlcl,  H.  Hazard's  Zwel  brlefe  ;  Mill :  Ueber  rell- 
giou.  24  pp.  (Xeits.  /.  philoi.  v.  70,  1877,  p.  146.)— 
Viucena,  C.  Stuart  Mill  d'aprds  sou  autoblographie. 
36  pp.    (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rtv.  luitse,  a.  p£r.  v.  61, 1874,  p. 


385.)— "Wedgwood,  H.  Mill  on  the  foundation  of 
mathematics.  10  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  34,  1875,  p.  488.) 

Adams,  L.  John  Stuart  Mill.  88  pp.  (New  Eng- 
lander, V.  '36, 1877,  pp.  92,  425,  740.)— Brandes,  G.  M.  0. 
John  Stuart  Mill.  24  pp.  (In  his  Eminent  authors  of 
the  19  cent.  p.  123.)— Con-way,  M.  D.  John  Stuart 
Mill.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  47,  1873,  p.  528.)— Hcn- 
shaw,  Mrs.  S.  E.  John  Stuart  Mill  and  Mrs.  Taylor, 
8  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  13,  1874,  p.  516.)— Morley,  J. 
Death  of  M.  14  pp.  ( Crit.  miscel.  2  s.  p.  237  ;  and  Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  13,  1873,  p.  669.)— Murphy,  J.  J.  John 
Stuart  Mill.  2  pp.  (J/acHu»an's  i/ay.  v.  28,  1873,  p.  348.) 
—Porter,  N.  John  Stuart  Mill.  22  pp.  (Internat. 
Rev.  V.  1,  1874,  p.  385.)— Stuart-Glennie,  J.  S.  James 
and  John  Stuart  Mill.  9  pp.  {Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  45, 
1882,  p.  490.) 

See  also  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  48, 1868,  p.  1 ;   Fraser's 
Mag.  n.  s.  V.  8, 1873,  p.  663. 

Mill,  Nicholas.  History  of  Mexico,  from  the 
Spanish  conquest  to  the  present  aera.  Lon- 
don, 1824.     8°.  1627 

MillaiS,  Sir  John  Everett.    Barrington,  E.  I. 

"  Why  is  Millais  our  popular  painter?"  18  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  V.  32, 1882,  p.  60.)- Tyrwhitt,  R.  St.  J.  Mil- 
lais and  Dor6.     5  pp.     (  Contemp.  Rev.  v.  2, 1866,  p.  482.) 

Millar,  John.  1735-1801.  Historical  view 
of  the  English  government,  since  the  settle- 
ment of  the  Saxons  in  Britain  to  the  revolu- 
tion in  1688.  To  which  are  subjoined  some 
dissertations  connected  with  the  history  of 
the  government,  from  the  revolution  to  the 
present  time.  London.  1803.  4  v.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  3,  1805,  p.  154.)  1576 

Origin  of  the  distinction  of  ranks  :  or,  an 

inquiry  into  the  circumstances  which  give 
rise  to  influence  and  authority,  in  the 
different  members  of  society.  To  which  is 
prefixed,  an  account  of  the  life  and  writings 
of  the  author,  by  Jolm  Craig.  4  ed.  Edin- 
burgh, 1806.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  9, 
1807,  p.  83.)  2775 

Millard,  David.    Bulfinch,  S.  G.    Millard's 

travels.     5  pp.     (C/tr.  £j:ant.  v.  43,  1847,  p.  199.) 

Millaud,  Arthur  Paul  Albert  David.  1836—. 
Le  Collier  d'or;  comedio.  42  pp.  (Thcat.  de  campagne, 
v.  4,  p.  179.) 

Millbaiik  prison.  Griffiths,  A.  Memo- 
rials of  Milibank,  and  chapters  in  prison 
history.     1875,  2  v. 

Milibank  penitentiary.     20  pp.     {London  Quart. 

Rev.  V.  46,  1876,  p.  359.) 

Mille  et  un  quart-d'heure,  contes  tartares. 
Gueulette,  T.  S.     3  v.  1287 

Milleiiiiium.  Harris,  S.  Millenarian  con- 
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Modern  Millenarianism.  64  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev. 
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32  pp.     (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  12,  1855,  p.  467.) 

See  aho  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  25,  1829,  p.  700.    Also 
Jesus  Christ,  Second  advent. 

Miller,  Alexander  Edward.    Notice  of.    8 

pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  85,  1875,  p.  152.) 

Miller,   B.   C.    Cholera  as  it  prevailed   in 

Ctilcrigo,  111.,  in  1873.  6  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc. 
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Miller,  B6nigne  Emmanuel  Clement.     1812- 

86.  Rapports  &  I'Empcreur  sur  uue  mission  sclentl- 
flque  en  Orient.  29  pp.  (Archiv.  miss.  set.  et  lit.  v.  2, 
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[Ed.)  Origenis  Philosophumena  sive  om- 
nium haeresium  refutatio.     See  Origenes. 

Freppel,  E.,  and  Lenormant,  C.     Etude  critique 

sur  le  llvre  par  M.  sous  lo  litre  de  Philosophumena 
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Miller,  Cincinnatus  Hiner,  called  Joaquin. 
1841—.    Songs  of  Italy.     Boston,  1878.     12". 

1334 

Songs  of  the  Sierras.    Boston,  1871.     12°. 

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846.)  1884 


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Among  tbe   ruing  of  Rome.    14  pp.     ' Ortrld. 

Monthly,  v.  15,  1875.  j.p.  4.57,  519.)— By  the  uorthland 
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Crossing  tlie  Bfezican  desert.  1  p.  {Orerld. 
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p.  {Orerld.  Monlhly,  v.  8,  lh7-2.  p.  91.)— El  vaqnero. 
1  p.  [Orerld.  MonUdy.  T.  10,  1873,  p.  279.)— From  sea 
to  sea.  3  pp.  (.Scn"6n(rr'j  Monthly,  v.  3,  1S7J,  p.  95.)— 
In  a  Caltforuian  £den.  31  pp.  [Orerld.  Monlhly,  v. 
16,  1873,  pp.  79,  144,  235,  355.)— In  Arizona.  2  pp. 
{OcerUi.  Monlhly,  v.  13,  1874,  p.  65.)— In  Santa  Maria: 
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In  sontliern  California.  1  p.  {Orerld.  Monthly,  t. 
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The  Ship  of  Solomon.  1  p.  (  Orerld.  Monthly,  v.  15, 
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Heyivood,  J.  C.    Poei  ol  the  Sierras.     (Joaquin 

Miller.)  13  pp.  [In  his  How  they  strike  me,  these 
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Miller,  Mrs.  Emily  Huntington.     Boat  song. 

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Miller,    Mrs.    Florence    Fenwick.      1854 — . 

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Miller,  Francis  W.  Cincinnati's  beginnings. 
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Miller,  George,  D.  D.  Modern  history  philo- 
sophically considered.  8  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ. 
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Sketch  ot  M.     19  pp.     {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  17, 1841, 

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■ The  cruise  of  the  Betsey ;  or,  a  summer 

ramble  among  the  fossiliferous  deposits  of 
the  Hebrides.  With  Rambles  of  a  geologist ; 
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its of  Scotland.  Boston,  1858.  12°.  (Rev. 
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First    impressions  of    England    and    its 

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Foot-prints  of  the  Creator :  or,  the  Astero- 

lepis  of  Stromness.  "With  a  memoir  of  the 
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Leading  articles  on  various  subjects.   Ed. 

by  his  son-in-law.  Rev.  John  Davidson. 
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ContenU.  Conclusion  of  the  war  in  AfTghanistan. 
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Two  Mr.  Claries.— Chanicterlstics  of  the  Crimean 
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principles — Thouphls  on  the  educational  ques- 
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bodyism.  —  First  principles.  —  A  Hishlaud 
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and  the  Fifeshlro  forester.— Sanctities  of  matter. — 
Poet  Montgomery. — Organship.— Periodical- 
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Memoir    of  William   Forsyth,  a  Scotch 

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iVf)<«. — Privately  printed. 

The  old  red  sandstone  ;  or,  new  walks  in 

an  old  field.  To  wliich  is  appended  a  series 
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Testimony  of  the  rocks ;  or,  geology  in 

its  bearings  on  the  2  theologies,  natural  and 
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596 ;  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  12,  1857,  p.  176.) 

—1618 

Sketch  of  the  Disruption  day.    6  pp.    (IHsruption 

worthies.  Memorial  o/  1843,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Bayne,   p.      Life  and  letters  of   Hugh 

Miller.     1871,  2  v. 

Browx,   T.   N.     Labour    and    triumph. 

Life  and  times  of  Hugh  Miller.     1859. 

Agassix,  L.  J.  B.    Hugh  Miller.    27  pp.     (Miller,  H.. 

Foot-prints  of  the  Creator,  p.  xl.) — Carron,  J.  Hugh 
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33  pp.  (  Correspondant,  v.  75,  186tf,  p.  230.)— I^ife  and 
letters  of  M.  23  pp.  {London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  36,  le71, 
p.  439.)— Mc^Vhortcr,  G.  C.  Hugh  Miller  and  ge- 
ology. 6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  31,  1865,  p.  338.) — 
Masson,  D.  Dead  men  whom  I  have  known:  Hugh 
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See  also  Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  54, 1871,  p.  76 ;  Edin.  Bev. 
V.  108.  1858,  p.  1;  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  52,  1855,  p.  588;  N. 
Brit,  Bev.  v.  21, 1854,  p.  329. 

Miller,  J.  R.  History  of  Great  Britain  from 
the  death  of  George  II  to  the  coronation  of 
George  IV.  Designed  as  a  continuation  of 
Hume  and  Smollett.    London,  1837.  8°.  1554 

Miller,  Rev.  James.  1703-44.  Mahomet,  the 
impostor;  a  tragedy.  57  pp.  {InchbAld.E..  Brit,  theat. 
v.  12 ;  London  stage,  v.  1 ;  Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit,  drama, 
V.  2,  p.  187.) 

Miller,  Joaquin.    See  Miller,  C.  H. 
Miller,  Joe.    Jests.    See  Mottley,  J. 
Miller,   Johann    Martin.      1750-1814.      The 

contented  man.  1  p.  [Dublin  Unit.  Mag.  v.  42,  1853, 
p.  33.) 

Miller,  fiey.  John.   Keble.J.   Rev.  J.  Miller's 

Bampion  lectures.  38  pp.  {Occasional papers  and  reviews, 
p.  163.) 

Miller,  John.  London  librarian,  and  book- 
buyer's  gazette,  for  1852  and  1853.  London, 
n.  d.     2  V.  r.  8°.  W.13 

Miller,  John.  Memoirs  of  General  Miller, 
in  the  service  of  the  republic  of  Peru.  2  ed. 
London.  1829.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Am. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  6,  1829,  p.  1;  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
38.  1828,  p.  448.)  1615 

Miller,  John.  Inquiry  into  the  present  state 
of  the  civil  law  of  England.  32  pp.  iBav.  of  in  Edin. 
Rev.  V.  46, 1827,  p.  132.) 

Miller,  John  Sebastian.  Natural  history  of 
the  crinoidea,  or  lily-shaped  animals  ;  with 
observations  on  the  genera,  asteria,  curyale, 
comatula,  and  marsupites.  Bristol,  1821. 
4°.  —2621 


MILLER 


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Miller,  Lady  M.  1741-81.  Letters  from  Italy, 
describing  tlie  manners,  customs,  antiquities, 
pamtings,  etc.,  of  that  country  in  the  years 
1770-71,  to  a  friend  residing  in  France,  by 
an  English  woman.  [Anon.]  London,  1776. 
3  V.  8°.  3552 

Miller,  Olive  Thome.    The  girls'  sketching 

camp.     13  ijp.     [Harper's  Mag.  v.  03,  1881,  p.  5-^2.) 

Miller,  Miss  S.  A.     Training  of  teachers  for 

elementary  schools.  10  pp.  (Loudon  Interuat.  Health 
Exhib.  Literature,  v.  16,  p.  34.) 

Miller,  Samuel,  D.  D.  1769-1850.  Brief  re- 
trospect of  tlie  18  century  .  .  .  New  York, 
1803.     2  V.  8°.  2446 

iYo<e.— Title-page  wanting. 
—^  Discourse  designed  to  commemorate  the  discovery 
of  Ne-w  York,  by  Henry  Hudson;  delivered  before 
the  New  York  Historical  Society,  Sept.  4, 1809.  29  pj). 
(N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  1  8.  V.  1,  1811,  p.  17.)— Ufe  of 
Jonatliau  Edwards.  256  pp.  (Sparks,  J.,  Am.  biog. 
V.  8,  p.  1.) 

lietters  on  clerical  manners  and  habits.  19  pp. 

(Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Hev.  v.  28, 1829,  p.  5U3.)— Robinson, 
0.  Duncan  and  Miller  on  creeds.  14  pp.  (Chr.Exam. 
V.  2,  1825,  p.  361.) 

Miller,  Samuel,  D.  D.    Alexander  Campbell. 

fi  pp.     (Oisrujitivn  worthies,  Memorial  of  1843,  v.  2,  p.  125.) 

Miller,  Samuel,  Jr.  Eeport  of  the  d'Haute- 
ville  case :  the  commonwealth  of  Pennsyl- 
vania, at  the  suggestion  of  Paul  Daniel  Gon- 
salve  Grand  d'Hauteville,  versus  David 
Sears,  Miriam  C.  Sears,  and  Ellen  Sears 
Grand  d'Hauteville.  Habeas  corpus  for  the 
custody  of  an  infant  child.     Phila.  1840.    8°. 

—2314 

Miller,  Samuel  H.  The  Fenland  meteoro- 
logical circular  and  weather  report,  1874-75. 
Wisbech,  n.  d.    4°.  —2471 

and    Skertcllly,    Sydney    B.   J.     The 

Fenland  past  and  present.  Illustr.  with  en- 
gravings, maps,  and  diagrams.  London, 
1878.     8°.  1523 

Miller,  Stephen  Franks.  Bench  and  bar  of 
Georgia :  memoirs  and  sketches.  With  an 
appendix  containing  a  court  roll  from  1790 
to  1857,  etc.     Phila.  1858.     2  v.  8°.  3895 

Contents. 

Gordon,  C.  P.  v.  2. 
Hall,  R.  P.  V.  2. 
Houstouu,  J.  V.  2. 
Kelly,  J.  M.  v.  2. 
Lamar,  L.  Q.  C.  v.  2. 
Martin,  J.  v.  2. 
Miller,  A.  J.  v.  2. 
Mitchell,  T.  D.  v.  2. 
Reid,  R.  R.  v.  2. 
Held,  W.  S.  0.  V.  2. 
Rutherford,  R.  v.  2. 
Shorter,  E.  S.  v.  2. 
Strong,  0.  B.  v.  2. 
Torrance,  W.  H.  v.  2. 
Towns,  Q.  W.  V.  2. 
Wilde,  R.  H.  V.  2. 

Hume,   D.     Account 


Anderson,  G.  D.  v.  1. 
Beall,  R.  A.  v.  1. 
Berrien,  J.  M.  v.  1. 
Black,  E.  J.  V.  I. 
Blaekshear,  Gen.  D.  v.  1. 
Campbell,  D.  G.  v.  1. 
Clayton.  A.  8.  v.  1. 
Colquitt,  W.  T.  V.  1. 
Crawford,  W.  H.  v.  1. 
Crocker,  W.  v.  1. 
Dawson,  W.  C.  v.  1. 
Delk,  S.  V.  1. 
Dooly,  .T.  M.  V.  1. 
Early,  P.  v.  1. 
Forsyth,  J.  v.  2. 
Foster,  T.  F.  v.  2. 

Miller,  Sir  Thomas. 

of  M.     13  pp.     (Royal  Soc.  Edln.  Trana.  v.  2, 1790,  p.  63. 

Miller,  Thomas.  1808-74.  History  of  the 
Anglo-Saxons :  from  the  earliest  period  to 
the  Norman  conquest.  3  ed.  London,  1856. 
p.  8°.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Illustr.  Libr.)         1568 

Miller,  Walter.  1757-1819.  Physical  and 
metaphysical  inquiries,  being  an  essay  to 
inculcate  the  rational  system  of  deism. 
London,  1819.     8°.  —4214 

Miller,  (?m.  William.  Miller,  J.  Memoirs 
of  Gen.  Miller,  in  the  service  of  the  republic 
of  Peru.     1829,  2  v. 

Glclg,  G.  R.    Gon.  Miller.    87  pp.    (Esbcu/i,  v.  2,  p. 

89.)— Redding,  C.  Gen.  Miller.  30  pp.  (/n  W«  Per- 
sonal reminiscences,  v.  1,  p.  201.) 


Miller,  William.  1768-1844.  Biographical 
sketches  of  British  characters  recently  de- 
ceased :  commencing  with  the  accession  of 
George  IV:  comprising  230  subjects,  chrono- 
logically arranged  from  the  periods  of  their 
death.     London,  1826.     2  v.  4°.  3761 

Miller,  William.  Dictionary  of  English 
names  of  plants  applied  in  England  and 
among  English  speaking  people  to  cultivated 
and  wild  plants,  trees,  and  shrubs.  London, 
1884.    8°.  1152 

Miller,  William  Allen,  If.  Z).  1817-70.  Ele- 
ments of  chemistry  :  theoretical  and  practi- 
cal.   2  ed.    London,  1862-64.    3  v.  in  2,  8°. 

—1505 

Miller,  William  Hallowes,  LL.D.    Cooke, 

J.  p.  Memoir  of  M.  15  pp.  (In  his  Scientific  culture, 
p.  145.) 

Miller^  William  J.  Notes  concerning  the 
Wampanoag  tribe  of  Indians,  with  some 
account  of  a  rock  picture  on  the  shore  of 
Mount  Hope  bay,  in  Bristol,  R.  I.  Provi- 
dence, 1880.     12°.  1617 

Miller,  Wsevolod.      Sur  le  role  du  chien 

dans  quelques  croyances  mythologlques.  22  pp. 
(Cong.  Interuaz.  degli  orient.  Atti,  1878,  v.  2,  p.  39.) 

Miller   correspoiideiice.  The.     13  pp. 

[Eraser's  Mag.  v.  8,  1833,  p.  C24.) 

Millerism.     11  pp.     Peabody,  W.  B.   O. 

(  Chr.  Exam.  v.  41,  1846,  p.  87.) 

Milles,  St.,  Bp.  of  Susa.      [Vita.]     2  pp. 

(AH.seinanl,  G.  S.,  Biblioth.  orient,  v.  1,  p.  12.) 

Milles,  Jeremiah,  D.  D.  Jesse,  J.  H.  Dr. 
Jeremiah  Milles.  3  pp.  (In  his  Mem.  of  celebrated 
Etonians,  v.  1,  p.  299.) 

Milles.    See  also  Mills. 

Millet,  Francis  Davis.     1846—.     The  fourth 

waits.     20  PI).     (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  38,  1876,  p.  578.) 

Millet,   Frederic.      Burnand,   E.    Quelques 

dessius  de  M.  7  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  v.  56, 
1876,  p.  496.) 

Millet,  Jean  Frangois.  Sensier,  A.  Jean 
Francois  Millet,  peasant  and  painter.     1881. 

iVb/e.— Also  in  Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  20,  21,  1880-81. 

Carr,  J.  C.     Corot  and  Millet.    12  pp.    (Contemp.  Rev. 

V.  26,  1875,  p.  157.)— WUeelvFrlght,  E.  Personal  re- 
collections of  M.  20  pp.  (Altant.  Monthly,  v.  38,  1876, 
p.  257.) 

Millevoye,  Charles  Hubert.  1782-1816. 
CEuvres.  Ed.  pub.  avec  des  pieces  nouvelles 
et  des  variantes,  par  P.  L.  Jacob.  Paris, 
1880.     3  V.  12°.  2377 

Contents.  Anacreon.  Ode8chol8les,tr.  ou  Imllees 
en  vers  frangals,  v.  3.— Ballades,  v.  1.— Camoens, 
L.  de.  D6but  de  la  Lusiade,  v.  3.— Clinnsons,  v.  1. — 
Dialogues,  v.  2.— Dizains  et  Uiiitniits,  v.  1. — 
Kl^gies,  v.  1.— Epigrainines,  v.  1.— EpKres,  v.  1. 
— Hoinerus.  Chants,  tr.  de  i'lllade,  v.  3.— Horatiug 
Flaccus,  Q.  Odes,  v.  3. — Ijiiclanus,  of  Samosata. 
Dialogues,  v.  3. — Polities  didactlques,  v.  2.— Fo- 
rmes et  poesies  titstorlqnes,  v.  3. — Po^mes 
hcroiques,  v.  2.— Potsles  fugitives,  v.  1.— Ro- 
mances, V.  1.— Satires,  v.  1. — Stances,  v.  1.— TUe- 
ocrltns.  81m6the  ou  le  sacrifice  magique,  v.  3 — 
TIbullus,  A.  Tr.  llbre  d'un  morceau,  v.  3.— Tra- 
ductions, V.  3.— Variantes, V.  3.— Virgillus  Alaro, 
P.    Les  Bucollques,  tr.  eu  vers  fraujals,  v.  3. 

Elegies,  etc.    47  pp.    CPonevln,  P.,  Petits  poites  fr. 

V.  2,  p.  69H.) 

Sninte-Beuve.C.  A.    Millevoye.    16  pp.    (Portraits 

Uttiraires,  v.  1,  p.  414;  and  Uev.  d.deux  mondes,  1837,  4  8. 
V.  10,  p.  644.) 

Mi  11  house,  John.  New  English  and  Italian 
pronouncing  and  explanatory  dictionary. 
3ed.  New  York,  1861.  2  v.  p.  8°.  L.127 
The  same.  3  ed.  With  many  additions 
by  Ferdinand  Brace  if  orti.  Milan,  1864.  2  v. 
p.  8°.  R36 

Contents. 
English  and  Italian,  t.  1.       Italian  and  Euglleh,  v.  3. 


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Milli"Cassone,    Giannina.      Arduini,    C. 

Uno  improvlsatrice  itallenne.  22  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ. 
et  rev.  Suisse,  3  per.  v.  2,  1879,  p.  271.) 

Millien,  Jean  Etienne  Achille.     1838—.    La 

cruix  de  cuivre,  poSme.  6  pp.  (Correspondanl,  n.  a.  y. 
61.  1874,  p.  883.i 

M illigan,  W.  J.    The  creation  of  Mahomet. 

3  pp.  [Du'.Un  Univ.  Mag.  v.  83,  1.S74,  p.  173.)— Planting 
of  the  acorns.  3  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  86,  1875, 
p.  179.) 

Millin,Aubin  Louis.  1759-1818.  Antiquites 
nationales.  ou  recueil  de  monumens  pour 
servir  a  I'histoire  generale  et  particuliere  de 
I'Empire  frangois.     Paris,  1790-95.     5  v.  4°. 

1682 

— —  Description  des  tombeaux  de  Canosa, 
ainsi  que  des  bas-reliefs,  des  armures,  et  des 
vases  peints  qui  y  ont  ete  decouverts  en 
1813.     Paris,  1816.     fo.  1722 

Description  des  tombeaux  qui  ont  ete 

decouverts  a  Pompei  dans  I'annee  1812. 
Naples,  1813.     8°.  1776 

Les  SInrtinales,  ou  dissertation  sur  I'ole  de  la  8. 

Martin,  k  I'occasion  d'une  medaille  curieuse.  23  pp. 
(Leber,  .T.  M.  C,  Dissert,  rtl.  hist,  de  France,  v.  20,  p.  328.) 

Voyage  en  Savoie,  en  Pifemont,  ii  Nice,  et  k  G&nes. 

27  pp.     (Kev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  29,  1818,  p.  191.) 

Augnls,  P.   K.     Eloge  hlstorlque  de  M.     18  pp. 

(Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  M6m.  v.  2, 1820,  p.  52.)— Dacier, 
B.  J.  Notice  hlstorique  sur  la  vie  et  les  ouvrages  de 
M.  19  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Mim.  v.  8, 
1827,  p.  42.) 

Millingen,  Maj.  Frederick.  Wild  life  among 
the  Koords.     London,  1870.     8°.  1484 

Milliiigen,  James.  Ancient  unedited  monu- 
ments or  Grecian  art.  27  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Valpy,  A.  .J., 
Class.  Joum.  v.  28,  1823,  p.  144 ;  v.  32,  1825,  p.  318 ;  v.  33, 
1826,  p.  346 ;  T.  35,  1827,  p.  97.)— Pelntnres  antiques 
et  in^dites  do  vases  grecs.  18  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Valpy, 
A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  29,  1824,  p.  118;  v.  31,  1825,  p.  235.) 

Millingeii,  John  Gideon,  M.  D.  1782—. 
Curiosities  of  medical  experience.  2  ed., 
revised  and  considerably  augmented.  Lon- 
don. 1839.     8°.  —3794 

-  History  of  duelling ;  including  narra- 
tives of  the  most  remarkable  personal  en- 
counters that  have  taken  place  from  the 
earliest  period  to  the  present  time.   London, 

1841.  2  V.  8°.     (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  75, 

1842.  p.  422.)  —1385 

The  passions  ;  or,  mind  and  matter,  illus- 
trated by  considerations  on  hereditary  in- 
sanity, etc.     London,  n.  d.     8°.  —1423 

Recollections  of  republican  France,  from 

1790-1801.     London,  1848.     12°.  4602 

Bee-liive:  a  musical  farce.  40  pp.    (Cumberland, 

J..  Brit,  theat.  v.  30.) 

Mi llingeii,  Julius,  ilf.D.  1801-78.  Memoirs 
of  the  affairs  of  Greece  ;  containing  an  ac- 
count of  the  military  and  political  events, 
which  occurred  in  1823  and  following  years. 
With  various  anecdotes  relating  to  Lord 
Byron  and  an  account  of  his  last  illness  and 
death.     London,  1831.     8°.  2736 

Millington,  Ellen  J.  Heraldry  in  history, 
poetry,  and  romance.    London,  1858.     p.  8°. 

2777 

{Tr.)   Christian  iconography.  SeeDidron, 

A.  N. 

Millington,  James   [Tr.)      True    story  of 

Mazeppa.     See  Vogiie,  E.  M.,  Vicomte  de. 
Millington,   John.      1779—.      Elements  of 
civil  engineering.     Phila.  1839.     8°.     —2723 
Epitome  of  the  elementary  principles  of 
mechanical  philosophy,  divested  of  mathe- 
matical demonstrations ;  comprehending  the 
Pabt  IV.— 35. 


general  properties  of  matter,  mechanics, 
pneumatics,  meteorology,  acoustics,  hydro- 
statics, hydraulics,  and  a  copious  account  of 
the  invention,  progress,  and  present  state  of 
the  steam  engine.  London,  1830.  8°.  — 1526 
Million  of  facts.  Phillips,  Sir  R.  1285 
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Mag.  V.  l:«,  188.5,  pp.  411,  593,  751  ;  v.  134.  1883,  pp.  16. 
145,  283,  460,  610,  679.) 

Millot,  ( — ).  Recherches  sur  diverges  edi- 
tions Elzeviriennes,  faisant  suite  aux  Etudes 
de  MM.  Berard  et  Pieters,  mises  en  ordres 
et  completees  par  Gustave  Brunei.  Paris. 
1866.     16°.  W.68 

Millot,  Claude  Frangois  Xavier,  Abhi.  1726- 
85.  Memoires  politiques  et  militaires  pour 
servir  a  I'histoire  de  Louis  XIV  et  de  Louis 
XV.    See  Noailles,  A.  M.  de. 

Mills,  Abraham,  LL.  D.  1796-1867.  The 
literature  and  the  literary  men  of  Great 
Britain  and  Ireland.  New  York,  1858.  2  v. 
8°.  2243 

MiIIS,Charles.  1788-1825.  History  of  chivalry, 
or  knighthood  and  its  times.  London,  1825. 
2  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Westm.  Rev.  v.  5,  1826, 
p.  59.)  2775 

Travels  of  Theodore  Ducas,  in  various 

countries  in  Europe  at  the  revival  of  letters 
and  art.  London,  1822.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  28,  1823,  p.  365.)  1463 

Mills,  Charles  James.  Jarves,  H.  D.  Bio- 
graphy of  M.    9  pp.    {Harvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  133.) 

Mills,  H.  R.    Immigrant  inspection  service 

of  the  National  Board  of  Health  at  Port  Huron,  Mich., 
and  Its  bearing  on  the  public  health  of  the  west  and 
north-west.  5  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Beportt, 
V.  8,  p.  102.) 

Mills,  John  Henry.     Poetic  trifles.     Balti- 


more, 1808.  12^-. 
Mills,  L.  H.  (Tr.) 

(in  supplement). 
Mills,  Lewis  Este. 

campaign  of  1862. 


Zend-Avesta. 


1398 
See  Avesta 


General  Pope's  Virginia 
Cincinnati,  1870.     8°. 

2644 

Mills,  Robert.  — 1855.  Statistics  of  South 
Carolina,  including  a  view  of  the  natural, 
civil,  and  military  history,  general  and  par- 
ticular.    Charleston.  1826.     8°.  3585 

Treatise  on  inland  navigation.  Baltimore, 

1820.     8°.  —2776 

Mills.    See  also  Milles. 

Mills.  Buchanan,  R.  Practical  essays  on 
mill  work  and  other  machinery.     1841,  2  v. 

EVANS.O.  Young  mill-wright  and  miller's 

guide.     1860. 

Fairbairn,  Sir  W.     Treatise    on    mills 

and  mill  work.     1864-65,  2  v. 

Mongez,  A.    Mfimolre  sur  les  meules  de  moaltn 

employees  par  les  anciens  et  les  modernes.    40  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  M^m.  v.  3, 1818,  p.  441.) 
— Verneilli,   F.  de.      Fonts,  canaus,  et  usines  du 
moyeu  age.     20  pp.     [Ann.  archiol.  v.  20,  1860,  p.  98.) 
See  also  Macbinery.— Turbine  fvheels. 

Milly  li— ,  a  tale  of  fact  in  humble  life.     18 

pp.     (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  33, 1846,  p.  395.) 

Milly^s  first  love.    29  pp.    (Blackicood's 

Mag.  V.  108,  1870,  p.  322.) 

Milman,  Capt.  E.  A.     The  wayside  cross ; 

or,  the  raid  of  Gomez.     London.  1847.     12*. 

(Murray,  J..  Libr ;   icith  Edwards,  W.  H., 

Voyage  tip  the  Amazon.)  3157 

Milman,  Frances  Maria.  Memoir  of  the  Rev. 

Robert  Milman,  D.  D.,  Lord  Bp.  of  Calcutta. 


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With  a  selection  from  his  correspondence 
and  journals.  With  a  map.  London,  1879. 
8°.  4775 

Milman,  Henry  Hart.  D.D.,  Dean  of  St. 
Paul's  Cathedral.  1791-1868.  Annals  of  S. 
Paul's  Cathedral.  2ed.  London.  1869.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  129,  1869,  p.  170 ; 
Fraser^s  Mag.  v,  79.  1869,  p.  217;  London 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  32,  1869,  p.  65 ;  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  126,  1869,  p.  218.)  1533 

History  of  Christianity,  from  the  birth  of 

Christ  to  the  abolition  of  paganism  in  the 
Roman  empire.  With  a  preface  and  notes 
by  James  JVIurdock.  New  York,  1855.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  16,  1840,  p. 
250  ;  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  21, 1840.  p.  633.)  —1205 

History  of  Latin  Christianity  ;  including 

that  of  the  popes  to  the  jjontificate  of  Nicolas 
V.  4  ed.  London,  1867.  9  v.  p.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Dublin  Rev.  v.  37.  1854,  p.  404  ;  v.  40, 
1856.  p.  28  ;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  44,  1854, 
p.  492  ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  107,  1858,  p.  51;  Era- 
ser's Mag.  V.  50,  1854,  p.  430  ;  iV.  Brit.  Rev. 
V.  22.  1855,  p.  84 ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  95,  1854,  p. 
38  ;  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  6,  1854,  p.  195.) 

—3207 

History  of  the  Jews,  from  the   earliest 

period  down  to  modern  times.  4  ed.  Lon- 
don. 1866.  3  V.  p.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  119,  1864,  p.  137;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  32,  1831, 
p.  234.)  —2297 

• Life  of  Edward  Gibbon,  with  selections 

from  his  correspondence.   London,  1839.  8°. 

4834 

Poetical  works.     London,  1839.     3  v.  16°. 

1385 

Contents.  Alexander  tiimulum  Achlllla  Invisens, 
,  V.  2. — Aiiiie  Boleyii,  a  dramatic  poem,  v.  3. — Bel- 
sltaxzar,  v.  1. — Belvidere  Apollo,  v.  2. — Dcalh 
of  Ynjiiadatta,  v.  3. — DeboraU's  hymn  of  tri- 
iiinpU,  V.  2.— Delupe,  an  ode,  v.  3.— Descent  of 
tlie  Gauges,  v.  3. — Do'wnfall  of  Jernsalem,  v. 
2. — Fall  of  Jerusalem,  v.  1.— Fazio,  a  tragedy,  v. 
8.— Fortnne,  v.  2. — Hymns  for  church  service,  v.  2. 
— Judicnin  regale,  v.  2. — Love  of  God,  v.  2. — 
Extracts  from  the  Maha1>hara<a :  The  Brahmin's 
lament;  The  Deluge,  v.  :■(. — Martyr  of  Antlocli,  v. 
1.— Nala  and  Daniayanti,  v.  3.— Samor,  Lord  of 
the  bright  city,  v.  2.— Slave  ship,  v.  2.— Stanzas,  v. 
3.— Taking  of  Troy,  v.  2. 

• Savonarola,  Erasmus,  and  other  essays. 

London,  1870.     8°.  —1277 

Cantenls.  Clement  XIV  and  the  Jesuits.— Rela- 
tion of  the  clergy  to  the  people. — Life  of  Krasmus. 
— IV^M'man  on  the  development  of  Christian  doctrine. 
— Popes  of  the  16  and  17  centuries.— Savonarola. — 
Pagan  and  Christian  sepulchres. 

Poems.    74  pp.     (Aikin,  J.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  2,  p.  462.) 

— —  [Ed.)  History  of  the  decline  and  fall  of 
the  Roman  empire.    See  Gibbon,  E. 

— —  [Tr.)  Agamemnon  of  .^schylus,  and  the 
Bacchanals  of  Euripides,  with  passages  from 
the  lyric  and  later  poets  of  Greece.  London, 
1865.     p.  8°.  3343 

Contents,  .^schylus.  Agamemnon.— Antholo- 
gla.— Cololhns.— Kragments  from  the  comedy. — 
Dedlentory.- Fraginonls  from  the  elegiac  poets. 
—Kpitnpliln.— Euripides.  Bncch.'inals.- Inscrip- 
tions relating  to  the  fine  arts.— Hymns. — Fragments 
from  the  later  comedy.— I-'ragnieuis  from  the  later 
poets.— Local  Inscripdons.— Fragments  from  the 
lyric  poets.—  Musnens.- Noniins. —  Fragint-nts 
from  the  philosophic  poets.— Q,ulntus  Cnlnber. 
— Fragineuls  from  llii-  tragedians.— Trypliiodo- 
rus.— Votive  inscriptions. 

Allen,  J.  H.    Milman's  History  of  Latin  Chrlsti- 

anliy.  21  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  72,  1862,  p.  88.)— Anne 
Boleyn,  a  dramatic  poem.  19  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin. 
Hev.  V.  46,  1827,  p.  321 ;   Quart.  Rev.  v.  35,  1827,  p.  351 ; 


Westm.  Rev.  v.  6,  1826,  p.  103.)— Bellhazzar.    16  pp. 

(Eev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  12,  1822,  p.  25.)— Ellis, 
G.  E.  Milman's  History  of  Christianity.  28  p]).  {chr. 
Exam.  V.  29,  1841,  p.  174.1- Fall  of  Jerusalem.  9 
pp.  (Kev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  7,  182U,  p.  123; 
Qvart.  Rev.  v.  23,  1820,  p.  198.)— Fazio.  16  l>p.  (Rev. 
of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  15,  1816,  p.  69.)— Frolhingham, 
N.  L.  Milnian's  Latin  Christianity.  19  pp.  {vUr. 
Exam.  V.  61,  1856,  p.  288.)— Mahan,  W.  Philosophic 
histfiry:  Milman.  21  pp.  (toll,  works,  v.  3,  p.  341.) — 
Martyr  of  Autioch.  l?pp.  [Tiev.  ot  in  Blackwood's 
Mag.\.U.  Ib22,  p.  267.)— JVewman,  J.  H.  Milmau's 
view  of  Christianity.  63  pp.  {Estayl,  crit.  and  Inst.  v. 
2,  p.  186.).— Samor,  an  heroic  poem.  10  pp.  (Rev.  of 
in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  9.  1819,  p.  26;  Qvart.  Rev.  v.  19,  1818, 
p.  328.)— Stanley,  A.  P.  Dean  Milman.  20  pp.  {Es- 
says, chiejiy  on  questions  of  church  and  state,  p.  672 ;  and 
Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  19,  1869,  p.  177.) 

,Seea;.so Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  104, 1868,  p.  725;  Eraser's 
Mag.  V.  78,  1868,  p.  795 ;  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  50,  1869,  p.  99. 

Milman,  Robert.  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Calcutta. 
1816-76.  Life  of  Torquato  Tasao.  London, 
1850.     2  V.  12°.  5874 

Milman,  F.  M.     Memoir   of   the   Rev. 

Robert  Milman,  D.  D.  With  a  selection 
from  his  correspondence  and  journals.    1879. 

Miln,  James.  1818-81.  Excavations  at  Car- 
nac  (Brittany).  A  record  of  archaeological 
researches  in  the  Bossenno  and  the  Mont 
Saint  Michel.     Edinburgh,  1877.     4°.       1711 

Excavations    at  Caruac    (Brittany).      A 

record  of  archaeological  researches  in  the 
alignments  of  Kermario.  Edinburgh,  1881. 
4°.  1711 

Miln,  W.  S.    Scotch  east  coast,  Orkney  and 

Slietland,  Lewis  and  Barra  heriing  flslilng.  44  pp. 
4  pi.  (.Loudon  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  11, 
p.  181.) 

Milne,  David.  Essay  on  comets.  Edin- 
burgh, 1828.     4°.  —2482 

Milne,  James.  Earthquakes  and  other  earth 
movements.  London,  1886.  12°.  [tnternat. 
Sci.  S.)  —1648 

Mi lne-£<l wards.    See  Edwards,  H.  M. 

Milner,  H.  M.  The  Hut  of  the  red  moun- 
tain; or,  30  years  of  a  gamester's  life:  a  drama.  60 
pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Minor  theat.  v.  17.) — Masani- 
ello  ;  or,  the  dumb  girl  of  Portici ;  a  musical  drama. 
40  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Minor  theat.  v.  1.) — Mazeppai 
a  romantic  drama.  52  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Minor 
theat.  v.  5.) 

Milner,  John,  D.  D. ,  Bp.  of  Castabala.  1752- 
1826.  Inquiry  into  certain  vulgar  opinions 
concerning  the  Catholic  inhabitants  and  an- 
tiquities of  Ireland.  London,  1808.  8°.    2596 

Letters  to  a  Prebendary  :  being  an  an- 
swer to  Reflections  on  Popery,  by  Rev.  J. 
Sturges.  With  remarks  on  the  opposition 
of  Hoadly  to  the  doctrines  of  the  Church  of 
England,  and  on  various  publications,  occa- 
sioned by  the  late  Civil  and  ecclesiastical 
history  of  Winchester.  Winchester,  1800. 
4°.  —4223 

Reflectlona  on   the    letters  of    Conciliator,  on  the 

question  of  Catholic  emancipation.  8  pp.  (Pam- 
phleteer, V.  3,  1814,  p.  553.)— Fin  de  la  coJitroverse 
rellgieuse,  dans  une  correspondnnce  amlcnle  enire 
une  socl£'l6  rellgieuse  protestaute  et  un  theologien 
cathollque.  238  pp.  (Mlgno,  J.  P.,  lUmonstr.  ivangCl. 
V.  17,  p.  577.) 

.—  Ti'eatise  of  the  ecclesiastical  architecture  of 
England  during  the  middle  ages.  13  pp.  (Rev.  ol 
in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  6, 1811,  p.  62.)— History,  ecclesla.'itlcal 
and  civil,  and  survey  of  the  antiquities  of  Win- 
cliester.  21  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  3,  1810,  p. 
347.) 

Milner,  Rev.  Joseph,  and  Haweis,  iJeu. 

Thomas.  History  of  the  church  of  Christ, 
from  the  days  of  the  Apostles  to  the  close  of 
the  18  century.     London,  1847.    4  v.  12°. 

—1306 


MILNER 


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MILTON 


BCilner,  Mrs.  Mary.  The  garden,  the  grove, 
and  the  field.     Bath,  n.  d.     p.  8°.         —4687 

Life  of  Isaac  Sllluer.    57  pp.   (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rec. 

V.  81,  lbl4,  p.,251.: 

Miliier.iJey.  Thomas.  —1882.  The  Crimea, 
its  ancient  and  modern  history  :  the  Khans, 
the  Sultiins,  and  the  Czars.  With  notices  of 
its  scenery  and  population.  London,  1855. 
p.  8''.  1476 

• and  Petermann,  Augustus.  Descrip- 
tive atlas  of  astronomy,  and  of  physical  and 
political  geography.  London,  n.  d.  r.  4°.  1451 

Millies,  Richard  Monckton,  1  Baron  Hough- 
ton. 1809-85.  Life,  letters,  and  literary 
remains  of  John  Keats.  London.  1848.  2 
V.  12°.     (Rev.  of  in  Brit.   Quart.  Bev.  v.  8, 

1848.  p.  32S  ;  Dublin  Rev.  v.  25,  1848.  p.  164  ; 
IHihlin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  33,  1849.  p.  28  ;  Eraser's 
Mag.  V.  38,  1848.  p.  495  ;  .V.  Bnt.  Rev.  v.  10, 

1849,  p.  69  ;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  50,  1849,  p.  349.) 

4847 
• Memorials  of  a  tour  in  some  parts  of 

Greece  :  chiefly  poetical.   London,  1834.   8°. 

2104 
Monographs,  personal  and  social.    2  ed. 

London,  1873.     12°.  2276 

ConienU.    Harriet.  Lady  Asbbnrton. — The  Ber- 

rys. — Last  days  of  Helurich  Heine. — Alexander  von 

Humboldt  at  ttie  court  of  Berlin.— Walter  Savage 

Xjaiidoi-.— Itev.  Sydney  Smitb. — SuleimauPasba. 

— Oardiual  Wiseman. 
— —  The  Cbarcb  of  tbe  world.    1  p.     {Harper's  Mag. 

V.  52, 1S76,  p.  735.)— Memoir  of  John  Keata.    39  pp. 

(Keats,  J.,  Poet,  works,  p.  is.)- Reqniescat  lu  pace. 

3  pp.     {Macmillan'i  Mag.  v.  1, 1860,  p.  4-ia.) — Sir  Walter 

Scott  at  tbe  tomb  of  the  Stuarts.    1  p.    (Blaekwood'i 

Mag.  V.  47,  la40,  p.  26.) 

Home,  R.    H.      Richard    Monckton    Milnes    and 

Hartley  Coleridge.  16  pp.  [In  his  New  spirit  of  the 
age,  V.  1,  p.  2G1.J— Ijltera.ry  legislators.  Mr.  R.  M. 
Milnes.  5  pp.  (tracer's  Mag.  v.  35,  1»47,  p.  722.) — 
Palm-leaves.  21  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  29,  1847,  p.  91.)— Poems.  7  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  A'.  Am. 
Nec.y.  49,  1839,  p.  348;  Quart.  Hev.  \.  64,1839,  p.  59; 
H'estm.  Rev.  Apr.-Aug.  1»38,  p.  308.;-  Poetry  ot 
Praed  and  Lord  Hoogbton.  28  pp.  {Quart.  Rev. 
V.  lis,  1865,  p.  403.) 

Milns,  William.  The  well-bred  scholar  ;  or, 
academical  recreations.     London,  1794.     8°. 

1246 
Hilo.    13  cent.    Litterae  magistri  Milonis  ad 

luuoceniium  III  papam  de  uegotto  fldel  in  Provincia. 
2  pp.     (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  216,  p.  124.) 

Milo,  Titus  Annius  Papianus.    Cicero,  M.  T. 

Pro  T.  Auuio  Miloue  oratio.  67  pp.  ( Oratiunes,  with  a 
comment,  by  Geo.  Long,  v.  4,  p.  312.) — TKe  same,  tr.  Into 
English.  4H  pp.  ( Oralions,  tr.  by  C.  D.  Yongt,  v.  3,  p. 
390:  Bohn,  H.  (i..  Class.  Libr.) 

Note.— For  other  eds.  see  Cicero,  M.  T. 

Milo,  Island  of,    Boswall,  J.  D.     Ruins  in 

the  Island  of  M.  4  pp.  iSoc.  ot  antlq.  Scotl.  Archaeol. 
Scot.  v.  2, 1822.  p.  509.1— Kmerlc-Davld,  T.  B.  Obser- 
Tatlons  8ur  la  statue  auiique  de  femtue  dScouverte  en 
1820  dans  rile  de  M.  8  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  In- 
script.  Min.  v.  12,  pt.  1,1839,  p.  309.)— Visit  to  M.  9  pp. 
[Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  28,  1846,  p.  457.) 

Milon.     Fragmentum.     \Gr.  et  Lat.]     1  p. 

(Didot,  A.  F.,  Bibiiuth.  gr.  Fragm.  philoi.  Gr.  v.  2,  p.  113.) 

Milon,  Cardinal-Bp.  of  Palestrina.    —circa 

1112.  Laus  metrica  Paschaiis  II  papae.  1  p.  (Mi<'ne 
J.  P.,  Patrol.  J.  Lat.  v.  163,  p.  27.) 

Milon  I,  Bp.  of  Terouane.  —1158.   [Charta.] 

1  I'.     (Acliery,  .1.  L.  d',  Sfjicileg.  v.  3,  p.  495.) 

Milon  II,  Bp.  of  Terouand.     —1169.     Epis- 

UjU  ad  Alexaudium  III  papain  contra  Gilbertum  Lon- 
d'-tilensem  eplscopum.  2  pp.  (Mlgue,  3.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
I^t.  V.  200,  p.  1416.) 

Milon  {Crv>pin),  of  Le  Bee.    12  cent.    Vita 

B.  Lanfrauci  archieplscopl  Cantuariensis;  Vita  vene- 
rabUis  WiUelmi  Beccensis  III  abbaUs;  Ylto  venera- 


bllls  Bosonts  cognomento  Saplentls  abbatis  Beccensis 

IV.  31  pp.    (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  150,  pp.  19, 

713,  723.) 

Milon,  of  St.  Amand.   — 872.   Sancti  Amandi 

vita  metrica ;  Additlo  ad  vltam  S.  Amandi ;  Carmen 
de  conHictu  veris  et  hiemls.  29  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Pa- 
trol, s.  Lat.  V.  121,  p.  927.)— Epitaphlum  Drogouls  et 
Plppini.  2  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hisi.  Gaules,  r.  7, 
p.  321.) 

Miion,  V071  Sevelingen.   [Lieder.]   2  pp.    (Ha- 

gen,  F.  H.  von  der.  Minnesinger,  v.  1,  p.  219.)— [Minne- 
lieder.]  3  pp.  {Weingartnerliederhandsehrift:Biblioth. 
lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  5,  p.  25.) 

Milor  Trotter  Chigswell.    8  pp.    {Fra- 

ser's  Mag.  v.  26,  1842,  p.  228.) 

Milord  Two  Pounder.  18  pp.  Lemontey, 

p.  E.,  CEuvres,  v.  1,  p.  132. 

Milliades,  or  Melchiades,  St.,  Pope.    —314. 

Epislola  ad  oranes  Hispaniae  episcopos  de  judiciis 
eplscoporum.quod  sit  maju39acramentum.de  jejuoio 
Domlnicae  diet,  et  qulntae  ferlae.  4  pp.  (Migne,J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  7,  p.  1115.) 

Miltiades.     Nepos,  C.     Miltiades.    16  pp. 

(In  his  Vltae  escellentium  Imperanjruiu,  v.  1,  p.  68: 
Valpy,  A.  .J.,  Script.  Lot.)— The  same,  tr.  into  English. 
7  pp.  [In  his  Lives  of  eminent  commanders,  p.  3o8: 
Bohn,  H.  G.,  Class.  Libr.)—yote.  For  other  eds.  see 
Nepos,  C— Siguier,  N.  M.  8.,  Marquis  de  St.  Brisson, 
Memoire  9ur  Miltiade.  78  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  .ilcod. 
Inscript.  Mem.  v.  15,  pt.  1,  1842,  p.  137.) 
See  also  Maratbon. 

Miltitz,  Alexander  von.  1785-1843.  Manuel 
des  consuls.     Londres,  1837-39.    2  v.  in  3.  8°. 

—1327 
Contents.  Des  eonsnlats  k  I'^lranger  tels  qu'lls  ont 
6t£  lustitu4s  par  les  principaux  ^tats  de  I'Europe  et 
les  Etats-Unis  de  I'Amfirique  du  nord,  v.  2. — Tableau 
du  developpement  des  lustttntious  jndiclalres 
etadministratlvescreespour  rutiiitedu  commerce 
ainsl  que  de  la  legislation  commerciaie  et  maritime 
des  priucipaux  etats  de  I'Europe  et  des  Etats-Unls  de 
I'Araerique  du  nord,  v.  1. 

Milton,  Viscount.    See  Fitzwilliam,  W. 

Milton,  John.  1608-74.  Works,  in  verse 
and  prose.  Printed  from  the  original  eds., 
with  a  life  of  the  author  by  Rev.  John  Mit- 
ford.     London,  1863.     8  v.  8°.  2133 

Contents.  Accedence  commenc't  grammar,  for  the 
use  of  such  as  are  desirous  to  attain  the  Latin  tongue, 

V.  6.— L'Allegro,  v.  1. — Arcades,  v.  1. — Areopagl- 
tlca  ;  a  speech  for  the  liberty  <>f  unlicenc'd  priuiuig, 
V.  4. — Observations  OQ  the  articles  of  peace  between 
James,  Earl  of  Ormond  tor  King  Charles  1  on  the  one 
hand,  and  the  Irish  rebels  and  papists  on  the  other 
hand,  v.  4.— History  of  Britain,  that  part  especially, 
nowcalledEiigland.v.  5.— .Judgment  of  Martin  Bncer, 
concerning  divorce,  v.  4.— Treatise  of  civil  power  in 
ecclesiastical  causes,  v.  5. — Colasteriou:  a  reply  to 
a  nameles  answer  against  the  diK-irine  and  discipline 
of  divorce,  v.  4.— Commendatory  verses,  v.  2.— 
Letter  to  a  friend,  concerning  the  ruptures  jjf  the 
Common^vealtb,  v.  5. — Present  means,  and  brief 
delineation  of  a  free  commonwealth,  easy  to  be  put  in 
practice,  and  without  delay,  v.  5.— Ready  and  easy 
way  to  establish  a  free  commonwealth,  v.  5. — Comas, 
a  mask  presented  at  Ludlow  ca.stle,  16:i4,  v.  1.— De- 
fence of  tbe  people  of  England,  in  answer  to 
Salmaslus's  defence  of  the  king,  v.  8.— Pro  populo 
Anglicano  defensio,  contra  Claudil  anonymi,  alias 
Salmasii  defensionem  reglam,  v.  6.— Defensio  secundo 
pro  populo  Anglicano,  v.  6.— Doctrine  and  discipline 
of  divorce,  v.  4.— Of  edncation,v.  4.— EucoKoicXaoTTjs  : 

in  answer  to  a  book  intitl'd  Eticcai'  BacriAixT),  v. 3 Ele- 

giarum  liber,  v.  1.— Epigrammatnm  liber,  v.  1.— 
Vt  prelatlcall  episcopacy,  v.  3.— Epistolae  faml- 
llares,  v.  7.— Brief  notes  upon  a  late  sermon,  titled 
The  fear  of  God  and  the  king,  by  Matthew  Griffitb, 
V.  5.— Considerations  touching  the  likeliest  means  to 
remove  birelings  out  of  the  church,  v.  5.— Scrlptum 
Dora.  Protectoria  reipublicae  Angliae,  Scotlae,  Hiber- 
niae,  et<:.,  in  quo  hujus  reipublicae  causa  contra 
Hispanos  justa  esse  demonstratur,  v.  7.— Declara- 
tion, or,  letters  patents  f'>r  the  election  of  this  present 

king  of  Poland,  Jobu  III,  v.  8 Ijetters  written  in 

the  name  of  Oliver  the  Pruiector,  v.  8. — Letters  written 
in  the  name  of  Richard  the  Protector,  v.  8.— I<etter« 
of  state  during  the  administration  of  the  Common- 
wealth, and  the  Protectors  Oliver  and  Richard  Croin* 


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•wel,  V.  8.— lilterae  Oliverll  Protectorls  nomine  scrlp- 
tae,  V.  7. — Literae  Elchardl  Protectorls  nomine  scrip- 
tae,  V.  7. — liiterae  seitatns  Anglicanl;  nee  non 
Cromwellil,  etc.  v.  7. — Artis  logicae  plenior  Instltutlo, 
V.  7. — Praxis  logicae  analytica,  v.  7.— Lycidas,  v.  1. — 
Miscellaneous  poems,  v.  1.— MItford,  J.  Life  of 
M.  V.  1. — Authorls  ad  Alexandrl  Mori  supplementum 
responslo,  v.  6.— Authoris  pro  se  defenslo  contra  Alex- 
andrum  Moriim,  ecclesiasten,  libelU  famosi,  cul  ti- 
tulus,  Eegii  sanguinis  clamor  ad  coelura  adversus 
parracidas  Anglloaiios,  authorem  recte  dictum,  v.  6. — 
Brief  history  of  Moscovia,  and  of  other  less  known 
countries  lying  eastward  of  Russia  as  far  as  Cathay, 
V.  8. — Paradise  lost,  v.  2. — Paradise  regained, 
V.  2. — II  Penseroso,  v.  1.— Joaiinis  Pliilippi  Augli 
responslo  ad  Apologiam  anonyml  cujusdam  tenebrl- 
onis  pro  rege  ot  populo  Angllcano  Infantisslmam,  v.  6. 
— Poetical  -works,  v.  1, 2. — Keason  of  church-govern- 
ment urg'd  against  prelaly,  v.  3. — Prolnsiones 
oratoriae,  v.  7. — Prose  Tiorks,  v.  3-8. — Psalms, 

V.  1 Petri  Rami  vita,  ex  Joanne  Thonia  Freigio,  re- 

cisls  dlgresslonibus,  descrlpta,  v.  7. — Of  reformation 
touching  church  discipline  In  England,  and  the  cawses 
that  hitherto  have  hlndred  It,  v.  3. — Of  true  religion, 
heresie,  schism,  toleration,  and  what  best  menns  may 
be  us'd  against  the  growth  of  popery,  v.  5. — Samson 
Agouistes,  a  dramatic  poem,  v.  1. — Animadversions 
upon  the  remonstrant's  defence  against  Smectym- 
nnns,  v.  3.— Apology  against  a  pamphlet  call'd  a 
Modest  confutation  of  the  Animadversions  upon  the 
remonstrant  against  Smectymnuus,  v.  3. — Sonnets, 
V.  1.— Manifesto  of  the  Lord  Protector  of  the  Common- 
wealth of  England,  Scotland,  Ireland,  etc.,  against  the 
Spaniards,  v.  8.— Sylvarum  liber,  v.  1.— Tenure 
of  kings  and  magistrates,  v.  i. — Tetrachiordon  : 
expositions  upon  the  4  chief  places  in  Scripture, which 
treat  of  marlage,  or  nullities  In  marlage,  etc.  v.  i. 
- —  Areopagitica,  1644.  London,  1868.  16°. 
( Arber,  E. ,  Reprints. )  (Rev.  of  in  Retrospect. 
Rev.  V.  9,  1824,  p.  1.)  2127 

Common-place  book,  and  a  Latin  essay 

and  Latin  verses  presumed  to  be  by  Milton. 
Ed.  by  A.  J.  Horwood.  [Westminster],  1876. 
sm.  4°.     {Camden  Soc.  n.  s.  No.  16.)         1594 

The  same.     Revised  ed.     [Westminster], 
1877.    sm.  4°.     [Camden  Soc.  n.  s.  No.  16*.) 

1594 

Complete  poetical  works,  with  life,  criti- 
cal dissertation,  and  explanatory  notes,  by 
Rev.  George  Gilfillan.  New  York,  1854. 
2  V.  8°.  1384 

Contents.  L'AlIegro,  v.  2.— Arcailes,  v.  2.— Co- 
mns,  v.  2. — Elegiarnm  liber,  v.  2. — Eplgramma- 
tnm  liber,  v.  2.— Gilfillan,  G.  Critical  estimate  of 
the  genius  and  poetical  works  of  M.  v.  2.— Life  of  M. 
V.  1.— Liycidas,  v.  2.— Minor  poems,  v.  2.— Miscel- 
lanies, V.  2.— Odes,  v.  2.— Paradise  lost,  v.  1.— 
Paradise  regained,  v.  2. — II  Penseroso,  v.  2. — 
Poemala,  v.  2. — Psalms,  v.  2. — Samson  Agonis- 
tes,  v.  2.— Sonnets,  v.  2.— Sylvarnm  liber,  v.  2.— 
Translations,  v.  2. 

•,  Original  letters  and  papers  of  state  ad- 
dressed to  Oliver  Cromwell,  concerning  the 
affairs  of  Great  Britain  from  the  year  1649 
to  1658.     London,  1743.     fo.  1541 

• Paradise  lost.   A  poem  in  12  books.   4  ed. 

London,  1688.     fo.  1371 

Paradise  lost.  Being  a  facsimile  repro- 
duction of  the  1  ed.  With  an  introduction 
by  David  Masson.     London,  1877.    8°.    1394 

Paradis  perdu.  [Eng.  and  French.']  Paris, 

1882.  2  V.  8°.  (Delille.  J.,  CEuvres,  v.  5,  6.) 
(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  8.  1806,  p.  167.) 

—1145 

Paradis  perdu.  Paris,  1841.  8°.  (Cha- 
teaubriand, R.  F.  A.  de,  CEuvres  compl.  v.  23.) 

—  1173 

II  Paradise  perduto.  Tr.  da  Lazzaro  Papi. 

Firenze,  1836.    2  v.  in  1,  82°.  1808 

— —  Poetical  works,  and  life  of.  Edinburgh, 
1792.    8°.    (Anderson,  R.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  5.) 

1368 


Contents.  L'AlIegro. — Arcades.— Comus.—EIe- 
giarum  liber. — Lycidas. — Odes. — Paradise  lost. 
— Paradise  regained. — II  Penseroso. — Poema- 
ta. — Poems  upon  several  occasions.— Psalms. — 
Samson  Agonistes.— Sonnets.— Sylvarum  liber. 

Poetical  works,  with  a  memoir  and  criti- 
cal remarks  on  his  genius  and  writings  by 
James  Montgomery.  New  ed.  London,  1861. 
2  V.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Illustr.  Libr.)    1347 

Contents.    L'AlIegro, v.  2. — Arcades,  v.  2 Bolin, 

H.  G.  Index  to  Paradise  lost;  Variorum  solectiou  of 
explanatory  notes,  v.  1. — Comus,  v.  1.— Klegiarum 
liber,  v.  2.— Epigrammatum  liber,  v.  2.— liycidas, 
V.  2. — Minor  poems,  v.  2. — Miscellanies,  v.  2 — 
Montgomery,  J.  Memoir  of  M.  v.  1.— Odes,  v.  2. — 
Paradise  lost,  v.  1.— Paradise  regained,  v.  2. — 
II  Penseroso,  v.  2. — Poemata,  v.  2. — Psalms,  v.  2. 
— Samson  Agonistes,  v.  2.— Sonnets,  v.  2.— Sylva- 
rum  liber,  v.  2.— Todd,  H.  .1.  Verbal  index  to  all 
the  poems,  v.  2. — Translations,  v.  2. 

(llev.  of  In  Quart.  Rev.  v.  36,  1827,  p.  29.) 

Poetical  works.    Ed.,  with  introductions, 

notes,  and  an  essay  on  Milton's  English,  by 
David  Masson.    London,  1874.    8  v.  8°.    1884 

Contents.  L'AlIegro,  v.  2.— Arcades,  v.  2.— Co- 
mus, V.  2.  —  Eleglarum  liber,  v.  3.  —  English 
poems,  V.  2. — Iiatin  poems,  v.  3. — Liycidas,  v.  2. — 

Masson,  D.  General  essay  on  Milton's  English,  v.  1. 
— Introductions,  v.  1,  2. — Notes,  v.  3.— Minor  poems, 
v.  2,  3. — Paradise  lost,  v.  1. — Paradise  regained, 
v.  2. — II  Penseroso,  v.  2. — Psalms,  v.  3.— Samson 
Agonistes,  V.  2.—  Scraps  from  the  prose  writings, v.  3. 
—Sonnets,  v.  2.— Sylvarum  liber,  v.  3.— Trans- 
lations, V.  3. 

Prose  works.  With  a  preface,  preliminary 

remarks,  and  notes,  by  J.  A.  St.  John.  Lon- 
don, n.  d.  5  V.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand. 
Libr.)  2137 

Contents.  Accedence  commenced  grammar,  for 
the  use  of  such  as  are  desirous  to  attain  the  Latin 
tongue,  V.  5.— Areopagitica :  a  speech  for  the  liberty 
of  unlicensed  printing,  v.  2.— Observations  on  the 
articles  of  peace,  between  James,  Earl  of  Ormoud 
for  King  Charles  I  on  the  one  hand,  and  Irish  rebels 
and  papists  on  the  other  hand,  v.  2.  —  History  of 
Britain,  that  part  especially,  now  called  England, 
V.  5.— Judgment  of  Martin  Bucer,  concerning  divorce, 
V.  3. — Treatise  on  Cliristian  doctrine,  compiled 
from  the  Holy  Scriptures  aloue,  tr.  by  C.  R.  Sumner, 
V.  4,  5. — Treatise  of  civil  power  In  ecclesiastical 
causes,  v.  2. — Colasterion :  a  reply  to  a  nameless 
answer  against  "The  doctrine  and  discipline  ol 
divorce,"  v.  3.— Letter  to  a  friend  concerning  the  rup- 
tures of  the  Commouwealtli,  v.  2. — Present  means 
and  brief  delineation  of  a  free  commonwealth,  easy 
to  be  put  In  practice,  and  without  delay,  v.  2. — Ready 
and  easy  way  to  establish  a  free  commonwealth,  v.  2. 
—Defence  of  tke  people  of  England,  in  answer 
to  Salmaslus's  defence  of  the  king,  v.  1.— Second  de- 
fence of  the  people  of  England,  v.  1.— Doctrine  and 
discipline  of  divorce,  v.  3. — On  education,  v.  ^. — 
EiKoi'OKAao-Tes :  In  answer  to  a  book  entitled  "  Eikov 
BacnXiKe,"  V.  1. — Of  prelatlcal  episcopacy,  v.  2. — 
Brief  notes  upon  a  late  sermon  tilled  The  fear  of  God 
and  the  king,  by  Matthew  Griffith,  v.  2.— Considera- 
tions touching  the  likeliest  moans  to  remove  hire- 
lings out  of  the  church,  v.  3. — Declaration  ;  or,  letters- 
patents,  for  the  election  of  this  present  king  of  Poland, 
John  III,  V.  3.— Familiar  letters,  v.  3.— Letters  of 
state  during  the  administration  of  the  Common- 
wealth, and  the  Protectors  Oliver  and  Richard  Crom- 
well, v.  2. — Brief  history  of  Moscovia,  and  of  other 
less  known  countries  lying  eastward  of  Russia  as  far 
as  Cathay,  v.  5.— Reason  of  church-government  urged 
against  prelaty,  v.  2.— Of  reformation  in  England, 
and  the  causes  that  hitherto  have  hindered  it,  v.  2. — 
Of  true  religion,  heresy,  schism,  toleration;  and 
what  best  means  may  bo  used  against  the  growth  of 
popery,  v.  2.— St.  John,  J.  A.  Preface,  preliminary 
remarks, and  notes,  v.  1-5. — Anlmail versions  upon  the 
remonstrant's  defence  against  Smectymnuus,  v.  3. 
—Apology  for  Smectymnuus,  v.  3. — Manifesto  of  the 
Lord  Protector  to  the  Commonwealth  of  England, 
Scotland,  Ireland,  etc.  Wherein  is  shewn  the  reason- 
ableness of  the  cause  of  this  republic  against  the  dep- 
redallons  of  the  Spaniards,  v.  2.  —  Tenure  of 
kings  and  magistrates,  v.  2.— Tetrachordou  i 
expositions  upon  the  4  chief  places  In  Scripture  whlcb 
treat  of  marriage,  or  uulUlles  In  marriage,  v.  8.— 
Index,  V.  6. 


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L'Allegro.    13  pp.     (Barper't  Mag.  v.  56,  1878,  p. 

705.)— Comns:  a  masque.  23  pp.  (Cumberland,  J., 
Brit,  theat.  v.  92;  Lvndnn  t(age,  v.  4;  Scott,  Sir  W.,  Hod. 
Brit,  drama,  v.  2,  p.  571;  v.  5,  p.  l.)~Plan  of  ednca- 
tlon  In  his  letter  to  Hartlib,  with  the  plan  ol  the 
Edluburgb  Academical  Institution,  founded  thereon. 
36  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  17, 1820,  p.  121;  Libr.  of  educa- 
tion, V.  2.)— History  of  England,  contlnu'd  to  the 
Norman  conquest.  82  pp.  ^Keunett,  W.,  HUtory  of 
England,  v.  1,  p.  1 ;  Rev.  of  in  Re'.rospect.  Rev.  v.  6,  1822, 
p.  S7.)— Hymn  on  the  Xatlvity.  7  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  56,  187S,  p.  1.)— De  la  liberie  de  la  presse. 
45  pp.  (Mlrabeau,  H.  G.  R.,  ComU  de,  (Eurres,  v.  9,  p. 
303.)— Paradise  lost.  31  pp.  (Rltson,  J.,  Eng.  anlhol. 
V.  3,  p.  127.)— L'Allegro ;  U  Penseroso  ;  Lycldas; 
Sonnet.  22  pp.  (Ritson,  J.,  Eng.  anilwl.  v.  1,  p.  32.)— 
Poems.  127  pp.  (Aikin,  J.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  1,  p.  15; 
Campbell,  T.,  Brit.  poeU,  v.  4,  p.  161 ;  Chalmers,  A., 
Eng.  poeU,  v.  7,  p.  269.) 

Addison,  J.  Criticism  on  Milton's  Para- 
dise lost.     1868.     (Arher,  E..  Reprints.) 

• Cleveland,  C.  D.   Complete  concordance 

to  the  poetical  works  of  John  Milton.     1867. 

DuNSTER.  C.     Considerations  on  Milton's 

early  reading,  and  the  prima  stamina  of  his 
Paradise  lost.     1800. 

Edmuxdson,  G.     Milton  and  Vondel :  a 

curiosity  of  literature.     1885. 

HiMES,  J.  A.  Study  of  Milton's  Para- 
dise lost.     1878. 

Lenox  Library.  Contributions  to  a  cata- 
logue of.     No.  6.     Works  of  Milton.     1881. 

Massox.  D.  Three  devils  :  Luther's,  Mil- 
ton's, and  Goethe's.     1874. 

Richardson.  J.,  and  Richardson,  J.,  Jr. 

Explanatory  notes  and  remarks  on  Milton's 
Paradise  lost.     1734. 

Arnold,  M.    French  critic  on  M.     37  pp.    [Mixed 

f.<<a',s.  p.  237  ;  and  Quart.  Rev.  v.  143,  1877,  p.  186.)— 
Bagebot,  W.  John  Milton.  48  pp.  {Literary  studies, 
T.  1,  p.  173.t— Barker,  E.  H.  Error  in  Milton's  La- 
tinlty  noticed,  and  passages  in  Milton, Sophocles,  and 
.Eschylus  explained  by  the  doctrine  of  the  association 
of  ideas.  0  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  7,  1813, 
p.  393.) — Bibllograpliical  account  of  Milton's 
poetical  works.  2*  pp.  ( Retrospect.  Rev.  v.  14,  1826,  p. 
282.)— Bracliett,  A.  C.  Notes  on  Milton's  Lycidas.  4 
pp.  {Joum.  Spec.  Philos.  v.  1, 1867,  p.  87.)— Brandl,  A. 
Zur  ersten  verdeutschung  von  Milton's  "Verloreueni 
paradles."  4  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  1, 1878,  p.  460.)— Cban- 
nlng,W.  E.  Remarks  i-n  the  character  and  writings  of 
M.  66  pp.  ( Works,  v.  1,  p.  3  ;  Chr.  Exam.  v.  3,  1826.  p. 
29 ;  Pamphleteer,  t.  29, 1828,  p.  507.)— Treatise  on  Chris- 
tian doctrine.  17  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Valpy,  A.  J., 
Class.  Joum.  v.  32,  1825,  pp.  167,  265;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  22, 
1826,  p.  364;  Quart.  Ret.  v.  32,  1825,  p.  442.)— Cole- 
ridge, 8.  T.  Lectures  on  Shakspere  and  M.  165  pp. 
{In  his  Lectures  ...  on  Shakspere,  p.  1.)— Milton.  11 
pp.  ( Compl.  works,  v.  4,  p.  298.)— Crolier,  T.  F.  D.  On 
Milton's  Masque  of  Comus.  8  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol. 
Assoc.  Journ.  v.  24,  1868,  p.  44.)— De  q,nincey,  T. 
Milton  rer»u*  Southey  and  Landor.  23  pp.  (  H'orfc*,  v. 
12,  p.  176.)— Doiftdeu,  E.  The  Idealism  of  M.  12  pp. 
iGmtemp.  Rev.  v.  19,  1872,  p.  198.i— Godwin,  W.  On 
Ben  Jonson,  and  Milton's  imitations  of  that  author. 
21  pp.  {In  his  Lives  of  Edward  and  John  Philips,  p. 
387.) — Gosse,  E.  W.  Vondel  and  Milton.  33  pp.  (/n 
his  Studies  in  the  literature  of  Northern  Europe,  p. 
278.)— Gnizot  and  Milton.  10  pp.  {Blaektcood's 
Mag.  v.  43, 1838,  p.  303.  i— Hailitt,  W.  Shakspeare  and 
Milton.  33  pp.  {In  his  Lectures  on  the  English  poets, 
p.  58.)— Himes,  J.  A.  Milton's  angels.  17  pp.  {New 
Englander,  v.  43,  1884,  p.  327.)— Plan  of  Paradise  lost. 
16  pp.  (JVew  Englander,  v.  42,  1S83,  p.  196.)— Hume 
and  Callender's  notes  on  Paradise  lost.  4  pp. 
(BlacJnoood's  Mag.  v.  4,  1819,  p.  658.)— Johnson,  S. 
Preface  to  an  essay  on  Milton's  use  and  imitation  of 
the  moderns  in  his  Paradise  lost.  5  pp.  (  Works,  v.  5, 
p.  267.)— Keats,  J.  Notes  on  Milton's  Paradise  lost. 
14  pp.  (Poet,  works,  v.  3,  p.  17.)— ELeogh,  W.  Milton's 
prose.  25  pp.  {Dublin  afternoon  lectures,!  a.  p.  129.)— 
l<amartlne,  A.  M.  L.  de  P.  de.  Milton.  35  pp.  ( (Eu- 
vres,  V.  36,  p.  1.)— Lowell,  J.  R.  Milton.  51  pp.  {In 
hi*  Among  my  books,  2  s.  p.  252.)— Macanlay,  T.  B., 
Baron.  Cowley  and  Milton.  8  pp.  {Essays,  crit.  and 
misctl.  p.  416.)  —  Milton.  19  pp.  {Essays,  crit.  and 
mUcel.  p.  1 ;  and  EJin.  Rev.  v.  42,  1825,  p.  304.)— Bias- 
son,  D.    General  essay  on  Milton's  £nglish.    124  pp. 


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Milton  and  Wordsworth.  1  p.  [Harper's  Mag. 
V.  2, 1851, p.  201.) — Milton's  English  prose  works. 
17  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rec.  v.  '25,  lb27,  p.  73.)— Milton's  let- 
ters. 9  pp.  (Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  5,  1829,  p.  301.)— 
Milton's  minor  poems.  7  pp.  (Duhlin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  63, 1864,  p.  619.;i— On  the  original  of  Milton's  Sa- 
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GcERLE.   E.  de.     Milton,   sa  vie  et  ses 

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Masson,  D.     Life  of  John  Milton.     1859- 

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Pattison,  M.     Milton.     1880.     (Morley, 

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Symmons,  C.    Life  of  John  Milton.    1810. 

Todd.  H.  J.     Some  account  of  the  life 

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TOLAND,  J.   Life  of  John  Milton.    [Anon.l 

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Anbrey,  J.    Collections  for  the  life  of  M.    15  pp. 

(God  wiD,  W.,  Lives  of  Edward  and  JoJm  Philips,  p.  335.)— 
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— Bajrne,  P.  John  Milton.  50  pp.  (In  his  Chief 
actors  in  the  Puritan  revolution,  p.  297 ;  and  Contemp. 
Rev.  V.  22,  1873,  p.  427.)— Bell,  R.  John  Milton.  126 
pp.  (In  his  English  poets,  v.  1,  p.  138:  Lardner,  D., 
Cab.  t'yc. )—Cibber,  T.  John  Milton.  41  pp.  {In  his 
Lives  of  the  poets,  v.  2,  p.  108.)— Cook,  C.  The  Hollla 
bust  of  M.  5  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  11,  iaj6,  p.  472.) 
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Life  of  M.  77  pp.  (Works,  v.  7,  p.  66;  and  Chalmers, 
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7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  20,  1860,  p.  771.)— Ijytton,  E. 
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Mi lutiiie,  Nikolai.    Leroy-Beaulieu,  A.    Un 

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Goldstnecker,  T.  Mlmansa.  3  pp.  (Literary  re- 
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Mimi  Piuson,  nouvelle.    51  pp.    Musset, 

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Miner,   Thomas,   M.  D.     1777-1841.      Auto- 

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Mineral  kingdom.    Kurr,  J.  G.  von. 

*  —1643 


MINERAL  MAP 


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Mineral  map  and  general  statistics  of  New 
South  Wales.  Australia.     Sydney,  1876.    8°. 

—1648 

Mineral  resources  of  central  Italy.  Jer- 
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Mineral  resources  of  the  Hocking  valley. 
Hunt.  T.  S.  —1645 

Mineral  resources  of  the  states  and  terri- 
tories west  of  the  Rocky  Mountains.  Browne, 
J.  R.     2  V.  —1645 

Mineral  resources  of  the  states  and  terri- 
tories west  of  the  Rocky  Mountains.  Rav- 
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Mineral  resources  of  the  United  States. 
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See  alio    Hot  Springs. — Saratoga  Springs. — 
Wliite  Sulpliar  Spriugs. 

Mineral  substances.  Dexter,  T.E.  —1648 
Mineral  veins.    Belt,  T.  —1645 

Mineral  Maters. 

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BuFFON,  G.  L.  L.,  Comte  de.     Mineraux. 

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BuRAT,  A.     Geologie  appliquee.     Traite 

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Mineralogie  appliquee.     1864. 

Chapman,  E.  J.     Practical  mineralogy ; 

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D.ANA.  E.  S.     2  and  3  appendixes  to  the  5 

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Dana,  J.  D.  System  of  mineralogy,  com- 
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System   of   mineralogy.     Descriptive 

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Delafosse.  G.  Nouveau  cours  de  mine- 
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Dexter,  T.  E.   Mineral  substances.   1858. 

Fischer.   H.      Kritische    mikroskopisch 

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Hauy,  R.  J.   Traite  de  mineralogie.    1822, 

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Herk,  J.  A.   Handbuch  der  mineralogie. 

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HocHSTETTEE,  C.  F.  Populaere  mine- 
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Jameson,  R.    System  of  mineralogy,  in 

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KURR,  J.  G.  von.    The  mineral  kingdom. 

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Mawe.  J.    New  descriptive  catalogue  of 

minerals ;  with  diagrams  of  their  simple 
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Moore.  N.F.   Ancient  mineralogy.    1859. 

Overman,  F.  Practical  mineralogy.  1862. 

Phillips,  W.      Elementary  treatise    on 

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Senft.  F.    Synopsis  der  mineralogie  und 

geognosie.  1875-78,  2  v.  in  3.  [With  Leunis, 
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Shepard,  C.  U.     Treatise  on  mineralogy. 

1832. 

Stephenson,  J.     Medical    zoology  and 

mineralogy.     1838. 

Tennant,  J.,  and  Mitchell.  W.  Miner- 
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Thomson,   T.     Outlines  of  mineralogy, 

geology,  and  mineral  analysis.     1836,  2  v. 

Tschermak,  G.  Lehrbuch  der  mine- 
ralogie.    1885. 

WiLHELM.   G.   T.      Unterhaltungen  aus 

der  naturgeschichte  des  mineralreicl^.  1824- 
28.  2  V.  in  3. 

Classification  of  rocks.    22  pp.     (Edin.  Rev.  v. 

34,  lb2u,  p.  :i9.)— De  la  BecUe,  Sir  H.  T.  Mineralogy. 
2-1  pp.  (Herschel,  Sir  J.  F.  W.,  ManucU  nf  sei.  enquiry,  p. 
300.)— Dnrocher,  J.  Essal  de  petrologle  corapar^e. 
43  pp.  (Annalu  des  mines,  5  8.  t.  11,  1857,  p.  217.)— 
Gassendi,  P.  De  rebus  terrenis  inanimls.  28  pp. 
( Opera  omnia,  v.  2,  p.  97.)— Gerhard,  K.  A.     Ueber  die 


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blldungsart  der  zusamniengekitteten  und  conglome- 
rlrten  steiuarten.  20  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssens.  Phys. 
klasse  AMiandl.  1816,  p.  1.)— Goethe,  J.  W.  vou.  Miue- 
ralogle  und  geologle.  47  pp.  1  pi.  (Saemmt.  werke,  v. 
6,  p.  414.)— Kobell,  F.  von.  Popular  sketches  from 
the  mineral  kingdom.  148  pp.  {With  Schouw,  J.  T., 
Earth,  plants  and  man,  p.  247.) — Alaskelyne,  N.  S. 
Crystallography  and  mineralogy.  17  pp.  (South  Ken- 
sington Mus.  Handb.  sci.  apparat.  1876,  p.  304.) — Meii- 
nler,  E.  S.  Kecherches  expfiilmentales  sur  le  mode 
de  formation  de  divers  mln6raux  mSt^oritiques.  28  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  Alim.  divers  sav.  v.  27,  1883.) 
— Shepard,  C.  U.  Account  of  several  new  mineral 
species.  9  pp.  {.Km.  Assoc.  Sci.  Proc.  v.  4, 1851,  p.  311.) 
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hard  minerals  for  analysis.  4  pp.  (Am.  Assoc.  Sci. 
Proc.  V.  12,  1859,  p.  ISi.)— ZIrUel,  F.  Die  umvyaud- 
lungsprocesse  Im  mineralrelch.  40  pp.  {Samml.  wis- 
sens.  vortrq.  v.  6,  1871,  p.  545.) 

See  also  X^ate:. — Amber. — Basalt. — Coal. — Crys- 
tallography.—Diamonds. --Emery. —Graphite. 
— Gypsum. — Iiead. —  Liimestoiie. —  Manganese. 
— Mercury. —  Obsldiaii. —  Pargasite.  —  Ferido- 
tite.  — Petrography,  —  Polyhalite. —  Precious 
stones.— Slate.— Stone.  Also  names  of  countries, 
etc. 

Mineralogy,  Bibliography.     Reuss,   J.   D. 

Mineralogia.  278  pp.  {In  his  Kepertorium  comment. 
V.  2,  p.  289.)— Rudler,  F.  W.  Mineralogy.  202  pp. 
(Whltaker,  W.,  Geol.  record,  1874,  p.  221;  1875,  p.  229; 
187G,  p.  222;  1877,  p.  223;  1878,  p.  236.) 

Mineralogy,  Dictionaries.  Aikin,  A.,  arid 
AlKiN,  C.  R.  Dictionary  of  chemistry  and 
mineralogy.     1807,  2  v. 

■ Bristow,  H.  W.   Glossary  of  mineralogy, 

1861. 

—  Humble,  W.  Dictionary  of  geology  and 
mineralogy,     n.  d. 

Jehan,  L.  F.     Dictionnaire  de  chimie  et 

de  mineralogie.  1851.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  jE'?iC?/c. 
iheol.  V.  46.) 

Miiierbctti,  Alessandro.     Orazione  in  lodi 

dl  Francesco  Medici.  19  pp.  (RaccoUa  prose  ital.  v.  1, 
p.  417.) 

Minerbetti,  Piero  di  Giovanni.     15  cent. 

Cronloa  dall'  anno  1385  al  1409.  281  pp.  (Tartinl,  G. 
M.,  Iter.  Ital.  script,  v.  2,  p.  73.) 

Miner's  daughters.  The.  11pp.  {Harper''s 

Mag.  V.  1,  1850,  p.  150.) 

Minerva.  Gerhard,  F.  W.  E.  Zwei  Miner- 
ven.  1848.  (Berlin  Archaeol.  Gesells.  Wm- 
ckelmannsfest.,  Programm  8.) 

—  Gerhard,  F.  W.  E.  Ueber  die  Minervenldole 
Athens.  23  pp.  5  pi.  (Berlin  Akad.  wissous.  Pkilnt. 
classe  Abhandl.  1842,  p.  411.) — Hermann,  J.  G.  J.  De 
Graeca  Minerva.  25  pp.  (Opuscula,  v.  7,  p.  260.)— 
Jahn,  O.  Der  raub  desPalladlon.  15  pp.  {Philologus, 
V.  1, 1846,  p.  46.)— Knebel,  K.  L.  von.  Warum  Mlner- 
■ven  elne  eule  belgegeben  wird.  6  pp.  {Lit.  nachlass 
und  briefwechsel,  v.  3,  p.  259.) — Meurs,  J.  Panathenaea 
slve  de  Mlnervae  geralnoapud  Atheulenses  festo.  24 
pp.     (  Opera  omnia,  v.  2,  p.  459.) 

See  also  Athena. 

Minerve,  France.    Le  Blant,  E.    Meraoire 

sur  I'autel  de  I'^gllse  de  M.  40  pp.  2  pi.  (Soc.  autlq. 
de  France,  M(m.  v.  25,  18C2,  p.  1.) 

Mines,  John  Flavel.     A  legend  of  St.  Peter. 

1  p.     (Sorilmer's  Monthly,  v.  22, 1881,  p.  943.) 

Mines  and  mining. 

Budge,  J.   Practical  miner's  guide.    1858. 
— —  BuRAT,   A.     Geologie  appliquee :    traite 

du  gisement  et  de  1 'exploitation  des  mine- 

raux  utiles.     1858-59,  2  v. 
> Greenwell,  G.  C.    Practical  treatise  on 

mine  engineering.     1855. 

Orbigny,  C.  d',  and  Gente,  A.    G6ologie 

applique  aux  arts,  aux  mines,  etc.     1855. 

• Overman,  F.     Practical  mineralogy  .  .  . 

and  mining.     1862. 

" Phillips,  J.  A.,  and  Daelinoton,  J.  Rec- 
ords of  mining.     1857. 


Produits    de    1 'exploitation    des    mines. 

1868.  (Chevalier,  M.,  Paii^  Ex.  univ.  1867, 
Rapports,  v.  5.) 

SiMONiN,  L.  Underground  life  ;  or,  mines 

and  miners.     1869. 

Allgny,  H.  F.  Q.  d',  and  others.   Report  on  raining, 

etc.  98  pp.  3  pi.  (Blake,  W.  P.,  U.  S.  Com.  Paris  Expos. 
1867,  Reports,  v.  4.)— Besobrasof,  W.  Revenues  des 
mines.  36  pp.  (St.  Petersburg  Acail.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  15, 
1870.)— Bevan,  P.  Underground  perils.  9  pp.  {Forln. 
Rev.  V.  3,  1866,  p.  617.)— Biringuccio,  V.  On  the 
generation  of  metalles,  and  their  myues;  with  the 
maner  of  fyudinge  the  same.  Ifi  ])p.  (Eden,  R.,  FJrs< 
3  Eng.  books  on  America,  p.  353.) — Black  country.  38 
pp.  {Edin.  Rev.  v.  117,  1803,  p.  406.)— Church,  J.  A. 
Mining  schools  in  the  United  States.  20  pp.  {jy.  Am. 
Rev.  V.  112, 1871,  p.  62.)— Cornish  mining  in  Amer- 
ica. 26  pp.  {Quart.  Rev.  v.  36,  1827,  p.  81.)— Davy, 
Sir  K.  On  the  safety  lamp  for  preventing  explosions 
In  mines,  etc.  130  pp.  {Coll.  works,  v.  6,  p.  1.)— Par- 
ley, . I.  The  Yuba  hydraulic  mines.  14  pp.  [Oeerld. 
Monthly,  v.  5, 1870,  pp.  134,  213.)— Foote,  M.  H.  A  Cali- 
fornia mining  camp.  14  pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  15, 
1878,  p.  480.)— Gibbons,  P.  E.  The  miners  of  Scran- 
ton.  11  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  55,  1877,  p.  916.)— Ilagar, 
A.  D.  Ancient  mining  on  the  shores  of  Lake  Superior. 
8  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  15,  1865,  p.  308.)— Hague,  J. 
D.  Report  on  mining  industries.  199  pp.  (McCor- 
mlck,  R.  C,  Reports  U.  S.  Com.  Paris  Expos.  1878,  v.  4, 
p.  163.) — Huebner,  E.  Roemlsche  bergwerksver- 
waltung.  18  pp.  (jOeaZscft.  rundscftau,  v.  12,  1H77,  p.  196.) 
— Liee,  L.  E.  A  night  under  ground.  10  pp.  \Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  7,  1861,  p.  30.)— Overman,  F.  Mining.  134 
pp.  (In  his  Treatise  on  metallurgy,  p.  17.) — Petit- 
Jean,  J.  Du  principe  d'assoclatlon  appliqufi  k  I'ln- 
dustrle  houlIlSre.  17  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1816,  n. 
8.  V.  14,  p,  847.)— Phillips,  J.  Thoughts  on  ancient 
metallurgy  and  mining  among  the  Brigantes  and  in 
some  other  parts  of  Britain.  15  pp.  {Archaeol.  Jnurn. 
V.  16, 18.59,  p.  7.)— Scheie  de  Vere,  M.  R.  B.  Hidden 
treasures.  8  pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  3,  1872,  p.  662.) 
—Smyth,  W.  W.  Apparatus  used  in  mining.  13  pp. 
(South  Kensington  Mus.  Handb.  sci.  apparat.lS"6,  p.  291.) 
See  also  Algeria. — Altal.—Australia.— Califor- 
nia. —  Chihuahua.  —  Color.ido.  —  Cornwall. — 
France. — Germany.— Gt.  Britain.— Hartz  Mts. 
—  Himalaya  Mts. —  Mexico.  — Minnesota. —  Ne- 
vada.—N.  South  Wales.— Raj  pootana.-Rnssla. 
—Spain.— United  States.— Ural  3Its.— Victoria. 
— Yucatan.  Ahn  Coal. — Copper.— Gold. — Iron. 
— Lead.— Mercury. — Silver,  etc. 

Mines  and  mining.  Bibliography.    Reuss, 

J.  D.  Res  metallica.  19  pp.  {In  his  Repertorium 
comment,  v.  3,  p.  191.) 

Mines  anil  mining.  Dictionaries.  Labou- 
LAYE,  C.  P.  L.  Encyclopedie  techuologique. 
Dictionnaire  des  arts  et  manufactures,  de 
I'agriculture,  des  mines,  etc.     1867,  2  v. 

Raymond,  R.  W.   Glossary  of  mining  and 

metallurgical  terms.     1881. 

Ure,  a.  Dictionary  of  ai'ts,  manufac- 
tures, and  mines.     1857-78,  4  v. 

Mines  and  mining,  Lau;.  King,  C.  United 
States  mining  laws  and  regulations  there- 
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sus, v.  14  :  U.S.  47  Cong.  2  sess.  House miscel. 
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Shinn,  C.  H.  Land  laws  of  mining  dis- 
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Dormoy,  E.   De  la  legislation  comparfie  des  mines 

dans  les  divers  6tat8.  94  pp.  {Rev.  conlemp.  1868,  v.  4, 
p.  662  ;  v.  6,  pp.  69,  286.)— Leges  metallicae  Montis 
Rammelii  props  Goslariam.  24  pp.  (Leibnitz,  O. 
W.,  Script,  rer.  Brunsvic.  v.  3,  p.  635.) 

Mines  an<l  mining.  Periodicals.  American 
Institute  of  mining  engineers.  Transactions. 
1873-87,  15  v. 

American    journal    of    mining,   v.    5-8. 

1868-69,  4  v. 

Annales  des  mines.     1816-87,  165  v. 

Engineering  and  mining  journal.     1870- 

87,  86  V. 


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Journal  des  mines.     1795-1815.  40  v. 

Mining  journal.     1867-87.  21  v. 

Mines  and  niiuiug.  Ventilation,  etc.,  of 

mines.    Devillez.  A.   B.     Ventilation  des 

mines  .  .  .     1875. 
■ Duxx,  M.    History  of  the  steam- jet  as 

applicable  to  the  ventilation  of  coal  mines. 

1854. 
Treatise  on  the  winning  and  working 

of  collieries,  including  numerous  statistics 

regarding  ventilation.     1852. 

Hedley.  J.      Practical    treatise  on  the 

working  and  ventilation  of  coal  mines.    1851. 

Raymond.  R.  W.    Hygiene  ol  me:al  mines.   14  pp. 

iBuck,  A.  H.,  TrtatUeon  hygient.y.l,  p.251.)— Slieafer, 
H.  0.  Hygiene  of  coal-mines.  24  pp.  (Buck,  A.  H., 
TrealUe  on  hygiene,  v.  2,  p.  227.; — Trasenster.  L.  Re- 
cherches  sur  les  machines  desilnies  Ji  I'aerage  des 
mines.  Tl  pp.  (Liege,  Soc.  roy.  des  scl.  Mem.  v.  2, 
1845-46,  p.  71.) 

Mingas  Andrea  del.     Vasari,  G.     Andrea 

del  Hlnga.  1  p.  ( Opere,  v.  7,  p.  613 ;  Vite  de'  pitlori,  v. 
15,  p.  202 ;  and  Lives  of  painUn,  v.  5,  p.  480 :  Bohn,  H. 
G.,  Stand.  Ubr.) 

Mingo  Indians.    Post,  C.  F.    Journal  of, 

in  ills  jouruey  from  Philadelphia  to  the  Ohio,  on  a 
message  ...  to  the  Delaware,  Shawanese,  and  Mingo 
Indiaus.  42  pp.  (With  Thomson, C,  Enquiry,  ete. p.  130.) 

Mingrelian  langnage.   Rosen.  G.  TJeber 

das  Mingrelische,  Suanische,  and  Abchaslsche.  39  pp. 
Berlin  Abad.wlssens. /"kitoM-ZMjejlbAajid/.  lS45,p.  405.) 

Minlio,  Province  of.  PoHugal.   Coelho,  F.  A. 

Romances  sacros  ora^des  e  ensalmos  populares  do  H. 
16  pp.     [Bowutnia,  v.  3,  1874,  p.  263.) 

Miniana,  Jose  Manuel,    1671-1730.    De  the- 

atro  Saguutino  dialogue ;  De  circi  antiquitate  et  ejus 
structura  dlalogus.  29  pp.  ('Po\en\,Q.,Ctr.thet.antiq. 
Rom.  Or.  ncfr.  supp.  v.  5,  pp.  401,  445.) 

Miniature  painting.    See  Painting. 
Minicis,  Gaetano  de.    Giannini.  C.    Minicis. 

T  pp.     ( Ardiir.  stnr.  ital.  3  s.  v.  13,  p.  335.) 

Minikeena,  The  sprightly  ballad  of.     10  pp. 

ilacmillan's  Mj^.  v.  31,  1875,  p.  213.) 

Mining.    See  Mines  and  mining. 

Mining   and  nietaliurgj'  of   gold  and 

silver.     Phillips.  J.  A.  —3744 

Mining  Jonrnal,  railway  and  commercial 

gazette,  v.  37-57.     London,  1867-87.    21  v. 

fo.  —4761 

Minio,  Marco.     16  cent.    Relazione  di.  1522. 

23  pp.  (Albert,  E.,  Belaz.  ambas.  reneli,  3  s.  v.  3,  p.  69.) 
— Sommario  della  relazione  di  Roma,  1520.  4  pp. 
(Albert,  E.,  Rtltu.  ambas.  cmeli,  2  s.  v.  3,  p.  61. 1— Som- 
mario della  relazione  dl,  1527.  6  pp.  (Albert,  E., 
helax.  ambof.  rentti,  3  s.  v.  3,  p.  113.) 

Ministering  spirits.  11pp.  Morison.J.  H. 

•  -Ur.  i-r.i.n.  V.  o-.  1M5.  p.  195.) 

Ministers  of  state.    Balzac.  J.  L.  G.  de. 

Des  minlstres  et  du  rainistire.  9  pp.  ( <Ziticr«,  v.  2, 
p.  191.) — Onr  foreign  ministers.  13  pp.  (Dem. 
Bev.  V.  31,  1852,  p.  420.1 

See  a'sn    Ain1>a8sadors.  —  Diplomacy. — Inter- 
national la-nr.— Treaties. 

Ministers  of  the  Gospel.  Greex.  S.  S. 
Use  of  the  voluntary  system  in  the  mainte- 
nance of  ministers  in  the  colonies  of  Ply- 
mouth and  Massachusetts  Bay  during  the 
earlier  years  of  their  existence.     1886. 

BnlliirtKer,  H.    Ot  the  mlnlsiry,  and  the  ministers 

of  God's  Word.  35  pp.  (/n  Us  Decades,  v.  5.  p.  93  : 
Parker  5()c.)— CUalliley,  T.  Some  considerations  on 
the  call,  -work,  and  wages,  of  the  ministers  of  Christ. 
16  pp.  (Works,  p.  532.)— Ministerial  liiograpliy. 
8  pp.  (iVflo  Englander,  v.  12,  1»54,  p.  191.)— Park,  E.  A. 
What  can  be  done  for  augmenting  the  number  of 
Christian  ministers?  3.S  pp.  (Biblinth.  Sacra,  v.  28, 
1871,  p.  60.; — Perofvne,  J.  J.  S.  Are  the  clergy  priests 
or  ministers?  14  pp.  (Cbaioitp.  i?er.  v.  31.  1«78,  p.  54.) 
—Relation  of  miuisters  to  their  people.  23  pp. 
(.V">ic  Englander,  v.  10, 1»52,  p.  236. 1 — Stowe,  H.  B.  Xew 
England  ministers.  8  pp.  (AOmt.  MonUUv,  t.  1,  1857, 
p.4».) 

Vast  IV.— 36. 


See  alio  Clergy. — Ecclesiastical  biography.— 
Pastoral  office. — Preachers. 

Minister's  beat.  The.  12  pp.   {Blcuikwood's 

Mag.  V.  -22.  1827,  p.  329.) 

Minister's  Sandy  and  Jess,  The.    20  pp. 

(Frasers  Mag.  v.  73,  186<>,  p.  322.  i 

Minister's  wooing.  The.    Stowe.  Mrs.  H. 

B.     ( J  ianf.  Monthly,  v.  2-4, 185S-59.1 

Ministry,  Christian.    See  Pastoral  office. 

Minnay  Sotor  river.    See  St.  Peter's  river. 

Minneapolis,  Minn.  Shaw,  A.  Ckjopera- 
tion  in  a  western  city.  1886.  (Am.  Econ. 
Assoc.  Pub.  v.  1.  No.  4.) 

Smalley,  E.  V.  The  Qour-mUls  of  M.  11  pp.  (Cen- 
tury Mag.  V.  10,  18S6,  p.  37. > 

Minuehoefe  des  mittelalters  und  ihre 
entscheidungen  oder  aussprueche.  Leipzig, 
1821.     16°.  —1368 

Minnelieder  aus  dem  schwaebischen  zeit- 
alter.     Tieck.  L.  (Ed.)  2354 

MinnesangundEhezuchtbuechlein.  Gower, 
J.  (Stengel.  E.,  Ausgaben  und  abhandlungen., 
V.  64.)  2305 

Minnesingers. 

Hage>-.  F.  H.  von  der  [Ed.)  Minne- 
singer :  Deutsche  liederdichter.  1838-56,  6 
V.  in  5. 

Lachmanx,  K.  K.  F.  W.,  and  Haupt,  M. 

(Eds.)     Minnesangs  fruehling.     1857. 

Maxesse.  R.     Minnesaenger  aus  der  zeit 

der  Hohenstaufen.     1850. 

T.ATLOR.  E..  and  Austin,  S.  {Trs.)    Lays 

of  the  Minnesingers.     1825. 

VOLCKMAR,  K.  Auswahl  der  Minne- 
saenger. 1845.  {Bibiioth.  der  deutsch.  not. 
lit.  abth.  1,  V.  15.) 

BcTiDACH,  K.     Reinmar  der  Alte    und 

Walther  von  der  Vogelweide.  Ein  beitrag 
zur  geschichte  des  minnesangs.     1880. 

Kroeger.  a.  E.  The  Minnesinger  of  Ger- 
many.    1873. 

Michel,   F.      Heinrich   von    Morungen 

und  die  Troubadours,  ein  beitrag  zur  be- 
trachtung  des  verhaeltnisses  zwischen  deut- 
schem  und  provenzalischem  minnesang. 
1880.  (Brink.  B.  ten,  and  others,  Quellen 
und  forschiingen.  v.  38.) 

SCHXORR  vox  Carolsfeld.  F.  Zur  ge- 
schichte des  deutschen  meistergesangs.  1872. 

Brachmann,  F.    Zu  den  Hinnesaengeru.    44  pp. 

(Germania,  v.  31,  18'!6,  p.  443.1— German  Minne- 
singers on  the  struggle  1»etvreen  the  Kaiser 
and  the  Pope.  9  pp.  [Fnuar's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  9. 1874, 
p.  355.)— Lachmann,  K.  K.  F.  W.  Koberstein,  vom 
Wartbnrger  kriege.  13  pp.  {Kleinere  sehrifttn,\.\,p. 
312.>— Imys  of  the  Minnesingers.  19  pp.  {Edin. 
Rev.  Y.  4;i,  1826,  p.  107.)— PeiJ,  .A.  La  potele  allemande 
au  moyen  age.  Les  Minnesingers.  30  pp.  (Rec.  eon- 
temp.  1862,  V.  4,  p.  275.)— Sleber,  L.  Brnchstuecke 
eiuer  miunesaengerhandschrift.  9  pp.  (Germania,  v. 
25, 1880,  p.  72.) 

See  alto  Gottfried  wm  Stnutbur^. -Hartaiann  ran 
.^u<.— Uchteustein,  U.  tou.  —  IValther  ton  der 
Vbgeluteidt. — Wolfraui  con  ^ckeaback. 

Minnesota. 

Bill,  L.  Minnesota ;  its  character  and 
climat«.     1871. 

Bond,  J.  W.   Minnesota  and  its  resources. 

1853. 

Long,  CW.  S.  H.    Voyage  in  a  six-oared 

skiff  to  the  Falls  of  Saint  Anthony  in  1817. 
1860.     (Minn.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  2.  pt.  1.) 

McCLUXa,  J.  W.     Minnesota  as  it  is  in 

1870.     1870. 


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Mattocks,  B.    Minnesota  as  a  home  for 

invalids.     1871. 

Reconnaissance  of  the  golden  northwest. 

[1888.] 

Hallock,  C.    The  Red  Elver  trail.    36  pp.    (fTar- 

per's  May.  v.  18,  18.59.  p.  602;  v.  19,  1859,  p.  37.)— Hill, 
A.  J.  Geography  of  Perrot ;  so  far  as  It  relates  to  M. 
and  the  regious  Immediately  adjacent.  10  pp.  (Minn. 
Hist.  Soc.  CoU.  V.  2,  pt.  3, 1867,  p.  22.)— Marble,  M.  To 
Bed  Elver  and  beyond.  66  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  21, 
1860,  pp.  289,  681;  v.  22,  1861,  p.  306.)— New  iiortli- 
Avest.  21  pp.  {New  Ertglartder,  v.  17,  1859,  p.  995.) — 
Overland  from  St.  Paul  to  Lake  Superior.  4  jtp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  28,  1864.  p.  76.)— Powell,  L.  W.  The 
laud  of  lakes,  or  the  new  northwest.  18  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  51,  1875,  p.  624.)— Rosevelt,  H.  Less  recent 
Minnesota.  8  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly,  \.  5,1870,  p.  262.) 
— SclintJtel,  G.  W.  Among  the  wheat  fields  of  M.  12 
pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  36,  1868,  p.  190.)— Sketches  on 
the  upper  Mississippi.  14  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. 
7,  1853,  p.  177.)— Trowbridge,  .J.  T.  From  Pennsyl- 
vania hills  to  Minnesota  prairies.  11  pp.  (Allant. 
Monthly,  v.  25,  1870,  p.  272.) 

See  also  Dnlutli. — Alinneapolis. — St.  Anthony, 
Falls  of.— St.  Paul.— Snelliug,  Fort. 

Minnesota,  Bibliography.    Williams,  J.  F. 

Bibliography  of  M.  63  pp.  (Minn.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v. 
3,  pt.  1,  1870,  p.  13.) 

lliuiiesota*   Constitution.      Hough,  F.   B. 

Constitution  of  M.,  1857-58.  30  pp.  {In  his  Am.  consti- 
tutions, V.  1,  p.  709.)— Poore,  B.  P.  Constitution  of  M. 
20  pp.  [In  his  Federal  and  state'constitutlons  of  U.  S. 
V.  2,  p.  1029.) 

Minnesota,  Geology  and  natural  history. 
Eames.  H.  H.  Report  ...  on  the  metallifer- 
ous region  bordering  on  Lake  Superior. 
1866. 

Owen,  D.  D.  Report  of  a  geological  sur- 
vey of  Wisconsin,  Iowa,  and  Minnesota. 
1852.  2  V. 

• Whittlesey,  Col.  C.  Geology  and  min- 
erals. Report  of  explorations  in  the  mineral 
regions  of  Minnesota  during  the  years  1848, 
1859.  1864.     1866. 

WiNCHELL,  N.  H.   Geological  and  natural 

history  survey  of  Minnesota.  Reports,  1,  4- 
10,  12-14.     1876-85,  11  pts. 

and  Upham,  W.  Geology  of  Minne- 
sota, 1872-82.  1884.  (Winchell,  N.  H., 
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— —  Henft,  J.  F.  Natural  history  of  the  country  about 
Fort  Ei|>ley.  3  pp.  (Smithson.  Inst.  Jieport,  1854,  p. 
291.)— Rice,  H.  M.  Mineral  regions  of  Lake  Superior, 
as  known  from  their  fli'st  discovery  to  1805.  5  pp. 
(Minn.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  2,  pt.  3,  1867,  p.  8.) 

Minnesota,  History.  Bryant,  C.  S.,  and 
MUECH,  A.  B.  History  of  the  great  massacre 
by  Sioux  Indians,  in  Minnesota.     1864. 

Minnesota  Historical  Society.  Collec- 
tions.    1865-85,  5  v.  in  4. 

Minnesota  Historical  Society.    Materials 

for  the  future  history  of  Minnesota ;  being 
a  report  to  the  Legislative  Assembly.  1856. 
{With  Minn.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  2,  1867.) 

Neill,  E.  D.    History  of  Minnesota.    1858. 

Pond,  8.  W.    Indian  warfare  in  M.    10  i)p.    (Minn. 

Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  V.  3,  pt.  1,  1870,  p.  129.)— Sibley,  H.  H. 
Reminiscences  of  the  early  days  of  M.  41pp.  (Minn. 
Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  V.  3,  pt.  2,  p.  242.) 

Minnesota,  University  of.    See  University 

of  Minnesota. 
Minnesota  Academy  of  Natural  Sciences. 

Bulletin.     Minneapolis,  1881.     8°.         —2654 
Minnesota  Ilistorieal  Society.  Annals 

for  1850-51.     St.    Paul,    1861.     8°.     {Bound 

pamph.  V.  252.)  5932 

Annual  report,  Jan.  20,  1868.    St.  Paul, 

1868.     8°.  8592 


Biennial  report    to    the    Legislature    of 

Minnesota,  session  of  1887.  St.  Paul,  1887. 
go  3592 

"  Collections.    St.  Paul,  1865-85.    5  v.  in  4, 

8°.  3592 

Materials  for  the  future  history  of  Minne- 
sota ;  being  a  report  to  the  Legislative  As- 
sembly. St.  Paul,  1856.  8°.  {With  Minn. 
Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  V.  2,  1867.)  3592 

Minnetarees.    See  Hidatsa  Indians. 

Mino  da  Fiesole  (Mino  di  Giovanni  di).  Bode, 
W.  /n /lis  Floreniluer  marmorbildner.  6  pp.  (Dohme, 
R.,  Kunst  und  kuenstler,  v.  3.)— Vasarl,  G.  Mino  da 
Fiesole.  16  pp.  (  O^jere,  v.  3,  p.  115  ;  Vite  de' jntlori,\. 
5,  p.  239;  and  Lives  of  painters,  v.  2,  p.  139:  Bohu,  H. 
G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 

Mino,  Maestro.    Vasari,  G.     Paolo  Romano 

e  Maestro  Mino  .  .  .  19  pp.  (  Opere,  v.  2,  p.  647  ;  Vile 
de'  pittori,  v.  5,  p.  147  ;  and  Lives  of  painters,  v.  2,  p.  87  : 
Bohu,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 

Minor,  Ellen  E.     Murillo.    New  York,  1883. 

p.  8°.     {Illustr.  biog.  of  great  artists.)      3841 
Minor,  J.  {Ed.)    Wiener  beitraege  zur  deut- 

schen  und  englischen  philologie.    See  Heiu- 

zel,  R.,  and  others  (in  supplement). 
Minor  morals  for  young  people.   Bowring, 

Sir  J.     3  V.  —1448 

Minor  theatre.     Cumberland,  J.   {Pub.) 

15  V.  3337 

Minorca.    Armstrong,  J.    History  of  the 

island  of  Minorca.     1752. 

Derrotero  de  la  Isla  de  Menorca.    17  pp.    (With 

Valdes,  A.,  and  Toflno  de  San  Miguel,  V.,  Derrotero  de 
las  castas  de  Espana,  p.  211.) 

Minorities.  Dutcher,  S.  Minority  or  pro- 
portional representation.     1872. 

Courtney,  L.     Reiiresentatlon  of  minorities.    16 

pp.     {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  6,  1879,  p.  141.)— Field,  D.  D. 

Representation  of  minorities.  15  pp.  (Journ.  Social 
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the  representation  of  minorities.  16  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev. 
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Minos.    See  Plato. 

Minot,  Charles  Sedgwick.     Histology  of  the 

locust  (caloptenus)  and  liie  cricket  (anabriis).  CO  pp. 
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Minot,  Francis.     Life  of.     1  p.     (Vaille,  F. 

C,  and  Clark,  H.  A.,  Harvard  Book,  v.  1,  p.  260.) 

Minot,  George.  Pitman,  Mrs.  H.  M.  George 
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V.  3,  p.  214.) 

Minot,  George  Richards.  1758-1802.  Con- 
tinuation of  the  history  of  the  province  of 
Massachusetts  Bay,  from  the  year  1748  to 
1765.  With  an  introductory  sketch  of  events 
from  its  original  settlement.  Boston,  1798- 
1803.     2  v.  in  1,  8°.  2637 

History  of  the  insurrections  in  Massa- 
chusetts in  the  year  1786,  and  the  rebellion 
consequent  thereon.  Worcester ,  Mass. ,  1 788. 
8°.  2627 

Eulogy  on  AVashinglon.    B  pp.    (Moore,  F.,  Ant,. 

elooitetice,  v.  1,  p.  552.) 

Character  of  M.  extracted  from  au  eulogy  de- 
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Jllst.  Soc.  Coll.  \.  8,  180'>,  p.  86.)— Iioring,  .1.  8.     O.  E. 
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Minot,  H.  D.  Land-birds  and  game-birds  of 
New  England,  with  descriptions  of  the  birds, 
their  nests  and  eggs,  their  habits  and  notes. 
Salem,  Mass.,  1877.     8°.  —2635 


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Minot,  Laurence.  14  cent.  Lieder,  mit 
grammatisch-metrischer  einleitxing  herausg. 
von  Wilhelm  Scholle.  Strassburg.  1884.  8°. 
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Poems,  written  anno  1353.     With  intro- 

ductorj-  dissertations  on  the  Scotish  wars  of 
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Bataile  of  Halidou  Hyll,  etc.  8  pp.   (Maetzner, 

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M iiiot.  Me.  Ladd,  W.  Annals  of  Bakers- 
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Minotanrus.  Conze,  A.  Theseus  und 
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Milisiieu,  John.  16  cent.  Guide  into  the 
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Minstrel,  The :  or.  the  progress  of  genius. 
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Minstrels.    See  Bards,  minstrels,  etc. 
Minstrelsy  ancient  and  modern.    Mother- 
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Minstrelsy  of  the  Scottish  border.     4  v. 

Scott.  Sir  W.,  Poet,  works,  v.  1-4.  1385 

Mint  of  the  United  States.  See  United  States, 

Mint. 
Miiito,   3   Countess  of.     See  EUiot-Murray- 

Kvnynmound.  E.  E.  E.,  3  Couiitess  ofMinto. 
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English    poets    from    Chaucer    to    Shirlev. 

Edinburgh.  1874.     12°.  1354 

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Manual  of  English  prose  literature,  bio- 
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Minucianiis,  of  Athens.    3  cent.    Ile^i  i-xi- 

XttpjjaoiTcor.     17  pp.     (Waiz.  C,  Rhtlorts  Gr.  t.  9,  p.  597.) 

Minucins  Felix,  Marcus.  3  cent.  Octa- 
vius.  The  text  newly  revised  from  the 
original  MS,  with  an  English  commentary, 
analysis,  introduction,  and  indices  ;  ed.  by 
Rev.  Hubert  Ashton  Holden.  Cambridge, 
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Octavius :    a  dialogue.     [Tr.  by  D.  Dal- 

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—2204 

Octa-T-ins,  cum  notis  variorum ;  Excursus.    72  pp. 

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Koch,  H.  \.    Zu  Minucius  Fells.  7  pp.    {RheinUck, 

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Minutes  of  several  conversations  between 
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Minutes  of  several  conversations,  at  the 
annual  conference,  between  the  preachers 
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12°.  —4277 

Minutes  of  the  trial  and  examination  of 
certain  persons  in  the  province  of  New  York, 
charged  with  being  engaged  in  a  conspiracy 
against  the  authority  of  the  Congress  and 
the  liberties  of  America.  London,  1786; 
repr.  Phila.  1865.     4°.  1642 

Minutiae   literariae.     5  pp.     {Fraser-s 

Mtig.  V.  ■■'.ft,  1847.  p.  351. J 

Minutoli,  Johann  Heinrich,  Freiherr  von. 
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Minutolo,  Giulio.     De  Romanorum  aedi- 

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Minyae.  Buttmann.  P.  K.  Minyae  der 
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Minzoni,  Onofrio.    1734-1817.    Sonnet  upon 

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Mlollis,  Charles  Frangois    Melchior  Bien- 

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Note. — Victor  Hugo,  In  his  Miaerables,  has  portrayed* 
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• Considerations    sur    I'ordre   de    Cincin- 

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* Correspondance  entre  le  Comte  de  Mira- 

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• De  la  monarchie  prussienne,  sous  Frederic 

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Note. — For  the  Atlas  to  this  work,  see  Mentelle,  E. 

■ Enquiries  concerning  lettres  de  cachet, 

the  consequences  of  arbitrary  imprisonment, 
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• Gallery  of  portraits  of  the  National  As- 
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iV<'<e.— Attributed  to  Mirabeau  on  the  title-page,  but 
really  written  by  MM.  Luchet,  Lacios,  and  others. 

——  Histoire  secrete  de  la  cour  de  Berlin,  ou 

correspondance  d'un  voyageur  frangois  de- 

puis  le  5  Juillet  1786  jusqu'au  19  Janvier 

1787.     [Alenson],  1789.     2  v.  8°.  3686 

The  same.    Paris.  1789.     12°.  3685 

Note Attributed   to  Mirabeau,  but  disowned  by 

him. 

— —  Letters  during  his  residence  in  England  ; 
with  anecdotes,  maxims,  etc.  To  which  is 
prefixed  an  introductory  notice  on  the  life, 
writings,  conduct,  and  character  of  the 
author.     London,  1833.     3  v.  13°.  5816 

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V.  36,  1834,  p.  458 ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  61,  1835,  p. 
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Mirabeau  peint  par  lui-meme,  ou  recueil 

des  discours  qu'il  a  prononces  .  .  .  depuis  le 
5  Mai  1789  jour  de  I'ouverture  des  Etats- 
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Adolplius,  J.     Mirabeau.     78  pp.    {Tn  his  Biog. 

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Mirabeau,  Marie  de  Gonneville,  Comtesse 

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2,pt.  3.— Churchyard,'!.  Legends  from  the  conquest, 
V.  2,  pt.  3.— Ulngiey,  F.   Legends  from  the  conquest, 

V.  2,  pt.  3 Dolman,  J.    Legends  from  the  conquest, 

v.  2,  pt.  3 Drayton,  M.  Legends  from  the  conquest, 

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— Higgins,  J.  Legends,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Nichols,  R. 
England's  Eliza,  v.  2,  pt.  4.— Winter  night's  vision,  v. 
2,  pt.  5.— Phaer,  T.  Legends  from  the  conquest,  v.  2, 
pt.  3.— Sackville,  T.,  Earl  <f  Dorset.  Legends  from 
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MISCHIEF 


MirTille,  Jules  Eudes,  Marquis  de.  — 1875. 
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llil'za,  ou  lettre  d'un  voyageur,  nouvelle. 

2*  pi>.    Stoel-Holstein,  A.  L.  G.  X.,  Baronne  de,  (Euvres 
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Mirza  .4bA  Taleb  Khan.    See  Abft  Taleb 

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Mirza-Schaffjr,  Lieder  des.    Bodenstedt, 

F.  M.  2347 

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Miscellanea  antiqna  Anglicana ;  or,  a 
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of  ihe  history,  literature,  manners,  and  bi- 
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Contents.  Famous  history  of  Fryer  Bacon. — Ac- 
count of  the  CUristmas  prince,  as  it  was  exliibited 
iu  the  University  of  Oxford,  in  the  year  16t/f.— Cold 
yeare,  1614.— Hall,  A.  Account  of  the  quarrel  be- 
tween .\rthur  Hall  and  Mdchisedech  Mallerie,  1570. — 
Life  of  Liou^  Mep;  of  Westniiuster,  l&iS.— Old 
Meg  of  Herefordshire  for  a  Mayd  Marian  and 
Hereford  towne  for  a  Morris  dauuce,  1609. — Some  par- 
ticulars of  the  life  and  death  of  David  Rizzlo. 

Miscellanea  antiqna  Anglicana.  The 
old  book  collector's  miscellany.  See  Hind- 
ley.  C.  {Ed.)  The  old  book  collector's  mis- 
cellanj". 
Miscerianea  Anlica.  Brown.  T.  1547 
Miscellanea  aurea:  or  the  golden  medley. 
London,  1720.     8°.  1294 

Contents.  Alberonl,  or  a  vindication  of  that  car- 
dinal.— .\mours  of  Don  Alonzo,  Duke  of  Lerma. — 
Bad  and  good  ivoineu,  ancient  and  modern. — 
Ciiarden  of  Adoulis,  or  love  to  no  purpose. — 9Ia- 
hoiuet  no  impostor,  written  In  .\rabick  by  Abdulla 
Manumed  Omar.— Voyage  to  the  mountains  of  the 
Moon  under  the  equator,  or  Parnassus  reform'd. — 
W'llllaius,  M.  Fortunate  shipwreck,  or  a  desci'ip- 
tloii  of  N,-w  Alliens. 

Miscellanea  Berolinensia,  1722-40.  See 
Berlin  Akad.  der  wissenschaften. 

Miscellanea  biographica:  Oswinus, 
Rex  Northumbriae ;  Cathbertus,  Episcopus 
Lindisfarnensis ;  Eata,  Episcopus  Haugus- 
taldensis.  [Ed.  by  J.  Raine.]  London,  1838. 
8°.     {SuHees  Soc.  V.  S.)  2546 

Miscellanea  critica.    Baehrens,  E.    3214 

Miscellanea  critica.    Dawes,  R.        3293 

Miscellanea  cnriosa.    Derham,  W.   3  v. 

2186 

Miscellanea  epistolarnni  et  diploma- 
tum.  Parisiis,  1724.  fo.  (Martene,  E.,  and 
Durand,  U.,  Vet.  sa-ipt.  ampliss.  collect,  v.  1.) 

—4261 

Miscellanea  Ileraldica.  Stinnecke,  H. 
A.  2782 

Miscellanea  mystica.    43  pp.    (Dublin 

Univ.  Mug.  v.  26,  1845,  p.  175;   v.  27,  1846,  pp.  155,  691.) 

Miscellanea  nova.  Whyte,  S.,  and 
Whyte.  E.  A.  2294 

Miscellanea  l^'Otica.  A  collection  of 
tracts  relating  to  the  history,  antiquities, 
topography,  and  literature  of  Scotland^ 
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Contents.  ArasUlne,  G.  Extract  of  the  blasonlng 
of  the  coat  armoriall  appertaining  to  John  Buchanan, 
1675  ...  V.  1.— Arville,  N.  d'.  Xavigalion  of  King 
James  V  round  Scotland,  etc.  v.  3.— Bnchan,  A.  De- 
scription of  St.  Kilda,  1773,  v.  2.— Bnchanan,  G. 
Chamaeleon,  v.  2. — Bucbanan,  W.,  nf  Auchmar.  His- 
torical and  geuealo;rical  essay  ou  the  family  aud  sur- 
name of  Buchanan,  1723,  v.  4.— Inquiry  into  the  gene- 
alogy and  present  state  of  ancient  Scottish  surnames  ... 
V.  4. — History  of  the  feuds  aud  conflicts  among  the 
clau8,  in  the  northern  parts  of  Scotlaud  and  in  the 
Western  islands,  10:51-1519,  v.  1.— Supplement,  v.  2.— 
Memoirs  of  the  Lord  Viscount  Dnndee,  the  High- 
land clans,  and  the  massacre  of  Glencoe;  with  an 
account  of  Dundee's  ofBcers,  after  they  went  to 
France.  By  an  officer  of  the  army.  1714,  v.  3. —Authentic 
narrative  of  the  massacre  at  Glencoe,  1693,  v.  1. — 
Graham,  J.,  nf  Deuchrie.  Account  of  the  expedition 
of  William,  9  Earl  of  Gleucalrn  .  .  .  1653-54,  v.  3.— 
Chronycle  of  the  dethe  and  false  murdure  of  Jainea 
Stewarde  Kyng  of  Scoiys,  v.2 — Life  and  death  of  Klug 
James  V  of  S<»tland  .  .  .  1612,  v.  4.— Letter  from  the 
nobility,  barons,  and  commons  of  Scotland,  in  the 
year  1320  ...  to  pope  John,  v.  3.— Martin,  M.  Voy- 
age to  St.  Kllda,  V.2.— Blawle,  M.,  o/  Melgum.  History 
of  the  Picts,  17o6,  v.  1.— Moncrleft",  T.  Memoirs  con- 
cerning the  ancient  alliance  between  the  French  and 
Scots,  1751,  V.  4.— Monipenuie,  J.  Abridgement  or 
summarie  of  the  Scots  chronicles,  1612  ...  v.  1 — 
Alonro,  D.  Description  of  the  Western  islands  of 
Scotland,  called  Hebrides,  v.  2.— Genealogies  of  the 
clans  of  tlie  isles,  v.  4.— Notices  respecting  the  ancient 
Royal  lilbrary  of  Scotland,  v.  2.  —  Treatises  on 
second  sight  by  Theoph.  Insuianus,  Kev.  Mr.  Fra- 
zer,  Jir.  Martin,  and  John  Aubrey,  v.  3.— Life  of  Abp. 
Sharp,  V.  2.— Sibbald,  Sir  R.  History  of  the  Picts, 
extracted  from  Sii>bald's  account  of  Fife  aud  Klnross,- 
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the  years  of  God  15y2-9:i-94,  v.  1.— Touching  the  de- 
scription of  Sutherland,  v.  1. 

Miscellaneons  early  Toyages  of  the 

Engli:^li,  l.><)-94.    110  pp.  (Kerr,  R.,  Vijjag<s,v.'l,  p.  351.) 

Miscellaneons  es.says.  Greg,  W.  R.  2294 
Miscellaneons  essays  relating  to  Lidian 
subjects.     Hodgson,  B.  H.    2  v.    {Truebner's 
Orient.  S.)  3193 

Miscellaneous  essays,  sketches,  and  re- 
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Miscellaneous  notices  relating  to  China. 
Staunton,  Sir  G.  T.  3445 

Miscellaneons  papers  connected  with 
physical  science.     Lloyd,  H.  — 1514 

Miscellaneous  papers  on  mechanical 
subjects.     Whitworth,  J.  — 2714 

Miscellaneous  state  papers.  Yorke, 
P.,  2  Earl  of  Hardicicke.     2  v.  1.541 

Miscellaneous  tracts.    O'Leary,  Rev.  A. 

—4246 
Miscellaneous  translations  from  orien- 
tal languages.     See  Orient.  Trans.  Fund. 
Miscellanies.    Collins.  S.  2296 

Miscellanies.    Emerson.  R.  W.  2157 

Miscellanies.  Stanhope.  P.  H.,  5  Earl 
(Ed.)     2  V.  2296 

Miscellanies.    Swinburne,  A.  C.  2267 

Miscellanies.    Twiss,  R.    2  v.  2264 

Miscellany  poems.    44  pp.    Villiers,  G., 

Duke  of  Buckingham,   H'urks,  v.  1,  p.  133. 

Misch^t-ul-Masdblh',  or  a  collection  of 
the  most  authentic  traditions,  regarding  the 
actions  and  sayings  of  Muh'ammed.  Ex- 
hibiting the  origin  of  the  manners  and  cus- 
toms ;  the  civil,  religious  and  military  policy 
of  the  Muslemans.  Tr.  from  the  original 
Arabic,  by  Capt.  A.  N.  Matthews.  Calcutta, 
1809-10.     2  V.  4°.  —2281 

Mischief.  Robins,  E.  3Iischief  in  the  middle 

ages.     S  pp.     [Attant.  Munlhly,  v.  48,  1881,  p.  1.) 

Mischief  (poem).     5  pp.     (Rev.  of  in  ^uar*. 

Bev.  V.  52,  1834,  p.  124.) 


MISCHKA 


2956 


MISSION  SCI.  AU  MEXIQUE 


Misctaka.    27  pp.     Lenau   [Niembsch  von 

Srrehlenau],  N.,  Gediclite,  v.  2,  p.  389. 

M isclina  sive  totius  Hebraeorum  juris,  ritu- 
um,  antiquitatura,  ac  legum,  oralium  syste- 
ma,  cum  claiissimorum  rabbinorum  Maimo- 
nidis  et  Bartenorae  commentariis  integiis. 
Quibus  accedunt  variorum  auctorum  notae, 
ac  versiones  in  eos  quos  ediderunt  codices. 
Latinitate  donavit  ac  notis  illustravit  Guili- 
elmus  Surenhusius.  Amstelaedami,  1688- 
1703.     6  v.  fo.  —2281 

Eighteen  treatises  from  the  Mishna.     Tr. 

by  Rev.  D.  A.  De  Sola  and  Rev.  J.  Raphall. 
2  ed.     London,  1845.     8°.  —2295 

Geigeb,  a.     Lehrbuch  zur  sprache  der 

Mischnah.     1845,  2  pts.  in  1  v. 

Miser  of  Padua,  The.     14  pp.    (Dublin 

Univ.  Man.  v.  8,  18H6,  p.  645.) 

Mis6rables,  Les.     Hugo,  V.  M.,    Comte. 

10  V.  —1135 

Misericordia.    1  p.     {Dublin   Univ.  Mag. 

V.  no,  IHTf),  p.  3GH.) 

Miseries  of  Queen  Margaret.  65  pp.  Dray- 
ton, M.,  Works,  V.  2,  p.  385. 

Miserriiiius.    1  p.     {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v. 

41,  185?.,  p.  635.) 

Misers.    Merry  weather,  F.  S.    Misers.    4  pp. 

[Harper's  Mag.  v.  3,  1851,  p.  614.)— The  worship  of 
^oltl.    4  pp.     (//ar^jer's  i/ajf.  V.  3, 1851,  p.  252.) 

Miser's  curse.  The.    5  pp.    {Harper's  Mag. 

V.  14,  1857,  p.  641.) 

Miser's  grave.  The.    4  pp.    {Blackivood's 

Mug.  V.  29,  1831,  p.  915.) 

Miser's  life  aud  death,  A.  3  pp.  {Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  5,  18.52,  p.  222.) 

Misery.    Cherbuliez,  A.  E.     Action  de  la  loi 

et  actir>ii  de  rhomme  appllqu^es  au  soulagornent  de 
la  misSre.  28  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  v.  4, 
1847,  p.  441.)— De  Taction  de  la  loi  sur  la  uiis^re  pliy- 
siqne.  18  pp.  [Blhlioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  v.  3, 
1846,  p.  455.)— Schopenhauer,  A.  Misery  of  life. 
26  pp.     {In  his  Select  essays,  p.  29.) 

Misery's  pear-tree;    ancient  legend  of 

Flanders.     5  pp.     {Scrihner's  Monthly,  v.  iG.lSlS,  p. 210.) 

Misfortunes  of  £lpliin,  novel.    84  pp. 

Peacock,  T.  L.,  Works,  v.  2,  p.  99. 

Misliaps    of  a  short-sighted  man.      6  pp. 

{Pui>lin  (hiiv.  Mag.  v.  5,  1835,  p.  186.) 

Mishaps  of  Mister  Latitat  Nabhim.    38  pp. 

(Dublin  Univ.  Man.  v.  23,  1844,  pp.  150,  269,  438.) 

Mishmee  hills.  The.     Cooper,  T.  T.      1497 

Mishna.     See  Mischna. 

Misliu,  Jacques.  1807—.  Les  saints  lieux, 
pelerinage  a  Jerusalem  en  passant  par  I'Au- 
triche,  la  Hongrie,  la  Slavonie,  les  provinces 
danubiennes,  Constantinople,  TArchipel,  le 
Liban,  la  Syiie,  Alexandrie,  Malte,  la  Sicile, 
et  Marseille.     Paris,  1858.     3  v.  r.  8°.       1473 

Misogynist,  The.    4  pp.    {Blackwood's  Mag. 

V.  131.  18^2,  p.  8:)2.) 

Misrepresentations  in  Campbell's  Lives 
of  Lyndhurst  and  Brougham.  Sugden,  E. 
B.,  Baron  St.  Leonards.  4844 

Miss  Kiddy  Whelan's  business.    39 

pp.     {lilarkwnmVs  Mag.  v.  49,  1H41.  pp.  310,  439.) 

Miss  ]Iarringt(»n's  prediction.    8  pp. 

■//arjier-s  Mag.  v.  C,  1853,  p.  .541.) 

Miss  Kilinaiisegg  and  her  precious  leg. 

80  pp.     Uo(m1,  T.,  Works,  V.  5,  p.  175. 

Miss  Pickett.    6  pp.    {Harper's  Mag.  v,  68, 

1881.  p.  435.) 

Miss  Pink's  first  season.  9  pp.  {Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  31,  1805,  p.  420.) 

Miss   Spence   and    the   bagman.      10  pp. 

I  lUar.kwood's  Mag.  v.  3,  1818,  p.  428.) 

Missa,  urspruug  und  bedeutung  der  beneun- 
ung.     Mueller,  H.  —2256 


Missa  iEthiopum  quae  etiam  appellatur 

canon  uuiversalis.  (Saec.  X.)  11  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  138,  p.  907.) 

Missa  liatina.  16  pp.   (Migne,  J.  P. ,  Patrol. 

s.  Lat.  V.  138,  p.  1306.) 

Missale  ad  usum  insignis  ecclesiae  Ebora- 
censis.  Durham,  1874.  2  v.  8°.  {Surtees 
Soc.  V.  59.  60.)  2545 

Missale  Oothicuni,  Francorum  et  Galil- 
ean um  vetus.  208  pp.  (Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Opere  miiioi-e, 
V.  13,  pt.  3,  p.  197.) 

Missals.  Missale  ad  usum  insignis  eccle- 
siae Eboracensis.  1874,  2  v.  {Swtees  Soc. 
V.  59,  60.) 

Sarum  missal,  tr.  into  English.     1868. 

Muratorl,  L.  A.  {Ed.)  Missale  Gothicum,  Franco- 
rum,  et  Gallicanum  vetus.  208  pp.  {In  his  Opere 
mlnore,  v.  13,  pt.  3,  p.  197.) 

Castan,  A.    Missel  du  Cardinal  de  Tournai  k  la 

blbliothfeque  de  Slenne.  9  pp.  {Biblioth.  Ecole  d.  Charles, 
V.  42,  1881,  p.  442.)— Delisle,  L.  Missel  de  Thomas 
James,  fivgque  de  Dol.  5  pp.  {Biblioth.  Ecole  d.  Charles, 
V.  43,  1882,  p.  311.)— licvlen,  E.  On  the  Hereford  Mis- 
sal. 6  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  27,  1871, 
p.  424.) 

Missiles.  Meister,  A.  L.  F.  Detormentorum, 

in  aggeres  et  acles,  eftectu  coraputando.  24  pp.  (Goet- 
tingeu,  K.  gesells.  wlsseus.  Comment.  Mathemat.  v.  3, 
1780,  p.  52.) 

Missing  bills,  The.     16  pp.     {Blackwood's 

Mag.  V.  114,1873,  p.  580.) 

Missing  fragment  of  the  Latin  tr.  of  the 
4  book  of  Ezra.     Bensly,  R.  L.  [Ed.)     —1222 

Mission,  The,  or  scenes  in  Africa.  Marryat, 
F.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Illustr.  Libr.)  1428 

Mission  arcli6ologique  de  Macedoine. 
Heuzey,  L.  A.,  and  Daumet,  H.     2  v.  in  1. 

1711 

Mission  de  Phfenicie.    Renan,  J.  E.  2  v. 

1701.  atlas  1731 

Mission  der  Evangelischen  Brueder 
auf  St.  Thomas,  St.  Croix  und  St.  Jan.  01- 
dendorp.  C.  G.  A.     2  v.  in  1.  — 3'276 

Mission  du  Madure.    Bertrand,  J.    4  v. 

—3276 

Mission  from  Cape  Coast  Castle  to 
Ashantee.     Bowdich,  T.  E.  1422 

Mission  of  America.  36  pp.  {Brown- 
son's  Quart.  Rev.  N.  Y.  s.  v.  1,  1856,  p.  409.) 

Mission  of  St.  Benedict.  68  pp.  (New- 
man, J.  H.,  Hisl.  sketches,  p.  363.) 

Mission  of  the  United  Brethren  among 
the . . .  Indians.     Heckewelder,  J.  G.  E.    1656 

Mission  of  the  United  Brethren  among 
the  Indians  in  North  America.  Loskiel,  G. 
H.  —3276 

Mission  scientiUque  au  Mexique  et 
dans  I'Amerique  centrale.  Ouvrage  publie 
par  ordre  du  Ministre  de  I'instruction  pub- 
lique.  Paris,  1868-81.  8  v.  4°  and  8°.  —2653 
Contents.  Brasseiir  de  Bourbonr);,  C.  E.,  Jbbi. 
MS  troano.  Etudes  sur  le  syslSme  praphlquo  et  la 
lanpue  des  Mayas,  1869-70,  2  v.— Dollfus,  A.,  and 
Mont-Serrat,  E.  de.  Voyage  gfiologlciue  dans  les 
r6publlques  de  Guatemala,  et  de  Salvador,  1868.— 
Dum^rll,  A.  H.  A.,  and  Bocourt,  F.  Etudes  sur  les 
reptiles  et  lea  batraclens,  1870-78.  Rtcherches  zonl.  pt.  3, 
Uvr.  1-5.— Edwards,  A.  M.  Etudes  sur  les  xlpho- 
Bures  et  les  crustacis  podophthalmalres,  1873-80.  Rt- 
clierches  zool.  pt.  5,  Uvr.  1-3,  5-8.— Fischer,  P.,  aud 
Crosso,  H.  Etudes  sur  les  mollusques  terreslres  et 
fluvlatlleH,  1870-77.  Recherches  zool.  pt.  7,  llvr.  1-6.— 
Fouriiler,  E.  Cryptogamle,  1872.  Recherches  hot.  pt. 
1,  llvr.  1.— Olmos,  F.  A.  Gramraalre  do  la  laugue 
nahuail  ou  mexicalne,  compos6e  en  1547,  et  publlfie 
avec  notes  feclairclssements,  etc.,  par  Reinl  Slmfion, 
1875.— Saussnre,  H.  de,  and  Humbert,  A.  Eludes 
sur  les  Insocies  orthoptftres  et  les  myrlapodes,  1870-75. 
Recherches  zool.  pt.  6,  see.  1,  Uvr.  1-3;  sec.  2,  Uvr.  5.— 
Valllant,  L.,and  Bocourt,  F.  Etudes  aur  les  polB- 
BOiiB,  1874-77.     Recherches  zool.  pt.  i,  Uvr.  1,  2. 


MISSION  TO  ENGLAND 


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MISSIONS 


Mission  to  England.    Gurley,  Rev.  R.  R. 

—2347 
Mission  to  Oelele,  King  of  Dahome.  Bur- 
ton, R.  F.     2  V.  1427 
Mission  to  Rome.   4  pp.    Hilliard,  H.W., 

Speeches,  p.  125. 

Mission  to  Siani  and  Hue.    Finlayson.  G. 

1485 
Missionary,  The.    74  pp.    Bowles,  W.  L., 

Poet,  voorki,  v.  1 ,  p.  295. 

Missionary  enterprises  in  the  South  Sea 

islands.     Williams,  J.  —3276 

Missionary  explorer.  The.  17  pp.  {Black- 

loood's  Mag.  v.  83, 185d,  p.  385.) 

Missionary  gazetteer.  Chapin,  W.   1147 

Missionary  pioneers.  Moister,W.  — 3276 

Missionary  travels  and  researches  in 
South  Africa.     Livingstone,  D.  1433 

Missions. 

Abbs,  J.     Twenty-two  years'  missionary 
experience  in  Travancore.     1870. 

Anderson,  R.    History  of  the  missions 

of  the  American  Board  of  Ck)mmissioners 
for  Foreign  Missions  in  India.     1884. 

History  of  the  missions  of  the  Ameri- 
can Board  of  Commissioners  for  Foreign 
Missions  to  the  oriental  churches.  Rev.  ed. 
1884.  2  V. 

History  of  the  missions  of  the  Ameri- 
can Board  of  Commissioners  for  Foreign 
Missions  to  the  Sandwich  islands.  Rev.  ed. 
1884. 

Bertraxd,  J.     La  mission  du  Madure 

d'apres  des  documents  inedits.   1847-54.  4  v. 

Brown,   W.      The  history  of  missions. 

1820,  2  V. 

Chapin,  W.     Missionary  gazetteer.  1825. 

CoAN,  T.  Life  in  Hawaii.  An  autobio- 
graphic sketch  of  mission  life  and  labors 
(1835-1881).     1882. 

CoLENSO,  J.  W.,  Bp.  of  Natal.    Foreign 

missions,  and  Mosaic  traditions.     1865. 

Kip,   W.   I..   Bp.   of  California.     Early 

Jesuit  missions  in  North  America.    1847,  2  v. 

Historical  scenes  from  the  old  Jesuit 

missions.     1875. 
•  Lacroix,  (— ),  and  Djunkovskt,  E.  de. 

Dictionnaire  des  missions  catholiques.  1863- 

64,  2  V,     (Migne,  J.  P..  Trois.   encyc.  th^l. 

v.jSQ,  60.) 

Lettres  edifiantes  et  curieuses  concernant 

I'Asie,  I'Afrique,  et  TAmerique,  avec  quel- 
ques  relations  nouvelles  des  missions  .  .  . 
pub.  sous  la  direction  de  M.  L.  Aime-Martin. 
1838-77,  4  v. 

Nole.—YoT  XX.  see  Lockman,  J. 

LOCKMAJJ,  J.  (2V.)    Travels  of  the  Jesuits 

into  various  parts  of  the  world.     1762,  2  v. 

Note — For   the    originals  see   Lettres  edlflantos  et 
curieuses. 

LOSKIEL,  G.  H.     History  of  the  mission 

of  the  United  Brethren  among  the  Indians 
in  North  America.  Tr.  by  Christian  Igna- 
tius La  Trobe.     1794.  3  v.  in  1. 

Maclear,  G.  F.    Apostles  of  mediaeval 

Europe.    [1869.] 
History  of  Christian  missions  during 

the  middle  ages.     1863. 

Moister,  W.    Missionary  pioneers.  1871. 

Mueller,  F.  M.     On  missions  .  .  .     1873. 

Pabt  IV.— 37. 


Newcomb,  H.     Cyclopaedia  of  missions. 

1854. 

Oldendorp,  C.  G.  a.      Geschichte  der 

mission  der  Evangelischen  Brueder  .  .  . 
1777,  2  V.  in  1. 

Shea,  J.  G.  History  of  the  Catholic  mis- 
sions among  the  Indian  tribes  of  the  United 
States.  1529-1854.     1857. 

Strickland,  W.  P.  In  his  History  of  the 

American  Bible  Society.     1856. 

Tracy,  J.  .  History    of    the    American 

Board  of  Commissioners  for  Foreign  Mis- 
sions. 1840.  (Tracy,  J.,  and  others,  Hist, 
of  Am.  missions. ) 

and  others.  History  of  American  mis- 
sions to  the  heathen,  from  their  commence- 
ment to  the  present  time.     1840. 

Tucker,  H.  W.     English  church  in  other 

lands,  or  the  spiritual  expansion  of  Eng- 
land. 1886.  (Creighton,  M.,  Epochs  of 
church  history.) 

Tyerman.  D..  and  Bennet,  G.    Journal 

of  the  voyages  and  travels  of ;  who  were 
deputed  from  the  London  Missionary  Society, 
to  visit  their  various  stations  in  the  South 
Sea  islands.  China,  India,  etc.,  between  the 
years  1821  and  1829.  Compiled  from  original 
documents  by  James  Montgomery.   1831,  2  v. 

White,  J.   Sermon  before  the  University 

of  Oxford.     1785. 

WiLLARD,   Mrs.    C.   McC.   W.      Life    in 

Alaska.  Ed.  by  her  sister.  Mrs.  Eva  McClin- 
tock.     [1884.] 

Williams.  J.     Narrative  of  missionary 

enterprises  in  the  South  Sea  islands.     1837. 

Zeisberger.  D.    Diary.     Tr.  and  ed.  by 

Eugene  F.  Bliss.     1885.  2  v. 

Abbott,  L.    Ctiristiau  missions.    11  pp.    {Harper't 

Mag.  V.  50,  1875,  p.  392.)— Ambert,  J.  M.  J.  J.  A.  J. 
Una  mission.  85  pp.  { Correspondant ,  n.  s.  v.  80,  1879, 
pp.  444,  832,  1027.)— American  Board  of  Foreien 
Slissions.  23  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  94,  1862,  p.  463.J— 
Anderson,  R.  Irish  missions  in  the  early  ages.  19 
pp.  {Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  25,  1868,  p.  346.j— Apostoiics 
and  the  18  century.  38  pp.  {Dublin  Rev.  v.  12,  1842,  p. 
1.)— Bertrand,  J.  De  la  formation  du  clerg6  indi- 
gene dans  les  missions.  50  pp.  [Correspondant,  Y.iO, 
1847,  p.  196.)— Blj-den,  K  W.  Christian  missions  in 
West  Africa.  18  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  14, 1876,  p. 
504.) — Catholic  inUsions.  26  pp.  {Dublin  Rev.  v.  4. 
1837-33,  p.  368.)— Catholic  missions  in  Central 
Africa.  28  pp.  {Dublin  Rev.  3  s.  v.  5,  1881,  p.  394.)— 
Catholic  missions  in  equatorial  Africa.  32  pp.  (Dublin 
Rev.  3  s.  V.  6, 1881,  p.  144.)— Champagny,  F.  J.  M.  T. 
N.,  Comte  de.  Du  pass4  et  do  I'avenir  des  missions. 
41  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  19,  1847,  p.  183.)— R^cits  des 
missions.  25  pp.  {Correspondant,  v.  35,  1853,  p.  1.)— 
Christian  missions.  69  pp.  (iV.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  25, 
1836,  p.  314;  v.  40,  1864,  p.  417.)— Christian  missions 
and  the  Westminster  Rev.  53  pp.  [London  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  7, 1857,  p.  209.)— Christian  missions  :  their  principle 
and  practice.  51  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  10, 1856,  p. 
1.)— Christian  missions  to  the  heathen.  31pp.  {Westm. 
Rev.  n.  s.  t.  45,  1874,  p.  56.)— Church  of  England 
missions.  42  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  32, 1825,  p.  1.)— City 
and  to-wn  missions.  22  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  \.T, 
1857,  p.  359.)— Clark,  N.  Q.  Historical  position  of 
modern  missions.  18  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  39, 1880, 
p.  569.)— Cle-veland,  H.  R.  Mission  at  the  Sandwich 
Islands.  30  pp.  {CUr.  Exam.  v.  19,  1836,  p.  213.)— Co- 
operation in  home  missions'.  40  pp.  (New  Englander, 
V.  17, 1859,  p.  1016.)— Cntter,  W.  Missionary  reports 
of  the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church  in  the  United 
States.  32  pp.  (Tracy,  J.,  and  others.  Hist,  of  Am.  mis- 
sions, p.  529.)— Day,  J.  Q.  Foreign  missions.  13  pp. 
{Chr.  Exam.  v.  29,  1841,  p.  51.)— E..  P..  H.  Wanted:  a 
religion  for  the  Hindoos.  18  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  n.  a. 
T.  4,  1871,  p.  709.)— Economic  defects  in  ChrisUaa 
missions.  5  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  20, 1880,  p.  102.) 
—  Edw^ards,  B.  B.  Obligations  of  the  Eastern 
churches  to  the  home  missionary  enterprise.    15  pp. 


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MISSISSIPPI  RIVER 


(Bibliutli.  Sacra,  v.  2,  1845,  p.  621.)— Early  English 
missions  and  missionaries.  35  pp.  (London  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  15,  1861,  p.  405.)— Half  century  ot  foreign 
missions.  15  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  \S,lS&0,  p.  111.) 
—Fuller,  J.  G.  Monthly  concert  at  Tampa  Bay.  3 
pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  25, 1862,  p.  616.)— Greenwood, 
F.  W.  P.  The  Christian  Spectator  on  missions.  37  pp. 
{Ohr.  Exam.  v.  3,  1826,  pp.  109,  177,  265,  449.)— Hall,  E. 
B.  Catholic  and  Protestant  misslouB.  26  pp.  {Chr. 
Exam.  V.  44,  1848,  p.  416.)— Hamilton,  M.  C.  Mission 
women.  7  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  16,  1884,  p.  984.)— 
Home  e-vangelization.  10  pp.  {New  Englander,  v. 
13,  1855,  p.  344.)— Home  heathen  and  how  to  reach 
them.  22  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  18,  1860,  p.  998.)— 
Home  missions.  24  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  24, 
1865,  p.  27.)— Irving,  E.  Missionaries  after  the  apos- 
tolical school.  99  pp.  {In  his  Coll.  writings,  v.  1, 
p.  425.)— Early  Jesnlt  missions  In  North  Amer- 
ica. 16  pp.  {Dublin  Hev.  v.  23,  1847,  p.  89.)— Liver- 
more,  A.  A.  tjnitarianlsm  and  foreign  missions.  20 
pp.  {Chr.  Exam.  \.  59,  1855,  p.  18.)— Iiombroso,  J., 
and  Consonl,  ( — ).  Des  obstacles  qui  s'opposent  k  la 
conversion  des Israelites.  51  pp.  (Migne,  J.  F.,Dimo)istr. 
ivangei.  v.  18,  p.  451.)— Mack,  E.  History  ot  the  Free- 
will Baptist  Foreign  Mission  Society.  21  pp.  (Tracy, 
J.,  and  others.  Hist,  of  Am.  missions,  p.  595.)— Merl- 
-vale,  C.  St.  Gregory  and  the  early  missions  of  the 
church.  53  pp.  (/n  his  Four  lectures  on  some  epochs 
of  early  church  history,  p.  160.)— Self-supporting  mis- 
sionary colonization.  7  pp.  (New  Englander,  t. 
16,  18.58,  p.  »<47.)— Missionary  question.  31  pp. 
(^m.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  10, 1831,  p.  93.)— Conditions  ot  mis- 
sionary success.  19  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  8,  1850, 
p.  489.)— Missions  of  Christianity.  5  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  24,  1828,  p.  31.)— Modern  missions. 
By  a  Church  of  England  clergyman.  11  pp.  (Eraser's 
Mag.  n.  s.  v.  9,  1874,  p.  426.) — Results  of  modern  mis- 
sions, permanent.  16  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  9, 1851, 
p.  207.)  — Mudge,  E.  History  of  the  missions  of 
the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church.  34  pp.  (Tracy,  J., 
and  others.  Hist,  of  Am.  missions,  p.  529.) — Mueller, 
F.  M.  Westminster  lecture  on  missions.  41  pp.  (Se- 
lected essays,  v.  2,  p.  46.) — Mullens,  J.  Modern  mis- 
sions and  their  results.  64  pp.  (Reynolds,  H.  R., 
Ecclesia,  p.  533.)— Our  country.  A  way  to  help  it. 
10  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  13,  1855,  p.  207.)— Oxford, 
Cambridge,  and  Dublin  mission  to  Central  Africa.  5 
pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  4,  1861,  p.  163.)— Patton,  W. 
W.  True  theory  of  missions  to  the  heathen.  27  pp. 
{Bibliolh.  Sacra,  v.  15,  1858,  p.  543.)— Peahody,  A.  P. 
The  Gospel  In  Bible  lands.  26  pp.  (New  Englander,  v. 
32, 1873,  p.  243.)— Peahody,  W.  B.  O.  Jesuit  missions 
In  North  Amerjca.  19  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  42,  1847, 
p.  360.)— Peck,  S.  History  of  the  missions  of  the 
Baptist  General  Convention.  266  pp.  (Tracy,  J.,  and 
others,  Hist,  of  Am.  missions,  p.  353.) — JPicolo,  F.  M. 
Early  Jesuit  missions  in  Lower  California.  8  pp. 
( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  10, 1873,  p.  152.)— Primitive  evan- 
gelizations and  Its  lessons.  27  pp.  (New  Englander, 
V.  18,  1860,  p.  942.)— Protestant  proselytism  in 
eastern  lands.  27  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  7,  1866,  p. 
305.)— Religious  missions.  13  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag. 
V.  4,  1831,  p.  261.)— Roman  Catholic  contribu- 
tions and  missions.  18  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  17, 
1859,  p.  93.)— Romish  missionaries.  13  pp.  (Dub- 
lin Univ.  Mag.  v.  21,  1843,  p.  212.)— Roy.  J.  E.  Fifty 
years  of  home  missions  In  Illinois.  20  pp.  (New  Eng- 
lander, V.  35,  1876,  p.  561.)— Sepp,  A.,  and  Behme,  A. 
In  their  Account  of  a  voyage  from  Spain  to  Paraquaria. 
27  pp.  (Churchill,  A.  and  J.,  Voyages,  v.  5,  p.  669.) — 
Responsibility  In  the  management  ot  societies.  13 
pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  5, 1847,  p.  28.)— Bishop  South- 
gate  and  Episcopal  missionB.  29  pp.  (New  Englander, 
V.  3,  1845,  p.  244.)— Comparative  missionary  statis- 
tics. 16  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  46,  1876,  p.  105.)— 
Svi'lft,  E.  £.  Missionary  history.  51pp.  (Centenary 
memorial  of  the  planting  and  growth  of  I^resbyterianism 
in  yV.  Pennsylvania,  p.  153.)— Teyssler,  J.  M.,  Abb(. 
Mission  de  Madagascar.  9  pp.  (Correspondant,  \.  21, 
1848,  p.  786.)— Thomas,  J.  Address  to  a  meeting 
at  the  town  hall,  Batli,  for  the  purpose  of  forming  a 
church  missionary  society.  11  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  11, 
1818,  p.  213.)— Thompson,  J.  P.  Christian  missions 
necessary  to  a  true  civilization.  37  pp.  (Bihlioth. 
Sacra,  v.  14,  1857,  p.  818.)— Paganized  ecclesiasticism, 
the  chief  antagonist  of  the  modern  missionary.  30 
pp.  {Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  11,  1854,  p.  801.)— Tracy,  J. 
History  of  the  Board  ot  Foreign  Missions  of  the 
General  Assembly  of  the  Presbyterian  church  in  the 
United  States  of  America,  and  of  its  missions.  18  pp. 
(Tracy,  J.,  and  others.  Hist,  of  Am.  missions,  p.  709.)— 
Tuckerman,  J.  i'orelgn  missions.  14  pp.  (Chr. 
Exam.  V.  1,  1824,  p.  182.)— Vose,  J.  G.  Missionary 
culture.    22  pp.    (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  34,  1877,  p.  lOl.)— 


Jubilee  of  the   AVesleyan   Missionary  Society. 

22  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  20, 1H63,  p.  471.)— AVUson, 
D.  Defence  of  the  church  missionary  society  against 
the  objection  of  Rev.  Joslah  Thomas.  35  pp.  (Pam- 
phleteer, \.  11,  ISIS,  p.471.)— Wool8ey,T.  D.  Christian 
missions  and  some  ot  their  obstacles.  14  pp.  (New 
Englander,  v.  33,  1874,  p.  770.)— "Wynne,  G.  R.  The 
theory  of  missionary  effort.  14  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  v.  6, 
1866,  p.  714.)— Mission  of  the  Zambesi.  31  pp.  (Ihib- 
lin  Rev.  3  s.  v.  7,  1882,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Africa,  Central  and  South.— Asia. — Can- 
ada.—Cape  of  Good  Hope.— China.— Cochin 
China.—  Congo.— Goa.— Hawaii  Islands. -In- 
dia.—  Indians. — Japan. —  Madagascar. —  Meso- 
potamia.— New  Hebrides.- Ne-w  Zealand.— IV. 
America.—  Paraguay. —  Persia.- Peru. — Poly- 
nesia.—Russia. —South  Sea  islands. 

Mississippi. 

Harper,  L.  Preliminary  report  on  the 
geology  and  agriculture  of  Mississippi.  1857. 

HiLGARD,  E.  W.     Report  on  the  geology 

and  agriculture  of  Mississippi.     1860. 

Lynch,  J.  D.    Kemper  county  vindicated, 

and  a  peep  at  radical  rule  in  Mississippi. 
1879. 

Pickett,  A.  J.     History  of  Alabama,  and 

incidentally  of  Georgia  and  Mississippi,  from 
the  earliest  period.     1851,  2  v. 

United  States.  42  Cong.,  2  sess.  Testi- 
mony taken  by  joint  select  committee  of 
House  of  Representatives  to  inquire  into  the 
condition  of  affairs  in  the  late  insurrection- 
ary states.     Mississippi.     1872,  2  v. 

United  States.  44  Cong.,  1  sess.  Missis- 
sippi in  1875.  Report  of  the  select  committee 
[of  the  Senate]  to  inquire  into  the  Mississippi 
election  of  1875.     1876,  2  v. 

Wells,  J.  M.     The  Chisolm  massacre  :  a 

picture  of  "  home  rule  "  in  Mississippi.  1877. 

Claiborne,  J.  F.  H.    Rough  riding  down  South. 

9  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  25,  1862,  p.  29.)— Hough,  F.  B. 
Constitution  of  M.,  1868.  29  pp.  (In  his  Am.  constitu- 
tions, V.  1,  p.  745.) — Hyacinth,  S.,  Jr.,  pseud.  A  piny- 
woods  character.  5  pp.  ( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  4,  1870,  p. 
474.)— King,  E.  The  great  South  ;  in  the  cotton  states. 
22  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  8,  1874,  p.  513.)— Missis- 
sippi bond  question.  19  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  10, 1842, 
p.  365.)— Poore,  B.  P.  Constitution  of  M.  43  pp.  (In 
his  Federal  and  state  constitutions  of  U.  8.  v.  2,  p.  1054.) 

See  also  Vlcksburg. 

Mississippi  bubble.    See  Law,  J. 
Mississippi  river. 

Adams,  J.  Q.  Duplicate  letters,  the  fish- 
eries, and  the  Mississippi.  Documents  relat- 
ing to  transactions  at  the  negotiations  of 
Ghent.     1822. 

Ausf  uehrliche,  historische,  und  geograph- 

ische  beschreibung  des  an  dem  grossen  flusse 
Mississippi  in  Nord  America  gelegenen  herr- 
lichen  landes  Louisiana.  1720.  ( With  Zeu- 
nern,  G.,  Neu  Europa.) 

Beltrami,  G.  C.     Pilgrimage  in  Europe 

and  America,  leading  to  the  discovery  of  the 
sources  of  the  Mississippi  and  Bloody  river. 
1828,  2  v. 

Clarke,  T.  C.     Account  of  the  iron  rail- 

v^ay  bridge  across  the  Mississippi  river  at 
Quiucy,  111.     1869. 

CORTHELL,  E.  L.     History  of  the  jetties 

at  the  mouth  of  the  Mississippi  i-iver.     1880. 

Ellet,  C,  Jr.    Report  and   plan  for  a 

wire  suspension  bridge  .  . .  across  the  Missis- 
sippi river  at  Saint  Louis.     1840. 

Ellicott,  a.  Journal .  .  .  containing  oc- 
casional remarks  on  the  situation,  soil ...  of 
the  different  countries  on  the  Ohio,  Missis- 
sippi, and  Gulf  of  Mexico.     1814. 


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Faixx)Nee,  T.  Discovery  of  the  Missis- 
sippi.    1844. 

Greexe,  Lieut.  F.  V.    The  Mississippi. 

1882.     {Campaigns  of  the  civil  vxtr.  No.  8.) 

Hewsox.  W.     Principles  and  practice  of 

embanking  lands  from  river-floods,  as  ap- 
plied to  levees  of  the  Mississippi.     1860. 

Humphreys,  Brig.-Gen.  A.  A.,  and  Abbot, 

H.  L.  Report  upon  the  physics  and  hydrau- 
lics of  the  Mississippi  river.     1861. 

HuTCHlNS.  T.     Topographical  description 

of  Virginia  .  .  .  and  North  Carolina,  com- 
prehending the  rivers  Ohio,  Kenhawa,  Sioto 
.  .  .  Mississippi.     1778. 

La  Salle.  R.  C.  Sieur  de.     Lettres,  et 

correspondance    relative  a,  ses    entreprises 

(1678-85).     1879.     (Margry,  P.,  Decouv 

des  Frangais  dans  VAmerique  sept.  v.  2.) 

Lloyd.  J.  T.     Steamboat  directory,  and 

disasters  on  the  western  waters.     1856. 

Long.  Col.  S.  H.     Voyage  in  a  six-oared 

skiff  to  the  falls  of  Saint  Anthonv  in  1817. 
1860.     (Minn.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  2.  pt.  1.) 

Mahan,  a.   T.      The    gulf    and    inland 

waters.    1883.    (Nat^  in  the  civil  wary'No.S.) 

Margry,  P.  (Ed.)    Decouverte  par  mer 

des  bouches  du  Mississipi.  1694-1703.  1881. 
{In  his  Decouv. . . .  des  Frangais  dans  I'Ame- 
rique  sept.  v.  4. ) 

( Ed. )  Recherche  des  bouches  du  Mis- 
sissipi, 1669-98.  1879.  {In  his  Decouv.  .  .  . 
des  Frangais  dans  I'Amerique  sept.  v.  3.) 

[Ed.)     Voyages  des  Francais  sur  les 

grands  lacs  et  decouverte  de  I'Ohio  et  du 
Mississipi  (1614-84).  1879.  {In  his  Decouv. 
.  .  .  des  Frangais  dans  TAmerique  sept.  v.  1.) 

Mississippi    river  commission.      Annual 

reports  for  the  years  1883,  84.  1884-85,  2  v. 
( U.  S.  48  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  19, 
No.  37:  2  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  21.  No.  64.) 

Pike.  Z.  M.     Account  of  expeditions  to 

the  sources  of  the  Mississippi  .  .  .     1810. 

Shea,  J.  G.     Early  voyages  up  and  down 

the  Mississippi,  by  Cavelier.  etc.     1861. 

Warren,   Maj.-Gen.   G.   K.     Report  on 

bridging  the  Mississippi  river  between  Saint 
Paul,  Minn.,  and  St.  Louis.  Mo.  1878.  {U.S. 
45  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  69.) 

and  others.     Report  of  the  commission 

of  engineers  appointed  to  investigate  and 
report  a  permanent  plan  for  the  reclamation 
of  the  alluvial  basin  of  the  Mississippi  river. 
1875.  ( U.  S.  43  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec.  doc. 
No.  127.) 

Abbott,  J.   S.  C.     Heroic  deeds  of  heroic  men; 

opening  ihe  Mississippi.  14  pp.  {Harper't  Mad.  v.  33, 
1866,  p.  296.)— Breese,  S.  Marquette  as  a  discoverer 
of  the  Mississippi  (with  original  map).  20  pp.  (In  hit 
Early  history  of  Illinois,  p.  78.)— Cbalx,  P.  Le  bassin 
du  Mississipi  au  16  slide.  6t  pp.  1  pi.  (Bibliolh.  nnir. 
et  rev.  Suisse.  4  a.  v.  18,  1851,  p.  29.)— Clemens,  S.  L. 
Old  times  on  the  Mississippi.  52  pp.  (AUant.  MonMu, 
V.35.  1875,  pp. 69, 217, 283, 446, 567, 721;  v. 36, 1875.  p.  190.) 
— CortbeU,  E.  L.  The  Mississippi  jetties.  12  pp. 
(Senbner's  Monthly,  v.  19,  1880,  p.  46.)— Coxe,  D.  De- 
scription of  the  .  .  .  Meschacebe,  or  Missisipl.  21  pp. 
{In  hU  Descr.  of  Carolina,  p.  1.)— Cnrtla,  D.  A.  The 
Mississippi  river  problem.  6  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  x.^, 
1882,  p.  608.)— Dillon,  J.  F.  The  ML«sissippl  river. 
7  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  33,  1866,  p.  511.)— Doway-,  A. 
Narrative  of  La  Salle's  attempt  to  ascend  the  Missis- 
sippi in  1687.  33  pp.  (Shea,  3.  G.,  IHscov.  and  explor.  of 
<*«  Mississip.  valley,  p.  197.>— Eyma,  X.  Legends  du 
Meschac*b4.  72  pp.  (Rev.  eontemp.  1863,  v.  1,  pp.  277, 
486,  746.)— Frontenae,  L.  de  B.,  CowUe  de.  Letter  . .  . 
on  the  exploration  of  the  Mississippi  as  far  as  the 


Arkansas  river  by  Father  Marquette  and  Sleur  Joiiet. 
2  pp.  (French,  B.  F.,  Hist.  colU  of  La.  and  Fla.  2  s.  1875, 
p.  141.)— Hennepin,  L.  Account  of  the  discovery  of 
the  river  Mississippi.  28  pp.  (French, B.  P.,  Hist.  eolL 
of  La.  V.  1, 1816,  p.  195.)— Narrative  of  the  voyage  to  the 
upper  Mississippi.  39  pp.  (Shea,  3.  G.,  Diseov.  and 
explor.  of  the  Missistip.  valley,  p.  107.) — Joutel,  ( — ). 
Historical  journal  of  M.  de  La  Salle's  last  voyage  to 
discover  the  river  Mississippi.  109  pp.  (French,  B.  F., 
Hist.  coll.  of  La.  v.  1,  1846,  p.  85.)— King  of  rivers. 
9  pp.  [Dem.  Rev.  v.  25,  1849,  p.  506.)— Irfi  Salle,  B.  C, 
Sieur  de.  Memoir  sent  in  1693,  on  the  discovery  of  the 
Mississippi.  96  pp.  (Falconer,  T.,  On  the  discovery  of 
the  Mississippi.) — IJeelereq,  C.  Account  of  La  Salle's 
attempt  to  reach  the  Mississippi  by  sea.  13  pp.  (Shea, 
J.  6.,  Diseov.  and  explor.  of  the  Missistip.  valley,  p.  185.) — 
Marquette,  J.  Becit  des  voyages  et  des  dSoouvertes 
en  I'ann^  1673  et  anx  snlvantes.  34  pp.  (Shea,  J.  G., 
IHscov.  tuid  explor.  of  the  Mississip.  vaUey,  p.  231.) — and 
Joiiet,  L.  Account  of  the  discovery  of  some  new 
countries  and  nations  in  North  America,  in  1673.  21 
pp.  (French,  B.  F.,  Hist.  eoU.  of  La.  v.  2, 1850,  p.  277.) — 
Membre,  Z.  NarraU  ve  of  the  first  attempt  by  La  Salle 
to  explore  the  Mississippi ;  Narrative  of  the  adven- 
tures of  La  Salle's  party,  from  Feb.  1680  to  June  1681 ; 
Narrative  of  La  Salle's  voyage  down  the  Mississippi. 
52  pp.  (Shea,  J.  G-,  Diseov.  and  explor.  of  the  Mississip. 
valley,  pp.  83, 147, 165.) — Mississippi  river  commis- 
sion. Preliminary  report,  Mch.  10, 1880.  23  pp.  ( r.  5. 
46  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec.  doe.  v.  24,  No.  58.)— Account 
of  the  Belise  and  montbs  of  tbe  Mississippi.  8 
pp.  (French,  B.  F.,  Hist.  coll.  of  La.  v.  3, 1851.  p.  189.)— 
Mailer,  G.F.  King  Coal's  highway.  15  pp.  [Harper's 
Mag.  V.  64, 1882,  p.  163.)— Marfree,  W.  L.,  Sr.  Levees 
of  the  HlSSisslppl.  13  pp.  (.^cribner's  Monthly,  v.  22, 
1881,  p.  420.)— Sey,  E.  Voyage  sur  le  Mississippi.  20 
pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1833,  2  s.  v.  1,  p.  525.) — 
If  icbols,  G.  W.  Down  the  Mississippi.  11  pp.  [Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  41,  1870,  p.  835.,— Porter,  D.  D.  The 
opening  of  the  lower  Mississippi.  30  pp.  (Cemtury 
Mag.  V.  7,  1885,  p.  923.)— Reclns,  E.  Le  Mississipi: 
Etudes  et  souvenirs.  79  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondet,  1^9, 
2  per.  V.  22,  pp.  257,  608.)— Sbea,  3.  G.  Discovery  of 
the  Mississippi.  12  pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Cbll.  v.  7. 
1876,  p.  111.)— Stcetcbes  on  the  upper  Mississippi. 
14  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  7, 1853,  p.  177. j— Taylor,  B.  S. 
How  to  improve  the  Mississippi.  10  pp.  (y.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  138,  1884,  p.  284.)— The  subjugation  of  the  Missis- 
sippi. 11  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  136,  1883,  p.  212.)— 
Tikorpe,  T.  B.  Remembrances  of  the  Mississippi. 
17  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  12,  1856,  p.  25.>— Tontjr,  H. 
de.  Memoir  on  the  discovery  of  the  Mississippi.  27 
pp.  (French,  B.  F.,  HUt.  coll.  of  La.  v.  1, 18*6,  p.  52.)— 
Upper  Mississippi.  22  pp.  [Marper't  Mag.  v.  16, 
1858,  p.  433.J— Wallte,  H.  Operations  of  the  western 
flotilla.  24  pp.  (  Century  Mag.  v.  7,  1885,  p.  423.) 
See  also  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  94, 1862,  p.  486. 

Mississippi  river  commission.  Annual 
reports  for  the  years  1883,  '84.  Washington, 
1884-85.  2  V.  8°.  {U.  S.  4S  Cong.  1  sess. 
House  exec.  doc.  v.  19,  No.  37 ;  2  sess.  House 
exec.  doc.  v.  21,  No.  64.)  — 4537 

Preliminary  report, Mch.  10, 188a    23  pp.    (U.S. 

46  Omp.  2  sess.  Hous".  ■rzfc.  doc.  v.  24,  No.  68.) 

Mississippi  valley. 

Berquin-Dc VALLOX,  M.  Vue  de  la  colonie 
espagnole  du  Mississippi.     1803. 

Bradford.  W.  J.  A.  Notes  on  the  north- 
west, or  valley  of  the  upper  Mississippi.  1846. 

Carr,  L.  Mounds  of  the  Mississippi  valley 

historically  considered.     1883.      (Kentucky 
Geol.  surv.) 

Con  ANT,  A.  J.    Foot  prints  of  vanished 

races  in  the  Mississippi  valley.     1879. 

Flint,  T.  Condensed  geography  and  his- 
tory of  the  western  states,  or  Mississippi 
valley.     1828,  2  v. 

Recollections    of    the    last   10  years, 

passed  ...  in  the  valley  of  the  Mississippi. 
1826. 

Foster.  J.  W.    The  Mississippi  valley: 

its  physical  geography.     1869. 

Gale.  G.  Upper  Slississippi :  or,  histori- 
cal sketches  of  the  mound  builders,  the  In- 


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in  the  north-west.     1867. 

Gravieb,  J.  Relation  ou  journal  du  voy- 
age en  1700  depuis  le  pays  des  Illinois  jusqu  'a 
I'embouchure  du  Mississippi.     1859. 

Hart,  A.  M.     History  of  the  valley  of  the 

Mississippi.     1853. 

Journal  de  la  guerre  du  Micissippi  contra 

les  Chicachas.     1859. 

Maclean,  J.  P.     The  mound  builders ; 

being  an  account  of  a  remarkable  people 
that  once  inhabited  the  valleys  of  the  Ohio 
and  Mississippi.     1879. 

Margry,  p.  {Ed.)    Decouvertes  et  etab- 

lissements  des  Frangais  dans  I'ouest  et  dans 
le  sud  de  I'Amerique  septentrionale,  1614- 
1754.     1879-87,  5  v. 

Monette,  J.  W.    History  of  the  discovery 

and  settlement  of  the  valley  of  the  Missis- 
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MONTIGNY.  F.  de,  and  others.     Relation 

de  la  mission  du  Missisipi  du  seminaire  de 
Quebec  en  1700.     1861. 

Parkman.   F.      Discovery  of    the  great 

west.     1870. 

La  Salle  and  the  discovery  of  the  great 

west.     1879. 

Shea,  J.  G.     Discovery  and  exploration 

of  the  Mississippi  valley.     1853. 

Squier,  E.  G.  ,  and  Davis,  E.  H.     Ancient 

monuments  of  the  Mississippi  valley.  1847. 
(Smithson.  Inst.  Contrib.  v.  1.) 

diamberliii,  T.  C,  and  Salisbury,  R.  D.  Prelimi- 
nary paper  on  the  drlftless  area  of  the  upper  Missis- 
sippi valley.  124  pp.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv. 
6  Ann.  report,  p.  199.)— De  Hass,  W.  Archaeology  of 
the  Mississippi  valley.  14  pp.  (Am.  Assoc.  Sci.  Proc. 
V.  17, 1869,  p.  288.)— Ellet,  C,  Jr.  Physical  geography 
of  the  valley  of  the  Mississippi.  64  pp.  (Smithson. 
Inst.  Contrib.  v.  2.) — Judson,  A.  B.  Report  upon  the 
course  of  cholera  through  200  towns  and  cities  in  the 
Mississippi  valley,  in  1873.  29  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health 
Assoc.  Reports,  v.  1,  p.  224.) — Blonuments  of  the 
Mississippi  valley.  15  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  7, 
1849,  p.  95.)— Nelll,  E.  D.  Early  French  forts  and  foot- 
prints of  the  valley  of  the  upper  Mississippi.  12  pp. 
(Minn.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  1,  1H65,  p.  9;  v.  2,  pt.  2,  1881, 
p.  89.)— Shaler,N.  S.  Floods  of  the  Mississippi  valley. 
8  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  51,  1883,  p.  653.)— Squier,  E. 
G.  Observations  on  the  aboriginal  monuments  of  the 
Mississippi  valley,  with  maps  and  illustrations.  77  pp. 
(Am.  Ethnol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  2, 1848,  p.  131.)— Thornton, 
Q.  B.  Sanitation  of  the  Mississippi  valley.  8  pp.  (Am. 
Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  10,  p.  214.)— Valley  of 
the  Allssissippl.    25  pp.    (Quart.  iZet).  V.  29,  1823,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Dem.  Kev.  v.  20,  1847,  p.  418. 

Missoloiighi,  Greece.  Colnaghi,  D.  E.  An- 
cient ruins  lu  the  neighbourhood  of  M.  9  pp.  (Boyal 
Soc.  of  Lit.  Trans.  1  a.  v.  7,  1863,  p.  542.) 

Misson,  Frangois  Maximilien.  — 1721.  Me- 
moirs and  observations  in  his  travels  over 
England.  With  some  account  of  Scotland 
and  Ireland  .  .  .  tr.  by  Mr.  OzoU.  London, 
1719.     12°.  1517 

Missoula  county,  Was/imflf ion  Ter.    White 

residents  of  Missoula  Co.,  1862-3.  6  pp.  (Montana 
Hist.  Soc.  Conirih.  v.  1, 1876,  p.  349.) 

Missouri. 

Barns,  C.  R.  {Ed.).    The  commonwealth 
of  Missouri:  a  centennial  record.     1877. 

Campbell,  R.  A.    Gazetteer  of  Missouri. 

1875. 
Campbell,  R.  A.  Resources,  productions,  possi- 
bilities of  M.  80  pp.  (Barns,  C.  R..  Commonweal Ih  of 
Missouri,  p.  637.)— Great  cities  and  totvna  of  M., 
with  biographical  sketches  of  distinguished  citizens. 
246  pp.  (Barns,  0.  R.,  Commonwealth  of  Missouri,  p.  64 
—King,  E.    The  great  South,  some  notes  ou  M.,  t 


heart  of  the  republic.  27  pp.  {Scrihner's  Monthhj,  v.  8, 
1874,  p.  257.)— Richardson,  A.  D.  Free  Missouri.  21 
pp.     (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  21, 1868,  pp.  363,  492.) 

See  also  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  48, 1839,  p.  514.   Also  Kansas 
City.— St.  lionis. 

Missouri,  Antiquities.     Conant,  A.  J.     The 

mounds  and  their  builders,  or  traces  of  pre-historlc 
man  in  M.  122  pp.  (Barns,  C.  B.,  Commonwealth  of 
Missouri,  p.  1.) 

Missouri,  Constitution.  Hough,  F.  B.  Con- 
stitution of  M.,  1865.  41  pp.  {In  his  Am.  constitttions, 
V.  1,  p.  779.)— Poore,  B.  P.  Constitution  of  M.  96  pp. 
{In  his  Federal  and  state  constitutions  of  U.  S.  v.  2,  p. 
1104.) 

Missouri,  Education.  Harris,  W.  T.  Edu- 
cation in  M.  22  pp.  (Barns,  C.  R.,  Commonwealth  of 
Missouri,  p.  619.) 

See  also  University  of  Missouri. 

Missouri,  Geology  and  natural  history. 
Broadhead,  G.  C.  Reports  on  the  geologi- 
cal survey  of  Missouri,  1855-71.     1873. 

PuMPELLY,R.  Geological  survey  of  Mis- 
souri, 1872.     1873,  2  v. 

RiLEY,  C.  V.     1-7  annual  reports  on  the 

noxious,  beneficial,  and  other  insects  of 
Missouri.     1869-75,  2  v. 

General  index  and  supplement  to  the 

9  reports  on  the  insects  of  Missouri.  1881. 
(U.  S.  Entomol.  Comm.  Bulletin,  No.  6.) 

Swallow,  G.  C.     1  and  2  annual  reports 

of  the  geological  survey  of  Missouri.     1855. 

Geological  survey  of  the  country  along 

the  line  of  the  south-western  branch  of  the 
Pacific  railroad.     1859. 

Hoy,  P.  R.    Exploration  of  western  M.  in  1854.    8 

pp.    (Smithson.  Inst.  Report,  1864,  p.  431.)— Swallow, 

G.  C.  Explanations  of  the  geological  map  of  M.  20  pp. 
(Am.  Assoc.  Sci.  Proc.  v.  11,  pt.  2, 1858,  p.  1.)— Geology, 
mines,  minerals,  waters,  prairies,  timber,  and  soils  of 
M.  40  pp.  (Barns,  C.  B.,  Commonwealth  of  Missouri, 
p.  497.)— Quaternary  deposits  of  M.  19  pp.  (Am.  Assoc. 
Sci.  Proc.  V.  11,  pt.  2, 1838,  p.  21.) 

Missouri,  Histoi-y.  Britton,  W.  Memoirs 
of  the  rebellion  on  the  border,  1863.     1882. 

Buel,  J.  W.     The  border  outlaws.     1882. 

Edwards,  J.  N.    Noted  guerrillas,  or  the 

warfare  of  the  border.     1877. 

Leftwich,  W.  M.  Martyrdom  in  Mis- 
souri during  the  late  civil  war.     1870,  2  v. 

Rebel  invasion  of  Missouri  and  Kansas. 

1865. 
Snead,  T.  L.   The  fight  for  Missouri  from 

the  election  of  Lincoln  to  the  death  of  Lyon. 

1886. 

Switzler,  W.  F.     Historical  sketch  of 

Missouri.  1877.  (Barns,  C.  R.,  Common- 
wealth of  Missouri,  pt.  2. ) 

Dorsheimer,  W.    Fremont's  100  days  in  M.  34  pp. 

(Allant.  Monthly,  v.  9,  1862,  pp.  115,  247,  372.) 

Missouri,  Politics.    Free  Missouri.    33  pp. 

iN.  Am.  Rev.  v.  100,  1865,  p.  476.)— Slavery  and  the 
Missouri  question.  32  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  10, 
1820,  p.  137.>— Sumner,  C.  Enfranchisement  in  M. 
Why  wait?  2  pp.  ( H^orfcs,  v.  12,  p.  515.)— Landmark  of 
freedom :  no  repeal  of  the  Missouri  compromise. 
Speech  in  the  Senate  .  .  .  Feb.  21, 1854.  54  pp.  (  Works, 
v.  3,  p.  277.) 

See  also  Slavery  in  the  IT.  S. 

Missouri,  Railroads.  Missouri.  Railroad 
Commissioners.  8-11  annual  reports.  1883- 
86,  4  V. 

Missouri,  Statistics.  Morse,  L.  D.  First 
annual  report  of  the  Commissioner  of  statis- 
tics ...  for  1866.     1867. 

Missouri.  Railroad  Commissioners. 
8-11  annual  reports,  1883-85.  Jefferson  City, 
1888-86.    4  V.  8°.  —2734 


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Missoari,  University  of.    See  University  of 

Missouri. 

Missouri  Historical  Society.  Publi- 
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tempt to  separate  the  "West  from  the  Ameri- 
can union,     n.  p.,  n.  d.     p.  8°.  3503 

Missouri  river.  Brackenkidge,  H.  M. 
Views  of  Louisiana  ;  together  with  a  journal 
of  a  voyage  up  the  Missouri  river,  in  1811. 
1814. 

Fisher,  W.     Interesting  account  of  the 

voyages  and  travels  of  Capts.  Lewis  and 
Clark  in  1804-06.     1812. 

Lewis,  Capt.  M.,  and  Clarke.  Capt.  W. 

Travels  to  the  source  of  the  Missouri  river 
...  in  1804-06.     1814. 

Cnlbertson,  T.  A.   Journal  of  an  expedition  to  the 

Mauvalses  Terras  and  the  upper  Missouri  In  1850.  62 
pp.  (Smlthson.  Inst.  Report,  1850,  p.  84.) — Journal 
d'nn  engage :  expedition  snr  le  baut  MIs- 
sonri.  67  pp.  (BibliotK  univ.  tt  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  t.  '29, 
1855.  pp.  48,  197.)— Meelt,  F.  B.,  and  Hayden,  F.  V. 
Palaeontology  ol  the  upper  Missouri.  145  pp.  5  pi. 
(Smlthson.  Inst.  Cvntrib.  v.  14.)— Roberta,  T.  P.  The 
upper  Missouri  river  ...  in  1872.  34  pp.  (Montana 
Hist.  Soc.  Contnb.  v.  1,  1876,  p.  234.)— Stuart,  J.  Ad- 
venture on  the  upper  Missouri.  10  pp.  (Montana 
Hist.  Soc.  Contrib.  v.  1,  1876,  p.  80.)— Travels  to  tbe 
source  of  tbe  Migsonrl.  27  pp.  [Edin.  Rev.  r.  24, 
1815,  p.  412.) 

Missouri  Talley.  Meek,  F.  B.  Report  on 
the  invertebrate  cretaceous  and  tertiary 
fossils  of  the  upper  Missouri  country.  1876. 
(Hayden,  F.  V.,  U.  S.  Geol.  mirv.  of  the  ter- 
ritories, V.  9.) 

Hayden,  F.  V.    Beport  on  the  geography  ot  the 

Missouri  valley.  36  pp.  (U.  S.  Commr.  of  Gen.  Land 
Office,  Report,  1868,  p.  225.}- Sllssonrl  valley-  and 
tbe  great  plains.  29  pp.  [N.  Am.  Sev.  t.  87,  1858, 
p.  66.) 

Mistaken  aims  ...  of  the  artizan  class. 
Greg.  W.  R.  —1387 

Mistaken  identity.  Cases  of.  9  pp.  {Dub- 
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Mistakes.    Boyd,  A.  K.  H.    Of  mistakes. 

A  consolatory  essay.  11  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  24, 
18«1,  p.  472.) 

Mister  Sniirke :  or,  the  divine  in  mode. 

162  pp.     Marvell,  .\.,  Compl.  vjorks,  v.  4,  p.  1. 

Mist^re  du  si^ge  d 'Orleans.  Guessard, 
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Mist^re  du  Tiel  Testament.  Roth- 
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Misterio  de  la  encarnacion  del  Hijo  de 

Dlos.  15  pp.  Granada.L.  de.Oftroj,  V.3,  p.  221.  (Bibliot. 
de  aulnr.  espan.  v.  11.) 

Mistletoe.    Cuming,  H.S.    Mistletoe.    9  pp. 

(Brit,  .\rchaeol.  Assoc.  Jimrn.  v.  34,  1878,  p.  480.) 
See  also  Macrallian's  Mag.  v.  43, 1881,  p.  201. 

Mistral,  Frederic.  1830—.  Mireio,  a  Pro- 
vengal  poem.  Tr.  by  Harriet  W.  Preston. 
Boston.  1872.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Brit.  Rev. 
V.  48,  1868,  p.  339.)  2376 

Lou  tresor  dou  felibrige,  ou  Dictionnaire 

provencal-frangais,  embrassant  les  divers 
dialectes  de  la  Langue  d"Oc  moderne.  Aix- 
en-Provence,  n.  d.    2  v.  4°.  1141 

Contentt. 
A-Fuvdu,  V.  1.  Q-Zalro,  v.  2. 

Assailly,  O.  d'.     Mlrftio,  par  M.    22  pp.     (Corres- 

pondant,  v.  49,  1860,  p.  472.)— Brooks,  C.  T.  Frederic 
Mistral,  the  Provencal  poet.  3  pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly, 
V.  4, 1872,  p.  104.)— Donnodevle,  A.  Dernlers  trouba- 
dours. F.  Mistral.  22  pp.  (Reo.  contemp.  1.S63,  v.  5,  p. 
709.)— Po^sle  proven^ale  en  1867.  Le  nouveau  poSme 
de  M. :  Caleudau.  17  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1867,  v.  5,  p. 
230.)— Dttret,V.  L'6pop6e  de  Mirellle.  68pp.  {Biblioth, 


univ.  tt  reo.  suUte,  n.  p£r.  v.  7,  1860,  pp.  421,  581.) — 
Preston,  H.  W.  Mistral's  Calendau.  11  pp.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  33,  1874,  p.  406.)— Mistral's  Nerto.  16  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  54,  18*4,  p.  595.)- Tavernler,  E. 
Les  lies  d'or  (Lis  Isclo  d'or).  10  pp.  ( Oarrtipondant, 
n.  s.  V.  67,  1876,  p.  158.) 

Mistress,  The.  115  pp.  Cowley,  A.,  Se- 
lect works,  V.  3,  p.  119. 

Mistress  and  maid.    87  pp.    Craik,  Mrs. 

D.  M.  M.  {Hirper's  Mag.  v.  24,  1862,  pp.  365,  535,  667, 
772;  V.  25,  1862,  pp.  53,  229,  360,  487,  619,  805;  v.  26,  1863, 
pp.  102,  227.) 

Mi«.  Lieicester's  school.  Lamb,  C.  2177 
Mistress  of  the  manse.    105  pp.    Hol- 
land, -J.  G.,  Compl.  poet,  writings,  p.  331. 

Mit^kshara.  2  pp.  Goidstuecker,  T.,LtYer- 

ary  remains,  v.  1,  p.  110. 

Mitchel,  John.     Montegut,   £.     L'exil  de 

la  Jeune-Irlande.  42  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1^5,  n. 
p6r.  2  8.  V.  10,  p.  889.)— BTotlce  or  M.  11pp.  (Dublin 
Vniv.  Mag.  v.  85,  1875,  p.  481.)— Old  Ireland  and 
Tonng  Ireland.  John  Mitchel.  9  pp.  {Dem.  Rev. 
v.  23.  1818,  p.  149.1 

Mitchelhurst  Place.    119  pp.    Veley,  M. 

{Macmillan-s  Mag.  v.  50, 1884,  pp.  53,  125,  210,  298,  369,  446.) 

Mitchell,  Alexander  F.,  D.  D.  The  West- 
minster Assembly,  its  history  and  standards. 
London.  1883.     12°.     (Baird  Lecture,  1S82.) 

—3277 

Mitchell,  Sir  Andrew.  1708-71.  Memoirs 
and  papers  of,  by  Andrew  Bisset.     London, 

1850.  2  V.  8°.  1535 
Mitchell,  C,  and   Co.      Newspaper    press 

directorv  and  advertiser's  guide.  London, 
1868.     r!"  8°.  L.61 

Mitchell,  Donald  Grant  (Ik  Marvel,  pseud. ) 
1822 — .  The  battle  summer  :  being  tran- 
scripts from  personal  observation  in  Paris 
during  the  year  1848.    New  York.  1853.    12°. 

1475 

Doctor  Johns :  being  a  narrative  of  cer- 
tain events  in  the  life  of  an  orthodox  minis- 
ter of  Connecticut.  New  York.  1866.  2  v. 
12°.  1266 

iVot*.— Repr.  from  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  15-17,  1865-66. 

Dream  life  :  a  fable  of  the  seasons.    New 

York,  1874.     12°.  1266 

Fresh  gleanings,  or  a  new  sheaf  from  the 

old  fields  of  continental  Europe.    New  York, 

1851.  12°.  1467 

Reveries  of  a  bachelor,  or  a  book  of  the 

heart.    New  ed.    New  York.  1875.    12°.    1266 

Rui'al  studies,  with  hints    for    country 

places.    New  York,  1867.     12°.  1266 

Contents.    An  old-style  farm.— .Advice  from  Lack- 
land.— Laying  out  of  grounds.— Mr.  Urban  and 

a  country  house.— MTayslde  hints. 

Seven  stories,  with  basement  and  attic. 

New  York,  1864.     12°.  1266 

Contents.     Attic:    under   tbe   roof Basement: 

serving  for  Introduction.- The  Bride  of  the  Ice- 
Ulng.— The  Cabriolet. — .Account  of  a  consulate. — 
The  Count  Pesaro.— Emile  Roque.— The  Petit 
Soulier.- Wet  day  at  an  Irish  inn. 

Wet  days  at  Edgewood:  with  old  farmers, 

old  gardeners,  and  old  pastorals.  New  York, 
1865.     12°.  2276 

iV"o<«.— Kepr.  from  AOant.  Monthly,  v.  12-14. 186.3-64. 

A  Bachelor's  reverie.    7  pp.    [Harper's  Mag.  v. 1, 

1850,  p.  620.)— A  Dessert  dish  for  travelers.  5  pp. 
{Harper's  Mag.  v.  11,  1855,  p.  242.)— Mr.  Q,nigley'« 
experience.  5  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  15,  1857,  p.  203.) 
— Mr.  Sharply  again.  4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  18, 
1859,  p.  522.)— Studies  for  a  picture  of  Venice.  10  pp. 
(Hirper's  Mag.  v.  9,  1854,  p.  186.) 

Fisher,  G.  P.    Mitchell's  novel,  "Dr.  Johns."    16 

pp.     (iVeio  Englander,  v.  25,  1866.  p.  679.) 

Mitchell,  Edward  C.  Critical  handbook. 
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canon,  and  text  of  the  Greek  New  Testament. 

Illustr.  by  tables  and  facsimiles  :    with  a 

map.     London,  n.  d.     p.  8°.  — 1257 

Mitchell,  Edward  P.    The  Tachypomp ;  a 

mathematical  demonstration.  7  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly, 
V.  7,  1874,  p.  587.) 

Mitchell,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Harcourt.  Need- 
ham,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C.  In  7ter  Eng.  female  artists,  v.  2,  p. 
414.     9  pp. 

Mitchell,  Ellen  E.    Brockett,  L.  P..  and 

Vaughan,  Mrs.  M.  C.  In  their  Woman's  work  in  the 
civil  war,  p.  420.     7  pp. 

Mitchell,  Gaston.  1837—.  Journal  des  2 
mondeS  pendant  le  siege  de  Paris,  precede 
d'une  preface  de  Jules  Noriac.  Paris,  1871. 
8°.  1693 

Mitchell,  J.  Murray,  D.  D.    John  Wilson. 

8  pp.    (Disruption  worthies.  Memorial  of,  1843,  v.  4,  p.  497.) 

Mitchell,  James.  Dewar,  H.  On  the  educa- 
tion of  M.  20  pp.  (Royal  Soc.  Edln.  Trans,  v.  8,  1818,  p. 
137.)— Gordon,  J.  Additional  communications  re- 
specting the  blind  and  deaf  boy,  James  Mitchell.  7 
pp.  (Royal  Soc.  Edin.  Trans.w  8, 1818,p.l29.)— Stewart, 
D.  Some  account  of  M.,  a  boy  born  deaf  and  blind. 
71  pp.  {Works,  V.  4,  p.  300;  and  Royal  Soc.  Edln.  Trans. 
V.  7, 1815,  p.  1.)— 'Wardrop,  J.  History  of  M.,  a  boy 
born  blind  and  deaf.  27  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  6,  1816, 
p.  333.) 

Mitchell,  Maj.-Gen.  John.     1785-1858.    The 

fall  of  Napoleon :  an  historical  memoir. 
London,  1845.  3  v.  p.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Fra- 
ser's  Mag.  v.  32,  1845,  p.  112.)  1687 

Life  of  Wallenstein,  Duke  of  Friedland. 

London,  1837.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Fraser's  Mag. 
V.  17,  1838,  p.  484.)  5843 

Thoughts  on  tactics.    14  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  Frase.r's 

Mag.  V.  17,  ia38,  p.  602.) 

Mitchell,  John.  Manual  of  practical  assav- 
ing.     2  ed.     London,  1854.     8°.  —3744 

Mitchell,  John  Kearsley,  M.  D.  1796-1858. 
Value  of  the  practical  interrogation  of  na- 
ture :  a  lecture,  delivered  at  the  Franklin 
Institute  in  Nov.,  1832.  Phila.  1834.  8°. 
{Bound pamph.  V.22Q.)  5933 

Mitchell,  John  M.  The  herring,  its  natural 
history  and  national  importance.  With  illus- 
trations.    Edinburgh,  1864.     8°.  —2626 

Mitchell,  Lucy  M.  History  of  ancient 
sculpture,  with  numerous  illustrations.  New 
York,  1883.     r.  8°.  —1744 

Mitchell,  Nahum.  1769-1853.  History  of 
the  early  settlement  of  Bridgewater,  in  Ply- 
mouth county,  Mass.,  including  an  exten- 
sive family  register.    Boston,  1840.    8°,   2624 

AlKer,  A.  M.    Hon.  Nahum  JVLltcbell.    6  pp.    (New 

Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  bing.  v.  2,  p.  69.) 

Mitchell,  Samuel  Weir,  M.  D.  1829-.  Lec- 
tures on  diseases  of  the  nervous  system, 
especially  in  women.  2  ed.,  with  pi.  Phila. 
1885.     p.  8°.  —3767 

Autobiograpby  of  a  quack.     23  pp.     (Atlant. 

Monthly,  v.  20,  1807,  pp.  4G6,  586.)— Case  of  George 
Dedlow.  U  pp.  {Atlant.  Afonthly,\.  IS,  1H&6,  p.  \.)— 
In  war  time.  169  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  53,  1884, 
pp.  1,  153,  297,  483,  6.51,  759;  v.  54,  1884,  pp.  60,  145,  289, 
433,  577,  721.)— Keargarge.  1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v. 
42, 1878,  p.  10.)— MU«  Helen.  8  pp.  {Allant.  Monthly, 
V.  32,  1873,  p.  190.)— The  Ctnaker  grave-yard.  1  p. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  41,  1878,  p.  217.) — Researches  upon 
the  venom  oJT  the  rattlesnake;  with  an  Investi- 
gation of  the  anatomy  and  pliyslology  of  the  organs 
concerned.  i56  pp.  (Smlthson.  Inst.  Contrib.  v.  12.)— 
"Waa  he  dead?  17  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  25,  1870, 
p.  86.) 

and  Morehoii8e,George  R.  Researches 

upon  the  anatomy  and  physiology  of  respiration  In 
the  chelonia.    42  pp.    (Smlthson.  Inst.  Contrib.  v.  13.) 

Mitchell,  Thomas.  1783-1845.  Index  Graeci- 
tatis  Isocraticae.     Accedit  index  nominum 


propriorum  uterque  conf ectus.  Oxonii,  1828. 
8°.  8291 

(Ed.)  Acharnenses  of  Aristophanes.  [Gr.] 

See  Aristophanes. 

(Ed.)      Clouds  of  Aristophanes.      [Gr.] 

See  Aristophanes. 

[Ed.)    Frogs  of  Aristophanes.    [Gr.]    See 

Aristophanes. 

[Ed.)   Indices  Graecitatis  quos  in  singulos 

oratores  Atticos  confecit.     See  Reiske,  J.  J. 

(Ed.)     Knights  of  Aristophanes.      [Gr.] 

See  Aristophanes. 

(Ed.)   Wasps  of  Aristophanes.    [Gr.]  See 

Aristophanes. 

Mitchell,  Thomas  D.,  M.  D.    John  Eberle. 

19  pp.     (Grross,  8.  D.,  Live.^  of  Am.  physicians,  p.  460.) 

Mitchell,  Col.  Sir  Thomas  Livingstone. 
1792-1855.  Three  expeditions  into  the  inte- 
rior of  eastern  Australia  ;  with  descriptions 
of  the  recently  explored  region  of  Australia 
Felix,  and  of  the  present  colony  of  New 
South  Wales.  London,  1839.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Blackwood''s  Mag.  v.  45,  1839,  p.  113.) 

2494 

Mitchell,  W.   Stephen.     Place  of  fish  in  a 

hard-working  diet,  with  notes  on  the  use  of  fish  In 
former  times.  136  pp.  (London  Internat.  Elsh.  Exhlb. 
Literature,  v.  1,  p.  327.) 

Mitchell,   Walter.     1826—.     A  bundle  of 

Irish  pennants.  12  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  2,  1858,  p. 
803.)— The  Mocking-bird.  6  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly, 
v.  11,  1876,  p.  171.)— Tacking  ship  offshore.  2  pp. 
{Atlant.  Mon'hly,  v.  1,  1858,  p.  334.)— Twenty  dollars. 
10  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  28,  1871,  p.  306.)— Why 
Henry  Jones  did  not  go  to  Canada.  9  pp. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  24,  1869,  p.  261.) 

Mitchell,  Rev.  Walter,  Toiiiig,  J.  R.,  and 

luiray,  John.  Mechanical  philosophy  : 
including  the  properties  of  matter,  elemen- 
tary statics,  dynamics,  hydrostatics,  hydro- 
dynamics, pneumatics,  practical  mechanics, 
and  the  steam  engine.  London,  1856.  8°. 
( Orr,  W.  S. ,  Circle  of  sci. )  —1526 

Mitchener,  C.  H.  Ohio  annals.  Historic 
events  in  the  Tuscarawas  and  Muskingum 
valleys,  and  in  other  portions  of  the  state  of 
Ohio.     Dayton,  Ohio,  1€76,     8°.  3594 

Mitchill,    Samuel    Latham,  M.  D.,  LL.  D. 

1764-1831.  Dlscour.se  delivered  before  the  New  York 
Historical  Society,  Dec.  6,  1813.  67  pp.  (N.  Y.  Hist. 
Soc.  Coll.  1  s.  V.  2,  p.  149.)— Letters  from  Washing- 
ton, 1801-13.     15  pp.     {Harper's  Mag.  v.  58, 1879,  p.  740.) 

Fairchild,  H.  Le  R.     Samuel  L.  Mitchill.    8  pp. 

(In  his  Hist,  of  N.  Y.  Acad,  of  Scl.  p.  57.)— Francis,  J. 
W.  Samuel  Latham  Mitchill.  22  pp.  (Gross,  S.  D., 
Lives  of  Am.  physicians,  p.  267.) — Life  of  M.  8  pp. 
(Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J.,  Nat.  portr.  gallery, 
V.  1.) 

Mites.    Taylor,  C.    A  chapter  on  mites.    8 

pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  22,  1861,  p.  607.) 

Mitforcl,  A.  B.   Tales  of  old  Japan.   London, 

1871.    2  V.  8°.  1284 

Mitford,  Edward  Ledwich.  Land  march 
from  England  to  Ceylon,  40  years  ago, 
through  Dalmatia,  Montenegro,  Turkey, 
Asia  Minor,  Syria,  Palestine,  Assyria.  Per- 
sia, Afghanistan,  Scinde,  and  India.  Illustr. 
with  original  sketches.  London,  1884.  2  v. 
8°.  1495 

Mitford,  Rev.  John.  1781-1859.  Cursory 
notes  on  various  passages  in  the  text  of 
Beaumont  and  Fletclier.as  ed.  by  Rev.  Alex- 
ander Dyce,  and  on  his  ''Few  notes  on 
Shakespeare."    London,  1856.     8°.  3374 

Life  of  Dryden.    48  pp.    (Dryden,  J.,  Works,  v.  1, 

1856,  p.   1.)— Essay  ou  the  poetry  of  Gray.     86  pp. 


MITFORD 


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MITTEN 


(Gray,  T.,  Works,  1816,  t.  1.  p.  xci ;  ld5«,  v.  a,  p.  1.)— 
Life  of  Thomas  Gray.  69  pp.  (Gray.  T.,  Works,  1816, 
V.  1,  p.  1;  1858,  V.  1,  p.  1.)— Life  of  Milton.  153  pp. 
(Milton,  J.,  Works,  v.  1,  p.  v.)— Life  of  Edward  Tonng. 
49  pp.     (Young,  E.,  Poet,  works,  v.  1,  p.  ix.) 

(Ijd.)    Correspondence  of  Thomas  Gray 

and  Rev.  Norton  NichoUs.    See  Gray.  T. 

(Ed.)     C!orrespondence  of  Thomas  Gray 

and  William  Mason.     See  Gray.  T. 

Mitford.  Mary  Russell.  1786-1855.  Letters. 
2  s.  Edl  by  Henry  Chorley.  London,  1872. 
2  V.  12°.  3866 

Our  village  :  sketches  of  rural  character 

and  scenery.  Newed.  London.  1870.  2  v. 
12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  31,  1825.  p. 
166.)  2265 

Recollections  of  a  literary  life  ;  or,  books, 

places,  and  people.  2  ed.  London.  1853. 
2  V.  p.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v. 
71,  1852.  p.  259  :  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  40, 
1852,  p.  301.)  2244 

Foacarl :  a  tragedy.    59  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit. 

theat.  V.  38.) — Julian :  a  tragedy.  66  pp.  (Cumber- 
land, J.,  Brit.  theoL  y.  3-2.)— Letters.  76  pp.  (Fields, 
J.  T.,  Testerdayt  with  authors,  p.  277.)  —  Personml 
sketcbes  and  reminiscences.  9  pp.  (Harper"*  Mag. 
r.  4, 1852,  p.  503.)— Rlenzl :  a  tragedy.  66  pp.  (Cum- 
berland, J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  24.) 

L'ESTRAXGE.  A.  G.  K.  [Ed.)  The  friend- 
ships of  3Iary  Russell  Mitford  as  recorded 
in  letters  from  her  literary  correspondents. 
1882.  2  V. 

Atberton  ;  a  novel.    4  pp.    (Bev.  of  In  Westm.  Sec. 

\.  15, 1831,  p.  146.)— Miss  A««ten  and  Miss  Mitford. 
24  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  107,  1870,  p.  290;  (^uart.  Rev. 
T.  128, 1870,  p.  196.)— Fields,  i.  T.  Miss  Mitford.  14 
pp.  (/nhu  Yesterdays  with  authors,  p.  263;  and  AUant. 
Monthly,  v.  28, 1871,  p.  754.) — Gallery  of  literary  char- 
acters. Mary  Bussell  Mitford.  2  pp.  yPraser't  Mag. 
V.  3, 1831,  p.  410.)— Poems.  5  pp.  (Bev.  of  in  Qtuirt. 
Rev.  T.  4,  IKIO,  p.  514.)— Stories  of  American  lire. 
11  pp.  (Bev.  of  In  Westm.  Rev.  v.  14, 1831,  p.  395.)— Two 
women  of  letters.  4  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  51, 1883, 
p.  413.) 

L -Estrange.  A.  G.  K.   (Ed.)     Life  of 

Mary  Russell  Mitford.     1870,  3  v. 

Adams,  W.  H.  D.    Miss  Mary  Bussell  Mitford.    37 

pp.  (In  his  Cel.  Englishwomen  of  the  Yictorian  era, 
V.  1,  p.  189.)— Conant,  S.  S.  Mary  Bussell  Mitford.  7 
pp.  (Harper's  .Mag.  v.  40,  1870,  p.  409.)— Manning,  A. 
Mary  Bussell  Mitford.  9  pp.  (MacmitlaH's  Mag.  v.  21, 
1870,  p.  346.)— MarUncan,  H.  Mary  Bussell  Mitford. 
7  pp.     (In  her  Blog.  sketches,  p.  353.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  75,  1854,  p.  658. 

Mitford,  Maj.  R.  C.  W.  To  Caubul  with 
the  cavalry  brigade.  A  narrative  of  personal 
experiences  with  the  force  under  Gen.  Sir 
F.  S.  Roberts.  With  map  and  illustrations. 
London,  1881.     8°.  3435 

Mitford,  William.    History  of  Greece.    40 

pp.  iBev.  of  in  EJin.  Ilec.  v.  12,  18u8,  p.  478;  QuarL  Rev. 
T.  25,  1821,  p.  154.)— Observations  on  the  history  and 
doctrine  of  Citrlstlantty.  6  pp.  (Bev.  of  In  Valpy, 
A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  29,  1K24,  p.  317.)— Inquiry  Into  the 
principles  of  harmony  In  language.  29  pp.  (Bev. 
of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  6.  1805,  p.  357.  i— Macanlay,  T.  B.,  1 
Baron.  Mllford's  History  of  Greece.  9  pp.  (Essays, 
aril,  and  mitceL  p.  424.) 

Mithra.  Lajard.  J.  B.  F.  Recherches  sur 
le  culte  public  et  les  mysteres  de  Mithra  en 
orient  et  en  Occident.     1867. 

WiKDiscHMAX,  F.      Mithra.     Ein  beitrag 

zur  mythengeschichte  des  Orients.  1857. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Abhandi.  v.  1.) 

Detlefscn,  D.    Sur  uu  monument  mithriaque  de 

I'Afrique.  6  pp.  {Rev.  archill,  n.  s.  v.  7, 1863,  p.  293.) 
— Eichliorn,  J.  G.  De  deo  sole  invicto  Mithra.  42 
pp.  1  pi.  iGoetUngen,  K.  gesells.  wlssens.  Comment, 
recent.  HisL-pKilol.  v.  3,  1816,  p.  121.)— Ijajard,  J.  B.  F. 
M6moire  sur  2  bas-reliefs  mithrlaques  qui  ont  6t6 
d^coaverts  en  Transylvanle.  132  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 


Acad.  Inscript.  Miwi.  t.  14,  pt.  2,  1840,  p.  54.)— M^molre 
sur  un  bas-relief  mlthrlaque  qui  a  etS  dScouvert  k 
Vlenne.  106  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  InscripL  Mim. 
V.  15,  pt.  2,  1845,  p.  2>3l.) 

Mittaridates,  exprimens  differentias  lin- 
guarum.     Gesner.  C.  —2176 

Mithridates,  oder  allgemeine  sprachen- 
kunde.     Adelung.  J.  C.     4  v.  —2187 

Mithridates  minor.  Welsford.H.  —2184 

Mitla.    Doutrelaine.  L.  T.  S.     Rapport  sur 

les  ruines  de  M.  8  pp.  [Archie,  commis.  sci.  du  Mex.  v. 
3.  p.  104.) — Mexican  antiquities  of  Palenqne  and 

M.     10  pp.     (Dem.  Rev.  v.  1,  1838,  p.  37.) 

Mitla  :  a  narrative  of  incidents  and  personal 
adventures  ...  in  Mexico.  Tempsky ,  G.  F. 
von.  '  2484 

Mitra,  Rajendralala.  Indo- Aryans  :  contri- 
butions towards  the  elucidation  of  their  an- 
cient and  mediaeval  history.  London.  1881. 
2  V.  8°.  3415 

See  also  Bibliotbeca  Indica,  Sansk-ril. 

Mitraillense,  The.     4  pp.     {MaemiUan''8 

Mag.  V.  22,  18^0,  p.  372.) 

Mitre.    Milner,  J.    Description  of  a  mitre 

and  crosier,  part  of  the  ancient  pontificalia  of  the  see 
of  Limerick.  10  pp.  1  pi.   (Archaeologia,  v.  17, 1814,  p.  30.) 

Mitsctaerlich,  Eilhardt.  1794-1863.  Prac- 
tical and  experimental  chemistry,  adapted 
to  arts  and  manufactures.  Tr.  by  Stephen 
Love  Hammick.    London.  1838.    12°.   —1596 

Mittarelli,  Giovanni  Benedetto.  1708-77. 
Ad  Scriptores  rerum  Italicarum  CI.  Muratorii 
accessiones  historicae  Faventinae.  Venetiis, 
1T71.     fo.  2721 

Contents.  Azxnrlnio,  B.  Chronica  breviora,  ali- 
aque  monumenta  Faventina. — Canttnelll,  P.  Chro- 
niconFaventlnum. — Castellan!, P.  X.  Nuncupatorla 
eplstola  ad  Clementem  VII. — Testlmonla  vel  mentlo 
de  Fa-ventlna  urbe. — Prisca  monumenta  et  antlqua- 
rum  chartarum  excerpta,  quae  ad  htstoriam  E^ven- 
tinam  faciunt — Ferrerlo,  Z.  Eplstola  de  laudlbus 
urbis  Faventlae.— Ferrio,  G.  Epistola  de  tabularlo 
Azzuriniano. — Flaminio,  G.  A.  Eplstola  de  laudlbus 
urbls  Faventlae;  Viiae  SS.  Terentii,  Sabini,  Emlliani, 
et  Petri  Damianl,  protect" irum  urbis  Faventlae. — In- 
dices cbronolegicl  X. — Inscriptiones  veteres 
Faventinae.  —  Mautlssa  cbartarnm,  ex  archivo 
Bononieuse. — Appendix  Moiittmentomm  Faven- 
tlnomnt. — Statntnm  Faveiitiniiin  ex  cod.  Coml- 
tis  Bodulphl  de  Zaulls.- Tolosani,  Deacon  of  Faenta. 
Chronicon — ^Znecoll,  A.  Eplstola  ad  flilnm  suum. — 
Zneeoli,  G.  Epistola  ad  magistrum  Gregorium  ne- 
potem  suum. 

De  literaturaFaventinorum.  sive  de  viris 

doctis  et  scriptoribus  urbis  Faventlae.  Ve- 
netiis. 1775.  fo.  (With  his  Ad  Script,  rer. 
Ital.  Muratorii  accessiones. )  2721 

Catalogi  IV :  quorum  II  ...  ad  collecti- 

onem  scriptorum  rerum  Italicarum  Mura- 
tori.  Tartinii.  et  Mittarelli.     1853. 

Mittelalterliche  bearbeituiigen  der 
Trojanersage.  Greif.  W.  (Stengel.  E.. 
Au-sgaben  und  abhaiuUungen.  v.  61.)         2305 

Mittelenglische  graniinatik.  Strat- 
mann.  F.  H.  — 2122 

Mittelengli$$che  Poeiua  morale.  Lew- 
in.  H.  {Ed.)  i393 

Mittelhochdeutsches  haiid-woerter- 
blich.    Lexer.  M.     3  v.  1174 

Mittelitalien  vor  den  zeiten  roemischer 
herrschaft.     Abeken,  W.  L.  A.  R.  3534 

Mitteliiederlandsclie  epische  fragmen- 
ten.  Kalfif.  G.  [Ed.)  (Moltzer.  H.  E.,  and 
Winkel.  J.  te.  Biblioih.  van  middelneder- 
landsehe  letterkunde. )  —3 1 92 

Mitten,  W.      Mosses  and  Jungermanniae. 

7  pp.  I  Ji'ares,  Sir  G.  8..  Jfarrat.  of  a  voyage  to  Polar  sea, 
1875-76,  V.  2,  p.  313.) 


MITTERMAIER 


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MOBILE 


Mittermaier,  Karl  Josef  Anton.  1787-1867. 

Das  volksgericht  iu  gestalt  der  schwur-  und  schoeffen- 
gerichte.     40  pp.     {Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  1,  1866.) 

Mitterrutzner,  Johann  Chrysostomus  Jo- 
seph. 1818—.  Likiklrl-lo-kijakual  jurloBarl,  "Thier- 
maercheu  Im  laude  der  Barl  "  (Centr.-AIrica).  11  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  21, 1867,  p.  221.) 

Mittlieillingen  aus  dem  K.  Zoologischen 

inuseum  zii  Dresden.    See  Dresden. 
Mittlieilliiigen  des  statistischen  Bureau's 

in  Berlin.     Dieterici,F.  W.  K.    12  v.    —2303 
Mittler,  Franz  Ludwig.      Deutsche  volks- 

lieder.     Frankfurt  a.  M.  1865.     r.  8°.       2344 
Mitllere  Jura  im  nordwestlichen  Deutsch- 

land.     Brauns,  D.  —1626 

Mitt  on,  Maj.-Gen.    (— ).    Notice  of.     3  pp. 

(England's  worthier  :  Snieeton,  G.,  Hist,  tracts,  v.  2.) 

Mitylene.   Caulfield,  J. ,  Earl  of  Charlemont. 

Account  of  a  singular  custom  at  Metellu,  ■with  some 
conjectures  on  the  antiquity  ol  Its  origin.    18  pp. 
(Royal  Irish  Acad.  Trans,  v.  3, 1790,  p.  3.) 
See  also  Iicsbos. 

M iTart,  St.  George.  1827—.  The  cat.  An 
introduction  to  the  study  of  backboned  ani- 
mals, especially  mammals.  With  200  illus- 
trations.    New  York,  1881.     8°.  —1676 

The  common  frog.     London,  1874.     12°. 

—1607 

Man  and  apes,  an  exposition  of  structural 

resemblances  and  differences  bearing  upon 
questions  of  affinity  and  origin.  London, 
1873.     12°.  —1685 

On  the  genesis  of  species.    New  York, 

1871.     12°.  —1685 

Contemporary  evolution.    37  pp.    (Kev.  of  iu 

Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  27,  1876,  p.  1.)— FlsUe,  J.  Mr.  Ml- 
vart  on  Darwinism.  7  pp.  {In  his  Darwinism  and 
other  essays,  p.  32.) — liessons  from  nature.  21  pp. 
(Bo  V.  of  iu  Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  26, 1876,  p.  301.)— Liberty 
of  conscience.  46  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Rev.  n.  s. 
V.  28,1877,  p.  1.) 

Mixed  dialects  and  foreign  words  used  in 
Telugu,  Dictionary  of.     Brown,  C.  P.      1183 
Mixed  essays.    Arnold,  M.  2286 

Mixed  marriages.    See  Marriage. 
Mizaud,  Antoine.     Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

honiraey,  v.  40. 

Mnaseas,  of  Patara.    B.  C.  3  cent.     Frag- 

meuta.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  10  pp.  {Didot,  A.  ¥.,  Biblioth.gr. 
Fragm.  hist.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  149.) 

Preller,  3.    Mnaseas  von  Patara.    8  pp.    (Zeits.  f. 

Alter thumsw.  v.  13,  1846,  p.  673.) 

Mvr;/iEia  'E?2T/vtKr/g  laropiaq.  Sathas,  C.  N.  (Ed.) 
6  V.  3742 

Mnemonics.    See  Memory. 

Mnemonika:  or,  chronological  tablets; 
exhibiting,  in  a  methodical  manner,  the 
most  remarkable  occurrences,  from  the  cre- 
ation of  the  world  to  the  present  period. 
Baltimore,  1812.     18°.  2447 

Mnemonika,  or  the  tablet  of  memory. 
Darby,  W.  2457 

Mnemosyne.  Tijdschrift  voor  classieke  lit- 
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Dr.  E.  Mehler  .  .  .  Leyden,  1852-62.  11  v. 
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—4104 

Mnesiuiachus.    B.  C.  4  cent.    Fragmenta. 

[Gr.  el  Lat.]  6  pp.  (MAol,  K.V.,  liibUoth.gr.  fuel. comic. 
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Mnesiptolemus.  B.  C.  2  cent.   Fragments. 

[Or.]  1  p.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm.  hist.  Gr. 
V.  3,  p.  71.) 

Mniszeclif   Marina,    Czarina   of  Moscovy. 

•Junot,  L.  P.,  Diicltessed'Abranlis.    Marina  Mnlazecn, 


Czarina  of  Moscovy.  43  pp.  (In  her  Memoirs  of  eel. 
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Moab.     CoNDER,  C.  R.     Heth  and  Moab. 

1883. 

Merrill,  S.     East  of  the  Jordan,  a  record 

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Tristram,  H.  B.    The  land  of  Moab  .  .  . 

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Mas-I^atrle,  J.  M.  J.  L.  de.    La  terre  au  deli  du 

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de.  Les  Moabites  et  les  villes  maudites  de  la  Penta- 
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consular-untersuchung  in  Jerusalem.  Bericht,  die 
behauptete  faelschuug  der  moabilischen  thonsachen 
betreffend.  21  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeils.  v. 
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funde.  13  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  26, 
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^ee  also  Meslia  I,  King  of  Moab. 

Moabite  stone.  Colenso,  J.  W.,  Bp.  of 
Natal.  Lectures  on  the  Pentateuch,  and  the 
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King,  J.   Moab 's  patriarchal  stone:  being 

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Clermout-Ganueau,  C.    La  St61e  de  Dhlban.    24 

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See  also  Academy,  v.  1,  1869-70,  pp.  193,  217,  272,  327 ; 
Athenaeum,  1870,  Jan.-June,  pp.  357,  453,  613, 676 ;  1873, 
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Moab's  patriarchal  stone.    King,  J. 

1787 
Moallakdt,  The,  or  7  Arabian  poems,  which 
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William  Jones.  91  pp.  (Clouston,  W.  A.  {Ed.),  Arabian 
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Mob  law.    23  pp.     {Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  17, 

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Moberly,  Bev.  Charles  Edward.  The  early 
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(Ed.)  Commentaries  of  C.  Julius  Caesar. 

The  Gallic  war.  See  Caesar,  C.  J.  (in  supple- 
ment). 

Moberly,  George ,  Bp.  of  Salisbui'y.  1803-85. 
Administi'ation  of  the  Holy  Spirit  in  the 
body  of  Christ.  Eight  lectures  preached 
before  the  University  of  Oxford,  in  the  year 
1868,  on  the  foundation  of  the  late  Rev.  John 
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Moberly,  George  Herbert  (Ed.)  Historia 
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Mobile,  Ala.  Andrews,  Maj.-Gen.  C.  C. 
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Gllmore,  J.  T.  Account  of  yellow  fovor  as  It  pre- 
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Haolclpal  sanitation  as  practised  in  M.  for  preventing 
the  spread  of  yellow  fever.  9  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health 
Assoc.  Reports,  v.  6,  p.  176.) 

Mobile  bay.  Parker,  F.  A.  Battle  of 
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Baldwin,  H.     Farragut   In    Mobile  bay.     5  pp. 

{ScHbner's  Monthiy,  v.  13,  1877,  p.  539.) 

Mobray,  Thomas,  Duke  of  Norfolk.     1367- 

1400.  Voyage  lo  -Jerusalem,  1399.  1  p.  (Hakluyt,  E., 
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MocenigO,  Alvise.  16  cent.  Sommario  della 
relazionedi.lSlS.  5  pp.  (Alberl,  E.,  ff<Jaz.  amftoj.  t<n<<i, 
3  s.  V.  3,  p.  51.) 

Mocenigo,  Andrea.     15  cent.    Belli  memo- 

rabllis  Criiueracensis  ad  versus  Venetos  historlae  libri 
VI.    Ifr2  jip.    (^Graevlus,  .J.  G.,  The*,  aniiq.  ItaL  v.  5,  pt.  4.) 

Mocenigo,  Lazzaro.     16  cent.     Relazione  di 

Urbiuo,  1.570.  18  pp.  (Albdri,  E.,  Relaz.  ambat.  veneli, 
2  9.  V.  2,  p.  95  ) 

Bfocenigo,  Leonardo.   16  cent.   Relazione  di 

Germama,1559.     44  pp.    {A.\b^ri,K.,  Relaz.  ambat.  veneti, 

1  s.  V.  6,  p.  79.) 

Mocenigo,  Luigi.      —1577.      Relazione  di 

Roma,  1560.    44   pp.      (Albdrl,  E.,  Relaz.  ambas.  reneli,   , 
■2  a.  V.  4,  p.  21.) 

Mocha.    Account  of  the  king  of  M.,  and  of 

his  country.  3  pp.  (Churchill,  A.  and  J.,  Voyages,  v.  6, 
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Mochinius,  Pres?«^er.    [Vita.]    1  p.    (Asse- 

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Mochulleus,  Bp.  in  Ireland.    Vita.    3  pp. 

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Mock-heroic  poetry. 

Butler.  S.     Hudibras.     1744,  2  v. ;  1859, 

2  V.     (Bohn,  H.  G..  niustr.  Libr.) 

Homerus.     Batrachomvomachia  Homero 

vulgo  attributa.     [Gr.]     1853. 

Batrachomyomachia,  hymns,  and  epi- 
grams.    1858. 

Minor  poems.     Battle  of  the  frogs  and 

mice  .  .  .     1872. 

Batracomiomachia,  tr.  da  N.  Pagano. 

F.  Mazzarella.  1787;  1789.  (Collezione  poemi 
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Abt<. — For  other  eds.  and  trs.  see  Homerus. 

Tassom,  a.     La  Secchia  rapita.     1797: 

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Voltaire,  F.  M.  A.  de.  La  Pucelle  d 'Or- 
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B«rlo\r,  .J.    The  Hasty  pudding.    16  pp.   (Harper's 

Mag.  V.  13,  1856,  p.  145.)— Bolleaa-Despr^anx,  N. 
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Gatomachia  del  LIcenclado  Tome  de  Burgulllos.  91 
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Villavicioga,  J.  de.  La  Mosquea.  81  pp.  (Ochoa, 
E.  de,  Tesoro  poem,  espan.  epic.  p.  477 ;  RoseU,  C,  Poem, 
epic.  V.  1,  p.  571 :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.) 

Mocqnard,  Jean  Frangois  C!onstant.    Sikes, 

Mrs.  O.  L.     Mocquard.    3  pp.    {Harper's  Mag.  v.  36, 1&68, 

Moctader,  conte  oriental.    34  pp.    Florian, 

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Mode  of  draining  land.    Johnstone,  J. 
«    ^  —4685 

Mode  of  formation  of  shells  of  animals. 
Rainey.  G.  — 1607 

Model',  A,  and  a  wife.  19  pp.  (Eraser's  Maq. 

v.  66,  1S6-2,  p.  95.)  ^*^  ^f 

Model  architect.  The.    Sloan,  S.    2  v. 

Modeua,  Italy.  Ricci,  L.  Riforma  degl' 
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Annates  veteres  Matinensinnk  ab  anno  1131 

usque  ad  1336,  auclore  anonymo.  21  pp.  (Muratori, 
L.  A.,  Ser.  Ital.  script,  v.  11,  p.  49.)— Bazano,  G.  da. 

Chronicon  Mutinense.  46  pp.  (Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Eer. 
Ital.  script,  v.  15,  p.  551.) — Giraudean,  F.  Archives 
du  Due  de  Modine.  Documenti  relatlvi  al  govemo 
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pp.  (In  his  Hist,  of  painting  In  Italy,  v.  4,  p.  32.) — 
Iifbri,  G.  ReTue  sclentiflque  et  lltt^ralre  de  I'ltalie 
.  .  .  Mod&ne.  21  pp.  (Ret.  d.  deux  mondes,  1832,  v.  7,  p. 
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Ser.  Ital.  script,  v.  11,  p.  89.) 

See  also  Tassonl,  A.    La  Secchia  rapita. 

Moderation.  Hall,  J.  Christian  modera- 
tion. 106  pp.  (irorfcj,  V.  6,  p.  385.)— Penn,  W.  A 
persuasive  to  moderation.   53  pp.   (  Works,  v.  4,  p.  319.) 

Moderatns.    1  cent.    Fragmenta.    [Gr.  et 

Lot.]  3  pp.  (Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm.  phUos. 
Gr.  v.  2,  p.  48.) 

Modern  American  spiritualism.  Hard- 
inge.  E.  —1443 

Modern  Argonauts,  The.  3  pp.  {Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  67,  1850,  p.  539;  Harper's  Mag.  v.  1, 1850, 
p.  1-20.) 

Modern  art  education.  Langl.  J.  —2367 

Modern  Athens  displayed  in  a  series  of 
views :  or.  Edinburgh  in  the  19  century. 
Shepherd.  T.  H.  —1732 

Modern  atlas  of  the  earth.  Appleton,  D., 
&  Ck).  1453 

Modern  British  drama.  Scott,  Sir  W. 
{Ed.)     5  v.  3363 

Modern  British  essayists.  New  York, 
1860-61.     8v.  8°.  2263 

Omtents.  Alison,  .^>  A.  Miscellaneous  essays. — 
Carlyle,  T.  Critical  and  miscellaneous  essays. — 
Jeffrejr,  F.,  Lord.  Contributions  to  the  Edinburgh 
Review.— Maeaulajr,  T.  B.,  1  Baron.  Essays,  critical 
and  miscellaneous.- Macklntosb,  Sir  J.  Miscella- 
neous works. — Sntith,  Rev.  S.  Works. — Stepben, 
Sir  3.  Critical  and  miscellaneous  essays.— Talfonrd, 
T.  N.  Critical  and  miscellaneous  writings. — AVilson, 
J.    The  recreations  of  Christopher  North. 

Abte.— The  Essays  of  Sir  J.  Stepben  and  T.  N.  Tal- 
fourd  are  in  the  same  v. 

Modern  builders*  guide.    Lafever.  M. 

—1772 
Modern  characters.  Annapolis.  1819.  16°. 

2297 
Modern  chemistry.  Introduction  to.  Hof- 

mann.  A.  W.  —1596 

Modern  chromatics.  Rood,  O.  N.  —1726 
Modern  diabolism.    Williamson,  M.  J. 

—1447 
Modern  doubt  and  Christian  belief.  Christ- 

lieb.  T.  —3245 

Modern  £gypt  and  Thebes.     Wilkinson, 

StrJ.  G.    2v.  1777 

Modern  ^Egyptians,  Manners  and  customs 

of  the.     Lane.  E.  W.     2  v.  1778 

Modern  English.    Hall,  F.  —2127 

Modern  Europe,  History  of.    Russell,  W. 

4  V.  3754 

Modern  France.    Browning,  O.  1678 

Modern  Frenchmen.    Hamerton,  P.  G. 

3831 
Modem    gardening.    Observations   on. 

Wheatley.  T.  —4686 

Modern  German  music.   Chorley,  H.  F. 

2  V.  —2746 

Modem  Greece.    Baird,  H.  M.  1478 

Modern  Greece.    57  pp.    Hemans,  Mrs. 

F.  D.,  Works,  v.  2,  p.  169. 

Modern  Greece.    Jebb,  R.  C.  2737 


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Modern  Greece,  History  of.  Tennent,  Sir 
J.  E.     2  V.  2735 

Modern  Greek  language.  See  Greek 
language,  Modem. 

Modern  Greeks  and  Albanians.    232  pp. 

Clark,  E.  L.,  Races  nf  European  Turkey,  p.  75. 

Modern  Griselda,  The.     90  pp.    Edge- 

wortli,  M.,  Tales  and  novels,  v.  10,  p.  263. 

Modern  Gyges,  The  :  a  tale  of  trials.    23 

pp.     (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  25, 1829,  p.  231.) 

Modern    history.     See   History,  Modern 

history. 
Modern  husbandry.    Andrews,  G.  H. 

—4686 
Modern  idolatry.     13  pp.    (Brownson''s 

Quart.  Rev.  v.  2,  1845,  p.  385.) 

Modern  India  and  the  Indians.   Williams, 

M.  1485 

Modern  instance,  A.     Howells,  W.  D. 

178  pp.     [Century  Mag.  v.  1, 1882,  pp.  241,  362,  577,  753, 
921 ;  V.  2,  1882,  pp.  114,  2.57,  409,  569,  740,  897.) 

Modern  instrnnientation,Treatise  upon. 
Berlioz,  H.  L.  —2743 

Modern  Jesuitism.    Michelsen,  E.  H. 

—3294 

Modern  Judaism.    Allen,  J.  —2296 

Modern  language  notes.  Baltimore, 
1886-87.     2  V.  4°.  —2151 

Modern  I^atin  language.  See  Latin 
language.  Mediaeval  and  modern. — Low- 
Latin  language. 

Modern  JLatin  literature.  See  Latin 
literature.  Mediaeval  and  modem. — Low- 
Latin  literature. 

Modern  liatin  poetry.  See  Latin  poetry. 
Mediaeval  and  modern. 

Modern  literature  and  literary  men. 
GilfiUan,  G.  2247 

Modern  literature  of  France.  Reynolds. 
G.  W.  M.     2  V.  2256 

Modern  magician,  A.  24  pp.  [Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  101,  1867,  p.  552.) 

Modern  marine  engineering.  Burgh,  N. 
P.  —2722 

Modern  materialism  in  its  relations  to 
•  religion  and  theology.  Martineau,  J.  — 1488 
Modern  Medusa,  The.    7  pp.    [Fraser's 

Matj.  V.  63,  1861,  p.  107.) 

Modern  mind  and  character,  Studies  of. 
Wilson,  J.  2294 

Modern  painters.    Ruskin,  J.    5  v.  in  4. 

—1713 
Modern  philology :  its  discoveries,  his- 
tory, and  influence.    Dwight,  B.  W.     2  v. 

—2183 
Modern  philosophy,  from  Descartes  to 
Schopenhauer  and  Hartmann.     Bo  wen,  F. 

—1414 
Modern   Pilgrim's   progress.     6   pp. 

(lilackwoud's  Mag.  v.  59,  1846,  p.  604.) 

Modern  poets  and  poetry  of  Spain.  Ken- 
nedy, J.  2366 

Modern  practice  of  boiler  engineering. 
Armstrong,  R.  — 2716 

Modern  prophecies.    20  pp.    (Mackay, 

C,  Memoirs  of  extraordinary  poj).  delusions,  v.  1,  p.  222.) 

Modern  Proteus.  Whitney,  J.  L.  W.57 
Modern  Pythagorean.  Macnish,  R.  2  v. 

2285 

Modem  Roman  law.  Compendium  of. 

Tomkins,  F.  J.,  and  Jencken,  H.  D.     —1311 

Modern  Russia.    Eckardt,  J.  8464 


Modern    screw-propulsion.   Practical 

treatise  on.     Burgh,  N.  P.  —2722 

Modern  Socrates,  The,  or  life  and  history 

of  John  Jeremy  Downlugson,  M.  D.  8  pp.  (Fraser's 
Mag.  V.  23,  1841,  p.  216.) 

Modern  state  trials.    Townsend,  W.  C. 

2  V.  —2313 

Modern  state  trials.    159  pp.    Warren, 

S.,  Works,  V.  5,  p.  272. 

Modern  style  of  cabinet  work  exemplified. 
King,  T.  —1772 

Modern  *' symposium."  151  pp.  {Nine- 
teenth Cent.  V.  1, 1877,  pp.  331,  531 ;  v.  2,  1»77,  pp.  329, 
497  ;  V.  3, 1878,  p.  797  ;  v.  4,  1878,  p.  174.) 

Modern  Times,  Long  Island.    Conway,  M. 

D.  Modern  Times,  New  York.  14  pp.  {Forln.  Rev.  v. 
1, 1865,  p.  421.) 

Modern  town  talk.    8  pp.    {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  9, 1837,  p.  159.) 

Modern  upholstery.  Taylor,  (— ).  —1713 

Modern  war :  its  theory  and  practice.  Sza- 
bad,  E.  —2767 

Modern  wines.  History  and  description  of. 
Redding,  C.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Illustr.  Libr.) 

—3737 

Modern  women  and  what  is  said  of  them. 
A  reprint  of  a  series  of  articles  in  the  Satur- 
day Review.  With  an  introduction  by  Mrs. 
Lucia  Gilbert  Calhoun.  New  York,  1868-70. 
2  V.  12°.  —1387 

Moderne  musikalische  zopf.  Nau- 
mann,  E.  —2756 

Moderne    Paris,    Der,  novelle.     29  pp. 

Gaudy,  F.  B.  L.  W.,  Freiherr  von,  Werke,  v.  6,  p.  112. 

Moderne  voelkerrecht  der  civilisirten 
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Modes  et  costumes  historiques.  Pauquet, 
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la  lltt6rature  musulmane  de  I'lnde.  27  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1843,  n.  s.  v.  3,  p.  964.)— Sprenger,  A. 
Ueber  elne  haudschrift  des  ersteu  banUes  des  KU6,b 
Tabaquit  al-kabyr,  vom  sekretaer  des  Waquidy.  7  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeils.  v.  3, 1849,  p.  450.) 

See  also  Arabic;  Persian;  Turkish,  eic,  litera- 
ture. 

^lohanimedans  and  Moliainiuedan- 
isni,  Nmnismatics. 

Poole,  S.  L.  Coins  of  the  Mohammadan 
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his  Catal.  of  orient,  coins,  v.  2.) 

Blan,  E.  O.  F.  H.,  and  Stickel,  J.  G.    Zur  muham- 

medanischen  numlsmatlk  und  epigraphlk.  Ueber 
einige  muhammedanlsche  muenzen.  16  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeils.  v.  11, 1857,  p.  443.)— Erdmann,  F. 
von.    Ueber  das  auf  muhararaedanischen  muenzen 

vorkommende  TL^  «..i  13  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  ge- 
sells. Zeils.  V.  9, 1855,  p.  606.)— Krehl,  C.  L.  E.  Nach- 
traegUehe  bemerkungen  zu  "Blau  und  Stickel," 
Ueber  einige  muhammedanlsche  muenzen.  6  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeils.  v.  12,  1858,  p.  263.)— 
Ueber  einige  muhammedanlsche  muenzen  des  Koe- 
nlgl.  muenz-cablnels  zu  Dresden.  13  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  12,  1858,  p.  250.)— Meier,  E. 
Erklaeruug  zweler  belschriften  auf  muhamraedan- 
ischen  muenzen.  3  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeils. 
v.  18, 1864,  p.  620.) — Werthbezeichnungen  auf  rauham- 
medanlschen  muenzen.  21  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  ge- 
sells. Zeils.  V.  18,  1864,  p.  760.)— Saiivaire,  H.  Matfi- 
riaux  pour  servir  h  I'histoire  de  la  numismatlque  et 
de  la  mfitrologle  musulmanes.    187  pp.    (Joum.  asial. 

7  s.  V.  14,  1879,  p.  455;  v.  15,  1880,  pp.  228,  421.)— Sll- 
vestre  de  Sacy,  A.  I.  Sur  les  travaux  de  M.  Froehn, 
relatifs  k  la  numismatique  musulmane.  8  pp.  (Joum. 
asial.  1  8.  V.  2, 1823,  p.  15.)— Stickel,  J.  G.  Aus  einem 
briefe  an  Prof.  Dr.  Nesselmann  in  Koenigsberg,  die 
werthbestimmungen  auf  muhammedanischeu  muen- 
zen betreffend.  3  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits. 
V.  9, 1855,  p.  a32.)— Mittheilungen  ueber  die  vom  Hin. 
VIcekanzler  Dr.  Blau  in  Konstautlnopel  dem  Orlen- 
tallsten-verelu  zu  Hamburg  praeseutirtou  muham- 
medanischeu muenzen.  10  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  ge- 
sells. Zeils.  V.  10, 1856,  p.  292.)— Ueber  einige  muham- 
medanlsche muenzen.  7  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  V.  9,  1855,  p.  249.)  —  Zur  muhammedanischen 
numlsmatlk.  16  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeils. 
V.  7,  18.53,  p.  228;  v.  18,  1864,  pp.  296,  608.)— Tornberg, 
0.  J.   Ueber  muhammedanlsche  revolulious-muenzoh. 

8  pp.  1  pi.  (Doutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeils.  v.  22,  1868, 
p.  700.) 

,S««  also  Arabia. —  Kgypt.  — India.  — Persia.- 
Sicily.— Spain.— Turkey,  etc. 

Iflohaninicdaiis  and  Moliaiuniedan- 
isiu.  Philosophy. 

Dug  AT,  G.  Histoire  des  philosophes  et 
des  theologiens  musulmans.  (De  632  a  1258 
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Jelal-Ed-din  Mohammed  Ben  Asad  Es- 

Sadiki  Ed  Dewani.  Practical  philosophy  of 
the  Muhainmed.an  peojjle  .  .  .  being  a  tr.  of 
the  Akhlak-i-Jalaly  .  .  .  from  the  Persian : 
with  references  and  notes  by  W.  F.  Thomp- 
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Sayous,  E.  Thfiologiens  et  philosophes  musul- 
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1880,  p.  429;  v.  8,  1880,  p.  88.) 


MOHAJtfMEDANS,  Weights 


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MOIR 


Motaamiuedans  and  Mohauiniedan- 
isiu«  Weights  and  measures. 

Sanvaire,  H.  Materiaux  pour  servlr  II  I'hlstolre 
de  la  uumisiuatlque  et  de  la  luetrologie  musulraanes. 
187  pp.  (Journ.  Oiiat.  7  8.  v.  14,  1879,  p.  455;  v.  15,  1880, 
pp.  -nS,  421.) 

Mohan  Ijal.  Life  of  the  Amir  Dost  Moham- 
med Khan,  of  Kabul :  with  his  political  pro- 
ceedings towards  the  English,  Russian,  and 
Persian  governments,  including  the  victory 
and  disasters  of  the  British  army  in  Afghan- 
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Mohawk  Indians.    Edwards,  J.    Letter 

relatiug  t')  the  ladlaa  school  at  Stockbridge.  13  pp. 
(Masa.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  1  s.  v.  10, 1802,  p.  142.  i— Emplojr- 
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(N.  H.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  V.  2,  ls27,  p.  199.i— Hawley,  G. 
Numbers  lu  the  Mohawk  language.  1  p.  (Mass.  Hist. 
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the  Mohawk  Indians  in  New  Netherland.  24  pp. 
(N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  v.  3, 1857,  p.  137.) 

Mohawk  valley,  N.  T.  Benton,  N.  S. 
History  of  Herkimer  county,  including  the 
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Frederic,  H.  The  Muhawk  valley  during  the  Rev- 
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Molidy,  Mohammed  El.    See  Mohammed  El 

Mohdy. 
Moheg^an  Indians.    Heckeweldeb,  J.  G. 

E.  Narrative  of  the  mission  of  the  United 
Brethren  among  the  Delaware  and  Mohegan 
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Belknap,  J.,  and  Morse,  J.    Report  of  a  committee 

who  visited  the  Oneida  and  Mohekunuh  Indians  in 
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— Edtvards,  J.  Observations  on  the  Mohegan  lan- 
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(Mass.  Hl!^t.  Sue.  C;ll.  1  s.  v.  9, 1804,  p.  99.)— Holmes, 
A.  Memoir  of  the  Moheagans.  25  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc. 
Coll.  1  s.  v.  9.  1804,  p.  75.) 

Mohicans,  Last  of  the.  Cooper,  J.  F.  1274 
Mohl,  Hugo  von.    1805-72.    Principles  of  the 

anatomy  and  physiology  of  the  vegetable 

cell.   Tr.  by  Arthur  Henf rey.     London,  1852. 

8°.  —1684 
On  the  structure  of  the  palm-stem.   Tr.  by  Arthur 

Henf  rey.  92  pp.   (Ray  Soc.  Reports  and  papers  on  botany, 

1849,  p.  1.) 

Mohl,  Julius  von.  1800-76.  Vingt-sept  ans 
d'histoire  des  etudes  orientales.  Rapports 
faits  a  la  Societe  asiatique  de  Paris  de  1840 
a  1867.     Paris,  1879-80.     2  v.  8=.  3176 

{Ed.)    Le  Livre  des  rois.    See  Firdusi, 

Abu'l  Kasim  Mansur  Ben  Ahmed  Ben  Fakhr 
Ed-Din. 

Mueller,  F.  M.  Julius  Mohl.  38  pp.  (/n  his  Bi- 
ographical essays,  p.  220;  and  Contemp.  Rev.  t.  33, 
1878,  p.  1.)— Palmer,  E.  H.  Mohl's  "  Livre  des  rois." 
4  pp.   (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  37, 1878,  p.  74.)— Rueckert, 

F.  Bemerkungen  zu  Mohl's  ausgabe  des  Firdusi, 
band  1.  247  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  8, 
1*54,  p.  239;  v.  10,  1856,  p.  127.) 

Mohl,   Mine.   Mary  Clarke.      0*:Meara,   K. 

Madame  Mohl,  her  salon  and  her  friends. 

1885. 
Simpson,  M.  C.  M.    Some  personal  recollections 

of  M.     13  pp.    (Macmillan't  Mag.  v.  48, 1883,  p.  424.) 

Mohl,  Robert  von.  1799-1875.  Staatsrecht, 
voelkerrecht,  und  politik.  Tuebingen,  1860- 
69.    3  V.  8°.  —1314 

Robert  von  Mohl  als  lebrer  nnd  staatsmann. 

15  pp.     {DatUch.  ruruUc/utu,  v.  7,  1876,  p.  4i6.) 

Mohn,  Henrik.  1835—.  Meteorology.  With 
13  woodcuts,  3  pi.,  and  1  map.  [Norwegian 
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N.  Atlant.  Exped.  pt.  10.)  — 2551 

TAUT  IV.— 39. 


—  The  North  ocean,  its  depths,  temperature, 
and  circulation.  With  48  pi.  and  maps,  and 
3  woodcuts.  [Norwegian  and  Eng.]  Christi- 
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—  Astronomical  observations;  Geography  and 
natural  history  of  the  northern  regions  of  Europe. 
[iVor«7«^ian  and  Bng.]     59  pp.     (Norwegian  iV.  Atlant.  Ex- 


ped. pt.  5. 

Mohnike,  Otto, 
pinischen  inseln. 
Mohr,  Friedrich. 


Die  cetoniden  der  Philip- 
Berlin,  1873.     8°.    —2647 
1806-79.    Geschichte  der 
erde.     Ein  lehrbuch  der  geologie  auf  neuer 
grundlage.    2  aufl.     Bonn,  1875.   8°.    —1614 

Lehrbuch    der    chemisch  -  analytischen 

titrirmethode.  4  aufl.  Braunschweig,  1874. 
8°.  —1563 

Mechanische  theorie  der  chemischen  affi- 

nitaet  und  die  neuere  chemie.  Braun- 
schweig. 1868.    8°.  —1595 

Mohr,  Nicolaus  Karl  Eduard.  1828-76.  To 
the  Victoria  falls  of  the  Zambesi.  Tr.  from 
the  German  by  N.  D'Anvers.  London.  1876. 
8^  1424 

Mohnn  family.    Lyte,  H.  C.  M.    Dunster 

and  its  lords.  96  pp.  3  pi.  {Arcltaeol.  Joum.  T.  37, 1880, 
pp.  57,  155,  271,  395.) 

Moigno,  Frangois    Napoleon    Marie.  Abbe. 

1804-84.  Actualites  scientifiques.  Melanges 
de  physique  et  de  chimie  pures  et  appliquees. 
Paris,  1869.     12°.  —1518 

Contents.  Temp6rature  des  flammes  et  ses  relations 
avec  la  pression.  R€sum6  des  recherches  de  M. 
Frankland.— Sur  I'hydrogenlum,  par  M.  Grabam. 
— Nouveau  mode  de  fabrication  et  de  raffinage  da 
Sucre,  par  E.  Margneritte.  — De  Tanillne  ou  des 
couleurs  du  goudron  de  houille,  lemons  faites  par  W. 
H.  Perkin. — Chaleur  d^gag^e  dans  la  combustion; 
Sur  r^conomie  des  diverses  sortes  de  combustibles,  y 
comprls  les  huiles  minerales,  par  W.  M.  Ranklne. — 
Pouvoirs  caloriflques  des  huiles  minerales  et  de  hou- 
lUes,  par  H.  Sainte-Claire-Devllle.— Recherches 
de  Henry  Salute-Claire-Deville.— Sur  les  rayons  chi- 
miques  et  la  lumiSre  du  del ;  Sur  une  nouvelle  classe 
de  reactions  chlmiques  produltes  par  la  luml^re,  par 
John  Ty-ndall. 

Le  Reverend  Pere  Secchi,  sa  vie,  son  ob- 

servatoire,  etc.     Paris,  1879.     16°.  5887 

[Ed. )     Les  Mondes,  revue  hebdomadaire 

des  sciences,  et  de  leurs  applications  aux  arts 
et  a  Imdustrie.    Paris,  1863-84.    61  v.  8°. 

—1545 
Note. — In  Jan.,  1874,  the  title  was  changed  to  Kocr/io? 
les  Mondes,  in  Jan.,  1882,  to  Cosmos  les  Mondes,  and 
after  the  death  of  Abbe  Moigno  the  review  was  con- 
tinued under  this  title  without  name  of  editor  until 
Feb.,  1885,  when  it  was  changed  to  Cosmos,  its  present 
title.    The  set  in  the  library  lacks  v.  24-26. 

Moile,  Nicholas  Thierry.    State  trials.   25  pp. 

(Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  46,  1839,  p.  548.) 

Moind,  France.    Bernard,  A.  J.    Notice  sur 

le  theatre  antique  et  lesautres  monuments  historiques 
du  bourg  de  M.  28  pp.  (Soc.  aniiq.  de  France,  Mim. 
V.  19, 1849,  p.  165.) 

Moine,  Antoine.     Gautier,  T.     Sculpteurs 

conteraporalns :    M.  Antonin  Holae.    11  pp.    {In  his 

Fusains  et  eaux-fortes,  p.  55.) 

Moingt.    See  Moind. 

Moir.  David  Macbeth,  Jtf.D.    1798-1851.    Life 

of    Dr.   Macnish.      Edinburgh,    1838.      16°. 

(Macnish.  R.,  Modem  Pythagorean,  v.  1.)  2285 

Poetical   works.     Ed.   by  Thomas  Aird. 

With  a  memoir  of  the  author.  2  ed.  Edin- 
burgh, 1860.     2  V.  16°.  1307 

Contents.  Aird.  T.  Memoir  of  M.  v.  1.— Ballads, 
V.  2.  —  Poems  in  reference  to  cbildhood,  v.  2. — 
Domestic  verses,  v.  1. — JBcboes  of  antiquity, 
v.  2. — Elegiac  effnsions,  v.  1.— Poems  ou  flowers, 
T.   1.— Miscellaneous  poems,  t.  2. — Occasional 


Mom 


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MOLECULAR 


poems.  V.  1.— Poems  suggested  by  celebrated  Scot- 
tish loraltf  ies.  v.  1.— Songs,  v.  1.— Sonnets,  v.  1. 

Autobiography  of  Alaiisle  Wniicli,  Tailor.    65 

pp.  {Blackwdod's  Mag.  v.  17,  1825,  p.  667;  v.  18,  1825,  p. 
458;  V.  19,  1826,  pp.  76,  347,  574;  v.  20,  1826,  pp.  298.  514, 
598,710;  v.  21,  1827,  p.  39;  v.  24,  1828,  p.  909.J— Cnsa 
M'appy.  3  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  17,  1838,  p.  535.)— 
Wouncled  spirit.  54  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  1,  1830, 
pp.  417,  663;  v.  2,  1830,  p.  397.) 

Aird,  T.     Memoir  of  M.     92  pp.     (Moir,  D.  M.,  Poet. 

works,  V.  1,  p.  1.)— Gallery  of  literary  characters. 
Dr.  Moir.  2  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  8,  1833,  p.  290.)— Late 
D.  M.  Moir.  2  pp.    [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  70, 1851,  p.  249.) 

Moir,  George.    Notice  of.  9  pp.  (Blackwood''s 

Mag.  V.  109,  1871,  p.  109.) 

Moir,  James  {Ed.)  Actis  and  deidis  of  the 
illustere  and  vailzeand  cainpioun  Schir 
William  Wallace.  See  Harry,  Blind  (in 
supplement). 

Moir  family.  Brown,  J.  A  Jacobite  family. 

.33  pp.     (In  Ms  ,lohu  Leech  and  other  papers,  p.  81.) 
Moissac,  France.     Chronicon  Moissiacense. 

34  pp.  (Frauklort  Soc.  Script,  v.  1,  p.  280.)— L.agrfeze- 
Fossat,  A.  De  la  valeur  de  quelques  mouuaies  en 
usage  k  M.  dans  la2  moltifi  du  XV  sifecle.  28  pp.  (Soc. 
antlq.  de  France,  M£m.  v.  31, 1869,  p.  132.)— Marlon,  J. 
L'abbaye  de  M. ;  notes  d'un  voyage  archSologique. 
59  pp.     [Biblioth.  Ecole  d.  Charles,  v.  11,  1849,  p.  89.) 

Moister,  William.  Missionary  pioneers : 
being  memorial  sketches  of  eminent  minis- 
ters who  have  led  the  way  in  different  parts 
ofthe  mission  field.  London,  1871.  12°.  —3276 

Contents. 

Asbury,  F.  Erskiue,  G.  Pearce,  B. 

Augustlnus,  A.,  St.    Garrettson,  F.  Peter,  St.,  Apostle. 

Auit,  W.  Haddy,  R.  Piercy,  G. 

Ayliff,  J.  Harvard,  W.  M.  Pllmoor,J. 

Baker,  J.  Hodgson,  T.  L.  Ravuata,  I. 

Baxter,  J.  Hoole,  E.  Schwartz,  C.  F. 

Bishop,  A.  Hunt,  J.  Shaw,  B. 

Black,  W.  Lawry,  W.  Shaw,  W. 

Boardman,  K.  Leigh,  S.  Shrewsbury, W.  .J. 

Boyce,  W.  B.  Livingstone,  K.  Squauce,  T.  H. 

Brainerd,  D.  Longbottom,W.  Swindells,  R. 

Broadbeut,  8.  Lumb,  M.  Talboys,  T. 

Brown,  S.  Lynch,  J.  Taylor,  T. 

Carey,  W.  M'Connlck,  W.  Thomas,  J. 

Cartwright,  P.  M'Mullen,  J.  Tindal),  J. 

Case,  W.  Mar.sden,  J.  Toase,  W. 

Clough,B.  Marsden,  S.  Turton,  W. 

Coke,  T.  Martyn,  H.  Vanderkemp,  J. 

Cooke,  E.  Moffat,  B.  Warren,  G. 

Cross,  W.  Morrison,  R.  Warrener,  W. 

Dober,  L.  Mortier,  J.  Webb,  Capt. 

Duuwell,  J.  R.  Mueller,  C.  G.  Wesley,  J. 

Edwards,  E.  Ouseley,  R.  Wilkinson,  T. 

Eliot,  J.  ¥an\,  St.,  Apostle.  Young,  S. 

Moisture.  Brown,  J.  C.  Forests  and  moist- 
ure ;  or,  effects  of  forests  on  humidity  of 
climate.     1877. 

Tnrncr,  T.  .1.    Air  and  moisture  on  shipboard.   13 

pp.    (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc,  lleporls,  v.  4,  p.  103.) 

Moke,  Henri  Guillaume  Philippe.  1803-62. 
La  Belgique  ancienne  et  ses  origines  gau- 
loises,  germaniques,  et  f ranques.  Paris,  1855. 
8°.  1733 

Mol,  Pieter  van.    Mantz,  P.    Pierre  van  Mol. 

4   pp.      (Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C,  Hist,  des  peinlres :    Ecole 
flamande.) 

Mola,  Pietro  Francesco.    Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C. 

/n  hix  Hist,  des  pelntres:  Ecole  bolouaise.    4  pp. 

Molaise,  St.  Stokes,  Miss  (— ).  Observa- 
tions on  2  ancient  Irish  works  of  art  known  as  the 
Breac  Moedog.  or  sbrlao  of  St.  Moedoc  of  Ferns,  and 
the  Solscol  M<  >lal8e,or  Gospel  of  St.Molalse  of  Devenlsh. 
20  pp.  8  pi.     (Arcltaenlngia,  v.  43,  1871,  p.  131.) 

Molancl,  Louis  Emlle  Dieudonn6,  and  II^ri> 
caiilt,  Charles  d'  (Eds.)  Livre  de  Tinter- 
nelle  consolacion.  See  Thomas  a  Kenipis. 
MoiaiiUA,  J.  See  Vermeulen.  J.  ' 
Molbeoll,  Christian.  1783-1857.  Danskord- 
bog  indeholdende  det  danske  sprogs  stam- 
meord.    Kioebenhavn,  1883.    2  v.  in  1,  8°. 

1175 


Contents. 
Aa-Lovte,  v.  1.  Maa-Oxle,  v.  2. 

Danske  poetisk  anthologie,  eller  udvalg 

af  danske  og  norske  lyriske  digteres,  ar- 
beider,  efter  tidsfolgen,  v.  1.  2,  4,  pt.  1. 
Kioebenhavn,  1880-40.     3  v.  12°.  2346 

Contents. 
Baggesen,  J.  v.'2.  Bahbek,  K.  L.  v.  2. 

Blicher,  S.  S.  v.  4,  pt.  1.  Rein,  J.  v.  2. 

Brun,  J.  N.  v.  1.  Stenersen,  P.  C.  v.  1. 

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coinMie,  r.  l Don   Crarcle    de   Xavarre,  ou  le 

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Works,  French  and  English.     New  ed. 

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ConUnU.    The  Amorous  quarrel,  a  comedy,  v.  1. 
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or,  the  counterplots,  a  comedy,  t.  1 The  Cheata  of 


Scapin,  a  comedy,  v.  9. — The  Clt  tnrn'd  gentle- 
man, a  comedy,  v.  it. — Countess  ofEscarbaguas, 
a  comedy,  v.  10. — Don  Garcia  of  Sia-varre  ;  ••r.  the 
Jealous  prince,  a  herolck  comedy,  v.  2. — Don  Jobn  ; 
or.  the  feast  of  the  statue,  a  oomedy,  v.  4. — Feasts  of 
Versailles :  Pleasures  of  the  Incbanted  island,  r.  10. 
—The  Forced  nuurriagc,  a  comedy,  v.  7. — George 
Dandiu ;  or,  the  perplex'd  hasband,  a  comedy,  v.  6. 
— Tiie  Hypocbondrlaelc,  a  comedy,  v.  10.  — The 
Impertiiieuts,  a  comedy,  t.  8. — The  Impromptu 
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acomedy,  T.  9. — Iiove's  tbe  best  doctor,  a  comedy, 
V.5.— The  Magnificent  lowers,  a  comedy,  v.  7.— The 
9Iau-hatcr,  a  comedy,  ▼.  4. — Slellcerta,  an  heroic 
pastoral,  v.  9. — The  Miser,  a  cc-medy,  v.  2. —  The 
Mock-doctor,  a  comedy,  v.  4.— The  Princess  of 
Eli 8,  a  comedy,  v.  10.— Psycbe,  a  tragi-comedy,  v.  7. 
—The  Romantick  ladles,  a  comedy,  v.  2.— School 
for  busbands,acomedy,  V.3. — School  for  wives, 
a  comedy,  r.  3.— School  for  vrl-res  criticised,  a 
oomedy,  v.  3. — Sganarel ;  "r.  the  cuckold  la  conceit, 
a  comedy,  v.  6.— The  Sicilian  ;  or,  love  makes  a 
painter,  a  come^iy,  v.  8. — Squire  liubberley,  a 
comedy,  v.  5. — Tartuffe  ;  or,  the  imp<>sior,  a  comedy, 
T.  5. 

—  Dramatic  works.  Rendered  into  English 
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6  V.  r.  8°.  —1163 

OmUaU.  Amphitryon,  a  comedy,  v.  4 — Blun- 
derer; or,  the  counterplots,  a  comedy,  t.  1.— The 
Bores,  a  comedy,  t. 2. — The  Citizen  who  apes  the 
nobleman,aoomedy-ballet,  ▼.  3.— Comic  pastoral, 
introduced  by  Moliire  in  the  ballet  of  the  Muses,  v.  4. 
— Countess  of  Escarbagnas,  a  comedy,  v.  6. — 
Don  Garcia  of  .Vavarre  ;  or,  the  jealoos  prince,  a 
heroic  comedy,  v.  1.— Don  Juan;  or,  tbe  feast  with 
the  statue,  a  comedy,  v.  3.— Flying  doctor,  a  com- 
edy, V.  6.—  Forced  marriage,  a  comedy,  ▼.  2. — 
George  Dandiu  ;  or.  the  abashed  hust>and,  v.  4. — 
The  li'iiagliiary  invalid,  a  comedy,  v.  6.— The  Im- 
promptu of  Versailles,  a  comedy,  v.  2.— Jealousy 
of  le  Barbouille,  a  comedy,  t.  6.— Ijann,  H.  van. 
Prefatory  memoir,  v.  1. — The  Iiearned  ladies,  a 
comedy,  v.  6. — Love  is  the  best  doctor,  a  C'iuedy, 
V.  3.— The  Love-tiff,  a  comedy,  v.  1— Tae  Magni- 
ficent lovers,  a  comedy-ballet,  v.  5.— Mellcerie,  a 
herulc  pastoral,  v.  4. — The  Misanthrope,  a  comedy, 
V.  3.— The  Miser,  a  comedy,  v.  5.— Monsieur  de 
Ponrceangnac,  a  comedy-ballet,  v.  3.— Physician 
in  spite  of  hlatseLf,a  comedy,  v.  3. — Pretentious 
yonu^  ladies,  a  comedy,  v.  1. — Princess  of  Elis, 
a  c<jmedy-ballet,  v.  2. — Psyche,  a  tragedy-ballet,  v.  5. 
— Rogueries  of  Scapin,  a  comedy,  v.  6.— School 
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a  comedy,  v.  2. — School  for  -wives  criticised,  a 
oomedy,  v. 2. — Sganarelle  ;  or,  the  3€lf-de<.-eived  hus- 
band, a  comedy,  v.  l The  Sicilian  ;  or,  love  makes 

the  painter,  a  oomedy-ballet,  t.  4.— Tartuffe  ;  or,  the 
hypocrite,  a  comedy,  r.  4. 

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BSrenger,  v.  1.  Jourdaln,  Alphonse,  v.  2. 

Bernard  I,  v.  1.  Pons  II,  v.  1. 

Bernard  II,  v.  1.  Raymond  I,  v.  1. 

Bertrand,  v.  2.  Raymond  II,  v.  1. 

Chorson,  v.  1.  Raymond  III,  or  Pons  I,  v.  1. 

Eudes,  V.  1.  Raymond  IV,  de  Saint  Gll- 

Fred61on,  v.  1.  lies,  v.  2. 

GulUaume  I,  v.  1.  Raymond  V,  v.  2. 

GuUlaume  II,  v.  1.  Raymond  VI,  v.  3,  4. 

GulUaume  III,  v.  1.  Raymond  VII,  v.  4. 

GuUlaume  IV,  v.  1.  Raymond  Raphinel,  v.  1. 

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Aam-Ainldon,  v.  1.  Industries    agrlcoles-Mag- 

Amml-Autorisfi,  v.  2.  niJslo,  v.  9. 

Aulrlcho-Blbacler,  v.  3.  Mal-OUvlor,  v.  10. 

Blberoii-Charrue,  v.  4.  Oinbollo-Pralrlos,  v.  11. 

Chartll-Cytlso,  v.  5.  Prallnage-Superffitation,  v. 

Dactyle-Entrecouper,  v.  C.  12. 

Entrfie  (Bols  d')-Fructlflca-  Superphosphate  -  Zooteoh- 

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ConfenU.  Een  clnijte  van  plaijertrater  of  van 
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speelken    van   twee    persouagieu   om    up    der  drjr 

conliighen    avond    te   spelen Het   mysterlespel, 

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—Bene  Glieiiouclielicke  clnte  van  nu  noch,  van 
IV  peraonagieu  te  weten,  de  man,  de  ghobuer,  dwijf 

ende  de  pape Dat  es  tspel  van  den  Helllgen  sacra- 

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Een  abel  spel  van  Lrftngelvet  van  Denenierken. — 
Fragment  van  een  in  uederrijiisch  dialect  geseUreven 
paascUspel. — Een  tafelspeelken  van  twee  per- 
soiiagien,  eenen  man  ende  een  vrijf,  gecleet  up  zijn 
boersche. — Ene  sotte  boerde  ende  ene  goede  soiternie 
(trnvrantenj. — Een  abel  spel  vanden  vrlnter  ende 
vanden  soiuer. 

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(Tr.)      Epistle    general    of    Jude.      See 

Fronmueller,  G.  F.  C. 

(Tr.)      Epistles   general  of   John.     See 

Braune,  K. 

{Tr.)      Epistles    general  of  Peter.     See 

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See  Marquardt,  K.  J.,  and  Mommsen,  C. 
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{Ed.)     Codicis  Vaticani  N.   5766  in  quo 

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(Ed.)    Inscriptiones  Asiae.  Provinciarvra 

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(jEcf. )  Inscriptiones  Bruttiorum  Lucaniae, 

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[Ed.)    Inscriptiones  Calabriae,  Apuliae. 

Samnii.  Sabinorum,  Piceni  Latinae.  Bero- 
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[Bid.)  Inscriptiones  confoederationis  Hel- 

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[Ed.)      Inscriptiones  Galliae   Cisalpinae 

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[Ed.)  Inscriptiones  Latinae  antiquissimae 

ad  C.  Caesaris  mortem.  Accedunt  elogia 
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consulares  ed.  a  Guilelmo  Henzeno.  Bero- 
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1231 

(Ed.)      Inscriptiones    regni   Neapolitani 

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[Ed.)      Ries    gestae   Divi   Augusti.      Ex 

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Allen,  W.  P.    Theodore  Mommsen.   21  pp.    (iV.  ^m. 

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Monarchy  of  France,  The.    Tooke,  W. 

1668 

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Monarquia  Indiana.     Torquemada,  J. 

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Archdall,  M.    Monasticon  Hibernicum. 
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24  pp.  {Dublin  Rev.  v.  16, 1844,  p.  237.)— Tales  of  the 
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See  also  Abingdon. — Admont.  —  Alcobaca. — 
Aldersbach. — Altaich. — Altenzelle. —  Anchin. 
— Athos,  JI/<.—  .\nch.— Austin  Friars.  —  Barn- 
well. —  Batalha.  —  Beuedicthenren.  —  Bich- 
nacre.  —  Blaise.  —  Blandiu.  —  Brau'iveiler. — 
Bridlington. —  Caen. —  Coldinghaiu  priory. — 
Daphui. —  Derbyshire. —  Durham. —  Edchmi- 
adziii. — Kgmont. —  Einsiedlen.— Erfurt.— Es- 
sereut. —  Evesham. —  Kinchale  priory. —  Plo- 
reffe.— Furness. —  Glastonbury. — Gottweih. — 
Hagios  Theologos.  —  Halywell.  —  Hayles. — 
Hersfeld. — Hildesheiin.—  Jarcy.—  Kent.— Le- 
vant.  —  Leicester.  —  liiessies.  —  liilleshall. — 
Iiongjnmeau.  —  3Xaubuisson.  —  Middlesex. — 
Mont  St.  Michel.— 3Ioute  Casino.— Montsal-vy. 
— aiousson.— Xereslieim.— Xenberg.— \orwich. 
— Xotre-Dame  du  Val. — Osterhoven.— Otten- 
benern.  —  Ourscamp.  —  Pegau.  —  Persliore. — 
Pontigny.—Q,nedlinburg.— Reading. -Redon. 
— Ripon.— St.  Amand.— St.  Benoit-sur-Iioire. 
—St.  Berlin.— St.  Blasins.- St.  Denis. -St.  Gall. 
—St.  Ghislain.— St.  Helen's.- St.  Hubert — St. 
Mary  of  the  Cliff. — St.  Projet.— Senanque. — 
Sindelfingeu.  —  Solesines.  —  Somersetshire. — 
Southwick.— Staffordshire.— Trulegh.— Ven- 
ice.—Verdun.— 'Weissemburg.-Wiuchcombe. 
— Wolfenbuettel. — Worcester. — Tstrad  Mar- 
chell.    Also  names  of  countries. 

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1858,  p.  462.)— 2Vicolaus,  Patriarch  of  Constantinople. 
De  vita  monastlca.  [Gr.  el  Lat.]  8  pp.  (Ma.i,  k..  Script, 
vet.  nov.  collect,  v.  9,  p.  611;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr. 
V.  Ill,  p.  391.)— NIlus,  St.,  Abbot.  Liber  de  monastlca 
exercitatlone ;  Tractatus  de  voluntaria  pauperitate. 
De  monachorum  praestantia.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  llo  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  79,  pp.  719,  967,  1001.)— 
Orsiesius,  St.,  Abbot  of  Tabenna.  Doctriua  de  lnst!l- 
tutlone  monachorum.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  14  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  40,  p.  869;  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  103,  p. 
451.) — Palladius,  Up.  of  Helenopolis.  .Slgyptiorura 
monachorum  hlstorla  slve  paradisus.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  8 
pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  65,  p.  441.)— Auonyml 
dlalogus  de  dlversarum  religionuni  orlgiue.  42 
pp.  (MartSne,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss. 
collect.  V.  6,  p.  11.)— Rise  of  mouacliisin.  12  pp. 
(London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  41,  1874,  p.  28.)— Robert  de 
Torigni,  Abbot.  De  immutatlone  ordinis  monachorum. 
6  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  202,  p.  1309.)— 
Scliaff,  P.  Else  and  i)rogress  of  monasticlsm.  41  pp. 
{Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  21, 1864,  p.  384.)— Seraplon,  St.,  Bp. 
of  Thmuis.  Eplstola  ad  monachos.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  9  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  40,  p.  925.)-Smarag- 
duB,  Abbot  of  St.  Michael's.  Diadema  monachorum. 
49  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  102,  p.  593.)— 
Smith,  C.  C.  Western  mouastlolsm.  22  pp.  {Chr. 
Exam.  v.  71,  1861,  p.  400.)— Specimen  inonacholo- 
glae.  13  pp.  (Retrospect.  Rev.  v.  3,  1821,  p.  71.)  — 
Suger,  Abbot  of  St.  Denis.  De  rebus  in  admiulstra- 
tlono  sua  gestis.  15  pp.  (Mlgne,  .J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  186,  p.  1211.)— Theoleptus,  Patriarch  of  Philadelphia. 
De  abacondlta  operatloue  in  Chrlsto  et  profectu  In 
vita  monastlca.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  12  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  t.  Or.  v.  143,  p.  381.)— Thomas,  Bp.  of  Marga. 
Hlstorla  monastlca.  [Syriac  and  Lat.]  39  pp.  (Asse- 
manl,  G.  8.,  Biblioth.  orient,  v.  3,  pt.  1,  p.  463.)— 'Walker, 
J.  Monastic  institutions.  29  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  19, 
1836,  p.  54.) 

See  also  Benedictines.— Carthnaiaus.— Cister- 
cians.—Dominicans. —  Franciscans.—  Jesuits. 
— ^Religious  orders. 


Moiiasiicism,  Monastic  rules. 

Ancren  riwle  ;  a  treatise  on  the  rules  and 
duties  of  monastic  life.    1853.   (Camden  Soe. 

No.  57.) 

Benoit,   St.,   Abbot  of  Aniane.      Codex 

regularum  :  Concordia  regularum.  1864. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  103.) 

Anselmus,  Bp.  of  Havelberg.    Liber  de  ordine  ca- 

nonlcorum  regularium.    14  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 

.  s.Lat.wlSS.  p. 10dl.)—Ai\toi\ivia,  St.,  Abbot.  Regulae 
ac  praecei)ta  ad  monachos;  Splrltualla  documenta 
regulis  adjuncta.  Admonltiones  et  documenta  varla 
ad  monachos.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  10  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  40,  pp.  1066,  1073,  1079.)— Arbrlssel, 
R.  d'.  Regulae  sanctlmonlalium  Fontls-Ebraldl ; 
Praecepta  recte  vivendl.  4  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Lat.  V.  162,  p.  1079.)— Aruulfus  de  Boerlls,  of 
Laon.  Speculum  monachorum.  2  pj).  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  184,  p.  1175.)— Augustlnus,  A.,  St., 
Bp.  of  Hippo.  Regula  ad  servos  Dei.  4  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  32,  p.  1377.)— Regula,  cum  statutis 
ordinis  Sancti  Augustinl  in  Danla  1275-13.57.  17  pp. 
(Langebeok,  .J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  5, 
p.  628.)— Aur^llen,  St.,  Bp.  of  Aries.  Regula  ad  mo- 
nachos; Regula  ad  virgines.  11  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  68,  pp.  385,  397.)— Balsamo,  T.  Epls- 
tola de  rasophoris  seu  raso  indutis.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  12 
pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  138,  p.  1359.)— Basl- 
llus,  St.,  Abp.  of  Caesareia.  Ascetica;  Constltutiones 
monastieae.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  91pp.  {Migne,  3.  F.,  Patrol, 
s.  Gr.\.  31,  pp.  619,  1321.)— Regula  ad  monachos.  36 
pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  103,  p.  483.)— Ber- 
nard, St.,  Abbot  of  Clairvaux.  De  praecepto  et  dispen- 
satloue.  18  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., /"aUroi.  s.  Zo«.  V.  182,  p. 
859.)— Bossuet,  J.  B.,  Bp.  of  Meaux.  Eeglemeut  du 
S6miuaire  des  fllles  de  la  propagation  de  la  fol.  8  pp. 
{(Euvres,  v.  8,  p.  474.)— Calllstus  and  Ignatius, 
Monks  of  JTanthopulus.  Methodus  et  regula  de  his  qui 
elegerunt  paclflce  vlvere  et  monastice.  [Gr.  et  Lat.] 
89  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  147,  p.  635.)— 
Casslanus,  J.,  Abbot.  De  coenoblorum  Instltutis 
Ubri  XII.  212  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  49, 
p.  53.)— Chrodegang,  St.,  Bp.  of  Metz.  Regula  cano- 
nlcorum.  19  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  1,  p.  565  ; 
Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  89,  p.  1057.)— Columban, 
St.  Regula  coenoblalls.  8  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Lat.  V.  80,  p.  209.)— Cyrlllus,  Preceptor  of  tlie  order 
of  the  Holy  Spirit,  in  Saxoni/.  Regula  ordinis  Sancti 
Spirltus  In  Saxia.  11  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  217,  p.  1137.)— Disclplina  monasteril  Salmuri- 
ensis.  4  i)p.  (Mai,  A.,  P^/rum  nov.  biblioth.  v.  5,  p.  126.) 
— Donatus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Besanfon.    Regula  ad  virgines. 

13  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  87,  p.  273.)— 
Dunstnn,  St.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  Regula  monacho- 
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s.  Lat.  v.  137,  p.  475.)— Etienne,  St.,  of  Muret.     Regula. 

14  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  204,  p.  1135.)— 
Ferreol,  St.,  Bp.  of  Uzes.  Regula  ad  monachos.  9 
pp.  (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  ia<.  v.66,  p.  959.)— Antlquae 
formulae  oblatlonis  puerornm  in  monasterils. 
2  pp.  (Martdne,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss. 
collect,  v.  9,  p.  157.)— Fructuosus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Braga. 
Regula  monachorum;  Regula  monastlca  communis. 
17  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  87,  pp.  1097, 1109.) 
— Guldo,  Abbot  of  Farfa.  Disclplina  Farfensls  et 
monasteril  Sancti  Pauli  Romae.  55  pp.  (Migue,  .T.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.y.  150,  p.  1191.)— Hleronymus  Sophro- 
nlua,'E.,  St.  [attributed  to).  Regula  monacliorura.  65 
pp.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  30,  p.  329.)— Hu- 

fues  V,  Abbot  of  Cluny.  Statuta.  13  i)p.  (Migue,  J. 
.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  209,  p.  881.)— Ungues,  Prior  of  St. 
Victor's.  Exposltio  in  regulam Sancti  Augusllni.  22pp. 
(Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  176,  p.  881.;— Innoceu- 
tius  in,  I'ope.  Regula  ordinis  sancti  Spirltus  de 
Saxia.  15  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  217,  p. 
1129.)— Irene  Augusta,  Empress  of  the  East.  Typicum 
slve  regula  pro  monastorio  Sauctae  Delparae  Gratia- 
Plenae.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  72  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Gr.  V.  127,  p.  98.).)— Isalas,  St.  Regula  ad  monachos. 
4  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v.  103,  p.  427.)— 
Isidore,  St.,  Abp.  of  Seville.  Regula  monachorum. 
14  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  83,  p.  867.)— 
Regulae  caput  XXV  quod  deest  In  editls.  1  p.  (Martdne, 
E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  9,  p. 
•  160.)— Ittitnhert,  Carthusian  prior  of  Squillace.  Statuta. 
2  pp.  (Mlgne,  ,1.  P.,  I'atrol.  s.  Lat.  v.  153.  p.  1149.)— 
Lienndro,  St.,  Up.  of  Seville.  Regula.  12  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  72,  p.  871.)— Macarius,  St.,  of 
Alexandria,  Abbot  of  Nitria.  Regula  ad  monaclios.  4 
pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  i.  Lat.  v.  103,  p.  .446.)— Ma- 
glster,  Auct.  incerl.     Ad  monachos  regula.    55  pp. 


MONASTICISM,  Monastic  rules 


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MONCRIEFF 


(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  t.  88,  p.  943.)— Slalou,  J. 

B.,  Bp.  of  Bruges.  Dficret  sur  le  gouvememeut  des 
rellgleuses  et  sur  les  regies  de  la  vie  monastique.  13 
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Nosoeomii  Ambiaiiensis.  3  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d', 
Spicileg.  v.  1,  p.  7i:J.)— Hegula  fratrum  et  sororum  No- 
soeomii Belvacengis.  2  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d', 
Spicileg.  v.  1,  p.  715.) — Pachomins,  St.,  Abbot  of  Ta- 
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(Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  40,  p.  945;  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
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—Pierre  de  Celle,  Bp.  of  C'luirtres.  De  dlsclpUna 
claustrall.  21  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d",  Spicileg.  v.  1,  p. 
452;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  t.  Lat.  v.  202,  p.  1097.)— AnU- 
qua  regnla  monastica.  6  pp.  (Martina,  E.,  and 
Duraail,  D.,  Vet.  script.  ampUss.  collect,  v.  9,  p.  161.) — 
Klchard,  Abbot  of  Fleury.  CoUecllo  consuetudiuum 
et  Jura  eoclesiae  de  regula.  4  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  136,  p.  13i)3.)— Serapion,  and  others. 
Begula  ad  monachos.  10  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  V.  103,  p.  433.)— Stephauns.  St.,  Abbot.  Regula 
ad  monachos.  5  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  66, 
p.  949.) — Begula  raonasteril  Tarnatensls.  5  pp. 
(Mlgne,  3.¥.,Patrol.s.Lat.v.66,  p.  977.)— Tlieodonis, 
St.,  Abbot  of  Studium.  In  his  Testamentum.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.\ 
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(Mai,  A.,  Patrum  nov.  biblioth.  v.  5,  p.  138.; — Poenae 
monasteriales.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  14  pp.  {'Slai,  A..,  Patrum 
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p.  1733.) — Vlglllns,  Deacon.  Begula  monachoruni. 
4  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  50,  p.  373.)— 
Regula  cujusdam  patris  ad  virgtiieg.  10pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v.  88,  p.1051.)— Medltatlones  vitae 
monagterlalis  secundum  regulas  ordlnum  Sancto- 
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J.  E.,  Script.  Suecie.  v.  3,  p.  153.) 

See  alto  the  references  under  Bloiiasteries.  Aho 
names  otorders,  as  Benedictines.— Cistercians. — 
Jesnits,  «'c.  .i4fso  Asceticism. — Catbolic  churcii, 
Ginernmeiil. 

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Contents.  All  at  Coventry,  v.  3.  —  Birtliday 
dinner;  or,  the  parson's  nose,  v.  2.— Borrowing 
a  bnsband  ;  or,  sleeping  out,  v.  1.  —  Bringing 
liome  the  bride;  or,  the  husband's  flrst  jouruey, 
v.  1 — Giovanni  in  London;  or,  the  libertine  re- 
claimed, V.  3.  —  Giselle  ;  or,  the  phantom  night 
dancers,  v.  1.— Heart  of  Loudon  ;  or,  the  sharper's 
progress,  v.  1. — Home  for  tlie  holidays  ;  or,  young 
master,  v.  3.— How  to  take  up  a  bill;  or,  the  vil- 
lage Vauxhall,  v.  2.— The  Kiss  aud  tbe  rose ;  or, 
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Sant  Weller;  or,  the  Piclcwickians,  v.  2. — Scamps 
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Excursion  to  Kenilwcrth.  with  .  .  .  full 

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Excursion  to  Stratford-upon-Avon  :  with 

historical  and  descriptive  notices  of  the 
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remarkable  buildings  ;  together  with  a  com- 
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Mongredien,  Augustus.  Fiee  trade  and 
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Western  farmer  of  America.    London, 

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Monica,  S^    Bindemann.  C.    Monica.    6  pp. 

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See  also  Mcrriinac. 

Monitors,  Iron-clad  vessels.      Ericsson.  J. 

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Monivaird   and  Strowan   parishes, 

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Moiiiz,  Gil.    A  huma  molher.    8  pp.     (Re- 

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Moniz,  Ruy.    A  sua  dama ;  Trouas  e  canti- 

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(Ed.)     Euripidis    Hippolytus    coronifer. 

[Gr.]    See  Euripides. 

and  Blomtield,  Charles  Jacob  (Eds.) 

Ricardi  Porsoni  adversaria.    See  Person,  R. 

Monk,  Maria.  Awful  disclosures.  New 
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Monk,  Mrs.  Mary.     — 1715.     Poems.     12  pp. 

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Monk,  The.    Lewis.  M.  G.  1204 

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Monk  of  Montaudon.    See  Montaudon, 

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Home,  K.  H.,  Ballad  romances,  p.  85. 

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Monkhouse,  W.  Cosmo.  Turner.  New 
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Moiik-Wearinoilth.  Eaine,  J.  (J57cZ.)  In- 
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Seiiiiitus.  boi)p.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Oro?. «acr^«,v.68,  p.  443.) 

Mouiiiotith,  Earl  of.   See  Carey,  or  Cary,  R. 
Moiiiuoutli^  Duke  of.    See  Scott,  James. 
Moiiuioutta,  Geoffrey  of.    See  Geoffrey,  of 

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Pfeiffer,  L.  G.  C.     4  v.  —2635 

Monographia  Pnenmonopomoruni 

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Monographiae    Phanerogamaruni. 

Candolle,  A.  L.  P.  P.  de,  and  Candolle,  C. 

P.  de.     5  V.  —2683 

Monographie    des  Melastomac^es : 

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Rhexies.     Humboldt,  F.  W.  H.  A.,  Freiherr 

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Monographie  topographique  .  .  .  de 

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See  also  Entydiianism.— Jacobites. 

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Monoxe,  Edward.     Relation  of  the  war  of 

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Monro,  Alexander,  M.  D.    Observations  on 

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Monro,  Cecil  {Ed.)  Letters  of  Queen  Mar- 
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Monro,  Rev.  Vere.     Summer    rambles    in 

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Monroe,  J.  Albert.  Reminiscences  of  the 
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Monroe,  Lewis  B.     Manual  of  physical  and 

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Monroe  doctrine.  Tucker,  G.F.  Monroe 
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Monroy  y  ISilTa,  Cristobal  de.   17  cent.  La 

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pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1865,  2  p6r.  v.  56,  p.  377.)— 
Piacband,  ( — ).  Une  ascension  au  Hont-Bianc  en 
1864.  41  pp.  (Biblioth.  unir.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  23, 
1»65,  p.  66.)- Poacbing  on  Mont  Blauc  a  dozen 
years  ago.  15  pp.  (Frater's  Mag.  v.  80, 1869,  p.  97.)— 
Sanssnre,  H.  B.  de.  Account  of  the  attempts  that 
have  been  made  to  attain  the  summit  of  Mont  Blanc. 
33  pp.  (PInkerton,  J.,  Voyage*,  v.  4,  p.  677.)— Topog- 
raphy- of  tbe  cbain  of  Blont  Blanc.  21  pp. 
{N.  Brit.  Eev.  v.  42,  1865,  p.  137.)— Violle,  J.  Une  ex- 
p6diUon  au  Mont-Blanc  13  pp.  {Bev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1875,  3  p6r.  V.  12,  p.  2<M.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag. v.  71, 1852,  p.  35.   Also  Alps. 

Mont  de  Marsan,  France.    De  origine  et 

incremento  villae  Montis- Marsani.  2  pp.  (Bouquet, 
M.,  Bee.  hist.  Gaults,  v.  12,  p.  388.) 

Mont  de  pi^t^.    Du  Camp,  M.    Le  Mont- 

de-pl6l6  de  Paris.  35  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1b73, 
2  pfr.  V.  103,  p.  304.) 

Mont  Mayre,  France.     Bourquelot,  L.  F. 

Le  dolmen  de  M.  3  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  BulL 
1S60,  p.  l:(5;  wiih  J/t'm.  v.  26,  1862.) 

Mont  Mori  lion,  France.    Dufour,  J.  M.  J. 

M.  -Analyse  d'uu  m§molre  sur  le  temple  de  M.  16  pp. 
(Soc.  antfq.  de  France,  Mim.  v.  9,  1832,  p.  178.) 

Mont  fSaint  Jean,  France.    Aubertin,  C. 

Inscription  romaiue  de  M.  1  p.  (Soc  antiq. de  France, 
Bull.  1S67.  p.  179;  with  Mim.  v.  30,  1868.) 

Mont  Saint  Michel,  Monastery.     Luce, 
A.   S.    {Ed.)       Chronique    du    Mont-Saint- 


MONT  SAINT  MICHEL 


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Michel  (1343-1468).  1879-83,  2  v.  {Soc.  des 
anc.  textes  fr.) 

Chanipliii,  J.   D.,  Jr.     Mout    St.  Michel.    4  pp. 

{Harper's  Mag.  v.  50,1875,  p.  515.)— Ex  Chronlco  Sanctl 
Mlchaelis  In  perlculo  marls.  5  pp.  (Bouquet,  M., 
Kec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  10,  p.  175;  v.  11,  p.  29;  v.  Vi,  p.77'i.) 
— Dautier,  A.  Le  Mont-Salnt-Mlchel,  ses  vicissitudes 
et  sa  restauratlou.  28  pp.  ( Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  83, 
1880,  p.  228.)— Dellsle,  L.  Dlsques  en  plomb  trouves 
dans  les  tombeaux  de  Robert  de  Torigny  et  de  Martin 
de  Furineudeio.  2  pp.  3  pi.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France, 
Bull.  1875,  p.  151 ;  with  Mem.  v.  36,  1875.)  —  Notae 
moiiasterlt  Montis  Sanctl  Michaelis.  12  pp.  (Bou- 
quet, M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  23,  p.  570.) 

Moiitagna,  Crescenzo.  Nouvelle  theorie 
du  metamorphisme  des  roches,  fondee  sur 
les  phenomenes  de  fossilisation  des  animaux 
et  des  plantes  de  tous  les  ages  geologiques. 
Naples,  1869.     8°.  —1624 

Montague,  Claude  Louis.  1687-1767.  Trac- 
tatus  de  gratia,  pars  historica.  Parisiis, 
1841.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  llieol.  cur.  compl. 
V.  10.)  —3233 

Tractatus  de  opere  VI  dierum.    69  pp.    (Mlgne, 

J.  P.,  Theol.  cur.  cumpl.  v.  7,  p.  1201.) 

Montague,  Jean  Francois  Camille.  1784- 
1866.  Plantes  cellulaires.  Paris,  1845.  8°. 
{Voyage  au  Pole  sud,  Botanique,  v.  1.)  — 2533 

Montagu,  Anne  Paule  Dominique  de  No- 

alUes,  Marquise  de.  Arband,  L.  La  feinme  forte  au 
temps  do  la  revolution.  38  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  63, 
186H  p.  268.)— Kingsley,  W.  L.  Marquise  de  Mon- 
tagu. 56  pp.  (New  Knglander,  v.  30,  1871,  p.  408.)— 
liecoeur,  R.  Vie  d'une  femme  de  blen.  La  Mar- 
quise de  Montagu.  29  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1865,  v.  4, 
p.  301.)— Memoirs  of  Mme.  de  Lafayette  and  Mme. 
de  M.     25  pp.     (Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  15,  1870,  p.  85). 

Montagu,  Basil.  1770-1851.  Life  of  Bacon. 
London,  1834.  1  v.  in  2,  8°.  (Bacon,  F., 
Baron  Verulam.,  Viscount  St.  Albans,  Works ., 
V.  16,  pts.  1,2.)  2164 

Enquiries   respecting   the    Insolvent    debtors' 

bill,  with  the  opinions  of  Dr.  Paley,  Mr.  Burke,  and 
Dr.  Johnson,  upon  imprisonmeul  for  debt.  30  pp. 
(Pamphleteer,  v.  5, 1815,  p.  513.)— Thoughts  on  liberty, 
and  the  rights  of  Englishmen.  20  pp.  (Painphlelter, 
V.  21,  1822,  p.  73.)— Some  inquiries  respecting  the 
punlsliment  of  deatb  for  crimes  without  violence. 
04  pp.     (Pamphleteer,  v.  12,  1818,  p.  287.) 

(Ed.)  Works  of  Francis  Bacon.  <See  Bacon, 

F.,  Baron  Verulam,  Viscount  St.  Albans. 

Montagu,  Edward,  2  Earl  of  Manchester. 
1602-71.  Letter  to  the  House  of  Lords, 
giving  an  opinion  on  the  conduct  of  Oliver 
Cromwell.  Ed.  by  S.  R.  Gardiner.  West- 
minster, 1883.  4°.  {Camden  Soc.  n.  s.  No. 
31 :  Camden  Miscel.  v.  8.)  1504 

— —  Bruce,  J.  The  quarrel  between  the  Earl 
of  Manchester  and  Oliver  Cromwell.  1875. 
{Camden  Soc.  n.  s.  No.  12.) 

- —  Liodge,  E.  In  Hi  Portraits,  v.  5,  p.  223.  8  pp.— 
Notice  of  M.  4  pp.  (England's  worthies:  Smeetou, 
G.,  nut.  tracts,  v.  2.) 

Montagu,    Edward,    1  Earl   of  Sandwich. 

Southey,  11.,  and  Bell,  R.  In  their  British  admirals, 
V.  ."■),  p.  189.    123  pp.    (Lardner,  D.,  Cab.  Cyc.) 

Montagu,   Edward   Wortley,   Sr.      —1761. 

On  llie  Slate  of  affairs  when  tlie  king  entered.  7  pp. 
(Montagu,  Lady  M.  P.  W.,  Letters,  v.  1,  p.  135.) 

Montagu,  Edward  Wortley,  Jr.  1713-76. 
Reflections  on  the  rise  and  fall  of  the  ancient 
republicks.  Adapted  to  the  present  state  of 
Great  Britain.    London,  1769.     8°.       —1318 

• Kenealy,  E.  V.  H.  Edward  Wortley  Mon- 
tagu. An  autobiography.  [Anon.]  1869.  3  v. 
Nule.—K  romance  founded  on  the  lucldents  of  Ed- 
wanl  Wortley  MouUiku's  life. 

Montagu,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Robinson.  1720- 
1800.  Essay  on  the  writings  and  genius  of 
Shakspeare,  compared  with  the  Greek  and 


French  dramatic  poets.  With  some  remarks 
•upon  the  misrepresentations  of  Mons.  de 
Voltaire.  6  ed.,  corrected.  To  which  are 
added.  3  Dialogues  of  the  dead.  London, 
1810.     8°.  3386 

Letters,  with  some  of  the  letters  of  her 

correspondents.  Pub.  by  Matthew  Montagu. 
3  ed.  London.  1810-13.  4  v.  in  2,  p.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  15,  1810,  p.  75; 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  10,  1814,  p.  31.)  4767 

Voltaire,  F.  M.  A.  de.    Lettre  h  I'Academie  fran- 

galse.     14  pp.     ( (Euvres,  v.  6,  p.  2.53.) 

DORAN,  J.    A  lady  of  the  last  century. 

1873. 

Thomson,   Mrs.   K.  B.      Mrs.  Montagu    and  her 

friends.  27  pp.  (In  her  Recollections,  v.  1,  p.  128;  and 
Eraser's  Mag.  v.  37, 1848,  p.  72.) 

Montagu,  George.     18  cent.    My  expedition 

to  Ireland.    11  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  44, 1854,  p.  310.) 

Montagu,  James,  Bp.  of  Wincliester  {Ed.) 
1568-1618.  Jacobi  opera.  See  James  I,  King 
of  Gh'eat  Britain. 

Sliirley,  E.  P.  Will,  inventories,  and  funeral  ex- 
penses of  M.    29  pp.     (Archaeologia,  v.  44,  1873,  p.  393.) 

Montagu,  James  Augustus.    Guide  to  the 

study  of  heraldry.    London,  1840.    4°.    2782 

Montagu,  Jean  de.    Merlet,  L.     Biographie 

de  M.,  grand  raaltre  de  France,  1350-1409.  37  pp. 
{Bibliolh.  Ecole  d.  Charles,  v.  13,  1851,  p.  248.) 

Montagu,  John,  4  Earl  of  Sandwich.    Jesse, 

J.  H.  John  Montagu,  Earl  of  Sandwich.  32  pp.  (In 
his  Mem.  of  celebrated  Etonians,  v.  2,  p.  54.) 

Montagu,  Ladij  Mary  Pierrepont  Wortley. 
1689-1762.  Letters  and  works.  Ed.  by  Lord 
Wharncliffe.  3  ed.,  with  additions  and  cor- 
rections .  .  .  and  a  new  memoir  by  W.  Moy 
Thomas.  London,  1861.  2  v.  8°.  (Bohn, 
H.  G.,  Eng.  Gent.  Libr.)  3854 

Contents.  Death  of  Queen  Anne,  a  fragment,  v.  1. 
—Letters  during  Mr.  Wortley  Montagu's  embassy  to 
Constantinople,  v.  1.— Epictetus.  Enchiridion, 
v.  2.— Essays,  v.  2.— Account  of  the  court  of  George 
I  at  his  accession,  v.  1. — Letters  to  Mrs.  Hewet,  v.  1. 
—Letters  to  the  Countess  of  Mar,  v.  1.— Miscel- 
laneous correspondence,  v.  2.— Montagu,  E.  W. 
On  the  state  of  affairs  when  the  king  entered,  v.  1.— 
Correspondence  with  Mr.  Wortley  Montagu,  v.  1.— 
Poems,  V.  2.— Letters  to  the  Countess  of  Pomfret 
and  others,  v.  2.— Letters  from  Pope,  v.  1.— Stuart, 
Lady  L.  Introductory  anecdotes,  v.  1.— Thomas,  W. 
M.  Memoir  of  Lady  Mary  Wortley  Montagu,  v.  1.— 
Correspondence  with  Miss  Anne  Wortley,  v.  1. — 
General  index,  v.  2. 

(Rev.  of  in  London  Rev.  v.  5, 1837,  p.  130;  N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  94,  1862,  p.  289;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  58, 1837,  p.  147.) 

Poems.    28  pp.    (Poems  by  eminent  ladies,  v.  2,  p.  157.) 

—The  Small-pox,  a  town  eclogue.  4  pp.  (Rllson,  J., 
Enp.  anlhol.  v.  2,  p.  319.) 

Bagehot,  W.    Lady  Mary  Wortley  Montjigu.    31 

pp.  (In  his  Literary  studies,  v.  1,  p.  221.)— Chambers, 
W.,  and  Chambers,  R.  Lady  Mary  Wortley  Montagu. 
32  pp.  (In  their  Historical  and  literary  celebrities.)— 
Collmann,  O.  Alexander  Pope  und  Lady  Mary 
Wortley  Montagu.  47  pp.  (.4nf/!ia,  v.  4,  1881,  p.  241.)— 
Costello,  L.  S.  Lady  Mary  Wortley  Montagu.  170 
pp.  (In  her  Memoirs  of  eminent  Englishwomen,  v.  4, 
p.  231.)— Dllke,  C.  W.  Lady  Mary  Wortley  Montagu. 
17  pp.  (In  his  Papers  of  a  critic,  v.  1,  p.  343.)— His- 
torical sketches  of  the  reign  of  George  II.  Lady 
Mary  Wortley  Montagu.  24  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v. 
104, 1868,  p.  1.)— JTetTrey,  F.,  Lord.  Lady  Mary  Wort- 
ley Montagu.  7  j)p.  (In  his  Contrlb.  to  the  Edln.  Rev. 
p.  711 ;  and  Edln.  Rev.  v.  2,  1803,  p.  507.)— Jnnot,  L.  P., 
Duchesse  d'Abranles.  Lady  Mary  Wortley  Montagu.  7 
pp.  (In  her  Memoirs  of  celebrated  women  of  all  coun- 
tries, p.  250.)— Selden,  0.  Vie  et  lettrea  de  M.  25  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1869,  2  p6r.  v.  83,  p.  973.)— Stuart, 
Laiiy  L.  Introductory  anecdotes.  73  pp.  (Montagu, 
Laily  M.  P.  W.,  Letters,  v.  1,  p.  49.)— Thomas,  W.  M. 
Mei'iiolr  of  M.  48  i)p.  (Montagu,  /.a(Zj/  M.  P.  W.,  Letters, 
V.  l,p.  1.) 

Montagu,  Matthew  {Ed.)  Letters  of  Mrs. 
Elizabeth  Montagu.  See  Montagu,  Mrs.  E.  R. 


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Montagn,  R.  W.  {Ed.)  Miscellanies.  See 
Maginn.  W. 

Montagu,  William  Drogo.  7  Dtike  of  Man- 
chester. 1823—.  Court  and  society  from 
Elizabeth  to  Anne.  Ed.  from  the  papers  at 
Kimbolton.     London,  1864.     2  v.  8°.        1546 

Montagu  lionse.  Our  great-grandmothers; 

or,  sketches  fr.^m  Mcntasii  house.  32  pp.  (Fraser's 
Maq.  n.  s.  v.  6,  1S7-2,  pp.  357,  572.) 

Moiitagne,  Charles,  1  Earl  of  Halifax. 
1661-1715.  Poetical  works.  With  his  life, 
including  the  history  of  his  times.  2  ed. 
London,  1716.     p.  8°.  1394 

Contents.  Addlsou,  J.  On  the  Earl  of  Halifax's 
poems. — On  the  marriage  of  the  Princess  Anne  and 
Prince  George  of  Denmark.— On  the  death  of  his  most 
sacred  Majesty  King  Charles  II. —  Hind  and  the 
panther  transvers'd  to  the  story  of  the  Conntry- 
monse  and  the  cltjr-monae.- Epistle  to  Charles, 
Earl  of  Dorset,  occasion'd  by  His  Majesty's  victory 
In  Ireland.- Epistle  to  J.  Addison,  occasion'd  by  the 
death  of  Charles,  late  Earl  of  Halifax.— Memoirs  ol 
the  life  of  M.— Man  of  hononi*. 

■ Poetical  works,  and  life  of.     Edinburgh, 

1793.     8°.     (Andei-son,  R.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  6.) 

1363 
ConteiUs.  On  the  marriage  ol  the  Princess  Anne 
and  Prince  George  of  Denmark. — On  the  death  of  his 
most  sacred  Majesty  King  Charles  II.  —  On  the 
Conntess  Dowager  of  .  .  .—Epistle  to  Charles,  Earl 
of  Dorset,  occasioned  by  His  Majesty's  victory  in 
Ireland.— Verses  from  Dr.  Z.  Grey's  MSS.— Verses 
•written  for  the  toasting  glasses  of  the  Ktt-Kat 
Clnb.— Iilfe  of  the  author.— Man  of  honour.- On 
Orphens  and  SignoraFrancisca  Margarita. — Written 
at  Alihrop,  upon  seeing  Vandyke's  picture  of  the  old 
Lady  Snuderland. 

Poems  and  life.    13  pp.    (Chalmers,  A.,  fnjr- poet;, 

V.  9,  p.  329.)—;  Verses]  written  at  Althrop  In  a  blank 
leaf  of  Waller's  poems,  upon  seeing  Vandyke's  picture 
of  the  old  Lady  Sunderland.  1  p.  (Bitson,  J.,  Eng. 
anthol.  V.  1,  p.  136.  i— Works.  23  pp.  (  Workt  of  wuat 
eel.  minor  potts,  v.  1,  p.  141.) 

De  Morgan,  A.     Newton  :   his  friend : 

and  his  niece.     1885. 

Johnson,  S.    Life  of  M.    3  pp.    (Chalmers,   A., 

Eng.  poet*,  v.  9,  p.  331.)— Memoirs  of  the  life  of  M. 

264  pp.  (/n  his  Poet,  works,  1716;  Poet,  works,  1793: 
Anderson,  J.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  6.) 

Montague,  F.  C.  Technical  education.  A 
summary  of  the  report  of  the  Royal  Com- 
mission appointed  to  inquii'e  into  the  state 
of  technical  instruction.  With  a  preface  by 
Sir  Bernhard  Samuelson.  London,  n.  d. 
12°.     (Cobdenaub.)  —1368 

Montague,    George,    3   Earl   of  Halifax. 

Jesse,  -i.  H.  George  Montagu,  Earl  of  Halifax.  8  pp. 
i/n  his  Mem.  of  celebrated  Etonians,  v.  1,  p.  344.) 

Montaiglon,  Anatole  de  Courde  de.  1824 — . 
Memoires  pour  servir  a  Thistoire  de  1" Aca- 
demic royale  de  peinture  et  de  sculpture, 
depuis  1648  jusqu 'en  1664.  Paris,  1853.  2  v. 
16°.     [Biblioth.  Elzevir.)  —1148 

[Ed.)    Aliscans.    See  Guessard,  F.,  and 

Montaiglon.  A.  de  C.  de  {Eds.) 

• (Ed.)    Chansons,  ballades,  et  rondeaux. 

See  Lescurel,  J.  de. 

{Ed.)    Livre  pour  I'enseignement  de  ses 

filles.    See  La  Tour- Landry.  G.  de. 

(Ed.)    Vie  de  Saint  Gregoire  le  Grand.    36  pp. 

{Somania,  v.  8,  1879,  p.  509.) 

and  Raynaud,  Gaston  (Eds.)    Recueil 

general  et  complet  des  fabliaux  des  XIII  et 
XIV  siecles  imprimes  ou  inedits.  Paris, 
1872-80.     4  V.  12°.  1215 

Contentt.  Le  flabel  d'AlonI,  T.  1.— De  Berengier 
au  lone  cul,  v.  4.— Bernier.  La  honce  partie,  v.  1.— 
De  la  borgoise  d'Orllens,  v.  1.— Des  braies  au 
cordelier,  v.  3.— rne  branche  d'armes,  v.  2.— De 
brifant,  v.  4. — De  brnnain,  la  vache  au  prestre,  v. 
1.— l>e  celle  qui  se  flst  f  .  .  .  v.  3.— De  celul  qui  bota 


la  plerre,v.  4. — La  chastelalne  de  Saint  Gil le.r.l. 

— Du  chevalier  ^  la  corbeille,  v.  2.— Du  chevalier  ik 
la  robe  vermeille,  v.  3." — Du  chevalier  qui  flst  sa  fame 
confesse,  v.  1. — Le  chevalier,  sa  dame,  et  le  clerc,  v.  2. 
-Colin  Malet.  De  jouglet,v.  4. — De  Constant  dn 
Hainel,  v.  4. — La  contregengle,  v.  2.— Conrte- 
barbe.  Des  trols  avugles  de  C^mplengne,  v.  1. — De 
la  crote,  v.  3. — Le  cnvier,  v.  1. — C'est  de  la  dame 
qui  aviene  demandoit  pour  morel  sa  provende  avoir, 
v.  1. — De  la  dame  qui  flst  batre  son  marl,  v.  4. — De  la 
damoisele  qui  ne  poolt  oir  parler  de  foutre,  v.  3. — 
Le  debat  dn  C  .  .  .  et  du  0  .  .  .  v.  2.— De  la  dent,  v.  1. 
— De  deux  Anglois  et  de  I'anel,  v.  2. — Des  deux 
bordeors  ribanx,  v.  1. — Des  denx  chang^ors,  v.  1. 
— Des  denx  chevaus,  v.  1.— Le  dlt  ties  C  ...  v.  2. 
— Durand.  Des  trols  bo(;us,  v.  1 — De  I'enfant  qui 
fu  remis  au  soliel,  y.  1. — Enguerrand  d'Oise.  Le 
meunier  d'Arleux,  v.  2. — Des  estats  dn  slecle,  v.  2. 
— Estnla,  V.  4. — £astache  d' Amiens.  Du  bouchler 
d'Abevile,  v.  3.— De  I'evesqne  qui  benei ...  v.  3. — 
D'une  seule  fame  qui  servoit  c.  chevaliers  de  tous 
poins,  v.  1. — Du  fancon  lanler,  v.  3. — Du  fevre  de 
Creell,  v.  1.— Du  fot^or,  v.  1. — Le  ditde  la  gagenre, 
V.  2.— Garln.  Du  prestre  ki  abevete,  v.  3.— De  Gan- 
teron  et  de  Marion,  v.  3.— Gantier  le  Long.  La 
veuve,  v.  2.— Gerbert.  De  grongnet  et  de  petit,  v.  3. 
— De  Gombert  et  des  2  clers,  v.  1.— Gnirin.  De 
Berangler  au  lone  cul,  v.  3.— Du  provolre  qui  menga 
les  meures,  v.  4. — De  Gnlllanme  au  faucon,  v.  2. — 
Gnillanme  le  Norniand.  De  la  male  honte,  v.  4. 
— Du  prestre  et  d'Alisou,  v.  2.— Gnlot  de  Vancres- 
son.  Des  vlns  d'ouan,  v.  2. — Haisianx.  De  I'anel, 
V.  3. — C'hest  de  la  honce.  v.  2 — Hugnes  le  Boi.  Du 
vair  palefrol,  v.  1. — Hngnes  Piaucele.  D'Estormi, 
v.  1.— De  sire  Hain  et  de  dame  Auieuse,  v.  1.— Jakes 
de  Basin.  De  ia  vescie  k  prestre ;  Des  3  chevaliers  el 
del  cbalnse,  v.  3.— Jean  de  Botes.  De  Barat  et  de 
Hairnet  on  des  3  larrons;  Du  vilain  de  Bailleul;  Le 
Tilain  de  Farbu,  v.  4. — Jean  de  Condi.  Du  clerc  qui 
f  u  repus  deriere  I'escrin,  v.  4. — Le  sentier  batu,  v.  3. — 
Jean  le  Gallois  d' Aubepienre.  De  pleine  bourse  de 
sens,  V.  3. — Du  mantel  mantaillie,  v.  3. — De  Blar- 
tiu  Hapart,  v.  2.— Milou  d' A  miens.  Du  prestre 
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V.  2. — La  Paternostre  farsie.  v.  2.— Le  dit  des  per- 
driz,  V.  1. — Du  pescheor  de  pont  seur  Saine,  v.  3 — 
Phelippot.  Le  dit  des  marcheans,  v.  2.— La  plan- 
tei,  V.  3. — De  porcelet,  v.  4. — Dou  povre  mercler, 
V.  2. — Do  pr6  tondn,  v.  4. — Du  prestre  crucifle,  v.  1. 
— Du  prestre  et  de  la  dame,  v.  2. — Du  prestre  et  des  2 

ribaus,  v.  3 Du  prestre  qu'on  porte  ou  de  la  longue 

nuit,  V.  4.— Du  prestre  qui  fu  mis  ou  lardier,  v.  2.— Da 
prendome  qui  rescolt  son  compere  de  noier,  v.  1. — 
Du  provost  i  I'aumuche,  v.  1. — De  la  pncele  qui 
abrevra  le  polain,  v.  4. — De  la  pncelle  qui  vouloU 
voler,  v.  4. — Des  pntains  et  des  lecheors,  v.  3.— 
Le  rol  d'Angleterre  et  le  Jongleur  d'Ely,  v.  2. 
— Rutebenf.  De  Chariot  le  Julf ;  De  la  dame  qui  fit 
3  tors  ontos  le  raoustler ;  De  frere  Denise  ;  Le  pet  aa 
Tilain;  Le  testament  de  I'asne,  v.  3. — La  saineresse, 
V.  1. — i)e  la  sorisete  des  estopes,  v.  4. — Du  sot  che- 
valier, V.  1. — Des  tresces,  v.  4. — Des  trois  dames, 
T.  4. — Des  trois  meschines,  v.  3. — Du  vallet  aus  12 
tames,  v.  3. — Du  vaUet  qui  d'aise  k  malaise  se  met,  v.  2. 
— Du  vilain  au  buffet,  v.  3. — Du  vilain  mire,  v.  3. — Du 
Tilain  qui  conquist  paradis  par  plait,  v.  3. — Watri- 
quet.  Des  3  chanoinesses  de  Coulolngne;  Des  3 
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Montaigne,  of  Oahors.    1759-1811.    De  cen- 

suris,  seu  notis  theologicls  et  de  seusu  propositionum. 
70  pp.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Theol.  cur.  compl.  v.  1,  p.  1409.) 

Montaigne,  Michel  Eyquem  de.  1533-92. 
Works,  with  notes  ...  by  W.  Hazlitt.  A 
new  and  carefully  revised  ed.,  by  O.  W. 
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V.  1.— Journey  into  Italy,  v.  4.— Letters,  v.  4 — St. 
John,  B.    Biography  of  M.  t.  4. 

Essais.  avec  des  sommaires  analytiqnes, 

et  les  notes  de  tous  les  commentateurs  :  pre- 
cedes de  la  preface  de  Mile,  de  Gournej'.  et 
d"un  precis  de  la  vie  de  Montaigne.  Paris, 
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29  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wtssens.  Nnuv.  m&ni.  1796,  p.  127  ; 
1797,  p.  140.)— Montaigne  commente  ^  neut.  21  pp. 
(Berlin  Akad.  wlssens.  Nouv.  mSm.  1803,  p.  80.)— Obser- 
vations grammatieales  et  critiques  sur  M.  41  pp. 
(Berlin  Akad.  wissens.  JVouv.  mem.  1798,  p.  124 ;  1799- 
1800,  p.  203.)— Cliiircll,  R.  W.  Essays  of  M.  44  pp. 
(Oxford  essays,  1857,  p.  239.)— Farnam,  H.  W.  Philos- 
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—Great  essayist  of  France.  29  pp.  {Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  61,  1863,  p.  514;  v.  62,  1863,  p.  44.)— Grote,  J. 
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—Jay,  A.  Eloge  de  M.  96  pp.  (Qiuvres,  v.  4,  p.  107.) 
—Laurie,  S.  S.  Montaigne  as  an  educationalist.  13 
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Montaigne's  essays.  19  pp.  (Retrospect.  Rev.  v.  2, 
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(Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  4, 1858,  p.  461.)— Sainte-Benve, 
C.  A.  Lettres  infidites  de  M.  26  pp.  {Nouveaux  Lundis, 
V.  6,  p.  239.)— Montaigne  en  voyage.  22  pp.  (Nouveaux 
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{Essays  and  tales,  v.  1,  p.  129.)— Vllleinaln,  A.  F. 
Eloge  de  M.    28  pp.    (CEuwres,  v.  10,  p.  1.) 

New  blograpliies  of  M.     20  pp.     (Quart.  Rev.  v.  99, 

1856,  p.  396.)— Clement,  P.  Montaigne,  homme  public. 
24  pp.  [Rev.  conlemp.  1855,  v.  4,  p.  214.)— Hailltt,  W. 
Life  of  M.  34  pp.  (Montaigne,  M.  E.  de.  Works,  v.  1, 
p.  15.)— Montaigne,  his  life  and  -writings.  33  pp. 
(Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  28,  1858,  p.  88.)— Michel  de  Mon- 
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11  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  34,  1846,  p.  261.)— Niceron,  J. 
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M.  8  pp.  (Montaigne,  M.  E.  de,  Essais,  v.  1,  p.  v.) — 
St.  John,  B.  Montaigne  the  essayist,  a  biography. 
174  pp.  (Montaigne,  M.  E.  de,  Works,  v.  4,  p.  7.)— 
Saiute-Beuve,  C.  A.  Nouveaux  documents  sur  M., 
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See  also  N.  Am.  Kev.  v.  87,  1858,  p.  356;  Westm.  Kev. 
n.  s.  v.  48,  1875,  p.  414. 

Moiitalant-Bougleiix,   Louis    Auguste. 

Salnte-Beuve,  C.  A.  Sauteul,  ou  de  la  po6sie  latine 
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Needham,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C. 

(In  her  Eng.  female  artists. 


M ontalba,  Clara. 

Clara  Moutalba.    2  pp. 
V.  2,  p.  226.) 

Moutalba,  Ellen. 


Needham,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C. 


Ellen  Moutalba.  1  p.  (In  her  Eng.  female  artists,  v.  2, 
p.  258.) 

Montalbani,  Ovidio.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem. 

des  hommes,  v.  37. 
Montaldo,  Adamo.     De  laudibus   familiae 

de  Auila.  11  pp.  (Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Hal.  script,  v. 
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Moiitale,  JfaZ?/.  Nerucci,  G.  (J?d.)  Cincelle 
da  Bambini  in  nella  stietta  parlatura  rustica 
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Montalenibert,  Charles  Forbes  de  Tryon, 
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Monks  of  the  'WQSt.  from  St.  Benedict  to 

St.  Bernard.  Authorised  tr.  Edinburgh, 
1861-67.     5  v.  8°.  2443 

Contents.  Anglo-Saxon  nung,  v.  6.— Social  and 
political  influence  of  the  monks  among  the  Anglo- 
Saxons,  V.  5.— St.  Augustin  of  Canterbury  and  the 
Roman  missionaries  lu  England,  597-633,  v.  3.— St. 
Benedict,  v.  2.— Christian  origin  of  the  British 
isles,  v.  3.— Celtic  monks  and  the  Anglo-Saxons, 
V.  4.— St.  Coluntba,  the  apostle  of  Caledonia,  521-597, 
v.  3.— St.  Columbauusi  the  Irish  in  Gaul  and  the 
colonies  of  Luxeull,  v.  2.— Genealogical  table  of 
nnns  descended  from  the  race  of  Hengiatand  <lynasty 
of  .EscingB,  kings  of  Kent,  v.  6 — (Jonealoglcal  table  of 
nuns  descended  from  the  dynasty  of  the  klnge  of 


Mercla,  v.  5. — Genealogical  table  of  princesses 

of  the  race  of  the  Ufflugs,  kings  of  East  Anglia,  who 
took  the  veil,  v.  5. — St.  Gregory  the  Great:  monastic 
Italy  and  Spain  in  the  6  and  7  centuries,  v.  2.— Hex- 
ham, V.  4.  —  Introduction,  v.  1.  —  lona,  v.  3. — 
liindlsfarne,  v.  4. — Monks  under  the  first  Mero- 
-viugians,  v.  2. — Monastic  precursors  lu  the  east, 
V.  1. — Monastic  precursors  in  the  west,  v.  1 Gene- 
alogical table  of  the  kings  of  Northumbrla,  v.  4. — 
Peterborough,  v.  4. — Roman  empire  after  the 
peace  of  the  church,  v.  1. — Genealogical  table  of  the 
kings  of  Wessex,  v.  5.  —  St.  Wilfrid  establishes 
Roman  unity  and  the  Benedictine  order,  634-709,  v.  4. 
— Contemporaries  and  successors  of  St.  Wilfrid,  650- 
735,  V.  4,  5. 

(Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  89,  1861,  p.  665;  Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  48,  1868,  p.  201  ;  Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  3 
N.  Y.  8.  V.  2,  1861,  p.  238;  Dublin  Rev.  v.  49, 1861,  p.  434  ; 
n.  8.  V.  10,  1868,  p.  1 ;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  76,  1870,  p. 
349;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  114,  1861,  p.  318;  v.  127,  1868,  p.  397; 
N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  48, 1868,  p.  163;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  110,  1861, 
p.  35.) 

R6ponse  k  MM.  G.  Phillips  et  G.  Goerrea,  sur  lea 

massacres  de  la  Galllcle.  12  pp.  [Correspondant,  v. 
16,  1846,  p.  1.)— Du  Vandalisme  et  du  cathoUclsme 
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Bonnier,  E.    Des  int6rets  catholiques  au  19  siecle, 

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tore  traditore.  21pp.  (Frai-er's  Jl/ag'.  v.  53, 1856,  p.  563.) 
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pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  53,  1859,  p.  118.)— 
Des  derniers  disconrs  de  M.  24  pp.  (Correspondant, 
V.  21,  1848,  p.  161.)— Dnpanloup,  P.  A.  P.,  Bp.  of  Or- 
Uans.  Les  molnes  d'occident.  par  M.  44  pp.  (Corres- 
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(  Correspondant,  n.  8.  v.  65, 1875,  p.  1044.)— On  a  letter  of 
M.  3  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  26,  1876,  p.  226.)— Dea 
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Oliphant,   Mrs.   M.    O.  W.    Memoir  of 

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Academic  des  Jeux  floraux  et  M.     8  pp.     (Cor- 
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ci^tS  general  d'6ducatiou.  24  pp.  ( Correspondant,  n.  a. 
v.  46,  1870,  p.  140.)  —  M.  de  Montalembert  and  the 
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V.  58,  1858,  p.  747.)— Foisset,  J.  T.  Comte  do  Monta- 
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599;  V.  52,  1872,  pp.  201,  809;  v.  53,  1872,  p.  401.)— Gall- 
lard,  L.  de.  Mort  et  funfirailles  de  M.  10  pp.  (Cor- 
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(Correspondant,  v.  31,  1853,  p.  169.)— R6cepti(m  de  M.  k 
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980.)— Montalembert,  and  parliamentary  in- 
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1861,  p.  31.)— Procis  Montalembert.  14  pp.  (Cor- 
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See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  107, 1870,  p.  522 ;  v.  112, 
1872,  p.  595;  Edln.  Rev.  v.  97, 1853,  p.  221 ;  Eraser's  Mag. 
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(Harper's  Mag.  v.  35,  1867,  p.  568.)— Mortson,  O.  C. 
Geological  notes  on  northern  and  central  M.  16  pp. 
(Montana  Hist.  Soc.  Contrib.  v.  1, 1876,  p.  285.)— Weal- 
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territory  of  M.  Speeches  in  the  Senate  .  .  .  March  31 
and  May  19, 1864.     8  pp.     (  Worki,  v.  8,  p.  236.) 

See  also  Tello^rgtone  National  Park. 

Montana  Historical  fSociety,  Contri- 
butions. With  its  transactions,  act  of  in- 
corporation, constitution,  ordinances,  offi- 
cers, and  members.  V.  1.  Helena,  1876. 
8°.  3595 

Contents.  Act  of  incorporation.— Ball, -T.  Let- 
ter.—Bonneville,  Capl.  b.  L.  E.  Letter.- Early  life 
of  Malcolm  Clarke.— Coustitntion.—De  Ijacy,  W. 

W.   Trip  up  the  S^uth  Snake  river  in  1863.— Steamboat 

arrivals  at  Fort  Benton,  Montana,  and  vicinity 

Heldt,  F.  G.  Sir  George  Gore's  expedition,  1854-56.— 
iMliabitants  of  Montana  during  the  winter  of  1862- 
63. — Introduction.— J obiison,  W.  W.  List  of  olS- 
cers  of  the  territory  of  Moutana  to  1876.— I^envls  and 
Clarke's  expedition.— JMembers  of  the  Society. — 
White  residents  of  :Mi88onla  conntjr.  Washington 
territory,  during  the  winter  of  1862-63.— Mortson,  O. 
C.  Geological  notes  on  northern  and  central  Montana. 
— Heights  of  mountains  and  passes. — Xelll,  £.  D. 
Early  discovery  of  the  Rocky  Mountains,  via  the  Mis- 
souri river,  by  Sleur  de  la  Vereudrye  and  his  sons. — 
Officers  of  the  Society.- Qulvey,  A.  M.  Yellowstone 
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river  in  1872.— Stnart,  G.  Life  of  James  Stuart.— 
Stuart,  J.  Adventure  on  the  upper  Missouri ;  Yel- 
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Montanelli,  Giuseppe  (Tr.)  1813-62.  Me- 
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Bonrbon  del  Monte,  F.,  Marquis.  Joseph  Mon- 
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Montaiiisni.     De  Soyres,  J.    Montanism 

and  the  primitive  church.     1878. 

Chadwick,  J.  W.    Tertulllan  and  Montanism.    19 

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1864,  2  per.  V.  54,  p.  166.) 

Montano,  Giovanni.      Oratio   funebris    in 

moite  Phliippi  Mariae  Vicecomitis  Mediolani  Duels. 
6  pp.     Maratorl,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  25,  p.  433.) 

Moiitanus.    See  Arias  Montanus. 
Moutiinus,  Bp.  of  Toledo.  6  cent.  Epistolae. 

4  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v.  65,  p.  51.) 
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Montanus,  Arnold.  — 1687.  America: 
being  the  latest,  and  most  accurate  descrip- 
tion of  the  new  world;  containing  the  origi- 
nal of  the  inhabitants  .  .  .  the  conquest  of 
the  vast  empires  of  Mexico  and  Peru,  and 
other  large  provinces  and  territories  .  .  . 
With  an  appendix.  Collected  from  most 
authentick  authors,  augmented  with  later 
observations,  and  adorn  "d  with  maps  and 
sculptures,  by  John  Ogilby.  London,  1671. 
fo.  2461 

Atlas  Chinensis  :  being  a  2  part  of  a  rela- 
tion of  remarkable  passages  in  2  embassies 
from  the  East-India  Company  of  the  United 
Provinces,  to  the  Vice-Roy  Singlamong  .  .  . 
and  to  Konchi.  Emperor  of  China  and  East- 
Tartary.  English 'd,  and  adorn 'd  with  .  .  . 
sculptures,  by  John  Ogilby.  London.  1671. 
fo.  1491 

Atlas  Japannensis :  being  remarkable  ad- 
dresses by  way  of  embassy  from  the  East- 
India  Company  of  the  United  Provinces,  to 
the  Emperor  of  Japan.  Containing  a  de- 
scription of  their  several  territories,  cities, 
temples,  and  fortresses  .  .  .  English' d,  and 
adorn 'd  with  . . .  sculptures,  by  John  Ogilby. 
London,  1670.     fo.  1491 

Embassy  of  John  Van  Campen    and    Constantina 

Noble  to  Sing  la  Blong,  Vice  Roy  of  Fo  kyen.    10  pp. 
(Green,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  3,  p.  431.) 

Montanus,    Reginaldus    Gonsalvius.      See 

Montes,  R.  G.  de. 
Montanus,  Votienus.     Fragmenta.     3  pp. 

(Meyer,  H.,  Orat.  Rom.  fragm.  p.  556.) 

Montapat,  France.    Bourquelot,  L.  F.     An- 

tiquitesaecouvertes  i  M.  2  pp.   (Soc.  antiq.  de  France, 
Bud.  1862,  p.  96;  with  Mint.  v.  27, 1864.) 

Montargis,  France.    Pinard,  T.   Montargis, 

son  chateau,  ses  seigneurs.    6  pp.    (Rev.  archiol.  1853, 
p.  603.) 

Montanban,  College  of.    Wheatcroft,  F.  G. 

Educatiou   of  the  French  Protestant  clergy.    15  pp. 
(  Cnntemp.  Rev.  v.  9, 1868,  p.  98.) 

Montaudon,  il/onA;  o/.  12  cent.  Dichtungen, 
herausg.  von  Otto  Klein.  Marburg,  1885.  8°. 
(Stengel,  E.,  Ausgaben  und  abhandlungen, 
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Gediekte.  13  pp.  (Mabn,  K.  A.  F.,  Werke  der  trou- 
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Montank,  First  cruise  of  the.  Browne,  S. 
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Montauk.  Indians.    Occum,  S.    Account 

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Montauk  Point,  L.  I.  Parsons,  C.  Mon- 
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Montanr^,  Gandouard  de.  Elloge  de  Male- 
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Montansier,  Julie  Lucine  d'Angennes  de 

Bambouillet,   Duchesse   de.      Flechier,   E.      Oralson 
fundbre  de  M.    41  pp.     ( (Euvres,  t.  1,  p.  1.) 

Montbard  castle.  Buffon,  H.  de.  Mont- 
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Montbartier,  France.  Devals,  J.  U.  Tu- 
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Montbenoit,  France.  Quicherat,  J.  In- 
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Montblanc,  Augustin  Louis  de,  Abp.   of 

Tours.  1767-1841.    Notice;  Mandement.   8pp.   (Migae, 
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Montbrisoii,  France.     Bernard,  A.  J.     De 

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montealm  de  Saint  T^ran,  Louis  3o- 
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Parkman,  F.   Montcalm  and  Wolfe.  1884, 

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Bonnecliose,  C.  de.    Le  Marquis  de  Montcalm  et 

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<See  also  Q,ue'bec. 

II oiitchre^tien,  Antoine  de.    Niceron,  J. 

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Moiitcuq,  France.     Meyer,  P.    D'une  nou- 

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Monte  Casino,  Monastery.    Annales  Casi- 

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p.  303.)— Catalogus  abbatum  monasterii  Cagl- 
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Monte  Cavallo.   Brewer,  J.  R.    Historical 

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Monte  Tiso.    Vaccakone,  L.    Le  pertuis 

du  Viso.     1881. 
Monteatta,  Robert.    Forester's  guide  and 

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Moiitebello,  Charles,  Comte  de.  Quelques 
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Paris,  n.  d.     8°.  3425 

Monteeanti,  Guerzo  di.    13  cent.    Sonnet. 

1  p.     (Rossottl,  D.  O.,  Dante  and  his  circle,  p.  299.) 

Montecuccoli,  Sebastiano,  Comte  de.  Die- 
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de  M.,  I'empolsonneur  du  Dauphin.  5  pp.  (Lafaist, 
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MonteAore,  Sir  Moses.  Wolf,  L.  Sir 
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Monteg,  Cavalier  Lunel  de.    Ensenhamen  ; 

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Monteil,  Amans  Alexis.  1769-1850.  His- 
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toire  de  France  aux  5  derniers  siecles.  3  ed. 
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Janin,  J.    Histoire  d'un  famllle  bourgeolse.    42 

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See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  79, 1856,  p.  266. 

Monteiro,  Henriqueta  (Tr.)  Portuguese 
folk-tales.     See  Pedroso,  C. 

Monteiro,  J.  G.  {Ed. )  Obras  de  Gil  Vicente. 
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Monteiro,  Joachim  John.  Angola  and  the 
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Monteiro,  Mariana.  Legends  and  popular 
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Afag.  n.  s.  v.  1,  1878,  p.  313.) 

Monteitb,  A.  H.  Course  of  lessons  in  the 
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Monteith,  Alexander  Earle.    Douglas,  F.  B. 

Alexander  Earle  Monteith.  6  pp.  (Disruption  worthies. 
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Monteith,   Robert.     Theatre  of  mortality. 

18  pp.     (Rev.  of  In  Retrospect.  Rev.  v.  13,  1826,  p.  213.) 

Montel,  Achille,   and    Ijambert,  Louis. 

Chants  populaires  du  Languedoc.     Avec  la 

musique  notee.     Paris,  1880.     8°.  —2755 

Montelius,  Oscar.  1843—.  Fran  jernaldern. 

Figurerna  tecknade  och  litografierade  af  C. 

F.  Lindberg.    Stockholm,  1869.   2  v.  in  1,  4°. 

1782 
Remains  from  the  iron  age  of  Scandinavia. 

Stockholm,  1869.    4°.  1703 

Monteniayor,  Jorge  de.      Circa  1520-62. 

Story  of  the  sheperdess  Felismena,  from  which 
Shakespeare  is  said  to  have  taken  the  plot  of  the 
"Two  gentlemen  of  Verona."  From  book  II  of  the 
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Shelley,  M.  W.,  and  others.    Mouteinayor.    4  pp. 

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Montenegro.    Wilkinson,  Sir  J.  G.    Dal- 

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Monterey,  Cal.    Bishop,  W.  H.     Southern 

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Moiites,  Lola.    See  Montez,  L. 

Montes,  Raimundo  Gonzalez  de.  16  cent. 
Inquisitionis  Hispanicae  artes  aliquot  jam 
olim  detectae.  et  quod  auctor  exegit  foris 
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Artes  de  la  Inquisizion  espafiola.  Primer 

tr.  castellana,  de  la  obra  escrita  en  latin. 
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Monteser,  Francisco  de,    17  cent.    El  cabal- 

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e^pan.) 

Moiitesino,  Ambrosio.   Cancionero.    66  pp. 

iSanclia,  J.  de,  ^"nian.  y  cancion.  sagradoi,  p.  401:  Bib- 
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Montesinos,  Fernando.  — circa  1660.  Me- 
moires  historiques  sur  Tancien  Perou. 
Paris.  1840.  8°.  (Ternaux-Compans,  H., 
Voyages.)  1636 

Moiitespan,  Francoise  AthenaTs  de  Roche- 
chouart  de  Mortemart,  Marquise  de.  Cle- 
ment. J.  P.  Madame  de  Montespan  et  Louis 
XIV.     1868. 

Claveaa,  A.    Les  petits  romans  du  grand  siicle. 

26  pp.  (fter.  contemp.  1860,  v.  1,  p.  651.)— Couinierce 
poetiqne  de  I'EvSque  d'Avranches  et  de  M.  5  pp. 
(Rtv.  ritroiptct.  v.  1,  1833,  p.  131.)— Noailles,  P.,  Due  de. 
Mme.de  Maintenon  et  Mme.de  M.  26  pp.  (Corres- 
pondant,  v.  39, 18.56,  p.  210.) 

Montesquieu,  Charles  de  Secondat,  Baron 
delaBredeetde.  1689-1755.  CEuvres.  Nouv. 
ed.     Londres,  1767.     3  v.  4°.  —1113 

Contents.  Alembert,  J.  le  R.  d'.  Analyse  de  I'Esprit 
des  lols,  V.  1.— Eloge  de  Montesquieu,  v.  1. — Diseonrs 
prononed  lors  de  sa  reception  ^  I'Academie  fran90ise, 
en  1728,  V.  1.— Le  temple  de  Gntde,  v.  3.— Eissal  sur  le 
gout,  V.  3.— Liettrea  ramlli^res,  v.  3.— Letlres 
persanes,  v.  3.— De  I'Esprlt  des  loix,  v.  1, 2.— Defense 
de  lEsprit  des  loix,  v.2.— Eclairclssemens  sur  I'Espnt 
des  lols,  V.  2.— liysimaqne,  v.  2.— Poesies,  v.  3.— 
Cousideratious  sur  les  causes  de  la  grandeur  des  Ro- 
malna  et  de  leur  decadence,  v.  3.— Dialogue  de  Sj-lla 
et  d'Eucrate,  v.  3.  —  Eeraerclment  sincere  a  un 
homme  charitable,  attribu£  k  M.  de  Voltatre,  v.  2. 

Extralts.  30  pp.  (ITitA  Cicero,  M.  T.,  La  Ripublique, 

ed.  A.  F.-uiVte,  p.  206.) 

Destutt   de  Tracy,  A.  L.  C,    Comte. 

Commentaire  sur  lEsprit  des  lois  de  Montes- 
quieu.    1819. 

Alembert,  J.  le  R.  d'.    Analyse  de  I'Esprlt  des  lois. 

11  pp.  (lEurres,  v.  3,  p.  466;  Montesquieu,  C.  de  S., 
Bar'jH  de  la  Bride  el  de,  Oiuvrei,  v.  1,  p.  xxxv.)— Andr*, 
D.  Sur  les  ecrits  sclentiflques  de  M.  28  pp.  ( Corres- 
pondant.  n.  s.  v.  84, 1880,  p.  1054.)— Barnl,  J.  Montes- 
quieu. 105  pp.  (/nWi  "Hist  des  Id§e8  morales  etpolit. 
en  France  au  18  siScle,  v.  1,  p.  105.1— B^chard,  F. 
Mouarcbie  de  M.  et  ripublique  de  Jean  Jacques.  43 
pp.  (Correspondanl,  u.  s.  v.  50,  1872,  p.  283.)— Salute- 
Beuve,  0.  A.  Montesquieu.  44  pp.  (Cauteries  da 
Lun.li.  v.  7,  p.  41.) 

VlAN,  L.    Histoire  de  Montesquieu.    1878. 

JS'ote. — Also  in  Currespondant,  n.  a.  v.  70,  71,  1877. 

Alembert,J.  le  R.  d'.    Eloge  de  M.  27  pp.   ((Euvres, 

V.  3,  p.  440 ;  Montesquieu.  C.  de  8.,  Baron  de  la  Bre'ie  et 
d€.  Oiuvret,  v.  1,  p.  i.)— Alison,  Sir  A.    Montesquieu. 


36  pp.  {Etsavs  polit.,  hist.,  and  miscel.  v.  2.  p.  1 ;  and 
Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  58,  1845,  p.  389.)— Bmnetlere,  P. 
Un  biographe  de  M.  27  pp.  [In  hii  Etudes  critiques 
sur  .  .  .  littirature  fran;aise,  p.  236.)- Eloge  de  M. 
24  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wissens.  Mem.  1754,  p.  445.) — 
Vlllemain,  A.  F.  Eloge  de  M.  58  pp.  (  Oiuvres,  v.  10, 
p.  55.) 

Montesquiou-F^zenzac,  Francois  Xa- 
vier Marc  .\ntolne.  Due  de.  l>abonderie,'j.  Notice 
bistorique  sur  M.  26  pp.  i,Soc.  antiq.  de  France, 
.»/€«.  V.  12,  1836,  p.  Ixiii.) 

Montesson,  Charlotte  Jeanne  Beraud,  Mar- 
quise de.  1737-1806.  Lettres  adressees  a  I'Abbe  Maury. 
23  pp.     [Rev.  retrospect.  2  s.  v.  7, 1836,  p.  173.) 

Iie'vls,  P.  M.  G.,  Due  de.    Mme.  de  Montesson.    12 

pp.    (/n  his  Souvenirs  et  portraits,  p.  248.> 

Montevideo.  Vidal,  E.  E.  Picturesque 
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Hnnez, L    Usurpation  de  M.  par  les  gouvernemena 

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toriques. p.  252.1— Siege  of  M.  27  pp.  (Dublin  Ret. 
V.  26.  1R49,  p.  33.) 

Montez,  Lola  (Marie  Dolores  Eliza  Rosanna 
Gilbert),  Countess  of  Landsfeld.  Circa  1820- 
61.  Arts  of  beauty ;  or,  secrets  of  a  lady's 
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Lectures,  including  her  autobiography. 

New  York.  1858.     12°.  2286 

Omtents.  Antoblograpby.- Gallantry.— He- 
roiues  of  bistory. — Comic  aspect  of  love. — Wits 
and  women  of  Paris.  —  Romanism.  —  Beautiful 
TTomen. 

^o^e.— These  lectures  were  written  by  Charles 
Chauncey  Burr. 

Lola  Montes,  or  a  reply  to  the  '■'Private 

history  and  memoirs "  of  that  celebrated 
lady,  recently  pub.  by  the  Marquis  Papon, 
Secretary  to  the  King  of  Bavaria.  New 
York.  1851.     12°.  5841 

Lola  Montds  et  les  Catboliqnes  de  la  Bavlere. 

13  pp.  (Correspondanl,  v.  17,  1847,  p.  9J6.)— King  of 
Bavaria,  Mnnlcb,  and  Lola  Montez.  15  pp. 
(Fraser'i  .Hag.  v.  37,  1848,  p.  89.,— Roi  de  Baviere  et 
Lola  3IontJ-g.  6  pp.  (Correspondanl, \. 21, l'6iB,  p.  612.) 

Montezuma  H,i7m/)eroro/JfeFieo.  Pees- 
COTT.  W.  H.  History  of  the  conquest  of 
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Wallace,  L.     The  fair  God  ;  or.  the  last 

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Morgan,  L.  H.    Montezuma's  dinner.    44  pp.    (JT. 

Am.  Rev.  V.  122,  1876.  p.  26.i.) 

See  also  Cortes,  F Mexico,  History. 

Montfaucon,  Bernard  de.  1655-1741.  L'An- 
tiquite  expliquee  et  representee  en  figures. 
Paris.  1719.     5  v.  in  10.  fo.  1751 

Contents.  Les  bains,  les  manages,  les  grandes  et 
les  peiits  jeux,  les  pompes,  la  chasse,  la  peche,  les 
arts,  etc.  v.  3,  pt.  2 — Les  cbemins  publics,  les  aque- 
ducs,  et  la  navigation,  v.  4,  pt.  2.— Le  cnlte  des  Grecs 
et  des  Remains,  v.  2,  pt.  1.— Les  dienx  des  Grecs  et 
des  Romains,  v.  1,  pts.  1,  2.— Les  fnnerailles  des 
Grecs  et  des  Romains,  v.  5,  pt.  1.— Les  f  ungraliles  des 
nations  barbares,  les  lampes,  les  suppllces,  etc.  v.  5, 
pt.  2.— Les  Habits,  les  meubles,  les  vases,  les  mo- 
noyes,  les  polds,  les  mesures  des  Grecs,  des  Rtjmains, 
et  des  autres  nations,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Discours  preliminaire 
sur  I'origine  de  I'idolatrie,  et  sur  l'id6e  que  les 
palens  avoient  de  leurs  dlvinitez,  v.  1,  pt.  1.— Les 
levies  des  gens  de  gnerre,  les  habits,  les  maga- 
zins,  les  travaux,  les  sigiies,  et  les  combats  militaires, 
les  armes  de  tontes  les  nations,  les  marches  d'armees, 
les  machines  de  guerre,  etc.  v.  4,  pt.  1.— La  religion 
des  Egyptieus,  des  Arabes,  des  Syrieus,  des  Perses, 
des  Scythes,  des  Germaius,  des  Gaulols,  des  Espagnols, 
et  des  Carthaginols,  v.  2,  pt.  2. 

The  same.  Supplement.  Paris,  1724.  5  v. 
fo.  1751 

Contents.  Le  cnlte  des  Grecs,  des  Romains,  des 
Egyptiens,  et  des  GauloJs,  v.  2.— Les  die  ax  des  Grecs 
et  des  Romains,  v.  1. — Les  fnnerailles,  v.  5. — La 
gnerre,  les  prints,  les  aqueducs,  la  navigation,  les 
pbares,  et  les  tours  octogones,  v.  4.— Les  habits  et 
lea  usages  de  la  vie,  v.  3. 


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■ Monumens  de  la  monarchie  franQoise,  qui 

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Montferrat,  Italy.   Ben venuto  d  i  S.  Giorgio, 

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Contents. 
Abaco-Extreme,  v.  1.  Eabrl-Zoolique,  v.  2. 

Supplement.    Aberration-Volant,  v.  3. 

Moiitfleury,  Antoine  Jacob,  dit.     1640-85. 

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Moiitfoort,  Pieter  Gerritsz.     Havard,  H. 

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Moiitfort,  Amauri,  Comte  de.    Molinier,  A. 

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Montfort,  Simon  IV,   Comte  de.      —1218. 

f^plstola  ad  lunocenilum  III  de  expugnaiione  haereti- 
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Montfort,    Simon    de.    Earl   of   Leicester. 

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BiMONT,  C.    Simon  de  Montfort,  Comte 

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Moiitfort-Bregenz,  Hugo  von.  See  Hugo, 
Graf  von  Montfort- Bregenz. 

Montgaillard,  Guillaume  Honore  Rocques 
de.     See  Rocques  de  Montgaillard,  G.  H. 

Montgaillard,  Maurice  Jacques  Rocques 
de.     See  Rocques  de  Montgaillard,  M.  J. 

Montgeron,  Louis  Basile  Carre  de.  1686- 
1754.  La  verite  des  miracles  operes  par  1 'in- 
tercession de  M.  de  Paris.  Utrecht,  1737. 
4°.  —4213 

Tlie  same.    Cologne,  1737-47.     3  v.  4°. 

—4213 

Montglat,  Frangois  de  Paule  de  Clermont, 
Marquis  de.  — 1675.  Memoires,  coutenant 
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maison  d'Autriche  durant  1 'administration 
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The  same.  Paris,  1857.  r.  8°.  (Michaud 
and  Poujoulat,  Nouv.  coll.  mem.  rel.  hist,  de 
France,  \.  29.)  2673 

Montgomerie,  Archibald  William,  13  Earl 

of  Eglintnn.  Late  Earl  of  Egliuton.  3  pp.  (Blackwood's 
Mag.  v.  90,  1861,  p.  642;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  58,  1861, 
p.  629.) 

Montgomery,  Alexander.  — circa  1610. 
Poems  :  with  biographical  notices,  by  David 
Irving.     Edinburgh,  1821.     8°.  1366 

Contents.  The  CIterrie  and  tlie  slae. — Devo- 
tional poems.— Flyting  betwixt  Montgomery  and 
Polwart.— Irving,  D.  Biographical  notices  of  M. ; 
Notes.— The  Miudes  melodie.  — Miscellaneons 
poems.— Sonnets. 

Poems.  Ed.  by  James  Cranstoun.  Edin- 
burgh, 1886-87.  2  pts.  8°.  [Scot.  Text  Soc. 
Nos.  9,  10.)  2116 

Contents.  The  Clierrie  and  the  slae,  pt.  1. — 
Cranstoun,  J.  Notes,  pt.  2. — Devotional  poems, 
pt.  2.— Epitaphs,  pt.  2.— Flyting  betwixt  Mont- 
gomery and  Polwart,  pt.  1.— The  Mindes  melodie, 
pt.  2.— mscellaueous  poems,  pts.  1,  2.— Poems 
attributed  to  M.  pt.  2.— Sonnets,  pt.  1. 

[Poems.]     25  pp.     (SihhSild,  J.,  Chronicle  of  Scottish 

poetry,  v.  3,  p.  342.) 

Irving,  D.    Life  of  M.    25  pp.    {In  his  Lives  of 

Scotish  poets,  v.  2,  p.  181 ;  and  Montgomery,  A.,  Poems, 
1821,  p.  v.) 

Montgomery,  Edmund  {Tr.)     On  the  use 

of  cold  in  surgery.     See  Esmarch,  J.  F.  A. 

Montgomery,  Elizabeth.  1778—.  Reminis- 
cences of  Wilmington,  in  familiar  village 
tales,  ancient  and  new.   Phila.  1851.  8°.  3574 

Montgomery,  George  Edgar.     In  marble. 

1  p.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  16,  1878.  p.  623.)— Miss  Elleu 
Terry.  18  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L., 
Actors  and  actresses,  v.  5,  p.  247.) 

Montgomery,  George  Washington.  1804- 
41.  Narrative  of  a  journey  to  Guatemala, 
in  Central  America,  in  1838.  New  York, 
1839.     8°.  2478 

Montgomery,  H.  Life  of  Maj. -Gen.  Zachary 
Taylor.     20  ed.     Auburn,  1854.     p.  8°.     3796 

Montgomery,  Henry  R.  Memoirs  of  the 
life  and  writings  of  Sir  Richard  Steele,  with 
his  correspondence,  and  notices  of  his  con- 
temporaries, the  wits  and  statesmen  of 
Queen  Anne's  time.  Edinburgh,  1865.  2  v. 
8°.  4863 

Montgomery,  James.  1771-1854.  Poetical 
works,  collected  by  himself.  London,  1841. 
4  V.  16°.  1307 

Contents.  Climbing  boy's  sollloqnieB,  v.  2.— 
Translations  from  Dan<c,  v.  3.— Greenland,  v.  3 — 
Miscellaneous  poems,  v.  1-4.— Miscellanies,  v.  4. 
—Narratives,  V.  3.— Songs  ou  the  abolition  of  negro 
slavery,  in  the  British  colonies,  Aug.  1,  1834,  v.  4.— 


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Poet,  works,  v.  1,  p.  1.) — Poems.  25  pp.  (Alkin,  J., 
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Holland.  J.,  and  Everett.  J.    Memoirs 

of  the  life  and  writings  of  James  Mont- 
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Memoirs.    27   pp.     (Rev.  of  In  London  Quart.  Ret. 

V.  C,  1856,  p.  178.)— Montgomery's  poems.  13  pp. 
(iV.  Am.  Bev.  v.  9, 1»19,  p.  276.)— Pelican  island.  22 
pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  22,  \tfi1,  p.  491 ; 
Westm.  Rev.  v.  8,  1827,  p.  303.)— Lectures  on  poetrjr. 
i  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Fraser't  Mag.  v.  8, 1833,  p.  45.)— Poet's 
portfolio,  or  minor  poems.  17  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin. 
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land, and  other  poems,  ft  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  9,  1807,  p.  347.)— West  Indies,  and  other  poems. 
15  pp.  (Bev.  of  in  Qttart.  Rev.  v.  6,  ISll,  p.  405.)— 
World  before  the  flood ;  a  poem.  10  pp.  (Rev. 
of  in  Quirt.  Rtr.  V.  11,  1«14,  p.  78.) 

Montgoiuery,  James.  Cotton  manufacture 
of  the  United  States  contrasted  and  com- 
pared with  that  of  Great  Britain.  Glasgow, 
n.  d.     8°.  —3734 

Cotton  spinner's  manual ;  or,  a  compen- 
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Glasgow.  1835.     12°.  —3737 

Moutgoiuery,  Gen.  Richard.    Armstrong, 

Gen.i.  Life  of  M.  44  pp.  (Sparks,  J.,  .Jm.  biog.  1  s. 
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{In  his  Washington  and  his  generals,  v.  1,  p.  132.) — 
I<ife  of  M.  6  pp.  (Lougacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J., 
Aa'.  portr.  gallery,  v.  4.) 

Montgomery,  Rev.  Robert.  1807-55.  The 
Gospel  in  advance  of  the  age  :  being  a  homily 
for  the  times.     3  ed.     Edinburgh,  1848.     8°. 

—1235 

Gallery  of  literary  characters.  Robert  Montgomery. 

2  pp.  { Eraser's  Mag.  v.  4, 1831,  p.  672.)— Horne,  R.  H. 
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Montgomery's  poems.  8  pp.  (Essays,  crit.  and  miscel. 
p.  657;  and  Edin.  Rev.  v.  51,  1830,  p.  193.) — Omni- 
presence of  the  Deity:  a  poem.  21pp.  (Rev.  of 
m  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  23, 1828,  p.  751.)— Oxford.  4  pp. 
(Rev.  of  in  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  3. 1831,  p.  280.1— Bp.  Sander- 
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1841,  p.  213.;— Satan.  5  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Eraser's  Mag. 
V.  I,  1830,  p.  9.j;    iVestm.  Rev.  v.  12, 1829,  p.  355.) 

Moutgoniery,  Ala.     Hedges,  W.     Three 

years  in  M.    6  pp.     |//a;7)«r'i  J/a*;.  v.  29, 1864,  p.  196.) 

Montgomeryshire,  Wales.  Powys-land 
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Montgommery,  Gabriel.  Comte  de.    Dis- 

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(Lafaist,  L.,  Archh-.  'le  I  hist,  de  France,  1  s.  v.  8,  p.  223.) 

Month  in  England.  Tuckerman,  H.T.  1405 
Month  in  Knsstia.    Dicev,  E.  1463 

Month  in  the  eamp  before  Sebastopol. 

Kinglake.  A.  W.  3465 

Monthly  American  jonrnal  of  geology 

and  natural  science.     Conducted  by  G.  W. 

Featherstonhaugh.  V.  1.    Phila.  1831-32.  8°. 

—1625 


Monthly  religious  magazine,  v.  1-5. 
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Xole. — Continued  as  Religious  magazine  and  month- 
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Montholon,  Charles  Tristan,  Marquis  de. 
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the  reign  of  Napoleon,  dictated  by  the  Em- 
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France.  See  Gourgaud.  G.,  Baron,  and 
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Count  Montholon  and  Sir  Hudson  Lowe.    20  pp. 

(Quart.  Rev.  v.  82, 1848,  p.  483.) 

Months.    See  Seasons. 

Monti,  Vincenzo.  1754-1828.  Opere.  Milano, 
1839-42.     6  V.  8°.  —1104 

Contents.  Arlstodemo,  tragedia,  v.  3.— Del  cavallo 
alato  d'Arsiiioe,  lettere  fllologiche  al  cittadino  Gio- 
vanni Paradiri.  v.  5. — II  Bardo  della  Selva  Xera, 
poeraa.  v.2. — In  morte  dl  Ugo  Ba88ville,cantica,  v.2. 
— La  Bellezza  dell'  Universo,  cniiio,  v.  2. — Lettera 
air  Ab-Saverio  Beltlnelli,  v.  5.— Cajo  Gracco,  tra- 
gedia, ▼.  3. — Canzonette,  anacreouiicbe,  cauzoni, 
Innl,  odi,  v.  1. — Discorso  sopra  un  passo  della  chioma 
di  Berenice,  poema  di  Calllmaco,  tradotto  dl  Valerio 
Catnllo,  V.  5.— Omaggio  funebre  di  2  madri  italiane 
alia  tomba  di  Desaix  (1801i.  v.  3.— Dialoghl,  v.  5 — 
Risposte  ad  un  ariicole  del  Diaria  di  Roma,  v.  5. — 
Discorso  recitato  In  .\rcadia  la  sera  del  Venerdl 
S.-iuto,  1782,  v.  5.— Drammi  e  cautate,  v.  3. — Lezione 
d'eloqnenza,  v.  5.— Epi^ramml,  v.  1. — Episto- 
lario,  V.  6. — La  Feroniade,  v.  2.— La  Spada  dl  Pre- 
derico  II,Redi  Prussia,  v.  2. — Galeotto3Iaufredi, 
principe  di  Faenza,  tragedia,  v.  3.— Ginnone  Pla- 
cata,  componlmento  drammatico,  v.  3. — Homerns. 
Illade,  V.  4. — Conslderazioiii  sulla  difflcoltk  di  ben 
tradurre  la  protasl  dell'  Iliade,  v.  5.  —  Invito  a 
Pallade,  Inno  drammatico,  v.  3.— Maggi,  G.  .\.  In- 
toruo  alia  vita  ed  alle  fipero  del  Cavaliere  Vincenzo 
Monti,  V.  1. — In  morte  dl  Lorenzo  Mascheroni,  cau- 
tlca,  V.  2. — II  Mistigo  omaggio,  cantata,  v.  3. — Fatto 
storlco  della  carcerazione  di  Vincenzo  Mori.  v.  5.— 
La  Musogonla,  canto,  v.  2. — Per  la  Xascita  del 
reale  Delfino  flglio  dl  Lulgl  XYI,  compoDlmento 
drammatico,  v.  3. — Ottave,  v.  1. — La  Palingenesi 
politica,  canto,  v.  2. — Fatto  storlco  della  carcerazione 
di  Pieiro  Pasqnini,  v.  5. — II  Pellegriiio  apos- 
tolico,  poemeito,  v.  2. — Persins  Placcus.  .\.  Sa- 
tire, V.  1. — Lettera  a  nome  di  Francesco  Piranesi  al 
Generate  D.  Giovanni  .\cton,  v.  5.— I  Pittagoricl, 
dramma,  v.  3.— Poemetti,  v.  2.— Poesie  scherze- 
-roli,  satlrlche,  et<:.  v.  1. — Poesie  varie,  v.  1,  3. — II 
Prouieteo,  v.  2. — Prose  varie,  v.  5. — 11  Retorno 
d'Astrea,  v.  3.— Per  le  nozze  del  Marchese  Lorenzo 
Rondinelli  coUa  noblle  Donna  Geltrude  Gnudi,  can- 
tata, V.  3. — Deir  obligo  dl  onorare  1  priml  scopritorl 
del  vero  In  fatto  dl  seienze ;  Prolusione  agli  studl 
deir  Unlversita  dl  Pavia,  v.  5.— Sciolti,  v.  1,  3.— 
Sestine,  v.  1 — Sonetti,  v.  1,  3.— La  Snpplico  di 
Melipomene  e  di  Talia,  cantata,  v.  3. — Lettera  al 
Cavaliere  Giuseppe  Tambroni,  iutorno  al  verbo 
trlare,  v.  5.— Terzlne,  v.  1. — Teseo,  v.  3.— Traduzl- 
onl,  V.  1,  3.— Tragedie,  v.  3.— Venere  urauia,  can- 
tata, v.  3.— A'ersi  latini,  v.  1. 

Two  sonnets  on  Jndas.    1  p.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 

V.  35,  18.50,  p.  599;  Harper's  Mag.  v.  1,  1850,  p.  114; 
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Horae  Italicae,  No.  II.  Aristodemo.  11pp.  (Black- 
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Montiano  y  liiiyando,  Agustin  de.  1697- 

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I<es8lng.  G.  E.  Anszugausdem  spaoischen  trauer- 

spiele  Virginia  des  Don  Augustlno  de  M.  49  pp. 
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10  iJp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  7,  1853,  p.  145.) 

Moiitieranicy,  Abbey.  Joannes  VIII,  Pope. 

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Montier-^Sfeuf,  Monastery.     Martin.     Ex 

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Montigny,  Charles  Claude  de.     1744-1818. 

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Montjoie,  Christophe  Felix  Louis  Ventre  de 
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Montlignon,  France.    Lefeuve,  C.    Mont- 

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Montlosier,  Frangois  Dominique  Reynaud, 

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Montluc,  Blaise  de  Lasseran  Massencome, 
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Montluc,  Jean  de,  Bp.  of  Valence  and  IXe. 

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Montmagny,  France.    Lefeuve,  C.    Mont- 

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Montniartre,  France.    Guilhermy,  F.  de. 

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Montmorency,  Anne,  Due  de.  Decrue,  F. 
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Memoirs,  written  by  herself.    Ed.  from 

the  French.     London,  1848.     3  v.  12°.      1678 

La  Graude  Mademoiselle.  26  pp.   (Southern  Rev. 

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Mademoiselle.    23  pp.    ( Causeries  du  Lundi,  v.  3,  p.  503.) 


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MONUMENTA  GERMAN.  HIST. 


M ontpeusier,  Louis  Antoine  PliUippe  d  "Or- 
leans. Z)j<c  de.  1775-1807.  Memoires.  Paris, 
1824.  8°.  (Berville  and  Barriers,  Mem.  rel. 
revol.  frang.  v.  37. )  1676 

Moiitpeiisier,  Louis  II  de  Bourbon.  Conite 

de.  Braiitoine,  P.  de  B.  de.  In  his  (Euvres  compl. 
V.  3,  p.  3.")7.     'J-i  pp. 

Moiitpezat,  Antoine  de  Lettes.  Marquis  de. 

Brautdiue,  P.  de  B.  de.     In  hU  (Euvres  compl.  v.  2, 

p.  •>;-;(-..    ;'.r.  pp. 
Moiilploiiiolianip,  pset/d.    See  Brusle,  J. 
Montreal.  Warburton.  J/q/.  G.  Hochelaga 

depicta  :  the  early  .  .  .  history  of  Montreal. 

Ed.  by  N.  Bosworth.     1839. 
Dollier  de  Cassou,  F.  [attributed  to].    Histoire  du 

M.,  1640-72;  et  abrege  de  la  mission  de  Keute.     128  pp. 

(Quebec  Lit.  and  Hist.  Soc.  Hist.  doc.  3  s.) — Liaroclie- 

U6roii,  C.  de.    La  Tllle   de   Marie.    19   pp.     ( Corres- 

joondanf ,  v.  34, 1854,  p.  65.)— Parkman,  F.    Founders 

01  M.  9  pp.  [Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  19,  1867,  p.  723.)— 
Montreal.  18  pp.  {In  his  Historic  handb.  of  the 
northern  tour,  p.  103.) 

See  also  Hotel  Dlea  nniuiery. 

Montreal.   Natural  History  Society. 

See  Natural  History  Society  of  Montreal. 
Montr^sor,  Claude  de  Bourdeille,  Comte  de. 

Circa  1608-63.  Memoires  (1632-37).  69  pp.  (Michaud 
and  Poujoulat,  Nouv.  coll.  mim.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  x.  21, 
p.  173;  Petitot,  C.  B.  and  A.,  Mim.  rel.  last,  de  France, 

2  8.  V.  54,  p.  215.) 

Montr^sor,  Col.  James  Gabriel.     1709-76. 

Journals,  1757-59.  101  pp.  (N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  CoU.  1881, 
p.  11.) 

Moiitr^sor,  Capt.  John.  1736-99.  Journals, 
1757-78.  New  York,  1882.  8°.  (N.  Y.  Hist. 
Soc.  Coll.  1881.)  3563 

Montr^sor  family.    Scull.  G.  D.    Family 

of  Moutr^sor.    6  pp.    (N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  CoU.  1881,  p.  3.) 

Montreuil,  Jean    de.     — 1418.      Epistolae 

selectae.  78  pp.  (Mariene,  E.,  and  Durand,  XJ.,  Vet. 
script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  2,  p.  1310.) 

Moutreuil,  Matthieu.    1620-92.    Lettre  con- 

teuant  uue  relation  de  ce  qui  s'est  pass6  au  sujet  du 
mariage  du  Roy,  1660.  33  pp.  (Lafaist,  L.,  Archie,  de 
Vhia.  de  France,  2  s.  v.  8,  p.  299.) 

Montreuil,  T.  La  Bibliotheque  nationale, 
son  origine  et  ses  accroissements  jusqu'a  nos 
jours.     Notice  historique.     Paris,  1878.     8°. 

W.14 

Montrenx,   Nicolas   de.      Niceron,    J.    P. 

Meiu.  des  hommes,  v.  39. 

Montrol,  F.  de  (Ed.)  Memoires  de  Brissot. 
See  Brissot  de  Warville,  J.  P.  (in  supple- 
ment). 

Moiitrond,  Clement  Melchior  Justin  Maxime 
Fourcheut  de.  1805-79.  Dictionnaire  des 
abbayes  et  monasteres.  ou  histoire  des  etab- 
lissements  religieux  eriges  en  tout  temps  et 
en  tons  lieux  a  la  destination  des  reguliers 
des  2  sexes',  suivi  d"un  appendice.  Paris, 
1856.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P..  Trois.  eiwye.  theol. 
V.  16.)  —2212 

Montrose,  Marquis  of.  See  Graham,  J., 
Marquvi  of  Montrose. 

Mont.salTy,  Monastery.    Guintrandi,  (— ), 

Abbe.  Abus  et  scaudales  des  monasteres.  31  pp. 
(Rev.  retrospect.  2  8.  v.  3,  1835,  p.  63.) 

Montserrat,  Spain.    Humboldt,  K.  W.  von. 

Der  Moutserrat,  bey  Barcelona.  40  pp.  {Gesamm. 
werke,  v.  3,  p.  173.)— ^Varner,  C.  D.  Monserrat.  9  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  51,  1883,  p.  740.) 

Montncla,  Jean  Etienne.  1725-99.  Histoire 
des  mathematiques.  Nouv.  ed.  Paris.  1799- 
1802.     4  V.  4°.  —2443 

Montyon,  Antoine  Jean  Baptiste  Robert 
Auget,  Baron  de.  Labour,  F.  M.  de.  Mon- 
tyon d'aprds  des  documents  inedits.     1880. 


Monnbilis.    Lumbroso.  G.    4  pp.    {Archiv. 

per  lo  studio  delle  tradizinni  pnpnlari,  v.  3, 1884,  p.  75.) 

Monumens  celtiqnes,  ou  recherches  sur 
le  culte  des  pierres.     Cambry.  J.  1786 

Monuniens  de  la  litt^ratiire  romane. 
Gatien-Arnoult.  A.  F.  (£'d.)     4  v.  —1123 

Monuniens  de  la  vie  priTee  des  XII 
Cesars.     Hugues,  P.  F.,  dit  d'Hancarville. 

P.R. 

Monnniens  dn  cnlte  secret  des  dames 
romaines.    Hugues,  P.  F.,  dit  d  "Hancarville. 

P.R. 

Monuniens  ^gyptiens  du  Musee  d'anti- 
quites  des  Pays-Bas.     Leemans.  C.     7  v. 

1777.  atlas  1791 

Monnmens  inedits  d'antiquit^  figuree 
grecque,  etrusque,  et  romaine.  Raoul-Ro- 
chette.  D.  P.  33 

Monument,  The.  Kemp,  J.,  Bp.  of  Mary- 
land. — i235 

Monument  cemetery  of  Philadelphia. 
Elkiuton.  J.  A.  3576 

Monument  to  the  memory  of  Gen.  An- 
drew Jackson.     Duseubeiy.  B.  M.  3887 

Monument  to  the  memory  of  Henry 
Clay.     Cincinnati,  1857.     8°.  3875 

Monnmenta;  or,  designs  for  tombs,  wall 
monuments,  head-stones,  grave-crosses,  etc. 
London,  n.  d.     4°.  —1731 

Monnmenta  epigraphica  tria.  Ritschl, 
F.  W.  1222 

Monnmenta  CTangelicornm  Aug.  conf . 
in  Hungaria  historica.  Ed.  A.  Fabo.  Pest, 
1861-65.     3  V.  8°.  —1275 

Consents.  Babil,  M.  Tristissima  ecclesiarum  Hun- 
gariae  Protestantlum  facies,  v.  2.  —  Klanieza,  M. 
Fata  Aug.  conf.  ecclesiarum  a  tempore  reformationia 
ad  synodum  PesUensem  In  comitatibus  Hungariae, 
V.  3. — Schmal,  A.  Adversaria  ad  illustrandam  hls- 
toriam  ecclesiasticam  evangelico-Hungarlcam  pertl- 
nentla,  v.  2. — Brevis  de  vita  superlntendentum  evan- 
gelicorum  In  Hungaria  commentatio,  v.  1. — SlniO'* 
Hides,  J.    Galeria  omnium  sanctorum,  v.  3. 

Monnmenta  fidei  ecclesiae  orientalis. 
Kimmel.  E.  J.  (Ed.)     2  v.  in  1.  —1235 

Monnmenta  Franciscana.  See  Brewer, 
J.  S.— Howlett.  R. 

Monnmenta  Germaniae  historica 
iude  ab  anno  Christi  500  usque  ad  annum 
1500,  ed.  Societas  aperieudis  fontibus  rerum 
Germanicarum  medii  aevi.  Auctores  anti- 
quissimi.     Berolini,  1877-85.     7  v.  in  12,  4°. 

3693 
Contents.  Ansonins,  T>.  M.  Opuscula.  Beceus. 
Carolus  Scheukl,  v.  5,  pt.  2.— Avitns,  S.  A.  E.,  St..  Bp. 
of  Vienne.  Opera  quae  supersunt.  Recens.  R.  Peiper, 
V.  6,  pt.  2 — Corippns,  F.  C.  Llbrl  qui  supersunt. 
Recens.  .J.  Partach,  v.  3,  pt.  2.— Eunodiiig,  M.  F.,  St., 
Bp.  of  Pavia.    Opera.     Recens.  F.  Togel,  v.  7.— Eu- 

fyppina,  Bp.  of  Lucullano.  Vita  Sanctl  Severini. 
ecens.  et  adnotavlt  H.  Sauppe,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Etitro- 
pius.  Brevlarium  cum  versionJbus  et  contlnuationl- 
bus.  Recens.  et  adnotavit  H.  Droysen,  v.  2. — Fortn- 
uatus,  V.  H.  C,  Bp.  of  Poitiers.  Opera  pedestria. 
Recens.  et  emendavit  B.  Krusch,  v.  4,  pt.  2. — Opera 
poetica.  Recens.  et  emendavit  F.  Leo,  v.  4,  pt.  1.— 
Joriiandes,  or  Jordanes,  Bp.  of  Ravenna.  Bomana 
et  Getica.  Recens.  T.  Mommsen,  v.  5,  pt.  1. — I^au- 
dolfo  (Sagax).  Addltamenta  ad  Paull  Historiam  Ro- 
manam,  v.  2 — Paolo  Varnefrldo,  of  Aquileja.  Hls- 
toriae  Romanae  llbri  XI-XVI,  v.  2.— Salviauns,  Pres- 
byter of  Marseilles.  Libri  qui  supersunt.  Receus.  C. 
Halm,  V.  1,  pt.  1.— Symiuaclias,  Q.  A.  Quae  super- 
sunt ed.  O.  Seeck,  v.  6,  pt.  1.— Victor,  Bp.  of  Vile. 
Historia  persecutionls  Africanae  provinclae  sub  Gei- 
serico  et  Hunlrico  reglbus  Waudalorum.  Recens.  C. 
Halm,  v.  3,  pt.  1. 

Epistolae  saeculi  XIII  e  regestis  ponti- 

ficum  Romanorum  selectae  per  G.  H.  Pertz. 


MONUMENTA  GERMAN.  HIST. 


3004 


MONUMENTA  SPECT.  HIST.  SLAV. 


Ed.  Carolus  Rodenberg.  V.  1.  Berolini, 
1888.     4°.  3693 

—  Libri  confraternitatum  Sancti  Galli  Au- 
giensis  Fabariensis.  Ed.  P.  Piper.  Berolini, 
1884.     4°.  3693 

—  Necrologiae  Germaniae  I.  Dioceses  Au- 
gustensis,  Constantiensis,  Curiensis.  Pt.  I. 
Berolini,  1886.     4°.  3693 

—  Poetae  Latini  aevi  Carolini.  Recens.  Er- 
nestus  Duemmler  et  Ludovicus  Traube.  V.  1, 
pts.  1,  3  ;  V.  3,  3,  pt.  1.  Berolini,  1880-86. 
3  V.  in  4,  4°.  3693 

Contents.  Carmen  ad  Agobardnm  Archieplscopum 
missum,  v.  2. — AIciilin.  Carmiua,  v.  1,  pt.  1. — AI- 
-rarug,  P.  Carinina,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Amalaire,  F.,  Abp. 
of  7'reves.  Versus  marlnl,  v.  1,  pt.  2. — Aiigilbert,  St., 
Ahhot  of  St.  Jiiquier.  Carmina,  v.  1,  pt.  1.  —  Gesta 
Apollonil,  V.  2. — Carmen  de  Aqiiilegla  numquam 
restauranda.  v.  2. — Andrade,  of  Sens.    Carmina,  v.  3, 

pt.  1 Bernoiiin,  Bp.  of  Clermont-Ferrand.     Carmina, 

V.  1,  pt.  2.— Bibllotbecarnm  et  psalterlorum  versus, 
V.  3,  pt.  1.— Boniface  (Wlnfrld),  St.,  Abp.  of  Mentz. 
Carmina,  v.  1,  pt.  1. — Candidiis  {surnamed  Brunn),  of 
Fulda.  De  vita  Aelgill,  v.  2. — Carmina  varla,  v.  2. — 
Carmina  Cenoinanensia,  v.  2. — Clprlano,  of  Cor- 
doxta,  and  Samson,  Abbot.  Carmlua,  v.  3,  pt.  1. — 
Dniigal,  Monk  of  St.  Denys.  Hlbernlcl  exulls  car- 
mina, V.  2. — Versus  ad  Ebonein  Remensem,  v.  1,  pt. 
2. — Sngeliimode,  Bp.  of  Suissons.  Carmina,  v.  3,  pt.  1. 
—  Krinoidus  IVigellus,  Abbot.  Carmina,  v.  2. — 
Etlielwiilf.  Carmen,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Fardulf,  Abbot 
of  St.  Denis.  Carmina,  v.  1,  i)t.  1.— Florus  Drepa- 
nlns,  of  Lyons.  Carmina,  v.  2.— Carmen  de  exordto 
gentls  Francorum,  v.  2. — Versus  de  eversloue  mo- 
nasterli  Gloiinensis,  v.  2.  —  Grogbert.  Carmina 
acrostlchum,  v.  1,  pt.  2. — Rytlimi  de  pugua  Fontanetlca 
et  de  obitu  Hngoiils  abbatis,  v.  2. — Joseph,  Disciple 
of  Alcuin.  Carmlua,  v.  1,  pt.  1.— Plaiictus  de  obitu 
Karoli,  v.l,pt.  2.— Vita  beatl  Iieiidegarii  martyrls, 
V.  3,  pt.  1.— Pasaio  martyrum  Marcelliiii  et  Petri, 
V.  2. — Laudes  Mediolauensls  civltatls,  v.  1,  pt.  1. — 
JIaaon.  Ecloga,  v.  1,  pt.  1.— Paoliiil,  Patriarch  of 
Aquitejia.  Carinina,  v.  1,  pt.  1.— Paolo  Variiefrldo, 
of  Aquileja,  and  Pietro,  Deacon.  Carmina,  v.  1,  pt.  1. — 
De  Pippin!  regis  victoria  Avarlca,  v.  1,  pt.  1. — Ra- 
banug  Maiirus  Magnentlus,  Abp.  of  Mayence. 
Carmina,  v.  2. — Radbert  (Paschasius),  St.,  Abbot  of 
Corbie.  Carmlua,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Carmina  Sallsburgen- 
sla,  V.  2.— Carmina  Sangalleiisla,  v.  2.— Sedullns 
Scotiis.  Carmlua,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Sniaragdns,  Abbot  of 
St.  Michael's.  Carmina,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Theodulf,  Bp.  of 
Orleans.  Carmlua,  v.  1,  pt.  2. — Carmen  de  Timone 
Comlte,  v.  2.— Titnli  gaecull  VUI.  v.  1,  pt.  1.— 
Tltull  saecull  IX  Inenndls,  v.  1,  pt.  2 — Laudes 
"Veronensis  clvitatls,  v.  1,  pt.  1. — Versus  llbrlg 
saecull  VIII  adjccti,  v.  1,  pt.  1.  — Walafrled 
(Strabo),  of  Fulda.  Carmlua,  v.  2. — AVaudelbert,  of 
Brum.    Carmlua,  v.  2. 

—  Scriptores  qui  vernacula  lingua  usi  sunt. 
Hannoverae,  1877.     4°.  3693 

Contents.  Deutsche  ehroniken  .  .  .  des  mittelalters, 
V.  2,  viz.:  Braunscbwelglsche  relmcbronik, 
herauBg.  von  L.  Weilaud.  —  Cronica  ducuni  de 
Brniisvrick. — Eberhard,  of  Gandersheim.  Beira- 
chronlk  von  Gaudorsbeim.— Holstelnlscbe  relm- 

cbronik,  berausg.  von  L.  'Welland Saeclislsche 

weltchronik. — Chronlk  des  stifles  S>  Simon  uud 
Judas  In  Goslar,  borausg.  von  L.  Weilaud. 

—  Scriptores  rerura  Langobardicaruni  et 
Italicarum  saec.  6-9.  Hannoverae,  1878. 
4°.  3693 

Contentt.  Catalog!  abbatum  IVonantnlanoruui. 

— Agnello,  surnamed  Andrea,  of  Jiavenna.  Llbor  pon- 
tlflcalls  eccleslae  Ravounatis.  Ed.  O.  Holder-Egger. — 
Andrea,  o/  Bergamo.  HIstorla. — Vita  Anselmt  ab- 
batis Nonantulani.— Ex  mlraculia  Sancti  Antonlni 
abbatis  Surrontlnl.— Ariprandug.  Brevls  Lango- 
bardorum  hlslorla.— Trauslatlo  Sancti  Athanasll 
episcopl  Neapolltaiil.— Vita  Sancti  Athanasii  eplscopl 
Neapolltanl.— Autpert,  A.,  St.,  Abbot  of  St.  Vincent's. 
Vita  Paldonls,  Tatonls,  et  Tasonls  Vulturnenslum.— 
Vita  Barbatl  eplscopl  Benevenianl. — Catalogus  ooml- 
turn  Capuae.— Catalogus  abbatum  monaslorll  Cagl- 
nenglg.— Catalogus  episcoporum  Ncapollthno- 
rum. — Gesta  episcoporum  Noapolltanoruin.  Ed.  G. 
Waltz.  —  Ercliemberto,  of  Monte  Casino.  Historla 
Langobardorum  Boneventanorum.— Giovanni^  Dea- 


con. Gesta  episcoporum  Neapolltanorum  ;  Translatlo 
Sancti  SosU  ;  Translatlo  Sancti  Soverlul. — Oregorlus 
1,  St.,  the  Great.  Pope.  Ex  Dialogorum  librls. — Trans- 
latlo Sancti  Helianl. — Catalogus  Imperatorum, 
regura  Italicarum,  ducum  Beueveutauorum  et  Spole- 
tluorura  Farfensis. — Catalogus  provlnclarum  Italiae. 
— BrevJssima  de  Liansobardls  notltia. — De  adveutu, 
nomine,  et  legibus  liangobardornm.  —  Historla 
Langobardorum  Beneveata.  —  Historla  Langobardo- 
rum codicis  Gothani. — Historlae  Langobardorum  fa- 
bulosae.  —  Historlae  Langobardorum  Florentinae. — 
Ex  vita  Sancti  LiaurentU  episcopl  Sipontini.— Trans- 
latlo Sancti  Mercurll.— Liber  de  apparitione  Sancti 
Sllchaells  in  Monte  Gargano.— Neapolltanorum 
victoria  Acta.  —  De  fuudatlone  Nonantulani.  — 
Paolo  Varnefrldo,  of  Aquileja.  Historla  Lango- 
bardorum edentlbus  L.  Bethmann  et  G.  Waltz  (et 
contlnuatlones);  Epltoraae  ex  Paull  historlae  factae. 
— [Attributed  to.]  Epitaphium  Ansae  reginae. — Chro- 
nica patrlarcbarum  Gradenslum. — Pietro,  Subdea- 
con.  Gesta  episcoporum  Keapolltanorum. — Radoy- 
nus.  Ex  vita  et  translatione  Sancti  Pardi  episcopl 
Lucernl. — Catalogus  regum  Tuscus.— Catalogl  re- 
gum  Italicarum  Osceleuses.  —  Catalogl  regnm 
Liangobardicorum  et  Italicorum  Brisiensis  et 
Nonautuiauus. — Catalogus  regum  Langobardo- 
runi  et  ducum  Beneventanorura. — Catalogus  regum 
Langobardorum  et  Italicarum  Lombardus. — Catalogus 
regum  Langobardorum  et  Italicarum  Venetus. — Ex 
vita  et  translatione  Sancti  Sablnl  episcopl  Canuslui. 
— Chronica  Sancti  Benedicti  Gasinengls.— Fun- 
datio  monasteril  Sancti  Salvatorls  Slontlsamlatl. 
— Sanctorum  translatloues  Beneventi  factae.— Car- 
men de  Synodo  Tlcinensl. 

See  also  Frankfort  on  the  Main.    Soc.,  etc. 

Moiiumeiita   liistorica    Britannica. 

V.  1.    Petrie,  H.,  and  Sharpe,  J.  (Eds.)  1561 
Moiiumenta   bistoriae   patriae.    See 

Historiae  patriae  monumenta. 
Moniiiiieiita  jiiridica.    The  black  book 

of  the  admiralty.     Twiss,  Sir  T.    4  v.     [Ot. 

Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4554 

Monumenta  liturgiea.   346  pp.    (Migne, 

J.  p.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v.  138,  p.  855.) 

Monumenta  litnrgica  saeculi  XI :   Se- 

queutiae  ad  saeculum  usque  XI  composltae;  Hymno- 
rum  ecclesiasticorum  coilectio  antiqua;  Vetus  sacra- 
meutarium  nunc  primum  editum ;  Excerpta  ex  veterl- 
bus  liturgicls  codiclbus  Fontavellanensibus  dupllcl 
sacramentario  et  breviario  qulngeutorum  et  ils  am- 
pllus  annorum;  Micrologus  de  ecclesiasticis  obser- 
vatlonlbus.  108  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  PairoZ.  «.  £o<.  v.  151, 
p.  807.) 

Monumenta  quaedani  ecclesiastica  sae- 

culorum  VII  et  VIII  quasi  intermedia  :  Postremorum 
regum  primae  stlrpls  Francorura  eccleslastlcae  et  piae 
donatlones  ultlmae ;  Donationes  ac  testamenta  pia, 
fundatiouesque  episcoporum,  abbatum,  majorum  do- 
mus,  ducum  Franclae  Francorumque  illustriorum, 
usque  ad  flnem  stlrpls  eecundae.  120  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  88,  p.  1079.) 

Monumenta  Bagusina.  Libri  reforma- 
tionum.  V.  3.  Racki,  F.  (£^d.)  [Monumenta 
spectant.  hist.  Slav.  mend.  v.  13.)  3475 

Monumenta  reformationisLutheranae, 
1531-35.     Balan,  P.  (£'d.)  —1383 

Monumenta  ritualia  ecclesiae  Angli- 
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See  also  Arcbes  of  triumpb.  —  Monumental 
brasses. — Tombs.  Also  the  divisions  of  Anti- 
quities, Arcbitecture,  Fine  arts,  under  the 
names  of  countries.    Also  the  names  of  cities,  etc. 

Monuments  de  geographie.  Jomard, 
E.  F.  1413 

Monuments  de  I'antiquit^  chretienne, 
Dictionnaire  iconographique  des.  Guene- 
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Monuments  de  I'Egypte  et  de  la  Nubie. 
Cliampolliou  le  jeune,  J.  F.     4  v.  1777 

Monuments  de  Bfinive.  Botta,  P.  E., 
and  Flandin,  E.     5  v.  P.31 

Monuments  fegyptiens.  Prisse  D 'Aven- 
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Monuments  ^gyptiens  de  la  Bibliotheque 
nationale.  Ledrain,  E.  {Biblioth.  de  Vecole 
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Monuments  in^&dits  ou  peu  connus.  Li- 
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Monuments  of  l^ineveli.  Layard,  Sir  A. 
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Monuments  of  upper  Egypt.  Mari- 
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Monunientum  Ancyranum.  Bergk,  T. 
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Monza,  Italy.     Burges,  W.    Notices  of  the 

precious  objects  presented  by  Queen  Theodelinda  to 
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at  the  conclusion  of  the  session. — On  education. 
— On  material. — On  the  elements  of  ornament. — 
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Moody,  John.  Irish  actors  of  the  last  cen- 
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Moody,   Mrs.  L.  M.    My  little  boy.    4  pp. 

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Moon,  George  Washington.  The  bad  Eng- 
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The  Dean's  English:  a  criticism  on  the 

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by  Thomas  Heywood.  [Manchester],  1847. 
4°.     [Chetham  Soc.  V.  12.)  2536 

Moore,  Edward.     1712-57.    Poetical  works, 

and  life.     Edinburgh,  1794.    8°.    (Anderson, 

R.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  10.)  1363 

Contents.    Fables.  —  Odes.  —  Songs.  — Trial  of 

Seliin. 

The  same.    London,  1810.    8°.    (Chalmers, 
A..  Eng.  poets,  v.  14.)  —1364 

The  Discovery.     6  pp.     (Campbell,  T.,  B)i<.  poe's, 

V.  6,  p.  325.)— Fonudling:  a  comedy.  69  pp.  (Inch- 
hald,  E.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  12;  London  stage,  v.  2.)— The 
same.  Tr.  into  French.  106  pp.  (Rlccobonl,  Mme.  M. 
J.  L.  de  M.,  (Euvres  compl.  v.  5,  p.  1.)— Gamester :  a 
tragedy  in  5  acts.  56  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat. 
V.  4;  Inclibald,  E.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  15;  London  stage,  v.  1; 
Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  18;  Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod. 
Brit,  drama,  v.  2,  p.  307.) 

[Ed. )     The  World,  for  the  years  1753-56, 

by  Adam  Fitz-Adam.  London  [1753-56]. 
2  V.  fo.  2261 

Clialmers,  A.    Life  of  M.    4  pp.    {Eng.  poets,  v.  li, 

p.  193.) 

Moore,  Evelina  [Tr.)  Revelation  of  John. 
See  Lange,  J.  P. 

Moore,  Francis.  Circa  1695-1752.  Voyage 
to  Georgia,  begun  in  the  year  1735.  London, 
1744.  8°.  (Georgia  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  \.)  3583 

Travels  into  the  Inland  parts  of  Africa,  containing 

a  description  of  the  several  countries  and  their  in- 
habitants, for  600  miles  up  the  river  Gambra.  25  pp. 
(Green,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  209.) 

Moore,  Frank.  1828—.  Diary  of  the  Amer- 
ican revolution.     New  York,  1860.     2  v.  8°. 

1654 

Women  of  the  war ;  their  heroism  and 

self-sacrifice.     Hartford,  1866.     8°.  3822 

Contents.  Mrs.  Stephen  Barker.— Miss  Amy  M. 
Bradley.  —  Mrs.  Mary  A.  Brady.  —  Margaret  E. 
Breckenrldge.  —  Kady  Brownell.  —  Mother 
By cUerdyke.— Nelly  M.  Chase.— Miss  Maj.  Pau- 
line Cusl»man.  —  Miss  Emily  W.  Dana.- Bridget 
Divers.— Miss  Mary  E.  Dnpee. — Anna  Ktlieridge. 
—Mrs.  Isabella  Fogg.— Mrs.  Elida  Rum-sey  Fowle. 
—Mrs.  E.  E.  George.— What  we  did  at  Gettysburg. 
— Miss  Maria  M.  (J.  Hall.— Mrs.  John  Harris.- Mrs. 
Governor  Harvey.— Mrs.  Harriet  W.  F.  Hawley.— 
Mrs.  Ann  Hit'/..— Mrs.  A.  H.  Hoge.— Mrs.  P.  B.  Hiird. 
— Mrs.  Mary  Morris  Husband.— Mrs.  Mary  W.  liee. 
— Aunt  '•Liizzie"  and  "Mother." — Loyal  south- 
ern -^voineu.  — Mrs.  Charlotte  E.  SIcKay.  —  Mrs. 
Elizabeth  Mendenhall. — Miss  .lane  Boswell  Moore. 
—Bloody  flag  of  Fort  Pillow.— Mrs.Bello  Reynolds. 
— Mrs.  Fanny  Ilicketts. — Anna  Maria  Ross.— Sani- 
tary laborers.— Carrie  Shcads.— Miss  A.  Shclton. 
—Mary  E.  Shelton.— Mrs.  S.  Burger  Stearns.— Miss 
Rebecca  B.  Usher.  —  Miss  Georgiana  AVillets.  — 
"Woman's  sacrifices. — AVonteu  as  soldiers. 

Biographical  introduction.   44  pp.    (Johnson, 

A.,  Speeches,  p.  iv.) 

[Ed.)    American  eloquence  :  a  collection 

of  speeches  and  addresses,  by  the  most 
eminent  oi-ators  of  America  ;  with  biographi- 
cal sketclies  and  illustrative  notes.  New 
York,  1859.     2  v.  8°.  1253 

Contents.  Adams,  J.  Speech  in  defence  of  British 
soldiers,  1770;  Inaugural  address,  1797,  v.  1.— Adams, 
J.  Q.  Character  of  Lafayette,  an  e.vtract ;  Oration  at 
Plymouth,  1802,  v.  2.— Adams,  S.  Oration  on  Amer- 
ican independence,  v.  1 Ames,  F.    Speech  on  the 

British  treaty;  Speech  ou  Madison's  Kesolutlous,  v.  1. 


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—Bayard,  J.  A.  The  army  and  navy,  an  exta-act; 
Speech  on  the  repeal  of  the  embargo;  Speech  on  the 
judiciary,  v.  2.— Boiidlnot,  E.  Oration  before  the 
New  Jersey  Society  of  Cincinnati;  Speech  on  non- 
intercourse  with  Great  Britain,  179*,  v.  1. — Braclieu- 
rldge,  H.  H.  Eulogtum  on  "  the  brave  men  who  have 
fallen  in  the  contest  with  Great  Britain,"  1779,  v.  1. — 
Barges,  T.  Speech  on  tlie  Judiciary ;  Remarks  on  the 
removal  of  Washington's  remains,  v.  2.— Calhoun, 
J.  C.  Speech  on  the  increase  of  the  army;  Speech  on 
Internal  improvement ;  Speech  on  the  Revenue  collec- 
tion (force)  bill,  v.  2 — Clay,  H.  Speech  on  the  new 
army  bill;  Speech  on  internal  improvement;  Address 
to  Lafayette ;  Reply  to  John  Randolph ;  Speech  on  the 
Seminole  war  ;  Speech  on  the  tariff,  1824,  v.  2.— Clin- 
ton, De  W.  Speech  on  the  navigation  of  the  Missis- 
sippi, V.  1. — Dexter,  S.  Argument  on  the  trial  of 
Thomas  O.  Selfldge,  v.  2. — Dickinson,  J.  Speech  in 
the  Pennsylvania  Assembly,  l"6i  ;  The  Declaration  on 
taking  up  arms,  1775,  v.  1. — Drayton,  W.  H.  Charge 
to  the  Grand  Jury  of  Charleston  district.  South  Caro- 
lina, 1776,  V.  1.— Ellsvrorth,  O.  Remarks  on  the 
Federal  constitution;  Speech  on  the  power  of  Con- 
gress to  levy  tases,  v.  1. — Enimet,  T.  A.  Argument 
In  the  trial  of  Robert  M.  Goodwin ;  Speech  in  the  trial 
of  William  S.  Smith,  v.  1— Gallatin,  A.  Speech  on 
the  British  treaty,  v.  2.— Gaston,  W.  Speech  on  the 
Loan  bill;  Religious  toleration,  v.  2.— Giles,  W.  B. 
Speech  on  the  British  treaty ;  Speech  on  the  j  udlciary, 
V.  2.— Gore,  C.  Speech  on  the  prohibition  of  certain 
imports,  1814;  Speech  on  direct  taxation,  v.  1. — 
Hamilton,  A.  Argument  in  the  case  of  Harry  Cros- 
well;  Speech  on  the  Federal  constitution;  Remarks 
in  the  Federal  convention  of  New  York,  on  Mr.  Gilbert 
Livingston's  proposed  amendment  to  the  constitution ; 
Further  remarks  on  the  Federal  constitution  ;  Speech 
on  the  Revenue  system,  v.  1.— Hancock,  J.  Oration 
on  the  Boston  massacre,  v.  1. — Harper,  R.  G.  Speech 
on  the  aggressions  of  France ;  Speech  on  the  appoint- 
ment of  foreign  ministers,  v.  1.— Hayne,  R.  T.  Speech 
on  Mr.  Foot's  Resolution,  v.  2.— Henry,  P.  Speeches 
on  the  Federal  constitution;  Reply  to  Edmund  Ran- 
dolph, v.  1. — Hilllionse.  J.  Speech  in  the  case  of 
John  Smith,  v.  2.— Hnnter,  W.  Speech  on  seizing 
East  Florida,  v.  2.— Jay.  J.  Address  to  the  people  of 
Great  Britain,  1774,  v.  1.— King,  R.  Remarks  on  the 
Missouri  bill ;  Speech  on  the  navigation  act,  v.  2. 
— I«ee,  H.  Eulogy  on  Washington,  v.  1.— Liee,  R.  H. 
Address  of  the  American  colonies  to  the  inhabit- 
ants of  Great  Britain,  1775,  v.  1.  — Livingston,  E. 
Speech  on  the  Alien  bill;  Argument  against  capital 
punishment,  v.  2.— Livingston,  R.  R.  Oration  be- 
fore the  New  York  Society  of  Cincinnati,  17^7;  The 
Purse  and  sword,  an  extract,  v.  1.— Livingston.  W. 
Speech  to  the  New  Jersey  Legislature,  1777,  v.  1.— 
Bladison,  J.  Speech  on  the  British  treaty;  Speech 
on  the  Federal  constitution,  v.  1.  —  Slarsliall,  J. 
Speeches  on  the  Federal  constitution ;  Speech  in  the 
case  of  Jonathan  Bobbins,  v.  2.— Martin,  L.  Speech 
on  the  Federal  constitution,  v.  1.— Minot,G.  R.  Eu- 
logy on  Washington,  v.  1.— Morris,  G.  Oration  over 
the  dead  body  of  Hamilton ;  Speech  on  the  j  udlciary ; 
Speech  on  the  navigation  of  the  Mississippi ;  Dis- 
course before  the  New  York  Historical  Society,  1812, 
V.  1 — Otis,  H.  G.  Eulogy  on  Hamilton,  v.  1.— Otis,  J. 
On  the  study  of  the  law  ;  Speech  on  the  Writs  of  assist- 
ance, V.  1.  —  Piuckney,  C.  Observations  on  the 
Federal  constitution,  v.  1.— PInkney,  W.  Speech  on 
the  Missouri  question;  Speech  in  the  case  of  the 
Nerelde,  v.  2.— Prentiss,  S.  S.  Address  before  the 
New  England  Society  of  New  Orleans,  1845,  v.  2.— 
Q,nincy,  J.,  Jr.  Speech  in  defence  of  the  British 
soldiers,  1770;  Appeal,  under  the  signature  of  "Hy- 
perion," 1768,  V.  1.— Ramsay,  D.  Oration  on  the  ad- 
vantages of  American  independence  ;  Extract  from  an 
oration  on  the  cession  of  Louisiana  to  the  United 
States,  V.  1.— Randolph,  E.  Argument  in  the  trial 
of  Aaron  Burr;  Speech  on  the  Federal  constitution, 
▼•  1— Randolph,  J.  Increase  of  the  army;  Speech 
on  Mr.  Gregg's  Resolution ;  Extract  from  the  speech 
on  retrenchment;  Speech  on  the  tariff,  v.  2.— Red 
Jacket  (Sa-go-ye-wat-ha).  Reply  to  Mr.  Cram ;  De- 
fence of  stiff-armed-George ;  Reply  to  Samuel  Dexter, 
^- 1.— Rnsh,  B.  Address  to  the  people  of  the  TTulted 
States,  1787,  previous  to  the  meeting  of  the  Federal 
convention,  v.  1 — Rntledge,  J.  Speech  to  the  Gen- 
eral Assembly,  1782;  Address  to  the  South  Carolina 
Assembly,  1776,  v.  1.— Sergeant,  J.  Speech  on  the 
Missouri  question,  v.  2.— Story,  J.  The  American 
Indians,  an  extract;  Discourse  before  the  Phi  Beta 
Kappa  Society  of  Harvard  University,  1826,  v.  2.— 
Tecnmseh.  Speech  to  General  Proctor;  Speech  at 
Vlncennes,  1810,  v.  2.— Tracy,  U.  Speech  on  a  pro- 
posed amendment  of  the  constitution,  1802 ;  Remarks 


on  the  judiciary  system,  v.  1. — 'W^arren,  J.  Oration 
on  the  Boston  massacre,  v.  1.  —  Washington,  G. 
Farewell  address;  Inaugural  address,  178a,  v.  1. — 
Webster,  D.  Address  at  the  laying  of  the  corner 
stone  of  Bunker  Hill  monument;  Speech  on  Mr.  Foot's 
Resolution;  Argument  in  the  trial  of  John  F.  Enapp, 
V.  2.— Wilson,  J.  Vindication  of  the  colonies;  Speech 
on  the  Federal  constitution,  v.  1.— Wirt,  W.  Speech 
In  the  trial  of  .Aaron  Burr ;  Extract  from  the  argument 
In  the  Cherokee  case;  Eulogy  on  Thomas  Jefferson 
and  John  Adams,  v.  2. — Witherspoon,  J.  Remarks 
on  the  confederation ;  Speech  on  the  conference  with 
Lord  Howe ;  Speech  on  the  convention  with  Burgoyne ; 
Portion  of  a  speech  on  the  finances;  Speech  on  the 
Loan  Office  certificates;  Speech  on  the  appointment 
of  plenipotentiaries,  v.  1. 

[Ed.)     Anecdotes,  poetry,  and  incidents 

of  the  war :  North  and  South,  1860-65. 
New  York.  1866.     8°.  2651 

{Ed.)    Lyrics    of    loyalty.     New  York, 

1864.     16°.  1348 

(Ed.)      Materials    for    history :    printed 

from  original  MSS.  with  notes  and  illus- 
trations.    1  s.     New  York,  1861.     4°.      2613 

Contents.    Laurens,  H.    Correspondence. 

[Ed.)     Personal    and    political    ballads. 

New  York,  1864.     16°.  1348 

(Ed.)      Rebel    rhymes    and    rhapsodies. 

New  York,  1864.     16°.  1348 

(Ed.)      Rebellion    record:    a   diary    of 

American  events  .  .  .  With  an  introductory 
address  on  the  causes  of  the  struggle  ...  by 
Edward  Everett.  New  York,  1861-68.  12  v. 
r.  8°.  2653 

(JKd. )    Songs  of  the  soldiers.    New  York, 

1864.     16°.  1348 

Moore*  George.  History  of  the  British  rev- 
olution of  1688-9.     London.  1817.     8°.     1553 

Lives  of  Cardinal  Alberoni,  the  Duke  of 

Ripperda,  and  Marquis  of  Pombal . . .  Lon- 
don. 1814.     8°.  5874 

Moore*  George.  M.  D.  Essay  on  those  pow- 
ers of  the  mind  which  have  reference  to  architectural 
study  and  design.  36  pp.  i^'fieaXe,  }.,  Quart,  papers  on 
architect,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Moore,  George  Fletcher.  Descriptive  vocab- 
ularj'  of  the  language  in  common  use  among 
the  aborigines  of  western  Australia.  Lon- 
don. 1842.     16°.  1167 

Moore,  George  Henry,  LL.  D.  1823—.  Final 
notes  on  witchcraft  in  Massachusetts :  a  sum- 
mary vindication  of  the  laws  and  liberties 
concerning  attainders  with  corruption  of 
blood,  escheats  ...  in  reply  to  the  reasons, 
etc.,  of  Hon.  Abner  C.  Goodell,  Jr.  New 
York,  1885.     8°.  2623 

Historical  notes  on  the  employment  of 

negroes  in  the  American  army  of  the  revo- 
lution.    New  York,  1862.     8°.  1616 

^'Mr.  Lee's  Plan,  March  29,  1777."    The 

treason  of  Charles  Lee,  Maj.-Gen.  2  in  com- 
mand in  the  American  army  of  the  revo- 
lution.    New  York,  1860.     8°.  1653 

Notes  on  the  history  of  slavery  in  Massa- 
chusetts.    New  York,  1866.     8°.  —2344 

Moore,  Helen.  Mary  Wollstonecraft  Shelley. 
Phila.  1886.     16°.  4767 

Moore,  Rev.  Henry.  1751-1843.  Life  of 
Rev.  John  Wesley  ...  in  which  are  included 
the  life  of  his  brother.  Rev.  Charles  Wesley, 
and  memoirs  of  their  family.  London,  1824- 
25.     2  V.  8°.  4885 

Moore,  Horatio  Newton.  1814-59.  Life  and 
services  of  Gen.  Anthony  Waj'ne.  Illustr. 
Phila.  [1845].     16°.  3897 


MOORE 


3010 


MOORE 


Life  and  times  of  Gen.  Francis  Marion. 

With  engravings.  Phila.  [1845].  16°.  [With 
his  Life  of  Gen.  Wayne.)  3897 

Moore,  Hugh.  1808-37.  Memoir  of  Col. 
Ethan  Allen  ;  containing  the  most  interest- 
ing incidents  connected  with  his  private 
and  public  career.     Plattsburgh,  1834.     12°. 

3767 

Moore,  J.  S.  Book  of  ballads,  ancient  and 
modern,  historical,  traditional,  and  roman- 
tic.    [Anon.]     London,  n.  d.     8°.  1333 

Moore,  J.  Scott.  Pre-glacial  man  and  ge- 
ological chronology.  Dublin,  1868.  8°. —1625 

Moore,  Jacob  Bailey,  Jr.  1797-1853.  Lives 
of  the  governors  of  New  Plymouth,  and 
Massachusetts  Bay  ;  from  the  landing  of  the 
pilgrims  at  Plymouth  in  1620.  to  the  union 
of  the  2  colonies  in  1692.     Boston,  1851.     8°. 

3822 


Contents. 

Dudley,  T. 

Endecott,  J. 

Haynes,  J. 

Hiuckley,  T. 

Leverett,  J. 


Pre  nee,  T. 
Vane,  H. 
Wlnslow,  E. 
Winslow,  J. 
Wlnthrop,  J. 


Andros,  E. 
Bellingham,  R. 
Bradford,  W. 
Brad  street,  S. 
Carver,  J. 
Dudley,  J. 

Memoir  of  Theophllus  Eaton.    27  pp.    (N.  Y.  Hist. 

Soc.  Coll.  2  S.  V.  2,  p.  467.) 

Crosby,  N.    Jacob  Bailey  Moore.    9  pp.   (NewEng. 

Hist.  Geueal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  75.) 

Moore,  James.  History  of  small-pox  ;  His- 
tory aud  practice  ot  vaccination.  19  pp.  (Eev.  of  in 
Quart.  Eev.  v.  19,  1818,  p.  357.) 

Moore,  James  Carrick.  Life  of  Lieut. -Gen. 
Sir  John  Moore.  London,  1834.  2  v.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  59,  1834,  p.  1.)  4854 

Narrative  of  the  campaign  of  the  British 

army  in  Spain,  commanded  by  His  Excel- 
lency Lieut.-Gen.  Sir  John  Moore.  5  ed. 
London,  1809.  4°.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  2,  1809,  p.  203.)  3523 

Moore,  Rev.  James  Lovell.  The  Columbiad  : 
an  epic  poem  on  the  discovery  of  America 
and  the  West  Indies  by  Columbus.  London, 
1798.     8°.  1354 

Moore,  Jane  Boswell.     Moore,   F.    In  his 

Women  of  the  war,  p.  554.    17  pp. 

Moore,  Lieut.-Gen.  Sir  John.    Moore,  J.  C. 

Life  of  Sir  John  Moore.     1834,  2  v. 
■ Narrative    of    the  campaigns  of   the 

British  army  in  Spain,  commanded  by  His 

Excellency    Lieut.-Gen.    Sir    John    Moore. 

1809. 

Gleie,  G.  R.    Lieut.-Gen.  Sir  John  Moore.    108  pp. 

(In  his  Lives  of  .  .  .  Brit,  military  commanders,  v."  3, 
p.  251 :  Lardner,  D.,  Cab.  Ci/c.)— Parr,  S.  Inscription 
(Latin)  for  Sir  John  Moore's  monument.  2  pp.  (Valpy, 
A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  9,  1814,  p.  178.) 

Moore,  John.  — 1737.  Columbarium :  or, 
the  pigeon-house.  Being  an  introduction  to 
a  natural  history  of  tame  pigeons.  London, 
1735  ;  repr.  1879.     8°.  —2615 

Tegctmeler,  W.  B.     Brief  notico  ot  M.     4  pp. 

(Moore,  J.,  Cnlumharium,  p.  ill.) 

Moore,  John  Edward,  M.  D.  1730-1802. 
Various  views  of  human  nature,  taken  from 
life  and  manners,  chiefly  in  England. 
[Anon.]    London,  1796.    2  v.  8°.  1207 

Journal  during  a  residence  in   France, 

from  the  beginning  of  Aug..  to  the  middle 
of  Dec,  1792  .  .  .  London,  1793.  2  v.  8°.  1687 

View  of  society  and  manners  in  France, 

Switzerland,  aud  Germany,  with  anecdotes 
relating  to  some  eminent  characters.  Dub- 
lin, 1781.     3  v.  12°.  1688 


View  of  society  and  mannei"S  in  Italy : 

with  anecdotes  relating  to  some  eminent 
characters.  2  ed.  London,  1781.  2  v.  8°.  3534 

View  of  the  causes  and  progress  of  the 

French  revolution.     London,  1795.     2  v.  8°. 

1676 

Zeluco.  Various  views  of  human  nature, 

taken  from  life  and  manners,  foreign  and 
domestic.     [Anon.]    London,  1789.     2  v.  8°. 

1204 

Dr.  John  Moore,  the  author  of  "Zeluco."    12  pp. 

{Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  79, 1872,  p.  665.) 

Moore,  Sir  John  Henry.  1756-80.  L'amour 
tlmide;  Song.  2  pp.  (Campbell,  T.,  Brit,  poets,  y.&, 
p.  412.) 

Moore,  John  W.  History  of  North  Carolina ; 
from  the  earliest  discoveries  to  the  present 
time.     Raleigh,  1880.     2  v.  8°.  3584 

Moore,  John  Weeks.  1807—.  Complete 
encyclopaedia  of  music,  elementary,  tech- 
nical, historical,  biographical,  vocal,  and 
instrumental.     Boston,  1854.     8°.  1153 

Dictionary  of  musical  information,  con- 
taining also  a  vocabulary  of  musical  terms. 
Boston  [1876].     8°.  1156 

Moore,  Lycurgus  Bruce.     A  vision  of  lost 

souls.     3  pp.     {Atlant.  Montkbj,  v.  34, 1874,  p.  267.) 

Moore,  Morris.     Cook,  C.     Mr.  Morris  Moore 

and  Ills  old  masters.  11  pp.  (ScriOner's  Monthly,  v.  19, 
1880,  p.  24.) 

Moore,  Nathan  W.     Carmen  Horatii.     1  p. 

{Omrld.  Monthly,  v.  8,  1872,  p.  407.)— ForeshadovF- 

fiigs.     1  p.     {OBerld.  Monthly,  v.W,161'd,  p.  ■iU.) 

Moore,  Nathaniel  F.,  LL.  D.  1782—.  An- 
cient mineralogy  ;  or,  an  inquiry  respecting 
mineral  substances  mentioned  by  the  an- 
cients :  with  occasional  remarks  on  the  uses 
to  which  they  were  applied.  New  York, 
1859.     16°.  —1648 

Lectures  on  the  Greek  language  and  literature. 

23  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  4'2,  1836,  p.  94.)— Re- 
marks on  the  pronunciation  of  tlie  Greek  lan- 
guage. 19  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  10, 1820,  p.  272.) 

Moore,  Robert.  Sewerage  and  house  drainage 

in  St.  Louis;  Notes  upon  the  history  of  cholera  in  St. 
Louis.  14  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  10, 
pp.  308,  337.)  —  Storm-water  and  house-drainage  in 
se'wers.  3  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v. 
0,  p.  320.) 

Moore,  Rev.  T.  W.  Treatise  and  hand-book 
of  orange  culture  in  Florida.  2  ed.  New 
York  [1881].     12°.  —4686 

Moore,  Sir  Thomas  de  la.  Vita  et  mors  Ed- 
wardl  II,  regis  Angliae.  11  pp.  (Camden,  W.,  Anglica 
...  a  vet.  script,  p.  593.) 

Moore,  Thomas.  Essay  on  the  most  eligible 
construction  of  ice-houses.  Also,  a  descrip- 
tion of  the  newly  invented  machine  called 
the  refrigerator.  Baltimore,  1803.  8°.   —4697 

Great  error  of  American  agriculture  ex- 
posed; and  hints  for  improvement  suggested. 
Baltimore,  1801.  8°.  (With  his  Essay  on  .  .  . 
construction  of  ice-houses.)  —4697 

Moore,  Thomas.  1779-1852.  History  of  Ire- 
laud.  Loudon,  1835-46.  4  v.  16°.  (Lardner, 
D.,  Cab.  Cyc.)  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  5,  1835,  p.  613  ;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  23,  1835,  p. 
169.)  2577 

Letters  and  journals  of  Lord  Byron  :  with 

notices  of  his  life.  London,  1830.  2  v.  4°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Blackwood'' s  Mag.  v.  27,  1830,  pp. 
389,  421 ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  53, 1831,  p.  544  ;  Era- 
ser's Mag.  V.  1,  1830,  p.  129  ;  v.  8,  1831,  p. 
238  ;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  31,  1830,  p.  167 ;  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  44,  1831,  p.  168.)  3763 


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Life  and  death  of  Lord  Edward  Fitz- 
gerald. London.  1832.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Blackicood's  Mag.  v.  30. 1831.  p.  631;  Edin. 
Rev.  V.  54,  1831,  p.  114  ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  46, 
1832,  p.  213  ;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  16, 1832,  p.  110.) 

4836 

Memoirs,   journal,  and  correspondence, 

ed.  by  Lord  Jolin  Russell.  New  York,  1857. 
2  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Ihiblin  Rev.  v.  34.  1853, 
p.  104  ;  Dnblin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  41.  1853.  p.  95 ; 
V.  43,  1854,  p.  16  :  Edin.  Rev.  v.  99,  1854,  p. 
494  ;  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  47.  1853.  p.  1;  iV.  Am. 
Rev.  V.  76,  1853.  p.  428  ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  93, 
1853,  p.  239  ;  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  4,  1853.  p. 
165.)  4862 

Memoirs  of  the  life  of  Rt.  Hon.  Richard 

Brinsley  Sheridan.  London,  1827.  2  v.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  19.  1826, 
p.  113 ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  45,  1827,  p.  1;  Westm. 
Rev.  v.  4.  1825.  p.  371.)  4864 

Notes  from  [his]  letters  to  his  music  pub- 
lisher, James  Power.  With  an  introductory 
letter  from  Thomas  Crofton  Croker.  New 
York  [1854].     p.  8°.  3866 

Personal  reminiscences.     Ed.  by  Richard 

Henry  Stoddard.  New  York,  1875.  12°. 
{Bric-a-brac  S.)  3827 

Poetical    works,    collected    by    himself. 

London,  1854.     10  v.  16°.  1385 

Contents.  Alclpbron,  a  fragment,  v.  10. — Poems 
relating  to  America,  v.  2. — Anacreon.  Odes,  tr. 
Into  English  verse,  v.  1.— Ballads,  v.  5.— Corrup- 
tion, v.  3.— The  Epicurean,  a  tale,  v.  10.— Even- 
ings in  Greece,  v.  5.— Fables  from  the  Holy  Alli- 
ance, V.  7.— Pudge  fauiiljr  iu  Paris,  v.  7.— The 
Fudges  in  England,  v.  9.— Set  of  glees,  v.  5. — 
Intolerance,  a  satire,  v.  3.— Irish  melodies,  v.  3, 
4. — Juvenile  poems,  v.  1,  2. — Lalla  Rookli,  v.  6, 
7.— Legendary  ballads,  v.  5 Loves  of  the  an- 
gels, V.  S.  —  Miscellaneous  poems,  v.  5,  7-9. — 
National  airs,  v.  1.— Political  and  satirical 
poems,  V.  7.— Rhymes  f>n  the  road,  v.  7.— Sacred 
songs,  V.  i. — Satirical  and  humorous  poems,  v. 
3,  8,  9.— The  Sceptic,  v.  ;i.— Songs,  v.  5.— Songs  from 
Greet  anthology,  v.  5.— Songs  from  M.  P. ;  or,  the  blue 
stocking, V.  9 — Unpublished  songs, v.  5.— Tiwopenny 
post-bag,  by  Thomas  Brown,  v.  3. 

(Rev.  of  in  Brii.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  15, 1852,  p.  486  ;  Dublin 
En.  V.  10, 1841,  p.  429;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  75, 1*42,  p.  162.) 

Prose  and  verse :  humorous,  satirical,  and 

sentimental  .  .  .  With  notes  and  introduc- 
tion by  Richard  Heme  Shepherd.  London, 
1878.     12°.  2107 

ContenU.  Anne  Boleyn.— Notes  for  Moore's  life  of 
Lord  Byron.— The  Chapter  of  the  blanket,  a 
fragment.— Contributions  lo  the  Edinburgh  Re- 
view, 1814-34.— The  Fathers.— French  novels.— 
French  official  life.— German  rationalism.— 
Letters  to  Leigh  Hunt,  etc.— Juvenile  pieces.- 
M.  P.,  or  the  bluestocking,  a  comic  opera  iu  3  acts. 
-Letter  Uj  the  Roman  Catholics  of  Dublin.— 
Round  to%vers  of  Ireland.  —  Satirical  and 
humorous  poems.— Private  theatricals.- Lord 
Thnrlow's  poems. 
- —  De  Vunr-aanbidders  ;  Vertallngen  ult  de  ge- 
dichten.  107  pp.  (Lennep,  J.  van,  Poet,  voerken,  v.  6,  p. 
3;  V.  12,  p.  123.)— Nora  Creina,  tr.  into  Latin.  1  p. 
[Dublin  Vniv.  Mag.  v.  29. 1847,  p.  264.)— Poems.  29  pp. 
(Aikiu,  J.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  2,  p.  73.)— Voyages  d'un 
Irlandals  k  la  recherche  d'une  religion.  140  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Dimnmlr.  irangil.  v.  14,  p.  9.)— [Writ- 
ings.] 229  pp.  (Morris,  G.  P., and  WUIU.N.  P.,  Pro** 
ana  poetry  of  Europe  and  America,  p.  49.) 

Epicurean:  a  tale.    29  pp.    (ner.  ot  In  Blacl-ioood's 

Mag.  v.  22,  1827,  p.  374  ;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  8, 1827,  p.  351.)— 
Epistles,  odes,  and  other  poems.  10  pp.  (Rev.  of 
In  £Jin.  Rev.  v.  8,  1806,  p.  456.)— Fables  for  the  Holy 
Alliance.  5  pp.  (Rev.  of  iu  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  13, 
1823,  p.  574.)— The  Fudge  family  in  Paris.  8  pp. 
(Rev.  of  in  Black-wood's  Mag.  v.  3,  1818,  p.  129.)— The 
Fudges  in  EngUnd.  9  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  6,  1S35,  p.  297  ;  Wesfm.  Rev.  v.  24,  ia36,  p. 
79.)— Gallery  of  illustrious  literary  characters. 


Moore.    2  pp.     {Prater's  Mag.  y.  2, 1^0,  p.  266.)— Hall, 

S.  C,  and  Hall,  Mrs.  A.  M.  Memories  of  authors: 
Moore.  11  pp.  {Allant.  Monthly,  v.  15,  1865,  p.  97.)— 
Irish  melodies.  6  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag. 
V.  11,  1822,  p.  62;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  7,  1812.  p.  374;  v.  28, 
1823,  p.  138;  WtitTH.  Rev.  v.  3,  1825,  p.  115.)— Jeflftrey, 
F.,  Lord.  Moore's  Lalla  Rookh.  12  pp.  (/n  kit  Cou- 
trlb.  to  Edin.  Rev.  p.  446;  and  Edin.  Rev.  v.  29, 1818,  p. 
1.1— Lalla  Rookh.  15  pp.  iRev.  of  in  Blackwood's 
Mag.  V.  1,  1S17,  pp.  279,  503  ;  JV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  6,  1818,  p.  1.) 
—Loves  of  the  angels.  9  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Black- 
wood s  Mag.  v.  13,  182:j.  p.  63 ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  38,  1823,  p. 
27 ;  iV.  Ayn.  Rev.  v.  16,  1823,  p.  353.)— Tom  Moore  and 
Anacreon.  27  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  18,  1841,  p. 
141 ;  V.  19.  1842.  p.  355.^— Poe,  E.  A.  Thomas  Moore. 
9  pp.  {Works,  ed.  J.  H.  Ingram,  v.  4,  p.  365.) — Poetes 
et  romanclers  modemes  de  la  Grande-Bretagne. 
Thomas  Moore.  43  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1843,  u.  s. 
V.  2,  p.  692.) — Poetical  plagiaries.  Thomas  Moore. 
19  pp.  {Praser's  Mag.  v.  4,  1831,  pp.  45,  566.)— Re- 
marks on  the  poetry  of  M.  4  pp.  {Blar.ktcood's 
Mag.  V.  4,  1819,  p.  1.)— Roscoe,  W.  C.  Thomas  Moore. 
30  pp.  (Puems  and  essays,  v.  2,  p.  139.) — Smith,  S. 
Memoirs  of  Capt.  Rock.  6  pp.  (Works,  p.  338;  EJin. 
iJ«j.  V.  41,  1825,  p.  143.)— Song-^vriters.  5pp.  (Dub- 
lin Univ.  Mag.  v.  61,  1863,  p.  599.)— Song-wxltiug. 
Moore.  13  pp.  (Blackuroed's  Mag.  v.  46, 1839,  p.  368.)— 
Stoddard,  R.  H.  Thomas  Moore.  2  pp.  (Scribner't 
Monthly,  v.  18,  1879,  p.  404.)— Table-talk  about  M.  5 
pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  7,  1853,  p.  378.)— Travels  of  an 
Irish  gentleman  iu  search  of  a  religion.  11 
pp.     (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Unit.  Mag.  v.  2,  1833,  p.  101.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  71,  1852,  p.  559 ;  v.  73. 
1853,  p.  97;  Dublin  Rev.  3  s.  v.  1. 1879,  p.  323;  Harper's 
Mag.  v.  1, 1850,  p.  248;  v.  3, 1851,  p.  791. 

Symington,  A.  J.      Thomas  Moore,  the 

poet,  his  life  and  works.     1880. 

Chambers,  W.,  and  Chambers,  R.  Thomas  Moore. 

32  pp.  (In  their  Hist,  and  Ut.  celebrities.)— Chasles, 
P.  Thomas  Moore  et  ses  contemporaina.  40  pp.  (Rev. 
contentp.  1855,  v.  4,  p.  385.) — A  Coina  for  M.  3  pp. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  39,  1852,  p.  653.)— Forcade,  E. 
Thomas  Moore,  sa  vie  et  ses  mfemolres.  32  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  deux  numdet,  1863,  n.  p^r.  2  s.  v.  1,  p.  617.)— Hazlitt, 
W.  Thomas  Moore.  14  pp.  (Spirit  of  the  age,  p.  289.) 
— LoBsInc,  B.  J.  Tom  Moore  in  America.  5  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  55,  1877,  p.  537.)— Mahony,  F.  8. 
Rogueries  of  M.  32  pp.  (In  hit  Reliques,  p.  131 :  Bohu. 
H.  G.,  nivstr.  Libr. ;  Prater's  Mag.  v.  10,  1834,  p.  194.)— 
Slason,  E.  T.  Thomas  Moore.  26  pp.  (In  hit  Per- 
sonal traits  of  Brit,  authors,  p.  141.) — Recollections 
of  M.  18  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  39,  1852,  p.  477.)— 
Sketch  of  M.  4  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  19,  1842, 
p.  476.)— Testimonial  to  M.  7  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  39,  1852,  p.  656.) 

Moore, William  Daniel  (Tr.)  Case  of  atrophy 
of  the  left  hemisphere  of  the  brain.  See 
Schroeder  van  der  Kolk.  J.  L.  C. 

( Tr. )  On  the  anomalies  of  accommoda- 
tion and  refraction  of  the  eye.  See  Bonders, 
F.  C. 

{Tr.)  On  the  minute  structure  and  func- 
tions of  the  spinal  cord  and  medulla  oblon- 
gata.   See  Schroeder  van  der  Kolk,  J.  L.  C. 

Moore,  William  E.,  D.  D.  Presbyterian  di- 
gest: a  compend  of  the  acts  and  deliver- 
ances of  the  General  Assembly  of  the  Pres- 
byterian church  in  the  United  States  of 
America,  1873.     Phila.  1874.     8°.  —3286 

Moore.    See  also  Moor. — More. 

Moorish  eostnnies.  Tully.  R.,  Narrative 
of  a  10  years'  residence  at  Tripoli.  1422 

Mooriiian,  John  J.,  M.  D.  Mineral  waters 
of  the  United  States  and  Canada,  with  a 
map  and  pi.     Baltimore,  1867.     12°.    —3787 

Moors.    See  Morocco. 

Moors  in  Spain.    See  Spain,  History. 

Moorsom,  Richard.    Letter  to  Lord  John 

Russell  on  the  abolition  of  church  rates.  19  pp.  (Rev. 
of  iu  Edin.  Rev.  v.  65, 1837,  p.  178.) 

Moorsom,  Capt.  William.  Letters  from 
Nova  Scotia;  comprising  sketches  of  a  young 
country.  London.  1830.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Westm.  Rev.  v.  13,  1830,  p.  170.)  1648 


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Moosehead  jonrnal.    64  pp.    Lowell,  J. 

R.,  Fireside  travels,  p.  89. 

Moosehead  lake.    Ward,  J.  H.    Moose- 
head  lake.    10  pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  51,  1875,  p.  350.) 
Moose-lilllltJng.  Quin,  E.  R.  W.  W.,  Earl 

of  Dunraven.  Moose-huuting  In  Canada.  21  pp.  (Nine- 
teenth Cent.  V.  6,  1879,  p.  45.)  — A\''ard,  C.  C.  Moose- 
hunting.    16  pp.    (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  15, 1877,  p.  449.) 

Moqui  Indians.  Bourke,  J.  G.  Snake- 
dance  of  the  Moquis  of  Arizona  .  .  .     1884. 

Moquin-Tandon,  Christian  Horace  Bene- 
dict Alfred.  1804-63.  Elements  de  tera- 
tologie  vegetale,  ou  histoire  abregee  des 
anomalies  de  Torganisation  dans  les  vege- 
taux.     Paris,  1841.     8°.  —2695 

World  of  the  tsea.     Tr.  and  enlarged  by 

Rev.  H.  Martyn  Hart.     London,  1869.     8°. 

—1682 

Mora,  Jose  Joaquin  de.     1784 — .    Vida  de 

Fray  Luis  de  Granada.  26  pp.  (Granada,  L.  de,06ra«, 
V.  1,  p.  xi :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  e$pan.  v.  6.) 

Mora,  Tomaso,  and  !LaTarino,  Francesco. 

La  euciclopedia  scientiflca.  10  pp.  (Rev.  ol  in  Zeits. 
f.  philos.  V.  35,  1859,  p.  226,  by  R.  Seydel.) 

Mora  Campbell.    29  pp.    Hogg,  J.,  Poei. 

works,  V.  3,  p.  297  ;  and  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  35,  1834, 
p.  947. 

Moraes,  Francisco.  — 1572.  Palmerin  of 
England,  corrected  by  Robert  Southey,  from 
the  original  Portugueze.  London,  1807.  4  v. 
16°.  1276 

MoraesSilva,  Antonio  de.  1756-1825.  Dic- 
cionario  da  lingua  portugueza.  6  ed.  melho- 
rada  e  muito  accrescentada  pelo  desembar- 
gador  Agostinho  de  Mendonca  Falcao.  Lis- 
boa,  1858.    2  v.  4°.  R.31 

Contents. 
A-Ezterl,  v.  1.  r-Zyth5gala,  v.  2. 

Morals,  Henry  Samuel.  Eminent  Israelites 
of  the  19  century.  A  series  of  biographical 
sketches.     Phila.  1880.     8°.  3812 

Contents. 

Adler,  N.  M.  Hays,  I.  Mosenthal,  S.  H. 

Aguilar,  G.  Heilprln,  P.  M.  MuuJi,  S. 

Anom,  B.  Henry,  M.  Newman,  S. 

Auerbach,  B.  Herzfeld,  L.  Noah,  M.  M. 

Bamberger,  L.  Hlldesheimer,  L  Offenbach,  J. 

Benamozegh,  E.  Hirsch,  S.  R.  Oppert,  J. 

Cahen,  S.  Hlrschel,  S.  Peixotto,B.  F. 

Cohen,  J.  Da  S.  S.  Holdhelm.S.  Peixotto,  D.  L.  M. 

Cohn,  A.  Hyneman,  R.  Perelre,  E. 

Crenileux,  I.  A.  Isaacs,  8.  M.  Pliilippsou,  L. 

Davids,  A.  L.  Jelllneli,  A.  PliilUps,  B.  S. 

Delia  Torre,  L.  Jessel,  G.  Piusker,  S. 

Derenbourg,  J.  Joachim,  J.  Rachel,  E. 

De  Sola,  A.  Josephs,  M.  Raphall,  M.  J. 

Do  Sola,  D.  A.  Jost,  1.  M.  Rapoport,  S.  L. 

Deutsch,  E.  O.  M.  Kallsch,  M.  M.  Regglo,  I.  S. 

D'Israell,  I.  Kayserllng,  M.  Remak,  R.  . 

EInhorn,  D.  Kleeberg,  M.  Riesser,  G. 

Flllpowski,  H.  Krochnial,  N.  Rothschild,  A. 

Fould,  A.  Lasker,  E.  Rothschild,  L.  N. 

Franck,  A.  Lazarus,  E.  Rothschild,  M.  A. 

Frankel,  Z.  Lazarus,  M.  Rothschild,  N.  M. 

Frankl,  L.  A.  Looser,  I.  Sachs,  M. 

Fuerst,  J.  Letteris,  M.  Salomons,  D. 

Gelger,  A.  Levy,  U.  P.  Salvador,  J. 

Goldsmld,  Aaron.  Loewe,  L.  Servl,  F. 

Goldsmld,    Abra-  Luzzatto,  P.  Stelnschnelder.M 

ham.  Luzzatto,  S.  D.  Stoliithal,  H. 

Goldsmld,  B.  Lyon,  R.  Touro,  J. 

Goldsmld,  F.  H.  Marks,  D.  W.  Veuezlanl,  E. 

Goldsmld,  I.  L.  Maurogonato,I.P.  Well,  G. 

Gractz,  H.  Meldola,  R.  Wessely,  N.  H. 

Gratz,  R.  Meyerbeer,  Q.  Wise,  I.  M. 

Halevy,  J.  Montlflore,  J.  Wolf,  8. 

Halevy.J.  F.  F.  E.  Montlflore,  M.  Worms,  H.  de. 

Hartog,  N.  E.  Moscheles,  I.  Zuuz,  L. 
(Rev.  or  In  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  46, 1880,  p.  566.) 

Moral,  social,  and  professional  duties  of 
attornies.     Warren,  S.  — 1328 

Moral  and  literary  training  in  public 
schools.     Peaslee,  J.  B.  —2301 


Moral  and  metaphysical  philosophy,  of 

the  first  6  centuries.     Maurice,  J.  F.  D.    3  v. 

(Encyc.  Metropol.)  1176 

Moral  and  political  essays.    Southey.  R. 

2  V.  2267 

Moral  and  political  philosophy.    Paley, 

W.,  Works,  V.  2.  2174 

Moral  argument  against  Galvanism.     25 

pp.     Channing,  W.  E.,  Works,  v.  1,  p.  217. 

Moral  d'Epicure.  Guyau,  (— ).  —1446 
Moral    difficulties    connected   with   the 

Bible.     Hessey,  J.  A.  —1237 

Moral  education.  Peabody,  E.  P.  Record 

of    Mr.    Alcott's   school,   exemplifying  the 

principles  and  methods  of  moral  culture.    3 

ed.,  revised.     1874. 

Adler,  F.    Secular  view  of  moral  training.    8  pp. 

[JV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  136,  1883,  p.  446.)— Brooks,  C.  Moral 
education,  the  best  methods  of  teaching  morals  in 
common  schools.  9  pp.  (Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  1, 18.56, 
p.  336.)— Moller,  E.  Wie  ist  erzlehung  zur  slttllch- 
kelt  moeglich.  26  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  28,  1856,  p. 
169.)— Russell,  W.  Moral  education.  30  pp.  {Am. 
J.  of  Education,  v.  9,  1860,  p.  19.) 
See  also  Education. 

Moral  emblems.    Cats,  J.,  and  Farlie,  R. 

1252 
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See  also  London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  41,  1874,  p.  88;  N.  Am. 
Rev.  V. 42, 1836,  p.340.  vlL<o  Adultery.— Afflictions. 
—Anger.— Avarice.— BeneT-oleuce.— Certainty. 
— Character.-Charlty.-  Chastity.-Coufncius. 
— Conscience.  —  Contentment.  —  Courage.  — 
Determinism.- Divorce.— Duty.— Emotions. 
—Enthusiasm.— Epicureaus.—iavil.—Faiaily. 
—Friendship. — Grief.—  Happiness.  — Honor.— 
Humanity.— Jealousy — Justice.— Law.— Liaiw 
of  nature.— Liberty.— Liberty  of  tlie  -will.— 
Maxims.  —  Monnrto'logy.  —  Murder.  —  Oatiis. — 
Passions. —  Patience. —  Peace. —  Pride.- Pros- 
titution.— Religious  and  moral  sentiments. 
—Respect.  —  Kesponsibility.  —  Restitution.— 

Sabbath.— Sclf.—.Self-love.— Sincerity Social 

science.— Solitude. — Soul.— Stoics.— Suicide. — 
Sympathy.— Truth.— Utllitarianistn.- A'^ice. — 
Virtue.— War.— Will,  etc.  Also  tlie  uames  of  the 
originators  of  parii^.-ulHr  systems  of  j>hilosophy,  etc., 
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de. — Descartes,  K.— Eplciirus. — Flchte,  J.  G. — 
Hegel,  G.  W.  F.— Helvetlus,  C.  A.— Heraclltiis.— 
Herbart,  J.  F.— Hume,  D.— JacobI,  F.  H.— Kant, 
I.— Leibnitz,  G.  W.— L.oclse,  J.— liOtze,  R.  H.— 
Nalebrauche,  N. — Meiidelssolin,  M.— Plato. — 
Scltelling,  F.  W.  J. —  Socrates. —  Spinoza,  B— 
Stewart,  D.— Wolff,  J.  C,  etc. 

Moral  philosophy.  Christian  ethics. 

BarbeyraC,  J.     Traite  de  la  morale  des 
peres  de  Teglise.     1728. 

■ Baxter,  R.  Christian  ethics.  1830.  {Prac- 
tical works,  V.  2,  3. ) 

Burns,  J.     The  principles  of  Christian 

philosophy.     1846. 

Chenart,  L.     Discours  sur  divers  sujets 

de  morale.  1866.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Oraf.  sacres, 
V.  90.) 

Dewar,  D.     Elements  of  moral  philoso- 
phy and  of  Christian  ethics.     1826,  2  v. 

Doddridge,  P.    Course  of  lectures  on  the 

principal  subjects  in  pneumatology,  ethics, 
and  divinity.    1803-04,  2  v.    (Works,  v.  4,  5.) 

Escobar  y  Mendoza,  A.    Liber  Theolo- 

giae  Moralis.     1646. 

Le  Semelier,  Ze  Pere,  ( — ).     Conferences 

ecclesiastiques  sur  plusieurs  points  de  la 
morale  chretienne.     1755-59,  6  v. 

Martensen,  H.  L.,  Bp.  of  Seeland.      Die 

christliche  ethik.     1878-79,  2  v.  in  3. 

Reinhard,   F.   V.      System    der    christ- 

lichen  moral.     1814-15,  5  v. 

Rothe,  R.    Theologische  ethik.     1869-71, 

5  v. 

• Schleiermacher,  F.  E.  D.     Christliche 

sitte  nach  den  grundsaetzen  der  evange- 
lischen  kirche  im  zusammenhange  darge- 
stellt.   1843.    {Saemmt.  werke,  abth.  1,  v.  12.) 

Wuttke,  a.    Christian  ethics  .  .  .     1873, 

2  V. 

Abailard,  P.,  Abbot  of  Rays.     Elhlca  seu    liber 

dictus  Scito  te  ipsum.  23  pp.  (M.igne,  3.  V.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  V.  178,  p.  633.) — Agapetus,  Deacon  at  Constanti- 
nople.   Exposltlo  capitum  admouitorum.    [Gr.etLat.] 

12  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Fatrol.  s.  Gr.  v.  86,  pt.  1,  p.  1163.) 
—Balzac,  J.  L.  G.  de.  Dissertations  chrestiennes  et 
morales.  135  pp.  [CEuvres,  v.  2,  p.  281.)— Basllius, 
St.,  Ahp.  of  Caesarea.  Moralla.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  95  pp. 
(Migno,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  31,  p.  699.)— Basiling  I, 
Macedo,  Emperor  of  the  East.  Capita  horiatoria  ad 
flllum.  [Gr.etLat.]  20  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Pa«ro«.  s; 
Gr.  V.  107,  p.  xxl.)— Bernard,  St.,  Abbot  of  Clairvaux 
[attributed  to].    De  ordine  vitaeet  moruin  iustitutione. 

13  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  184,  p.  559.)— 
Browne,  Sir  T.  Christian  morals.  64  pp.  { Works, 
V.  3,  p.  HI.)— Christianity  and  etliics.  33  pp. 
{London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  11,  1«59,  p.  492.)— Cochrane,  S. 
D.  God's  positive  moral  governineut  over  moral 
agents,  additional  to  that  which  Is  merely  natural.  24 
pp.  {Bibliolh.  Sacra,  V.  11,  1854,  p.  254.1— Dewey,  O. 
Calvliilstic  ethlos.  40  pp.  (  Chr.  Exam.  v.  19,  1836,  p.  1.) 
— £d^vard8,  B.  B.  The  Scriptures  the  proper  stand- 
ard of  appeal  lu  the  formation  of  the  moral  and  reli- 
gious character.  15  pp.  (liiblioth.  Sacra,  v.  3,  1840,  p. 
22.)— Ennodius,  M.  F.,  Bp.  of  Pavia.  Paraenesls 
dldascallca.  4  pp.  (Opiwcu('i  decern  ;  Mlgne,  . I.  P., /'a- 
trol.  s.  Lat.  v.  63,  p.  249.)— Etliics  of  Christendom. 
45  pp.  {Westm.  Rev.  n.  8.  v.  1,  1852,  p.  182.)- Hilde- 
laert,  Abp.  of  Tours.  Moralis  phllosophla  do  honeato 
et  utlll.  27  pp.  (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  171,  p. 
1003.)— Maxwell,  J.  Concerning  the  city,  or  king- 
dom of  God,  In  the  rational  world,  and  the  defects  In 
heathen  deism.  34  pp.  (Cumberland,  R.,  Rp.  of 
Peterborough,  Treatiie  on  llie  laws  of  nature,  p.  1.) — 
Moral  theories  and  Christian  ethics.  46  pp. 
(A^.  Rril.  Rei>.  v.  47,  1807,  p.  l.|— Nicon,  Monk  of  Rhae- 
thus.  luterprelatlonea  dlvluorum  inaiidatorum.  [Gr. 
et  Lat.]  12  pi>.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  106.  p. 
1359.)— Osftood,  8.  Christian  ethics.  51  pp.  (Chr. 
Exam.  v.  29,  1H4I,  p.  153;  v.  30,  1841,  p.  145.)— Palamas, 
O.,  Abp.  of  Thessalonica.  Capita  physica,  theologloa, 
moralla  et  practlca.  [Gr.etLat.]  53  pp.  (Mlgue,  J. 
P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  150,  p.  1121.)— Prosopopoelao,  Id  est 
Dlalogus  corporis  et  aulmae.    16  pp.    (Mlgue,  J.  P., 


Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  150,  p.  959.)— Patuzzi,  G.  V.    De  ra- 

tlone  humana,  quatenus  est  regula  actionum  mora- 
Uum.  25  pp.  (Mlgne,  .1.  P.,  Theol.  cur.  compl.  v.  11,  p. 
391.)— Rathfcre,  Bp.  of  Verona.  Praeloqulorum  Ubri 
VI.  90  pp.  (Maitfene,  E.,and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script. 
ampHss.  collect,  v.  9,  p.  785.)— Stanton,  V.  H.  Ethical 
teaching  of  Christ.  13  pp.  (  Contemp.  Rev.  v.  24,  1874, 
p.  503.) 

See  also  Piety. — Religions  and  moral  senti- 
ments. 

Moral  philosophy.  Dictionaries. 

Bachelet,  J.  L.  T.,  and  Dezobry,  C. 
Dictionnaire  general  des  lettres,  des  beaux- 
arts,  et  des  sciences  morales  et  politiques. 
1862,  2  V. 

Chesnel  de  la  Charbouclais,  L.  p.  F, 

A.,  Marquis  de.  Dictionnaire  de  la  sagesse 
populaire.  1855.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Trois.  encyc. 
theol.  V.  11.) 

Pierrot,  J.  A.,  Ahhe.    Dictionnaire   de 

theologie  morale.  1849,  2  v.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Encyc.  theol.  v.  31,  32.) 

PouJOL,    F.    A.    A.      Dictionnaire    des 

facultes  intellectuelles  et  affectives  de  Fame. 
1849.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Enajc.  theol.  v.  39.) 

Moral  philosophy.  History. 

Barni,  J.     Histoire  des  idees  morales  et 

politiques  en  France  au  18  siecle.     1865- 

67,  2  v. 
Moralistes  frangais  au  18  siecle.    1873. 

Denis,  J.     Histoire  des   theories  et   des 

idees  morales  dans  Tautiquite.     1856,  2  v. 

Feuerlein,  E.     Die  sittenlehre  des  alter- 

thums.     1857. 

Janet,  P.  Histoire  de  la  science  poli- 
tique dans  ses  rapports  avec  la  morale.  1872, 
2  V. 

Lecky,  W.  E.  H.     History  of  European 

morals.     1869,  2  v. 

■ Mackintosh,  Sir  J.    Dissertation  on  the 

progress  of  ethical  philosophy,  chiefly  dur- 
ing the  17  and  18  centuries.  1854.  {Miscd. 
works,  V.  1.) 

The  same.    1860.     (MsceZ.  M'orfcs,  1860.) 

Martha,  B.  C.    Les  moralistes  sous  I'em- 

pire  romain,  philosophes  et  poetes.  4  ed. 
1881. 

Matter,  J.  Histoire  des  doctrines  mo- 
rales et  politiques.     1836-37,  8  v. 

Schmidt,  L.  Die  ethik  der  alten  Griechen. 

1882,  2  V. 

SiDGwiCK,  H.     Outlines  of  the  history  of 

ethics  for  English  readers.     1886. 

Staeudlin,  K.  F.   Geschichte  der  nioral- 

philosophie.     1822. 

Bersot,  E.   Rapport .  .  .  aur  le  conoours  rolatlf  aux 

doctrines  morales  en  Franco  au  16  slfecle.  24  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  moral.  Mim.  2  a.  v.  13, 1872, 
p.  267.)— Pranck,  A.  Rapport  sur  les  mSmolres  en- 
voyfis  pour  concourlr  au  prlx  de  morale  &  d^cerner 
en  1852  [sur  L'hlstolre  des  dlffdrents  systfenies  do 
phllosophie  morale].  80  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad. 
Sci.  moral.  M6m.  2  a.  v.  9,  1855,  p.  291.)— Harms,  F.  Die 
formen  der  ethik.  43  ])p.  (Berlin  Akad.  wissens. 
Abhandl.  1878,  p.  53.)— Robloii,  F.  Doctrines  morales 
au  temps  de  Ciceron.  11  pp.  (jKew.  contemp.  1869,  v.  2, 
p.  425.) 

Moral  scnti nients.  The  theory  of.  Smith, 
A.,  Works,  V.  1.  —1305 

Moral  sentiments.  See  Religious  and 
moral  sentiments. 

Moral  tJiles.  2  v.  Edge  worth,  M.,  Tales 
and  novels,  v.  2,  8.  1278 

Moral  types  of  mankind.    24  pp.     [N.  Am. 

Rev.  v.  95,  1862,  p.  105.) 


MORAL  USES 


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Moral  uses  of  dark  things.    Bushnell,  H. 

C265 

Morale  anglaise  contemporaine.    Guvau. 

(— ).  —1446 

Morale  de  la  gnerre.    Caro.  E.    18  pp. 

(Ker.  d.  deux  mondrjt,  loTfi,  •>  per.  v.  90.  p.  577.) 

Morale  des  J^siiites.    Bert.  P.       —3297 

Morale  et  progres.    Bouillier.  F.     —1446 

Morales,  D.  Ambrosio  de.     Prision  del  Ar- 

Kobispo  de  Toledo,  D.  Fray  Bartbolome  de  Carranza 

escrlta  de  orden  de  Felipe  II  para  poner  en  la  £sco- 

rial.    30  pp.     ( CoL  doc.  hist.  Espana,  v.  5,  p.  465.) 

Morales,  Luis  de.  Lefort,  P.  Luis  de  Mo- 
rales. 8  pp.  (Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C,  HUl.  dts  peintret :  Eatle 
espagnole.) 

Moralisation   de   1-eiifance   conpable. 

Bonneville  de  31arsangy,  L.  — 2346 

Moralische  briefe  in  versen.     150  pp. 

Wielanl,  C.  M.,  .'^aemmt.  verke,  v.  1.  p.  233. 

Moralistes  fran(*ais  au  18  siecle.    Bami, 

J.  —1448 

Moralitas.    1  p.    (Blackicood's  Mag.  v.  23, 

1S-2S.  }..  47. 

Morality  de  la  Tenditiou  de  Joseph. 
Paris.  1835.     4°.  3321 

Morality  de  Mnndns,  Caro,  Demonia. 
Paris.  1838.     4°.  3321 

Morality  of  Shakespeare's  drama  illus- 
trated.    Griffith.  Mrs.  E.  3386 

Morality  of  the  stage.  See  Drama  and 
the  stage. 

Morality  of  the  Veda.    17  pp.    Roth,  R. 

(Am.  Orient.  &>>€.  Joum.  v.  3,  1853,  p.  3-i9.) 

Morality  of  works  of  fiction.     12  pp. 

Fester.  J.,  Cril.  ttsayt,  v.  1,  p.  417. 

Morality  play's.  See  Drama  and  the  stage. 

Miracle.  Morality.  Mystery  plays. 
Morals.    Plutarchus. 
Moran,  John.    At  dawn.     1  p.     (Scribner''8 

Monthly,  y.  20,  1880.  p.  852.)— The  Suicide.  2  pp. 
(Scribner'M  MontU^,  v.  15, 1878,  p.  842.) 

Moran,  Patrick  Francis.  D.  D..  Bp.  of  Ossory. 
1830 — .  Historical  sketch  of  the  persecu- 
tions suffered  by  the  Catholics  of  Ireland 
under  the  rule  of  Cromwell  and  the  Puri- 
tans.    Dublin,  1862.     16°.  —3297 

(Ed.)    Spicilegium  Ossoriense :  being  a 

collection  of  original  letters  and  papers  illus- 
trative of  the  history  of  the  Irish  church 
from  the  Reformation  to  tlie  year  1800.  Dub- 
lin. 1874-78.     2  V.  4°.  —1272 

Memoirs  of  the  Most  Rev.  Oliver  Plnnket,  Abp. 

of  Armagh,  Primate  of  all  Ireland.  35  pp.  (Bev.  of 
in  Dublin  Rev.  v.  50, 1861,  p.  423.) 

Morand,  Francois  (Ed.)     1808—.     Diffini- 

tiones  capituli  generalls  Clunlacensis  anni  1323.  32 
pp.    {Milanae*  Hit.  v.  1,  p.  87.) 

Morand,  Jean  Francois  Clement.  Condorcet, 

■I.  A.  N.  C.  de.   Eloge  de  M.   8  pp.    yOiuvret,  v.  3,  p.  161.) 

Morande,  Charles  Theveneau  de.  See  Theve- 

neau  de  Morande.  C. 
Morandi-Maiizoliui,Anna.  Villari,3fni€. 

L.  Learned  women  of  Bologna,  III.  6  pp.  [lutemat. 
Her.  V.  5,  1878,  p.  35:1.) 

Morandini,  "Francesco,    called   II    Poppo. 

V««uri,  G.  Francesco  da  Poppi.  2  pp.  (  Opere,  v.  7, 
p.  610 ;  nu  de'  pittori,  v.  15.  p.  200 ;  and  Lires  of  painUrt, 
▼.  5,  p.  479:  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 

Morando  :  the  Tritameron  of  love.    127  pp. 

Greene,  R.,  Life  attd  compl.  worki,  v.  3,  p.  43.  (Huth 
Libr.  I 

Morano,  Bonifacio  de.    —1349.     Chronicon 

Mutiiieuseab  anno  1306,  ad  1342.  23  pp.  (Muratori, 
L.  A.,  Rer.  Hal.  script,  v.  11,  p.  89.) 

Morant,  George  Francis.  Game  preservers 
and  bird  preservers  :  which  are  our  friends? 
London,  1875.     p.  8**.  —2625 


Morante,  Joachim  Gomez  de  la  Cortina, 
Marquis  de.  Catalogue  de  la  bibliotheque 
de.  dont  la  vente  aura  lieu  le  Lundi  20  Jan- 
vier 1873.  et  les  11  jours  suivants.  Paris, 
1872.     8°.  W.84 

Morata,  Olympia  Fulvia.  Bosxet.  J.  Oiym- 
pia  Morata.  episode  de  la  renaissance  en 
Italie.     1866. 

Bnsli,  iln.  S.  W.    Olympia  Morata.    8  pp.    ( Chr. 

Exam.  V.  85. 1868,  p.  16.)— Creighton.  M.  A  learned 
lady  of  the  16  century.  9  pp.  (.VacmiUan't  Mag.  v.  42, 
1880,  p.  136.) — Miceron,  J.  P.  H£m.  des  hommes,  v. 
15— Trollope,  T.  A.  Olympia  Morata.  175  pp.  {Dec- 
ade of  Italian  women,  v.  2,  p.  30.) 

See  also  Xew  Englander,  v.  13, 1855,  p.  216. 

Moratiu,  Leandro  Fernandez  de.  1760- 
1838.  Obras.  Nueva  ed.  Barcelona,  1835. 
8°.  3353 

Contents.  El  Baron. — La  Comedia  naeva. — La 
Derrota  de  los  peclante*. — Epigramas  y  composi- 
ciones  diversa*.— Epistolas.— Lh  Escuela  de  los 
marldos.— Lieccioii  poetica.— £1  Medico  a  palos. 
— La  Mojigata.  —  Odas.—  Romances. —  Satira. — 
Sbakespeare,  W.  Hamlet. — LI  Si  de  lag  niuas. — 
Sonet08.— La  Toma  de  Graiiada.— iU  VIcjo  y 
la  lUaa. 

Obras.  Madrid,  1850.  8°.  {With  Mora- 
tin,  N.  F.  de.  Obras :  Bibiiot.  deautor.  e.^paii. ) 

—1193 

Contents.  £1  Baron.— La  Comedia  niieva. — 
Coniedias. — La  Derrota  de  los  pedantes. — La  Es- 
riiela  de  los  maridos. — El  Medico  a  palos.— La 
Mojigata.  —  Catalogo  de  las  pfexas  draniaticas 
pub.  en  EspaBa  deade  el  prlnclpio  del  siglo  XVIII 
hasta  la  epoca  presente  (1825'.— Coleccion  de  piezas 
dramaticas  anterlores  i  Lope  de  Vega.— Poesias 
sneltas.- Sbakespeare,  W.  Hamlet.— £!  Si  de  las 
ninas.— Origines  del  teatro  espaflol.- Vlda  de  M. 
— El  Viejo  y  la  niiia. 

Origenes  del  teatro  espafiol,  seguidos  de 

una  coleccion  escogida  de  piezas  dramaticas 
anteriores  a  Lope  de  Vega.  Paris,  1838.  8°, 
(Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro  teatro  espafi.M^.  1. )   3353 

Poesias.     13  pp.     (Quintana,  M.  J.,  Tesoro  del  Par- 

ntuo  espan.  p.  563.)— £1  Si  de  las  niAas.  30  pp.  (Ochoa. 
E.  de,  Tesoro  teatro  espaii.  v.  5,  p.  507.) 

Kennedy,  3.     Leandro  Fernandez  Moratln.    18 

pp.  {in  his  Mod.  poets  and  poetry  of  Spain,  p.  95. )_ 
Tida  de  M.  18  pp.  (In  his  Obras,  p.  xxl:  BibHoL  de 
autor.  espaii.) 

Moratin,  Nicolas  Fernandez  de.  1737-^0, 
Obras.  3  ed.  Madrid,  1850.  8°.  {Bibiiot. 
de  autor.  espan.)  — 1193 

Contents.  La  Caxa,  poema  dldactico. — Carta  hls- 
torica  sobre  el  orlgeu  y  progresos  de  las  fiestas  de 
toros  en  EspaBa. — Gnzman  el  Baeno,  tragedia. — 
Hormesinda,  tragedia.— Lncrecia,  tragedia.— La 
Petimetra,  comedia.— Poesias.— Vida  de  M. 

Las  Xa-ves  de  Cortes  destmldas.  4  pp.  (BoseU, 

C,  Poem.  epic.  v.  2,  p.  495 :  Bibiiot.  de  autor.  espan..)— 
Poesias.  14  pp.  vQuintana,  M.  J.,  Tetoro  del  Pamaso 
espan.  p.  435.) 

VIda  de  M.    13  pp.    {In  his  Obras,  p.  vll :  Bibiiot. 

de  autiir.  espan.  v.  2.) 

Moravia.  Bexdel.  J.  Deutschen  in  Boeh- 
men.  Maehren.  und  Schlesien.  1884-85.  2  v. 
(Voelker  Oesterreichs-Ungarns.  v.  2.  pts.  1.2.) 

DcDiK,  B.  F.    Maehrens  allgemeine  ge- 

schichte.     1860-70.  5  v. 

Schweden  in  Boehmen  und  Maehren, 

1640-50.     1879. 
See  also  Olmatz. 

MoraTian  ballads  and  songs.  Berg- 
green,  A.  P.  {Ed.)  Boebmlske  og  maehriske  folke-sauge  • 
eg  melodler.  [  With  DanUk  tr.]  108  pp.  (In  kis  FoUte- 
sange  og  melodler,  v.  8,  p.  63.) 

Moravians,  or  Fnited  Brethren. 

BosT.  J.  A.  History  of  the  Bohemian 
and  Moravian  Brethren'     1834. 

Craxz,  D.  History  of  Greenland  :  in- 
cluding an  account  of  the  mission  carried 


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on  by  the  United  Brethren  in  that  country. 
1820,  2  V. 

CZERWENKA,    B.     Geschlchte   der   evan- 

gelischen  kirche  in  Boehmen.     1869-70,  2  v. 

GiNDELY,   A.      Geschichte    der   Boehmi- 

schen  Brueder.     1868,  2  v. 

Quellen   zur   geschichte  der  Boelirai- 

schen  Brueder.  1859.  [Fontes  rer.  Austriac. 
2  abth.  Diplomataria,  v.  19.) 

Heckewelder,  J.   G.   E.    Narrative  of 

the  mission  of  the  United  Brethren  among 
the  Delaware  and  Mohegan  Indians.     1820. 

Henry,  J.   Sketches  of  Moravian  life  and 

character.     1859. 

Holmes,   J.     History  of  the  Protestant 

church  of  the  United  Brethren.    1825-30,  2  v. 

Loskiel,  G.  H.     History  of  the  mission 

of  the  United  Brethren  among  the  Indians 
in  North  America.     1794. 

Martin,  J.  H.  Historical  sketch  of  Beth- 
lehem in  Pennsylvania,  with  some  account 
of  the  Moravian  church.     1873. 

Oldenberg,   C.  G.   A.      Geschichte  der 

mission  der  Evangelischen  Brueder.  1777, 
2  V.  in  1. 

Reichel,  L.  T.  Moravians  in  North  Caro- 
lina.    An  authentic  history.     1857. 

Reichel,  W.  C.  Memorial  of  the  dedica- 
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men.  13  pp.  1  pi.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeils.  v. 
29,1875,  p.  199.)- Ueber  die  endung  hart,  kert,  gird,  in 
staedtenameu.  5  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits. 
V.  32,  1878,  p.  724.)— Nachrichten  ueber  Taherlstau 
aus  dera  geschichtswerke  Taberl's.  30  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  2, 1848,  p.  285.)— Ueber  das  stu- 
diuin  des  turklschen.  8  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  ge- 
sells. Zeits.  V.  3,  1849,  p.  351.) 

and  Potit,  August  Friedrich.     Zigeuner- 

Isches.  23  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeils.  v.  24, 
1870,  p.  681.) 

mordtinann,  J.  H.  Dusares  bei  Epiphanius. 

8  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  29,  1875,  p.  99.) 
— HlmJarischeglossenbelPlinius.  4pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  30, 1876,  p.  320.)— Unedlrte  him- 
Jarische  iiischriften.  9  pp.  2  pi.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  30,  1876,  p.  288.)— Zwel  hlrajarische  In- 
schriften.  19  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. /eiij.-.  v.  80, 
1876,  p.  21.)— Die  hinijarisclien  inschrlften  Im 
Tschliillll  Kioeschk.  11  pp.  2  pi.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  33,  1879,  p.  484.) 

Mordtniaiin,  J.  H.,  Jr.    Miscellen  zur  him- 

jarlscheu  alterthumskuude.  30  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
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miscellen.  28  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits. 
V.  31,  1877,  p.  91 ;  v.  32, 1878,  p.  552.) 

More,  Alexander  Goodman.  Contributions 
towards  a  cybele  Hibernica.  See  Moore,  D., 
and  More,  A.  G. 

More,  Antonio.    See  Moor,  A. 

More,  Cresacre.  Circa  1572-1640.  Life  of 
Sir  Thomas  More,  with  a  biographical  pre- 
face, notes,  and  other  illustrations,  by  Rev. 
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and  especially  of  Englyshe  women,  made  agaynst 
"Tlio  Schole  house  of  women."  46  pp.  (Utiersou,  E. 
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preseata  received  and  expenses  Incurred  at  the  wed- 
ding of  Bichard  Polsted.and  Elizabeth ,  eldest  daughter 
of  Wm.  More.     20  pp.     {Archaeolngia,  v.  36,  1855,  p.  33.) 

More,  Hannah.  1745-1833.  Works.  With 
a  memoir,  and  notes.  London,  1853.  11  v. 
16°.  2187 

Contents.    Allegories,  v.  2. — Ballads,  v.  6,  11. — 
Belshaxzar,  a  sacred  drama,  v.  G— Betty  Brown, 

the  St.  Giles's  orange  girl,  v.  2. — Bible  rhymes,  ou 
the  names  of  all  the  books  of  tlie  Old  and  New  Testa- 
ment, V.  11.— Black  Giles  tlie  poacher,  v.  2.— Ode 
to  charity,  v.  6. — Christian  morals,  v.  9. — Coelehs 
In  search  of  a  ^vife,  v.  7. — Th<>ught3  ou  conver- 
sation, v.  6 — Daniel,  a  sacred  drama,  v.  6. —David 
and  Goliath,  a  sacred  drama,  v.  6. — The  Delegate, 
V.  11. — On  dissipation,  v.  6. — On  domestic  errors, 
in  opinion  and  certain  practical  habits,  v.  11.— Re- 
marks ou  the  speech  of  M.  Dupout,  with  a  prefatory 
address  In  behalf  of  the  French  emigrant  clergy,  v.  2. 
— Thoughts  on  the  cultivation  of  the  heart  and  temper 
in  the  education  of  daughters,  v.  G. — On  envy, 
V.  6. — Epitaphs  and  inscriptions,  v.  6, 11. — F.ssays, 
V.  6. — Death  of  Mr.  Fantom,  the  great  reformist,  v.  11. 
— History  of  Mr.  Fantom,  the  now-fa.shloned  philos- 
opher, and  his  man  William,  v.  1.— Fatal  falsehood, 
a  tragedy,  v.  5.— Strictures  on  the  modern  system  of 
female  education,  v.  3.  —  Sketches  of  foreign 
manners,  v.  11.  —  Miscellaneous   observations    ou 

genins,  taste,  good  sense,  etc.  v.  6 Grand  assizes, 

or  general  gaol  delivery,  an  allegory,  y.  2.— History  of 
Hester  Wilmot,  v.  2.— Refleclious  of  King  Heze- 
kiah,  in  liis  sickness,  v.  6. — Hymns,  v.  6. — Inflex- 
ible captive,  a  tragedy,  v.  5.— Thoughts  on  the  im- 
portance of  the  manners  of  the  great  to  general 
society,  v.  2.— True  and  false  meekness,  v.  6.— Cure 
tor  melancholy,  v.  1.— Memoir  of  M.  v.  1. — 9Iis- 
cellaneous  poems,  v.  11. — Moral  sketches,  v.  11. 
— Moriana,  v.  6.— Moses  in  the  bulrushes,  a 
sacred  drama,  v.  6. — Parley  the  porter,  an  alle- 
gory, V.  1.— Essay  on  the  character  and  practical  writ- 
ings of  St.  Paul,  V.  10.— Percy,  a  tragedy,  v.  5. — 
Practical  piety,  v.  8.— The  Pilgrims,  an  allegory, 
V.  1. — Poems,  V.  5,  6.— Poetical  tvorks,  not  In- 
cluded in  the  former  collection,  v.  11.  —  Spirit  of 
prayer,  v.  10.— Hints  towards  forming  the  character 
of  a  young  princess,  v.  4.— Eistimate  of  the  religion 
of  the  fashionable  world,  v.  2. — On  the  importance  of 
religion  to  the  female  character,  v.  5.— Sacred  dra- 
mas, V.  C. — Search  after  happiness,  a  pastoral 
drama,  v.  6. —  On  the  danger  of  sentimental  or 
romantic     connections,  v.   6.  —  Servant    man 

turned  soldier,  an  allegory,  v.  2 Shepherd  of 

Salisbury  plain,  v.  1 — The  Strait  gate  and  the 
broad  ivay,  an  allegory,  v.  1.— The  Sunday  school, 
V.  1.— Tales  for  the  common  people,  v.  1,  2.— Tawny 
Rachel ;  or,  the  fortune-teller,  v.  2.— 'Tis  all  for 
the  best,  v.  1.— History  of  Tom  White,  the  postboy, 
V.  2.— Tracts  written  during  the  riots  in  the  year  1817, 
V.  11 — Tragedies,  v.  5.— T^vo  shoemakers,  v.  2.— 
Two  Avealthy  farmers,  v.  1.— Valley  of  tears, 
a  vision,  v.  1 — Village  politics,  v.  2.— White  slave 
trade,  v.  11. — General  index,  v.  11. 

Letters  to  Zachary  Macau  lay,  containing 

notices  of  Lord  Macaulay's  j'outh.  Now 
first  pub.  Ed.  by  Arthur  Roberts.  London, 
1860.     12°.  3851 

Roberts,  W.     Memoirs    of  the  life  of 

Hannah  More.     1834,  4  v. 

•—  Life  and  correspondence  of  M.  20  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  40,  1835,  p.  151.)— Memoir  of  M.  64  pp.  {In  her 
Works,  V.  1,  p.  9.)— Memoirs  of  M.  25  pp.  {Am. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  16,  1834,  p.  519.)— Parkman,  F.  Life 
and  correspondence  of  M.  29  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  18, 
1835,  p.l.)_Smith,  S.  Hannah  More.  3  pp.  (Works, 
p.  70;  and  Edin.  Rev.  v.  14,  1809,  p.  145.) 

More,  Henry,  D.  D.  1614-87.  Collection  of 
several  philosophical  writings.  4  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1712.  fo.  — 1412 
Contenis.  Antidote  against  atheism:  Appendix.— 
Conjectura  Cabballstica.— Epistolae  IV  ad  Des- 
cartes. —  Enthuslasmns  trinmphatus.  —  Im- 
mortality of  the  soul. 

— ;—  Complete  poems.  Ed.  with  memorial- 
introduction,  notes  and  illustrations,  glos- 
sarial   index,  and   portrait,  by   Rev.  Alex- 

I'AET  IV.— 45. 


ander  B.  Grosart.  Edinburgh,  1878.  sm.  4°. 
( Chertsey  worthies ""  libr.)  1303 

CmtenU.  Quotations  from  the  classics. — Grosart, 
A.  B.  Memorial-introduction;  Glossarial  index. — 
Divine  hymns.  —  3Iiiior  poems.  —  Occasional 
poems.  —  Philosophical  poems.  —  From  prose 
-works. 

Philosophical  poems.     Cambridge,  1647. 

16°.  (Rev.  of  in  Retrospect.  Rev.  v.  5,  1822, 
p.  223.)  1348 

Theological  works.    London,  1708.     fo. 

—1251 

Contents.  Prophetical  exposition  of  the  Epistles 
to  the  7  churches  of  Asia. — Discourse  of  the  gniunds 
of  faith  In  points  of  religion. — Explanation  of 
the  grand  mystery  of  Godliness. — Divine  hymns. 
— .\ntidote  against  idolatry  ;  Appendix  to  the  Anti- 
dote against  idolatry.— Enquiry  into  the  mystery  of 
Iniquity,  in  2  parts. 

Pre-existency  of  the  soul.    8  pp.    (Campbell, 

T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  4,  p.  316.) — Answer  to  a  letter  of  a 
learned  psychopyrist,  concerning  the  true  notion  of  a 
spirit.  57  pp.  {With  Glanvli,  J.,  Sadducismus  trium- 
pfuitus,  p.  105.) 

Erdmann,  J.  E.    More.    22  pp.    [In  his  Versuch 

eiuer  wiss.  gesch.  der  neuern  phllos.  v.  1,  pt.  2,  p.  181.) 
— Essays  on  the  English  poets.  No.  II.  Henry 
More.  20  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  9,  1837,  p.  93.)— 
Parker,  T.  More's  Works.  24  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  27, 
1840,  p.  48.) 

Ward,  R.    Life  of  the  learned  and  pious 

Dr.  Henry  More.     1710. 

Parker,  T.    Dr.  Henry  More.    16  pp.    (Chr.  Exam. 

V.  26,  1839,  p.  1.)— Willmott,  R.  A.  Henry  More.  10 
pp.    (In  his  Lives  Of  the  Eug.  sacr.  poets,  v.  1,  p.  329.) 

More,  Mary.    Needham ,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C.    Mary 

More.    5  pp.    (In  her  Eng.  female  artists,  v.  1,  p.  35.) 

More,  Sir  Thomas.  1480-1535.  Historie  of 
the  pitifull  life  and  unfortunate  death  of 
Edward  V,  and  the  then  Duke  of  York,  his 
brother.  With  the  troublesome  and  tyran- 
nical government  of  usurping  Richard  HI, 
and  his  miserable  end.     London,  1641.    24°. 

4837 

History  of  King  Richard   HI,  ed.  with 

notes,  glossary,  and  index  of  names  by  J. 
Rawson  Lumby.  To  which  is  added  the 
conclusion  of  the  History  of  King  Richard 
in,  as  given  in  the  continuation  of  Hardy n 'a 
Chronicle,  London,  1543.  Cambridge,  1883. 
16°.  4881 

Utopia ;   written  in  Latin,  and  tr.  into 

English  by  Raphe  Robinson,  A.  D.  1551. 
New  ed.  .  .  .  by  Rev.  T.  F.  Dibdin.  London, 
1808.     2  V.  8°.  1294 

The  same.    London,  1869.     16°.     (Arber, 
E.,  Reprints.)  2127 

Lives  Of  K.  Edward  V  and  Richard  III.    22  pp. 

(Kennett,  W.,  History  of  Englanl,  v.  1,  p.  481.) 

Tyndale,  W.     Answer  to  Sir  Thomas 

More's  dialogue,  the  Supper  of  the  Lord, 
after  the  true  meaning  of  John  vi.  and  I 
Cor.  xi.     1850.     (Parker  Soc.) 

Bruce, .J.    Observations  upon  certain  Inaccuracies 

In  the  published  letters  of  M.  11  pp.  (Archaeologia, 
V.  30, 1844,  p.  149.)— Taylor,  H.  Sir  Thomas  More  on 
the  politics  of  to-day.  13  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  8, 
1870,  p.  125.) 

Dyce,  a.  {Ed.)    Sir  Thomas  More,  a  play. 

1844.     [Shakes.  Soc.) 

More,  C.     Life  of  Sir  Thomas  More,  with 

a  biographical  preface,  notes,  and  other 
illustrations  by  Rev.  Joseph  Hunter.     1828. 

Roper,  W.    Life  of  Sir  Thomas  More. 

1822. 

Seebohm,  F.     Oxford  reformers  of  1498 : 

John  Colet,  Erasmus,  and  Thomas  More. 
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Bruce,  J.  Inedlted  documents  relating  to  the  im- 
prisonment and  condenination  of  M.  14  pp.  {ArcUae- 
olngia,  V.  27,  1838,  p.  361.)— Campbell,  J.,  Baron.  Sir 
Tlios.  More.  77  p\>.  (In  his  Lives  of  the  Lord  Chan- 
cellors, V.  2,  p.l.) — Character  of  M.  by  Eirasmiis. 
11  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  8,  1819,  p.  181.)— Foss,  E.  Line- 
age of  M.  7  pp.  (Archaenlogia,  v.  35,  1853,  p.  27.) — 
Foster,  J.  Memoirs  of  M.  11  pp.  ( Crit.  essays,  v.  1, 
p.  217.)— Hall,  S.  C.  Pilgrimage  to  the  home  of  M. 
8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  1, 1850,  p.  289.)— Macdiariuid, 
J.  Sir  Thos.  More.  154  pp.  (/n  his  Lives  of  Brit, 
statesmen,  v.  1,  p.  1.)— Macklntosli,  Sir  J.  Life  of 
M.  115  pp.  (Miscel.  works,  v.  1,  1854,  p.  393  ;  18C0,  p.  43 ; 
and  Forster,  J.,  and  others.  Lives  of  eminent  Brit,  stales- 
men,  v.  1,  p.  1 :  Lardner,  D.,  Cab.  Ci/c.)— Memoirs  of 
M.     16  pp.     {Edin.  Rev.  v.  14,  1809,  p.  360.)— JV'lceron, 

J.  P.    Mem.des  hommes,  V.25 Nisard,  D.    Hommes 

lUustres  de  la  renaissance.  Thomas  Morus.  127  pp. 
{Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1836,  4  s.  v.  5,  pp.  545, 641 ;  v.  6,  p.  5.) 
— Notice  of  M.  19  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  69,  1867, 
p.  603.)— Ratbbone,  Mrs.  M.  A.  M.  Household  of  M. 
38  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  2,  1851,  pp.  616,  818;  v.  3, 1851, 
pp.  42, 183,  310,  498,  623,  757.)— iVote.  Fiction.— Sir  Thos. 
More  and  the  Reformation.  35  pp.  {N.  Brit.  Rev. 
V.  30,  1859,  p,  102.)— Seebohm,  F.  Sir  Thomas  More 
and  Henry  VlII's  book  against  Luther.  12  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  V.  3, 1868.  p.  508.)— Sir  Thos.  More  as  a  states- 
man and  scbolar.  21  pp.  [Dem.  Rev. \. 26, 1850,  pp. 
252,305.)— Wordsworth,  C.  Sir  Thos.  More.  142  pp. 
{In  his  Eccles.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  43.) 

More,    See  also  Moor.— Moore. 

More  criticisms  on  Darwin.  Huxley,  T. 
H.  —1684 

More  leaves  from  the  journal  of  a  life  in 
the  Highlands,  1862-82.  Victoria,  Queen  of 
Gt.  Britain.  1406 

Morea,  or  Peloponnesus. 

Expedition  scientifique  de  Moree  ordon- 
nee  par  le  gouvernenient  frangais.  Archi- 
tecture, sculptures,  inscriptions,  et  vues  du 
Peloponnese,  des  Cyclades,  et  de  I'Attique, 
mesurees,  dessinees,  recueillies,  et  pub.  par 
Abel  Blouet,  Amable  Ravoisie,  Achille  Poirot, 
Felix  Trezel,  et  Frederic  de  Gournay.  Paris, 
1831-38.     3  V.  fo.  P.33 

Expedition  scientifique  de  Moree.  Sec- 
tion des  sciences  physiques.  Paris,  1832-36. 
4  V.  in  5,  4°,  and  atlas,  fo.  —2571,  atlas  —1511 
Contents.  Bibron,  G.,  and  Bory  de  Saint-Vincent, 
J.  B.  G.  M.  Reptiles  et  poissons,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Bory 
de  Saint-Vincent,  J.  B.  G.  M.  G6ographie,  v.  2.— 
Notice  sur  les  |  olypiers  de  la  Grfece,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Rela- 
tion, v.  1. — Brull£,G.  A.  Des  animaux  articul6s,  V.  3, 
pt.  1.— Deshayes,  G.  P.  Moliusques,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— 
Fauch^,  (— ),  Brongniart,  A.  F.,  and  others.  Bota- 
nique,  v.  3,  pt.  2.  —  Geoffroy  Saint-Hilaire,  E. 
Recherches  historiques,  zoologiques,  et  niytholo- 
giques,  au  sujet  de  quelques  fragmens  d'un  temple 
grec,  reprSsentant  les  12travaux  d'Hercule;  Mamml- 
fferes,  V.  3,  pt.  1.  —  GeoflTroy  Saint-Hllaire,  L 
Oiseaux,   v.   3,   pt.   1.  —  Gu^rin-Meneville,  F.   E. 

Crn8tac6s,  v.  3,  pt.  1 Pulllon  de  Boblaye,  E.  le. 

Recherches  gfiographlques  sur  les  mines  de  la  Mor6e, 
V.  4.— and  Virlet,  T.    Geologic  et  mlu6ralogle,  v.  2. 

Beule,  C.  E.    Etudes  sur  le  Peloponese. 

1855. 

Brue,  B.    Journal  de  la  campagne  que 

le  Grand  Vesir  Ali  Pacha  a  faite  en  1715 
pour  la  conquete  de  la  Moree.     1870. 

Clark,  W.  G.    Peloponnesus :  notes  of 

study  and  travel.     1858. 

CuRTius,  E.    Peloponnesos.   1851-52, 2  v. 

Gell,  Sir  W.     Narrative  of  a  journey  in 

the  Morea.     1823. 

*—  Leake,  Lieut. -Col.  W.  M.  Travels  in  the 
Morea.     1880,  8  v. 

Peloponnesiaca:  a  supplement  to  Trav- 
els in  the  Morea.     1846. 

Morel- Fatio,    A.    {Tr.)     Libro   de   los 

fechos  et  conquistas  del  principado  de  la 
Morea  .  .  .  Chronique  de  Moree  au  XIH  et 
XIV  si^cles.    1885.    {Sac.  de  Vorient  lat.) 


Ross,  L.     Reisen  und  reiserouten  durch 

Griechenland.  1  theil :  Reisen  im  Pelopon- 
nes.     1841. 

Soteropoulos,  S.   Brigands  of  the  Morea. 

Chiefly  tr.  from  the  Greek,  by  Rev.  J.  O. 
Bagdon.     1868,  2  v. 

^—  Chronique  des  gnerres  des  Francois  en  Ro- 
manle  et  en  Mor^e.  216  pp.  (Buchon,  J.  A.  C,  Chro- 
niques  ilrangeres,  p.  1.) — Gemistus,  G.  De  rebus  Pelo- 
ponnesiacis.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  23  pp.  (M\gJ\e,  3.  V.,  Patrol. 
s.  Gr.  V.  160,  p.  821.)— Mwntaner,  R.  Fails  de  Mor^e. 
22  pp.  {Jn  his  Chronique,  chap.  261-270:  Buchon,  J.  A. 
C.,  Chroniques  itrangires,  p.  500.) — Ride  across  the 
Peloponnese.  21  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  123, 1878, 
p.  550.) 

^ee  also  Achala. — Arcadia.— Argolis. — Argos. 
—Corinth.—  Elis.—  Maina.  —  Mycenae.—  Pelo- 
ponnesian  ^var. 

Moreaii,  Armand.     Claude  Bernard.     5  pp. 

(Bernard,  C,  L'osuvre,  p.  89.) 

Moreau,  Celestin.  1805—.  Bibliographie 
des  Mazarinades,  pub.  pour  la  Societe  de 
Thistoire  de  France.  Paris,  1850-51.  3  v. 
8°.  W.24 

Contents. 
A-F,  V.  1.  G-Q,  V.  2.  R-Z,  v.  3. 

Histoire  de  I'Acadie  frangoise  [Amerique 

septentrionale]  de  1598  a  1755.  Paris,  1873. 
8°.  1635 

(Ed.)    Memoires  de  Jacques  de  Saulx, 

Comte  de  Tavannes.  See  Saulx  de  Tavannes, 
J.  de,  Comte. 

Moreau,  Charles.  Lexique  complet  des  ra- 
cines  grecques  et  de  leurs  principaux  deri- 
ves, accompagne  d'un  commentaire  philo- 
logique  pour  servir  a  I'etude  comparative 
des  langues  classiques.  3  ed.  Paris,  1865. 
8°.  —2116 

Moreaii,  Hegesippe.    Dessalles-Regis,  ( — ). 

Pontes  et  romaiiciers  modernes  de  la  France.  H6g6- 
sippe  Moreau.  20  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1840,  4  s. 
V.  21,  p.  319.)— Sainte-Beuve,  C.  A.  Hegesippe  Mo- 
reau.   25  pp.     ( Causeries  du  Lundi,  v.  4,  p.  51.) 

Moreau,  Gen.  Jean  Victor.  Proces  instruit 
par  la  cour  de  justice  criminelle  .  .  .  centre 
Georges,  Pichegru,  et  autres.     1804,  8  v. 

Croniie,  C.  F.    Jomini,  Moreau,  and  Vaudamme. 

18  pp.     [Furtn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  28,  1880,  p.  635.) 

Moreau,  Louis  Ignace.     Champagny,  F.  J. 

M.  T.  N.,  Comte  F.  de.  Louis  Moreau;  fragments  In- 
6dit8.     14  pp.     ( Correspondanl,  n.  s.  v.  89, 188i,  p.  132.) 

Moreau,  Rene.     Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

hommes,  v.  34. 

Moreau,  Sebastien.     15  cent.    La  prinse  et 

dfilivrance  du  roy,  venue  de  laroyne,  etrecouvrement 
des  enfans  de  France.  201  pp.  (Lafaist,  L.,  .^rcfttr.  de 
I'hist.  de  France,  1  s.  v.  2,  i>.  251.) 

Moreau   Christophe,   Louis   Mathurin. 

Le  monde  de  coqulus.  11  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  67,  1866,  p.  363.) 

Moreau  de  Jonn^s,  Alexandre.  1776- 
1870.  Statistique  de  la  Grande-Bretagne  et 
de  I'Irlaude.  Avec  une  carte.  Paris,  1837- 
38.     2  V.  8".  —2395 

Statistique  des  peuples    de    I'antiquite. 

Les  Egyptiens,  les  Hebreux,  les  Grecs,  les 
Remains,  et  les  Gaulois.  Paris.1851.  8°.— 2802 

Moreau  de  la  MeltiCre,  Charlotte  [Tr.) 
Les  Niebelungen,  ou  les  Bourguignons  chez 
Attila,  roi  des  Huns  ;  pub.  par  Francis  Riaux. 
Paris,  1837.     2  v.  8°.  1234 

Moreau  de  S^int  M^ry,  M^d6ric  Louis 
Elie.  1750-1819.  Description  topographique, 
physique,  civile,  politique,  et  historique  de 
la  partie  frangaise  de  Tile  Saint  Domingue. 
Phila.  1797-98.     2  v.  4°.  1632 

. Bottin,S.    Notice  nficrologlque.  8  pp.  (Soc.antlq. 

de  France,  Mim.  v,  2, 1820,  p.  69.) 


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MORELLET 


BKoretaead,  Robert,   D.  D.     Dialogues   on 

natural  and  revealed  religion.  11  pp.  (Rev.  of  In 
Edin.  Rev.  v.  52, 1831,  p.  109.)— Series  of  discourses  on 
the  principles  of  religions  belief.  14  pp.  (Ber.  of 
in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  1*.  1809,  p.  82.) 

Morel*  ( — ),  .466^.    Le  predicateur,  ou  ex- 

araen,  d'apres  I'^crlture,  les  conciles  et  les  saints 
peres,  do  ce  qu'll  doif  etre  et  de  ce  qu'il  doit  dire.  86 
pp.    (Migne.  3.  P.,  iVinir.  encyc.  thiol,  v.  6,  p.  1129.) 

Morel,  August  Benedict.  1809-73.  Traite 
des  maladies  mentales.    Paris,  1860.    8°. 

—3784 

Morel,  C.  (2V.)  Etude  sur  Pline  le  jeune 
See  Mommsen,  C.  M.  T. 

Morel,  Guillaume.  1505-64.  De  vetenim 
philosopliorum  origine,  successlone,  aetate,  et  doc- 
trina,  tabula  compendiosa,  cum  Hleronymi  Wolfll 
annotationibus.  28  pp.  (Gronovlus,  J.,  Tkes.  Gr.  antiq. 
V.  10,  p.  29:i.) 

Morel,  Henry.  Le  Pilori  des  communeux. 
Biographie  des  niembres  de  la  CJommune, 
leurs  antecedents,  leurs  moeurs.  leur  carac- 
tere.     Revelations.     Paris,  1871.     12'.     1698 

Morel,  Jean  Baptiste..466e.  — 1772.  Elements 
de  crlii>iue,  ou  rectierches  des  differentes  causes  de 
I'alt^ration  des  textes  latins  avec  les  moyens  d'en 
rendre  la  lecture  plus  facile.  74  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Encyc.  ikiol.  v.  47,  p.  969.) 

Morel,  Jules,  Abbe.  Gardereau,  F.  E.  Sou- 
venir des  conferences  de  Notre-Dame  d'Angers,  par  M. 
IS  pp.     (Correspondant,  v.  26, 1850,  p.  740.) 

Morel,  Pater  Gall  (Ea.)  1803-72.  Ein  geist- 
liches  spiel  Ton  S.  Meinrads  leben  und  ster- 
ben,  aus  der  einzigen  Einsiedler  handschrift 
herausg.  Stuttgart,  1863.  8°.  {Biblioth.  lit. 
vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  69.)  — 3115 

Morelet,  Arthur.  1809—.  Notice  sur  This- 
toire  naturelle  des  Azores,  suivie  d'une  de- 
scription des  mollusques  terrestres  de  cet 
archipel.  avec  5  planches  gravees  et  coloriees. 
Paris,  1860.     r.  8°.  —2633 

Travels  in  Central  America,   including 

accounts  of  some  regions  unexplored  since 
the  conquest.  From  the  French  by  Mrs.  M. 
F.  Squier.     New  York,  1871.     12°.  2476 

Note  sur  la  faune  malacologiqae  du  Mexique 

et  de  TAmferique  cenirale.  5  pp.  {Archiv.  cowmat.  td. 
du  Mez.  V.  1,  p.  346.) 

Morel-Fatio,  Alfred.  Catalogue  des  MSS 
espagnols  de  la  Bibliotheque  nationale.  1 
livraison.     [Paris],  1881.     4°.  W.81 

-^  Eecherches  sur  le  teste  et  les  sources  du  libro  de 
Alexandro.  84  pp.  (Sowiania,  v.  4,  1875,  p.  7.)— Le 
Boman  de  Blaqneriuu  Notice  d'un  MS  du  XIV 
Bidcle.  25  pp.  (Romania,  v.  6,  1877,  p.  504.)— Sur  nn 
pr^tendu  fragment  in^dlt  de  Desclot.  6  pp.  (.Ro- 
mania, V.  10,  ISSl,  p.  233.)— Notes  sur  la  langue  des 
Faraas  y  6glogas  de  Lucas  Fernandez.  6  pp.  (/Ro- 
mania, T.  10, 1881,  p.  239.) 

' [Ed.)    L'Espagne  au  XVI  et  au  XVII 

siecle,  documents  historiques  et  litteraires. 
Heilbronn,  1878.    8°.  3525 

Contents.  Academic  bnrlesqne  cel^bree  par  les 
podtes  de  Madrid  au  Buen  BeUro  en  16:i7.— Caucio- 
uero  general  de  obras  nuevas  nunca  hasta  aora  im- 
pressas.  assi  por  ell  arte  espaSola  conio  por  la  toscana, 
1554. — Ibarra,  F.  de.  Relation  des  campagnes  da  Has- 
Palatinat  eu  1620  et  1621.— John,  of  Auttria,  Prince. 
Lettres  Rentes  des  Pays-Has  ik  D.  Eodrlgo  de  Mendoza 

et  au  Comie  de  Orgaz  de  1576  k  1578 9Iond^Jar,  I.  L. 

de  M.,  Marquii  de.  MSmoire  present^  au  roi  Pbilippe 
n  pour  JustiOer  sa  coudulte  pendant  la  campagne 
qu'il  dirigea  contre  les  Morisques  en  156a.— Panl  V, 
Pr,pe.  Relation  du  voyage  en  Espagne  en  15ai.  — 
Perez,  .K.  Lettres  £crites  pendant  son  sijour  en  An- 
gleterre  et  en  France. 

■ (Ed.)    EH  libro  de  exenplos  por  A.  B.  C. 

See  Sanchez,  C,  Archdeacon  of  Valderas. 

{Ed.)    Fragment  d'un  conte  Catalan  tr.  du  fran- 

Sals.  13  pp.  (flnmania,  V.  5,  1876,  p.  453.)— (Sa.)  Me- 
langes do  Utt«ratiure  eatalane.    35  pp.    (Bomania, 


V.  10,  1881,  p.  497;  ▼.  12,  1883,  p.  230.)— (««.)  Poeine 
barcelouais  de  1473.  24  pp.  {Romania,  v.  11,  1S82, 
p.  333.) 

(ly.)    Libro  de  los  fechos  et  conquistas 

del  principado  de  la  Morea  .  .  .  Chronique 
de  Moree  au  XIII  et  XIV  siecles.  Greneve, 
1885.     8°.     (Soc.derorientlat.)  3193 

Morell,  Andre.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

hi'innies,  v.  34. 

Morell,  Sir  Charles,  pseud.  See  Ridley, 
Rev.  J. 

Morell,  John  Daniel.  1816 — .  Elements  of 
psychology.     London,  1853.     12°.         —1427 

Historical  and  critical  view  of  the  specu- 
lative philosophy  of  Europe  in  the  19  century. 
London,  1846.  2  v.  8°.  —1425 
The  same.  New  York,  1862.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  5,  1848,  p.  102 ;  Dem. 
Eev.  V.  21.  1847,  p.  49 ;  Fra.ser's  Mag.  v.  34, 
1846.  p.  407 ;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  68.  1849.  p.  3S8; 
N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  6,  1847,  p.  271 ;  WesHn.  Rev. 
V.  47.  1847,  p.  11.)  —1413 

On  the  philosophical  tendencies  of  the 

age ;  being  4  lectures  delivered  at  Edin- 
burgh and  Glasgow,  in  Jan.  1848.  London, 
1848.     8°.  —1423 

ConUnU.  On  the  principle  of  common  sense  as 
a  philosophical  tendency. — On  individualism. — On 
positl-vism. — On  the  philosophy  of  tradition. 

Philosopby   of  religion.    32  pp.     (Eev.   of  In 

Broumson's  Quart.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  4, 18.50,  p.  l.'>9;  Xeto  Eng- 
lander,  v.  7.  1849,  p.  566;  ^V.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  11, 1849,  pp.  1. 
293.) — Tafel,  J.  J.  Historical  and  critical  view  of  the 
speculative  philosophy  of  Europe  In  the  19  century, 
by  M.  10  pp.  [ZtiU.f.  philoi.  V.  2d,  1848,  p.  132.)— Ul- 
rici,  H.  Introduction  to  mental  philosophy  on  the 
InducUve  method,  by  M.  39  pp.  (Zeifo./.  pW/o*.  v.  41, 
1862,  p.  256.) — The  philosophical  tendencies  of  the  age, 
by  M.  5  pp.  IZeits.  /.  philos.  y.  28,  1356,  p.  314.)— 
'Walker,  J.  Morell's  History  of  philosophy.  8  pp. 
{Ckr.  Exam.  v.  42, 1847,  p.  284. j— Morell's  Philosophy  of 
religion.    22  pp.     ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  47, 1849,  p.  247.) 

Morell,  John  Revnell.     Scientific  guide  to 

Switzerland.     London.  1867.     12°.  3637 

Morell,  Juliana.    Niceron,  J.  P.     Mem.  des 

hommes,  v.  36. 

Morell,  Karl.  1822-66.  Karl  von  Bonstetten. 
Ein  schweizerisches  zeit-  und  lebensbild. 
Winterthur.  1861.     16°.  5886 

Morell,  Thomas,  D.  D.  1703-84.  Lexicon 
Graeco-prosodiacum.  olim  vulgatum  typis 
denuo  mandavit,  perraultis  in  locis  correxit, 
exemplis  a  se  allatis,  et  animadversionibus, 
illustravit,  verbis,  a  Morello  omissis.  quam 
plurimis  auxit ;  et  Graecis  vocibus  Latinam 
versionem  subjecit  E.  Maltbv.  Cantabrigiae. 
1815.     2  v.  4°.  '  R.33 

Oonttnit. 
A-KoAAioTw,  V.  1.  KoAAur^vpof-Q^,  v.  2. 

Thesaurus  Graecae  poesews ;  sive  lexicon 

Graeco-prosodiacum :  versus  et  synonyma 
.  .  .  epitheta,  phrases,  descriptiones,  etc., 
complectens.     Etonae,  1762.     sm.  4°.       1183 

Jesse,  -I.  H.    Thomas  Morell.    5  pp.    (In  his  Mem. 

of  celebrated  Etonians,  t.  1,  p.  13.) 

Morel  la.    6  pp.    Poe,  E.  A.    {Works,  ed. 

J.  H.  Ingram,  y.  1,  p.  388.) 

Moreliet,  Andre,  Abbe.  1727-1819.  Me- 
moires  (inedits),  suivis  de  sa  correspondance 
avec  M.  le  Comte  R. . .,  Ministre  des  finances 
a  Naples.  Precedes  d'un  eloge  historique  de 
I'Abbe  Morellet.  par  M.  Lemontey.  [2  ed.] 
Paris.  1823.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's 
Mag.  V.  11,  1822,  p.  165;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  26, 
1822,  p.  229.)  2695 

Lettre  k  Mme.  STecker.    5  pp.    (Soc  Biblloph.  tr. 

MiUmgtt,  1827.) 


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MORGAN 


Anecdotes  of  M.  and  his  contemporaries.    22  pp. 

(iV.  Am.  Jiev.  v.  15, 1822,  p.  319.)— Delort,  J.  D6tentlon 
de  I'AbbS  M.  44  pp.  {Hist,  de  la  dileniion  des  philosoplies, 
V.  2,  p.  mi.) 

Morelli,  Giacomo  [Ed.)  1745-1819.  Monu- 
menti  veneziani  di  varia  letteratuia,  per  la 
prima  volta  pubblicati.    Venezia,  1796.    4°. 

3552 

Contents.    Bembo,  P.,  CardtnaJ.   Lettere.— GalUel, 

G.    Scrlttura  alia  Signorla  di  Yeiiezia  ;  LI  decreto  del 

Senate— I  storia  dell'  assedio  e  della  rlcupera  di  Zara 

fatta  da'  Veneziani  nell'  anno  1346. 

Morena,  Otto,  and  Moreiia,  Acerbo.    An- 

nales  Laudenses,  A.  D.  1153-68.  78  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc. 
Script.  V.  18,  p.  582;  Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Ital.  v. 
3,  pt.  2,  p.  945;  Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Script,  rer.  Brunsvic.  v. 
1,  p.  806;  Muratori,  L.  A.,  Her.  Ital.  script,  v.  6,  p.  949.) 

M oreni,  Domenico  {Ed.)  1763-1825.  Prose 
e  rime  inedite  del  Sen.Vincenzio  da  Filicaja, 
d'Anton  Maria  Salvini,  e  d'altri.  See  Fili- 
caja, v.,  and  others. 

Moreno,  Miguel.  17  cent.   Epigramas.   9  pp. 

(Castro,  A.  de,  I'oet.  Ur.  de  lot  siglos  16  y  17,  v.  2,  p.  165: 
Biblint.  de  aulnr.  espon.) 

Mor^ri,  Louis.  1643-80.  Grand  dictionnaire 
historique,  ou  le  melange  curieux  de  I'his- 
toire  sacree  et  profane.  Nouv.  ed.  Paris, 
1759.     10  V.  fo.  R.113 

Contents. 
A-Azzolinl,  V,  1.  Hlamuen-Lysls,  v.  6. 

B-Bzovius,  V.  2.  M-Nysa,  v.  7. 

C-Conius,  V.  3.  O-Poitevin,  v.  8. 

Conan-Ezzelmuluk,  v.  4.        K-Szucza,  v.  9. 
F-Hhatib,  v.  5.  T-Zypaeus,  v.  10. 

Niceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  27. 

Mores  Catholici;  or,  ages  of  faith.    Dig- 
by,  K.  H.     3  V.  —4213 
Moresby,  J.    Assuerus.   3  pp.   {Macmillan''s 

Mag.  V.  8,  1863,  p.  411.) 

Moresby,  Capt.  John.  New  Guinea  and 
Polynesia.  Discoveries  and  surveys  in  Nev? 
Guinea  and  the  D'Entrecasteaux  islands. 
London,  1876.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  144,  1876.  p.  232.)  2495 

Morestel,  Pierre.  1575-1658.  Alypius,  sive 
de  priscorum  Komanoruni  feriis  liber.  15  pp.  (Grae- 
vius, J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Horn.  v.  8,  p.  7S^9.)— Pbilomusus, 
sive  de  trlpllcl  anno  Ronianornm,  do  niensibus, 
eoruinque  partibus,  deque  die  civili,  et  dlversitate 
dierum  Ubrl  V.  32  pp.  (Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq. 
Rem.  V.  8,  p.  732.)— Pompa  fernlis,  sive  justa  fune- 
brla  veterum,  libri  X.  58  pp.  (Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes. 
antiq.  Bom.  v.  12,  p.  1354.) 

Moret,  Alfred.  Du  role  des  infusoires  et  de 
la  place  qu'ils  occupent  dans  le  monde. 
Paris,  n.  d.     8°.  —1675 

Moret,  Eugene.  1835 — .  Confessions  de 
Ninon  de  Lenclos.     Paris,  n.  d.     8°.       4762 

Moreto  y  Cabafia,  Agustin.  Circa  1600- 
69.  Comedias  escogidas,  coleccionadas  e 
ilustradas  por  Don  Luis  Fernandez-Guerra 
y  Orbe.  Madrid,  1856.  8°.  {Bibliot.  de 
autor.  espaii.)  —1103 

Contents.  Antioco  y  Selenco.  —  Catonllcro.- 
Caer  para  levniilar.  —  Conio  se  veiigan  los 
nobles.- Confusion  de  nn  Jnrdln.— De  fueia 
■venArA, — Defensor  de  su  of^ra-vlo. — £1  Deaden 
con  el  desden. — Kn  gaftos  de  ui>  cii^aAo,  y  cou- 
fuslon  de  un  papol— Knerza  tie  la  ley.— Puerza 
del  natural.  —  Iiidustrlns  contra  finezas.  — 
Jueces  de  Cagtilla.  — Liicencindo  Tidrlera.— El 
Liindo  Don  Dief;o.— lio  que  puede  la  aprelien- 
sion.  —  Mayor  linposilile  uadio  pienia  la  cspe- 
ranza.— Mejor  anil^o  el  rey.— Mllagrosn  clec- 
cion  de  Han  Plo  V.— Miifnia  conciencia  aruga. 
— No  puede  ser.  —  Ocaslon  hace  al  ladron. — 
Parecido  en  la  corte.— Poder  de  la  anilstad.— 
Primero  e»  la  bonra.— San  Franco  de  Sena.— 
Secreto  entre  dos  amlKoa.- Todo  ch  enredos 
amor.- Tralclon  Y-eiiRnrta.— Trnmpaadelantc. 
— TraTCSuroB  «le  Pantoja.— Vallente  Juittlcl- 
•ro.— Yo  por  vo»,  y  to«  por  otrot 


Autos,  loas,  y  entremeses.— Catalog©  razonado, 
per  orden  alfabetico,  de  las  comedias  de  Don  Agustin 
Moreto  y  CabaSa.— Eesflmen  del  catalogo  razonado 
de  las  obras  dramaticas  de  Don  Agusllu  Moreto. — 
Begistro  oronoldgico  de  edicioues. 

El  Desden  con  el  desden ;  El  Vallente  jiistlcl- 

ero,  y  el  Ricobombre  de  Alcala;  El  Lindo  Don  Diego. 
90  pp.  (Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesorn  teatrn  espah.  v.  4,  p.  248.) — 
La  Gran  casa  de  Austria  y  Diviua  Margarita.  13 
pp.  (Pedroso,  E.  G.,  Autos  sacramentales,  p.  551 :  Bibliot. 
de  autor.  espan.) 

Vlel-Castel,  L.  de.    Moreto.    40  pp.    (Bev.  d.  deux 

mondes,  1840,  4  8.  v.  21,  p.  749.) 

Moretto.    See  Bonvicino,  A. 

Moreuil,  L.   J.   A.   de.      Dictionnaire  des 

chancelleries  diplomatiques  et  consulaires. 

Paris,  1859.    2  v.  8°.  —1327 

Contents. 
Aam-Extralt,  v.  1.  Factorerle-Vue,  v.  2. 

Manuel  des  agents  consulaires  frangais 

et  etrangers.     Paris,  1850.     8°.  —1346 

Morewood,  Samuel.  Philosophical  and 
statistical  history  of  the  inventions  and  cus- 
toms of  ancient  and  modern  nations  in  the 
manufacture  and  use  of  inebriating  liquors, 
with  the  present  practice  of  distillation  in 
all  its  varieties :  together  with  an  extensive 
illustration  of  the  consumption  and  effects 
of  opium,  and  other  stimulants  used  in  the 
East.  Dublin,  1838.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  DttbZm 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  14,  1839,  p.  586.)  —3734 

Morey  letter,  Histoiy  of  the  forged.  Daven- 
port, J.  I.  —1352 

Morf,  H.    Etude  sur  la  date,  le  caractere, 

et  I'origine  de  la  chanson  du  p61erinage  de  Charle- 
magne.    48  pp.     (Bomania,  v.  13,  1884,  p.  185.) 

Morfill,  William  Richard.  Simplified  gram- 
mar of  the  Polish  language.  London,  1884. 
16°.  —2147 

Morflt,  Campbell,  M.  D.  1820—.  Practical 
treatise  on  pure  fertilizers  ;  and  the  chemi- 
cal conversion  of  rock  guanos,  marlstones, 
coprolites,  and  the  crude  phosphates  of  lime 
and  alumina  generally,  into  various  valuable 
products.     London,  1873.     8°.  —4683 

Treatise    on    chemistry   applied    to    the 

manufacture  of  soap  and  candles.    Phila. 

1856.  8°.  —1593 

[Ed.)  Chemical  analysis.  See  Noad,  H.  M. 

and  Morfit,  Clarence.     Chemical  and 

pharmaceutical  manipulations.  2  ed.   Phila. 

1857.  8°.  —1503 
Morford,  Henry.    1823-81.    Kaiser  Henry's 

von.    3  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  1,  1878,  p.  725.) 

Morga,  Antonio  de.  17  cent.  The  Philippine 
islands,  Moluccas,  Siam,  Cambodia,  Japan, 
and  China,  at  the  close  of  the  16  century, 
Tr.  from  the  Spanish,  with  notes  and  a  pre- 
face, and  a  letter  from  Luis  Vaez  de  Torres, 
describing  his  voyage  through  the  Torres 
straits,  by  Hon.  Henry  E.  J.  Stanley.  Lon- 
don. 1868.    8°.     (HaMuytSoc.)  2495 

Morgan,  Appleton.  See  Morgan,  James  Ap- 
pleton. 

Morgan,  Augustus  de.    See  De  Morgan,  A. 

Morgan,  Brig.  Gen.  Daniel.  Graham,  J. 
Life  of  Gen.  Daniel  Morgan.    1856. 

McCoNKEY,  R.     The  hero  of  Cowpens. 

A  centennial  sketch.     1881. 

Ileadley,  J.  T.  Gou.  Morgan.  7  pp.  (In  his  Wash- 
ington and  his  generals,  v.  2,  p.  36C.)— lilfe  of  M.  8 
pp.  (Lougacre,  J.B.,aud  B-errlug,!.,  Nat. portr.  gallery, 
V.  3.) 

Morgan,  E.   Delmar,  and    Coote,  C.  H. 

{^ds. )    Early  voyages  and  travels  to  Russia 


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and  Persia.    See  Jeukinson,  A.,  and  others 
(in  supplement). 
Morgan,  Capt.  E.  E.    Armstrong,  Mrs.  M.  F. 

A  Yankee  tar  and  his  friends.  15  pp.  {Scribner't 
Monthly,  V.  14,  1877,  p.  761.) 

Morgan,  S/r  Henry.   Headley,  J.  T.   Morgan, 

the  buccaneer.   17  pp.    {Harper's  Mag.  v.l9,\So9,  p.-lO.) 

Morgan,  Henry.     16  cent.    Voyage  of  the 

Sunshine  and  the  Xorthstarre  to  discover  a  passage 
between  Greenland  and  Iselaud,  1587.  a  pp.  (Hakluyt, 
R.,  Voyages,  v.  3,  p.  144.) 

Morgan,  Henry  James.  Bibliotheca  Cana- 
densis :  or,  a  manual  of  Canadian  literature. 
Ottawa,  1867.     8°.  L.72 

Sketches  of  celebrated   Canadians,  and 

persons  connected  with  Canada,  from  the 
earliest  period  in  the  history  of  the  province 
down  to  the  present  time.   Quebec,  1862.  8°. 

3842 
Note. — Por  names  see  the  alphabetical  list  In  the  be- 
ginning of  the  boot. 

Morgan,  J.,  If.  Z).  Dangers  of  chloroform 
and  the  safety  and  efficiency  of  ether,  as  an 
agent  in  securing  the  avoidance  of  pain  in 
surgical  operation.   London,  1872.  8°.  — 3767 

Morgan,  James.  Manufacturer's  book  of 
wages,  and  workpeople's  companion.  Balti- 
more. 1825.     8°.  —3735 

Morgan,  James  Appleton.  1849 — .  Law  of 
literature,  reviewing  the  laws  of  literary 
property  in  MSS,  books,  lectures.  New  York, 
1875.     2  V.  8°.  —2354 

Macaronic  poetry,  with  an  introduction. 

New  York,  1872.     12°.  1356 

The     Shakespearean    myth,       "William 

Shakespeare  and  circumstantial  evidence. 
Cincinnati.  1881.     12°.  3394 

Morgan,  John  Edward,  M.  D.  University 
oars,  being  a  critical  enquiry  into  the  after 
health  of  the  men  who  rowed  in  the  Oxford 
and  Cambridge  boat-race  from  1829-69. 
London,  1873.     p.  8°.  —1797 

Morgan,  Maj.-Gen.  John  H.  Ford,  Mrs.  S.  R. 
Raids  and  romance  of  Morgan  and  his  men. 
1864. 

Abbott,  J.  8.  C.    Pursuit  and  capture  of  M.    11  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  31,  1865,  p.  287.)— Barker,  G.  W.,  and 
Babbitt,  H.  S.  Report  of  the  Commissioners  of  Morgan 
raid  claims.  255  pp.  !  0\io  Exec.  doc.  1864,  pt.  1,  p.  815.) 
—Snow,  W.  P.  Gen.  J.  H.  Morgan.  13  pp.  {In  his 
Southern  generals,  p.  471.) 

Morgan,  Mrs.  L.  F.    The  haunting  shadow. 

Baltimore,  1848.     12°.  2295 

Morgan,    Lewis    Henry,    LL.  D.     1818-81. 

The  American  beaver  and  his  works.   Phila. 

1868.     8°.  —2614 

Ancient  society,  or  researches  in  the  line 

of  human  progress  from  savagery  through 
barbarism  to  civilization.  New  York,  1877. 
8°.  -1384 

Houses  and  house-life  of  the  American 

aborigines.  Washington,  1881.  4°.  (Powell, 
J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geog.  and  geol.  surv.  of  the  Rocky 
Mt.  region,  Contrib.  to  N.  Am.  ethnol.  v.  4. ) 

—3541 

League  of  the  Ho-de-no-sau-nee,  or  Iro- 
quois.    Rochester,  1851.     8°.  1653 

Systems  of  consanguinity  and  aflSnity  of 

the  human  family.  Washington,  1871.  '  4°. 
(Smithson.  Inst.  Contrib.  v.  17.)  —2532 

Morgan,  Nicholas.  The  skull  and  brain: 
their  indications  of  character  and  anatomi- 
cal relations.     London,  n.  d.     16°.       —1607 


Morgan,  Mrs.  Susan  Dallam.     The  Swiss 

heiress ;   or,  the  bride  of  destiny :   a  tale. 

[Anon.']    Baltimore,  1836.     2  v.  12°.         2295 
Morgan,  Lady  Svdney  Owenson.   1789-1859. 

France.  4  ed.   London,  1818.   2  v.  8°.    (Rev. 

of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  17,  1817.  p.  260.)        1666 

Italy.     London,  1821.     3  v.  8°.  3544 

Life  and  times  of  Salvator  Rosa.   London, 

1824.  2  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  40, 
1824.  p.  316.)  5862 

Memoirs :    autobiography,    diaries,  and 

correspondence.  London,  1862.  2  v.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Biblioth.  nniv.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n. 
per.  v.  19.  1864,  p.  522 ;  v.  20,  1864,  p.  5 : 
Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  93, 1863,  p.  188  ;  Fraser'a 
Mag.  V.  67,  1863,  p.  172 ;  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s. 
V.  23,  1863,  p.  471.)  4861 

Passages  from  my  autobiography.  Lon- 
don, 1859.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  29.  1859,  p.  507.)  4854 

Woman  and  her  master.     London.  1840. 

2  V.  p.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v. 
16,  1840,  p.  173.)  —1367 

Absenteeism.    23  pp.    (Rev.  of  In  Edin.  Rev.  v.  43, 

1826,  p.  54.)— Banks,  P.  W.  France  In  1829-30.  12  pp. 
[Eraser's  Mag.v.  3, 1831,  p.  73.)— Book  of  the  boudoir. 
8  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Blacinoood's  Ma<j.  v.  26,  1829,  p.  632 ; 
Weslm.  Rec.  v.  11,  1829,  p.  389.)— Dramatic  scenes 
firom  real  life.  13  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  JJubUn  Cniv.  Mag, 
v.  2,  1833,  p.  420 ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  58,  1834,  p.  86 ;  Eraser's 
Mag.  V.  8,  1833,  p.  613.i— France  In  1829-30.  30  pp. 
(Rev.  of  In  Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  9,  1831,  p.  1.)— The  Prin- 
cess. 23  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Westm.  Rev.  v.  22, 1835,  p.  281.) 
— Woman ;  or,  Ida  of  Athens.  3  pp.  (Rev.  of  in 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  1, 1809,  p.  50.) 

FiTZPATRiCK.  W.  J.    Lady  Morgan ;  her 

career,  literary  and  personal,     i860. 

Gallery  of  literary  characters.  Lady  Morgan. 

2  pp.  \Fraitr-s  Mig.  v.  11,  1835,  p.  529.)— Mathews, 
Dibdln,  and  Morgan.  5  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag.  v. 
11,1822,  p.  692.;— Redding, C.  Lady  Morgan.  41pp. 
{In  his  Personal  remiuiscences,  v.  3,  p.  1.)  —  Sir 
Charles  and  I<ady  Morgan.  11  pp.  [Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  56,  1860,  p.  277.) 

Morgan,  Sir  Thomas  Charles.  1783-1843. 
Sketches  of  tlie  philosophy  of  life.  London, 
1819.     8°.  —1605 

Sketches  of  the  philosophy  of   morals. 

London,  1822.     8°.  —1444 

Sir  Charles  and  Lady  Morgan.    11  pp.    [Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  v.  5b,  1860,  p.  277.) 

Morgan,   Thomas   Owen.      History  of   the 

parish  of  Darowen.  21  pp.  (Powys-land  Club,  CoU. 
V.  3,  p.  181.)— Montgomeryshire,  when  and  how 
constituted  shire  ground.  »  pp.  (Powys-land  Club. 
Coll.  V.  2,  p.  121.) 

Morgan,  W.,  and  Macpherson,  A.  G. 

The  Indian  penal  code  (act  XIV  of  1860), 
with  notes.     Calcutta,  1863.     8°.  —1335 

Morgan,  Capt.  William.  Greexe,  S.  D. 
The  broken  seal ;  or,  personal  reminiscences 
of  the  Morgan  abduction  and  murder.  1870. 

Weed,  T.  Abduction  of  M.  126  pp.  [In  his  Auto- 
biography, p.  210.) 

See  also  Freemasonry. 

Morgan,  William.  —1833.  Principles  and 
doctrine  of  assurances,  annuities  on  lives, 
and  contingent  reversions,  stated  and  ex- 
plained.    London,  1821.     8°.  —1395 

Comparative  view  of  the  public  finances.    9  pp. 

(Rev.  of  In  Edin.  Rev.  v.  4, 1804,  p.  75.) 

Morgan,  Rev.  William  Edward  Thomas. 
Radnorshire  words.  4  pp.  (Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  Series  C, 
Original  glossaries,  p.  125.) 

Morgand,Damascene,andFatont,Charles. 
Rejjertoire  general  et  methodique  de  la  li- 
brairie.     Paris,  1888.     8°.  W.56 


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Morganciis  grotte.  Nicolay,  L.  H.  von, 
Vermisch.  geclichte,  v.  6.  2354 

Morgaiite  Maggiore.  Pulci,  L.  3  v.  2364 

Morgaiiwg,  lolo,  pseud.    See  Williams,  E. 

Jllorgenlaciiclische  sageii  und  geschich- 
ten.     Rueckert.  F..  Poet,  werke,  v.  4.       2356 

Morgeiilaendisclier  mytlius.    20  pp. 

Geibel,  E.,  GediclUe,  v.  2,  p.  307. 

Morgenslunden,  oder  vorlesungen  ueber 

das  daseln  Gottes.  177  pp.  Mendelssolin,  M.,(?esamni. 
schriflea,  v.  2,  p.  233. 

Morglien,  Rafaelle.  Halsey,F.  R.  Raphael 
Morghen  's  engraved  works  .  .  .  accompanied 
by  biographical  and  other  notes,  with  a  life 
of  the  engraver.     1885. 

Morgues,  Matthieu  de.  See  Mourgues,  M.  de. 

Morliier,  Blanche  de  Popincourt.   Vallet  de 

Viriville,  A.  Sepultures  de  M.  et  de  Jean  Pluyette  .  .  . 
plac6es  I'une  et  I'autre  dans  I'SgUse  du  Mesnll-Aubry 
iSeiue-et-Olse).  75  pp.  1  pi.  (Soc.  antlq.  de  France, 
Mem.  V.  25,  1862,  p.  259.) 

Morhof,  Daniel  Georg.  1639-91.  Polyhistor, 
litei'arius,  philosophicus,  et  practicus  cum 
accessionibus  virorum  Joannis  Frickii  et 
Johannis  Molleri.  Cui  praefationem,  notiti- 
amque  diariorum  litterariorum  Europae 
praemisit  Jo.  Albertus  Fabricius.  4  ed. 
Lubecae,  1747.     sra.  4°.  W.24 

-  De  Patavinltate  Ijlviana.  54  pp.  (Llvlus  Pata- 
vinus,  T.,  Hist,  libri,  ed.  A.  Drakeriborch,  v.  7, 1716,  p.  27  ; 
V.  15,  pt.  1,  1828,  p.  50.) 

Nlceroii,  J.P.  Mem.  des  hommes,  v.  2.— Treitsch- 

ke,  R.  Ueber  M.  und  seinen  uuterricht  von  der  deut- 
sclien  sprache  und  poesle.  22  pp.  (Prutz,  R.  E.,  Li- 
ierarhist.  laschenhuch,  v.  6,  p.  439.) 

Mori  da  Ceno,  Ascanio  de'.   16  cent.  Novelle. 

Milano,  1814.     16°.     {Baccolta  di  novell.  ital. 

V.  12.)  1282 

TJie  same.    Firenze,  1833.     8°.     [Baccolta 

di  novell.  ital.)  1293 

Novels.    25  pp.    (Roscoe,  T.,  Ital.   novelists,  v.  3, 

p.  235.) 

Moriaen,  Roman  van.  Winkel,  J.  te  [Ed.) 
(Moltzer,  H.  E.,  and  Winkel,  J.  te,  Biblioth. 
van  viiddelnederlandsche  letterkunde.)  — 3192 

Moriall.    Wolcott,  S.    Land  of  M.     14  pp. 

(BibliolU.  Sacra,  v.  25,  1868,  p.  765.) 

'*  Morianiur  pro  rege  nostro."    29  pp. 

(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  60,  1846,  p.  194.) 

Moriaiia.    42  pp.    More,  H.,  Works.,  v.  6, 

p.  359. 

Moriarty,  Bev.  Patrick  Eugene.  1804-75. 
Life  of  St.  Augustine,  Bishop,  confessor,  and 
doctor  of  the  church.     Phila.  1874.  12°.  5856 

Morice,  Albert,  M.  D.  Voyage  en  Cochin- 
chine.    48  pp.    (rour  du  J/on(Xe,v.  30.  1875,  p.  369.) 

Morice,  Bev.  Francis  David.  Pindar.  Phila. 
1879.  16°.  (Collins,  W.  L.,  And.  classics  for 
Eng.  readers.)  8217 

(Tr.)    Olympian    and  Pythian    odes  of 

Pindar.    See  Pindarus. 

Morier,  David  Richard.    What  has  religion 

to  do  with  politics  ?  8  pp.  (Rev.  ot  in  Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  32,  1848,  p.  182.) 

Morier,  James.  1780-1849.  Adventures  of 
Hajji  Baba,  of  Ispahan.  2  ed.  [Anon.] 
London,  1824.  8  v.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  15,  1824,  p.  51 ;  Quart.  Bev. 
V.  30,  1824,  p.  199.)  1208 

Adventures  of  Hajji  Baba,  of  Ispahan,  in 

England.  [Anon.]  London,  1828.  2  v.  12°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Bev.  v.  89, 1829,  p.  73.)  1267 

——  Ayesha,  the  maid  of  Kars.  [Anon.] 
London,  1834.    8  v.  8°.  1206 


—  Journey  through  Persia,  Armenia,  and 
Asia  Minor,  to  Constantinople,  in  the  years 


1808  and  1809.     Phila.  1816. 

Zohrab  the  hostage.     London,  1836. 


1487 
12°. 


(Rev.  of  in  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  6,  1832,  p.  576 ; 
Quart.  Bev.  v.  48,  1832,  p.  391.)  1205 

Gallery  of  literary  characters.   James  Morler.  2  pp. 

{Fraser's  Mag.  v.  7, 1833,  p.  159.)— Two  journeys  in 
Persia.  9  pp.  (Rev.  ol  in  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ. 
V.  31,  1825,  p.  33.) 

Morier,  Sir  Robert  Burnett  David.     Circa 

1827—.  The  agrarian  legislation  of  Prussia  durlug 
the  present  century.  49  pp.  (Cobden  Club,  Syslens 
of  land  tenure,  p.  279.) 

Morigia,  Buonincontro.  13  cent.   Chronicon 

Modoeileuse  ab  origine  Modoetiae  usque  ad  annum 
1349.  70  pp.  (Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  12, 
p.  1053.) 

Morigiiy,  Abbey.    Chronicon  Morigniacensis 

monasterll.  31  ]>P-  (Duchesue,  A.,  Hist.  Franc,  script. 
V.  4,  p.  359.)— Kx  liistorla  Mauriuiaceusls  monasterll. 
9  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  26,  p.  37.)— Salnte- 
Palaye,  J.  B.  de  la  C.  de.  Memoire  sur  la  Chrontque 
de  M.  12  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Jnscript.  Hist.  v. 
10,  1786,  p.  541.)     . 

Morillo,  Gen.  Pablo,  Conde  de  Cartagena. 
1777-1838.  Memoires  relatifs  aux  principaux 
evenemens  de  ses  campagnes  en  Amerique 
de  1815  a  1821 ;  suivis  de  2  precis  de  Don  Jose 
Domingo  Diaz,  et  du  Gen.  Don  Miguel  de  la 
Torre.     Paris,  1826.     8°.  1627 

Morin,  Antoine.  1800—.  Precis  de  I'histoire 
politique  de  la  Suisse  depuis  I'origine  de  la 
confederation  jusqu'a  nos  jours.  Geneve, 
1856-75.     5  V.  12°.  3637 

Morin,  Arthur  Jules.  1795-1880.  Funda- 
mental ideas  of  mechanics  and  experimental 
data.  Revised,  tr.,  and  reduced  to  English 
units  of  measure  by  Joseph  Bennett.  New 
York,  18G0.     8°.  —1523 

Salubrite  des  habitations.  Manuel  pra- 
tique du  chauffage  et  de  la  ventilation. 
Paris,  1868.     8°.  —1785 

Morin,  Etienne.     Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

lioiiinies,  V.  12. 

Morin,  FredQi-ic.  1823-74.  Dictionnaire  de 
philosophie  et  de  theologie  scolastiques,  ou 
etudes  sur  I'enseignement  philosophique  et 
theologique  au  moyen  age.  Paris,  1856-65. 
2  V.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Trois.  encyc.  tMol. 
V.  21-22.)  —2213 

Contents. 
A-Futurum  contlngena,  v.  1. 
Gabriel  Blel-Vanitate  sclentlarum,  De,  v.  2. 

Morin,  Henri.     1655-1728.     De  I'origine  de 

I'usage  des  souhalts  en  faveur  de  coux  qui  6iernuent. 
19  pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  C,  Dissert,  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  8, 
p.  371.) 

Morin,  Jean.     Niceron,  J.  P.     Mem.  des 

hommes,  v.  9. 

Morin,  Jean  Baptiste.    Niceron,  J.  P.    M6m. 

des  hommes,  v.  3. 

Morin,  Louis.  Johnson,  S.  Life  of  M.  6  pp. 
(  Works,  V.  6,  p.  391.)— Niceron,  J.  P.  M6m.  dea  hom- 
mes, V.  12. 

Morin,  Pierre.     Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

hommes,  v.  25. 

Morin,  Simon.     Niceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des 

hommes,  v.  27. 

Moris,  H.    See  Morris,  H. 

Moriscan  romancers.    10  pp.     (Bryant, 

W.  C,  I'rose  writings,  ed.  by  P.  Godwin,  v.  1,  p.  93.) 

Morison,  George  Shattuck.  1842—.  Platts- 
mouth  bridge,  a  report  to  Charles  E.  Perkins. 
New  York,  1882.     fo.  -2712 

The  Kansas  City  bridge.  See  Chanute,  O., 

and  Morison,  G.  S. 


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Morison^  James,  D.D.      Barbour,  W.   M. 

James  Mririsou  aud  his  commentaries.  16  pp.  (New 
EiKjlander,  v.  43,  18S4,  p.  331.) 

Morison,  James  Cotter.    1831—.     Gibbon. 

New  York,   1878.     12°.     (Moiiey,   J.,  Eng. 

men  of  letters. )  38 1 1 

■ Life  and  times  of  Saint  Bernard,  Abbot 

of  Clairvaux,    A.   D.    1091-1153.      London, 

1868.     p.  8°.  5875 

Macaulay.     New  York,  n.  d.    12°.    (Mor- 

ley.  J..  Eng.  vien  of  letters.)  3811 

Morison,  John  Hopkins,  D.  D.  1808—.  The 
great  poets  as  religious  teachers.  New  York, 
1886.     12°.  —4257 

Contents.  Dante.  —  The  end.  —  Goethe.  —  The 
Imagination  in  religion.  —  lutrodnction.  — 
Ideal  teachings  of  Jesns.— Old  Testament  writ- 
ers.— Great  poets  aa  religious  teachers.— Slialis- 
pere. 

Life  of  the  Hon.  Jeremiah  Smith,  LL.  D. 

Boston.  1845.  p.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  61.  1845.  p.  107.)  3885 

{Ed.)  Religious  magazine.    See  Religious 

magazine. 

Peabody.O.W.  B.    Moriaon's  Life  ot  Smith.  11pp. 

{Chr.  Exam.  v.  39,  lS4o,  p.  170.) 

Morison,  Nathaniel  Holmes,  LL.  D.  1815 — . 
First-twentieth  annual  reports  of  the  Provost 
to  the  Trustees  of  the  Peabody  Institute  of 
the  city  of  Baltimore.  Baltimore,  1868-87. 
2  V.  8°.  1116 

George  Washington  Burnap.      [Boston, 

1883.]     8°.  3785 

AoJe.— Eepr.  Irom  New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  Mem. 
biog.  V.  3. 

Management  and  objects  of  the  Peabody 

Institute  of  the  city  of  Baltimore.  Balti- 
more, 1871.  8°.  [Peabody  Inst.  Doc.  1857- 
79.)  1116 

Peabody  Institute.     Catalogue  of  casts 

and  other  objects  of  art  contained  in  its 
gallery  of  art.     Baltimore,  1881.  12°.  —1748 

The  same.  2  revised  ed.    Baltimore,  1883. 
12°.  —1748 

A  school  manual,  prepared  for  the  use  of 

his  pupils.  2  revised  ed.  Baltimore,  1867. 
12°.  —2126 

See  also  Peabody  Institute,  Baltimore.  Catalogue 
of  the  library,  1883-87. 

Morison,  Robert.    Niceron,J.  P.    Mem.des 

homines,  v.  18. 

Morisoii.    See  also  Morrison. — Moryson. 
Morison  family.    Morrison,  L.  A.    His- 
tory of  the  Morison  or  Morrison  family.  1880. 
Moritiirl  salutamiis.  19  pp.  Longfellow, 

H.  W.,  Masque  </  Pandora,  p.  73. 

Moritz,  Prinz  von  Oranien^  Graf  von  Nassau. 
Groex  van  Prinsterer,  W.  Maurice  et 
Barnevelt.    Etude  historique.     1875. 

Moritz,  Karl  Philipp  (Anton  Reiser,  psewd.) 

1757-93.  Travels,  chiefly  on  foot,  through  several 
parts  of  England,  in  1782.  85  pp.  (Plnkerton,  J., 
Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  489.) 

Alexis,  W.    Anton  Reiser.    69  pp.    (Prutz,  R.  E., 

LiterarhUt.  taschenbueh,  v.  5,  p.  1.)—  Steintlial,  H.  Carl 
Phtllpp  Morltz,  ueber  die  uupersoenlicheu  zeitwoer- 
ter.  17  pp.  (Zeitt.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  1,  1860,  p.  73.)— 
Varnhagen  von  Ense,  C.  A.  L.  P.  Karl  Philipp 
M^ritz.     ti  pp.     (Aiisgew.  schri/len,  y.\l,  p.  IS.) 

Morland,  George.  Collins,  W.  Memoirs 
of  .  .  .  George  Morland.     1806. 

Dawe,  G.    Life  of  George  Morland.  1807. 

Cnuningham,  A.     Morland.    29  pp.     {In  his  Lives 

of  Brit,  p.iiuters,  sculptors,  etc.  v.  2,  p.  222.)— Tlior*, 
T.  E.  J.   In  Ms  Hist,  des  pelQtres :  Ecole  anglalse.  8  pp. 

norland.  Sir  Samuel.    Circa  1625-95.    His- 


tory of  the  Evangelical  churches  of  the  val- 
leys of  Piemont.     London,  1658.    4°.    —3271 

Halhwell-Phillipps,  J.  O.  Brief  ac- 
count of  the  life,  writings,  and  inventions  of 
Sir  Samuel  Morland.     [Anon.]     1838. 

Morley,  Countess  of.  See  Parker,  F.  T., 
Countess  of  Morley. 

Morley,  Frederick.  Michigan  and  its  re- 
sources.    2  ed.     Lansing,  1882.     8°.        3594 

Morley,  Henry,  LL.D.  1822—.  Clement 
Maiot    and  other  studies.      London,   1871. 

2  v.  p.  8°.  2264 
Contents.    Cyrano  de  Bergerac.  v.  2.— Opening  of 

Caedmon's  Paraphrase  (tr.  into  modern  English), 
V.  2.— Influence  of  the  Celt  on  English  literature,  v.  2. 
— College  ^^orlt,  v.  2. — English  for  Englishwomen, 
V.  2.— An  old  student  of  English,  v.  2.— Conrad  Ges- 

ner,  v.  2 Gabriel  Harvey,  v.  2. — Clement  Marot, 

T.  1,  2. — Andreas  Vesalius,  v.  2. — Index,  v.  2. 

Cornelius  Agrippa.     The  life  of  Henry 

Cornelius  Agrippa  von  Nettesheim.  London, 
1856.     2  V.  p.  8°.  5875 

English  writers.    V.  I,  pts.  1,  2;  v.  II, 

pt.  1.     London,  1867.     3  v.  8°.  2243 

Contents.  Celts  aud  Anglo-Saxons;  with  an 
introductory  sketch  of  the  4  periods  of  English  litera- 
ture, V.  1,  pt.  1.— From  the  conquest  to  Chancer,  t.  1, 
pt.  2 — From  Chaucer  to  Dnuhar,  v.  2,  pt.  1. 

(Rev.  of  In  Bnt.  Quart.  Ren.  v.  40, 1864,  p.  199.) 

First  sketch  of  English  literature.  Lon- 
don, n.  d.     12°.  2247 

Memoirs  of  Bartholomew  Fair.     London, 

1859.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  £nY.  QimrMtet;.  V.  29, 
1859.  p.  463.)  1536 

Of  English  literature  in  the  reign  of  Vic- 
toria. With  a  glance  at  the  past.  New  York, 
1882.     12°.  2225 

Palissy  the  potter.     The  life  of  Bernard 

Palissy,  of  Saintes.     London,  1855.   8°.    5816 

Tables  of  English  literature.     London, 

1870.     fo.  2241 

London  University  teaching  considered  from 

the  modem  side.  13  pp.  (London  Internat.  Health 
Exhlb.  Littrature,  v.  15,  p.  1.) 

{Ed.)      The    King    and    the    commons. 

Cavalier  and  Puritan  song.  London,  1868. 
16°.  1336 

Delaplace,  E.    Nouveaux  historiens  de  la  Litt^ra- 

ture  anglalse.  M.  Taine,  M.  Morley.  29  pp.  (Rev. 
contemp.  1864,  v.  6,  p.  760.) 

Morley,  John,  LL.  D.  1838—.  Burke.  Lon- 
don, 1879.    12°.    (JuTiis  Eng.  men  of  letters.) 

3811 

Critical  miscellanies.    London,    1871-86. 

3  V.  8°  and  12°.  2273 

Contents.  Byron,  1  3.— Carlyle,  1  s.  —  Auguste 
Comte,  3  s. — Condorcet,  1  s. — Condorcet's  plea 
for  the  citizenship  of  women,  a  tr.  1  s.— Life  of  George 
Eliot,  3  s.— Expansion  of  England,  3  s.— France 
in  the  18  century,  2,  3  s.— S'^me  Greek  conceptions 
of  social  growth,  1  s.— W.  R.  Greg,  a  sketch,  3  s.— 
Macaulay,  2  s.— Joseph  de  Slalstre,  1  s.— Harriet 
9Iartinean,  3  s — Death  of  Mr.  Mill,  2, 3  s.— Mr.  Mill 
on  religion,  2  s.— Mr.  Mill's  Autobiography,  2, 
3  s.— On  the  development  of  morals,  1  s.— On  Fattl- 
son's  Memoirs,  3  s.— On  popular  culture,  'J,  3  s. 
—Robespierre,  2  s.— Turgot,  2  s.— "Vauvenar- 
gues,  1  s. 

Diderot  and  the  Encyclopaedists.  Lon- 
don, 1878.  2  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  QuaH.  Rev. 
V.  150,  1880,  p.  406.)  5841 

Edmund  Burke :  a  historical  study.  Lon- 
don, 1867.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  71,  1868,  p.  597.)  4834 

Life  of  Richard  Cobden.     London,  1881. 

2  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  75, 
1881,  p.  146.)  4893 


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Rousseau.    London,  1873.    2  v.  8°.     5825 

■ The    struggle    for    national    education. 

London,  1874.     8°.  —2376 

Voltaire.     London,  1872.     8°.  5896 

{Ed.)     English  men  of  letters.    London 

and  New  York,  1878-87.    38  v.  12°.         3811 

Contents. 
Addison,  J.,  by  W.  J.  Courthope. 
Bacon,  Sir  F.,  by  R.  W.  Church. 
Bentley,  R.,  by  R.  C.  Jebb. 
Buuyan,  J.,  by  J.  A.  Froude. 
Burke,  E.,  by  J.  Morley. 
Burns,  R.,  by  J.  C.  Shalrp, 
Byron,  Q.  G.  N.,  Baron  Huron,  by  J.  Klchol. 
Chaucer,  G.,  by  A.  W.  Ward. 
Coleridge,  S.  T.,  by  H.  D.  Traill. 
Cowper,  W.,  by  G.  Smith. 
Defoe,  D.,  by  W.  Mluto. 
De  Qulucey,  T.,  by  D.  Masson. 
Dickens,  C.  J.  H.,  by  A.  W.  Ward. 
Dryden,  J.,  by  G.  Salntsbury. 
Fielding,  H.,  by  A.  Dobson. 
Gibbon,  E.,  by  J.  C.  Morlson. 
Goldsmith,  O.,  by  W.  Black. 
Gray,  T.,  by  E.  W.  Gosse. 
Hawthorne,  N.,  by  H.  James,  Jr. 
Hume,  D.,  by  T.  H.  Huxley. 
Johnson,  S.,  by  L.  Stephen. 
Keats,  J.,  by  S.  Colvin. 
Lamb,  C  by  A.  Alnger. 
Landor,  W.  S.,  by  8.  Colvin. 
Locke,  J.,  by  T.  Fowler. 

Macaulay,  T.  B.,  Samn  Macaulay,  by  J.  C.  Morlson. 
Milton,  J.,  by  M.  Pattlson. 
Pope,  A.,  by  L.  Stephen. 
Scott,  Sir  W.,  by  R.  H.  Hutton. 
Shelley,  P.  B.,  by  J.  A.  Synionds. 
Sheridan,  R.  B.,  by  Mrs.  M.  Ollphant. 
Sidney,  Sir  P.,  by  J.  A.  Symonds. 
Southey,  R.,  by  E.  Dowden. 
Spenser,  E.,  by  B.  W.  Church. 
Sterne,  L.,  by  H.  D.  Traill. 
Swift,  J.,  by  L.  Stephen. 
Thackeray,  W.  M.,  by  A.  Trollope. 
Wordsworth,  W.,  by  F.  Myers. 

[Ed.)  Fortnightly  Review.  See  Fort- 
nightly Review. 

Buctianan,  R.    Mr.  John  Morley's  essays.    18  pp. 

{Contemp.  Rev.  v.  17,  1871,  p.  319.)— Davidson,  J.  M. 

John  Morley.  12  pp.  (/n  Ms  Eminent  Eug.  liberals, 
p.  167.)— Kiiigsley,  W.  L.  Morley's  "Voltaire"  and 
"Rousseau."  29  pp.  [New  Englander,  v.  32,  1873,  p. 
561.)— STorison,  J.  C.  Life  of  Richard  Cobden  by  M. 
13  pp.  {Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  45,  1882,  p.  210.)— Venturl, 
E.  A.  Short  answer  to  Mr.  Morley's  short  letter.  6  pp. 
[Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  7,  1870,  p.  633.) 

Morley,  William  H.  Descriptive  catalogue 
of  the  historical  MSS  in  the  Arabic  and  Per- 
sian languages,  preserved  in  the  library  of 
the  Royal  Asiatic  Society  of  Great  Britain 
and  Ireland.     London,  1854.     8°.  ^¥.54 

Morllioii,  Joseph  Auguste  Victorin  de,  Bp. 

of  Le.  I'uy.  1799-1862.  Maudemeuts.  37  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Oral,  sacris,  v.  83,  p.  337.) 

Morliiio,  Girolarao.  16  cent.  Novellae, 
fabulae,  comtedia.  Ed.  3,  emendata  et 
aucta.  Lutetiae  Parisiorum,  1855.  16°. 
{Biblioth.  EMvir.)  —1138 

Morlot,  FrauQois  Nicolas  Madeleine,  Cardi- 

nal-Abp.  of  Paris.  DoiiUalre,  P.  Nomluallou  de 
Mgr.  I'Archevfique  de  Paris.  2  pp.  (Correspondanl,  \. 
40,  1857,  p.  370.)— Folsset,  J.  T.  Le  Cardinal  Morlot. 
13  pp.     ( Correspondanl,  v.  58,  1863,  p.  155.) 

Mormons  and  Mormoiilsm. 

Bowles,  S.  Across  the  continent ;  a 
summer's  journey  to  the  Rocky  Mountains, 
the  Mormons,  and  the  Pacific  States  with 
Speaker  Colfax.    1866. 

Browne,  C.  F.     Artemus   Ward ;    his 

travels.    Pt.  2.  Among  the  Mormons.    1865. 

Chandless,  W.   Visit  to  Salt  Lake.    1857. 

Ford,  T.   History  of  Illinois.   Containing 

a  full  account  of  the  Black  Hawk  war,  the 


rise,  progress,  and  fall  of  Mormonism  .  .  . 
1854. 

Green,  N.   W.     Mormonism  :    its  rise, 

progress,  and  present  condition.     1870. 

Gunnison,   Capt.  J.   W.     Mormons,  or 

Latter  Day  Saints.     1860. 

Kane,  T.  L.    The  Mormons.   A  discourse 

delivered  before  the  Hist.  Soc.  of  Penn., 
March  26,  1850.  1850.  {Bound  pamph.  v. 
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Lee,  J.  D.    Mormonism  unveiled.     1877. 

Ltjdlow,  F.  H.    Heart  of  the  continent : 

a  record  of  travel  across  the  plains  and  in 
Oregon,  with  an  examination  of  the  Mormon 
principle.     1871. 

Mayhew,   H.    Mormons,  or  Latter-day 

Saints.     [Anon.]     [1851.] 

Smith,  J.     Book  of  Mormon.     1866. 

Smith,   Mrs.   M.   E.    V.     Fifteen  years' 

residence  with  the  Mormons.    [Anon.}    1876. 

Stenhouse,  Mrs.  F.     An  Englishwoman 

in  Utah.  The  story  of  a  life's  experience  in 
Mormonism.     1880. 

Stenhouse,  T.  B.  H.    Rocky  Mountain 

saints.     1873. 

Tucker,  P.     Origin,   rise,  and  progress 

of  Mormonism.     1867. 

Waite,  Mrs.  C.  V.    The  Mormon  prophet 

and  his  harem.     1866. 

Young,  Mrs.  A.  E.   Wife  No.  19  .  .  .  being 

a  complete  expose  of  Mormonism.     1876. 

New  American  religions.    39  pp.     {Quart.  Rev. 

V.  122, 1867,  p.  450.)— A II die y,  C.  F.  Le  passfi  et  I'ave- 
nir  des  Mormons.  30  pp.  (Correspondanl,  v.  44,1858, 
p.  432.)— Barclay,  J.  W.  New  view  of  Mormonism. 
18  pp.  [Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  15,  1884,  p.  167.)— Beadle, 
J.  H.  The  Mormon  theocracy.  7  pp.  {Scribner's 
Monthly,  v.  14,  1877,  p.  391.)— Bertrand,  L.  A.  M6- 
molres  d'un  Mormon.  158  pp.  [Rev.  contemp.  1861,  v. 
5,  pp.  251,  403,  617;  v.  6,  pp.  94,  255.)— Bradford, 
W.  J.  A.  Origin  and  fate  of  Mormonism.  28  pp.  {Chr. 
Exam.  V.  53, 1852,  p.  201.)— BulflncU,  S.  G.  The  Mor- 
mons. 20  pp.  (C/ir.  Exam.  \.  64,  1858,  p.  421.)— Can- 
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V.  132, 1881,  p.  451. )— Dixon,  W.  H.  /n/tts  New  America, 
V.  1,  p.  175.  185  pp.— Eldmunds,  G.  F.  Political  as- 
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p.  285.)— Goodwin,  C.  C.  The  Mormon  situation.  7 
pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  63,  1881,  p.  756.)— The  political 
attitude  of  the  Mormons.  11  pp.  [N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  132, 
1881,p.276.)— History  and  ideas  of  the  Mormons. 
34  pp.  (  Weslm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  3,  1853,  p.  196.)— History 
of  Mormonism.  31  pp.  [Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  35, 
1862,  p.  175.)— Holtzendortr,  (— ).  Ueber  die  neueren 
sekten  In  Nordamerika.  28  pp.  (Zeits.f.voelkerpsych, 
V.  5,  1868,  p.  369.)— Horrer,  M.  J.,Comte  d'.  Des  sectea 
religleuses  aux  Etats-TJuis  .  .  .  Des  Mormons.  15  pp. 
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Baltimore,  p.  173.)— Thomas  0.  James.  13  pp.  iGross, 
S.  D.,  Lives  of  Am.  physicians,  p. 'ii:i8.)—Ca,spa.r  'Wtstar. 
23  pp.     (Gross,  S.  D.,  Lii'ex  of  Am.  physicians,  p.  116.) 

MorriSjComrnodore Charles.  1784-1856.  Auto- 
biography. With  portrait  and  explanatory 
notes.     Boston,  1880.     8°.  3891 

Morris,  Capt.  Charles.     Lyra  urbanica.     10 

pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Westm.  Rev.  v.  34,  1840,  p.  115.)— 
liyrics.  9  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  49, 
1841,  p.  47.) 

Morris,  Clara.  Stuart,  C.  Miss  Clara  Mor- 
ris. 18  i3p.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Button,  L.,  Actors 
and  actresses,  v.  5,  p.  211.) 

Morris,  Corbyn.     18  cent.    Observations  on 

the  past  growth  and  present  state  of  the  city  of  Lon- 
don. 71  pp.  (With  Collection  of  the  yearly  bills  of 
mortality,  1657-1758,  p.  77.) 

Morris,  Edmund.    Needle  and  garden.    114 

pp.  (Allant.  Monthly,  v.  15,  1865,  pp.  88,  165,  316,  464, 
613,  673;   v.  16,  1865,  pp.  47,  185,  283,  419.) 

Morris,  Edward  Dafydd,  D.  D.  Christian 
doctrine  in  outline.  Ecclesiology,  a  treatise 
on  the  church  and  kingdom  of  God  on 
parth.     New  York,  1885.     8°.  —3255 

MorriSf  Edward  E.  The  age  of  Anne.  With 
maps  and  plans.  New  York  [1879]."  16°. 
(J?i  Tits  Epochs  of  modern  hist.)  3757 

Early    Hanoverians.      With    maps    and 

plans.  New  York,  1886.  16°.  [In  his 
Epochs  of  modern  hist.)  3757 

and  others   [Eds.)      Epochs  of  modern 

history.   New  York,  1874-87.    16  v.  16°.    3757 

Contents.  Cliiircli,  R.  W.  The  beginning  of  the 
middle  ages.- Cox,  G.  W.  The  Crusades.— Crelgh- 
ton,  M.  Theageof  Elizabeth.— Galrdner,  J.  Houses 
of  Lancaster  and  York.— Gardiner,  S.  R.  The  first 
2  Stuarts  and  the  Puritan  revolution,  1603-60;  Thirty 
years'  war.— Hale,  Rev.  E.  The  fall  of  the  Stuarts 
aud  western  Europe  ;  from  1678-97.— Johnson,  Rev. 

A.  H.    The  Normans  in  Europe Longman,  F.  W. 

Frederick  the  Great  and  the  Seven  years'  war. — 
McCarthy,  J.  The  epoch  of  reform,  1830-50.— Mo- 
herly.  Rev.  G.  E.  Early  Tudors.— Morris,  E.  E.  The 
age  of  Anne  ;  Early  Hanoverians.— Seebohm,  F.  Era 
of  the  Protestant  revolution.— Stubbs,  W.  Early 
Plantagenets.— Warburton,  Rev.  W.    Edward  III. 

Morris,   Edward  Rowley.     History  of  the 

parish  of  Kerry.  28  pp.  (Powys-land  Club,  CoJZ.  v.  3, 
p.  1.)— List  of  the  members  of  Parliameut  for  the 
county  and  contributory  boroughs  of  Montgomery, 
up  to  the  end  of  the  18  century.  6  pp.  (Powys-laud 
Club,  Coll.  V.  2,  p.  311.) 
Morris,  Rev.  Francis  Orpen.  1810—.  Diffi- 
culties of  Darwinism.  With  a  correspond- 
ence with  Prof.  Huxley.    London,  1869.    8°. 

—  1685 

History  of  British  birds.    London,  1851- 

57.    6  V.  r.  8°.  —2618 

Morris,  George  Perkins.  1802-64.  The  de- 
serted bride,  and  other  productions.  New 
York,  1853.     8°.  1354 


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Thy  will  be  done.    1  p.  (Hdrper'i  Mag.  t.  4, 1852, 

p.  119.) 
Poe,  E.  A.    Geo.  P.  Morris.    3  pp.    (  Workt,  ed.  J.  B. 

Ingram,  v.  4,  p.  280.) 

and  Willis,  Nathaniel  Parker.     Prose 

and  poetry  of  Europe  and  America :  con- 
sisting of  literary  gems  and  curiosities.  11 
ed.     New  York,  1850.     r.  8°.  2132 

Morris,  George  S.,  Ph.  D.  British  thought 
and  thinkers  :  introductory  studies,  critical, 
biographical,  and  philosophical.  Chicago. 
1880.     12°.  —1427 

Kant's  Critique  of  pure  reason.  A  criti- 
cal exposition.  Chicago,  1882.  16°.  [In  his 
German  philos.  classics.)  — 1458 

(Ed.)     German  philosophical  classics  for 

English  readers  and  students.  Chicago. 
1882-86.     4  T.  16°.  —1458 

Conienls.  Everett,  C.  C.  Flohte's  Science  of 
knowledge.— Blorrla,  G.  S.  Kant's  Critique  ol  pure 
reason.— Porter,  N.  Kant's  Ethics.— 'Watson,  J. 
ScheUlng's  Transcendental  idealism. 

Morris,  Gouvemeur.   1752-1816.   An  answer 

to  War  in  disguise ;  or,  remarks  upon  the 

new  doctrine  of  England,  concerning  neutral 

trade.    [Anon.]  New  York,  1806.   8°.   —1324 

.See  also  Stepheu,  J.     War  in  disguise. 

Disconrse  before  the  New  York  Historical  Society, 

1812.  10  pp.  (Moore,  F.,  Am.  eloquence,  v.  1,  p.  466;  N. 
T.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  1  s.  V.  2, 1814,  p.  117.)— Oration  ou  the 
dead  body  of  Hantilton.  2  pp.  (Moore,  F.,  Am. 
eloquence,  v.  1,  p.  487.)— Inangural  address  delivered 
before  the  N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc,  Sept.  1816.  14  pp.  (N.  Y. 
Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  1  8.  V.  3,  1821,  p.  27.)— Speeches.  44 
pp.  {Am.  oratory,  pp.  132,  203;  Moore,  F.,  Am.  eloquence, 
V.  1,  pp.  457,  475.) 

Sparks,  J.    Life  of  Gouverneur  Morris. 

1832.  3  V. 

Eliot,  S.  A.  Sparks's  Life  of  M.  14pp.  {Chr.  Exam. 

V.  13,  1833,  p.  110.)— Lilfe  ofM.  23  pp.  {Am.  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  11,  1832,  p.  449.)— Tnckermau,  H.  T.  Morris,  the 
American  statesman.    16  pp.    (Esiayt,  p.  412.) 

Morris,  Henry.     17  cent.     Circumstances  of 

the  unhappy  voyage  of  the  Union.  1  p.  (Harris,  J., 
Voyages,  v.  1,  1705,  p.  97;  Purchas,  S.,  Hit  pilgrimes,  v. 
1,  p.  2.32.) 

Morris,  Henry.  Early  history  of  Springfield. 
An  address  ...  on  the  200  anniversary  of 
the  burning  of  the  town  by  the  Indians. 
Springfield.  Mass.,  1876.     8°.  2636 

Morris,  J.  W.   True  heroine.   2  pp.    (Atlant. 

Monthly,  V.  9,  1><62,  p.  27.) 

Morris,  James.  Germinal  matter  and  the 
contact  theory  :  an  essay  on  the  morbid  poi- 
sons, their  nature,  sources,  effects,  migra- 
tions, and  themeansof  limiting  their  noxious 
agency.    2  ed.   London.  1867.    p.  8°.    —3777 

Morris,  James  Cheston,  M.  D.   1831—.   Milk- 

supi.ly  of  our  large  cities  :  the  extent  of  adulteration 
and  Its  consequences  ;  methods  of  prevention.  7  pp. 
(Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Beporls,  v.  10,  p.  246.) 

Morris,  Rev.  John.  1826—.  Life  of  Father 
John  Gerard,  of  the  Society  of  Jesus.  3  ed. 
London,  1881.     8°.  4861 

(Ed.)  Conditionof  Catholics  under  James 

I.    See  Gerard,  J. 

{Ed.)  Troubles  of  our  Catholic  fore- 
fathers, related  by  themselves.  London. 
1872-77.     3  V.  8°.  —3266 

Contents.  Ancient  editor's  note  hook,  3  s.— 
The  Babthorpes  of  Babthorpe,  1  s.- Father  Richard 
Blonnt  and  Scotney  castle,  1  s.— Mother  Margaret 

Clement  and  the  Carthusian  monks,  1  s Iloliby, 

R.  Persecution  in  the  north,  3  s.— Mnsh,  J.  Life  of 
Margaret  Clitheron,  3  s.— Pollard,  .J.  S.  Recollec- 
tions of  the  Yorkshire  mission,  3  s.— Notes  by  a  pris- 
oner in  Onsebridge  Kidcote.S  s.— SaintSIoni- 
ea  8  convent  in  war,  pestilence,  and  poverty,  1  s.— 
The  Sonthcote  family,  1  s.— Father  Tesimoud's 


landing  in  England,  1  s.— The  Tichbornes  of 

Tichborne  House,  1  s.— Imprisonment  of  Francis  Tre- 
gian,  1  s. — Fall  of  Anthony  Tyrrell,  2  s.— The  Vene- 
tian ambassador's  chaplain,  1  s. — Lite  of  Father 
William  Weston.S.  J.2a.— Torhshlre  recusant's 
relation,  3  s. 

Morris,  John,  if.  D.     1824—.     History  of 

the  epidemic  In  Baltimore  in  1876.  6  pp.  (Am.  Pub. 
Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  4,  p.  243.)— Scarlatina  in 
Baltimore  and  Belalr,  Md.  3  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health 
Assoc.  Reports,  v.  3,  p.  162.) 

Morris,  John.  1810-86.  Catalogue  of  British 
fossils :  comprising  the  genera  and  species 
hitherto  described  ;  with  references  to  their 
geological  distribution  and  to  the  localities 
in  which  they  have  been  found.  2  ed.  Lon- 
don. 1854.     8°.  —1626 

and   Iiycett,  John.     Monograph  of  the 

moUusca  from  the  Great  Oolite,  chiefly  from 
Minchinhampton  and  the  coast  of  Yorkshire. 
London,  1853-54.   4°.    [Palaeoiit.  Soc.  \.  23.) 

—1592 

Morris,  John  B.,  and  Gill,  R.  W.  Extract 
from  the  correspondence  and  minutes  of  the 
trustees  of  the  Bank  of  Maryland.  Balti- 
more. 1835.   8°.    (Bound pamph.y.  121.)    5934 

Morris,  John  Brande.  D.  D.    1812-80.    Essai 

pour  la  conversion  de  I'lndesavante  etphllosophique. 
118  pp.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Dimonstr.  (cangil.  v.  18,  p.  217.) 

Jesns  the   Son  of  Mary.    44 "pp.     (Rev.  of  In 

Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  6,  1852,  p.  285.) 

Morris,  John  Gottlob,  D.  D.  1803—.  Alpha- 
betical catalogue  of  books  proposed  to  be 
purchased  for  the  Library  of  the  Peabody 
Institute,  Baltimore.     Baltimore,  1861.     8°. 

L.84 

The  Lords  Baltimore.     Baltimore,  1874, 

8°.     {Maryland  Hist.  Soc.  Fund  pub.  No.  8.) 

3592 

Synopsis  of  the  described  lepidoptera  of 

North  America.  Washington.  1862.  8°. 
(Smithson.  Inst.  Miscel.  coll.  v.  4.) 

—2645,  —3445 

Martin  Behaim,  the  German  astronomer  and  cos- 

mographer  of  the  times  of  Columbus.  48  pp.  (Mary- 
land Hist.  Soc.  Fu6.)— Catalogue  of  the  described  lepi- 
doptera of  North  America.  76  pp.  (Smithson.  Inst. 
Miscel.  coll.  V.  3.)— Natural  history  as  applied  to 
farming  and  gardening;  Insect  instincts  and  trans- 
formations. 10  pp.  (Smithson.  Inst.  Report,  18.55.  pp. 
131,  137.)— .\ddress  on  the  study  of  natural  his- 
tory, delivered  before  the  Philomathaean  Society  of 
Peuusyivanla  College.    23  pp.     (fiaundpampV  v.  226.) 

[Ed.)    Year-book  of  the  reformation.   See 

Kurtz.  B..  and  Morris.  J.  G.  (Eds.) 

Morris,  John  Payne.  Glossary  of  the  words 
and  phrases  of  Furness  (North  Lancashire), 
with  illustrative  quotations  principally  from 
the  old  Northern  writers.  London.  1869. 
16°.  —2127 

Morris,  Lewis,  Gov.  of  New  Jersey.  1671- 
1746.  Papers  of.  Pub.  by  the  New  Jersey 
Historical  Society.  New  York,  1852.  8°. 
(N.  J.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  V.  4.)  3575 

Davidson,  R.    Memoir  of  M.    14  pp.     (N.  J.  Hist. 

S'JC.  Proc.  1  8.  v.  4, 1850,  p.  19.) 

Morris,  Brig. -Gen.  Lewis.    Letters  to.     83 

pp.  (N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  8, 1875,  p.  431.)— Sander- 
son, J.  Lewis  Morris.  33  pp.  [In  his  Blog.  of  the 
signers,  v.  9,  p.  117.) 

Morris,  Lewis.     The  Epic  of  Hades,   in  3 

books.     8  ed.     Boston.  1882.     12°.  1308 

Gwen.  a  drama  in  monologue,  in  6  acts. 

London,  1879.     12°.  3375 

Songs  unsung.     Boston,  1884.     12°.     1308 

Bayne,  T.     Poetry  of  M.    12  pp.     {Fraser's  Mag.  n. 

8.  V.  22,  1880,  p.  48.) 


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Morris,  Malcolm.     Ethics  of  the  skm.     22 

pp.  (Londou  Internat.  Health  Exhlb.  Literature,  v.  9, 
p.  149.) 

Morris,  Peter,  M.  D., pseud.    See  Lockhart, 

J.  G. 
Morris,  Philip  Richard.     [Notice  of.]    4  pp. 

(Brit,  painters  of  the  18  and  19  cent.  p.  144.) 

Morris,  Rev.  Richard,  LL.  D.  1833—.  Ele- 
mentary lessons  in  historical  English  gram- 
mar, containing  accidence  and  word  forma- 
tion.    London,  1874.     16°.  —2127 

Historical  outlines  of  English  accidence, 

comprising  chapters  on  the  history  and 
development  of  the  language,  and  on  word 
formation.     London,  1872.     12°.  —2127 

Some  characteristics  of  the  southern  dialect  dur- 
ing the  early  English  period  [1250  to  1340].  85  pp. 
(Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  No.  23,  p.  1.)— On  the  survival  ol 
early  Englisli  -vrords  In  our  present  dialects.  12 
pp.     (Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  No.  11.) 

[Ed.)      The  Anguttara-Nikaya.      Pt.   I. 

Ekanipata  and  Dukanipata.  London,  1883. 
8°.     (Pali  Text  Soc.)  3107 

[Ed.)      The    Anguttara-Nikaya.      Pt.   I. 

Ekanipata,  Dukanipata,  and  Tikanipata. 
London,  1885.     8°.     (Pali  Text  Soc.)        3107 

(Ed.)  Blickling  homilies  of  the  10  cen- 
tury. From  the  Marquis  of  Lothian's  unique 
MS,  A.  D.  971.  Ed.,  with  a  tr.  and  index  of 
words.  London,  1880.  8°.  (Early  Eng.  Text 
Soc.  Nos.  58,  63,  73.)  2115 

(Ed.)   The  Buddha vamsa  and  the  Cariya- 

Pitaka.  Pt.  I.  Text.  London,  1882.  8°. 
(Pali  Text  Soc.)  3107 

(Ed.)     Cursor  mundi.      (The  cursur  o' 

the  world.)  A  Northumbrian  poem  of  the 
14  century,  in  4  versions,  2  of  them  midland. 
London,  1878.  8°.  (Earhj  Eng.  Text  Soc. 
No.  68.)  2115 

(Ed.)     Early  English  alliterative  poems, 

in  the  west-midland  dialect  of  the  14  cen- 
tury. [2  ed.,  revised.]  London,  1864.  8°. 
(Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  No.  1.)  2125 

(Ed.)  Legends  of  the  Holy  Rood  ;  sym- 
bols of  the  passion  and  cross  poems.  In  old 
English  of  the  11,  14,  and  15  centuries.  Lon- 
don, 1871.  8°.  (Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  No. 
46.)  2124 

(Ed.)    Liber  cure  cocorum.     Copied  and 

ed.  from  the  Sloane  MS,  1986.  Berlin,  1862. 
8°.  (With  Philol.  Soc.  London,  Trans.  1859  ; 
Philol.  Soc.  London,  Early  Eng.  v.  1862-64.) 

(Ed.)     Old  English  homilies  and  homi- 

letic  treatises  ...  of  the  12  and  13  centuries. 
London,  1867-73.  2  v.  8°.  (Early  Eng.  Text 
Soc.  Nos.  34,  53.)  2125 

(Ed.)  Old  English  miscellany,  containing 

a  bestiary,  Kentish  sermons,  proverbs  of 
Alfred,  religious  poems  of  the  13  century, 
from  MSS  in  the  British  Museum,  Bodleian 
library.  Jesus  College  library,  etc.  London. 
1872.   8°.   (Early  Eng.  Text  Soc. '^0.^2.)   2124 

(Ed.)  The  Puggala-Pafifiatti.   Pt.  I.  Text. 

London,  1883.     8°.     (Pali  Text  Soc.)        3107 

(Ed.)  Sir  Gawayne  and  the  green  knight: 

an  alliterative  romance-poem  (ab.  1320-30 
A.  D.)  London,  1864.  8°.  (Early  Eng.  Text 
Soc.  No.  14.)  2125 

(Ed.)  Specimens  of  early  English,  se- 
lected from  the  chief  English  authors,  1250- 
1400  ;  with  grammatical  introduction,  notes, 
and  glossary.     Oxford,  1867.     12°.  2247 


Contents.     Alliterative    poems. — Cliancer,    G. 

Selections  from  the  Canterbury  tales.— Cursor  mun- 
di.—Life  of  St.  Dunstaii.— English  version  of  Crene- 
8is  and  Exodus.— Go^wer,  J.  Selections  from  Con- 
fesslo  amantis.— Story  of  Havelok  the  Dane. — 
Hendying,  The  proverbs  of.— HIgden,  R.  Poly- 
chronlcon.  Tr.  by  J.  Trevlsa. — Romance  of  King 
Alexander. — Specimens  of  lyric  poetry.— Man- 
devllle,  .S'ir  J.  Travels. "Metrical  English  psalter. 
— Michel,  D.  Sermon  on  Matthew  xxiv.  43. — Minot, 
li.  Political  songs.— Morris,  R.  Glossary ;  Gram- 
matical introduction;  Notes. —  The  O^vl  and  the 
nightingale.  — Vision  of  Piers  Ploughman. — 
Psalms  from  Hereford's  version.— Robert,  of  Glouces- 
ter.    The  reign   of  William  the   Conqueror. —Rolle 

de   Hampole,  R.     Pricke  of   conscience Shore- 

ham,  W.  de.  De  baptismo. — Sir  Gawayne  and 
the  green  Unlght.— Sunday  sermons  in  verse. — 
'William,  of  Waddington.  Handlying  synne.  Tr.  by 
Robert  Mannying  of  Brunne. —  Romance  of  "Wil- 
liam and  the  werwolf.— "Wycllffe,  J.  Gospel  of 
St.  Mark. 

(Ed.)     story  of  Genesis  and  Exodus,  an 

early  English  song,  about  A.  D.  1250.  From 
a  unique  MS  in  the  library  of  Corpus  Christi 
College,  Cambridge,  with  introduction, 
notes,  and  glossary.  London,  1865.  8°. 
(Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  No.  7.)  2125 

(Ed.)   Ayenbite of  inwyt.   (See  Michel,  D. 

(Ed.)     De  consolatione  philosophiae,  tr. 

by  G.  Chaucer.    See  Boethius,  A.  M.  T.  S. 

(Ed. )  Poetical  works  of  Geoffrey  Chaucer. 

See  Chaucer,  G. 

(Ed.)    Pricke  of  conscience.    See  Rolle 

de  Hampole,  R. 

Zuplf  za,  J.  Zur  R.  Morris,  Old  English  miscellany, 

pp.  156-159.     5  pp.     (AngUa,  v.  1,  1878,  p.  410.) 

Morris,  Robert.     Hunt,  F.    Robert  Morris. 

11  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of  Am.  merchants,  v.  2,  p.  595.)— 
Iiife  of  M.  4  pp.  (Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J., 
Nat.  porlr.  gallery,  v.  4.)— Sanderson,  J.  Robert  Mor- 
ris. 127  pp.  (In  his  Blog.  of  the  signers,  v.  2,  p.  309  ; 
V.  6,  p.  187.) 

Morris,  Robert  H.    Political  portraits.    Rob- 
ert H.  Morris.     5  pp.     (Dem.  Rev.  v.  20,  1847,  p.  551.) 

Morris,  William.    1834—.  Defence  of  Guene- 
vere,  and  other  poems.   London,  1875.  p.  8°. 

1375 

The  earthly  paradise,  a  poem.     London, 

1870.  4  V.  8°.     (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  133, 

1871,  p.  243.)  1375 

Hopes  and  fears  for  art.     2  ed.    London, 

1882.     12°.  —1716 

Life  and  death  of  Jason,  a  poem.  London, 

1870.  p.  8°.  1375 

Love  is  enough  :  or,  the  freeing  of  Phara- 

mond.    A  morality.   Boston,  1873.    16°.    1357 

Story  of  Sigurd  the  Volsung  and  the  fall 

of  the  Nibelungs,     2  ed.     London,  1877.    8°. 

1234 

The  Dark  wood.     2  pp.    (Form.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  9, 

1871,  p.  219.)— Fair  weather  and  foul.  1  p.  (5crt6- 
ner's  Monthly,  v.  1,  1871,  p.  89.)— The  God  of  the  poor. 
7  pp.  (Forln.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  4,  1868,  p.  139.)— King  of 
Denmark's  sons.  4  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  6, 
1873,  p.  294.)— May  grown  a-cold.  1  p.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  25,  1870,  p.  5.53.)— On  the  edge  of  the 
wilderness.  4  pi).  (Forln.  Ren.  n.  b.  v.  5,  18G9,  p. 
391.)— Rhyme  slayeth  shame.  1  p.  [Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  25,  1870,  p.  144.)— Textile  fabrics.  29  pp.  (London 
Internat.  Health  Exhlb.  Literature,  v.  12,  p.  173.)— The 
Two  sides  of  the  river.  4  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
V.  4,1808,  p.  379.) 

(Tr.)    JEneids  of  Virgil.    See  Virgilius 

Maro,  P. 

(Tr.)     Grettis  saga.    See  Magndsson,  E., 

and  Morris,  W.  (Trs.) 

(Tr.)     Three  northern  love  stories.    See 

Magn^isson,  E.,  and  Morris,  W.  (Trs.) 

(Tr.)     Voelsunga  saga.    See  Magndsson 

E.,  and  Morris,  W.  (Trs.) 


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Forman,  H.  B.    Wm.  Morris.    52  pp.    (In  his  Our 

living  poets,  p.  375.)— Hazeltlne,  M.W.  Wm.  Morris's 
Epic  poem.  15  pp.  (In  his  Chats  about  books,  p.  272.) 
—Hewlett,  H.  G.  Mr.  Morris's  "  Sigurd  "  and  the 
"  Nibelungenlled."  17  pp.  {Eraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  y.  16, 
1877,  p.  96.)— Poems  of  M.  25  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  \.  25, 
1875,  p.  100.)— Lang,  A.  Poetry  of  M.  18  pp.  (Contemp. 
Ret.  V.  42,  1882,  p.  200.)— Morri«'«  poems.  18  pp. 
(Blackwood's  i^a^.v.106,1869,  p.  56.)— Morris's  poetry. 
31  pp.  {London  Qiiart.  Rev.  v.  33,  1869,  p.  330.)— Poems 
by  -M.  13  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Weslm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  34, 1868, 
p.  300.)— SImcox,  E.  Mr.  Morris's  Hopes  and  fears 
for  art.  9  pp.  {Forln.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  81,  1882,  p.  771.)— 
Skelton,  J.  (Shirley).  Wm.  Morris  and  Matthew  Ar- 
nold. 15  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  79,  1869,  p.  230.)— Sted- 
man,  E.  C.  Latter  day  British  poets.  Robert  Buch- 
anan, Dante  Gabriel  Rossettl,  Wm.  Morris.  13  pp. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  9,  1875,  p.  426.)— Swinburne, 
A.  C.  Morris'  Life  and  death  of  Jason.  10  pp.  [Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  2,  1867,  p.  19.)— Tuvo  recent  poems.  25 
pp.  (Southern  Rev.  v.  4,  1868,  p.  38.3.)— Weeks,  R.  K. 
Poetry  of  M.    24  pp.     {iV«o  Englander,  v.  30, 1871,  p.  557.) 

See  also  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  2, 1878,  p.  552. 

Morris,  William  O'Connor.  The  French 
revolution  and  first  empire  :  an  historical 
sketch.     London,  1874.     12°.  1697 

I<aud    system    of  Ireland.      25    pp.      (Oxford 

essays,  1856,  p.  193.) 

Morris,  County,  N.  J.    Tuttle,  J.  F.    Early 

history  of  M.  39  pp.  (N.  J.  Hist.  Soc.  Froc.  2  8.  t.  2, 
1872,  p.  15.) 

Morris  dance.    See  Dancing. 

Morrison,  Bev.  Alexander  J.  W.  [Tr.)  His- 
tory of  ancient  philosophy,  by  Heinrich 
Ritter.    See  Ritter.  H. 

and  Meyer,  Rev.  T.  {Trs.)     Acts  of  the 

apostles  ;  or,  the  history  of  the  church  in  the 
apostolic  age.     See  Baumgarten.  M. 

Morrison,  C.  Essay  on  the  relations  be- 
tween labour  and  capital.  London,  1854. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  100. 1854,  p.  163.) 

—1394 

Morrison,  Mrs.  Eliza  A.  Memoirs  of  the 
life  and  labours  of  Robert  Morrison,  with 
critical  notices  of  his  Chinese  works,  by 
Samuel  Kidd,  and  an  appendix  containing 
original  documents.     London,  1839.   2  v.  8°. 

4852 

Morrison,  John,   M.  D.      Life  of  the  late 

William  Vliruvlus  Morrison,  of  Dublin,  architect.  8 
pp.     (Weale,  J.,  Quart,  papers  on  architect,  v.  1.) 

Morrison,  John,  and  Fraser,  John.     Ac- 

cuuut  of  the  Lewis  and  some  of  the  other  Western 
Isles.     26  pp.     (Spottiswoode  Miscel.  v.  2,  p.  333.) 

Morrison,  Leonard  Allison.  1843—.  His- 
tory of  the  Morison,  or  Morrison  family. 
Boston.  1880.     8°.  2784 

Morrison,  Richard  James.  1794-1874.  The 
new  principia  ;  or,  true  system  of  astronomy 
...     2  ed.     London,  1872.     8°.  —2497 

Morrison,  Robert.  D.  D.  1782-1834.  Dic- 
tionary of  the  Chinese  language  in  3  pts. 
Pt.  1.  Chinese  and  English  arranged  accord- 
ing to  radicals ;  Pt.  2.  arranged  alphabeti- 
cally, Pt.  3.  English-Chinese.  Macao,  1815- 
23.    6v.  4°.  1102 

Memoir  of  the  principal  occurrences   during    an 

embassy  from  the  British  government  to  the  court  of 
China  in  the  year  1816.  68  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  15, 
1819,  p.  139.) 

Morrison,  Mrs.  E.  A.     Memoirs  of  the 

life  and  labours  of  Robert  Morrison  .  .  . 
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Neumann,  K.  F.    Die  Sinologen  und  Ihre  werke. 

1.  Robert  Morrison.  59  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeili.v.l,  1847,  pp.  91,217.)- Williams,  S.  W.  Robert 
Morrison.  19  pp.  (Piper,  F.,  Leaders  of  eh.  universal, 
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Morrison,  T..  LL.  D. 


Scotch  training  col- 


leges. 11  pp.  (London  Internat.  Health  Exhlb.  Litera- 
ture, V.  16,  p.  152.) 

Morrison,  William  Vitruvius.    Morrison,  J. 

Life  of  M.  8  pp.  (Weale,  J.,  Qtiart.  papers  on  architect. 
V.  1.) 

Morrison.    See  also  Morison. — Morysou. 

Morrison  family.    See  Morison  family. 

Morrison's  cove.  Pa.  Topographical  and 
geological  map  of  that  part  of  Blair.  Bed- 
ford, and  Huntingdon  counties,  south  of  the 
Little  Juniata  river,  etc.  n.  d.  (Pa.  2  geol. 
surv.  1874-80.  T.) 

Morrisson,  Mary  G.    Mike.  3  pp.  (Harper's 

Mag.  V.  56,  1S78,  p.  190.) 

Morristown,  N.  J.  Account  of  the  estab- 
lishment at  M.  of  the  first  academy,  library,  and 
printing  press.  19  pp.  (N.  J.  Hist.  Soc.  Froc.  1  a.  v.  8, 
1859,  p.  14.)— Tuttle,  .T.  E.  Washington  at  M.  21  pp. 
{Harper's  Mag.  v.  18,  1859,  p.  289.) 

Morritt,  John  B.  Saurey.  Vindication  of 
Homer,  and  of  the  ancient  poets  and  his- 
torians, who  have  recorded  the  siege  and 
fall  of  Troy,  in  answer  to  2  late  publications 
of  Mr.  Bryant.     York.  1798.     4°.  3272 

Mors  Gothornni.    Molinier,  A.    Note  sur 

Mors  Gothorum,  villa  royale  en  Septimanie.  2  pp. 
(Bihliolh.  Ecole  d.  Charles,  v.  40,  1879,  p.  370.) 

Morse,  Alexander  Porter.  Treatise  on 
citizenship,  by  birth  and  by  naturalization, 
with  reference  to  the  law  of  nations.  Roman 
civil  law,  law  of  the  United  States,  and  the 
law  of  France.     Boston,  1881.     8°.       —1354 

Morse,  Clara  F.     Melanie.     9  pp.     (Harper's 

Mug.  v.  57,  18T8,  p.  866.) 

Morse,  Edward  Sylvester,  Ph.D.  1838—. 
Japanese  homes  and  their  surroundings. 
Boston,  1886.     r.  8°.  3444 

Baxter.  S.     Morse  collection  of  Japanese 

pottery.     1887. 

Morsel  James  H.  The  Errand.  2  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  60, 1880,  p.  52.)— Lilian.  1  p.  {Scribner's 
Monthly,  v.  22,  1881,  p.  31.) 

Morse,  Jedidiah.  D.  D.  1761-1826.  Report 
to  the  Secretary  of  War  of  the  United  States. 
on  Indian  affairs,  comprising  a  narrative  of 
a  tour  performed  in  the  summer  of  1820. 
New  Haven.  1822.     8°.  1656 

and  Parisil,  Elijah.  Compendious  his- 
tory of  New  England,  designed  for  schools 
and  private  families.  Newburyport,  Mass., 
1809.     12°.  2637 

Morse,  John  Torrey,  Jr.  1840—.  Famous 
trials.  The  Tichborne  claimant.  Tropp- 
mann.  Prince  Pierre  Bonaparte.  Mrs. 
Wharton.  The  Meteor  [steamship].  Mrs. 
Fair.     Boston,  1874.     8°.  —2314 

John  Adams.     Boston,    1885.     12°.     {In 

Ws  Am.  statesmen.)  3777 

— '-  John  Quincy  Adams.  Boston,  1882.  12°. 
(In  his  Am.  statesmen.)  3777 

Life  of  Alexander  Hamilton.     Boston, 

1876.     2  v.  8°.  3775 

Thomas  Jefferson.     Boston,   1883.     12°. 

{//I  Tits  Am.  statesmen.)  3777 

Treatise  on  the  law  relating  to  banks  and 

banking ;  with  an  appendix  containing  the 
national  banking  act  of  June  3.  1864.  and 
amendments  thereto.  2  ed.,  rev.  Boston, 
1879.     8°.  —1363 

Charles  RedingtonMudge;  William  Matticts  Rogers. 

16  pp.     {Harvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  pp.  142,  158.) 

(.Eid. )  American  statesmen.  Boston.  1882- 

87.     17  V.  12°.  3777 


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Contents. 
Adams,  J.,  by  3.  T.  Morse,  Jr. 
Adams,  J.  Q.,  by  J.  T.  Morse,  Jr. 
Adams,  S.,  by  J.  K.  Hosmer. 
Benton,  T.  H.,  by  T.  Roosevelt. 
Calhoun,  J.  C,  by  H.  von  Hoist. 
Clay,  H.,  by  C.  Scburz,  2  v. 
Gallatin,  A.,  by  J.  A.  Stevens. 
Hamilton,  A.,  by  H.  0.  Lodge. 
Henry,  P.,  by  M.  C.  Tyler. 
Jackson,  A.,  by  W.  G.  Sumner. 
Jefferson,  T.,  by  J.  T.  Morse,  Jr. 
Madison,  J.,  by  S.  H.  Gay. 
Marshall,  J.,  by  A.  B.  Magruder. 
Monroe,  J.,  by  D.  C.  Gilman. 
Randolph,  J.,  by  H.  Adams. 
Webster,  D.,  by  H.  C.  Lodge. 

Morse,  L.  D.  First  annual  report  of  the 
Commissioner  of  statistics,  to  the  General 
Assembly  of  Missouri  for  1866.  Jefferson 
City,  1867.     8°.  —4454 

Morse,  Samuel  Finley  Breese,  LL.  D.  1791- 
1872.  Imminent  dangers  to  the  free  institu- 
tions of  the  United  States  through  foreign 
immigration,  and  the  present  state  of  the 
naturalisation  laws.  By  an  American.  New 
York,  1835.    8°.    {Bound pamph.\.\S9.)  5934 

Kxamination  or  the  telegraphic  apparatus,  and 

the  processes  in  telegraphy.  166  pp.  (Blaise,  W.  P., 
IT.  S.  Com.  Paris  Expos.  1867,  Reports,  v.  4.) 

Prime,  S.  I.    Life  of  Samuel  F.  B.  Morse. 

1875. 

Bryant,  W.  C.  S.  F.  B.  Morse.  6  pp.  {Prose  writ- 
ings, ed.  bii  P.  Godwin,  v.  2,  p.  278 ;  Orations  and  addresses, 
p.  359.)— Garfield,  J.  A.  Dr.  S.  F.  B.  Morse.  4  pp. 
{Works,  V.  2,  p.  26;  Hinsdale,  B.  A.,  Pres.  Garfield  and 
education,  p.  343.)— liossing,  B.  J.  Prof.  Morse  and 
the  telegraph.  11  pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  5,  1873, 
p.  579.)— Sumner,  C.  Honor  to  the  Inventor  ol  the 
electric  telegraph.  Letter  to  M.,  Aug.  17,  1858.  1  p. 
(>rorfcs,v. 4,  p. 410.)— Wynne,  J.  Samuel  F. B.  Morse. 
9  pp.     {Harper's  Mag.  v.  24,  1862,  p.  224.) 

See  also  Telegraph. 

IJIorselli,  Enrico  Agostino.  1852—.  Suicide: 

an  essay   on  comparative  moral   statistics. 

New  York,  1882.     12°.     (Internat.  Sci.  S.) 

—1378 
Morsbead,  E.  D.  A.  [Tr.)    The  House  of 

Atreus.     See  ^schylus  (in  supplement). 
Morszlieiin,  Johann  von.    —1516.     Spiegel 

des  regiments.    Herausg.  von  Karl  Goedeke. 

Stuttgart,  1856.     8°.     [Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in 

Stuttg.  V.  37.)  —3115 
Koehler,  R.    Johann  von  Moi'ssheim.   2  pp.   (Ger- 

mania,  v.  20,  1875,  p.  383  ;  v.  21,  1876,  p.  66.) 

Mort  appareiite  et  des  inhumations  pre- 
maturees.     Le  Bon,  G.  — 1688 

Mort  Aymeri  de  Marbonne,  La.  Couraye 
Duparc,  J.  [Ed.)     {Sac.  des  anc.  textesfr.) 

—1134 

Mort  de  Socrate,  La.  dialogue.    89  pp. 

Salut-Pierre,  J.  H.  B.  do,  (Eavres  compl.  v.  12,  p.  183. 

Mort   de   Socrate,  La,    poeme.      70  pp. 

Lamarllne,  A.  M.  L.  do  P.  de,  (Euvres  compl.  v.  2,  j).  1. 

Mort  rfcelle  et  mort  apparente.    Gannal.  F. 

—1683 
Mortain,  France.   Ex  obituario  Moretonien- 

sis.     2  pp.     (Bouquet.  M.,  Uec.  lUit.Gaules,  v.  23,  p.  582.) 

Mortal  antipathy,  A.  Holmes,  O.W.  1204 
Mortality. 

De  Bow,  J.  D.  B.     Mortality  statistics  of 
the  7  census  of  the  United  States.     li^5. 

QuETELET,  L.   A.  J.     De  rinfluence  des 

saisons  sur  la  mortalite  aux  diiferens  ages 
dans  la  Belgique.     1838. 

United   States.      Senate.     Report  of  the 

select  committee  on  the  sickness  and  mor- 
tality on  emigrant  ships.  1854.  (33  Cong.  1 
sess. ) 


Wing,  A.  S.    Mortality  experience  of  the 

Provident  Life  and  Trust  Company  of  Phila., 
1866-85.     1886. 

£lliott,  E.  B.  Law  of  human  mortality  In  Massa- 
chusetts. 32  pp.  (Am.  Assoc.  Scl.  Proc.  v.  11,  1858,  p. 
51.)— Hartshorne,  H.  Infant  mortality  In  cities.  6 
pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  2,  p.  211.)— 
Henderson,  H.  B.  Results  of  an  enquiry  respecting 
the  law  of  mortality,  for  British  India.  65  pp.  {Asiat. 
Research,  v.  20,  pt.  1, 1836,  p.  190.)— Jarvls,  E.  Increase 
of  liuman  life.  31  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  24,  1869,  pp. 
495,  581,  711.)- LieFort,  L.  Lamortal'iifedesnouveau- 
nes.  29  pp.  (Bev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1870,  2  p6r.  v.  86, 
p.  363.)— liombard,  H.  C.  De  la  statistlque  mor- 
tualre.  21pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  u.\)6r.  v.  i, 
1859,  p.  353.)— M'Cay,  C.  F.  Laws  of  human  mortality. 
9  pp.  (Am.  Assoc.  Sci.  Proc.  v.  10,  1857,  p.  21.)— Weelily 
mortality  reports  of  Massachnsettg  cities  and 
towns.  31  pp.  (Mass.  State  board  of  health,  lunacy, 
and  charity,  6  ann.  report,  Supp.  p.  215.) — Newton,  H. 
A.  On  the  law  of  mortality  that  has  prevailed  among 
the  former  members  of  the  Divinity  school  of  Yale 
college.  8  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  32,  1873,  p.  303.)— 
Thornton,  G.  B.  Negro  mortality  of  Memphis.  10 
pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  8,  p.  177.)— 
Vlllermi,  L.  R.  Consldferatlons  sur  les  tables  de 
mortallt6.  32  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  moral. 
Mini.  2  s.  V.  9,  1855.  p.  887.)— Walker,  F.  A.  The  rela- 
tions of  race  and  nationality  to  mortality  In  the  U.  S. 
18  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  1,  p.  18.)— 
Wiggles^vorth,  E.  Table  shewing  the  probability 
of  the  duration,  the  decrement,  and  the  expectation  of 
life  In  the  states  of  Massachusetts  and  New  Hampshire. 
5  pp.  (Am.  Acad,  of  Arts  and  Sci.  Mem.  v.  2,  pt.  1, 1793, 
p.  131.) 

See  also  Bills  of  mortality.- Insurance,  Life 
a.«$ura»ce.— Population.— Statistics.  Also  names 
of  cities,  countries,  etc. 

Mortara,  Piedmont.    Radetzky,  J.  W.    Le 

battaglie  di  Mortara  e  Novara.  35  pp.  (La  Marmora, 
A.  F.,  Marchese  di,  Risorgimento  italiano,  p.  139.) 

Mortara  ease.  The.    20  pp.    {Brownson^a 

Quart.  Rev.  N.  Y.  s.  v.  4, 1859,  p.  226.) 

Mortars.    See  Cements. 
Mortars  (Cannon).     See  Ordnance. 
Mortars   (for  crushing   grain).     Keller,   F. 

Aucieut  wooden  mortars  used  in  Switzerland.  3  pp. 
(Archaeol.  Joum.  v.  17,  1860,  p.  48.) 

Morte  Arthur.    45  pp.     (Ellis,  G.,  Early 

Eng.  met.  romances,  p.  143.) 

Morte  Artliure.  Ed.  from  Robert  Thorn- 
ton's MS  [ab.  1440  A.  D.]  in  the  Library  of 
Lincoln  cathedral,  by  George  G.  Perry.  Lon- 
don, 1865.   8°.    {Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  No.  8.) 

2125 

The  same.     Ed.  by  James  Orchard  Halli- 

well.     Brixton  Hill,  1867.     4°.  1262 

Mortella  tl'Orzoloiie,  poemma  arrojeco. 

Pagano,  N.     (Collezione  poemi  napol.  v.  18.) 

2367 
Mortenier,   Abbey.      Ex   Chronico  Mortui- 

Maris.  8  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  12,  p. 
781;  v.  18,  p.  354;  v.  23,  p.  453;  Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  v.  160,  p.  389.) 

Mortier,  Edouard  Adolphe  Casimir  Joseph, 

Marichal  de  Prance.  Headley,  J.  T.  Mortlor.  24  pp. 
{In  his  Napoleon  and  his  marshals,  v.  1,  p.  268.) 

Mortiflieinent  de  value  plaisance.    61  pp. 

Kon6  or  Anjou,  A'ln^r  of  Naj)les,  (Euvres  compl.  v.  4,  p.  1. 

Mortification  of  sin  in  believers.    106  pp, 

Owen,  J.,  yyorks,  v.  7,  p.  325. 

Mortiiiaro,  Vincenzo.  Nuovo  dizionario 
siciliano-italiano.   Palermo,  1838-44.   2  v.  4°. 

R.24 

Contents. 
A-Muzzu'nl,  V.  1.  N-Zuzzu',  v.  2. 

Mortillct,  Louis  Laurent  Gabriel  de.  1821—. 

Materiaux  pour  Thistoire  positive  et  philo- 

sophique  de  Thomme.     Paris,  1865-68.     4  v. 

8°.  1796 
Le  signe  de  la  croix  avant  le  Christian- 

isme.     Paris,  1860.     8°.  1784 


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Mortimer,  John  Hamilton.    Cunningham, 

A.     Mortimer.     18  pp.     (Lic&s  nf  painters,  v.  5,  p.  1(S6.) 

Mortimer  family.    Planche,  J.  R.    On 

the  genealogy  aud  armorial  bearings  of  the  family  of 
M.  15  pp.  (Brit.  ArcUaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  24,  1868, 
p.  21.1 

Mortimer-Ternaux,    L.     See   Ternaux, 

L.  M. 
Mortmain.    Belin,  F.  A.     Extrait  d'un  me- 

molre  sur  rorlgiue  et  la  constitution  des  biens  de 
n9alnmorte.  en  pays  musulman.  51  pp.  (Joum.  asiat. 
5  s.  V.  2,  1853,  p.  377.) 

Morto  da  Feltro.    Vasari,  G.     Morto  da 

Feltro  e  .Andrea  di  Cosimo  Feltrinl.  10  pp.  {Oi'ere,v. 
5.  p.  201 ;  Vile  de'  pUlori,  v.  9,  p.  317  ;  and  Lives  of  paint- 
ers, V.  3,  p.  344:  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 

Morton,  Charles.  1628-98.  Great  evil  of 
health-drinking  .  .  .  [^Anon.l  London,  1684. 
18°.  —1448 

Biographical  memoir  of  M.    5  pp.    (Mass.  Hist.  Soc. 

Coll.  2  s.  V.  1,  1838,  p.  158.) 

Morton,  Edward.    The  Eton  boy,  a  farce. 

32  pp.     (Speucer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theut.  v.  10.) 

Morton,  Edwin.   Epithalamia.    1  p.  {Atlant. 

MonlUlfi,  V.  6.  1860,  p.  693.) 

Morton,  George  W.  Annual  report  of  the 
City  Inspector  of  the  city  of  New  York  for 
the  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1855.  New  York. 
1856.     8°.  3564 

Morton,  Rev.  James.  Memoirs  of  Dr.  Ley- 
den.    85  pp.    (Leyden,  J.,  Poet,  remains,  p.  1.) 

Morton,  James  (Ed.)  Ancren  Riwle :  a 
treatise  on  the  rules  and  duties  of  monastic 
life.  Ed.  and  tr.  from  a  Semi-Saxon  MS  of 
the  13  century.  London,  1853.  sm.  4°. 
{Camdeti  Soc.  No.  57.)  1595 

{Ed.)  Legend  of  St.  Katherine  of  Alex- 
andria. London,  1841.  4°.  [Abbotsford 
Club.)  2563 

Morton,  John.  Nature  and  property  of 
soils  ...     4  ed.     London.  1843.     8°.     —4685 

Morton,  John.  Sanderson,  J.  In  his  Biog. 
of  the  signers,  v.  6,  p.  2o9.    14  pp. 

Morton,  John  C.  [Ed.)  Cyclopaedia  of  agri- 
culture, practical  and  scientiJic.  Glasgow. 
1855.     2  V.  8°.  R.102 

Content*. 

Accllmatatlon-Gypsum,  v.  1.       Haematoplnus-Zea,  v.  2. 

Morton,  John  Maddison.    Aladdin  :  or.  the 

wonderful  lamp,  a  drama.  22  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V., 
Boston  Iheat.  v.  12.)— Betsy  Baker;  or,  too  attentive 
by  half,  a  farce.  23  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat. 
v.  7.) — Dying  for  love,  a  comedy.  18  pp.  (Spencer, 
W.  v.,  Boston  iheat.  v.  23.1— .A  Most  nnwarrau table 
Intrnslon,  a  comic  interlude.  14  pp.  (Spencer,  W. 
v.,  Boston  theat.  v.  17.)— My  hasbaud's  ghost!  a 
comic  Interlude.  25  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat. 
V.  35;  Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  16.)— Our  ^vlfe  ; 
or,  the  rose  of  Amiens,  a  comic  drama.  28  pp.  (Spen- 
cer, W.  v.,  Boston  theat.  v.  9.)— Poor  Pllllcoddy,  a 
farce.  22  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  lu.j— 
Sent  to  the  totver,  a  farce.  16  pp.  (Spencer,  W. 
v.,  Bos'on  theat.  v.  14.J— Ticklish  times,  a  farce.  23 
pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  21.)— Two  biiz- 
Eards;  or,  whitebait  at  Greenwich,  a  farce.  24  pp. 
(Speucer,  W.  V.,  Boston  thecU.  v.  5.)— Who  stole  the 
pocket-book!  or,  a  dinner  for  6,  a  farce.  19  pp. 
(Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  17.) 

Morton,  Marcus.    Political   portraits.    No. 

XXVII.  Marcus  Morton,  of  Mass.  13  pp.  [Dem.  Rev. 
V.  9,  1841,  p.  383.) 

Morton,  Nathaniel.  1612-85.  New  England 
memorial.  5  ed.,  containing  besides  the 
original  work,  and  the  supplement  annexed 
to  the  2  ed.,  large  additions  in   marginal 

.  notes,  and  an  appendix  by  John  Davis.  Bos- 
ton, 1826.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  25, 
1827,  p.  204.)  2626 

Morton,  Oliver  Perry.    Sketch  of  his  life 


and  public  services.    Indianapolis,  1876.   8°. 

3891 

Walker.  C.  M.  Sketch  of  the  life,  char- 
acter, and  public  services  of  Oliver  P.  Mor- 
ton.    1878. 

Garfield,  J.  A.    Oliver  P.  Morton.    4  pp.    ( Works, 

V.  2,  p.  529.) 

Morton,  Robert.     Thompson,   E.   M.     The 

will  and  inventory  of  M.  23  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc. 
Jtmrn.  v.  33,  1877,  p.  308.) 

Morton,  Samuel  George,  M.  D.  1799-1851. 
Crania  ^gvptiaca;  or,  observations  on  Egyp- 
tian ethnography.     Phila.  1844.     4°.        1702 

Crania  Americana ;    or,   a  comparative 

view  of  the  skulls  of  various  aboriginal  na- 
tions of  North  and  South  America  :  to  which 
is  prefixed  an  essay  on  the  varieties  of  the 
human  species.  Phila.  1839.  fo.  (Rev.  of 
in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  51,  1840,  p.  173.)  1703 

Illustrations  of  pulmonary  consumption, 

its  anatomical  characters,  causes,  symptoms, 
and  treatment.     Phila.  1834.     8°.  —3783 

Thatcher,  B.  B.    Morton's  Crania  Americana.    5 

pp.     (  Chr.  Exam.  v.  28,  1840,  p.  248.) 

Hunt.  S.  B.    Life  of  M.    23  pp.    (Gross,  S.  D.,  Z,irM 

of  Am.  physicians,  p.  582.) 

Morton,  Thomas,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Durham. 
Barwick,  J.  'lefxjvtKfjc,  or  the  fight,  victory, 
and  triumph  of  S.  Paul.  Accommodated  to 
the  Right  Rev.  Thomas  [Morton],  in  a  ser- 
mon preached  at  his  funeral,  together  with 
the  life  of  said  Bp.     1660. 

Morton,  Thomas.  1764-1838.  Children  in  the 

wood  :  an  opera.  28  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Bn7. /ft<a<. 
V.  17.)- Cure  for  the  heartache :  a  comedy.  68  pp. 
(Cumberland.  .J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  16 ;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brii. 
theat.  V.  5.)— Education:  a  comedy.  6.5  pp.  (Cum- 
berland, J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  16.)— luvlncibles  :  a  musi- 
cal farce.  38  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  36.) 
—A  Roland  for  an  Oliver,  a  farce.  48  pp.  (Ox- 
berry,  W.,  A'eio  Kiig.  drama,  v.  22  ;  Spencer,  W.  V.,  Bos- 
ton Iheat.  v.  1.)— School  of  reform  ;  or,  how  to  rule 
a  wife:  a  comedy.  65  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat. 
V.  17.)— Secrets  worth  knofviug :  a  comedy.  57 
pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  tlieat. -v.  18.)— Slave  :  an 
opera.  60  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  22.) — 
Speed  the  plough:  a  comedy.  69  pp.  (Cumber- 
land, J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  15 ;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  1.) 
— Tonvn  and  country  :  a  comedy.  67  pp.  (Cum- 
berland, J.,  Brit,  tlieat.  v.  23.) — Way  to  get  mar- 
ried :  a  comedy.  67  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat. 
v.  20;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  17.) 

Morton,  Thomas.  Circa  1590-1646.  New 
English  Canaan  ;  or.  New  Canaan,  contain- 
ing an  abstract  of  New  England.  London, 
1632  ;  repr.  Washington,  1838.  8°.  (Force, 
P.,  Traces.  V.  2.)  1644 

TTie  same.  With  introductory  matter  and 
notes  by  C.  F.  Adams,  Jr.  Boston.  1883.  4°. 
[Priiice  Soc.)  4626 

Adams,  C.  F.,  Jr.  Morton  of  Merry-Mount.  105  pp. 

(Morton,  T.,  Ntw  Eng.  Canaan,  p.  1, 1884.) 

Morton^  William  Thomas  Green.  M.  D.  Re- 
ports on  the  Memorial  of  W.  T.  G.  Morton. 
1849;  1852.  (U.  S.  30  Cong.  2  sess.  House 
doc.  No.  114  ;  32  Cong.  1  sess.  House  doc.) 

Morton  Hall.    31  pp.    Gaskell,  Mrs.  E.  C. 

S.     iVith  Ruth  and  other  tales,  p.  362. 

Morts,  Les  trois,  et  les  trois  vifs.     18  pp. 

(Leroux  de  Llncy,  A.  J.  V.,  and  TIsserand,  L.  M.,  Pari* 
et  ses  his/orient,  p.  265.) 

Mortuary  customs  among  the  North 
American  Indians,  Introduction  to  the  study 
of.  Yarrow,  H.  C.  (Smithson.  Inst.  Bureau 
of  ethaol.)  1703 

Morns,  Thomas.     See  More,  Sir  T. 

Morvand,  France.  Baudiau,  J.  F.  Le  Mor- 
vand.     1865-67,  3  v. 


MORVEAU 


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MOSAICS 


MorTeail,  Louis  Bernard  Guy  ton  de.    See 

Guyton  de  Morveau,  L.  B.,  Baron. 
Morville,  Sir  Hugh  de.     Ferguson,  R.  S. 

On  the  supposed  sword  ol  M.  3  pp.  (Archaeol.  Journ. 
V.  37,  1880,  p.  99.) 

Morvois.    Longnon.  A.     Le  Morvois  (Pagus 

Moriveuais).  15  pp.  (See.  autlq.  de  France,  SHm.  v.  31, 
1869,  p.  170.) 

Moryson,  Fynes.  Circa  1566-1614.  History 
of  Ireland  from  the  year  1599-1603.  With  a 
short  narration  of  the  state  of  the  kingdom 
from  the  year  1169.    Dublin,  1735.    2  v.  p.  8°. 

2595 

An   itinerary,  containing   his  10  yeeres 

travell  through  the  12  dominions  of  Ger- 
many, Bohmerland.  Sweitzerland,  Nether- 
land,  Denmarke,  Poland,  Italy,  Turky, 
France,  England,  Scotland,  and  Ireland. 
London,  1617.  fo.  (Rev.  of  in  Retrospect. 
J?eu.  V.  11,  1825,  p.  308.)  1461 

Morysoii.    See  also  Morison.— Morrison. 
Mosaic  and  tessellated  pavements,  Designs 

for.     Jones,  O.  —1772 

Mosaic  cosmogony.  The.    Browne,  R.  G. 

S.     (Orient.  Trans.  Fund.)  3174 

Mosaic  instittitioiis. 

Baehr,  K.  C.  W.  F.    Symbolik  des  Mo- 

saischen  cultus.     1874. 

MiCHAELis,  J.  D.     Commentaries  on  the 

laws  of  Moses.     1814,  4  v. 

Moses  Ben  Maimon.     Guide  des  egares. 

1856-66,  3  V. 

The  same.     Tr.   from  the  original  and 
annotated   by  M.  Friedlaender.     1885,  3  v. 
(Eng.  and  For.  Philos.  Libr.  v.  28-30.) 
Reasons  of  the  laws  of  Moses.     1827. 

Rabbinowicz.   I.   M.     Legislation  civile 

du  Thalmud.     1877-80,  5  v. 

Salvador,  J.     Histoire  des  institutions 

de  Moise.     1862,  2  v. 

"Warburton,  W.,  Bp.  of  Gloucester.  Di- 
vine legation  of  Moses  demonstrated.  1811, 
6v.     [Works,  T.  1-6.) 

Zepper,  W.     Legum  Mosaicarum  foren- 

sium  explanatio.     1614. 

Barrault,  E.    Lol  de  sang.    24  pp.    (St.-Slmon,  C. 

H.,  Comte  de,  and  Enfantln,  B.  P.,  (Euvres,  v.  43:  Pridt- 
cations,  v.  1,  p.  396.) — Barrows,  E.  P.  Saalschuetz  on 
Hebrew  servitude.  44  pp.  (BibKott.  Sacra,  v.  19,  1862, 
p.  32.)— Bennet,  J.  K.  Aliens  Inlsrael.  11pp.  (Bib- 
liolh.  Sacra,  v.  13, 1856,  p.  564.)— Bninatl,  (— ).  Critique 
des  ancieuues  legislations  paiennes  et  defense  de  la 
Ifiglslatlon  mosaYque.  12  pp.  (M\gue,  3.  F.,  Vimonstr. 
ivangU.  v.  14,  p.  457.)— Bullinger,  H.  01  the  cere- 
monial law  of  God,  but  especially  ot  the  priesthood, 
time,  and  place,  appointed  for  the  ceremonies ;  Of  the 
sacraments  o£  the  Jews;  of  their  sundry  sorts  of 
sacrifices,  and  certain  other  things  pertaining  to  their 
ceremonial  law;  Of  the  Judicial  law  of  God.  114  pp. 
{In  hit  Decades,  v.  3,  pp.  I'iS,  167,217.)— DIrkseii.H.  E. 
Ueber  die  collatlo  legum  Mosaicarum  etRomanarum. 
48  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssens.  Philol.  klasse  Abhandl. 
1846,  p.  61.)— I>re-»v,  G.  S.  Social  and  sanitary  laws  of 
Moses.  20  pp.  [Conlemp.  Rev.  v.  2,  1866,  p.  514.)— Origin 
and  significance  of  Jewish  sacrifices.  39  pp.  (Bib- 
liolh.  Sacra,  v.  28,  1871,  p.  145.)— SIgulflcauce  of  the 
Jewish  sacrifices.  21  pp.  {Bibliolh.  Sacra,  v.  27,  1870, 
p.  593.)— Jones,  W.  Zoologia  ethlca:  a  disquisition 
concerning  the  Mosaic  distinction  of  animals  Into 
clean  and  unclean.  116  pp.  {Works,  v.  3,  p.  1.)— 
Mlcbaells,  J.  D.  De  legibus  quibusdam  a  Moseo  eo 
flue  latis,  ut  Israolltis  Mgypll  cupldLs  Palae.ttlnam 
caram  faceret.  23  PP-  (Goetilngon,  K.  gesells.wlssens. 
Commenlat.  r.4, 1754,  p.  1,  bis.)— Moses  Beu  Maimon. 
Tractaius  de  synedrlls  eorumque  poenls.  171  pp. 
{With  Houtlng,  H.,  Tractatus  2'oJniudicus.)— No vati- 
anns,  Presbyter  in  Rome.  De  clbis  .ludalcls.  6  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  i.  Lat.  v.  3,  p.  081.)— Peabody, 
W.  B.  O.  Character  and  Institutions  of  Moses.  20  pp. 
{Chr.  Kxam.  v.  21,  1837,  p.  1.)— Phllo  Judaeus.    De 


cophlnl  festo.  [Gr.  et  Lat.'\  6  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Auctor. 
classic.  V.  4,  p.  402.)— r/te  same.  Tr.  into  Eiigllsli.  3  pp. 
(Works,  V.  3,  p.  291 :  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Eccle^.  Lil>r.)—T>e  mer- 
cede  meretricis  non  accipienda  in  sacrariuin  ;  De  spe- 
ciaiibus  legibus;  De  septeuario;  De  judlce;  De  cre- 
atione  prlnclpum;  De  praemlis  et  poenls.  [Gr.]  102 
pp.  (Opera  omnia,  v.  5,  pp.  1,  8,  19.  125,  152,  218.)— Tfte 
same.  Tr.  into  English.  100  pp.  (  Works,  v.  3,  pp.  249, 
255,  264,  388,  392,  4r)6 :  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Eccles.  Libr.)—De 
profugis.  [Gr.]  47  pp.  (Opera  omnia,  v.  3,  p.  109.) — 
The  same.  Tr.  into  English.  42  pp.  (  TKorfc,  v.  2,  p.  194: 
Bohn,  H.  G.,  Eccles.  Libr.)— Uhii  II  de  nionarchia;  De 
praemlis  sacerdotum ;  De  animallbu.s  Idoueis  sacri- 
flcio  ;  De  victlmas  otTerentibus.  [Gr.]  75  pp.  {Opera 
omnia,  v.  4,  pp.  285,  313,  321,  340.)— r/ie  same.  Tr.  Into 
English.  75  pp.  (Works,  v.  3,  pp.  177,  204,  211,  229: 
Bohn,  H.  G.,  Eccles.  Zi6r.)— Pierre  de  Celle,  Bp.  of 
CUartres.  Miisaloi  tabernaculi  mystica  et  moralis  ex- 
positio.  19  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  202,  p. 
1047.1— Priestley,  J.  Comparison  of  the  institutions 
of  Moses  with  those  of  the  Hindoos  and  other  ancient 
nations.  191  pp.  (Works,  v.  17,  p.  129.)— Richard, 
Prior  of  St.  Victor's,  Paris.  Expositio  diffloultatum 
suborientium  in  expositione  Tabernaculi  foederis. 
23  i)p.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  196.  p.  211.)— 
Rndorif,  A.  F.  Ueber  den  ursprung  und  die  be- 
stlmmung  der  Lex  Del  Oder  Mosaicarum  et  Romana- 
rum  legum  collatlo.  33  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssens. 
Philol.  klasse  Abhandl.  1868,  p.  265.)— Saalschuetz,  J.  L. 
Representative  system  in  the  constitution  uf  Moses. 
20  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  15,  1858,  p.  825.)— Sangul- 
nettl,  B.  R.  Les  Prficeptes  de  I'Anclent  Testament. 
■  114  pp.  (Journ.  asial.  5  8.  v.  14,  1859,  p.  449;  v.  15,  1860, 
p.  5.)— Seidell,  J.  De  successionlbus  in  pontlflcatum 
Ebraeoruin.  61pp.  (  Opero  omnia,  v.  3,  p.  79.)— Se wall, 
J.  B.  Humaneness  of  the  Mosaic  code.  17  pp.  (Bib- 
lioth. Sacra,  v.  19,  1862,  p.  368.)— Warland,  T.  Cel- 
lerler's  Spirit  of  the  Mosaic  laws.  23  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam,. 
V.  26,  1839,  p.  319.)— Zanollul,  A.  Disputationes  de 
festis  et  sectis  Judaeorum.  70  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Theol.  cur.  compl.  v.  26,  p.  5.) 
See  also  Jews,  Judaism. 

Mosaic  record  of  creation.  Ten  lectures  on 
the  philosophy  of  the.     Kennedy,  J.     2  v. 

—1236 
Mosaics. 

Barbet  DE  JouY,   H.    Mosaiques  chre- 
tiennes  .  .  .  de  Rome.     1857. 

Frothinqham,  a.  L.,  Jr.    Une  mosaique 

constantinienne  inconuue  d  Saint-Pierre  de 
Rome.     1883. 

— -  Jones,  O.  Designs  for  mosaic  .  .  .  pave- 
ments.    1842. 

Layard,  Sir  A.  H.  Paper  on  mosaic  dec- 
oration, read  at  a  meeting  of  the  Royal  In- 
stitute of  British  Architects,     n.  d. 

Parker,  J.  H.     Mediaeval  church  and 

altar  decorations  in  Rome,  and  mosaic  pic- 
tures in  chronological  order.     1876. 

Allmer,  A.    Mosaique  de  Sainte-Colombe.    4  pp. 

(Soc.  autlq.  de  France,  Bull.  1862,  p.  103;  with  Mim.  v. 
27,  1864.)— Mosaique  d6couvorle  k  Vienne.  5  pp.  (Soc. 
antiq.  de  Franco,  Bull.  1803,  p.  49 ;  with  Mim.  v.  27, 1864 ; 
Bull.  1867,  p.  173;  with  Mim.  v.  30,  1868.)— Aubert,  E. 
Mosaliques  de  la  calhfidrale  d'Aoste.  6  pp.  (Ann. 
arcUol.  V.  17,  18.57,  p.  265.)— Barbet  de  Jouy,  H. 
Mosaiques  chrfitlennes  de  Rome.  11  pp.  (Ann.  archiol. 
y.  17,  1857,  p.  151.)— Barbler  de  MoiitauU,  X.  La 
mosaique  du  dome  h,  Alx-la-Chapelle.  64  pp.  1  pi. 
(Ann.  archiol.  v.  26,  1869,  p.  285.)— Barth^lemy,  J.  J. 
Explication  de  la  mosaique  de  Paleslrlne.  33  pp, 
(Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  30,  1764,  p.  503.) 
— Bergk,  T.  Die  Marcellusschlacht  boi  Clastldlum: 
mosalkgemaolde,  von  H.  Sehreiber.  7  pj).  {Zeits.  f. 
AHerthumsw.  v.  11,  1844,  p.  265.)— Bonlaiig^,  O.  Mo- 
saique romalue  de  Nennig.  7  pp.  (liev.  archiol.  1855, 
p.  106.)— Buckman,  J.    Materials  employed  in   Ro- 

'  man  mosaics.  8  pp.  {Archaeal.  Journ.  v.  7,  1850,  p.  347.) 
— Cochet.J.B.D.  La  mosaique  deLUlobouue.  7  pp. 
{Rev.  archiol.  n.  8.  v.  21,  1870,  j).  332.)— D^couverte 
d'nne  mosaique  gallo-roniaine  &  Sudvre.  4  pp. 
(Rev.  archiol.  1K49,  p.  646.)— Derivation  of  the  -word 
mosaic,  as  applied  to  pavement.  1  p.  (Valpy,  A.  J., 
Class.  Journ.  v.  8,  1813,  p.  138.)— Dldron,  A.  N.  Mo- 
saique de  la  cathfidrale  d'Aoste.  4  pp.  1  pi.  (Ann. 
archiol.  v.  17, 1857,  p.  389.)— Durand,  J.  Mosaique  de 
Sour.  24  pp.  6  pi.  (Ann.  archiol.  v.  23,  1863,  p.  278;  v. 
24,  1864,  pp.  5,  205,  286.)— Pav6  mosaique  Ue   Vercell. 


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MOSELEY 


2  pp.  1  pi.  {Ann.  arckeol.  v.  20,  1860,  p.  57.) — Pavfis  mo- 
saiques  en  Italie,  et  en  France.  18  pp.  1  pi.  {Ann. 
arehiol.  v.  15,  1855,  p.  223;  v.  17,  1857,  p.  119.)— Egger, 
E.  Mosaique  de  Treves.  3  pp.  (Sr>c  antiq.  de  France, 
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10  pp.  (Euripides,  Crowned  Hippolytus,  etc.,  tr.  by  Filz- 
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Dairies,  J.    Bion  and  M.    16  pp.    (  Contemp.  Rev.  v. 

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Moschus,  Joannes,  sumamed  Eucrates.    7 

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Moscovy.    See  Russia. 

Moscow.  Lyall,  R.  Character  of  the  Rus- 
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See  also  Russia. 

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Mosel,  Ignaz  Franz  Edler  von.     1772-1844. 

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Mosel,    Steaviship.      Holtzendorff,    F.   von. 

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17  pp.     (Deutsch.  rundsehau,\.  6,  ISi 6,  p.  iOO.) 

Mosel  river.    See  Moselle  river. 

Moseley,  Benjamin,  M.  D.  1739-1819.  Trea- 
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Treatise  on  sugar.     London,   1799.     8°. 

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—8736 
Moseley,  Edward  S.    Robert  Adams.    3  pp. 

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Report  on  certain  Hydroid,  Alcyouariau,  and  Madre- 

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Moseley,  Walter  Michael.  Essay  on  archery, 

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and  nations.     Worcester,  1792.     8°.     —1794 

Mosella.    Ausonius,  D.  M.  3246 

Moselle,   Department  of  France.    Annales 

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Moselle  river.    Brooks,  C.  T.    The  river 

Mosel  and  its  old  Koman  poet.  5  pp.  (Scribner's 
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Sketcher  in  the  Ardennes  and  Moselle  land. 
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Moseiithal,   Julius    de,    and    ITartiiig, 

James  Edmund.  Osti'iches  and  ostrich 
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Moseuthal,  Salomon  Hermann.  1821—. 
CaeciliavonAlbano.  Pesth,  1851.  16°.  3347 
The  same.  Pesth,  1853.  16°.  {In  his 
Dramen.)  3347 

Deborah.  Pesth,  1853.  16°.  {In  his  Dra- 
men.) 3347 

The  same.    Pesth,  1868.     12°.  3347 

Die  Deutschen  comoedianten.     Drama  in 

5  aufzuegen.     Leipzig,  1863.     16°.  3347 

Dramen.     Pesth,  1853.     16°.  3347 

Contents.    Caecilie  von  Albano.— Deborah. 

■ Dueweke.  Drama  in  5  aufzuegen.  Leip- 
zig, 1860.     16°.  3347 

Das  Gefangene  bild.     Dramatische  phan- 

tasie  in  3  aufzuegen.    Stuttgart,  1858.     12°. 

3347 

Gesammelte  gedichte.    Wien,  1866.    18°. 

2357 

Contents.  Epigrammatisclies.  —  Episclies.  — 
liucianiis.  Tlmou  der  nienscheiifelnd,  komlsches 
gedicht.— Iiyrisches.— Persoenlicbes. 

• Isabella  Orsini.     Drama  in  5  aufzuegen. 

Lei|)zig,  1870.     16°.  3347 

■ Pietra.  Tragoedie  in  5  aufzuegen.  Leip- 
zig, 1865.     16°.  3347 

• Der  Schulz  von  Altenbueren.   Schauspiel 

in  4  aufzuegen.     Leipzig,  1868.     16°.       3347 

Der  Sonnwendhof.     Volksschauspiel   in 

5  aufzuegen.    Leipzig,  1868.     16°.  8347 


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Moser,  Friedrich  Karl  von.  Bock,  A.  Fried- 
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{Ed.)      M.   T.   Ciceronis    Tusculanarum 

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Moser,  Gustav  von.   Lindau,  P.   Gustav  von 

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See  also  Bible,  O.  T.,  Pentateuch. — Slosaic  institu- 
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Moses,  Patriarch  of  the  Maronites.     [Vita.] 

2  pp.     (Assemanl,  G.  S.,  Biblioth.  orient,  v.  1,  p.  522.) 

Moses,  o/^gr/ieZ.     [Vita.]    2  pp.    (Assemani, 

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Moses,  of  Chorene.  5  cent.  Historiae  Ar- 
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and  mould.  An  introduction  to  the  study 
of  microscopic  fungi.     1870. 

Darwin,  C.  R.     Formation  of  vegetable 

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Moulds.    Poole,  J.     An  account  of  moulds 

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Moule,  Thomas,  1784-1851.  Bibliotheca  he- 
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8°.  2773 

Essay  on  the  Roman  villas  of  the  Augus- 
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enrichments  ;  and  on  the  remains  of  Roman 
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Moultoii,  C.  W.  The  review  of  General 
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Annie's  daughter.  1  p.  (Allant.  Monthly,  v.  35, 1875,  p. 
720.)— Beauty  for  ashes,  poem.  1  p.  [Scribner's 
Monthly,  v.  11,  1870,  p.  15.)— Before  the  shrine.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  60, 1880,  p.  609.)— Bertha's  experJ- 
ment.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  51,  1875,  p.  723.)— 
Brains.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  31,  1865,  p.  331.)— 
Buying  -winter  things.  3  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v. 
25, 1S6-2,  p.  8U2.)— Captain  Charley.  3  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  27,  18G3,  p.  4U7.)— The  cool  captain.  5  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  28,  1864,  p.  774.)— A  daiighter  to 
spare.  5  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  35,  1867,  p.  732.)— 
First  and  last :  a  retrospect.  8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
V.  32,  18G6,  p.  44.)— For  Cupid  dead,  poem.  1  p. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  9,  1875,  p.  393.)— For  pastime. 
8  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v. 1,  1874,  p.  34.)— Helen's 
cup.  1  p.  (Allant.  Monthly,  v.  45,  1880,  p.  386.)- Her 
ghost.  2  pp.  (Allant.  Monthly,  v.  47,  1881,  p.  525.)— 
Household  gods.  9  pp.  (HarTper's  Mag.  v.  37,  1868, 
p.  773.J— How  long.  1  p.  (Allant.  Monthly,  \.'A0,\m2, 
p.  75.) — How  one  woman  came  to  marry.  5  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  16,  1858,  p.  78.)— Joseph  Thorue, 
his  calling.  6  pp.  (Harper's  3/a(/.  v.  15,  1857,  p.  803.)  — 
"Kitten."  4  pp.  (i/arjaer's  J/a^?.  v.  26,  1863,  p.  696.) 
— The  last  of  seven.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  29, 
1864,  p.  470.)— Lieft  behind.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. 
63,  1881,  p.  391.)— A  letter  and  what  came  of  It.  9  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  21,  1860,  p.  212.)— Liike  a  child.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  50, 1875,  p.  753.)— liols ;  the  story  of 
a  man's  revenge.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  25,  1862,  p. 
249.)— A  lost  love  j  Its  resurrection.  8  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  26,  1863,  p.  176.)— Love's  empty  house.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  64, 1882,  p.  824.)— Love's  land,  poem. 

1  p.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  7,  1874,  p.  431.)— A  madri- 
gal. 1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  53,  1876,  p.  726.)— A.  man's 
repentance.  2  pp.  (//arper'«  3/ag.  v.  22,  1861,  p.  110.) 
—May-flowers.  1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  27,  1871,  p. 
543.)— Midwinter  flowers.  1  ]).  (Scribner's  Monthly, 
V.  19,  1880,  p.  195.)— Miss  Letltia.  5  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  33,  1866,  p.  96.)— The  mist  over  the  valley.  5 
pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  \. 16,  1858,  p. 637.)— The  mountain 
road.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  18,  1859,  p.  231.)— My 
cross.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  33,  1866,  p.  503.)— My 
Inheritance.  10  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  15,  1857,  p.  480.) 
—My  lost  Alice.  4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  34,  1867,  p. 
378.)— My  sister  Mnrcla.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. '33, 
1866,  p.  744.)— My  special  contributor.  5  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  24,  1862,  p.  662.)— A  Rfe^v  Kngland 
tragedy.  4  pp.  (//arjier's  il/a/?.  v.  32,  1860,  p.  220.)— 
Next  year.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  17,  1858,  p.  788.)— 
Nora  and  I.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  30,  1803,  p.  201.) 
— Nuniber  10  Blank  slrt-et.  4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. 
22,  1861.  p.  182.)— Number  101.  10  pi>.  (Harper's  Mag. 
v.  16,  1858,  p.  658.)— Olive  West.  5  pp.  {Harper's 
Mag.  \.  32, 1866.  p.  6.53.)-OHve  "Winchester  Wigiit. 
8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  IT.IB.W,  p.  336.)— One  of  many. 

2  pp.  (Harper's  Mar/,  v.  27,  1863,  p.  120.)— Out  of  Nai- 
areth.  11  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  28,  1804,  p.  202.)- 
A  painted  fan.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  31,1^16,  \). 
20.)— Pride  of  Moses  Grant.  12  pp.  (Harper's  May. 
V.  15,  18.57,  !>.  617.)— Q,ue8<lon.  1  ji.  (Allant.  Monthly, 
v.'32,  1873,  p.  189.)— A  single  woman'*  story.  6  pp. 


(Harper's  Mag.v.  22, 1861,  p.  809.)— Song  of  a  summer. 

1  p.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  4,  1872,  p.  483.)— Mrs.  Stir- 
ling's reception.  5  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  23,  1861, 
p.  815.)— Summer's  ghost,  poem.  1  p.  (Scribner's 
Monthly,  v.  8,  1874,  p.  355.)— The  tenant  of  the  old 
torown  house.  11  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  14, 1857,  p.  196.) 
— Three  lives.  11  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  29,  1864,  p. 
30.)— T-wclve  years  of  my  life.  14  pp.  (Harper's  Mag, 
V.  22, 1861,  p.  624.)— Waiting.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. 
19,  1859,  p.  67.)— 'Waiting  for  the  children.  3  pp, 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  26,  1803.  p.  1.)— A  wife's  story.  12 
pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  24,  1802,  p.  42.) — A  woman's 
waiting.     1  p.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  27, 1863,  p.  815.) 

Moultrie,  John.     The  three  sons.    2  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  16,  1858,  p.  455.) 

Moultrie,  Maj.-Gen.  William.  1731-1805. 
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as  it  related  to  the  states  of  North  and  South 
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Hartley,  C.  B.     Life  of  M.     54  pp.     (In  his  Life  of 

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(Lougacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J.,  Nat.  portr.  gallery, 
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Moultrie,  Fort.  Doubleday,  Maj.-Gen.  A. 
Reminiscences  of  Forts  Sumter  and  Moultrie 
in  1860-61.     1876. 

Moulvi,  Syed  Ameer  Ali.  A  critical  exami- 
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CoNANT,  A.  J.     Foot-prints  of  vanished 

races  in  the  Mississippi  valley.     1879. 

Foster,  J.  W.     Pre-historic  races  of  the 

United  States.     1873. 

Jones,   C.  C,    Jr.      Antiquities    of    the 

southern  Indians.     1873. 

Maclean.  J.  P.     The  mound  builders  of 

the  valleys  of  the  Ohio  and  Mississippi.  1879. 

Pidgeon,  W.     Traditions  of  De-coo-dah 

and  antiquarian  researches :  comprising  ex- 
plorations and  surveys  of  the  earthen  re- 
mains of  the  mound- builders  of  America. 
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Short,  J.  T.  North  Americans  of  an- 
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Squier,  E.  G.,  and  Davis,  E.  H.     Ancient 

monuments  of  the  Mississippi  valley.  1848. 
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Andre-w-s,  E.  B.    Report  of  explorations  of  mounds 

in  southeastern  Ohio.  24  pp.  (Peabody  Mus.  Am. 
Archaool.  Reports,  v.  2,  1877,  p.  51.)— Bancroft,  H.  H. 
Works  of  the  mouud  builders.  47  pp.  (In  his  Native 
races,  v.  4,  p.  744.)— Barnes,  G.  W.  Hillocks  or 
mound-formations  of  San  Diego,  California.  7  pp. 
(Am.  Nat.  v.  13.  p.  565.)— Blgelow,  A.  Observations 
on  some  mounds  on  the  Tonsaw  river.  7  pp.  (^»i.  J. 
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Mound  builders.  16  pj).  (In  their  Hist,  of  U.  S.  v.  1, 
p.  19.)— Carr,  L.  Report  on  the  exploration  of  a 
mound  in  Leo  county,  Va.  20  pp.  (Peabody  Mus. 
Am.  Archaeol.  Reports,  v.  2, 1877,  p.  75.)— Chase,  H.  A. 
Indian  mounds  and  relics  on  the  coast  of  Oregon.  7 
pp.  (Am.  J.  Sci.  v.  106,  1873,  p.  26.)— Comfort,  A.  J. 
Indian  mounds  near  Fort  Wadsworth,  Dakota  territory. 
14  pp.  (Smithson.  Inst.  Report,  1871,  p.  389.)— Danil- 
sen,  A.  F.  Mouud  in  Tennessee.  1  p.  (Smithson. 
Inst.  Report,  1803,  p.  !)84.)— Dunning.  E.  O.  Account 
of  antiquities  in  Tennessee.  5  pp.  (Smithson.  Inst. 
Report,  1870.  p.  376.)— Du  Pr*,  L.  J.  Wonders  of  the 
lowlands.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  50,  1875,  p.  346.)— 
Forshey,  C.  G.  Doscrlpliou  of  some  artiflclal 
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cullaritlos  In  the  crania  of  the  mound  builders.  10  pp. 
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mound  relics  at  Devil  river.  Lake  Huron.  2  pp.  (Am. 
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St.  Clair  river,  Michigan.  7  pp.  (Peabody  Mus.  Am. 
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Animal  carvings  from  the  mounds  of  the  Mississippi 
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{Am.  J.  Hci.  V.  53,  1847,  p.  237.)— Stephenson,  M.  F. 
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{Am.  J.  Sci.  V.  44,  1843,  p.  21.)— Tenney,  S.  Mound 
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See  aUo  Am.  Nat.  v.  18, 1884,  p.  745.    Also  America, 
Antiquities. 


]IIoundaka  -  Oiipaiiichat,     extrait    de 

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Moiiuier,  Jean  Joseph.    De  1 'influence  des 

phllosophes,  Francs-Ma9on8  et  Illuminees,  sur  la  revo- 
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Mounter,  L.  De  I'agriculture  en  France, 
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2  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Bev.  v.  79,  1847, 
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Mounsey,  Augustus  H.  The  Satsuma  re- 
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Mount  Auburn  cemetery,  Cambridge, 

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V.  33,1831,  p.  397.) 

Mount  Desert,  3/e.  De  Costa,  B.  F. 
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Nichols,  G.  W.    Mount  Desert.    20  pp.    (Harper's 

Mag.  V.  45, 1872,  p.  321.) 

Mount  £dgcunibe.  Earl  of.     See  Edg- 

cumbe,  R. 
Mount    Henneth.      129  pp.      Bage,  R., 

Novels.    (Ballantyne,  -T.,  Novelists'  Libr.  p.  111.) 

Mount  Hope  Institution.  See  Balti- 
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Mount  Hope  lands.  Story  of  the.  Munro, 
W.  H.  2621 

Mount  of  OllTes.    158  pp.    Vaughan,  H., 

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Mount  St.  Mary's  College,  Md.    Mount 

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Mount  Vernon,  Va.  Strickland,  W. 
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Liossiug,  B.   J.    Mount  Vernon  as  it  Is.    19  pp. 

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32  pp.  (Everett,  E.,  Life  of  Washington,  Appendix  2. 
p.  286.) 

Mount  Vernon  papers.  Everett.  E.  2265 
Mount  Washington  in  winter,  or  the  ex- 
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Mountague,    Richard,    Bp.    of   Norwich. 

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Mountain,  Thomas.     Wordsworth,  C.     In 

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Mountain,  Tlie.     Jackson,  R.  M.  S.    —1628 
Mountain  bard.    See  Hogg,  J. 
Mountain  life  in  Algeria.  Barclay,  E.  1413 
Mountain  Meadows  massacre.    Lee, 

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Mto.  V.  -H.  1S54.  [..  245.) 

Mountain  river.  The.   A  dream.   Evening. 

3  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  9,  1837,  p.  58.) 

Mountain  torrent.  The.    5  pp.    {Harper's 

.Ma;.  V.  4.  1H52,  p.  4G5.) 

Mountaineering  in  1861.  Tyndall,  J.  1465 

Mountaineering    in    the  Sierra  Nevada. 

King,  C.  2476 


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MOVEMENTS 


Mountains. 

Elie  de  Beaumont,  J.  B.  A.  L.  L.    Notice 
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Jackson,  R.  M.  S.     The  mountain.     1860. 

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■ VOSE,  G.  L.     Orographic  geology;  or,  the 

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See  also  names  of  mountains  and  mountain-ranges, 
as  Alps. — Andes.—  Caucasus.  —  Etna.  —  Hima- 
laya.— Mont  Blanc. — Rocky  Mts. —Sinai,  Mt. — 
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Mountains  and  lakes  of  Switzerland. 

Bering,  G.  E.  —1721 

Mountains  and  molehills.     Marryat, 

F.  S.  2485 

Mount  eagle.  Lord.    See  Parker,  W.,  Lord 

Mounteagle. 
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Mountfort,  William.    Cook.  D.    Will  M. 

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Mountinorres,  2  Viscount.  See  Morres,  H. 
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Moura,  Don  Manuel  de.  Marques  de  Castel 

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Mouradja  d'Olisson,  Constantin.  1780- 
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Mourgues,  Mathieu    de.      Niceron,   J.   P. 

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tremblements  de  terre,  accompagnees  de 
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Mouvemens  des  mol^eules  de  la  lu- 

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Mouvenient  dans  les  fonctions  de  la  vie. 
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Mouvenients  g^n^raux  de  I'atmosphere. 
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Movements  and  habits  of  climbing 
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MOZART 


M OTenients  of  religions  thought  in 

Britain  during  the  19  century.     Tulloch.  J. 

—4257 

in OTers,  Franz  Karl.    1806-56.     Die  Phoeni- 

zier.     Bonn,  1841-56.     2  v.  in  4,  8°.  1706 

— —  Plioenizische  texte.     Breslau,  1845-47.    2 

V.  in  1,  8°.  -2145 

Contents.    Das  oplerweseu  der  Kartliager,  v.  2. — 

Die  punischen  texte  im  Poeuulus  des  Plantas,  v.  1. 

moTiniiciitos,  separacion  y  guerra  de  Cata- 

lufla.    77  pp.    Melo,  F.  M.   de.    (Rosell,  C,  Hist,  de 
aucesns  partic.  v.  1,  p.  459.) 

MOTing.     Dodge,  M.  A.     7  pp.      (Atlant. 

Munlkhj,  V.  10,  1862,  p.  81.) 

MowRtj  J.  L.  G.  {Ed.)    Sinonoma  Bartholo- 

mei.    See  Mirfeld,  J. 
Mowatt,  Anna  Cora.    See  Ritchie,  A.  C.  M. 
Mowntayne,  Thomas.     16  cent.    Troubles 

of,  wrltteu  by  himself.    41  pp.    (In  Narratives  of  the 
days  of  the  reformation,  p.  177  :  Camden  Soc.  Ko.  77.) 

Mo  wry,  Sylvester.  1830-71.  Arizona  and 
Sonora :  the  geography,  history,  and  re- 
sources of  the  silver  region  of  North  America. 
New  York,  1864.     12°.  3597 

INEoxoii,  Edward.    Sonnets.     9  pp.     (Rev.  of 

in  Quart.  Hev.  v.  59, 1837,  p.  209.) 

Moya,  Pedro  de.    Lefort,  P.    Pedro  de  M. 

4  pp.    (Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C,  Hist,  des  peintres :  Ecole  es- 
pagnofe.) 

Sloyeii  &ge  et  la  renaissance.  Lacroix, 
P.  (Bibliophile  Jacob,  psewd. ),  and  Sere,  F. 

5  V.  —1722 
Moyen-Monf  ier,  Abbey.    Liber  de  succes- 

soribus  sauctl  Hildulfl  in  Mediauo  monasterio.    7  pp. 
(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  4,  p.  86.) 

Moyeus  de  parvenir,  Les  vrais.    8  pp. 

(Fournel,  V.,  Contemp,  de  Moliere,  v.  2,  p.  345.) 

Moyle,  J.  B.  (Tr.)     Imperatoris  Justiuiani 

Institutionum.     See  Justinianus. 
Moyle,  Walter  [Tr.)    1672-1721.    Discourse 

upon  improving  the  revenue  of  the  state  of 

Athens.     See  Xenophon. 
Moyse   sanv^,  idyle    heroique.      192  pp. 

Salut-Amant,  M.  A.  G.,  (Euvres,  v.  2,  p.  137. 

Moyses.    Carmen  de  laudibus  Bergomi.    16 

pp.     (iluratorl,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  5,  p.  521.) 

Moyses,  David.  1573-1630.  Memoirs  of  the 
affairs  of  Scotland  .  .  .  1577-1603.  Together 
with  a  discourse  of  the  conspiracy  of  the 
Earl  of  Gowry.   Edinburgh,  1755.   12°.   2587 

Mozambique.  McLeod,  L.  Travels  in 
eastern  Africa  ;  with  the  narrative  of  a  resi- 
dence in  Mozambique.     1860,  2  v. 

Mozart,  Johann  Chry  sostom  Wolfgang  Ama- 
deus.  1719-87.  Werke.  Kritische  durch- 
gesehene  gesammtausgabe.  Leipzig,  n.  d. 
72  V.  4°,  and  4  v.  8°.  —2785 

Contents.  Apollo  et  Hyaclutiius,  latelnlscbe 
comoedle,  5  s.  v.  2. —  Arlen,  duette,  terzette,  und 
quartette,  mlt  begleltung  des  orchesters,  2  v.  6  s. ; 
Revlslonsbericht,  6  s.,  supplement.  —  Ascauio  In 
Alba,  theatrallsches  festsplel,  5  s.  v.  6.— Basdeu  et 

Bastlenue,  deutsche  operette,  5  s.  v.  3 Betnlia 

libei-ata,  Itallenlsches  oratoriura,  4  s.  v.  4.— Cau- 

tateu   und  oratorien,  3  v.  4  s Cassatlonen   und 

serenadeu  fuer  orchester,  9  a.  v.  1 ;  Kevislonaberlcht, 
9  8.,  supplement.— La  Clenienza  di  Tito,  opera 
serla,  5  s.  v.  21.— Coucerte  fuer  das  pianoforte,  4  v. 
16  8.— CJoncerte  fuer  eln  blaslnstrument  und  orchester, 
12  8.  V.  2 ;  24  s.  Nos.  20, 21 ;  Revlslonsbericht,  12  s.,  sup- 
plement.—Concerte  fuer  vloUne  und  orchester,  12  s.  v. 
1 ;  24  s.  No.  19 ;  Revlslonsbericht,  12  s.,  supplement.— 
Cogl  fan  tutte,  opera  butfa,  5  s.  v.  19.— Davidde 
peiiltente,  oratorium,  4  s.  v.  5.  —  Dlvertiniente 
fuer  orchester,  9  s.  v.  2;  Revlslonsbericht,  9  s.,  sup- 
plement.—II  dlssoluto  punlto,  ossla,  il  Don  Gio- 
vanni, opera  bufta,  5  s.  v.  18.— JDnos  und  trio  fuer 
strelchiustrumente,  15  s.- Die  entfiieliraug  ans 
dem  Serial,  komisches  singsplel,  6  s.  v.  15.—  La 
PAKX  IV.— 48. 


finta  Glardiniera,  opera  buffa,  5  s.  v.  9.— La  finta 

seniplice,  opera  buffa,  5  s.  v.  4. — Klelaere  gelstllche 
gesaiig-werke,  2  v.  3  s.— Kleinere  gelstllche  und 
weliliche  gesangwerke,  24  s. — Idomeneo,  re  di  Greta, 
ossla.  Ilia  adamante,  opera  seria,  5  s.  v.  13 — Ballet- 
musik  zur  oper  Idomeneo,  5  s.  v.  14. — Kanous,  7  s.  v. 
2. — Iiieder  und  gesaenge  mit  begleltung  des  piano- 
forte, 7  s.  V.  1. — Litaneien  und  vespern,  2  s.— Lin- 
cio  Silla,  opera  serla,  5  s.  v.  8.— 91aersclie  und 
kleinere  stuecke  fuer  orchester,  10  s. ;  Revlslonsbe- 
richt, 10  s.,  supplement. — Messeu,  2  v.  1  s.,  and  24  8. 
No.  29  — Mithrldate,  re  dl  Ponto,  opera  serla,  5  s. 
V.  5— Le  Xoz7.e  di  Figaro,  opera  buffa,  5  s.  v.  17. — 
L'Oca  del  Cairo,  komlsche  oper,  24  s.  No.  37.— 
Opern,  21  v.  5  s.;  24  s. ;  Revlslonsbericht,  5  s.,  sup- 
plement.— Ouverturen  zu  den  opern,  5  s. — Kleinere 
orcliesterstaecke,  4  8.  —  Piauoforte-quintett, 
-quartette  und  -trios,  5  v.  17  s. — Kleinere  stuecke  fuer 
das  pianoforte,  22  s.- Fuer  eln  und  zwei  pianoforte  zu 
vler  haenden,  19  s.- Q,nartette  fuer  strelchlnstru- 
mente,  14  s.— ^nintette  fuer  strelchiustrumente,  13 
8. — II  re  pastore,  dramatlsches  festsplel,  5  s.  v.  10. — 
Reqniem,  24  s.  No.  1.— Der  Scliaitspieldirector, 
comoedle  mlt  muslk,  5  s.  v.  16. — Die  Schnldigkeit 
des  ersten  gebotes,  gelstliches  singsplel,  5  s.  v.  1 — 
II  sogno  di  Sciplone,  theatrallsches  festsplel,  5  8. 
V.  7.— Sonaten  fuer  mehrere  Instrumente  mlt  orgel, 
23  8.- Sonaten  und  phantaslen  fuer  das  pianoforte,  20 
8.— Sonaten  und  varlationen  fuer  pianoforte  und  vlo- 
Une, 4  V.  18  s.— Lo  sposo  delnso,  opera  bufta,  24  8. 

No.  38 Symphouieu,  3  v.  8  s. ;   24  8.   Nos.   2-7.— 

Taenze  fuer  orchester,  11  s. ;  Revlslonsbericht,  11  a., 
supplement. — Choere  und  zwlschenacte  zu  dem  he- 
rolschen  drama,  Thainos,  Koenlg  In  .Sgypten,  5  s.  v. 
12.— Varianten  fuer  das  pianoforte,  21  s.- Zaide, 
deutsche  operette,  5  s.  v.  11. —  Die  Zanberfloete, 
deutsche  oper,  5  s.  v.  20. 

-  The  letters  of  (1769-1791).  Tr.  from  the 
collection  of  Ludwig  Nohl.  by  Lady  Wallace. 
London,  1865.     2  v.  8°.  5847 

-  Blaze  de  Bury,  H.  Mozart  et  la  Flute  enchant^e. 
34  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1865,  2  p6r.  v.  56,  p.  412.)— 
Don  Giovanni.  Tr.  from  the  German.  8  pp.  (Dem. 
Rec.  V.  20,  1847,  p.  36.)— Pianoforte  -tvorks.  10  pp. 
(Rev.  of  In  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  43.  1851,  p.  453.)— Scudo,  P. 
Mozart  et  Don  Juan.  54  pp.  { Reed. deux  mondes,lSi9 , 
n.  per.  v.  1,  p.  872.)— Upton,  G.  P.  Mozart :  The  Re- 
quiem.   11  pp.    (In  his  Standard  oratorios,  p.  234.) 

-  Beyley  {pseud.  Stendhal),  M.  H.  Life 
of  Haydn,  in  a  series  of  letters  written  at 
Vienna.  Followed  by  the  life  of  Mozart, 
and  observations  on  Metastasio.     1817. 

Holmes,  E.     Life  of  Mozart,  including 

his  correspondence.    I860;  1878. 

Jahn,  O.     W.  a.  Mozart.     1856-59,  4  v. 

Life  of  Mozart.  Tr.  by  P.  D.  Townsend. 

With  a  preface  by  George  Grove.     1882,  3  v. 

Nohl,  L.     Life  of  Mozart.     Tr.  from  the 

German  work  of,  by  Lady  Wallace.  1877, 2  v. 

OuLiBiCHEFF,  A.      Nouvelle    biographie 

de  Mozart.     1843,  3  v. 

Pole,  W.   The  story  of  Mozart's  Requiem. 

1879. 

-  Barrington,  D.  Account  of  a  very  remarkable 
young  musician.  10  pp.  (In  his  Miscellanies,  p.  279.) 
— Durand,  J.  Mozart  k  Salnt-Eustache  de  Paris.  3 
pp.  [Ann.  arehiol.  v.  22,  1862,  p.  364.)— Goschler,  I. 
Mozart,  d'aprds  de  nouveaux  documents.  63  pp. 
(  Correspondant,  v.  66,  1865,  p.  649;  v.  67,  1865,  p.  122.)— 
Jullien,  A.  Mozart,  ses  sSjours  a  Paris.  28  pp. 
(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  56,  1873,  p.  1144.)— Keddie,  H. 
(Sarah  Ty tier,  pseud.)  Mozart.  58  pp.  (/n  Aer  Musical 
composers,  p.  76.) — Liiszt,  F.  Mozart.  16  pp.  (Ge- 
samm.  schriflen,  v.  3,  abtb.  1,  p.  151.) — Ijo^ve-Veimars, 
A.,  and  Planche,  G.  Histolre  et  philosophie  de  I'art. 
Mozart.  41  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1834,  3  s.  v.  1,  p. 
641.)— Montsneyan,  R.  de.  Mozart,  I'homme  et  I'ar- 
tlste.  34  pp.  (iJeu.  contemp.  1858, V. 2,  p. 823.)— Mozart: 
a  study  of  artistic  nationality.  19  pp.  (Blackwood's 
Mag.  v.  131, 1882,  p.  635.)— Prodigy  of  Salzburg.  9 
pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  27,  1846,  p.  16.)— Story  of 
"The  Requien*."  12  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  y.  il,  1^0, 
p.  539.)— Statham,  H.  H.  Mozart.  15  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  8.  V.  35,  1884,  p.  226.)— Varcollier,  (— ).  Mozart. 
13  pp.     (Correspondant,  v.  44,  1858,  p.  82.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  58,  1845,  p.  572 ;  Edlu. 
Rev.  V.  150, 1879,  p.  339. 


MOZLEY 


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MUEHLBAUER 


Mozley^  Anne  {Ed.)    Letters  of  the  Rev.  J. 

B.  Mozley.    See  Mozley,  J.  B. 

Mozley ,  Herbert  N.  The  property  disabilities 

of  (i,  married  ■woman,  and  other  legal  effects  of  mar- 
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9Iozley,  James  Bowling.  1813-78.  Letters. 
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-  Haiinali,  J.  Mr.  Mozley's  Bamptou  lectures.  16 
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Augustiniau  doctrine  of  predestliiatioii.  68  pp. 
(Bev.  of  in  Dublin  Rev.  v.  40,  1856,  p.  67 ;  N.  Brit.  Rev. 
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Slialrp,  J.  C.    The  late  Canon  M.    15  pp.    (Fraser't 

Alafj.  n.  s.  V.  21,  1880,  p.  174.) 

Mozley,  Thomas.  1806 — .  Reminiscences 
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nCozoonidar,  Protap  Chunder.  The  oriental 
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Emersoii  as  seen  from  India.   7  pp.   (Sanborn, 

F.  B.,  Genius  and  character  of  Emerson,  p.  365.) 

Mpangwe    language.      Burton,    R.    F. 

Proverbial  sayings  and  Idioms  in  the  Mpangwe  (Fan) 
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JlfN  found  in  a  bottle.  12  pp.  Foe,  E.  A., 

Woi-ks,  ed.  J.  H.  Ingram,  v.  1,  p.  138. 

Mt^sa,  King  of  Uganda.    King  Mtesa.    5  pp. 

(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  134,  1883,  p.  219.) 

Mubarrad,  Abfi'l-Abbas  Muhammad  E1-. 
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Mucant^,  Jean  Paul.     Brequigny,  L.  G.  O. 

F.  de.  Notice  d'une  i)artie  du  Journal  de  M.  18  pp. 
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M HCianus   (Scholasticus).     6  cent.     Inter- 

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Mueianus,  Caius  Licinius.    Brunn,  L.    De 

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Mudford,  William.  1782-1848.  Critical  ex- 
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Felix  Binocular;  a  legal  sketch.  5  pp.  (Fraser't 

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Mudge,  William,  Dalby,  Isaac,  and  Col- 
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Mudie,  Charles  Edward.  1818—.  Catalogue 
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Passages    from   my  life,  together  with 

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novissimis  declarationibus  ss.  pontificum  ad 
causas    respicientibus.      Monachi,    1872-86. 

5  V.  4°.  —3202 

Contents. 
Abncus-Attentata,  v.  1.  Coenoblum-Duollum,  v.  i. 

Bachanalia-Bulla,  v.  2.  EccleBla-Funeralia,  v.  6. 

Cadaver-Coemeterlum,  v.  3. 
Note.— The  library  has  only  pts.  1-8  of  v.  6. 


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Mne|ildo''f»  Bavaria.  Muehldorferannalen, 

I:tl3-lf28.  -44  pp.  ( CAroniA-en  deurtcA.  itae^ife,  V.  15,  p.  367.) 

Muehlinanu,  Gustav  Eduard.  1812-70. 
Griechisch  -  deutsches  woerterbuch.  See 
Host.  V.  C.  F. 

Muelbausen,  Alsace.  An  industrial  so- 
ciety aud  its  work.  8  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  59, 1879, 
p.  5CS.,— ^Valker,  A.  L.  AUacian  Manchester.  19  pp. 
(CV>H.'«ii;'.  He-,  v.  il,  18*>,  p.  707.) 

Mliellenhoff,  Karl  Victor.  1818-84.  Sagen, 
maerchen.  und  lieder  der  Herzogthuemer 
Schleswig,  Holstein,  und  Lauenburg.  Kiel, 
1845.     8°.  1235 

-  Ueber  den  scbwerttanz.  39  pp.  fBeseler,  G., 
Fatgabenfuer  Gustav  Homeyer  zum  28  JuU  1871,  p.  109.) 

•- —  {Ed.)  Kleinere  schriften  zur  deutschen 
pliilologie,  von  Karl  Lachmann.  See  Lach- 
mann,  K.  K.  F.  W. 

• and  Seherer,  Wilhelm.    Denkmaeler 

deutscher  ix)esie  und  prosa  aus  dem  YIII- 
XII  jahrhundert.  2  Termehrte  und  ver- 
besserte  ausgabe.     Berlin,  1873.     8°.       2553 

Mueller,  Adam  von.  Varnhagen  von  Ense, 
0.  A.  L.  P.  Adam  von  Mueller.  7  pp.  [Ausgtw.  sdirif- 
ten,  V.  18,  p.  GS.1 

Mueller,  Albert.  1819 — .  Geognosfcische 
skizze  des  kantons  Basel  und  der  augrenzen- 
den  gebiete.  Nebst  geognostischer  karte  in 
farbendruck.  Neuenburgh,  1862.  4°,  and 
map,  4°.     (Beitr.  geol.  karte  Schweiz,  \.  1.) 

—1562 

Mueller,  Arthur  (Ed.)  Franz  Freiherrn 
Gaudy  Poetische  und  prosaische  werke. 
See  Gaudy.  F.  B.  H.  W.,  Freiherr  von. 

Mueller,  August.     1810-75.    Ueber  die  ent- 

siehuug  orgauUscher  wesen  und  deren  spaltung  In 
arleu.    48  pp.     {Samml.  wissem.  tortrg.  v.  1, 1S66.) 

Mueller,  August.  1848 — .  JDer  Islam  im 
morgen-  und  abendland.  Berlin.  1885-87. 
2  V.  r.  S°.  (Oncken,  W.,  Allgem.  geschkhte, 
abth.  2.  theil4.)  3724 

Uet>er  eluige  arabisclie  senteuzen-sammlau- 

geii.  23  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Jieits.  v.  31,  1877, 
p.  5U6.) — Beherrsclier  der  glaenblgen.  47  pp. 
(.<Cnmm(.  tcissem.  vf'rtrg.  v.  17,  18t>2,  p.  777.  i — Grammar 
of  tlie  Arabic  language,  tr.  from  the  German  of 
C-isparl.  17  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Ztils.  V.  30,  1876,  p.  200.)— Arab! sche  quellen  zur  ge- 
schichte  der  indiscben  niedlzlu.  93  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeils.  v.  34, 1880.  p.  463.) 

{Ed.)    Ibn  Abi  Useibia.    [Werke.]    See 

Ibn  Abi  Useibia. 

Mueller,  C.  F.  TV.    Plautinische  prosodie. 
Nachtraege.     Berlin.  1869-71.    2  v.  8°.     3234 
Mueller,  Carl.    See  Mueller,  Karl. 
Mueller,  Christian  Gottfried   [Ed.)    1747- 

1819.     'laaaKiov  nal  'l(javvov  rov  T^ir^ov  Ilx^^-^^ 

elg  AvKopfMia.    See  Tzetzes,  I.  and  J. 

{Ed.)    Theodori  Metochitae  Miscellanea 

philosophica  et  historica.     See  Metochita.  T. 

Mueller,  Christian  Heinrich.  1772-1849. 
VoUstaendiges  und  systematisch  geordnetes 
sach-  und  namenregister  zu  den  76  baenden 
der  vom  Prof.  Dr.  Ludwig  Wilhelm  Gilbert 
vom  jahre  1799  bis  1824  herausg.  Annalen 
der  physik  und  der  physikalischen  chemie. 
Leipzig,  1826.     8°.  —2515 

Mueller,  Christine,  pseud.  See  Walree,  E. 
C.  W.  van. 

Mueller,  Christoph  Heinrich.  1740-1807. 
Samlung  deutscher  gedichte  aus  dem  XII, 
XIII,  und  XIV  jahrhundert.  Berlin.  1784- 
85.     2  V.  in  1 .  4°.  2353 

Cimtenlt.  Aldt  metster  geganebncb,  v.  \>.  — 
Alexander,  der  Wilde.  [Gedichte J,  v.  2.— Elles  von 
der  Legne.    [Ctedtchte],  v.  2.— Fleck,  C.    I/)ebenllche 


buch  von  Floren  and  von  Blantacheflur,  v.  2.— Frei- 
berg, H.  von.  Tristran,  v.  2.— FreldaiUc,  B.  TBe- 
scheidenheit],  v.  2. — Friedrich  von  Sonnenfcui'j.  [Ge- 
dichte], v.  2.— Geroelin,  Meister.  [Gedichte],  v.  2.— 
Goldeuer,  Der.     [Gedichte],  v.  2. — Gottfried  von 

SIratsburg.     Von  der  mlunen,  v.  1. — Tristran.  v.  2. 

Gnter,  Der.  [Gedichte],  v.  2. — Hartmann  von  Aae. 
Dls  ist  Von  den  armen  Heinrich,  v.  1.— Tweiu,  v.  2. — 
Hermann  der  Damen.  [Gedichte],  v.  2.— Hoelle- 
fenr,  Der.  [Gedichte],  v.  2.— Kelin,  Meisler.  [Ge- 
dichte], V.  2.— Liietsconiv^ere,  Der.  [Gedichte],  v.  2. 
— Meissner,  Der.  'Gedichte],  v.  2. — Dis  la  von  dem 
pfenuiuge,  v.  1. — Reinold  von  der  Lippe.  [Gedichte], 
v.  J.— Rnbiuor  Robiu.  [Gtedichte],  v.  2.— Rndin- 
ger,  Meister.  [Gedichte],  v.  2.— Rnmeland,  Meister. 
[Gedichte],   v.  2.  —  Rumelaud  eon  Sehwaben.     [Ge- 

dlchtei,  v.  2 Sbynuenberger.     [Gedichte],  v.  2. — 

Singnf,  MeisUr.  [Gedichte],  v.  2.— Spervogel.  [Ge- 
dichte], V.  2.  —  Stolle,  Meister.  [Gedichte].  v.  2.— 
Tannbaenser,  Der.  [Gedichte],  v.  2 —  Unver- 
zagte,  Der.  [Gedichte],  v.  2. — Urenbejrmer,  Der. 
[Gedichte],  v.  2.— Waltber  con  der  Vogetioeide.  [Ge- 
dichte], v.  2.— AVeriiber,  or  Wirner,  Bruder.  [Ge- 
dichte], V.  2.  —  Dis  1st  von  der  wibe  list,  v.  1. — 
Wolfram  von  Eich'^nhach.     Parclval,  v.  1. 

Mueller,   David   Heinrich.     Die  Harra-in- 

schrirteu  uud  ihre  bedeutung  fuer  die  entwieklungs- 
geschlchte  der  suedsemliischen  schrlft.  Ein  ent- 
zifferungsversuch.  10  pp.  3  pi.  (Deutsch.  morg.  ge- 
sells. ZeiU.  V.  30,  1876,  p.  514.;— HImjariscbe  In- 
scbriftcn.  38  pp.  3  pi.  (Deutsch.  in'>rg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  V.  29,  1875,  p.  591. j— HImjariscbe  stndien. 
38  pp.  3  pi.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeils.  v.  30,  1876. 
p.  671.) — Der  status  constructus  im  bimjariscben. 
8  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  30,  lb76,  p.  117.) 
— Himjariscbes  bild  mit  inschrlft.  2  pp.  1  pi. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  2<«(s.  v.  30, 1876,  p.  115.)— Die 
nnnatlou  uud  die  mlmation.  10  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  32,  1878,  p.  542.) 

Mueller,  Eduard  (Ed.)  1804-75.  Karl  Ot- 
fried  Mueller's  Kleine  deutsche  schriften. 
See  Mueller,  K.  O. 
Mueller,  Eduard.  1824-81.  Etymologisches 
woerterbuch  der  englischen  sprache.  Coe- 
then,  1865-67.     2  v.  8^  1175 

ConteiUt. 
A-KnucUe,  v.  1.  Label- Yeoman,  t.  2. 

Deiitscbbeiu,C.    Eduard  Mueller.  5  pp.  [AngUa, 

V.  4.  ISSl,  p.  421.) 

Mueller,  Eduard  {Ed.)  The  Dhamma- 
sangani.  London,  1885.  8°.  (Pali  Text 
Soc. )  3107 

Mueller,  Eduard  Friedrich  Hermann  Xu- 
cian.  1836 — .  De  re  metrica  poetarum  La- 
tinonim  praeter  Plautum  et  Terentium  libri 
VII.  Accedunt  ejusdem  auctoris  opuscula. 
Lipsiae.  1861.     8°.  —2112 

Friedrich  Ritschl :  Eine  wissenschaf tliche 

biographic.  2  ausgabe.  Mit  dem  supple- 
ment :  Gedanken  ueber  das  studium  der 
classischen  philologie.     Berlin,  1878.     12°. 

5886 

Quintus  Ennius.    Eine  einleitung  in  das 

studium  der  roemischen  poesie.  St.  Peters- 
burg, 1884.     8^  3213 

Ueber  den  auszug  aus  der  Ilias  des  soge- 

nannten  Pindarus  Thebanus.  Berlin,  1857. 
8=.  3246 

{Ed.)  C.  Lucili  Saturarum  reliquiae.  See 

Lucilius,  C. 

{Ed.)  Catulli.  TibuUi,  Propertii  Carmina. 

See  Catullus,  C  V..  etc. 

{Ed.)  Claudii  Rutilii  Namatiani  De  re- 
ditu suo.     See  Rutilius  Namatianus.  C. 

{Ed.)   P.  Ovidii  Nasonis  Carmina  ama- 

toria.    See  Ovidius  Naso,  P. 

{Ed.)    Phaedri  Augusti  liberti  Fabulae 

jEsopiae.    See  Phaedrus. 

(Ed.)  Publilii Optatiani Porfyrii Carmina. 

See  Porphyrins,  P.  O. 


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[Ed.)     Q.  Horatii  Flacci  Carmina.    See 

Horatius  Flaccus,  Q. 

- —  Fraiickeii,  C.  M.    Lucillana  et  Luclanea.    56  pp. 

(Mnemosyne,  u.  s.  v.  1, 1873,  p.  237.) 

Mueller,  Ernst  Heinrich  Otto.  1833—.  De 
P.  Annio  Floro  poeta  et  carmine  quod  Per- 
vigilium Veneris  inscriptum  est.  Berolini, 
1855.     12°.  3246 

{Ed.)  P.  Papini  Stati  Thebais  et  Achilleis 

cum  scholiis.    See  Statius,  P.  P. 

Mueller,  Ferdinand  von.  1825—.  Select 
extra-tropical  plants  readily  eligible  for  in- 
dustrial culture  or  naturalisation,  with  indi- 
cations of  their  native  countries  and  some  of 
their  uses.    Sydney,  1881.     8°.  —2685 

Coutributions  to  the  pliytography  of  the  New 

Hebrides  and  Loyalty  Islands.  30  pp.  (With  Camp- 
bell, F.  A.,  Year  in  the  New  Hebrides,  p.  225  ) 

Mueller,  Frederik  Paludan.  1809—.  Adam 
Homo.     Kjobenhavn,  1863.     2  v.  12°.      2346 

Mueller,  Friedrich  von.  1779-1849.  Goethe 
considered  as  a  man  of  action.  80  pp.  (Austin,  S., 
Character  is  lies  of  Gneihe,  v.  2,  p.  241.)— Memoir  of  the 
Grand  Duke  Karl-August  of  Sachseu-Welmar- 
Elsenach.  30  pp.  (Austin,  S.,  Characteristics  of  Goethe, 
V.  3,  p.  121.)— Memoir  of  the  Grand  Duchess  liulse  of 
Sachsen- Weimar-Eisenach.  42  pp.  (Austin,  8.,  Charac- 
teristics of  Goethe,  v.  3,  p.  163.) 

Goethe,  J.  W.  von.    Unterhaltungen  mit 

dem  Kanzler  Friedrich  von  Mueller.  Her- 
ausg.  von  C.  A.  H.  Burkhardt.     1870. 

Mueller,  Friedrich.  1834—.  Grundriss  der 
sprachwissenschaft.  Wien,  1876-87.  3  v. 
in  4,  8°.  —2182 

Contents.  Elnleltnng  in  die  sprachwissenschaft, 
V.  1. — Spracheu  der  lockenliaarigen  rasseii,  v.  3. 
— Sprachon  der  schliclitliaarigen  rasseii,  v.  2. 

Reise  der  oesterreichischen  fregatte  No- 

vara  ...  1857-59,  Linguistischer  theil. 
Wien,  1867.     4°.  —2591 

Contents.  Afrikanische  spraclien. — Au8<ral- 
isclie  spraclieu.— Bautu-gpraclien.- Dravlda- 
spraclieu.  —  Haiultisclie  spraclien.  —  Hotte'n- 
toteu-spraclie.  —  Indisclie  spraclien.  —  Ueber 
ursprung,  eutwlcklung,  uud  verbrellung  der  in- 
dischen  schrift.— Malaylsclie  spraclien. — Po- 
lynesisclie  spraclien. —  Sauskrit-spracheu. — 
Singlialesiscli. 

Fiaetorius,  F.      F.   Mueller:    Der  dual    In   den 

semillschen  sprachen.  7  pp.  (Deutsch.  raorg.  gesells. 
Zeils.  V.  29.1875,  p.  663.) 

and  Sclierzer,  Karl  von.  Ethnographie. 

Wien,  1868.  4°.  [Novara  exped.  Anthropol. 
theil,  3  abth.)  —2591 

Contents.  Allgemelne  ueberslcht  der  bevoelkerung 
Afrlka's.- Allgemelne  ueberslcht  der  bevoelkerung 
Amerlka's.— Allgemelne  ueberslcht  der  bevoelker- 
ung Asieiis.— Austrulier.— Cliinesen.— Hotten- 
toten.—Kalfern.— Mala  yen.— niittellaendisclie 
rasse. — Papua's. 

Mueller,  Friedrich  Max,  LL.  D.  1823—. 
Biographical  essays.     New  York,  1884.    12°. 

3776 

Contents.  Buiiyin  Naiijio,  1849.— Keshub  Chun- 
der  Sen,  1838-84.— Dayfinanda  Savasvat'i,  1827-83. 
— Keujlu  Kasatvara,  1851-83.- Klng8ley,1820-75. 
— Mohl,  1800-76.- Kajah  RAmmohun  Koy,  1774- 
1883. 

Buddhism  and   Buddhist  pilgrims.      A 

review  of  M.  Stanislas  Julien's  Voyages  des 
pelerins  buddhistes.  Together  with  a  letter 
on  the  original  meaning  of  "Nirvana." 
London,  1857.    8°.  —2284 

• Chips  from  a  German  workshop.  Lon- 
don, 1867-75.  4  v.  8°.  —2183 
Contents.  Bacon  In  Germany,  v.  3.— Belleropon, 
V.  2.— On  the  vitality  of  Braliinauisin,  v.  4.— Bud- 
dhism, v.  1.— Buddhist  pilgrims,  v.  l.—Buiisen, 
C.  K.  J.,  Freiherr  von.  Letters  to  Max  Mueller  In  the 
years  1848-59,  v.  3.  —  Bunsen,  v.  3. —  Caste,  v.  2.— 
Chasot,  V.  3.— CU1»«>«  translations  of  Sanskrit 


texts,  V.  1.— Christ  and  other  masters,  v.  1 Life  of 

Colebrooke,  with  extracts  from  his  MS  notes  on 
comparative  philology,  v.  4.— Comparative  my- 
thology, v.  2.— Lecture  on  the  results  of  compara- 
tive philology,  V.  4.— Inaugural  lecture,  on  the 
value  of  comparative  philology  as  a  branch  of  aca- 
demic study,  V.  4.— Works  of  Confucius,  v.  1.— Cor- 
nish antiquities,  v.  3. — Rede  lecture,  pt.  II.  On 
Curtius'  Chronology  of  the  Indo-Germanlc 
languages,  v.  4. —  Eeply  to  Mr.  Dar^vin,  v.  4. — 
Essay  on  the  migration  of  fahles,  v.  4.— Our  figures, 
V.  2.— Folklore,  v.  2 — Genesis  and  the  Zend-.\vesta, 
V.  1.  — German  literature,  v.  3.  —  Old  German 
love-songs,  v.  3.— A  German  traveller  in  Eng- 
land, A.  D.  1598,  v.  3.— Greek  legends,  v.  2.— Greek 
mythology,  v.  2.— Are  there  Jews  In  Cornwall  ? 
V.  3. — Joiuville,  V.  3. — Journal  des  Savants  and 
the  Journal  de  Tr6voux,  v.  3.— Essays  chiefly  on  the 
science  of  language,  v.  4.— Rede  lecture,  pt.  I.  On 
the  stratlflcatlon  of  language,  v.  4.— Essays  on  litera- 
ture, biography,  and  antiquities,  v.  2.— On  manners 
antl  customs,  v.  2.— Lecture  on  missions,  v.  4.— 
Wllhelm  Mueller,  v.  3.— Essays  on  mytliology, 
traditions,  and  customs,  v.  2.— Meaning  of  Nirvana, 
V.  1.— Norsemen  in  Iceland,  v.  2.— Address  on  the 
importance  of  Oriental  studies,  v.  4. — The  modern 
Parsls,  V.  1.— Popol  Vuli,  v.  1.— Essays  on  the 
science  of  religion,  v.  1.— The  insulation  of  St. 
Michael's  Mount,  v.  3.— Life  of  Schiller,  v.  3.— 
Ye  Scliippe  of  fooles,  v.  3.— On  the  language  and 
poetry  of  Schleswlg-Holsteln,  v.  3.  —  In  self- 
defence,  V.  4.  —  Semitic  monotheism,  v.  1.  — 
Shakespeare,  v.  3.— Stanley,  A.  P.  The  end  and 
the  means  of  Christian  missions,  v.  4.— Popular  tales 
from  the  Norse,  v.  2.— Tales  from  the  -west 
Highlands,  v.  2.— The  Veda  and  Zend-Avesia,  v.  1. 
—Lecture  on  the  Vedas,  or  the  sacred  books  of  the 
Brahmans,  v.  1. — Progress  of  Zend  scliolarship, 
V.  1. — On  the  study  of  the  Zend-Avesta  in  India, 
V.  1.— Zulu  nursery  tales,  v.  2. 

History  of  ancient  Sanskrit  literature  so 

far  as  it  illustrates  the  primitive  religion  of 
the  Brahmans.  London,  1859.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  DtiUin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  55,  1860,  p.  400 ; 
Edin.  Rev.  v.  112,  1860,  p.  361.)  3184 

India,  what  can  it  teach  usV  A  course  of 

lectures.     Loudon,  1883.     8°.  3164 

Introduction  to  the  science  of  religion, 

with  2  essays  on  false  analogies  and  the 
philosophy  of  mythology.  London,  1873.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  139,  1874,  p.  417.) 

—4226 

Languages  of  the  seat  of  war  in  the  East. 

With  a  survey  of  the  3  families  of  language, 
Semitic,  Ariau,  and  Turanian.  2  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1855.     8°.  —2184 

Lectures  on  the  origin  and  growth  of  re- 
ligion, as  illustrated  by  the  religions  of  India. 
New  York,  1879.  12°.  {Hibbert  lectures, 
1878.)  —2276 

Contents.  Is  fetishism  a  primitive  form  of  re- 
ligion ?— On  henotheism,  polytheism,  monotheism, 

and  atheism The  perception  of  the  infinite. — Ideas 

of  infinity  and  law.— Ancient  literature  of  India, 
so  far  as  It  supplies  materials  for  the  study  of  the 
origin  of  religion.— Philosophy  and  religion.— 
Worship  of  the  tangible,  semi-tangible,  and 
intangible  objects. 

Lectures  on  the  science  of  language,  de- 
livered at  the  Royal  Institution  of  Great 
Britain.     London,  1864-66.     2  v.  8°.     —2183 

Contents.  Comparative  gram  mar,  1  s. — On  the 
principles  of  etymology,  2  s.— Grimm's  la\v,  2  s. 
— Jupiter,  the  supreme  Aryan  god,  2  s.— Language 

and  reason,  2  s.— Constituent  elements  of  language, 
1  8.— Growth  of  language  In  contradistinction  to  tho 
history  of  language,  1  s.— Genealogical  classlflcatlon 
of  languages,  1  s.— Genealogical  tables  of  languiiges, 

1  s.— Morphological  classUlcation  of  languages,!  s.— 
Metaphor,  2  s.— Modern  mythology,  2  s.— My- 
thology of  the  Greeks,  2  s.— Myths  of  the  dawn, 

2  s.  —  Phonetic  change,  2  s.—  Physiological 
alphabet,  2  b.  —  On  tho  powers  of  roots,  'i  s — 
Science  of  language  one  of  the  physical  sciences, 
1  8.— Tho  classlUcatory  stage  in  tho  science  of  lan- 
guage, 1  s.— TUe  empirical  stage  iu  the  scicucc  of  Ian- 


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guage,  1  s Introductory  lecture.    New  materlal3  for 

the  science  of  language,  and  new  theories,  2  s.— 
Theoretical  stage  in  the  science  of  language ;  Origin 
of  language,  1  s. 

The  same.    6  ed.    London.  1871.    2  v.  12°. 

—2176 
JVote. — C!ontent8  the  same  as  the  preceding. 
(Rev.  of  In  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  %,  1864,  p.  400 ;  Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  V.  36, 1862,  p.  1 ;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  65,  1865, 
p.  27  ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  115,  1862,  p.  67 ;  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  65, 
1862,  p.  Ill ;  London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  17,  1862,  p.  451;  v. 23, 
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Lectures  on  tlie  science  of  religion ;  with 

a  paper  on  Buddhist  nihilism,  and  a  tr.  of 
the  Dhammapada  or  •'Path  of  virtue." 
New  York,  1872.     12°.  —4226 

On  missions,  a  lecture  delivered  in  "West- 
minster Abbey  on  Dec.  3,  1873.  With  an  in- 
troductory sermon  by  Arthur  Penrhyn  Stan- 
ley.    London,  1873.     8°.  -3276 

On  spelling.     London,  n.d.    16°.     —2164 

On  the  stratification  of  language.  Lon- 
don, 1868.     8°.  —2174 

Stratification   du  langage.     Tr.  par  M. 

Havet.  Paris,  1869.  8°.  {Biblioth.  de  Vecole 
des  hautes  etudes,  v.  1.)  — 4154 

Sanscrit  grammar  for  beginners,  in  De- 

vanagari  and  Roman  letters  throughout. 
London,  1866.  8°.  {In  his  Handbooks  for 
the  study  of  Sanskrit.)  —2144 

Selected  essays  on  language,  mythology, 

and  religion.  London,  1881.  2  v.  p.  8°.  2287 
Contents.  Opening  address  at  the  International 
Congress  of  orieutalists,  v.  2. — Belleroplion,  v.  1 — 
vitality  of  Brahnianisni,  v.  2.  — BiiddUisni,  v.  2. — 
Baddhist  ulhilism,  v.  2.— Biiddliist  pilgrims, 
V.  2.— Comparative  luythology,  v.  1 — Ueaults  of 
comparative  pbilology,  v.  1. — Value  of  compara- 
tive philology  as  a  branch  of  academic  study,  v.  1. — 
On  false  analogies  iu  comparative  theology,  v.  2. 
— Migration  of  fables,  v.  1.— On  freedom,  v.  2. — 
Greek  legends,  v.  1. — Greek  mythology,  v.  1. — 
Chronology  of  the  Iiido-Germanlc  languages, 
V.  1. — On  the  stratiflcatiou  of  language,  v.  1. — West- 
minster lecture  on  missions,  v.  2.— Philosophy  of 
mythology,  v.  1. —  Meaning  of  Nirvana,  v.  2. — 
Popol  Vuh,  v.  2.— Sanskrit  texts  discovered  in 
.J;ipHn,v.  2.— Semitic  monotheism,  v.  2. — On  spell- 
ing, v.  1. — Lecture  on  the  Vedas,  v.  2. 

Ueber  die  resultate    der    sprachwissen- 

schaft.     Strasbourg,  1872.     r.  8°.  —2183 

The  same  in  English,  in  Contemp.  Rev. 
V.  20,  1872,  p.  125. 

Comparative     mythology.       87    pp.      [Oxford 

essays,  lt*56,  p.  1.)— Last  results  of  the  Persian  re- 
searches in  comparative  philology;  Last  results 
of  the  Sanskrit  researches  In  comparative  philology. 
33  pp.  (Bunsen,  C.  K.  J.,  Freiherr  von,  Christianity  and 
mankind,  v.  3,  pp.  110. 128.)— Beitraege  zur  kenntniss 
der  indischen  philosophie.  85  pp.  1  pi.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Z^Afs.  v.  6,  1852,  pp.  1,219;  v.  7,  1853,  p. 
287.)— Das  Slahabhashya.  10  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  7, 1853,  p.  162.)— Proposals  for  a  mis- 
sionary alphabet.  52  pp.  1  pi.  (Bunsen,  C.  E..  J., 
FreiUerr  von,  Christianity  and  mankind,  v.  4,  p.  437.) — Die 
todtenbestattnng  bei  den  Brahmanen.  82  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  9, 1855,  p.  905.)— Last 
results  of  the  researches  respecting  the  non-Iranian 
and  non-Semitic  languages  of  Asia  and  Europe,  or  the 
Turanian  family  of  languages.  259  pp.  (Bunsen, 
C.  K.  J.,  Freiherr  von,  Christianity  and  mankind,  v.  3,  p. 
263.) — .\lphabetisches  verzeichnlss  der  Upauishads. 
22  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  y.  K>,  1865,  p.  137.) 
—Ueber  eine  stelle  in  Yaska's  commentar  zum 
Naigbantuka,  proviuciallsmen  betreffeud.  5  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  7, 1853,  p.  373.) 

{Ed.)    Buddhist  texts    from  Japan.     L 

Vagrakkliedika,  the  diamond-cutter.  Ox- 
ford, 1881.  4°.  {Anecdota  Oxon.  Aryan  s. 
V.  1,  pt.  1.)  3114 

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guna. 


{Ed.)     The  German  classics  from  the  4 

to  the  19  century.  A  German  reading-book. 
London,  1858.     12°.  —3156 

(Ed.)    Handbooks  for  the  study  of  San- 
skrit. London,  1864-66.  4  v.  8°.   R.26,  —2144 

Contents.  Benfey,T.  Sanskrit-English  dictionary, 
1  v.— Hltopadesa.  1,  2,  3,  and  4  books  of  the:  con- 
taining the  Sanskrit  text,  with  interlinear  translitera- 
tion, grammatical  analysis,  and  English  tr.  2  v. — 
Mueller,  F.  M.    Sanskrit  grammar  for  beginners,  1  v. 

{Ed.)    History  of  German  literature.   See 

Scherer,  W. 

{Ed. )  Rig-Veda-Pratisakhya,  das  aelteste 

lehrbuch  der  Vedischen  phonetik.  Sanskrit- 
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hymns  of  the  Brahmans  ;  together  with  the 
commentary  of  Sayanacharya.  V.  1-4.  Lon- 
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(£d. )     Sacred  books  of  the  East.     Tr.  by 

various  Oriental  scholars.  Oxford,  1879-87. 
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Contents.  Anngit&,  tr.  by  K.  T.  Telang,  v.  8.— As- 
vaghosha  Bodhisattva.  The  Fo-sho-hlng-tsan- 
king.  A  life  of  Buddha,  tr.  .  .  .  by  S.  Deal,  v.  19.— 
Bhagavadgita,  tr.  by  K.  T.  Telang,  v.  8.— Buddhist 
snttas,  tr.  from  Pali  by  T.  W.  B.  Davids,  v.  11 :  Akah- 
kheyya  sutta.  —  Dhamma-kakka-ppavattana  sutta. — 
Ketokhilasutta.— Maha-pariuibbauasuttanta. — Maha- 
sudassana  suttanta.- Sabbasava  sutta.— Tevigga  sut- 
tauta.— Dhammapada.  A  collection  of  verses  ;  being 
1  of  the  canonical  books  of  the  Buddhists,  tr.  by  F.  M. 
Mueller,  V.  10.— Gaina  Sutras,  tr.  from  Prakrit,  by 
H.  .Jacobi,  pt.  I,  V.  22  :  Akarftnga  sdlra.- Kalpa  sfttra. 
— Grihya-sutras.  Rules  of  Vedic  domestic  cere- 
monies, tr.  by  H.  Oldenberg,  pt.  1,  v.  29:  Asvalayana- 
Grihya-sCitra.  —  Khadlra-Grihya-slltra.  —  Paraskara- 
Grihya-stttra.  —  Saiikhayana-Grihya-sfttra.  —  Mauu. 
Laws,  tr.,  with  extracts  from  7  commentaries,  by  G. 
Buehler,  v.  25.— Pahlavi  texts,  tr.  by  E.  W.  West, 
V.  5,  18,  24:  Bahman  Vast,  v.  5.— Bundahis,  v.  5.— Da- 
dlstan-I  DInIk,  v.  18.— Dlna-1  Mainog-l  Khlrad,  v.  24.— 
Alandsklhar,  Epistles  of,  v.  18.— Sad  Dar,v.  24.— Shayast 

la-shayast,    v.    5 Sikand-gOmaulk    Vigar,    v.    24 — 

Qnr'an,  tr.  by  E.  H.  Palmer,  v.  6,  9. — Sacred  books 
of  China :  the  text  of  Confucianism,  tr.  by  J.  Legge, 
v.  3, 16,  27,  28  :  Hsiao  King,  v.  3.— Lt  Kl,  v.  27,  28.— The 
religious  portions  of  the  Shih  King,  v.  3.— Shft  King, 
V.  3.— YI  King,  v.  16.— Sacred  laws  of  the  Aryas, 
as  taught  iu  the  schools  of  Apastaraba,  Gautama, 
Vasishtha,  and  Baudhayana,  tr.  by  G.  Buehler,  v.  2,14. 
— Saddharma-Pundarika,  or  the  lotus  of  the  law, 
tr.  by  H.  Kern,  v.  21.— Sanatsu-gatiya,  tr.  by  K.  T. 
Telang,  v.  8.— Satapatha-Brahmana,  acc<^>rding  to 
the  text  of  the  Madhyaudina  school,  tr.  by  J.Eggeling, 
V.  12, 26.— Sntta-Nlp&ta.  A  collection  of  discourses  ; 
being  1  of  the  canonical  books  of  the  Buddhists,  tr. 
from  Pfili  by  V.  Fausboell,  v.  10.— Upanishads,  tr. 
by  F.  M.  Mueller,  v.  1, 15:  Altareya-arauyaka,  v.  1. — 
Brihadaranyaka-upanishad,  v.  15. — Katha-upanishad, 
V.  15. — Kaushftaki-brahmana-upanishad,  v.  1. — Khan- 
dogya-upanlshad,  v.  1. — Maitrayaua-brahmana-upan- 
Ishad,  V.  15. —  Mundaka-upanlshad,  v.  15.  —  PrasHa- 
upanlsbad,  v.  15. — Svetasvatara-upanishad,  v.  15. — 
Taittiriyaka-upanishad,v.l5. — Talavakara-upanishad, 
V.  1 — Vagasaneyi-samhita-upanishad,  v.  1. — "Vlnaya 
texts,  tr.  from  the  Pali  by  T.  W.  R.  Davids  and  H. 
Oldenberg,  v.  13, 17,  20:  Kullavagga,  v.  17,  20.— MahS- 
yagga,  v.  13,  17. — Patlmokkha,  v.  13. — Vishnu.  In- 
stitutes, tr.  by  J.  Jolly,  v.  7.— Zend-Avesta.  Pt.  I. 
The  Vendld&d,  v.  4.  Pt.  II.  The  Slrozahs,  Yasts,  and 
Ny&yis,  tr.  by  J.  Darmesteter,  v.  23.  Pt.  III.  The 
Yasna,  Visparad,  Atrfnagan,  GShs,  and  miscellaneous 
fragments,  tr.  by  L.  H.  Mills,  v.  31. 

Nole.—\.  30  is  wanting. 

{Tr.)      Critique    of    pure    reason.      See 

Kant,  I. 

{Tr.)     The  Dhammapada,  a  collection  of 

verses,  being  1  of  the  canonical  books  of  the 
Buddhists.  Tr.  from  Pali.  Oxford,  1881. 
8°.     {In  his  Sacred  books  of  the  East,  v.  10.) 

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hymns  of  the  Brahmans.  V.  1.  London, 
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(Tr.)     The  Upanishads.     Oxford,   1879- 

84.  3  V.  8°.  {Ill  Ms  Sacred  books  of  the 
East,  V.  1,  15.)  3115 

Iinng,  A.     Max  Mueller   and  fetishism.     16  pp. 

(Mind,  V.  i,  1879,  p.  453.)— Max  Mueller's  philosophy  of 
mythology.  22  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  u.  s.  v.  24, 1881,  p. 
166.)— Mackenzie,  J.  T.  Max  Mueller  and  Mr.  Mill 
on  liberty.  17  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  37, 1880,  p.  548.)— 
Plumpti-e,  E.  H.  Max  Mueller  on  the  science  of  re- 
ligion. 19  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  7,  1868,  p.  66.)— 
Strauss  uiid  Torney,  "V.  von.  Max  Mueller's 
essays,  vornehmlich  zur  verglelchenden  religlons- 
und  sprachwlssenschaft.  36  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau, 
V.  12,  1877,  p.  50.)— Whitney,  W.  D.  Mueller  on 
Hindu  chronology  and  astronomy.  23  pp.  (Am.  Orient. 
Soc.  Journ.  v.  8, 1866,  p.  72.)— Mueller's  History  of  Vedlc 
literature.  31  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  70,  1861,  p.  251.)— 
Wright,  G.  F.  Max  Mueller  and  his  American  critics. 
8  pp.     (Bibliolh.  Sacra,  v.  34,  1877,  p.  183.) 

Prof.  Max  Mueller.    10  pp.     {Dublin  Vniv.  Mag. 

n.  s.  V.  2,  1878,  p.  474.) 

and  1%'aiijio,  Bunyiu  {Eds.)   The  ancient 

palm-leaves,  containing  the  Pragna-para- 
mita-hridaya-sAtra  and  the  Ushnisha-vigaya- 
dharani.  Oxford,  1884.  4°.  {Anecdota  Oxon. 
Aryans,  v.  1,  pt.  3.)      •  3114 

—  (Eds.)    Sukhavatl-vyiiha,  description 

of  Sukhavati,  the  land  of  bliss.  Oxford, 
1883.  4°.  {Anecdota  Oxon.  Aryan  s,  v.  1, 
pt.  3.)  3114 

Mueller,  Fritz.  Facts  and  arguments  for 
Darwin.  Tr.  from  the  German,  by  W.  S. 
Dallas.     London,  1869.     13°.  —1685 

Mueller,  Georg.  1805—.  Life  of  trust: 
being  a  narrative  of  the  Lord's  dealings. 
Ed.  and  condensed  by  Rev.  H.  Lincoln  Way- 
land.  With  an  introduction  by  Francis 
Wayland.     Boston,  1867.     13°.  4845 

Holland,  F.W.    Mueller's  Lord's  dealings.  10  pp. 

(Chr.  Exam.  v.  67,  1859,  p.  128.) 

Mueller,  H.  J.  {Ed.)  Metamorphosen  des 
P.  Ovidius  Naso.  Erklaert  von  Moriz  Haupt. 
See  Ovidius  Naso,  P. 

Mueller,  Heinrich  Dietrich.  1819—.  Mytho- 
logie  der  griechischen  staemme.  Goettingen, 
1857-G9.     3  V.  in  1,  8°.  —2275 

Mueller,  Hermann.     1803-76.      Missa,  ur- 

,     sprung    und    bedeutung    der    benennung. 

Wertheim  a.  M.  1873.     8°.  —2256 

Mueller,  Hermann.  1829-83.  Die  befrucht- 
ung  der  blumen  durch  insekten  und  die 
gegenseitigen  anpassungen  beider.  Leipzig, 
1873.     r.  8°.  —2694 

Fertilisation  of  flowers.    Tr.  and  ed.  by 

D'Arcy  W.  Thompson.  With  a  preface  by 
Charles  Darwin.  With  illustrations.  Lon- 
don, 1883.     8°.  —2693 

Mueller,  Iwan  Philipp  Eduard  {Ed. )  1830—. 
Handbuch  der  klassischen  altertums-wissen- 
schaft  in  svstematischer  darstellung.  Noerd- 
lingen,  1885-86.     3  v.  r.  8°.  —3111 

Contents.  Anfeiirleth,  G.,  and  Heerdegen,  F. 
Lexlkograi)hle  der  grlochlschon  und  latelulschen 
spracbo,  V.  2.— Blass,  F.  Uormeneutllc  und  kritlli; 
Palaeographie,  buchwesen,  und  handschrlftonkunde, 
V.  1. — Ilruginnun,  K.  Grlechische  gramniatik,  v.  2. 
— Gleclitsch,  H.  Meirik  der  Griechen  und  Roemer, 
mlt  oliiein  auhang  ueber  die  muslk  der  Grleclien,  v.  2. 
—  Hlnrichs,  G.      Grlechische    epigraphlk,   v.  1. — 

Hucbner,  E.  W.  E.    Koemlsche  oplgra[jhik,  v.  1 

Nissen,  H.    Grlechische  und  roemische  nietrologle, 

V.   1 Stolz,  F.,  and    Schmalz,  J.   H.     Lateinlsohe 

gramm.'itlk,  v.  2. — IJnger,  G.  F.  Zcitrechnung  der 
Griechen  und  Koetncr,  v.  1.— 'Urlichs,L.  von.  Grund- 
legung  und  geschicbte   der  klassischen  alterturas- 


wlssenschaft,  v.  1.— Volliiuann,  R.    Rhetorik  der 

Griechen  und  Roemer,  v.  2. 

{Ed.)     K.  F.  Naegelsbach's   Lateinische 

stilistik  fuer  Deutsche.  See  Naegelsbach, 
K.  F.  von. 

Mueller,  Johann.  Monographie  de  la  fa- 
mille  des  Resedacees.    Zurich,  1857.    4°. 

—2693 

Mueller,  Johann.  Beitraege  zur  kritik  und 
erklaerung  des  Cornelius  Tacitus.  Inns- 
bruck, 1865-75.    4  V.  in  1,  8°.  3234 

Mueller,  Johann  Ernst.    De  terra  Jobi  dis- 

sertatlo.  17  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Script,  sacrae  cur.  compl. 
V.  14,  p.  921.) 

Mueller,  Johann  Georg.  1759-1819.  Aus 
dem  Herder'schen  hause.  Aufzeichnungen 
(1780-83).  Herausg.  von  Jakob  Baechtold. 
Berlin,  1881.     13°.  5886 

{Ed.)    Johann  Gottfried   von    Herder's 

Saemmtliche  werke.     See  Herder,  J.  G.  von. 

Mueller,  Johann  Georg.  1800-75.  Geschichte 
der  amerikanischen  urreligionen.  3  aufl.. 
Basel,  1867.     8°.  —3276 

Toy,C.  H.   Remarks  on  J.  G.  Mueller's  Die  Semlten. 

10  pp.     (Bibliotli.  Sacra,  v.  31,  1874,  p.  355. ) 

Mueller,  Johann  Heinrich  Jakob.  1809-75. 
Lehrbuch  der  physik  und  meteorologie.  7 
aufl.     Braunschweig,  1868.     3  v.  8°.     —1515 

Principles  of  physics  and  meteorology. 

1  Am.  ed.     Phila.  1848.     8°.  —1514 

Mueller,    Johann    Jakob.     1847-78.     Ge- 

Bchlchtachrelber  L.  Marius  Maximus.  Elne  krltfsche 
uutersuchuug.  186  pp.  (Biiedinger,  M.,  Untersuch' 
ungen  zur  roemischen  kaisergeschichle,  v.  3,  p.  17.) 

Mueller,  Johann  Wilhelm,  Baron  von.  1884- 
66.  Reisen  in  den  Vereiuigten  Staaten, 
Canada,  und  Mexico.     Leipzig,  1864-65.  3  v. 


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montanus,  J. 
Mueller,  Johannes.     1753-1809.     Von  dem 

Old,  uacli  den  quellen.  41  pp.  (Herder,  J.  G.  vou, 
Saemmt.  werke,  v.  14,  p.  1.53.) 

Duguet,  A.    Jean  de  Mueller  et  les  Fribourgeois. 

20  pp.  (Bibliolh.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  n.  per.  v.  18,  1863, 
p.  161.)— Heyne,  C.  G.  Memorla  Joaunis  de  Mueller. 
12  pp.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells.wisseus.  Comment,  recent. 
V.  1, 1811.) 

GIoutz-Blozlieiin,      Robert,     and 

Ilottinger,  Johann  Jakob.  Histoire  de 
la  Confederation  Suisse.  Tr.  de  I'allemand 
avec  des  notes  nouvelles,  et  continuee  jus- 
qu'a  nos  jours,  par  MM.  Charles  Monnard  et 
Louis  Vulliemin.  [Avec  une]  biographie  de 
Jean  de  Muller.  Paris,  1837-51.  19  v.  8°.  3636 

Mueller,  Johannes.  1801-58.  Elements  of 
physiology.  Tr.  from  the  German  with 
notes  by  William  Baly.     London,  1840-42. 

2  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  56,  1843, 
p.  336.)  —1605 

{Ed.)   Archiv  fuer  anatomie.  See  Archiv 

fuer  anatomie. 

and  Henle,  Friedrich  Gustav  Jakob. 

Systematische  beschreibung  der  plagios- 
tomen.  Mit  60  steindrucktafeln.  Berlin, 
1841.     fo.  —3651 

and     Troscliel,     Franz     Herrmann. 

Horae  ichthyologicae.  Beschreibung  und 
abbilduug    neuer  fische.      Berlin,   1845-49. 

3  pts.  in  1  V.  4°.  —3651 
Mueller,    Joseph.      Grimm,  W.   K.     Alt- 

russlscher  heldengesang  vou  M.  9  pji.  (Kleinere 
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Eine  deutsche  sprachlehre  Ton  M.    10  pp.    [Kleinere 
schri/len,  V.  1,  p.  »*1.) 

Mueller,  Julius,  D.  D.  1801-78.  Christian 
doctrine  of  sin.  Tr.  by  "William  Pulsford. 
Edinburgh.  1852-53.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Bnt.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  14.  1851,  p.  334.)    —3245 

•^—  Julius  Mueller:  German  pIiilo8opb.y  and 
tbcology.  32  pp.  [X.  Brit.  Rev.  y.  12,  ItM,  p.  ai.}— 
Mueller  oa  the  Incarnation.  II  pp.  {London  Quart. 
Rer.  V.  36, 1871,  p.  46-2.)— Robie,  K.  Mueller's  Chris- 
tian doctrine  of  sin.  38  pp.  [BMiotk.  Sacra,  v.  5, 1818, 
p.  469;  V.  6,  1849.  p.  24T.)-Slmon,  D.  W.  Dr.  Julius 
Mueller.    18  pp.     [Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  73, 18&1.  p.  123.) 

Mueller,  Karl,  1817-70.  Synopsis  planta- 
rum  Phanerogam icarum  novarum  omnium 
per  annos  1851, 1852.  1853, 1854, 1855  descrip- 
tarum.  Lipsiae.  1857-61.  3  v.  8°.  (Walpers. 
W.  G..  Annal.  botan.  systemat.  v.  4-6.)  —2606 

Mueller,  Karl.     Rapports  sur  les  MSS  de  la 

Geographie  de  Ptolfim^e.  20  pp.  {Are/tiv.  miss.  sci.  et 
Hi.  Y.  4,  p.  279.) 

(Ed.)    Geographi  Graeci  minores.     See 

Geographi  Graeci  minores. 

{Ed.)      Oratores   Attici.      See    Oratores 

Attici. 

{Ed.)  Scriptores rerum  Alexandri Magni. 

See  Scriptores  rerum  Alexandri  ilagni. 

and    Mueller,    Theodor.      Fragmenta 

historicorum   Graecorum.     See  Fragmenta 

historicorum  Graecorum. 
Mueller,  Karl  Christian.     Varnhagen  von 

Zuse,  C.   A.   L.   P.      Karl  Mueller.     38  pp.    (Ausgev. 

schriften,  v.  19,  p.  95.) 

Mueller,  Karl  Otfried.  1797-1840.  Aeschy- 
los  Eumeniden  griechisch  und  deutsch.  Mit 
erlaeuternden  abhandlungen  ueber  die  aeus- 
sere  darstellung,  und  ueber  den  inhalt  und 
die  composition  dieser  tragoedie.  Goettin- 
gen,  1833.     4°.  3283 

Dissertations  on  the  Eumenides  of  ^schy- 

lus.  From  the  German.  2  ed.  London.  1853. 
8°.  3284 

Ancient  art  and  its  remains ;  or,  a  manual 

of  the  archaeology  of  art.  New  ed.,  with 
numerous  additions,  by  F.  G.  Welcker.  Tr. 
from  the  German  by  John  Leitch.  London, 
1852.     8°.  —1715 

Denkmaeler  der  alten  kunst.    2  bearbeit- 

ung  durch  Friedrich  Wieseler.  Goettingen, 
1854-81.     3  V.  in  2.  obi.  4°.  —1755 

History  and  antiquities  of  the  Doric  race. 

Tr.  from  the  German  by  Henry  Tufnell  and 
George  Cornewall  Lewis.  2  ed.  London, 
1839.  2  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  53, 
1831.  p.  119.)  1795 

History  of  the  literature  of  ancient  Greece, 

continued  by  John  William  Donaldson. 
London,  1858.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Fraser^s 
Mag.  V.  59,  1859,  p.  357.)  2236 

Kleine  deutsche  schriften  ueber  religion, 

kunst,  sprache.  und  literatur.  leben  und  ge- 
Bchichte  des  alterthums.  Gesammelt  und 
herausg.  von  E.  Mueller.  Breslau,  1847-48. 
2  V.  8°.  _3154 

QmlenU.  Zur  arcbaeologle  nnd  gescblchte 
aer  knnst,  v.  2.— Blographische  erinneraneen 
anK.O.Mueller.T.l.— ZurclassUchenaltertlinma- 
Tv^lsseugchaft  Im  allgeineinen,  v.  1.— Zur  eriech- 
Ischen  Uteratnx^esclilchte,  v.  1.— Zur  mytho- 
logle  und  religlonsgeschichte  der  Toelker  des  alter- 
thums, V.  2.— Zur  philologisclien  encyelopaedte 
und  meihodologie,  v.  1.— Zur  phUologisctieu  kri- 
tlt  und  hermaaeutik,  v.  1 — Zur  roemlscben  Ute- 
ratnrgegcbicl&te,  v.  1.— Zur  grammatik  und  lexico- 


grapble  der  spracben  des  elasslscben  alter- 
tbnms,  V.  1. 

Prolegomena  zu  einer  wissenschaftlichen 

mythologie.     Goettingen.  1825.    12°.    —2275 

Introduction    to  a  scientific   system    of 

mythology.  Tr.  by  John  Leitch.  London. 
1844.     8°.  —2275 

Die  erhobenen  arbeiten  am  frlese  des  Pronaos  vom 

Theseustempel  za  Athen,  erklaert  aus  dem  mythus 
Ton  den  PaUantiden  ;  Die  Hermea-grotte  bel  Pyloe. 
37  pp.  (Gerhard,  F.  W.  E.,  Hyperboreitdt-roemittke 
studxen,  v.  1,  pp.  276,  310.) 

[Ed.)    M.   Terenti  Varronis    De   lingua 

Latina.    See  Yarro,  M.  T. 

Keep,  R.  P.    Cnrtius,  Mueller,  and  Mommsen.    18 

pp.  {Inlemat.  Rev.  v.  2, 1875,  p.  745.)— Welcber,  F.  G. 
Mueller's  Archaeologie  der  kunst.  68  pp.  (RKeinUch. 
mut.  V.  2.  1834,  pp.  441,  477.) 

Mneller,  E.    Biographiscbe  erlnnerangen  an  M. 

72  pp.  (Mueller,  K.  O.,  Kleine  deuUeh.  schriften,  v.  1, 
p.  vli.) 

Mueller.  Konrad.  Assonanzen  im  Girart 
von  Rossillon.  Heilbronn.  18S2.  8°.  {Fran- 
zoesi-sche  studien,  v.  3. )  — 2182 

Mueller,  Lucian.  See  Mueller,  Eduard 
Friedrich  Hermann  Lucian. 

Mueller,  Ludolf  Heinrich  Otto.  1808—.  Zu 
der  oeffentlichen  pruefung  der  schueler  des 
gesammtgymnasiums  in  Jever.  Jever,  1864. 
4°.  —2122 

Scbnlnacbrlcbten.    Von  Ostern  1863  bis  Ostem 

18C4.  9  pp.  I  With  his  OcITentlichen  pruefung  der 
schueler.  p.  47.) 

Mueller,  Ludvig.  Die  muenzen  des  thra- 
cischen  koenigs  Lysimachus.  Kopenhagen, 
1S58.     4°.  2763 

Mueller,  Ludwig.  Das  rondel  in  den  fran- 
zoesischen  mirakelspielen  und  mysterien  des 
15  und  16  jahrhunderts.  Marburg.  1884.  8°. 
(Stengel,  E.,  Ausgaben  und  abJiaiuUungen,  v. 
24.)  2305 

Mueller,  Matthias.  Dissertatio  de  angelorum 

couclUo.  6  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Script,  sacrae  cur.  cmnpl. 
v.  14,  p.  953.) 

Mueller,  ^Eix.  See  Mueller,  Friedrich  Max. 

Mueller,  Niklas.  1770-1851.  Glauben,  wis- 
sen.  und  kunst  der  alten  Hindus  in  ur- 
spruenglicher  gestalt  und  im  gewande  der 
symbolik.     V.  1.     Mainz.  1822.     8°.        3455 

Mueller,  Otto.    Buchner.  A.   Roman  realiste 

en  AUeraagne.  Otto  Mueller.  [C!ola  Bieu2i.]  28  pp.  . 
(Rev.  contemp.  1SG4,  v.  2,  p.  297.) 

Mueller,  Otto  Frederik.  1730-84.  Zoologia 
Danica.  sive  animalium  Daniae  et  Norvegiae 
rariorum  ac  minus  notorum  descriptiones  et 
historia.     Havniae,  178S-1806.    4  v.  in  2.  fo. 

—2611 

Zoologiae  Danicae  prodromus.  seu  ani- 
malium Daniae  et  Norvegiae  indigenarum 
characteres,  nomina,  et  synonyma  imprimis 
popularium.     Havniae.  1776.     8°.         —1686 

Mueller,  Peter  Erasmus,  Bp.   of  Sedand. 
1776-1834.    Commentatio  historica  de  genio,  . 
moribus,  et  luxu  aevi  Theodosiani.  Havniae, 
179^7-98.     2  pts.  in  1  v.  8\  2745 

Critisk  undersoegelse  af  Danmarks  og 

Norges  sagnhistorie.  eller  om  trovaerdig- 
heden  af  Saxos  og  Snorros  kilder.  Kioeben- 
havn,  1823.    4°.  3654 

Contents.  Hakon  den  godes  saga.  —  Hakon 
Herdebreds  og  Magnu.-  Erlinjiseus  saga.— Halfdan 
Svarten  saga.— Harald  Gille  og  bans  soeuuer  Si- 
gurd, luge,  Eistein.— Harald  Gmafelds  og  Haton 
Jarlssaga — Harald  Haardraades  saga.— Harald 
Haarfagers  saga.— 3Iaguu8  Barfod.  Sigurd  Jor- 
salafar,  Eistein  og  Oluf.— Magnns  den  godes  saga. 
— Olnf  Haraldsens  eller  den  Belliges  saga.- Olnf 


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kyrres  saga.  —  Oluf  Tryggvesens  saga.  —  Om 

klldeino  til  Snxos  ni  foerste  boeger  og  deres  trovaer- 
dlghed.  —  Uudersoegelse  oin  kilderue  til  Siiorros 
Heimskrlngla  og  dlsses  trovaerdighed.— Yngllnga- 
saga. 

Critisk  uudersoegelse  af  Saxos  histories 

Bvv  sidste  boeger.  Kjoebenhavn,  1830.  4°. 
(with  his  Critisk  undersoegelse  af  Danmarks 
sagnhistorie.)  3654 

-  Sagabibliothek  med  anmaerkninger  og 
indledende  afhandlinger.  Kjoebenhavn, 
1817-20.     3  V.  12°.  1237 

iVb(e.— For  the  various  sagas  see  the  table  of  contents 
ol  each  volume. 

-  Brudstykke  af  Arou  Hioerlelfsoens  saga,  om 
det  norske  hofllv  1  det  trettende  aarhundrede,  oversat 
af  det  gamle  skandlnavlske.  37  pp.  (Skandin.  littera- 
turselskab,  v.  13,  p.  1.)— Om  uogle  eenstydlge  ords  be- 
maerkelse.  43  pp.  (Skandin.  lilteralursthkdb,  v.  8, 
p.  1 ;  V.  21,  p.l57.)— Om  authentien  af  Snorres  Edda, 
og  beviset  der  f ra  kan  hentes  for  Asalaerens  aogthed. 
97  pp.  (Skandin.  litteraturselskab,  v.  11,  p.  1.)— Hlstorisk- 
fllosoUsk  undersoegelse  om  udoedeliglieds  begre- 
bets  oprindelse  og  foerste  udvlkliug.  35  pp.  (Skandin. 
litteraturselskab,  v.  4,  p.  324.)— Om  gamle  sklkke  og 
menneskenes  hang  tU  at  forklare  det  tUfaeldlge  som 
en  aarsag  til  tro  paa  Varsler.  36  pp.  (Skandin. 
litteralurselskab,  v.  2,  p.  82.) 

■ {Ed.)    Historia  Danica.    (See  Saxo  Gram- 

niaticus. 

■ (jfV.)    FortaelUng  om  Hreldar  tosse.    Oversat  af  det 

Islandske.  26  pp.  [Skandin.  litteraturselskab,  v.  \5,  p.  208.) 

Grimm,  W.  K.    Af  Saxos  og  Snorros  kllder  ved  M. ; 

Af  Saxos  histories  syv  sidste  boeger  ved  M.  11  pp. 
(Kleinere  schriften,  x.  2,  pp.  294,  432.)— Mueller's  nord- 
Ische  Sagenblbllothek.  2  pp.  (^Kleinere  schriflen,  v.  1, 
p.  560.) 

Hueller,  Salomon.  Land-  en  volkenkunde. 
Leiden,  1839-44.  fo.  (Temminck,  C.  J., 
Verh.  der  nederl.  overzeesche  bezitt.)      — 1531 

Over  de  zoogdieren  van  den  Indlschen  archlpel. 

65  pp.  1  pi.  (Temminck,  C.  3.,  Verh.  der  nederl.  overzeesche 
bezitt.  Zool.) 

and  Sclllegel,  Hermann.    Zoogdieren, 

vogelen,  amphibien,  visschen,  van  den  in- 
dischen  archipel.  Leiden,  1839-44.  fo.,  and 
atlas,  fo.  (Temminck,  C.  J.,  Verh.  der  nederl. 
overzeesche  bezitt.  Zool.)  '  — 1521 

Contents.  Over  de  brilslangen  van  den  indlschen 
archlisel.— Over  de  tot  heden  bekende  Eefchorens 
(Sclurus)  van  den  Indlschen  archipel.— Over  de  her- 
ten  van  den  Indlschen  archipel.— Bijdragen  tot  de 
natiiurlijke  geschiedenls  der  Honlgvogels  (Necta- 
rlniae)  van  den  Indlschen  archipel.  —  Beschrljving 
van  een  merkwaardig  Insektctende  zoogdler  Hylo*- 
mys  Snillus.— Over  de  krokodileu  van  den  In- 
dlschen archipel.— Over  de  In  deu  Indlschen  archipel 
leveude  hagedisachtlge  dleren  het  geslacht  Monitor. 
— Beschrijvlug  van  een  nleuweu  zoetwatervisch  van 
Borneo,  Osteoglossum  formosum. — Beschrljving 
eener  nleuwe  soort  van  vleeschetende  buldel-dleren, 
Phascogalia  melas.— Overzigt  der  In  den  Indlschen 
archlpel  levende  soorten  van  het  geslacht  Pitta. — 
Bijdragen  tot  de  naturlliko  hlstorlo  der  rlilnoce- 
rossen  van  den  Indlschen  archlpel. — Monographlsch 
overzigt  van  het  geslacht  Semnopithecus. — Over 
de,  In  don  Indlschen  archipel  voorkomende  soorten 
van  het  slangongeslacht  Trigoiiocephaliis. — Over 
de  Viscltarenden  (Pandlou)  van  den  Indlschen 
archlpel.— Over  eene  nleuwe  soort  van  clvetkat  van 
Borneo,  Viverra  Bolel.— Over  de  wUde  ZTriJnen 
van  den  Indlschen  archlpel. 

See  also  Sclilegel,  H.,  and  Mueller,  S. 

Blueller,  Selraar.  1819—.  Neues  choral- 
buch  fuer  das  Herzogthum  Braunschweig. 
Braunschweig,  1866.     obi.  12°.  —2756 

Mueller,  Theodor  (.EJd.)  1816-81.  La  chan- 
son de  Roland.  Nach  der  Oxforder  hand- 
Bchrift  herausg.,  erlaeutert,  und  mit  einem 
glossar  versehen.  2  aufl.  V.  1.  Goettingen, 
1878.     8°.  1232 

See  also  Mueller,  Earl. 

jUiieller,  Wilhelm.  1783-1846.  Vermuth- 
ungen  ueber  die  wahre  gegend,  wo  Herman 


den  Varus  schlug.    Mit  einer  special-karte 

des  Fuerstenthums  Lippe.     Hannover,  1824. 

4°.  8663 

Mueller,  Wilhelm.     1794-1827.    The  Bride 

of  the  dead.  1  p.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  23, 1844,  p.  171.) 
—The  Scarf.  2  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  83,  1874,  p. 
527.)— The  Sunken  city.  1  p.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
v.  19, 1842,  p.  780.) 

Mueller,  F.  M.    Wilhelm  Mueller.    19  pp.    [In  his 

Chips  from  a  German  workshop,  v.  3,  p.  103.) 

Mueller,  Wilhelm.  1820—.  Field-Marshal 
Count  Moltke,  1800-78.  Tr.  ...  by  Percy  E. 
Pinkerton  and  ed.  by  Capt.  H.  M.  Hozier. 
London,  1879.    8°.  5843 

Political  history  of  recent  times,  1816-75. 

With  special  reference  to  Germany.  Tr.  by 
Rev.  John  P.  Peters.    New  York,  1882.    12°. 

—1357 

Mueller,  William   James.     Solly,  N.  N. 

Memoir  of  the  life  of  W.  J.  Mueller.     With 

original  letters  and  an  account  of  his  travels. 

1875. 

Mueller,    von    Koenigswinter,    Wolfgang. 

1816-73.  Happy  love.  1  p.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  34, 
1849,  p.  307.)— The  Monk  of  Heisterbach.    1  p. 

(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  46,  1855,  p.  498.) 

Mueller.    See  also  MuUer. 

Mueller-Struebing,  Hermann.  Aristo- 
phanes und  die  historische  kritik.  Polem- 
ische  studien  zur  geschichte  von  Athen  im 
5  jahrhundert  vor  Ch.  G.  Leipzig,  1873. 
8°.  3265 

Miiellner,  Amandus  Gottfried  Adolph. 
1774-1829.  Dramatische  werke.  Braun- 
schweig, 1828-30.  8  V.  in  4,  and  supple- 
ment, 2  V.  in  1,  18°.  —3187 
Contents.  Die  Albaneserin,  v.  4 — Der  Angol- 
Ische  kater,  v.  5.— Der  Blitz,  v.  7.— Die  Grossen 
kinder,  v.  6.  —  Koenig  Ifngurd,  v.  3.  —  Meine 
laemmer  nnd  ihre  hirten,  v.  8.— Der  IVeun  und 
z^^anzigste  li'ebruar,  v.  1. — Die  Onkelel,  v.  7 — 
Sclxuetz,  F.  K.  J.  Anthologle  aus  Muellner's  schrif- 
ten,  supplement,  v.  2.— Muellner's  leben,  charakter, 
und  gelst,  supplement,  v.  1.— Die  Schuld,  v.  2.— 
.Stalilpanzer,  L.  Eumeuides  Duester,  v.  8. -Die 
Verlrauten,  v.  5.— Der  Wahn,  v.  7.— Die  Zurueck- 
kunft  aus  Surinam,  v.  5.— Die  Zweiflerln,  v.  6. 

Albaneserin.    8  pp.    (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  12, 1822, 

p.  218.) 

ScHUETZ,  F.   K.   J.      Muellner's    leben, 

charakter,  und  geist.  1830.  (Muellner,  A. 
G.  A.,  Dramat.  werke.,  supplement,  v.  1.) 

Muench,  Anna  Sibylla.     Duentzer,  J.  H.  J. 

Anna  Sibylla  Muench.  54  pp.  (In  his  Frauenbilder 
aus  Goethe's  jugendzelt,  p.  208.) 

Mueneh-Belliughausen,  Eligius  Franz 
Joseph,  Freiherr  von  (Friedrich  Halm, 
pseud.)  1806-71.  Werke.  Wien,  1856-64. 
8  v.  12°.  —3127 

Contents.  Der  Adept,  v.  2.  —  Camoens,  v.  2. — 
Dramatische  werke,  v.  2-6,  8.— Der  Fechter  von 
Ravenna,  v.  6.— Gedichte,  v.1,7.— Griseldis,  v.  2. 
— Imelda  Lambertazzi,  v.  3.  —  Iphlgenie  in 
Delphi,  v.  8.— Koenig  und  bauer,  v.  4.— Koenig 
AVamba,  v.  3.— Eluo  Koenigln,  v.  5.— Eln  Mildes 
nrtlicil,v.  3.— Die  Pflegetocliter,v.  4.— Snmpicro, 
V.  5.— Dor  Sohn  der  wildniss,  v.  4.— Verbot  und 
befehl,  v.  6.— Vor  hundert  Jahren,  v.  8.— "Wild- 
feuer,  v.  8. 

The  Gladiator  of  Ravenna.    17  pp.    (Kev.  of  In 

Fraser's  Mag.  v.  55, 1867,  p.  329.) 

Muenchener  Brut.    Hofmann,  K.,  and 

Vollmoeller,  K.  {Eds.)  2384 

Mucuchliauseu,  Gerlach  Adolf,  Freiherr 

von.  ileyne,  G.  G.  Pletas  Soc.  Reg.  Sclent.  Gotttn- 
gen.  In  MueuchhuBll  fuuero.  16  pp.  (Goettingen,  K. 
gosells.  wlssens.  Nov.  Comment,  hist,  philol.  v.  2,  1771, 
p.  U9.) 


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M ueiichliausen,  Hieronimus  Karl  Fried- 
rich,   Freihen'  von.     RaSPE,  R.  E.     Travels 
and  surprising  adventures  of  Baron  Mun- 
chausen.    [Anon.]    1869. 
iVofe.— Fictitious. 

G«atier,T.    .\veiituresdu  Baron  deMunchhauseu. 

6  pp.    {In  his  Fusalns  et  eaus-fortes,  p.  317.) 

Bf  lienchlianseu,  eine  geschichte  in  arabes- 
ken.  4  v.  in  2.  Immermann,  K.  L.,  Schrif- 
ten.  V.  5-8.  —3127 

]!Ineiischer,Wilhelm.     Walker,  J.    Muen- 

scliers  EIeraeut3  of  dogmatic  history.  11  pp.  {Chr. 
Exam.  V.  9,  1330,  p.  182.) 

Mueuster^  Ernst  Friedrich  Herbert,  Graf 
TOD.  1766-1839.  Despatches  from  Paria;  Despatches 
from  Vienna.  137  pp.  (Muenster,  G.  H.,  Graf  von, 
Political  iketdut  of  the  state  of  Europe,  pp.  151, 185.) 

Mnenster,  Georg  Herbert,  Graf  von.  1820 — . 
Political  sketches  of  the  state  of  Europe  from 
1814-67.  Containing  Count  Ernst  Muenster 's 
despatches  to  the  Prince  Regent,  from  the 
Congress  of  Vienna.     Edinburgh,  1868.     8°. 

3754 

Muenster,  Sebastian.  1489-1552.  Atreatyse 
of  newe  India  .  .  .  Tr.  out  of  Latin  into 
Englishe  by  Richard  Eden.  [London.  1553] ; 
repr.  1885.  4°.  (Eden,  R.,  First  3  Eng.  books 
on  America.)  1651 

Mnenster,  Prussia.  Dumont,  J. ,  Baron  von 
Carlscroon.  Negociations  secretes  touchant 
la  paix  de  Munster  et  d'Osnabrug.  1725-26, 
4v. 

AnnalesSXonasterienses,  928-1191.  ipp.  (Frank- 
fort Soc.  Script.  V.  3,  p.  152.)— Aiionyml  cbronlcon 
Monasteriense  ab  Henrico  de  Morsa,  usque  ad  epis- 
copum  Joannem  de  Hoia.  43  pp.  (Matthaeus,  A., 
Vet.  aen  wnalect.  T.  5,  p.  117.) — Bevergeriie,  A.  de. 
Chronlcon  Monasteriense  ab  initio  episcopatus  usque 
adannuml457.  116pp.  (Matthaeus,  A.,  Fet.  a«n' anaJejt. 
T.  5,  p.  1.) — Kersenbrock,  H.  von.  Xarratio  de  ob- 
sldlone  Monasteriensi  seu  de  bello  Anabaptistico.  61 
pp.  (Mencke,  J.  B.,  Script,  rer.  Germanic,  v.  3,  p.  1303.) 
— Regnonl,  J.  L«ttre  sur  des  monumens  antiques, 
nomni6s  dans  le  pays  de  Munster  Huuen-st«ine.  9  pp. 
(Soc  antiq.  de  France,  Mim.  v.  1, 1817,  p.  449.)— Timpe, 
M.  Eplsc'jporum  Monasterlenslum  catalogus,  usque 
ad  Ernestum  Bavarum,  seu  ad  annum  1612.  31  pp. 
(Hatthaeus,  A.,  Ytt.  aeui  anatect.  v.  5,  p.  165.) 

Muenster.    See  also  Munster. 

Mueuter,  Friederich  Christian  Carl  Hinrich, 
Bp.  of  Sedand.  1761-1830.  Geschicht«  der 
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See  also  Embalming. 

Mnnunias,  Lucius,  and  Mmnmiiis,  Spu- 

rius.    Fragmenta.  2  pp.  <Meyer,  H.,Orai.  .Eoa»./rajf«t. 

p.  196.) 

Mnn,  Claire  de  Ludre.  Marquise  de.    Craven, 

JTme.  A.  p.  de  la  F.  La  Marquise  de  M.  11pp.  {Corres- 
pendant,  u.  s.  v.  72, 1877,  p.  923.) 

Man,  John  (Ed.)  England's  treasure  by 
forraign  trade.     See  Mun.  T. 

Hnii,  Thomas.  17  cefif .  England's  treasure 
by  forraign  trade;  or,  the  ballance  of  our 
forraign  trade  is  the  rule  of  our  treasure .  .  • 
Pub.  by  his  son  John  Mun.  London,  1664. 
12°.  —1398 

Disooorse  of  trade  from  England  unto  the  East 

Indies:  answering  to  divers  objections  which  are 
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Manari,  Pellegrino,  of  Modena.    Blanc,  A. 

A.  p.  C.  In  His  Hist,  des  petntres :  Ecoie  ombrienne  et 
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Manby,  Arthur  J.    By  Temple  Bar.    2  pp. 

{Macmillan's  Mag.  t.  5, 1862,  p.  201.)— In  tbe  desert. 
1  p.  iPraser's  Mag.  ▼.  66. 1863.  p.  362.)— In  tbe  uigbt« 
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Hndam  remlgio  latns.  1  p.  {Prater's  Mag.  t.  67. 
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Jfoff.T.  12, 1865,  p.  328.)— Sonnet.  1  p.  {Prater's  Mag. 
T.  70. 1864,  p.  36.)— Vestigia  rctrorsam.  1  p.  {Fro- 
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Marston,  P.  B.    A  realistic  poet,    i  pp.    {AOant 

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Moncli,  Peter  Andreas.  1811-63.  Detnorske 
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3654 

(Ed.)    Chronica  regum  Manniae  et  in- 

Bularum.  The  chronicle  of  Man  and  the 
Sudreys,  ed.  from  the  MS  codex  in  the 
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Christiania,  1860.     8°.  2564 

and  rnger,  C.  R.  (Eds.)     Saga   Olafs 

konungs  ens  helga.  Udfoerligere  saga  om 
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fuldstaendige  pergaments  haandskrift  i  det 
store  Kongelige  Bibliothek  i  Stockholm. 
Udgivet  efter  foranstaltning  af  det  akade- 
miske  collegium  ved  det  kongelige  Norske 
Frederiks  universitet.  Christiania,  1853.    8°. 

12^ 
Mnnchaiis^ii.    See  Muenchhausen. 


MUNCHOW 


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MUNICIPAL  CORPORATIONS 


Mnnchow,    Louis    Guillaume,   Comte    de. 

Eloge  de.  6  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssens.  M£m.  1754, 
p.  505.) 

Munck,  Peter.     De  muliere  Hebraea  et  de 

conuublls  apud  Judaeos  recentiores.  i  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Script,  sacrae  cur.  cnmpl.  v.  7,  p.  C89.) 

Munck.    See  also  Munk. 
Mundahl,  C.  M.   Liue  fishing.   23  pp.    (Lon- 
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Mundarten  Bayeriis  grammatisch  darge- 
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Muiiday,  Anthony.  1553-1633.  John  a  Kent 
and  John  a  Cumber ;  a  comedy.  Printed 
from  the  original  MS,  the  property  of  E.  M. 
L.  Mostyn.  With  other  tracts  by  the  same 
author.  The  introduction  and  notes  by  J. 
Payne  Collier.  London,  1851.  8°.  {Shakes. 
Soc.)  3384 

Do^v^iifall  of  Robert,  Earl  of  Hunttngtoii. 

With  illustrations  and  notes  by  J.  Payne  Collier.  95 
pp.  (Dodsley,  R.,  Old  plays,  Suppl.)— John  a  Kent 
and  John  a  Cumber.  3  pp.  (Bell,  R.,  Sonos  from  the 
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fine  conceited  comoedle  of  Ttvo  Italian  gentle- 
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have  a  pound  of  the  flesh  of  a  Christian.  5  pp.  (Col- 
lier, J.  P.,  Shakesp.  libr.  v.  2.) 

and  Chettle,  Henry.    Death  of  Robert, 

Earl  of  Huntington.    99  pp.    (Dodsley,  R.,  Old  plays, 

Suppl.) 
Muilday, William.  Examination  of  the  Bible; 

or,  an  impartial  investigation  of  supernatural 

and  natural  theology.   Baltimore,  1808.   12°. 

-4226 
Muildella,  Anthony  John.   Davidson,  J.  M. 

Jn  his  Eminent  English  liberals,  p.  139.    10  pp. 

M undcn,  Joseph  Shepherd.  Button,  L.  Jo- 
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Mlindopriniitivo.El.  Erro,  J.  B.  de.  1786 
Mnndus  muliebris :  or,  the  ladies  dress- 
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p.  C97. 

Mlindy,  D.  L.  Rotomahana  ;  and  the  boiling 
springs  of  Nevs^  Zealand.  With  descriptive 
notes  by  Ferdinand  von  Hochstetter.  [With 
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M undy,  Maj.-Gen.  Godfrey  Basil.  —1848. 
Life  and  correspondence  of  the  late  Admiral 
Lord  Rodney.    London,  1830.     2  v.  8°.    4855 

Muiidy,  Godfrey  Charles.  Our  antipodes : 
or,  residence  and  rambles  in  the  Australasian 
colonies.  With  a  glimpse  of  the  gold  fields. 
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Sports  and  pastimes  In  the  East.   12  pp.   (Kov. 

of  In  Fraaer's  Mag.  v.  G,  1832,  p.  148.) 

Miindy ,  Harriot  Georgiana.  Journal  of  Mary 
Frampton.  See  Frampton,  M.  (in  supple- 
ment). 

Munegiier,  Ulrich  von.  See  Ulrich  von 
Mtmeguer. 

Uliincra  pulveris.  Ruskin,  J.,  Works,  v. 
2.  —1713 

Mnnford,  Rev.  George.  Analysis  of  the 
Domesday  book  of  the  county  of  Norfolk. 
London,  1858.     8°.  1524 

Attempt  to  ascertain  the  true  derivation 

of  the  names  of  towns  and  villages,  and  of 
rivers  and  other  great  natural  features  of 
the  county  of  Norfolk.     London,  1870.     8°. 

—2125 
Mnnford,  William.     Frothingham,  N.  L. 

Munford'8  Homer's  Iliad.  9  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  41, 
1840,  p.  205.) 

Hunicli. 

Eastlake,  C.  L.    Notes  on  the  principal 


pictures  in  the  Old  Pinakothek  at  Munich. 
1884. 

HORSTMANN,  G.  H.      Consular  reminis- 
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Schmeller,  J.  A.    Die  deutschen  hand- 

schrif ten  der  K.  Hof-  und  Staatsbibliothek  zu 
Muenchen.     1866,  2  v.  in  1. 

Watts,  Mrs.  A.  M.  H.   An  art-student  in 

Munich.     1853,  2  v. 

WiLBERFORCE,  E.    Social  life  in  Munich. 

1864. 

city  of  the  monk.    19  pp.    {Fraser's  Mag.  n.  8.  v. 

5,  1872,  p.  341.)— Conway,  M.  D.  City  of  the  little 
monk.  33  i)p.  (Kaiiier's  jtfaj/.  V.  44,  1872,  pp.  524,  041.) 
—Fair  In  M.  3  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  2,  1851,  p.  774.) 
—Feet—washing  on  Good-Friday  In  M.  2  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  3, 1851,  p.  349.)— Kazmair,  J.  Denkschrltt 
ueber  die  unruhen  zu  Muenchen  in  den  ]ahrenl397- 
1403.  173  pp.  (Chronilen  deutsch.  staedle,  v.  15,  p. 411.)— 
Keiuz,  E.  Mltthellungen  aus  der  Muenchener  K. 
Bibllolhek.  50  pp.  (Germania,  v.  15, 1870,  p.  345  ;  v.  31, 
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Ecolo  de  M.  39  pp.  (liev.  conlemp.  1867,  v.  5,  p.  630.)— 
Ijlfe  in  M.  6  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  03, 1864,  p. 
696.)— Michel,  E.  Musses  de  M.  70  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1877,  3  p6r.  v.  24,  pp.  515,  837.)— Morning  calls 
on  the  Munich  police.  7  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v. 
21,1870,  p.  177.)— Noehden,  G.  H.  Short  account  of 
the  library  at  M.  8  pp.  (Vaipy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v. 
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(Bev.  enntemp.  1858,  v.  5,  p.  611.)— Pelnture  en  Allemagne. 
Exposition  de  M.  59  pp.  [Rev.  enntemp.  1858,  v.  0,  pp. 
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la  critique.  32  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1863,  2  per.  v. 
48,  p.  5.)— Munich  and  its  school  of  Christian  ar». 
18  pp.  (Blaclcwood's  Mag.  v.  87,  1800,  p.  543.)— Thomp- 
son, B.,  Count  Rum/ord.  Account  of  an  establishment 
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— AVoltmann,  A.  Deutsche  kunst-  und  kunstliidus- 
trie-ausstellung  In  Muenchen.  25  pp.  [Deutsch.  rvnd- 
schau,  v.  8,1876,  p.  426.) 

Municb.  Akademie  der  Wissenschaften. 
Almanach,  1875.    Muenchen  [1875].    8°. 

—3556 

Denkschriften,    1808-24.     Muenchen, 

1809-25.     9  V.  in  7,  4°.  —3544 

Historische    classe.       Abhandlungen, 

1833-86.   Muenchen.  1833-86.   17  v.  in  29,  4°. 

—3544 

Mathematisch  -  physikalische    classe. 

Abhandlungen,  1829-86.  Muenchen,  1832- 
86.     15  V.  in  26,  4°.  —3544 

Philosophisch-philologische  classe.  Ab- 
handlungen, 1835-86.  Muenchen,  1835-86. 
17  V.  in  29,  4°.  —3544 

Sitzuugsberichte,  1860-87.   Muenchen, 

1860-87.    53  V.  8°.  —3547 

Inhaltsverzeichnisse,  1860-85.  Muen- 
chen, 1872-86.     2  V.  8°.  —3547 

Mnnicli.   Univevsitaet.   Heiurich,  G.  A. 

Jubll6  seculaire  de  I'univorsite  de  M.  7  pp.  [Corres- 
pondant,  n.  s.  v.  52,  1872,  p.  1158.) 

Mnnicipal  corporations.  James,  E.  J. 
Relation  of  the  modern  municipality  to  the 
gas  supply.  1886,  2  pts.  (Am.  Econ.  Assoc. 
Pub.  V.  1,  Nos.  2,3.) 

Corporate  reform.    17  pp.    (\restm.  Rev.  v.  19, 

1833,  p.  312.)— Kasson,  J.  A.  Muul<!lpal  reform.  V.i 
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and  educational  reform.  13  pp.  (Fifty  years  of 
the  House  ff  Lords,  p.  08.)— Municipal  corporation 
reform.  29  pp.  (W'estm.  Rev.  v.  1,  1835,  p.  48.)— Con- 
sidoratlons  on  municipal  government.  9  jip. 
(Fraser't  Mag.  n.  8.  v.  15,  1877,  p.  34.)— Origin  and 
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1879,  p.  678.)— Municipal  corporations  lu  Scotland. 
31  pp.    ( Wettm.  Kev.  v.  24,  1830,  p.  166.) 


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B^cliard,  F.    Lois  munlclpalea  de  I'ltalle.    46  pp. 

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Miinimeuta  acadeniica.    Anstej,  Rev. 

H.     2  V.  4524 

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Mnnio,  or  Nuflo,  Bp.  of  Mondoiiedo.  Hu- 

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munitions  of  war.  213  pp.  (Blake,  W.  P.,  U.  S.  Com. 
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Mnnk,  Eduard.  1803-71.  De  fabulis  Atel- 
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Muiik^  L.  (Ed.)  Targum  Scheni  zum  buche 
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Mlink,  Salomon.  1805-67.  Palestine:  de- 
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Mnnk,  William.  M.  D.  1816—.  Roll  of  the 
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Mniik.    See  also  Munck. 

Muiikebrodrcne,  novelle.  23  pp.  Oehlen- 

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Mnnkittrick,  Richard  Kendall.      1853—. 

What's  In  a  name?  2  pp.  (Mason,  E.  T.,  Humorou* 
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HnfiOK,  Andres.  16  cent.  Viaje  de  Felipe 
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Mnfioz,  Juan  Bautista.     174-5-99.     Historia 

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(Ed. )  Q.  Horatii  Flacci  Opera.  See  Hora- 

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Munro,  Rev.  John.    Auld,  A.    John  Munro. 

8  pp.  {Disruption  worthies  of  the  HigUttnds,  Memorial  of 
1843,  p.  196.) 

Mnnro,   R.   J.     Herring  fisheries.     42  pp. 

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Mnnro,  Robert.  Ancient  Scottish  lake- 
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mentarv  chapter  on  remains  of  lake-dwell- 
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Mnuro,  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  Thomas.  Gleig.  G. 
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Mnnro,  Wilfred  H.  History  of  Bristol.  R.  I. 
The  story  of  the  Mount  Hope  lands,  from 
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Munro-Bntler- Johnstone,  Henry  Alex- 
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and  the  declaration  of  Paris  considered. 
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Trip  up  the  Volga  to  the  fair  of  Nijni- 

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Mnnroe,  Charles  E.     Action  of  vegetable 

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medicinal  purposes.  5  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc. 
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Mnn^ell,  Joel.  1808-80.  Annals  of  Albany. 
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Chronology  of  paper  and  paper-making. 

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rable persons  and  events,  in  every  period 
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(Ed.)  Collections  on  the  history  of  Al- 
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2.— Ralfe  Clench,  v.  2.— George  Combe  In  Albany, 
1833-40,  V.  2.— Conflagration  of  1793,  v.  2.— Danlt- 
ers,  J.,and  Sluyter.P.  Journal,  16S0,v.  2.— Deacon's 
account  book,  v.  1.— Dudley  Reformed  Prot- 
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Reformed  church,  1730-70,  v.  1.— Fearon,  H.  B. 
Report  of  Albany,  v.  2.— Fanny  Fern  f  ult  Fort-Orange, 
V.  2.— Kev.  Isaac  Fldler,  v.  2.— Reginald  Fowler 
sojourns    In    Albany,    v.    2.  —  Halenbeek    burial 

ground,  v.   2.— Halenbeek    genealogy,   v.   2 

Hendrik  Halenbeek's  will,  v.  ■.!.— Hall,  B.  H.   Tale 

of  the  whale,  v.  2.— The  hill  iu  the  olden  time,  v.  2 

Anneke  Janse,v.  3. — Anneke  Janseand  her  posterity, 
▼.2. — Guy  Johnson  and  the  magistrates  of  Albany, 
V.  1.— Cruise  of  the  Katy-did,  v.  3.— Kingdom,  W. 
Albany    sketched,  t.  2.— Ijansing    house,  v.  1 


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Charles  Maclcay  in  Albany,  1858,  v.  2.— Albany  Medl- 
cnl  College,  v.  2.— Medical  Society  of  the  county 
of  Albany,  v.  2.— Mount  Hope,  v.  2.— Notes  from  the 
newspapers,  v.  1-3.— Pinkster  festivities  In  Al- 
bany GO  years  ago,  v.  2.— Character  and  eccentricities 
of  the  slave  Pomp,  v.  2.— Pruyn  house,  v.  1 — 
Pye  robbery,  v.  1.  —  Reformed  Protestant 
Dutch  cUiircU  of  Albany,  v.  1.— Sacred  Music 
Society,  V.  2.— St.  Peter's  church  and  other  mat- 
ters, V.  1.— Meeting  of  the  Scientific  Association, 
V.  2.— Origin  of  the  ancient  accepted  Scottish  rite  in 
Albany,  v.  3.— Benjamin  Sillimau  Inspects  the  city, 
1819,  V.  2.— Stafford  family,  v.  3.— Albany  stage 
coaches,  v.  2.  —  State  Street  Presbyterian 
church,  V.  1.— Dr.  Charles  Stuart  sees  Albany,  v.  2. 
—Early  temperance  movements,  v.  2.— Albany 
theatre,  v.  2.— Patent  of  Tiononderoga,  v.  1.— 
Albany  as  seen  by  tourists,  v.  2.— Notes  of  travel- 
lers, V.  3.— United  Presbyterian  church,  v.  1.— 
University  of  Albany.  Department  of  law,  v.  2.— 
Watson,  E.  Account  of  the  origin  of  the  State  bank, 
V.  2.— Memoir  of  E.  Watson,  v.  1.— Capt.  Webb,  T.  2. 
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Contents.  Affetti  divotl  verso  Dio,  cavati  per  la 
maggior  parte  dai  Salmi  ...  v.  6.— De  Agapis  sub- 
latis  disquisitio,  v.  12.— Motivi  di  credere  tuttavia 
ascoso,  e  nou  iscoperto  in  Pavla  1695,  il  sagro  corpo  di 
Santo  Agostino  in  risposta  alle  scritture  i)ubbllcate 
neir  anno  1728,  v.  10,  pt.  2. — Anecdota  Graeca, 
quae  ex  MSS  codicibus  priraum  eruit,  Latlo  douavit, 
notis  auxit  L.  A.  M.  v.  12.— Aiitlphonarium  monas- 
teril  Beuchoreusls,  v.  11,  pt.  3.— Duo  antiqui  libri 
ritnales  sanotae  Romanae  eccleslae,  qui  primus,  et 
secuudus  ordines  Roman!  nuncupantur,  v.  13,  pt.  3.— 
Patriarcharum  Aquilejensliim  vitae,  v.  11,  pt.  3.— 
Dissertazione  sopra  I'ascia  sepolcrale,  v.  3.— Pro- 
legomena in  Bachiarium,  ot  notae  in  opusculura, 
cui  tltulus  Bachiarii  fides,  v.  11,  pt.  1.— Barziia,  G. 
Oratlo  in  spousallbus  Philippi  Bonromei,  v.  11,  pt.  3. 
—Disquisitio  de  G.  Barzizio,  et  nobllltate,  atque  an- 
tlqultate  Borromeae  familiae,  v.  11,  pt.  3.— De  sacra- 
rum  basilicarumapud  Chrlstlanosorigineac  appel- 
latione,  v.  12.— Benedictus  XIV,  Pope.  Bolla,  v.  10, 
pt.  2.— Vita  di  Lodovico  Castelvetro,  v.  10,  pt.  2.— 
Cermenatl,  G.  da.  Hlstorla,  a  Muratorlo  publicl 
Juris  facta,  suaque  praefatione  aucta,  banc  Item  sup- 
plemento  locupletavit,  v.  11,  pt.  1.  —  De  antlquis 
Chrlstianorum  sepulcris  disquisitio,  v.  12.  —  Ano- 
nyml  liber  de  computo,  v.  11,  pt.  3.— Do  corona 
ferrea  commentarlus,  v.  11,  pt.  3.— Cyprianus,  T. 
C,  St.,  Bp.  of  Carthage.  De  mortalltato,  v.  4.  —  De 
primls  Chrlstianorum  ecclesils,  v.  12.— Delia  forza 
della  fantasia  umaiia,v.7.— FIrmug,  Bp.  ofCaesarea. 
Eplstolao.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],v.  12.— Fontanlnl,  Q.  08- 
eorvazloul  crltlche  sopra  11  libro  Intltolato  :  Lamindi 
Prltaull,  De  Ingonlorura  moderatloae  in  roliglonis 
nogotlo,  o  risposta  fatta  loro  dal  proposto  L.  A.  Mura- 
tori, v.  10,  pt.  2.— Esaml  del  libro  intltolato :  Dell' 
eloquenza  Itallaua  di  G.  Fontanlnl,  v.  10,  pt.  2 — Epls- 
tola  ad  J.  B.  Menckenlum  in  dlssortatlonem  J.  Fonta- 
nlnl, De  corona  ferrea,  v.  11,  pt.  3.— Exposltlo  fldel 
cathollcao  Fortunati,  v.  11,  pt.  3.— Disquisitio  do 
symboli  qulcumquo  auctore,  et  an  Is  fuorlt  Venantlua 
Fortunatns,  v.  11,  pt.  3.— Lettora  Intorno  ad  una 
Iscrizione  spottanto  la  cltti  dl  Frcjus,  v.  3.— Sacra- 
monlarlum  Gallicanum,  v.  13,  pt.  3.— Sncramouta- 
rlum  Gclasiannm,  v.  13,  pt.  2.— Gexo,  Abbot  of  Tor- 
tona,    Llbor  do  corpora  ot  saugulDe  Chrlstl,  v.  11,  pt. 


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2.— Forma  sacramentl  Glilbellinornm  Florenti- 
nomna,  v.  3. — De  Graecae  lln^nae  iisu,  et  pfhe- 
stantia,  v.  12 — Sacramentarium  Gregoi-lannm,  y. 
13,  pis.  2,  3. — Gregorlns  (Jfazlanzeuus),  St.,  Jbp.  of 
Constantinople.  Carmina.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  12.— Hilde- 
bert,  Abp.  of  Tours.  Epistolae  V  et  sermones  II,  v.  11, 
pt.  2.— Delle  forze  dell'  Inteudimeuto  amano,  o 
sia  11  Pirronlsmo  confutato,"  v.  7. — De  IV  temporum 
J^Jnuiis,  disqulsltlo  ad  illustrattonem  Bachiaril  yev- 

borum  :  lit  trlbus  temporlbus  aunl,  etc.  v.  11,  pt.  1 

Anonym!  oratio  in  nuptiis  Joaunis  Angustinl 
Tlcecomltis,  et  Ottonis  Mandelll  clrclter  annum  1430, 
V.  11,  pt.  3. — Julianas,  F.,  the  Apostate,  Emperor  of 
Borne.  Epistolae  IV.  [Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  12.— De  epistola 
sub  Jnlii  I  nomine  edita,  v.  12.— Jnling  I,  St.,  Pope. 
Kpistola  ad  Dlonyslum  Alesandrluum  eplscopum. 
[Gr.et  Lot.],  v.  12.— Idiinpiidlag.  A.  (pseud,  of  Mura- 
torl).  Desuperstltioneviianda.v.  5.— Sacramentarium 
I^eonlanniu,  v.  13,  pt.  1.— Iiettera  scrltta  a  nome 
dl  una  Inglese  Cattolica  ad  uuo  Inglese  Protestante,  v. 
4.— Dlssertazlonl  sopra  1  servl,  e  liberti  anticbl, 
V.  3.— Xiitnrgla  Romana,  vetus  tria  sacramf  ntaria 
complectaus,  v.  13,  pts.  1-3.— De  rebus  litnrgicis  dls- 
eertatio,  "v.  13,  pt.  1.  —  Esame  fatto  dal  Marchese 
Scipione  MalTel  del  libro  Intltolato :  Dell'  eloquenza 
Italiana,  v.  10,  pt.  2.— Manegaldns,  Presbyter  nf  Lu- 
tenhach.  Contra  'Wolfelmum  Coloniensem  opusculum, 
V.  11,  pt.  2. — Fragmentum  vetustisstmum,  in  quo 
Mauicliaeornin  haeresis  damnatur  et  disquisitio, 
V.  11,  pt.  2.— Forma  vetusta  mannmissioiils,  v.  11, 
pt.  3.— Relazione  della  peste  di  Marsiglia,  con  alcuini 
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dalla  relazione  istoria  in  Francese  della  peste  dl  Mar- 
Biglia,  V.  2.— Index  sanctorum  martyrnin,  quorum 
corpora  Romae  quiescebant,  v.  11,  pt.  3.— Letters 
sopra  robeltsco  di  Campo  Slarzo,  con  la  traduzione 
Latina,  v.  3.— Maxtmns,  .Si.,  Bp.  of  Turin.  Sermones, 
V.  11,  pt.  2. — .\ppeudis  de  antiquo  jure  metropolltae 
Mediolaneusis  in  eplscopum  Ticlnensem,  v.  11,  pt. 
1.— Mlssale  Gothlcnm,  Francorum,  et  Gallicanum 
vetus,  uongeutis  auuis  vetustiora,  cura  et  studio  .1.  M. 
Thomasli,  v.  13,  pt.  3.— Vari  ordini  pubblicati  in  Mo- 
dena  per  occasione  del  contaglo  del  1630,  v.  2. — 
BXaratorl,  G.  F.  S.  Vita  di  M.  v.  1.— De  naevis  in 
religionem  Incurrentibus,  v.  6.  —  Esposizione  dell' 
orazione  domenicale,  o  sia  del  Pater  Noster,  v.  6.— 
Introduzlone  alle  pace  private,  v.  8.— De  paradiso 
regnique  caelestis  gloria  non  esspectata,  corporum 
resurrectione  justls  a  Deo  conlata,  adversus  Tomae 
Burnett  librum  de  statu  mortuoruni,  v.  4.— Paulinas, 
P.  M.,  St.,  of  Nola.  Katales,  slve  poemata  IV,  cum 
notls,  et  dissertationibus,  etc.  v.  11,  pt.  1.— Del  governo 
della  peste,  politico,  medico,  ed  ecclesiastico,  v.  2. — 
Varie  regole  usate  in  diverse  citti  In  occasione  dl 
pestilenze,  e  principalmeute  per  le  spurgazionl,  v. 
2.— Pratica  per  espurgare  le  case,  e  robe  intette, 
Bospette  dl  contagio,  di  Matteo  Piazzi,  v.  2.— Pigna, 
5.  B.  La  pace,  v.  8.— Pins  II,  Pope  (iUiaeus  Siivlus 
PlccolomLni).  Oratio  pro  auctoritate  Romani  Pontl- 
flcis  adversus  Austriales,  1452,  et  Muratorii  disqui- 
sitio; Oratio  de  compactatls  Bohemorum,  praecedit 

Muratorii  de  compactatls  elucidatlo,  v.  11 ,  pt.  2 Della 

perlettapoesia  Italiana.v.  9._Pritanla8,  L.(pseud. 
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gionis  negotio,  v.  10,  pt.  1.— Della  regolata  divozlone 
de'  Crlstlani,  v.  6.— Delle  riflessionl  sopra  U  buon 
gusto  nelle  scienze  e  nelle  arti,  v.  8.— Delia  pnb- 
blJca  rellcitii  oggetto  de'  buonl  principl,  v.  2.— 
Judicium,  sive  placltum  habitum  Ravennae  in 
monasterio  Classensi,  etc.  v.  3.— Chronicon  reeum 
Italiae  a  Rudolpho  ad  Conradum  primum,  v.  11,  pt, 
3.— Disquisitio  de  rellquiis,  sanctuarils,  oleis  miracu- 
loruin  virtute  imbutis,  etc.  v.  11,  pt.  3.— Dissertazione 
Bopra  una  iscrizione  ritrovata  nella  citti  di  Spello, 
V.  3.— Speroni,  S.  Bagionamento  contra  ii  duello  in- 
tltolato deir  uomo,  v.  8.— De  syuisactis  et  agapetls 
disquisitio,  Y.  12.-TertalHann8,  Q.  F.  S.  Libellus 
de  oratione,  cum  notis,  v.  11,  pt.  2.— Sposlzione  dell' 
insigne  tavola  di  bronzo  spettante  ai  fancuilll  dlTra- 
Jano  Aagnsto,  v.  3.— Valdesius,  F.  (pseud,  of 
Muratori).  Epistolae,  slve  appendix  ad  librum  A. 
Lainpridii  de  superstitlone  vitanda,  v.  5.— Vetns- 
tissimi  versas,  v.  11,  pt.  3.— Vlmecarte,  F.  S.  da. 
Poema  de  gestis  In  civitate  Mediolanl  sub  Othone 
Vicecomite  Archiepiscopo,  v.  11,  pt.  2. 

Annali  d 'Italia  dal  principio    dell'  era 

volgare  sine  all'  anno  1749.  Milano,  1818-21. 
18V.80.  3555 

Lettere  inedite,  pubblicate  in  occasione 

del  secondo  centenario  dalla  nascita  da  Gae- 
tano  Oliva.    n.  p.  1872.     r.  8°.  5812 


Relation   of  tlie   missions  of  Paraguay. 

Wrote  originally  in  Italian  and  now  done 
into  English  from  the  French  translation. 
London,  1759.     p.  8°.  1638 

——  De  corona  ferrea,  qua  Romanorum  imperatores 
In  Insubrlbus  coronari  solunt,  commeniarius.  44pp. 
(Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Ital.  v.  4,  pt.  2.)— De  rebus 
Iltiirgicis  dissertatio.  101  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 
s.  Lat.  v.  74,  p.  847.)— Dissertationes  in  8.  Panliui 
poemata.  28  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v.  61,  p. 
779.)— Dissertatio  de  rbythmica  -reternm  poesi. 
24  pp.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  t.  Lat.  v.  151,  p.  lao.) 

(Ed.)    Antiquitates  Italicae  medii  aevi. 

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Contents.    De  advocatis    ecelesiarnm,  et   vlce- 
dominis,  v.   5.  —  Allprandl,  B.     Alipraudlna,  sive 

chronicon  Mantuanum,  poema,  v.  5 De  allodlis, 

vassis,  vassalis,  beneflciis,  feudis,  castellanis,  v.  1.— 
Chronlci  Amalphitani  fragmenta,  339-1294,  v.  1.— 
De   ritibus   Anibrosianae   eccleslae,  v.  4. — An- 
dreas, Presbyter  of  Bergamo.    Chronicon  breve,  o&S- 
874,  V.  1. — Angelacclo,  F.  d',  di  Bazzano.    Cronaco 
delle  cose  dell'  Aqulla,  1436-85,  v.  6.— Antinori,  A.  L. 
Aquilauarnm  rerum  scriptores  aliquot  rudes;    Col- 
lectio  monumentorum  Furconii,  et  Amiterni  comita- 
tuum  a  saeculi  V  fine  ad  annum  1265,  v.  6.— De  arti- 
bas  Italicornm  post  jnclinationem  Romani  imperii, 
▼•  2. — Ayliuns,  -J.    Historia  belli  ForojuUensis,  1366- 
88,  V.  3.— .\nouymi  Barensis  Monachi.    Chronicon  de 
rebus  in  Barensi  provincia  gestis,  v.  1. — Beuve- 
natl,  B.    Fragmenta  Fulginatis  hlstoriae,  1198-1341. 
V.  4.— Beroldas  Mediolanensis.    Ordo  et  ceremoniae 
eccleslae    Ambrosiauae,  v.  4. — Antonio    di    Boetio, 
vulgarmente  Antonio  dl  Buccio,  delle  cose  dell'  Aquila, 
1363-82,  V.  6 — Di  BoetiO  di  Raiualdo  di  Poppleto, 
Aquilano,  vulgarmente  Buccio  Ranallo,  poema  rozzo, 
V.  6. —  Borboua,  N.  da.     Cronaca  delle  cose  dell' 
Aquila  1363-1424,  v.  6.— De  canouicis,  v.  5.— De  car- 
diualiam  institatlone,  v.  5. — De  caiisis  imml- 
uutae  olim  eccleslasticorum  poteutiae,  v.  6.— Caia- 
logus  et  summarium  nonnuUarum  chartarum  exis- 
tentium    in    archlvo    raonasterii    Cavensis,  v.  5.— 
Cencio  Savelli.  See  Honorlus  III,  Pope.— Do  censi- 
bas  ac  redilibus  olim  ad  ecclesiam  Roroauam  spec- 
tantibus,  v.  5.— Di  Niccolo  Ciminello  di  Bazzsiuo, 
Aquilano,  sopra  I'assedio  dell'  Aquila,  falto  da  Braccio 
da  Montone,  poema   storico,   v.  6. — De    assumpta  a 
ciTitatibns    Italicis    reipublicae    lorms,  atgue 
origiue  libertatis,  v.  4.— De  ampliQcata  civltatam 
Italicarnm  dominatione,  ac  potentia,  v.  4.— De  clvi- 
tatum  Itaiicarum  foederibus,  ac  pacibus,  v.  4.— De 
civitatum  Itaiicarum  magistratibus,  v.  4.— De  cleri, 
eccleslarum  immuuitaiibus,  privilegiis,  ac  oneribus 
post  invectas  in  Iialiam  barbaras  gentes,  v.  5.— De 
cognominnm  origine,  v.  3.— De  coinitibas  et  vice- 
comitibus,  v.  1.— De  coniitibus  Palatii,  v.  1.— De 
vario  statu   dioeceseon   epiacopaliuni,   v.   5.— De 
diplomatis  et  chanis  aniiquis  dubiisaut  falsls,  v. 
3. — De  dncibus,  ac  principibus  antiquis  Italiae,  v.  1. 
— De  daello,  ej  usque  origine,  ac  usu,  v.  3. — De  eni> 
pbytensibus,  precarils,  et  laicorum  decimis,  v.  3. — 
De  episcoporum,  abbatum,  allorumque  eccleslasti- 
corum potentia,  v.  6.— Caialogus  nonnuilarum  charta- 
rum regestl  MStl  monasterii  Farfensis,  v.  5.— Tracta- 
tulus  de  fendis  olim  per  pau'iarcham  Aquilejeusem 
concessls,  v.  1.— Do-  fisco  et  camera  regum,  episco- 
porum, ducum,  atquo  marchionum  Italici  regui,  v.  1. 
— De  foeneratoribas,  Judaeis,  societatibus  militum 
praedonum,  leprosis,  v.  1.— De  exteris  gentibns, 
quae   post   declinationem    Romani   Imperii    Italiam 
afflixerunt,  v.  1. — De  origine  et  progressu  in  Italia 
Gibellinae  et  Gnelpbae  factionuni,  v.  4.— Quae- 
nam  baereses  saecuiis  rudibus  Italiam  dlvexarint, 
V.  5.— De  honiinibns  liberis,  et  arimauuis,  v.  1. — 
Houorlns   III,    Pope.     Liber    ceusuum    Romanae 
eccleslae,  a  Centlo,  v.  5.— De  bospitalibas  pere- 
griuornm,  inflrmorum,  iufantium  expositorum,  etc. 
V.  3.— Exccrpta  historlca  ex  commentariis  MStis  Beue- 
venuti  de  Imola  in  Comoedlam  Dautis.  v.  1. — De  im- 
peratoraui  Romanornm,  ac   regum  Italicorum 
electione,  v.  1. — Catalogus  complurium  vocum  Itali- 
carana,  quarum  orlgo  Investigatur,  v.  2.— De  origiue, 
sive  etymologia  Itaiicarum  vocum,  v.  2.— Escerpta  ex 
chronico  Jordani,  950-1320,  v.  4.— De  Jndiclis  Dei, 
sive  experimentia  veterum  ad  scrutaudum  hominum 
crimen,  slve  inuocentiam,  v.  3. — De  miuoribus  Jasti- 
tlae  ministris,  v.  1.— De  pils  laicorum  confra- 
ternitatibus,  earumque  origi:ie,   Hageilantibus  et 
sacrls  missionibus,  v.  6.— De  legibus  Italicoram, 
et  statutorum  origine,  v.  2.— De  libertate,  iiiirauni- 
tatibus,  ac  prlylieglis  civitatum,  ac  principum  Itall- 


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corum,  V.  4.— De  origlne  linguae  Italicae,  v.  2.— Do 
literarnin  fortuua  in  Italia  post  HOO  et  de  Acadeinla- 
rum,  sive  gymuaslorum  orectlone,  v.  3.— De  Uterarum 
Btatu,  iieglectu,  ct  cultura  In  Italia  post  Barbaros  In 

earn  invectos  usque  ad  annum  1100,  v.  3 De  socle- 

tate  lionibardoriiin,  alilsque  clvltatum  Itallcarum, 
servandae  Ubertatis  causa  et  de  pace  Veneta,  et  Con- 
stantlensl.v.  4.— De  mauumiggionibus  servorum, 
et  de  Ubertis,  aldlls,  ac  aldiauis,  v.  1. — De  inarchi- 
onibiis  Italiae,  v.  1. — De  mercatoribiis,  et  merca- 
tura  saeculorum  rudlum,  v.  2. — De  militia  saeculo- 
rum  rudlum  In  Italia,  v.  2. — De  Institutioiie  inilitnm, 
quos  cavalier!  apellamus,  et  de  luslgnlis,  quae  nunc 
arme  yocantur,  v.  4.— De  missis  regtis,  seu  ]udl- 
clbus  extraordlnarlls,  v.  1.— De  modis,  quibus  ollm 
ecclesiae,  eplscopl,  canonicl,  monasterla,  atque  allae 
hujusmodl  TJulversltates  sacra  terrenis  opibus,  et 
commodis  auctae  sunt,  v.  5.— De  monasteriis  In 
beueflcium  concessls.v.  6. — De  monasteriis  monia- 
llnin,v.  5. — De  monasteriorum  erectlone,  et  mona- 
chorum  instltutione,  v.  5. — De  moneta,  slve  Jure 
condendi  uummos,  v.  2.— De  moribns  Itallcomm 
post  arreptam  h.  barbarls  Italiae  doininationem,  v.  2. 
— De  actibus  mnliernnt,  v.  2. — De  regiraine,  ac  dlvl- 
Bione  nobllium  et  plebis  in  clvltatibus llberis  Italiae, 
V.  4. — De  nominibus,  et  aguominibus  antlquorum, 
V.  3. — Excerpta  6  catalogo  MSto  tabularil  monasteril 
Nonantnlani,  v.  5. — De  notariig,  v.  1.— Ocnliis 
pastoralls,  slve  libellus  erudiens  tuturum  rectorem 
populorum,  v.  4.— De  officiis  domus  reglae,  v.  1.— De 
paroeciiset  pleblbus,  v.  6. — Ghronicon  Pataviuum, 
1174-1399,  V.  4. — De  redemtloue  peccatoriiin,  et  de 
indulgeiitiarum  origine,  v.  5.— De  dlversls  pecuniae 
generibus  quae  apud  veteres  in  usu  tuere,  v.  2.— Ex- 
cerpta e  chartis  archlvi  Plsani  archieplscopii  720- 
1199,  V.  3.— Statuta  clvltatis  Pistoriensis,  1117-1200, 
V.  4.— De  placitis  et  mallls,  v.  2.— De  rhyihinlca  vete- 
rum  poesi  et  origine  Italicae  poeseos,  v.  3. — Catalogus 
pontificiim  Aquilanorum,  1254-1472,  v.  6.  —  De 
principtbus,  aut  tyrauuls  Italiae,  v.  4. — De  regno 
Italiae,  ej  usque  flnibus,  v.  1. — Breve  chroalcon  re- 
gnm  Iiangobarclorum,  et  AuguBtorum  Franclci 
generis,  568-S83,v.  4.— De  religione  Christianoriim 
per  Italiam  post  annum  Christlanae  epocliae  500,  v.  4. 

— Derepresaliis,  V.  4 Derepublica,  i)artepubllca, 

et  ministrls,  reipubllcae  aniiquls  temporibus,  v.  1. — 
Ricbard,  Mtmk  of  Cluny.  Chronicou,  800-lir>2,  v.  4.— 
Historiae  Ronianae  fragmenta,  1328-54,  v.  3.— Breve 
chronicou  monasteril  Sanctae  Sopbiae,  788-1113,  v. 
1. — De  Christianorum  veneratloue  erga  sanctos  post 
declinallonem  Romanl  Imperii,  v.  5.— Series  diplo- 
matnni,  aliorumque  documentorum  in  sex  tutius 
operis  voluminlbus  existentium,  ordlne  chronologlco 
dlgesta,  v.  6. — De  servis,  ac  hominibua  de  masuada, 

V.  1. — De  sigillls  medll  aevi,  v.  3 De  spectacnlis, 

et  ludis  publlcis  medii  aevl,  v.  2. — De  Italiae  statu, 
habitatorum  afflueutia,  agrorum  cultu,  mutatione 
clvltatum,  lellcitate  ac  infelicitate  tempoi'ibus  bar- 
baricia,  v.  2. — Ghronicon  Snblacense,  sive  catalogus 
abbatum  monasteril  Sublacensis,  v.  4. — Excerjita  ex 
archivo  monasteril  Sublacensis,  v.  5 — De  snper- 
stitionuin  semine  In  obscurls  Italiae  saeculls,  v.  5. 
— De  textrina,  et  vestibus  saeculorum  rudlum,  v.  2. 
— De  tributis,  vectlgallbus,  alllsque  oueribus  publl- 
cis medii  aevi,  v.  2. — Unctis,  P.  de.  Fragmenta  Fulgl- 
natis  historiae,  1424-40,  v.  4.— Vincentino,  J.  In- 
strumeutum  pads  later  Gueltos  et  Guibeillnos,  v.  4.— 
ludox  generalls  rerum  et  nomluura,  v.  6. 

—  {Ed.)    Novus  thesaurus  veterum  inscrip- 

tiouuin.     Mediolaiii,  1739-42.     4  v.  fo.     2741 

Contents.    Artes  et  olHcia  minora,  v.  2. — Augustl, 

Caesares,  ac  reges,  v.  1 Bimardus,   J.    Disserta- 

tlones  et  eplstolae,  v.  1. — Chisbull,  E.  Dissenatlo 
(1e  uummo  aKiaitt  inscripto,  v.  4.— Collegia  varla, 
V.  2. — AfTectuB  conjugnm,  v.  3.— Consules,  v.  1. — 
De  diis  antlquorum,  v.  1. — Dubiae,  v.  3.— Affectus 
fratrnni,  cognatorum,  et  amlcorum,  v.  3.— Geo- 
graphica,  civltates,  allaque  loca,  v.  2.— Xnacrip- 
tiones    C'hristianae,  v.  4.  —  AITectus  liberorum 

erga  parente8,v.  3 Iilberti  et  servl  domus  Augustae, 

V.  2.— Affoctus  promlacul  libertorum  et  servorum, 
V.   3.— Alagi stratus   ac   dlgiiltales  majores,  v.  2.— 

Militares,   v.   2 Muuicipia    et    colonlae,  v.  2.— 

Officia  domus  Augustae,  v.  2.— Opera  et  loca  pubUca, 
et  prlvata,  v.  1. — Affecius  parentum  erga  liberos,  v. 
2. — Affectus  patrouorum,  ac  domiuorum  erga  llbor- 
to8,  etc.  V.  3.— Poutiflcefl,  sacerdotes,  alllque  sacro- 
rum  minlRtrl,  v.  1.  —  Psephisma  Sigeorum  ad 
honorem  Regis  AntlochI,  cum  commoularilB  et  noils 
E.  Chlshull,  v.  4.— Descrlptlo  urbls  Ronine,  v.  4.— 
Senatna  consulta,  pleblBclta,  decreta,  et  acta  pub- 
Uca, V.  2.— Inscrlptlo  Sigea  anllqulBSlma,  cum  com- 
mentarlls  et  noUs  E.  Chlshull,  v.  4.  —  Singnlares 


minutiores  et  qulsqulllae,  v.  3.— Spectacula,  ludl,  et 
alia  popuU  obleotamenta,  v.  2 — Templn,  aedes,  arae, 
dona  sacra,  kalendaria.v.  1.— Appendix  iuscrlptlonum, 
V.  4. — Indices,  v.  4. 

[Ed.)    Rerum  Italicarum  scriptores.   Me- 

diolani,  1723-51.     25  v.  in  28,  fo.  2731 

Contents.  Agathias,  of  Myrina.  Excerpta  ex  his- 
toria,  Hugone  Grotlo  interprete,  v.  1.— Agnello  (An- 
drea), of  Ravenna.  Liber  pontlflcalls,  sive  vitae  ponti- 
flcum  Ravennatum,  v.  2,  pt.  1.— Agostini,  A.  Hlstoria 
obsldionis  Plumblnl,  1448,  v.  25.— Alberti,  L.  B.  Com- 
meiitarlus  de  conjuratlone  Porcarla,  v.  25.— Alber- 
tucci  de  Burselli,  G.  Annales  Bononlenses,  1418-97 , 
v.  23 — Aleardo.    F.      Oratlo    in   laudem    Franclscl 

Slortiae,  v.  25 Alessandro,  Abbot  of  St.  Salvadore. 

De  rebus  gestis  Rogerll  Siclliae  regis  llbrl  IV,  v.  5.— 
Alfieri,  O.    Chronica  Asteusla,  v.  11.— Allcgretti, 

A.    Ephemerldes  Senenses,  1450-96,  v.  23 Vitae  IV 

prlorum  abbatum  Cavonsium,  Alpherii,  Leonis, 
Petri,  atque  Constabilis,  v.  6.— Anastasius,  Librarian 
of  tht  Vatican.    Vitae  pontiflcum  Romanorum,  v.  3,  pta. 

1,  2 — Vitae  eplscoporum  et  patriaroharum  Aquile- 
Jenslum,  v.  16.— Annales  urbls  Aretinae,  11U2-1343, 
V.  24.— Ghronicon  Ariminense,  1188-1385,  v.  15.— 
Arnolfo,  of  Milan.  Rerum  sui  temporls  libri  V,  v.  4. 
— Astesano,  A.  Carmen  de  varletate  fortunae,  v.  14. 
— Chrouioon  Atinensis  ecclesiae,  v.  7. — Augustiuo, 
Bp.  of  Pienza.  Descrlptlo  adventus  Frldericl  III  Im- 
peratorls  ad  Pauluni  papam  II,  v.  23.— Azarlo,  P. 
Chronicon  de  gestis  prlucipum  Vicecomitum,  1250- 
1362,  v.  16. — Baiuze,  E.  Brevis  hlstoria  liberatlonis 
Messauae  a  Saracenorum  ]ugo,  v.  6.— Chronicon  iguotl 
clvis  Barensis,  v.  5.  —  Bartolomeo,  of  Ferrara. 
Polyhlstoria,  ab  anno  1287  u.'ique  ad  1367,  v.  24.— Bar- 
tolommei,  G.  di  B.  de'.  Hlstoria  Seneusls,  1402-22, 
v.  20. — Bartolommeo,  Cancelliere.  Auuales  Genenses 
ab  anno  1224,  v.  6. — Bazauo,  G.  da.  Chronicon  Muti- 
nense,  1002-1363,  v.  15.— Belloni,  A.  Liber  de  vltls  et 
gestis  patrlai'charum  Aquilejensium  libri  VIII,  v.  16. — 
Beuvenuto  di  S.  Giorgio.  Hlstoria  Montlsrerratl, 
usque  ad  annum  1490,  v.  23.— Berardi,  G.,  Monk  of 
Fescara.  Chronicon  Casauriensis,  v.  2,  pt.  2. — Carmen 
panegyricum  de  laudibus  Berengarii  Augusti,  v. 

2,  pt.  1.— Bernard,  Le  trdsorier.  Liber  do  aquisitloue 
Terrae  Sanctae,  1095-1230,  v.  7.— Berni,  G.  Chronicon 
Eugubinum,  1450-72,  v.  21.  —  Biglia,  A.  Historia 
patria  Modiolauensis,  1402-31,  v.  19.— Boitlncontri, 
L.  Annales,  1360-1458,  v.  21.— Bruni  (Arotluo),  L. 
Rerum  suo  tempore  iu  Italia  gestarum  commeiitarius, 
1378-1440,  V.  19.— Buoncompaguo,  (— ).  Liber  do 
obsidione  Anconae  k  coplis  Frldericl  I  imperatoris 
anno  1172,  v.  6.— Bnrchard.  Eplstola  de  victoria 
Frldericl  I  et  excidlo  Medlolanensl,  v.  6. — Annales 
Caesenates,  1162-1362,  v.  14.— Caftaro,  and  others. 
Annales  Genuenses,1100-1293,v.  6.— Cambi,G.  Chroni- 
con de  rebus  gestia  Luconsium,  1400-09,  v.  18.— Cam- 
panl,  G.  A.,  Bp.  of  Abruzzo.  Brachli  Perusinl  vita  ot 
gesta,  1368-1424,  v.  19. —  Capponi,  G.  Monumenta 
hlstorica  de  rebus  Florentinorum,  1378-1456,  v.  18 — 
Caraccioli,  T.  Opuacula  hlstorica,  v.  22.— Rhythmus 
in  obltum  Caroli  Magnl  Augusti, v.  2,  pt.  2 — Excerpta 
ex  martyrologlo,  et  necrologio  Casiuensi,  v.  7. — Ano- 
nym! Casinensis  chronicon,  v.  5. — Epitome  chroni- 
corum  Casineusinm,  v.  2,  pt.  1.— Castelletto,  P. 
da.  Ordo  fuuerls  Johannis  Galeattli  Vicecomilis, 
duels  Modiolanl  peracte  anno  1402,  et  oratlo  tunc 
hablta  in  e]  us  laudem, v.  16.— Castello,  C.  da.  Chroni- 
con Bergomense,  1378-1407, v.  16 Chronicou  Caveuse, 

569-1318,  V.  7.— Cereta,  P.  de.  Chronicou  Veronenso, 
1117-1375,  V.  8.— Cermenati,  G.  da.  Historia  de  situ, 
origine,  et  cultoribus,  Ambrosianae  urbls,  acde  Medl- 
olouonslum  gestis  sub  imperlo  Henricl  VII,  1307-13,  v. 
9 — Cliiuazzo,  D.  Belli  apud  fossam  Clodiam,  et 
alibi  inter  Venetos  et  Genuensea  gesti  anno  1378,  v.  15. 
— Ciamplni,  G.  G.  Examen  llbrl  pontiflcallB,  v.  3.— 
CumanuB,  slve  poema  de  bello  ot  excidlo  urbls  Co- 
mensis,  1118-27,  v.  5.— Conipagui,  D.  Chronicon 
Florontlnum,  1280-1312,  v.  9.— SupiJlementum  slve  frag- 
mentum  concllli  Romani  habiti  863,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— 
De  Constantino  Cbloro,  Constantino  Maguo,  ot 
allis  imperatoribus,  excerpta,  v.  24.— Cornazzani, 
G.  Historiae  Parmensis  Iragmenta,  1301-55,  v.  12. — 
Cortusi,  G.,  and  Albrlgeto.  Hlstoria  de  novitatlbus 
Paduae  ot  Lonibardlao,  1256-1364,  v.  12.— Corvaria, 
G.  Historiae  Plsauae  fragmenta,  v.  24.— Chronicon 
brevo  Cremonense,  1096-1233,  v.  7.— Cribelli,  G. 
Oratlo  parentalls  in  laudem  Blancae  Marlae  Stortlae 
Vlcecomltls,  v.  25.— Cyrnaeus,  P.  Commeutarlus  de 
bello  Ferrnrlensi,  1482-84,  v.  21.— De  rebus  Corsicls  a 
toniporlbus  Romanorum  usque  ad  annum  llioe,  v.  24. 
— Daudolo,  A.  Chronicon  Venetum  ad  1388,  v.  12.— 
Decembrio,  P.  C.  Vita  Phlllppl  Marine  Vlcecomltls 
Medlolaueusium  duels  ;  Vita  Franclscl  Slorliae;  Ora- 


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Uo  iu  funere  Nlcolai  Picinini,  v.  20.— Del,  A.,  and 
Tura,  A.  Chronicou  Seuense,  v.  15. — Delaj-to,  G. 
Annales  Estenses,  1393-1409,  v.  18.— Domnixo,  of  Ca- 
nasta. Vita  MaOiilclis,  v.  3.— Drogo,  H.  Aiinales 
Genuenses,  v.  6.— Hlstoria  Dalciui  haeresiarchae 
NoTarleusls,  1301-07,  v.  9 — Erebemberto,  of  MmU 
Casino.  De  gestis  principum  BeneTentanorum  epi- 
tome chronologica,  v.  5. — Historla  Laogobardorum 
Benevenil  post  Paulara  Diacr>Duni,  cum  iioiis  C.  Pel- 
legrini, V.  2.— Erutoldas,  yigellus.  De  rebus  gestis 
Ludovici  Pii  AugusU,  781-S26,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— Anonymi 
cbrouicon  Eatense,  1101-1351,  t.  15.— Entroplns. 
Hlstoria  Bomana,  v.  1.— Falcando,  C  Hlstoria  de 
rebus  gestis  in  SlcLUae  regno,  v.  7. — Falcone,  of  Bene- 
rento.  Chronlcon,  v.  5. — Diarlum  Ferrarieiise,  U>y9- 
1502,  V.  24.— Chronica  parva  Ferrarieusis,  v.  8.— 
Feixelo,  o/  Ffcotza.  Historla  rerum  in  Italia  gesta- 
rum,  1250-1318;  De  Scaligerorum  orlglne,  poema,  v.  9. 
— Fiamma,  G.  Opusculum  de  rebus  gestis  ab  Azone, 
Lucbiuo,  et  Johanne,  Vicecomitibus,  1328-42,  v.  12.— 
Manipulas  florum,  sive  historla  Mediolanensis,  ab 
orlglne  urbis  ad  annum  clrclter  1336,  ab  alio  contlnu- 
atore  ad  1371,  v.  11. — Anonymi  hlstoria  S^orentina, 
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See  also  Assassiuation.-Poisong.— Suicide.— 
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Murder  and  mystery.    13  pp.    (Fraser''s 

Mag.  V.  23,  1841,  p.  547.) 

Murder  glen.    9  pp.     {Blackivood^s  Mag. 

V.  40,  1836,  p.  515.) 

Murder  bole.    4  pp.     {Blackwoocfs  Mag. 

V.  25,  1829,  p.  189.) 

Murdered  Olasgow  cotton-spinner. 

6  pp.  (Warren,  S.,  Modern  slate  trials.  No.  5:  Works, 
V.  5,  p.  414.) 

Murdering  banker.  10  pp.   (Blackwood's 

Mag.  V.  44,  183S,  p.  823.) 

Murders  at  l>eutz.  12  pp.   [Fraser's  Mag. 

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Murders  in  tlie  Rue  Morgue.    38  pp. 

Poe,  E.  A.,  Works,  ed.  J.  H.  Ingram,  v.  1,  p.  404. 

Murdia.  Rudorff,  A.  F.  Ueber  die  lau- 
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Murdin,  i?ev.  William  [Ed.)  Collection  of 
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Murdocb,  James  Edward.  1811—.  The 
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Murdocb,  William.    Nicoll,   H.  J.     Intro- 

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Murdock,  James,  D.D.  [Tr.)  1776-1850. 
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Irfttnson,  A.    Murdock's  Mosheiin.    12  pp.    (Chr. 

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MnrdOCk,  Lieut.  Joseph  B.  Cruise  of  Co- 
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(Oratiom,  tr.  by  C.  D.  Tongt,  v.  2,  p.  330:  Bohn,  H.  G., 
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NnU For  other  eds.  »«  Cicero,  M.  T. 

Marer,  Jacob.     16  cent.     Bauernkrieg  um 

Weisseuau.  9  pp.  (Baumaun,  F.  L.,  Qaelltn  zur  gesck. 
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Muret,  Marc  Antoine.    1526-85.    Commen- 

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Nicerou,  .J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  27. 

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Murfree,  Mary    Noailles    (Charles  Egbert 

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laouesome  Cove.  17  pp.  {Harper't  Mag.  v.  72, 1886, 
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American  story  writer.    3  pp.    {Atlant.  MontUy,  t.  64, 

1884,  p.  131.) 

Murfree,  William  L.,  Sr.    How  Uncle  Gabe 

saved  the  levee.  9  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  16,  1878, 
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Murfreesboro',  Tenn.    Rosecrans,  W.  S. 

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Murgatroyd,  J.    On  the  arrangement  and 

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Mlirger,  Henry.     1822-61.     Adeline  Protat. 

16'J  pp.  (Kec.  d.  deux  mondes,  1853,  n.  per.  2  s.  v.  1,  pp. 
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Car\veu,II.    Henry  Murger.   97  pp.   (/n  iu  Sorrow 

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rale. 18  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1861,  2  per.  v.  35,  p. 
700.)— Salntsbury,  G.  Henry  Murger.  19  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rec.  n.  s.  V.  24,  1878,  p.  231.) 

Miirillo,  Bartolome  Esteban.  Curtis.  C.  B. 
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Murillo,  compiled  from  the  writings  of 
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Minor,  E.  E.     MurUlo.     1883.     {lUustr. 

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Benl£,  E.    Murillo  et  I'Andalousie.    25  pp.    (Rev. 

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Mnrinus,  Bp.  of  Alexandria.    Fragmentum 

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Miirnielliiis,    Johann.      Niceron,    J.    P. 

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Die  narrenbeschwoerung.     Herausg.  von 

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Die  Gaeuchmatt.    230  pp.    (Scheible,  -J.,  Kloster, 

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lichen  glaubens,  und  die  satyren  gegen  Murner;  Eln 
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Mnrphy,  Arthur.  1727-1805.  Works.  Lon- 
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Alzuma,  a  tragedy,  v.  1. — The  Apprentice,  a  com- 
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Latin,  V.  7.  —  The  Choice,  a  comedy,  v.  4. —  The 
Citizen,  a  comedy,  v.  2. — The  Desert  island,  a 
dramatic  poem,  v.  3 — The  Expostulation,  a  satire, 
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Prologues,  epilogues,  etc.  v.  7 The  Rival  sisters, 

a  tragedy,  v.  7.— The  School  for  guardians,  a  com- 
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Three  -weeks  after  marriage,  a  comedy,  v.  2.— 
The  Upholsterer,  a  comedy,  v.  2.— The  Way  to 
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Essay  on  the  life  and  genius  of  Samuel 

Johnson.     London,  1792.     8°.  4892 

The  same,  in  Johnson,  S.,  Works,  v.  1, 
1825,  p.  i;  V.  1,  1856,  p.  i. 

Life  of  David  Garrick.    London,   1801. 

2  V.  8°.  4835 

-  All  In  the  -\«'rong ;  a  comedy.  75  pp.  (Cuinbor- 
land,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  6;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  3; 
London  stage,  v.  2 ;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  20.) 
— The  Apprentice  5  a  farce.  6  pp.  (London  stage,\.  i; 
Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  5,  p.  427.)— The 
Citizen ;  a  farce.  34  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit, 
theat.  V.  24;  London  stage,  v.  4;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng. 
drama,  v.  11 ;  Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit,  dravia,  v.  5,  p.  465.) 
—Essay  on  the  life  and  genius  of  Henry  Fielding. 
82  pp.  (rieldlng,  H.,  Works,  v.  1,  p.  3.)— Grecian 
dangliter ;  a  tragedy.  48  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brii. 
theat.  V. 25;  Inchbald,  E., /Jn7.  theat. \.  IS;  London  stage, 
V.  1 ;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  14 ;  Scott,  Sir  W., 
Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  2,  p.  471.)— Kno-vr  your  own 
mind;  a  comedy.  72  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit, 
theat.  V.  8;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  16;  London  stage, 
V.  3;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  14.)— The  Old 
maid.  12  pp.  (Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit,  drama,  \.  5,  p. 
453.)— The  Orphan  of  China;  a  tragedy.  10  pp. 
(London  stage,  v.  1 ;  Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit,  dravia,  v.  2, 
p.  425.) — Essay  on  the  life  and  genius  of  Tacitus.  40 
pp.  (Tacitus,  C.  0.,  Works,  [tr.]  by  A.  Murphy,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 
— Three  weeks  after  marriage  ;  a  comedy.    8  pp. 

•  (London  stage,  v.  4;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  9; 
Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  5,  p.  480.)— The  Up- 
holsterer. 14  pp.  (Scott,  Sir  "W.,  Mod.  Brit,  drama, 
V.  5,  p.  439.)— The  AVay  to  keep  him ;  a  comedy. 
79  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  3;  London  stage, 
V.  3 ;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  3  ;  Scott,  Sir  W., 
Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  4,  p.  391.) — The  same  in  French.  168 
pp.  (Rlccobonl,  Mme.  M.  J.  L.  de  M.,  CEuvres  compl.  v.  5, 
p.  107.)— Zenobia.  23  pp.  (Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit, 
drama,  v.  2,  p.  448.) 

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an  essay  on  his  life  and  genius.  See  John- 
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{Tr.)    Works  of  Cornelius  Tacitus.    See 

Tacitus,  C.  C. 

Foot,  J.    Life  of  Arthur  Murphy.     1811. 

Buried  poets.    Arthur  Murphy.     4  pp.    (Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  89,  1877,  p.  521.)— Dunham,  S.  A.,  aud 
others.  Arthur  Murphy.  19  pp.  (In  their  Lives  of 
the  lit.  and  scl.  men  of  Great  Britain,  v.  3,  p.  321 :  Lard- 
uer,  D.,  Cab.  Cyc.) 

Murphy,  Col.  C.  J.   Abbott,  J.  S.  C.  Heroic 

deeds  of  heroic  men  :  the  capture,  imprisonment,  aud 
escape.     22  pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  34,  1867,  p.  150.) 

Murphy,  D.  F.,  Reporter.  Proceedings  of 
the  National  Commercial  convention,  held 
at  Baltimore,  Sept.  25-29,  1871.  Baltimore, 
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Murphy,  Rev.  Denis.  Cromwell  in  Ireland  : 
a  history  of  Cromwell's  Irish  campaign. 
With  map,  plans,  and  illustrations.  Dublin, 
1883.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
78,  1883,  p.  347.)  2596 

Murphy,  Dennis  Jasper,  psewd.  SeeMaturin, 
C.  R. 

Murphy,  H.  D.  B^  rJ'  CKtuv  napd  diva.  1  p. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  88,  1876,  p.  569.)— A  Dream 
M'lthin  a  dream.  2  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  88, 
1876,  p.  402.)— Tendebatque  manus  ripae  ulte- 
rlorls  amore.  1  p.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  89,  1877, 
p.  449.) 

Murphy,    Henry    Cruse,  LL.D.     1810-82. 

Heriuauu  Ernst  Ludowlg.  4  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist. 
Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  hiog.  v.  3,  p.  136.) 

( Tr. )    Journal  of  a  voyage  to  New  York. 

See  Dankers,  J.,  and  Sluyter,  P. 

{Tr.)   Voyages  from  Holland  to  America, 

A.  D.  1632  to  1644.    See  Vries,  D.  P.  de. 

Political  portraits.    Houry  C.  Murphy.    8  pp. 

{Dem.  Rev.  v.  21,  1847,  p.  78.) 

Murphy,  James  Cavanah.  Circa  1760-1814. 
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antiquities  of  Spain,  by  James  Cavanah 
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Murphy,  James  G.,  LL.D.  Critical  and 
exegetical  commentary  on  the  book  of  Gene- 
sis, with  a  new  tr.  With  a  preface  by  J.  P. 
Thompson  and  an  introduction  by  Alvah 
Hovey.     Boston,  1873.     8°.  —1227 

{Ed.)      Books  of   the    Chronicles.      See 

Zoeckler,  O. 

Murphy,  John  Nicholas.     Ireland.    4  pp. 

(Rev.  of  In  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  75,  1870,  p.  445.) 

Murphy,  Joseph  John.  Habit  and  intelli- 
gence, in  their  connexion  with  the  laws  of 
matter  and  force  :  a  series  of  scientific  essays. 
London,  1869.     3  v.  8°.  —1423 

Murphy,  Patrick.  —1847.  Meteorology  con- 
sidered in  its  connexion  with  astronomy, 
climate,  and  the  geographical  distribution 
of  animals  and  plants,  equally  as  with  the 
seasons  and  changes  of  the  weather.  London , 
1836.     8°.  —2485 

Weather  almanack  for  1838.    6  pp.    (Rev.  of  in 

Eraser's  Mag.  v.  17,  1838,  p.  378.) 

Murphy,  Rev.  Robert.  1806-43.  Treatise 
on  the  theory  of  algebraical  equations.  Lon- 
don, 1839.     8°.  —2425 

Murphy,  Mrs.  Rosaliene  Romula.     1838—. 

[Poems.]  4  pp.  (Johnston,  G.,  Poets  and  poetry  of  Cecil 
county,  Md.  p.  256.) 

Murphy,  Shirley  F.    Infectious  disease  and 

Its  preveution.  73  pp.  (London  Internat.  Health  Ex- 
hlb.  Literature,  v.  7,  p.  85.)— Some  dlfilculties  of  sani- 
tary ndmiuistratiou  In  the  metropolis.  12  pp. 
(London  Internat.  Health  Exhlb.  Literature,  v.  2,  p.  93.) 

Murr,  Christoph  Gottlieb  von.  1733-1811. 
Diplomatische  geschichte  des  portugiesischen 
beruehmten  Ritters  Martin  Behaims.  Aus 
originalurkunden.  2  ausgabe.  Gotha,  1801. 
8°.  1446 

Particulars  respecting  the  Cavalhero  M.  Behaim, 

a  celebi-ated  Portuguese  navigator  ;  with  a  description 
of  his  terrestrial  globe.  29  pp.  (Piuiierton,  J.,  Voyages, 
v.  11,  p.  392.) 

Murray,  Alexander,  D.  D.  1775-1813.  His- 
tory of  the  European  languages ;  or,  re- 
searches into  the  affinities  of  tlie  Teutonic, 
Greek,  Celtic,  Slavonic,  and  Indian  nations. 
Edinburgh,  1823.     2  v.  8°.  —2185 

Murray,  Alexander.  Report  on  the  geology 
of  Newfoundland  for  1865.  Montreal,  1866. 
8°.  {With  Logan,  Sir  W.  E.,  and  others, 
Oeol.  su7'v.  of  Canada,  1862.)  — 1644 

Murray,  Alexander  S.  History  of  Greek 
sculpture  from  the  earliest  times  down  to 
the  age  of  Pheidias.  With  illustrations. 
London,  1880-83.     2  v.  8°.  —1754 

Manual  of  mythology  :  Greek  and  Roman, 

Norse,  and  old  German,  Hindoo  and  Egyptian 
mythology.   2ed.   London,  1874.    8°.    —2276 

On  Uie  pottery  of  Cyprus.     16  pp.  6  pi.     (With 

Cesnola,  L.  P.  dl,  Cyprus :  its  ancient  cities,  p.  393.) 

Murraj'',  Amelia  Matilda.  Recollections  from 
1803  to  1837.  With  a  conclusion  in  1868. 
London,  1868.     p.  8°.  4846 

Letters   from   the  United  States,  Cuba,  and 

Canada.  12  pp.  (Rov.  of  In  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  53,  1856, 
p.  522.) 

Murray,  Andrew.  Economic  entomology. 
Aptera.  [Loudon],  n.  d.  8°.  (South  Ken- 
sington Mus,  Sci.  handb. )  — 2666 


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Geographical  distribution  of  mammals. 

London,  1866.     4°.  —2622 

(Ed.)     Journal    of  travel    and    natural 

history.     V.  1.     London,  n.  d.     8°.  1445 

jVo/e.— No  more  pubs. 

Mnrra}',  Sir  Charles  Augustus.  1806 — . 
Travels  in  North  America,  including  a  sum- 
mer residence  with  the  Pawnee  tribe  of 
Indians,  in  the  remote  prairies  of  the  Mis- 
souri, and  a  visit  to  Cuba  and  the  Azore 
islands.  3  ed.  London,  1854.  2  v.  p.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  73,  1841,  p.  77;  N. 
Y.  Rev.  V.  5,  1839,  p.  490  ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  64, 
1839.  p.  308.)  2466 

Murray,  David,  LL.  D.  Introductory  sketch 

of  the  University  of  the  State  of  New  York.  3i  pp. 
(Hough,  F.  B.,  HUt.  and  statist,  record  of  the  Vnirersity  of 
the  State  of  y.  Y.  p.  5.) 

Murray,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Heaphy.   Needham, 

Mrs.  E.  C.  C.  Elizabeth  Murray.  6  pp.  (In  her  Eug. 
female  artists,  v.  2,  p.  111.) 

Murray,  Eustace  Clare  Grenville.  — 1881. 
Men  of  the  3  republic  ;  or.  the  present  leaders 
of  France.   [Anon.]  Phila.  1873.   p.  8°.   3845 

Contents. 


About,  E.  F.  V. 


Girardin,  E.  de. 


Audiirret-Pasquier,  E.  A.  G.,    Grevy,  F.  P.  J. 


I}uciX 
Aumale,  H.  E 

Ifians,  Due  d'. 
Bartb^lemy-Saiat-Hilaire,  J 
Blanc,  J.  J.  L. 
Broglie,  C.  J.  V.  A.,  Due  de. 
Chatriau,  A. 
Dufaure,  J.  A.  S. 
Dumas,  A..,  fits 


Hugo,  V.  M.,  Com'e. 
P.  L.  d'Or-    hoyaou.C.i.  ^..Father  Hya- 

einthe. 
HacMahon,  M.    E.   P.    M., 

Marichal  de. 
Perler,  A.  C.  V.  L. 
Picard,  L.  J.  E. 
Pothuau,  L.  P.  A. 
Rochefort,  V.  H. 


Dupanloup,  F.  A.  P.,  Bp.  of  Rouher,  E. 

Orlians.  Sardou,  V. 

Erckniaun,  E.  Simon,  3.  F.  8. 

Faldherbe,  L.  L.  C.  Thiers,  L.  A. 

Gambetta,  L.  M.  Veulllot,  L. 

[Ed.)      National  songs  and   legends   of 

Roumania.     London,  1859.     12°.  1218 

Murray,  George  Augustus  Frederick  John, 

6  Duki  of  Athole.  Brown,  J.  The  Dulie  of  Athole.  10 
pp.    (/n  his  John  Leech  and  otlier  papers,  p.  371.) 

Murray,  Admiral  Henry  Anthony.    Lands 

of  the  slave  and  the  free.  16  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  22, 1853,  p.  412 ;  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  52,  1855, 

p.  206.) 

Murray,  Hugh.  1779-1846.  Historical  ac- 
count of  discoveries  and  travels  in  Asia, 
from  the  earliest  ages  to  the  present  time. 
Edinburgh,  1820.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  24.  1821.  p.  311.)  1484 

Historical    account    of    discoveries    and 

travels  in  North  America  .  .  .  With  obser- 
vations on  emigration.  London,  1829.  2  v. 
8°.  2465 

Historical   and    descriptive    account   of 

British  America.  With  illustrations  of  the 
natural  history,  by  James  Wilson  ...  2  ed. 
Edinburgh,  1839.  3  v.  16°.  {Edin.  Cab. 
Libr.)  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  15, 
1840.  p.  93.)  1648 

The  United  States  of  America  ;  their  his- 
tory from  the  earliest  period  .  .  .  With 
illustrations  of  the  natural  historv.  by  James 
Nicol.  Edinburgh,  1844.  3  v.  16°.  {Edin. 
Cab.  Libr.)  1648 

Narrative  of  discovery  and  adventure  in 

Polar  seas  and  regions.  See  Leslie,  Sir  J., 
Jameson,  R..  and  Murray,  H. 

{Ed.)     Historical  account  of  discoveries 

and  travels  in  Africa.     See  Ley  den.  J. 

{Ed.)    Travels  of  Marco  Polo.    See  Polo, 

M. 


Crawfurd,  John,  and  others.  Histori- 
cal and  descriptive  account  of  China.  3  ed. 
Edinburgh,  1843.   3  v.  16°.   {Edin.  Cab.  Libr.) 

3447 

Jameson,  Robert,  and  Wilson,  James. 

Narrative  of  discovery  and  adventure  in 
Africa,  from  the  earliest  ages  to  the  present 
time :  with  illustrations  of  the  geology, 
mineralogy,  and  zoology.  4ed.  Edinburgh, 
1844.     16°.     {Edin.  Cab.  Libr.)  1428 

Wallace,  William,  and  others.  Ency- 
clopaedia of  geography  :  comprising  a  com- 
plete description  of  the  earth.  2  ed.  Lon- 
don. 1844.     8°.  R.75 

Wilson,  James,  and  others.     Historical 

and  descriptive  account  of  British  India, 
from  the  most  remote  period  to  the  present 
time.  Edinburgh,  1832.  3  v.  16°.  {Edin. 
Cab.  Libr.)  3457 

Murray,  J.  B.  C.  History  of  usury  from  the 
earliest  period  to  the  present  time  ;  together 
with  a  brief  statement  of  general  principles 
concerning  the  conflict  of  the  laws  in  differ- 
ent states  and  countries,  and  an  examina- 
tion into  the  policy  of  laws  on  usury  and 
their  effect  on  commerce.    Phila.  1866.     8°. 

—1395 

Murray,  J.  Clark.  Ballads  and  songs  of 
Scotland,  in  view  of  their  influence  on  the 
character  of  the  people.    London,  1874.   12°. 

1335 

Murray,  James,  Earl  of.  See  Stuart,  J.,  Earl 
of  Murray. 

Murray,  Gen.  James.    Journal  of  siege  of 

Quebec,  1760.  45  pp.  (Quebec  Lit.  and  Hist.  Soc.  Hist, 
doc.  3  s.) 

Murray^  James.    Song.    1  p.    {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  v.  21,1843,  p.  424.) 

Murray,  James    Augustus    Henry,  LL.  D. 

On  spelling  reform.  Bath  [1880].  16°.  —2164 

{Ed.)     Complaynt  of  Scotlande,  vyth  ane 

exortatione  to  the  thre  estaits  to  be  vigilante 
in  the  deffens  of  their  public  veil.  A.  D. 
1549.  With  an  appendix  of  contemporary 
English  tracts.  Re-ed.  from  the  originals. 
London,  1872-73.  8°.  {Early  Eng.  Text  Soc. 
Extras.  Nos.  17, 18.)  2124 

{Ed. )     Minor  poems  of  Sir  David  Lynde- 

say.    See  Lyndsay,  Sir  D. 

{Ed.)  New  English  dictionary  on  his- 
torical principles.  Oxford,  1884-87.  3  pts. 
4°.  1103 

Contents. 
A-Ant,  pt.  1.  Battentlie-Bozzom,  pt.  3. 

Anta-Batteuing,  pt.  2. 

{Ed.)  Romances  and  prophecies  of  Thomas 

of  Erceldoune.    See  Lermont,  T. 
Murray,  Johan  Anders.   Heyne,  C.  G.    Elo- 

giura  .J.  A.  Murray.  12  pp.  (Goettlngen,  K.  geseils. 
wlsseus.  Comment,  v.  10, 1791.) 

Murray,  Johan  Filip.     Heyne,  C.  G.    Elo- 

i;ium  Jo.  Philippi  Murray,  recitatum  In  consessa 
Societatis  die  XX  Jan.  1776.  10  pp.  (Goettiugen,  K. 
geseils.  vissens.  lYor.  Comment.  Bist.  phUol.  v.  6,  1775, 
p.  99.) 

Murray,  Rev.  John.    1741-1815.    Records  of 

the  life  of,  by  himself.  9  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  A".  Am.  Rev. 
V.  5,  1817,  p.  55.) 

Murray,  Rev.   John.     1742-93.     Vermilye, 

A.  G.  Memoir  of  M.  18  pp.  (Maine  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v. 
6, 1859,  p.  153.) 

Murray,  John.  1778-1843.  Report  of  the 
trial  of,  in  the  Court  of  King's  bench,  at 
Westminster- Hall,  the  19  Dec. ,  1829,  on  an 


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indictment  for  a  libel  on  Messrs.  Lecesne 
and  Escoffery,  of  Jamaica.  London,  1830. 
8°.     {Tracts  on  slavery,  v.  2.)  —2346 

Espinasse,  F.      The  House  of  Murray.      20   pp. 

{Harper's  Mag.  v.  71, 1885,  p.  503.) 

Murray,  John.  —1851.  Memoir  on  the 
diamond ;  including  its  economical  and 
political  history.     2  ed.    London,  1839.    12°. 

—1788 

The  truth  of  Revelation,  demonstrated  by 

an  appeal  to  existing  monuments,  sculp- 
tui'es,  gems,  coins,  and  medals.  2  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1840.     8°.      .  —4213 

Murray,  John  [Puh.)  1808—.  Handbook 
for  Essex,  Suffolk,  Norfolk,  and  Cambridge- 
shire. With  map  and  plans.  London,  1870. 
12°.  2417 

{Pub.)  Handbook  for  Shropshire,  Che- 
shire, and  Lancashire.  With  map.  London, 
1870.     12°.  2417 

{Pub.)   Handbook  for  travellers  in  Berks, 

Bucks,  and  Oxfordshire.  2  ed.  With  a 
travelling  map  and  plans.  London,  1872. 
12°.  2427 

{Pub.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  cen- 
tral Italy,  including  Lucca,  Tuscany  and  its 
off-lying  islands,  Florence,  Umbria,  the 
Marches,  part  of  the  patrimony  of  St.  Peter, 
and  the  island  of  Sardinia.  7  ed. ,  completely 
revised.  With  travelling  maps  and  plans. 
London,  1867.     12°.  2417 

{Puh.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  Con- 
stantinople, the  Bosphorus,  Dardanelles, 
Brousa,  and  plain  of  Troy,  with  general 
hints  for  travellers  in  Turkey,  vocabularies, 
etc.  New  ed.,  revised.  With  maps  and 
plans.     London  [1871].     12°.  2427 

{Pub.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  Corn- 
wall. 9  ed.,  revised.  With  maps.  London, 
1879.     12°.  2427 

{Pub.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  Den- 
mark, Norway,  and  Sweden.  3  ed.,  revised. 
With  maps  and  plans.  London,l871.  12°.  2417 

{Pub.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  Der- 
byshire, Nottinghamshire,  Leicestershire, 
and  Staffordshire.  2  ed.,  revised.  With  a 
travelling  map.     London,  1874.     12°.      2427 

{Pub.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  De- 
vonshire. 9  ed.  With  maps  and  plans. 
London,  1879.     12°.  2427 

{Pub.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  Dur- 
ham and  Northumberland.  New  and  re- 
vised ed.  With  travelling  map.  London, 
1873.     12°.  2427 

{Pub.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  Egypt; 

including  descriptions  of  the  course  of  the 
Nile  through  Egypt  and  Nubia,  Alexandria, 
Cairo,  the  pyramids  and  Thebes,  the  Suez 
canal ...  4  ed.,  revised.  London,  1873. 
12°.  2427 

{Pub.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  France. 

13  ed.   With  maps  and  plans.   London,  1875. 

2  v.  12°.  2417 

llie  same.    15  ed.    London,  1878-79.    2 

V.  12°.  2427 
(Pw&.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  Greece. 

4  ed.,  revised  and  enlarged.    With  a  map, 

plans,  and  views.    London,  1872.    12°.    2427 

{Pub.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  Ire- 
land. 3  ed.,  revised.  With  travelling  maps. 
London,  1871.     12°.  2417 


{Pub.)   Handbook  for  travellers  in  Kent. 

4  ed.  With  map  and  plans.  London,  1877. 
12°.  2427 

{Pub.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  North- 
amptonshire and  Rutland.  With  map.  Lon- 
don, 1878.     12°.  2427 

{Pub.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  Por- 
tugal. A  complete  guide  for  Lisbon,  Cintra, 
Mafra,  the  British  battle-fields,  Alcaraga, 
Batalha,  Oporto,  etc.  3  ed.,  carefully  re- 
vised. With  a  travelling  map.  London, 
1864.     12°.  2417 

{Pub.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  Scot- 
land. 3  revised  ed.  With  travelling  maps 
and  plans.     London,  1873.     12°.  2417 

{Pub.)    Handbook  for  travellers  in  south 

Wales  and  its  borders,  including  the  river 
Wye.  With  a  travelling  map.  New  ed. 
London,  1870.     12°.  2417 

{Pub.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  south- 
ern Germany  :  being  a  guide  to  Wuertem- 
berg,  Bavaria,  Austria,  Tyrol,  Salzburg, 
Styria,  etc.,  the  Austrian  and  Bavarian  Alps, 
and  the  Danube  from  Ulm  to  the  Black  Sea. 
11  ed.,  revised.  With  map  and  plans.  Lon- 
don, 1871.     12°.  2417 

{Pub. )  Handbook  for  travellers  in  south- 
ern Italy ;  comprising  the  description  of 
Naples  and  its  environs,  Pompeii,  Hercula- 
neum.  Vesuvius,  Sorrento  .  .  .  and  the  roads 
from  Rome  to  Naples.  8  ed.,  revised.  With 
maps,  plans,  etc.     London,  1878.    12°.     2417 

{Pub. )  Handbook  for  travellers  in  Sur- 
rey, Hampshire,  and  the  Isle  of  Wight.  3 
ed.  With  maps  and  plans.  London,  1876. 
12°.  2427 

{Pub.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  Sussex. 

4ed.  With  map  and  plan.  London,  1877.  12°. 

2427 

{Pub.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  Swit- 
zerland ,  and  the  Alps  of  Savoy  and  Piedmont. 
14  ed.,  corrected  and  enlarged.  With  ti'avel- 
ling  maps,  plans,  etc.     London,  1871.     12°. 

2417 

{Pub.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  Tur- 
key in  Asia,  including  Constantinople,  the 
Bosphorus,  Dardanelles,  Brousa,  and  plain 
of  Troy,  with  general  hints  for  travellers  in 
Turkey,  vocabularies,  etc.  New  ed.,  revised. 
With  maps  and  plans.    London,  n.  d.     12°. 

2427 

{Pub.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  Wilt- 
shire, Dorsetshire,  and  Somersetshire.  New 
ed.  With  travelling  map  and  plans.  Lon- 
don, 1869.     12°.  2427 

{Pub.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  York- 
shire. New  ed.,  thoroughly  revised.  With 
map  and  plans.    London,  1874.     12°.      2427 

{Pub.)    Handbook  for  travellers  on  the 

continent :  being  a  guide  to  Holland,  Bel- 
gium, Prussia,  northern  Germany,  and  the 
Rhine  from  Holland  to  Switzerlaud.  With 
map  and  plans.  17  ed.,  corrected.  London, 
1871.     12°.  2417 

{Pub.)    Handbook  for  visitors  to  Paris: 

containing  a  description  of  the  most  remarka- 
ble objects,  with  general  advice  and  infor- 
mation for  English  travellers.  6  ed.,  i-e- 
vised.  With  a  clue  map  and  plans.  London, 
1874.     16°.  2427 


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{Pub.)  Handbook  of  Rome  and  its  en- 
virons. 11  ed.  With  a  large  plan  of  Rome, 
a  map.  etc.    London,  1872.    12°.  2417 

(Pub.)     Handbook   to  london  as  it  is. 

New  ed.,  revised.    London.  1874.    16°.   2427 

The  same.    London,  1879.     16°.  2427 

(Pub.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  Al- 
geria.    See  Play  fair,  R.  L. 

(Pub.)  Handbook  for  travellers  in  Rus- 
sia. Poland,  and  Finland.     See  Michell.  T. 

(Pub. )   Handbook  for  travellers  in  Sicily. 

See  Dennis.  G. 

(Pub. )   Handbook  for  travellers  in  Spain. 

See  Ford,  R. 

(Pub.)     Handbook  for  travellers  in  Syria 

and  Palestine.     See  Porter.  J.  L. 

(Pub.)  Handbook  of  the  Madras  presi- 
dency.   See  Eastvrick,  E.  B. 

(Pub.)    Handbook  to  the  Mediterranean. 

See  Playfair.  R.  L. 

(Pub.)  Home  and  coloniallibrary.  Lon- 
don, 1843-49.     37  v.  12°.  3157 

Conl«»ts.  Abbott,  J.  Philip  Musgrave.— Acland, 
T.  Popular  account  of  the  manners  and  customs  of 
India.— Barro\r,  Sir  J.  Life,  voyages  and  exploits 
of  Sir  Francis  Drake.— Borrowr,  G.  The  Bible  in 
Spain;  Zincali,  or  an  account  of  the  gypsies  of  Spain. 
— Bmxton,  Sir  T.  Memoirs.  Ed.  by  his  son,  C.  Bux- 
ton.—Campbell,  T.  Essay  on  English  poetry;  with 
notices  of  the  British  poets.— IJair»vln,  C.  B.  Journal 
of  researches  Into  the  natural  history  and  geology  of 
the  countries  visited  during  the  voyage  of  H.  M.  S. 
Beagle  round  the  world.— Drink •water-Bethnne,J. 
History  of  the  siege  of  Gibraltar,  1779-83.- Eastlafce, 
Lady  E.  B.  Letters  from  the  shores  of  the  Baltic; 
Llvonian  tales:  The  disponent;  The  wolves;  The 
Jewess.— Edwards,  W.  H.  Voyage  up  the  river 
Amazon.— Ford,  B.  Gatherings  from  Spain.— Glelg, 
G.  B.  Life  of  Bobert,  1  Lord  Clive  ;  Life  of  Sir  Thomas 
Munro ;  Campaigns  of  the  British  army  at  Washington 
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H.  D.  Western  Barbary.— Haygarth,  H.  W.  Becol- 
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— Heber,  B.  Narrative  of  a  Journey  through  the 
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Portugal  and  Gallicla.— Irby,  C.  L.,  and  Mangles,  J. 
Travels  in  Egypt  and  Subia,  Syria,  and  Asia  Minor, 
during  the  years  1817-18.— Irving,  W.  Bracebridge 
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F.  Prandi.— Raxton.  G.  F.  .Vlveutures  in  Mexico 
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Sonthey,  B.     Cromwell  and  Bunyan Stanhope, 

P.  H.,  Lord  Mahcn.  Historical  essays;  Life  of  Louis, 
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life,  and  scenes  from  the  war  of  liberation  in  Germany. 
Selected  and  tr.  by  Sir  A.  D.  Gordon. 

Murray,  John  Archibald,  Lord.  Martineau, 
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Mnrray,  John  Fisher.     Father  Tom  and  the 

Pope ;  or,  a  night  at  the  Vatican.    Phila. 

1868.     p.  8°.  2285 

iVbte.— Bepr.  from  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  43, 1838,  p.  607. 

Also  attributed  to  Sir  Samuel  Ferguson. 

The  world  of  London.   (Blackwood" s  Mag, 

V.  49-53.  1841-43.) 

Dark  Marnret.    2  pp.     ipuhlin  Cniv.  Mag.  v.  36, 

1830,  p.  7-25.>--^be  I^nd  of  Bnrns.  1  p.  (Dublin 
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2  pp.  (Dublin  Unit.  Mag.  v.  33,  1*19,  p.  79.)— The  Sea- 
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90.) — Something  to  thinh  of.  2  pp.  (Dublin  Cniv. 
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Hale,  S.  Murray's  and  Latham's  English  gram- 
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Life  of  H.    10  pp.    (Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J., 

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Morray,  Mungo.  Trial  of,  for  assaulting 
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Murray,  Patrick  Joseph.  Life  of  John  Ba- 
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4887 
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—1368 
Murray,  Richard,  D,  D.     Outlines  of  the 

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Murray,  Robert  Dundas.     Cities  and  wilds 

of  Audaluoia.  21  pp.  (Bev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Ret.  y. 
11,  1850,  p.  315.) 

Murray,  Bev,  Thomas  Boyles.  1799-1860. 
Pitcaim :  the  island,  the  people,  and  the 
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Murray,  Thomas  Chalmers.  1850-79.  Lec- 
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Murray,  William,  1  Eca-l  of  Mansfield,   1704- 

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Mlirs,  France.    Walckenaer,  C.  A.    Memoire 

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by  Margeret  Harwood.  For  which  they  were  both 
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Mlirviel,  France.    Montgravier,  A.  de,  and 

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Miisa  niadrigale^ca,  or  a  collection  of 

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Miisaeum  Regalis  Societatis.    Grew,  N. 

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Muscovy.    See  Russia. 

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Muse,  William  B.  Zones  of  stars.  See 
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Muse  napolitane,  Le.  Basile,  G.  B., 
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Muse  of  the   drawing-room.     6  pp. 

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Muse  pari^taire  et  la  muse  foraine.    No- 

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Mus6e  de  sculpture  antique  et  moderne. 

Clarac,  C.  O.  F.  J.  B.,  Comte  de.     12  v.  in  16. 

—1748 
Mus^e  des  antiquit^s  egyptiennes.    Le- 

normant,  C.  P.  32 

Mus^e  des  archives  nationales.    Maury, 

L.  F.  A.  1683 

Mus^e  des  monumeiis  frangais.   Lenoir, 

M.  A.     8  V.  1785 

Mus6e  imperial  des  monumens  frangais. 

Lenoir,  M.  A.  1786 

Musenchor,     Der.        Trendelenburg,    A. 

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Miiseo  Cavaleri,  e  il  municipio  di  Milano. 

Cavaleri,  M.  —1741 


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MUSIC 


Moseo  Chiaramonti.  Visconti,  F.  A., 
Guattani.  G.  A.,  and  Nibby.  A.  3  v.  (Vis- 
conti. G.  B.  A.,  and  Visconti.  E.  Q.,  Museo 
Pio-Clementino.  v.  8-10.)  P.28.1 

Museo  nacional  de  Mexico.  Anales. 
Mexico.  1877-86.     3  v.  4°.  —3661 

ynu.—y.  1,  pt.  5.  and  V.  3,  pt.  2,  are  wanting. 

Maseo  Pio-Clementino.     Visconti.  G. 

B.  A.,  and  Visconti,  E.  Q.     11  v.  P.28.1 
Mnses.     Heyne.   C.   G.      Musarum    religio 

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Hnses,  Ballet  royal  des.    46  pp.     (Foumel, 

v.,  OonUmp.  de  iloliire,  v.  2,  p.  573.) 

Moses  de  la  XouTelle-France.  Les- 
carbot.  M..  Hist,  de  la  NouixUe-France,  v.  3. 

1618 
Mnses'  dirge.    24  pp.    James.  R.,  Poems, 

p.  107. 

Mnses'  elysinm.     82  pp.     Drayton,  M., 

Works,  V.  4,  p.  1441. 

Mnses*  liibrarj.    Cooper.  E.  {Ed.)      1367 
Museum.  212  pp.  Richter,  J.  P.  F.,  Saemmt. 

varke,  y.  ■^1,  p.  1. 

Museum  Adolplii  Friderici.  Linnaeus, 

C.  —1691,  —2575 
Museum  botanicum  Lugduno-Batavum. 

Blume.  C.  L.     2  v.  —2603 

Museum  criticum;  or,  Cambridge  classi- 
cal researches.     Cambridge.  1826.    2  v.  8°. 

—2184 

Museum   d'histoire   natnrelle.    An- 

nales.    Paris,  1802-12.     20  v.  4°,  and  table. 


Memoires.    Paris,  1815-32. 


—2593 
20  V.  4°. 

—2503 

Nouvelles  annales.     Paris.  1832-35.    4  v. 

4°^  2593 

Archives.   Paris.  1839-61.  10  v.  4°.  —2593 

NouveUes  archives.    Paris,  1865-74.  10  v. 

4°.  —2593 

2  s.     Paris.  1878-87.     9  v.  4°.      —2592 

Museum  Disneianum.  Disney,  J.  —1721 

Museum  Italicuni.  Mabillon.  J.,  and 
Germain.  M.  (£"118.)     2  v.  —3241 

Museum  I^udovieae  I'lricae.  Linnae- 
us. C.     1  V.  in  2  pts.  — 2575 

Museum  of  Comparative  Zoology. 
See  Harvard  College,  Museum  of  Comparative 
Zoologrf. 

Museum  of  science  and  art.  Lardner, 
D.  (Ed.)     12  V.  in  6.  —1518 

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free  public  libraries  and  museums.     1881. 

Papworth,  J.  W.,  and  Papworth.  W. 

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musicale  en  Allemagne.  31  pp.  (Rec.  contemp.  1860, 
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I'art  musical  chez  les  anciens  et  chez  les  modernes. 
15  pp.  (Rev.  archiol.  1856,  p.  573.)— Lyric  fends.  42 
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—Music:  its  origin  and  iuflneuce.  32  pp.  (Quart. 
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of  music  among  the  ancients.  9  pp.  (Royal  Soc. 
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J.  F.  Origin  or  music.  18  pp.  [Contemp.  Rev.  v.  38, 
1880,  p.  647.)— Ruelle,  C.  E.  Etude  sur  ArlstoxSne 
et  son  6cole.  38  pp.  (Wep.  orcfte'oJ.  1857,  pp.  413,  528.)— 
Schnltz,  F.  Die  tonkunst  nach  ursprung  und  um- 
lang  ihrer  wlrkung.  40  pp.  {Samml.  wissens.  vortrg. 
V.  18,  1883,  p.  543.)— Talliehet,  E.  Le  festival  de 
Zurich.  32  pp.  {Bibliolh.  univ.  el  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v. 
50,  1874,  p.  687.)— Vincent,  A.  J.  H.  De  la  valeur  et 
de  la  lecture  des  neumes  dans  la  muslque  du  moyen 
age.  32  pp.  (Con-esfo«dan(,  V.  32,  1853,  pp.  313,  502.)  — 
Sur  la  notation  muslcale  attrlbuee  k  Boece.  24  pp. 
[Correspondant,  v.  36,  1855,  p.  366.) 

See  also  Edlu.  Rev.  v.  33, 1820,  p.  351 ;  N.  Am.  Kev.  v. 
43, 1836,  p.  53 ;  Quart.  Rev.  V.  83,1848,  p.  481.  Also  n&mea 
ol  countries. 

Music,  Musical  compositions. 

Bach,  J.  S.    Werke.    n.  d.,  32  v.  in  39. 

Beethoven,  L.  van.    Werke.    n.  d.,  45  v. 

Stimmen.     13  v. 

Blaze,F.  H.  J.,diiCastil-Blaze.   Theatres 

lyriques  de  Paris.  Recueil  de  musique  de 
1100  a  1855.     n.  d. 

Chopin,  F.  F.     Werke.     n.  d.,  14  v.  in  18. 

CoussEMAKER,  C.  E.  H.  de.    In  his  Art 

harmonique.     1865. 

CoxE,  W.     Anecdotes  of  G.  F.  Handel 

and  J.  C.  Smith,  with  select  pieces  of  music 
composed  by  Smith.     1799. 

Haendel,  G.  F.    Werke.    [1858-84],  92  v. 

in  93. 

Mendelssohn-Bartholdy,J.L.F.  Werke. 

Kritisch  durchgesehene  ausgabe  von  Julius 
Rietz.     n.  d.,  64  v. 

Mozart,  J.  C.  W.  A.    Werke.    Kritische 

durchgesehene  gesammtausgabe.   n.  d.,  76  v. 

Musical  library:  vocal  and  instrumental. 

1862,  8  V. 

• Palestrina,  G.  p.  da.    Werke.    n.  d., 

30  V. 
Schubert,  F.  A.    Werke.    n.  d.,  9  v. 

Smith,  J.  S.  {Ed.)    Musica  antiqua.     A 

selection  of  music,  of  this  and  other  coun- 
tries, from  the  commencement  of  the  12  to 
the  beginning  of  the  18  century,     n.  d. 

Kastner,  J.  G.    La  danse  Macabre.    46  pp.    (/»  his 

Dauses  des  Morts,  p.  311.)— Le  rSve  d'Oswald  oii  lea 
slr^ues.    212  pp.     (In  his  Sir^ues,  p.  159.) 

iVb^e.— Besides  the  musical  works  contained  In  the 
library,  the  Conservatory  of  the  Institute  has  over  a 
thousand  scores  and  parts  of  orchestral  works  not 
Included  In  this  catalogue. 

Ballads  and  songs. 

Adam  de  la  Halle,  dit  le  Bogu  d 'Arras. 
In  his  QEuvres  compl.     1872. 

Ahlstroem,  J.  N.    300  nordiska  folkvisor. 

n.  d. 

Allen,  W.  F.,  and  others  {Eds.)    Slave 

songs  of  the  United  States.     1867. 

Arwidsson,  a.  I.     Svenska  formsaenger. 

1834-42,  3  V. 

- —  Bellman,  C.  M.    Musik.    n.  d. 

BtRANGER,  P.  J.  de.  Musique  des  chan- 
sons.    1865. 

Billings,  W.  Continental  harmony,  con- 
taining a  number  of  anthems,  fuges,  and 
chorusses,  in  several  parts,     n.  d. 

Chants    et   cliansous    populaires    de    la 

France.     1858-59,  2  v. 

Christie,  W.,  and  Christie,  Wm.  Tra- 
ditional ballad  airs.  Arranged  and  harmo- 
nised for  the  pianoforte  and  harmonium  .  . . 
1876-81,  2  V. 

Dauney,  W.     Ancient  Scottish  melodies, 

from  a  MS  of  the  reign  of  King  James  VI, 


with  an  introductory  enquiry  illustrative  of 
the  history  of  the  music  of  Scotland.     1838. 

Deems.  J.  M.     In  his  Vocal  music  simpli- 
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Forbes,  J.     Cantus,  songs  and  fancies. 

1879.     {New  Club  S.) 

Fraser,   Capt.   S.    {Ed.)     The  airs  and 

melodies  peculiar  to  the  Highlands  of  Scot- 
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Geijer,  E.  G.,  and  Afzelius,  A.  A.  {Eds.) 

Svenska  folk-visor.     1814-16,  4  v. 

Johnson,  H.  K.     Our  familiar  songs,  and 

those  who  made  them.     1881. 
Johnson,    J.     Scots   musical    museum. 

1853,  4  V. 
Jones,  E.    Musical  relicks  of  the  Welsh 

bards.     1794. 

Nesselmann,  G.  H.  F.    Littauische  volks- 

lieder.     1853. 

Owen,  J.    Gems  of  Welsh  melody,    n.  d. 

Planche,  J.  R.,  and  Bishop.  H.  R.     Lays 

and  legends  of  the  Rhine.     [1857.] 

Plumstead,  W.  H.     Beauties  of  melody. 

n.  d. 

PuRCELL,  H.     Orpheus  Britannicus.    A 

collection  of  all  the  choicest  songs  for  1,  2, 
and  3  voices.     1698. 

Sammlung     von     schweizer-kuehreihen 

und  volksliedern  ...     4  ed.     1826. 

Schneckenburger,  M.     Die  wacht  am 

Rhein.     [Anon.]     1871. 

Seeger,  K.     Liederfreund.     n.  d. 

Thomson,  G.     Collection  of  the  songs  of 

Burns,  Sir  Walter  Scott  .  .  .  united  to  the 
select  melodies  of  Scotland,  and  of  Ireland 
and  Wales,  with  symphonies  and  accompani- 
ments for  the  piano  forte,  by  Pleyel,  Haydn, 
Beethoven,  etc.     1822-25,  6  v. 

Woodward,  A.  A.  (Forestier),  and  An- 
derson, R.  B.    Norway  musical  album,  n.  d. 

Hymns,  etc.  ■ 

DoERFFEL,  A.  {Ed.)  Choralbuch  fuer 
clavier  und  gesang  zum  schul-  und  haeus- 
lichen  gebrauch.     n.  d. 

KOCHER,   K.      Zionsharfe.      Ein  choral- 

schatz  aus  alien  jahrhunderten  und  von 
alien  confessionen  der  christlichen  kirche. 
1855,  4  V.  in  2. 

Luther,  M.     Hymns,  set  to  their  original 

melodies.     With  an  English  version.     1883. 

Marcello,  B.    Psaumes  de  David  tr.  en 

italien  par  Ascanio  Giustiniani,  musique  de 
B.  Marcello,  avec  accompagnemt.  de  piano, 
par  F.  Mirecki.     2  ed.     n.  d.,  12  v. 

Mueller,  S.    Neues  choralbuch  fuer  das 

Herzogthum  Braunschweig.     1866. 

Rimbault,  E.  F.  {Ed.)    Cathedral  chants 

of  the  16-18  centuries.     1844. 

Selection  of  sacred  music  made  for  the 

benefit  of  the  Wesley  Chapel  choir . . .  [MS."] 
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Boieldieu,  a.  La  dame  blanche ;  opera 
comique  en  3  actes,  paroles  de  Mr.  Scribe. 
Mis  en  musique  .  .  .  par  Boieldieu.     n.  d. 

Gluck,   C.  W.  von.     Alceste  ;  tragedie- 

opera  en  8  actes.  Musique.  Poeme  de  Du 
Roullet.     u.  d. 


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Iphigenie  en  Aulide ;    tragedie-opera 

en  3  actes.  Musique.  Poeme  de  Du  RouUet. 
n.  d. 

Iphigenie  en  Tauride;  tragedie  en  4 

actes.    Musique.    Poeme  de  Guillard.     n.  d. 

Hameeik,  a.    Prelude  to  the  opera  Tove- 

lille.     [MS.]    n.  d. 

Rossini,  G.    Barbier  de  Seville,  ou  la 

precaution  initule.  opera  comique  en  4  actes, 
d'apres  Beaumarchais,  et  le  drame  italien, 
paroles  ajustees  sur  la  musique  de  Rossini, 
par  M.  Castil-Blaze.    n.  d. 

Otello  ou  le  More  de  Venise.  opera  en 

3  actes,  Paroles  de  Castil-Blaze.  Musique. 
n.  d. 

Oratorios. 

Haexdel,  G.  F.    Autograph  des  orato- 
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GoDDAED.  J.     Philosophy  of  music.  1862. 

HiGGiNS,   W.   M.     Philosophy  of  sound 

and  history  of  music.     1838. 

Philodemus.     De  musica.     [Gr.  et  Lat.] 

1793.     {Herculan.  vol.  qttae  stipersimt,  v.  1.) 

Pole,  W.     Philosophy  of  music.    1879. 

Smith,  R.     Harmonics,  or  the  philosophy 

of  musical  sounds.     1759. 

Block,  L.  J.    On  the  interpretablllty  of  music. 

8  pp.  (Joum.  Spec.  Phitos.  v.  9, 1875,  p.  422.)— Gmrney, 
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p.  89.) — Harris,  W.  T.  Music  as  a  form  of  art.  6  pp. 
{Journ.  Spec.  Philos.  v.  1, 1867,  p.  120.)— laiprade,  V.  de. 
Phllosophle  de  la  musique.  35  pp.  {Corrupondant,  y. 
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55  pp.  (Life  and  wrilings,  v.  4,  p.  1.)— Metapbysicg 
ot  music,  and  their  accordance  with  modern  prac- 
tice. 10  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  11, 1822,  p.  529.)— On 
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V.  15.  1824,  p.  587.)— Sobole-n-ski,  E.  A  dialogue  on 
music.  8  pp.  (Journ.  Spec.  Pkilos.  v.  1, 1867,  p.  224.)— 
The  new  school  of  music.  5  pp.  (Journ.  Spec.  Philos. 
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tion of  music.  29  pp.  (Essays,  sci.,poliL  and  spec.  Y.l, 
p.  210;  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  56, 1857,  p.  396.) 

Music,  Sacred. 

Alfieei,  P.    Ristabilimento  del  canto  e 
della  musica  ecclesiastica.     1843. 

Alix.  C.     Memoire  pour  servir  a  I'etude, 

et  a  la  restauration  du  chant  remain.     1851. 

Antony.  J.    Archaeologisch-liturgisches 

lehrbuch  des  Gregorianischen  kirchengesan- 
ges.     1829. 

Beaulieu,  D.    Memoire  sur  le  caractere 

qui  doit  avoir  la  musique  d  eglise.     1858. 

Blaze.  F.  H.  J.,  dit  Castil-Blaze.     Cha- 

pelle-musique  des  rois  de  France.     1832. 

• Clement,  F.     Histoire   generale  de  la 

musique  religieuse.     1860. 

Curwen,  J.  S.    Studies  in  worship-music. 

1881. 

— —  MoSEWics.  J.  T.  Johann  Sebastian  Bach 
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Reutlingen.  H.  von.     Flores  musice  om- 

nis  cantus  Gregoriani.  Neu  herausg.  und 
bearbeitet  von  Carl  Beck.  1868.  {Biblioth. 
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Wolf.  F.    Ueber  die  lais,  sequenzen,  und 

leiche.     1841. 

Progress  of  the  Knglish  clioir.    9  pp.    (Fraser't 

Mag.  T.  44,  1851,  p.  609.)— Griffin,  G.  H.  Concerning 
sacred  music,  ancient  and  modern.  12  pp.  (iVeio  Eng- 
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TJeber  geistliche  muslk.  6  pp.  (Gesamm.  tcfrl-e.  v.  5, 
p.  319.) — Musique  religieuse  au  moyenaee.  10  pp. 
(Rev.  archinl.  1850,  p.  373.)— Vincent,  A.  J.  5.  Ereploi 
des  quarts  de  ton  dans  le  chant  liturglque.  8  pp. 
(Rer.  archiol.  1855,  p.  669.)— Quarts  de  ton  dans  le  chant 
Gregorien.     11  pp.     (Rev.  archM.  1654,  p.  362.) 

See  also  Chants.— Churcli  music. — Hymns. 

Oratorios. 

Music  halls.  Hopkins,  W.  T.   15  pp.  [Dvb- 

lin  Cnir.  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  2,  1878,  p.  192.) 

Music  of  nature.    Gardiner,  W.     —2744 
Music  of  the  eye.    Legh,  P.  —1783 

Music  of  the  spheres.  Ip.   {Blackwood's 

Mag.  V.  24,  1828,  p.  225.) 

Musica,  Antonius  de.     16  cent.    Commenta- 

riolus  rerum  gestarura  apud  Sanctum  Digerium  ab 
Imperatore  Carolo  V,  ad  regem  Angliae  Henricum 
VIIL    13  pp.    (Mencke,  J.  B.,  Script,  rer.  Germ.  v.  1,  p. 

1289.) 

Musica  antiqua.  Smith,  J.  S.  [Ed.)  —1751 

Musical  acoustics.  Broadhouse,  J.  —2756 

Musical  and  poetical  relicks  of  the  Welsh 

bards.     Jones,  E.  — 2741 

The  same.     3  v.  in  2.  — 2752 

Musical  composers  and  their  works. 
Keddie,  H.  (Sarah  Tytler, pseud.)        —2747 

Musical  composition.  Elements  of. 
Crotch.  W.  —2733 

Musical  composition.  Essay  on.  Gra- 
ham. G.  F.  —2733 

Musical  composition.  Practical  treatise 
on.     Roehner.  G.  W.  —1743 

Musical  composition.  Theory  and  prac- 
tice of.     Marx.  A.  B.  —2744 

Musical  composition.  Theory  of.  Weber, 
G.     2  V.  —2743 

Musical  criticism.    25  pp.    Hueffer,  F. 

{In  his  Italian  and  other  studies,  p.  213.) 

Musical  drama.  Memoirs  of  the.  Hogarth, 
G.     2  V.  3324 

Musical  education.  Fay,  A.  Music- 
study  in  Germany.     1881. 

HULLAH,  J.  P.    Time  and  tune   in  the 

elementary  school.     1875. 

Mathews,  W.  S.  B.     How  to  understand 

music  :  a  concise  course  in  musical  intelli- 
gence and  taste.     1881. 

— ;-  PiEESON-BoDiN,  Mme.  Observations  stir 
I'etude  de  la  musique.     1864. 

Bielefeld,  J.  F.,  Baron  von.      In  his  Elements  of 

universal  erudition,  v.  2,  p.  297.  35  pp.— Bryant,  W. 
C.  Music  iu  the  public  schools.  10  pp.  {In  his  Ora- 
Uonsand  addresses,  p.  283.)— Music,  and  thecommiitee 
of  council  for  education.  43  pp.  ( Jre*<m.  Rev.  v. 
37,  1842,  p.  1.)— Dwight,  J.  8.  Music  a  means  ot 
culture.  11  pp.  (Allanl.  Monthly,  v.  26,  1870,  p.  32L)— 
EliIert,L.  Dasmusiklehrerthum  und  das  publicum. 
5  pp.  (Deutsck.  rundschau.  v.  2, 1875,  p.  459.)— Study  of 
music  in  public  schools.  1886.  {V.  S.  Depart,  of 
Interior,  Bureau  of  Education,  Circulars,  1886,  No.  1.)— 
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394.)— Sclimitz,  L.  Study  of  music.  6  pp.  (Fortn. 
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Musical  history,  biography  and  criticism. 

Hogarth,  G.     2  v.  —2747 

Musical    information.   Dictionary    of. 

Moore,  J.  W.  use 

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Engel,  K.    Musical  instruments.    [1875.] 

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Gautbot,  (— ),  Aine,  et  Cie.    Catalogue 

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Savabt,  F.     Memoire  sur  la  construction 

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technique,  et  litteraire  des  instrumens  de 
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Walker,  J.  C.     Historical  memoirs  of 

the  Irish  bards.     1786. 

BaccIilni.B.    De  sistrls.    7  pp.    (Graevlus,  J.  G., 

Thes.  antiq.  Rom.  v.  G,  p.  407.)— Barrlngtoii,D.  Some 
account  of  2  musical  Instruments  used  in  Wales.  5 
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Islacus,  sive  do  slstro.  10  pp.  (Sallengre,  A.  H.  de, 
JVov.  ihes.  antiq.  Horn.  v.  2,  p.  1373.)— Bottle  de  Toul- 
nion,  A.  Dissertation  surles  Instruments  de  musique 
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de  France,  M£m.  v.  17,  1844,  p.  60.)— Instructions  sur 
la  musique.  13  pp.  (ComiU  hist,  des  arts  et  monum.  In- 
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autieut  musical  instruments  mentioned  in  Le  Ro- 
man de  la  rose.  8  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  7,  1785,  p. 
214.)— Biittmann,  P.  TJeber  die  wasserorgel  und 
die  feuorspruetze  der  alten.  46  pp.  (Berlin  Akad. 
■wissens.  Hist.  Masse  Abhandl.  1804,  p.  131.)  —  Ca- 
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struments, in  which  the  tones,  keys,  or  frets,  are  flxed, 
as  in  the  harpsichord,  organ,  guitar,  etc.  17  pp.  (Royal 
Soc.  London,  Philos.  trans,  v.  78,  pt.  2,  1788,  p.  238.)— 
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Mnsitaiio,  Carlo.     Niceron,  J.  P.     Mem. 

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Mii^kan.    See  Pueckler-Muskau. 
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Mii«»lih-ed-I>in.    See  Sadi,  Muslih-ed-Din. 

Mlisnier,  Anne.  Bourquelot,  F.  [Ed.)  Can- 
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Mussafla^     Adolf.      1834—.      Catalanische 

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Contents.  A  qnoi  r^-rent  les  Jennes  filles,  comd- 
dle,  v.  1. — Dlscoursde  reception  i  1' Academic  fran- 
^aise,  V.  9.— Adlen,  v.  2. — Adien,  Snzou,  v.  2. — 
L'Andalonse,  v.  1. — Andr£  del  Sarto,  drame,  v.  3. 
— L'Ane  et  le  rnisseau,  comedle,  v.  10. — Apr^a 
nne  lecture,  v.  2. — Un  mot  sur  i'art  moderne,  v. 
9. — Aux  artistes  da  gymnase-dramatiqne,  le 
soir  de  la  premiere  representation  de  Bettine,  v.  10. — 
Au  lectenr,  v.  1. — Keprise  de  Bajazet,  v.  9 Bal- 
lade jk.  la  lane,  v.  1. — Barberine,  comfidle,  v.  3. — 
Bettine,  comedle,  v.  5.— .A  Edouard  Boclier,  t.  1. — 
Une  bonne  fortnne,  v.  2.— Au  bas  d'un  portrait  de 
Mile.  Augustine  Brohan,  v.  10. — TJne  Caprice,  come- 
dle, V.  5. — Les  Caprices  de  Slarianne,  com6die,  t. 
3. — Carmosine,  comedle,  v.  5.  —  Lo  Chandelier, 
comedle,  v.  4. —  Chansons,  v.  1,  2,  10. — Charles- 
Q,nint,  au  mouastdre  de  Saint-Just,  v.  10. — Come- 
dies, v.  3-5. — Confession  d'an  enfant  dn  si^cle, 
V.  8. — Conseils  a  nne  Parlsienne,  v.  2. — LaConpe 
et  les  levres,  poeme  dramatuiue,  v.  1 — Croisilles, 
V.  7.— Lettres  de  Depnis  et  Cotonnet,  v.  9. — Der- 
niers  vers  d'A.  de  M.  v.  10. — Les  Denx  maitresses, 
V.  6. — Une  matinee  de  Don  Juan,  v.  9.— Don  Paez, 

T.  I Dupout  et  Durand,  v.  2. — Hmmeline,  v.  6. 

— L'Kspoir  en  Dien,  v.  2. — Rondeau  a  Mrue.  H. 
K.  V.  10. — Faire  sans  dire,  v.  9. — Pantasio.  com6> 
die,  V.  3.— Faustine,  v.  10— Le  Pils  dn  Titien,  v. 
6. — A  une  fieur,  v.  2. — Frederic  et  Bernerette,  v. 

6 A  mon  frere  revenant  d'ltalle,  v.  2. — A  Mme.  G. 

V.  2— Concert  de  Mile.  C^arcia,  v.  9.— Debuts  de  Mile. 
Pauline  Garcia,  v.  9. — A  Ulric  Guttingaer,  v.  1.— 
Histoire  d'an  merle  blanc,  v.  7.— A  M.  Victor 
Hngo  (sonnet "I,  v.  2.— Idylle,  v.  2.— II  faut  qn'une 

fiorte  solt  ouverte  ou  ferm^e,  proverbe,  v.  5. — 
1  ne  faut  jurer  de  rlen,  com6die,  v.  4. — Int- 
promptn,  v.  2, 10.— Jamais  (sonnet),  v.  2. — Jeanne 
d'Arc,  V.  10.— A  Jnana,  v.  1. — A  Jnlie,  v.  1.— Lettre 
il  Itamartine,  v.  2 — A  £ianre,  v.  1 — Liettres,  v.  10. 
— Le  lever,  v.  1. — Melanges  de  litt^rature  et  de 
critique,  v.  9. — La  loi  sur  la  presse,  v.  2.— Loren- 

zacclo,  drame,  v.  4 Lonison,  com^die,  v.  5. — La- 

elc,  V.  2.— A  Liydie  (tr.  d'Horace),  v.  2.— A  Lydie  limi- 
tation), V.  2.— 9Iadatne  la  Marquise,  v.  1 — Madrid, 
V.  1.— A  la  Malibran.  v.  2.— 3Iardoche,  v.  1.— 3Iar- 
got,  V.  6.— Marie  (sonnet),  v.  2.— Les  Marrons  dn 
feu,  V.  1 — Melanges  pub.  dans  le  journal  Le  Temps, 
V.  9.— A  Mme.  Menessier  (sonnets),  v.  1,  2 — A  la  Ml- 
Car^me,  v.  2.— Le  mie  priglonl,  v.  2. — Miml  Pin- 
son,  V.  7. — Sur  une  morte,  v.  2. — La  monche,  v.  7. 

— Mnsset,  P.  E.  de.    Notice  sur  A.  de  M.  v.  10 Na- 

mouna,  v.  2.— Lettre  au  National,  \.  9. — Stances  de 
M.  Charles  Hodier,  v.  2.  —  Reponse  ^  M.  Charles 
Nodier,  v.  2. — Xonvelles  et  contes,  v.  6,  7. — La 
BTuit  d'Aont,  v.  2. — La  Xuit  de  Decembre,  v.  2. — 
La  Xnit  de  Mai,  v.  2.— La  Xult  d'Octobre,  v.  2.— 
La  Xnit  venltienne,  comedle,  v.  3.  —  A  Mme.  O. 
(sonnet),  v.  2 — Octave,  v.  1.— CEuvres  posthnmes, 
V.  10. — On  ne  badine  pas  avec  I'auionr,  com6die, 
T.  3. — On  ne  sanrait  penser  a  tout,  proverbe,  v.  5. 
— Par  un  mauvais  temps,  v.  2. — Sur  la  Paresse, 
▼.  2.— Sur  la  naissance  du  Comte  de  Paris,  v.  2. — A 
Pepa,  V.  1.— Pierre  et  Camille,  v.  7.— Poesies,  v. 
1,  2, 10.— A  la  Pologue,  v.  10— Portia,  v.  1.— Dans 
la  prison  de  la  Garde  nationale,  v.  10.— Prome- 
nade,v.  10.— Q,nand  je  l'aiiuai8,v.l.— De  latragedle 
h  proposdes  debuts  de  Mile.  Rachel,  r.  9. — Un  souper 
Chez  Mile.  Rachel,  v.  10.— Rappelle-toi,  v.  2.— A  M. 
R^gnier.  v.  2.— Retonr,  v.  10.— Rdverie,  v.  10.— 
Le  Rhiu  allemaud  ;de  Becker),  v.  2.— Le  Rhin  alle- 
mand  (rSponse  i,  Becker),  v.  2 — Le  rldeau  de  ma 
voisine,  v.  2.— Au  roi  (sonnet),  v.  2.— Rolla,  v.  2.— 
Ronde»a  (Fut-U  jamais),  v.  2. — Dlscours  prononcfi 
...  a  rinauguration  des  statues  de  Bernardin  de 
Saint-Pierre  et  de  Casimir  Delavlgne  au  Havre,  v.  9. 
—A  Sainte-Benve,  v.  2.— Salon  de  1856,  v.  9.— La 
Saule,  V.  1. — Le  Secret  de  Javotte,  v.  7.— Secrfetes 
peus£:es  de  Rafael,  v.  1.— La  Servante  dn  roi, 
v.  10.- Silvia,  v.  2.  —  Simone,  v.  2.— Une  soiree 
perdue,  v.  2. — Le  songe  d'Auguste,  v.  10.— Son- 
nets, V.  1,  2.  —  Sonvenir,  v.  2.  —  Souvenir  dea 
Alpes,  T.  2.— Stances,  v.  1, 10.— Suzou,  v.  1.— A  Mme. 
A.  T.  V.  10.— Sur  I'album  de  Mile.  Taglionl,  v.  la— 


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A  Alfred  Tattet,  v.  1,  2, 10.— Le  trelze  Jiilllet,  v.  2. 
— Tristessc  (sonnet),  v.  2.— Sur  trois  marclies  de 
luarbre  rose,  v.  2. — Veiiise,  v.  1. — Vision,  v.  10. — 
Les  Toeux  steriles,  v.  1 Au  Yung-fran,  v.  1. 

-  Andi-£  del  Sarto.  49  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1833,  2  s.  V.  2,  p.  5.)— Bettlne.  40  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1851,  n.  per.  v.  12,  p.  528.)— Un  Caprice.  34  pp. 
{Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1837,  4  s.  v.  10,  p.  697.)— Les  Ca- 
prices de  Marianne.  42  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1833,  2  s.  V.  2,  p.  381.)— Le  Cliandeller.  53  pp.  {Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1835,  4  s.  v.  4,  p.  257.)— Fantasio.  45 
pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1834,  3  s.  v.  1,  p.  3U.)— II  faut 
qii'une  porte  soit  ouverle  ou  ferni^e.  20  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1845,  u.  8.  v.  12,  p.  459.)— II  ne  Aiut 
Jiirer  de  rien.  47  pp.  (/feu.  d.  deux  mondes,  1836,  4  b. 
V.  7,  p.  35.)— Madrid.  1  p.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  66, 
1865,  p.  596.)— On  ne  badlne  pas  avec  I'amonr. 
53  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1834,  3  s.  v.  3,  p.  40.)— La 
Queiioullle  de  Barberlne.  32  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
■mondes,  1835,  4  s.  v.  3,  p.  317.)— Remembrance.  2  pp. 
(Fraser's  Mag.  n.  a.  v.  3, 1871,  p.  230.) 

Fortonl,  H.    Un  spectacle  dans  un  fauteull  de  M. 

11  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mvndes,  1834,  3  8.  v.  3,  p.  C02.)— 
Guillemot,  J.  Thfiatre  contemporaln.  Alfred  de 
Musset  et  Octave  FeulUet.  36  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1864, 
V.  3,  p.  272.)— Pontmnrtin,  A.  de.  TJue  ed.  monu- 
mentale  d'Alfred  de  Musset.  22  pp.  {Correspondanl, 
V.  65, 1865,  p.  505.)— Salnte-Beu-ve,  C.  A.  La  Confes- 
sion d'un  enfant  du  siecle  par  M.  11  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1836,  4  s.  V.  5,  p.  483.)— Pofisies  nouvelles  de  M. 
17  pp.  (  Causeries  du  Lvndi,  v.  1,  p.  294.) — Swinburne, 
A.  C.  Tennyson  and  M.  25  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  29, 
1881,  p.  129.) 

Musset,  P.  E.  de.     Biography  of  Alfred 

de  Musset.    Tr.  by  Harriet  W.  Preston.  1877. 

Canibray,  J.     Alfred   de  Musset,  I'homme  el  le 

poete.  13  j)p.  ( Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  72, 1877,  p.  910.) 
— Cliasles,  E.  Alfred  de  Musset.  33  pp.  [Rev.  con- 
temp.  1857,  V.  3,  p.  758.)— Gau tier,  T.,  and  others. 
Musset.  17  pp.  (In  their  Famous  French  authors,  p. 
102.)— Jaubert,  Mme.  C.  Alfred  de  Musset.  68  pp. 
{Souvenirs,  p.  159.)— IiaRlve,W.  de.  Quelques  Impres- 
sions sur  M.  36  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s. 
V.  36, 1857,  p.  197.)— Liatour,  A.  de.  Alfred  de  Musset. 
19  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  47,  1859,  p.  67.)— Musset,  P. 
E.  de.  Notice  sur  M.  51  pp.  (Musset,  L.  C.  A.  de, 
(Euvres,  v.  10,  p.  1.)— Palgrave,  F.  T.  Alfred  de  Mus- 
set. 24  pp.  (  Oxford  essays,  1855,  p.  80.) — Perry,  T.  S. 
Musset.  16  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  127,  1878,  p.  288.)— 
Saint e-Beuve,  C.  A.  Alfred  de  Musset.  9  pp. 
( Causeries  du  Lundi,  v.  13,  p.  298.)— Pofetes  et  romanclers 
moderues  de  la  France.  VI.  M.  Alfred  de  Musset.  15 
pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1833,  2  s.  v.  1,  p.  171.)- Texier, 
E.  Academie  frangaise.  Reception  de  M.  13  pp. 
(Rev.  contemp.  1852,  v.  1,  p.  625.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  120,  1870,  p.  361 ;  Fra- 
ser's Mag.  V.  56,  1857,  p.  106;  Macmlllan's  Mag.  v.  25, 
1872,  p.  385;  N.  Brit.  Kev.  v.  49,  1868,  p.  287;  Westm. 
Rev.  n.  8.  V.  35, 1869,  p.  410. 

Musset,  Paul  Edme  de.  1804-80.  Biography 
of  Alfred  de  Musset.  Tr.  by  Harriet  W. 
Preston.     Boston,  1877.     12°.  5817 

-  Notice  sur  Alfred  de  Musset.  51  pp.  (Musset,  L. 
0.  A.  de,  (Euvres,  v.  10,  p.  1.) 

mussis,  Giovanni.    15  cent.     Chronicon  Pla- 

coiUliium,  222-1402.  100  pp.  (Muratori,  L.  A.,  Rer. 
Hal.  script,  v.  16,  p.  441.) 

BI usso  y  Taliente,  Jose.    1785-1838.    Poe- 

slas.  3  pp.  (Cueto,  L.  A.  de,  Foet.  lir.  del  siglo  18,  v.  3, 
p.  734  :  liililidl.  de  autor.  e.'pan.) 

Mussillinaiis.  See  Mohammedans  and  Mo- 
hammedanism. 

Mustafa  Iten  Abdallali  Katib  Jelebl. 
See  Haji  Khalfa,  Mustafa  Ben  Abdallah 
Katib  Jelebi,  called. 

Mustard  seed.  Cook,  C.  T.  On  the  effi- 
cacy of  white  mustard  seed,  taken  internally  as  a  cure 
for  various  complaints.  [Anon.]  5  pp.  (Fampkleteer, 
V.  23,1824,  p.  385.) 

Mustard  tree.  Royle,J.  F.  On  the  identi- 
fication of  the  mustard  tree  of  Scripture.  24  pp. 
(Royal  AHlat.  8oc.  Gt.  Brit.  Jnum.  v.  8,  184B.  p.  113.) 

Musters,  George  Chaworth.  1841-79.  At 
home  with  the  Patagonians ;  a  year's  wan- 
derings over  untrodden  ground  from  the 
Straits  of  Magellan  to  the  Rio  Negro.  With 
map  and  illustr.    London,  1871.    8°.      2484 


Musurgia  uuiTersalis.    Kircher,  A.    3 

V.  in  1.  2741 

Musurus,  Marcus.     Circa  1470-1517.     Prae- 

fatioiies  et  Graecae  et  Latinae,  Epistolae,  Carmen  in 
Platonem.  31  pp.  (Hesychlus  Alexandrinus,  Lexicon, 
V.  5,  p.  58.) 

Men§;e,  R.  De  M.    Musuri  Cretensis  vita  studiis 

Ingenio  narratlo.  88  pp.  (Hesychlus  Alexandrinus, 
Lexicon,  v.  5,  p.  1.) 

Mutes.    See  Deaf  and  Dumb. 
Mutiano,  Girolamo.    See  Muziano,  G. 
Muttanus.    See  Mucianus. 
Mutilation  of  ancient  texts.    Liscomb, 

W.  S.     7  pp.     (Atlanl.  Monthly,  v.  52,  1883,  p.  516.) 

Mutineers   of  the   Bounty.  Belcher, 

Lady  D.  3427 

Mutinelli,  Fabio.     Annali  delle  province 

venete  dall'  anno   1801  al  1840.  Venezia, 

1843.    4°.  3553 

Annali   urbani    di   Venezia.  Venezia, 

1838.     r.  8°.                                _  3543 

Del  commercio  dei  Veneziani.  Venezia, 

1835.     8°.  —2396 

■ Del  costume  veneziano    sino   al  secolo 

decimosettimo.     Venezia,  1831.     8°.     —1764 

Memorie  storiche  degli  ultimi  cinquant' 

anni  della  repubblica  veneta.  Venezia, 
1854.    8°.  3544 

Mutiny.    Grattan,  H.     Observations  on  the 

mutiny  bill,  1781.  29  pp.  {Miscel.  works,  p.  11.)  — 
Mutiny  of  provincial  troops.  8  pp.  (Fraser's 
Mag.  v.  57,  1858,  p.  729.) 

See  also  Bounty,  Ship.  —  Pltcairn's   Island.  — 
Soniers,  Brig. — Spitliead. 

Mutius  de  Modoetia.    Notae,  A.  D.  1290-1302. 

1  p.    (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  18,  p.  406.) 

Mutrie,  Martha  Darley,  and  Mutrie,  Annie 

Feray.  Needliam,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C.  Martha  Darley  and 
Annie  Feray  Mutrie.  1  p.  (/n /ler  Eng.  female  artists, 
V.  2,  p.  289.) 

Mutter  und  kind,  ein  gedicht.    144  pp. 

Hebbel,  F.,  Saemmt.  werke,  v.  8,  p.  203. 

Mutter  und  kind,  novelle.  45  pp.  Heyse, 

p.  J.  L.,  Gesamm.  werke,  v.  8,  p.  37. 

Mutton  sonnets  with  prologue  in  praise  of 

mutton.     5  pp.     (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  18,  1838,  p.  245.) 

Mutu  CooniJira  Swdniy.  The  Datha- 
vansa  ;  or,  the  history  of  the  tooth  relic  of 
Gotama  Buddha.     London,  1874.     8°.     3175 

Mutual  Liife  Insurance  Co.  of  New 

York.  Report,  for  15  years  ending  Feb.  1, 
1858.     New  York,  1859.     4°.  —1302 

Muy,  Louis  Nicolas  Victor  de  Felix,  Comte  du. 
Broglie,  E.  de.  Un  soldat  chrftien  h.  la  cour  de 
Louis  XV,  le  MarC'chal  Du  Muy.  81  pp.  (Correspondanl, 
n.  s.  v.  83, 1880,  pp.  602,  809.) 

Muyden,  G.van  {Tr.)    Les  Prisons  de  Fritz 

Reuter.  50  pp.  (IHblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6v.  v. 
27,  1806,  pp.  183,  364,  513.) 

Muziano,  Girolamo.     Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C.    In 

his  Hist,  des  pelntres:  Ecolo  veuitienne.    8  pp. 

Muzzarelli,  Alfonso.  1749-1813.  CEuvres 
choisies.     Paris,  n.  d.     2  v.  18°.  —3247 

Contents.    Dos  richesses  du  clerg*,  v.  2.— Disci- 
pline  eccl^siastique,  v.  2.— Abus  dans  I'^g^lise, 

V.  1 De  rexconimunicatlon,  v.  2.— Un  fait  dog- 

matlque  d6cld6  par  l'6glise,  est-il  objet  de  fol  catho- 
lique?  v.  2.— Grijjoire  VII,  v.  2.— Romarques  sur 
I'histoire  eccl^siaslique  et  sp6clalement  sur  les 
disconrs  de  Fleury,  v.  2.— Inquisition,  v.  1.— Sur  la 
devotion  et  le  culte  dfi  au  sacre  coeur  de  J^sus,  v.  1. 
— De  la  liberty  morale,  v.  1.— Du  mnrlagc  on  taut 
que  sacrement,  v.  2.— Du  nombro  et  de  la  quallt6  des 
miracles,  v.  1.— Du  salut  des  paieiis,  v.  1 — Domalne 
tempore!  du  pnpe,  v.  2.— Du  p^cb^  ori^inel,  v.  1.— 
8ermf>n  pr6cli6  il  Rome  en  la  feie  des  iiitoiri-s  S.  Pierre 
et  S.  Paul,  V.  1.— Do  la  mfiihode  k  observer  dans  lea 
6crll8  de  religion,  v.  1.— Preface  de  I'auteur  nilso  eu 
t6te  de  ces  opuscules,  pub.  en  Italie,  sous  le  tltre  du 
Bou  usage  de  la  logique  eu  matidro  de  reUgiou,  v.  1.— 


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MYCONIUS 


Tolerance,  v.  1.— Notice  sur  la  vie  et  lea  Merita  de  M. 

V.  1. 
Pe  regnla  moralinm  opinionnm   pro  confes- 

sarlls.    '24  pp.    (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Theol.  cur.  compl.  v.  11, 

p.  1285.) 
Notice  sur  la  vie  et  les  Merits  de  M.  12  pp.  (Muzza- 

relli.  A.,  (Euvres,  v.  1,  p.  i.) 

Mlizzey,  Artemas  Bowers.     Ware,  H.,  Jr. 

Muzzyys  Young  man's  friend.    20  pp.    (Chr.  Exam. 
V.  22,  1837,  p.  137.) 

My  book.    Dodge,  M.  A.    16  pp.     {Atlant. 

Monthh/,  V.  13,  1864,  p.  93.) 

My  cainpaigus  in  America.  Deux-Ponts, 
(i.,Comtede.  1654 

My  cave  life  in  Vicksburg.  Loughborough, 
Mrs.  J.  H.  2646 

My  circular  notes.    Campbell,  J.  F.    2  v. 

1446 

My  college  clays.    Tomes,  R.  —2366 

My  confession  and  the  spirit  of  Christ's 
teaching.     Tolstoi,  L.  N..  Count.  — 4257 

My  Danish  days.    Griffin,  G.  W.        3656 

My  diary  during  the  last  great  war.  Rus- 
sell. W.  H.  1697 

My  diary  in  India.    Russell,  W.  H.    2  v. 

1498 

My  diary  in  Mexico  in  1867.  Salm-Salm, 
F.,  Prince.     2  v.  1637 

My  diary  north  and  south.  Russell.  W. 
H.  2644 

My  exile  in  Siberia.  Herzen,A.  2  v.  1498 

My  experience,  or  foot-prints  of  a  Presby- 
terian to  Spiritualism.    Smith,  F.  H.    — 1447 

My  experiences  of  the  war  between  France 
and  Germany.     Forbes,  A.     2  v.  1694 

My  family  memoirs.  .Hughes,  T.     3764 

My  French  master.  18  pp.   Gaskell,  ilfrs. 

E.  C.  S.     With  her  Mciry  Barton  and  other  tales,  p.  400; 
and  Harper's  Mag.  v.  8,  1854,  p.  382. 

My  friends  and  acquaintance.    Patmore, 

P.  G.     3  V.  3826 

My  garden,  its  plan  and  culture.   Smee.  A. 

—4683 
My  hunt    after    "the  Captain."     101   pp. 

Holme.s,  O.  W.,  Favorite  poems,  p.  207. 

My  Irish  Journey,  Reminiscences  of.   Car- 

lyle.  T.  1468 

My  Irish  tutorship.     40  pp.     (Frasei-'s 

Mag.  V.  20,  1839,  p.  667  ;  v.  21,  1840,  pp.  33,  274.) 

My  journey  to  Medinah.    Keane,  J.  F. 

1406 
My  liady  liUdlow.    164  pp.    Gaskell,  Mrs. 

E.  C.  S.     With  her  Lizzie  Leigh  and  other  tales,  p.  181. 

My  life  and  acts  in  Hungary.    Gorgei,  A. 

3474 
My  life  from  1815  to  1849.  Loftus,  Maj.  C. 

2  V.  4844 

My  life  on  the  plains.  Custer,  Gen.  G.  A. 

3595 
My  miscellanies.  Collins,  W.  "W.  2207 
My  musical  life.  Haweis,  H.  R.  —2756 
My  novel.    Lytton,  E.  G.  E.  L.  B.,  1  Baron 

Lytton.  Novels.     4  v.  1287 

My  own  funeral.    13  pp.    {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  48,  1856,  p.  5.")C;  Harper's  Mag.  v.  14,  1857,  p.  232.) 

My  own  story  ;  or,  loved  and  lost.    125  pp. 

[Oublin   Univ.  Mag.  v.  72,  1868,  pp.  254,  381,  600,  617;  r. 
73,  1869,  pp.  19,  142,  259,  381,  505.) 

My  Peninsular  medal.  154  pp.  {Black- 
wood's .Mag.  V.  66,  1H49,  pp.  539,  678;  v.  6?,  1850,  pp.  15, 
313,  393,  542,  661  ;  v.  68,  1850,  p.  20.) 

My  private  diary  during  the  siege  of 
Paris.     Whitehurst,  F.  M.     2  v.  1694 

My  recollections,  from  1806-73.  Lennox, 
Lord  W.  P.  4785 


My  recollections  of  Felix  Mendelssohn- 
Bar  tholdy.     Deviient.  P.  E.  5856 
My  schools  and  schoolmasters.     Miller,  H. 

4847 
My  sister  Margaret.     7  pp.    {Harper's 

Mag.  V.  17,  18.i><,  p.  ;l57.i 

My  sister's   husband.     9  pp.     [Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  50.  1837,  p.  217.) 

My  sketch  book.  Cruikshank.  G.  —1723 
My  southern  home.  Brown,  W.  W.  2473 
My  study  windows.  Lowell,  J.  R.  2267. 
My  thirty  years  out  of  the  Senate,  by 
Major  Jack  Downing.     Smith,  S.  1294 

My  time,  and  what  I've  done  with  it.     226 

pp.  Burnand,  F.  C.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  27,  1873,  p. 
508;  V.  28,  1873,  pp.  63,  146,  252,  350,447,  548;  V.  29,  1874^ 
pp.  61,  155,  244,  337,  436,  530.) 

My  transmogrifications.   3  pp.    {Black' 

wood's  Maij.  V.  20,  ls26,  p.  152.) 

My  Uncle  Maurice.  3  pp.  {Harper's Mag. 

V.  8,  1851,  p.  255.; 

My  Uncle  Xick's  duel  with  Major  Sabre- 

tasch.    12  pp.     {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  34,  1849,  p.  181.) 

My  uncle's  MSS.    16  pp.     {Dublin  Univ: 

Mag.  V.  2,  18.33.  p.  513.) 

My  visit  to  Sybaris.    Hale,  E.  E.    19  pp. 

'Allant.  Monthly,  v.  20,  1867,  p.  63.) 

My  wife.    7  pp.     {Haiper's  Mag.  v.  19,  1859, 

p.  337.) 

My  wife  and  I.    4  pp.    {Harper'' s  Mag.  v. 

16,  1858.  p.  522.) 

My  wife's  editorial.     3  pp.    {Harper''s 

Mag.  V.  49,  1874,  p.  280.) 

My  wonderful  adventures  in  Skitzland.- 

4  pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  1,  1850,  p.  253.) 

Myans,  Savoy.    Despine,  C,  Baron.    Sanc- 

tualre  et  abtines  de  il.  7  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France, 
Bull.  1861,  p.  102;  With  Mem.  v.  26,  1862.) 

Mycenae,  Greece.  Gerhard,  F.  W.  E.  My- 
kenische  alterthuemer.  1850.  (Berlin  Ar- 
chaeol.Gesells.  Winckelmannsfest,  Programm 
10.) 

ScHLiEMANN,  H.     Mycenae  ;  a  narrative 

of  researches  and  discoveries  at  Mycenae 
and  Tiryns.     1878. 

Burnonf,  E.    MycSnes.    50  pp.    {In  his  MSmolres 

sur  rantiquliS,  p.  155.|— Cogordan,  G.  Myc^nes  et 
ses  tr^sors.  25  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deui  mnndes,  1878,  3  p6r.  v. 
27,  p.  866.)— Debrit,  M.  De  M^gare  i.  Mycenes.  32 
pp.  (Bibliolh.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  19,  1864,  p. 
369.)— Dumout,  A.  Note  sur  les  antlquites  irouvees 
k  Mycenes,  par  M.  Schlieinaun.  4  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de 
France,  Bull.  1877,  p.  91;  with  Mem.  v.  38,  1877.)— 
Garduer,  P.  Stephani  on  the  tombs  at  M.  13  pp. 
{Joum.  of  Hellenic  studies,  v.  1,  p.  94.)— Goettllng,  K. 
W.  Das  thor  von  Mylienae.  15  pp.  {Rtieinisch.  mas. 
n.  s.  V.  1,  1842,  p.  161.)— Mnrray,  A.  8.  Cyprus  and 
M.  20  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  5,  1879,  p.  112.)— Ne-w- 
ton,  C.  T.  Dr.  Schliemann's  discoveries  at  M.  57  pp. 
{In  his  Essays  on  art,  p.  246.) — Pockard,  L.  R.  Schlie- 
mann's explorations.  14  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  37, 
1878,  p.  272.)— Pelasgic  Klykenae.  12  pp.  {Black' 
wood's  Mag.  v.  122,  1877,  p.  672.)— Poole,  R.  S.  Dls- 
coverlea  at  M.  and  Cyprus.  20  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev.  v. 
31,1878,  p.314.)— ScIillemaiiuatSI.  14  pp.  (Scribner'g 
Monthly,  v.  15, 1878,  p.  307.)— Schllemauu's  explora- 
tion of  M.  37  pp.  [Edin.  Rev.  v.  147,  1878,  p.  220.)— 
SUnpsou,  W.  Mycenae.  19  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  n.  s. 
V.  16, 1877,  p.  675.) 

Mycerinus,  King  of  Egypt.  Lenormant, 
C.  Eclaircissements  sur  le  cercueil  du  roi 
memphite  Mycerinus.     1839. 

Mycographia,  seu  icoues  fungorum. 
Cooke.  M.  C.  —2683 

Mycologia  Scotica.  Stevenson,  J.   —2687 

Myconius,  Friedrich.  1491-1546.  Historia 
reformationis  vom  jahr  Christi  1517  bis  1542, 
Aus  des  auctoris  autographo  mitgetheilet, 
und  in  einer  vorrede  erlaeutert  von  Ernst 
Salomon  Cyprian.   Gotha,  1715.    16°.   —1298 


MYCONOS 


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MYRTAE 


Myconos.    Lueders,  O.    Urkunde  aus  My- 

konos  zur  geschichte  des  associations-  und  eherechts. 
7  pp.     (Hermes,  V.  8,  1874,  p.  191.) 

Myddelton,  Sir  Hugh.    Smiles,  S.    In  his 

Lives  of  the  engineers,  v.  1,  p.  83.    70  pp. 

Myddelton.    See  also  Middleton. 

Myer,  Brig.-Gen.  Albert  Joseph.  1828-80. 
Annual  reports  of  the  Chief  Signal  Officer 
to  the  Secretary  of  War  for  1871-73,  77-79. 
Washington,  1871-80.     6  v.  8°.  —4326 

Daily  bulletin  of  weather-reports,  Signal- 
service  United  States  army,  1873-74.  Wash- 
ington, 1875-77.     21  V.  4°.  —3471 

Report  on  .  .  .  total  eclipse  of  tlie  sun,  Aug.  7, 

1869.  6  pp.   (Sands,  B.  F.,  Reports  on  observations,  p.  191.) 

Myer.    See  also  Meyer. 

Myers,  Edward  Howell,  D.  D.  1816—.  The 
disruption  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal  church, 
1844-46.     Nashville,  1875.     12°.  —3286 

Myers,  Ernest,    ^schylus.     32  pp.    (Abbot, 

E.,  Hellenica,  p.  1.)— James  Spedding  [poem].  1  p. 
(Fraser's  Mag.  u.  s.  v.  23, 1881,  p.  529.) 

(TV.)     Extant  odes  of  Pindal:.    See  Pin- 

darus. 

Myers,  Frederic  William  Henry.  1843—. 
Wordsworth.  New  York,  1881.  12°.  (Mor- 
ley,  J.,  Eng.  men  of  letters.)  3811 

Greek  oracles.     68  pp.     (Abbot,  E.,  Hellenica,  p. 

425.)— St.  Jolin  the  Baptist.  8  pp.  [Macmillan's 
Mag.  V.  19,  1869,  p.  315.) 

Hale.E.  E.    Myers's  Prince  ot  Wales  at  the  tomb  of 

Washington.     7  pp.     (Cfcr.  £xam.  v.  71,  1861,  p.  230.) 

Myers,  Henry  Morris,  and  Myers,  Philip 
Van  Ness.  Life  and  nature  under  the 
tropics;  or,  sketches  of  travels  among  the 
Andes,  and  on  the  Orinoco,  Rio  Negro, 
Amazons,  and  in  Central  America.  Revised 
ed.    New  York,  1871.     12°.  2486 

Myers,  James.     Narrative  of  2  wonderful 

cures,  wrought  in  the  monastery  of  the  Visitation  at 
Georgetown,  in  the  District  of  Columbia,  Jan.,  1831. 
24  pp.     (Bound  pamph.  v.  174.) 

Myers,  Philip  Van  Ness.  Remains  of  lost 
empires  :  sketches  of  the  ruins  of  Palmyra, 
Nineveh,  Babylon,  and  Persepolis,  with 
some  notes  on  India  and  the  Cashmerian 
Himalayas.     New  York,  1875.     8°.  1776 

,S'ee  also  Myers,  H.  M.,  and  Myers,  P.  V.  N. 

Myers,  Theodorus  Bailey.   Tories  or  loyalists 

in  America.  116  pp.  (Johnson,  Sir  J.,  Chderly  book, 
p.  139.) 

Myers,  Bev.  Thomas  (Tr.)  Commentaries 
on  the  book  of  the  prophet  Daniel.  See  Cal- 
vin, J. 

(Tr.)  Commentaries  on  the  first  20  chap- 
ters of  the  book  of  the  prophet  Ezekiel.  See 
Calvin ,  J. 

Myers,  Thomas.    Klaproth,  J.    Critique  lit- 

t^ralre :  An  essay  of  the  nature  and  structure  ot  the 
Chinese  language  by  T.  Myers.  4  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  1 
8.  V.  7, 1825,  p.  370.) 

Myers,  Thomas.    Remarks  on  a  course  of 

education  designed  to  prepare  the  youthful  mind  for 
a  career  of  honor,  patriotism,  and  philanthropy.  13 
pp.     (I'amphleleer,  v.  12, 1818,  p.  335.) 

Myers.    See  also  Meyers. 

Myles,  William.  Chronological  history  of 
the  people  called  Methodists,  of  the  con- 
nexion of  the  late  Rev.  John  Weslev  ;  from 
their  rise,  in  the  year  1729,  to  their  last  con- 
ference, in  1812.    4  ed.    London,  1813.     8°. 

—8274 

Myles  O'liOiighlin.  71  pp.   [Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  79,  1872,  pp.  510,  031 ;  v.  8U,  1872,  pp.  7,  177.) 

Mylius,  Christlob.  Kaestner,  A.  G.  Le- 
bonsbescbrelbung  Harm  Christlob  Mylius,  6  pp. 
(Gtsamm,  .  ,  .  werkt,  v.  3,  p.  156.) 


Mylne,  Robert,  Jr.    Memoir  of  John  Geddy. 

27  pp.    (Abbotsford  Club,  Miscel.  v.  1,  p.  325.) 

Mylne,  Robert  W.  Brief  account  of  the  an- 
cient basilicae,  with  a  description  of  the  church  of 
San  Clemenie,  at  Rome.  10  pp.  4  pi.  (Weale,  J., Quart, 
papers  on  architect,  v.  4.) 

Myiiors,  Arthur  Clynton  Baskerville.  Ar- 
nold, M.  An  Eton  boy.  15  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  31, 
1882,  p.  683.) 

Myiisinger,  Heinrich.  15  cent.  Von  den 
falken,  pferden,  und  hunden,  herausg.  von 
Dr.  K.  D.  Hassler.  Stuttgart,  1863.  8°. 
[Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  71.)  — 3115 

Mynster,  Jakob  Peter,  Bp.  ofSeeland.   1775- 

1854.  Logiske  bemaerlcninger  om  identlted.  34  pp. 
[Skandin.  lilteraturselskab,  v.  21,  p.  319.)— Isabella  af 
Aragoii.  Fragment  af  et  soergespll.  06  pp.  {Skan- 
din. iilteraturselskab,  v.  20,  p.  301.)  —  Over  licssings 
JVatliaii  den  vise.  52  pp.  (Skandin.  litteraturselskab, 
V.  13,  p.  136.) 

Mynster,     Ole    Hieronymus.      1772-1818. 

Grundtraekkeue  at  electricltetslaeren  og  magnetis- 
men.  62  pp.  (Skandin.  Iilteraturselskab,  v.  4,  p.  1.) — 
Fragment  at  en  lovtale  over  Daniel  Ranzau.  30  pp* 
(Skandin.  litteraturselskab,  v.  17,  p.  1.) 

Myntflindet  fra  Graeslid  i  Thydalen.  Ste- 
liersen,  L.  B.  2703 

Myology.    See  Muscles. 

Myopia  ...  in  its  various  phases.  Chisolm, 
j.  J.  —3704 

Myranda.    See  Miranda. 

My  re,  John.  15  cent.  Instructions  for  parish 
priests.  Ed.  from  Cotton  MS  Claudius  A  II, 
by  Edward  Peacock.  London,  1868.  8°. 
{Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  No.  31 . )  21 25 

Myrddin.  530-600.  [Poems.]  27pp.    [Myvy- 

rian  arckainl.  of  Wales,  v.  1,  pp.  132,  527.) 

Myrdliinn.    See  Merlin. 

Myriapoda.  Koch,  K.  L.  Myriapoden 
getreu  nach  der  natur  abgebildet  und  be- 
schrieben.     186^,  2  v. 

Newport,  G.  Catalogue  of  the  myria- 
poda in  the  collection  of  the  British  Museum. 
Pt.  1.     1856.     (Bnt.  Mus.  Cat.) 

List  of  the  specimens  of  myriapoda  in 

the  collection  of  the  British  Museum.  1844. 
[Brit.  Miis.  Cat.) 

Saussure,  H.  de.     Essaid'une  faune  des 

myriapodes  du  Mexique.  1860.  [In  his 
Memoires  pour  servir  a  I'hist.  nat.  du  Mex- 
ique.) 

Etudes  sur  les  myriapodes  et  les  in- 

sectes.     1870.     [Miss.  sci.  au  Mex.  v.  6.) 

and    Humbert,  A.     Etudes    sur    les 

myriapodes.  1872.  [Miss.  sci.  au  Mex.  v.  6, 
2  section.) 

SCUDDER,  S.   H.     Systematic  review  of 

our  present  knowledge  of  fossil  insects,  in- 
cluding myriapods  and  arachnids.  1886. 
(Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  sum.  Bull.  v.  5, 
No.  31.) 

Brull6,  A.   Myriapodes.  2  pp.  (Exped.  sci.  de  Morie, 

V.  3,  pt.  1,  p.  62.)— ■Wood,  H.  C,  Jr.  Myrlajioda  of 
North  America.  112  pp.  3  pi.  (Am.  Phllos.  Soc.  Trans. 
V.  13, 1870,  p.  137.) 

See  also  Aptera.— Centipede. 

Myro.    See  Moero. 

Myrowre  of  Oure  liadye.  Blunt,  J.  H. 
[Ed. )    [Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  Extra  s.  No.  19. ) 

2124 
Myrrlia.    5  pp.     [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  51, 

iViH,  |).  G.sr>.) 

Myrroiir  of  niodestie.    42  pp.    Greene, 

il.,  /Jfe  and  compl.  works,  v.  3,  p.  1.     (flalU  Libr.) 

Myrtae,  or  myrtle-wreaths.  56  pp.  South- 
well, R.,  Compl.  poerns ,  p.  57. 


MYRTILUS 


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MYSTICISM 


Myrtilus,  of  Athens.    Circa  B.  C.  5  cent. 

Fragraenta.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  2  pp.  (Didot,  A.  F.,  Bib?ioWi. 
gr.  Poet,  comic,  p.  146;  Kock,  T.,  Oomic.  Attic,  fragm.  v. 

1,  p.  253.) 

Myrtis,  of  AntJiedon.   Circa  B.  C.  500.   Frag- 

mcutum.  [Gr.]  1  p.  (Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  3, 
p.  12f)5;  Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr.  lyriker,  v.  6,  p.  121.) 

Myrtle  flowers.   1  p.    [Atlant.  Monthhj,  v. 

2,  1858,  p.  223.) 

Myself  and  Julia  Airan.  11  pp.  {Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  38,  1835,  p.  600.) 

Mysia.  Perrot,  G.,  Guillaume,  E.,  and 
Delbet,  J.  Exploration  archeologique  .  .  . 
d'une  partie  de  la  Mysie.     1872,  2  v, 

Myso.  Fragmenta.   [Or.etLat.]  1  p.    (Orelli, 

J.  C,  Oputc.  Gr.  vet.  sent.  v.  1,  p.  206.) 

Mysore.  Elliot,  R.  H.  Experiences  of  a 
planter  in  the  jungles  of  Mysore.     1871,  2  v. 

WiLKS,  Lieut. -Col.  M..   Historical  sketches 

of  the  south  of  India  in  an  attempt  to  trace 
the  history  of  Mysoor.     1810-17,  3  v. 

•—  Buchanan,  F.  Journey  from  Madras  through  M. 
205  pp.  (Pinkerton,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  8,  p.  573.) — Minor 
king  of  M.  11  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  115,  1874,  p. 
237.]— Montholon-S^monville,  F.  de.  Le  Mysore. 
27  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1837,  4  8.  v.  9,  p.  228.)— 
Morley,  J.  England  and  the  annexatioa  ol  M.  15 
pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  v.  6,  1866,  p.  257.) 
See  also  Edln.  Rev.  v.  13, 1809,  p.  82. 

Myst^resdelaRussie.  Lacroix,  F.  3462 
Mysteres  de  I'liiteriiatioiiale,  son  ori- 

gine,  son  but,  ses  chefs,  ses  nioyens  d 'action, 

son  role  sous  la  Commune.   Paris,  1871.  12°. 

—1388 
Myst^res  de   Sainte-H^l^ne.     Saint- 

Hilaire,  E.  M.  de.     2  v.  1698 

Mysteres  inedits  du  15  siecle.    Jubinal, 

M.  L.  A.  (J5;d.)     2v.  3854 

Mysteries.     3  pp.     {HaTfper''s  Mag.  v.  4, 

1852,  p.  65.) 

Mysteries*  Dramatic.  See  Drama  and  the 
Stage,  Miracle,  morality.,  mystery  plays. 

Mysteries,  Religious.  Knight,  R.  P.  Dis- 
course on  the  worship  of  Priapus,  and  its 
connection  with  the  mystic  theology  of  the 
ancients.     1865. 

Le  Plongeon,  a.  Sacred  mysteries  among 

the  Mayas  and  the  Quiches,  11500  vears  ago. 
1886. 

LOBECK,   C.   A.     Aglaophamus,  sive  de 

theologiae  mysticae  Graecorum  causis  libri 
III.     1829,  2  V. 

Massey,   G.      Book  of   the  beginnings. 

Containing  an  attempt  to  recover  and  recon- 
stitute the  lost  origines  of  the  myths  and 
mysteries.     1881,  2  v. 

Sainte-Croix,  G.  E.  J.  G.  de  C.  L. ,  Baron 

de.  Recherches  historiques  et  critiques  sur 
les  mysteres  du  paganisme.     1817,  2  v, 

Boeckh,  A.    De  Andocldes  de  mysterlls  oratlonla 

loco  p.  18  ed.  Reiske.  7  pp.  ( Gesamm.  kleine  schriften, 
V.  4,  p.  113.) — Flnegel,  G.  L.  Ueber  arabische  und 
persische  vorzueglich  In  der  mystlk.  Cabbala,  und  In 
phllosophlscheu  wlssenschaften  vorkomniendenwort- 
abkuerzuugen,  und  die  geheiinebedeutungder  buch- 
Btaben  insbesondere.  6  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  V.  7,  1853,  p.  87.)— Guigniaut,  J.  D.  Memolres 
sur  les  mystferes  de  O&rds  et  de  Proserpine,  et  sur  les 
mysteres  de  la  Grfece  en  g^nfiral.  113  pp.  (Inst,  de 
France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Mem.  v.  21,  pt.  2,  1857,  p.  1.)— 
Jahn,  O.  Die  cista  mystica.  18  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  3, 
1869,  p.  317.) 

*e  u(.?o  Bacchanals.- Eleiisis  and  the  Eleuslnlan 
mysteries.— Festivals.— Mythology. 

Mysteries  of  all  nations.    Grant,  J. 

—2475 


Mysteries  of  astrology.    Roback,  C.  W. 

—2475 

Mysteries   of  £lensis.    Essay   on   the. 

Ouvaroflf.  S.,  Comte.  —2275 

Mysteries  of  freemasonry.  Fellows.  J. 

—1388 

Mysteries  of  Udolplio.    Radcliffe,  A., 

Novels.  { Bal  lanty ne .  J. ,  Novelist 's  Libr. )  1 283 

Mysterious  bachelor.    18  pp.    (Fraser's 

Marj.  V.  1.5,  1S37,  p.  747.1 

Mysterious  bridal.    170  pp.    Stone,  "W. 

L.,  Tales  and  sketches,  v.  2,  p.  1. 

Mysterious  bride.     8  pp.    [Blachwood^s 

.Wag.  V.  28,  1830,  p.  943.) 

Mysterious  compact.     23  pp.    {Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  36,  1850,  pp.  99,  162 ;  Harper's  Mag.  v.  1, 
1850,  p.  529.) 

Mysterious   disappearances.     8   pp. 

{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  44,  1879,  p.  622.) 

Mysterious  lodger.  29  pp.   {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  35,  1850,  pp.  54,  225.) 

Mysterious  maid,  a  sensation  tale.  25  pp. 

(Fruy^r's  Mag.  v.  70,  1864,  p.  557.) 

Mysterious  preacher.    3  pp.    {Harper's 

Mag.  V.  1,  1850,  p.  452.) 

My sterinni  magnum.  Boehme,  J. ,  Works, 

V.  3.  —3243 

Mystery.     Bain,  A.     Mystery,  and  other 

violations  of  relativity.  13  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  4, 
1868,  p.  383.)— Bartol,  C.  A.  Remarks  on  mystery.  16 
pp.     (Cfcr.  £ara»i.  V.  17, 1835,  p.  202.) 

Mystery  of  life.    Beale,  L.  S.  —1685 

Mystery  of  Marie  Roget.    52  pp.    Poe,  E. 

A.,  Works,  ed.  J.  H.  Ingram,  v.  1,  p.  442. 

Mystery  of  matter.   Picton,  J.  A.  —1528 
Mystery  of  murder,  and  its  defence.     35 

pp.     Warren,  S.,  »'</rt>-,  v.  5,  p.  237. 

Mystery  of  the  Pezazi.  8  pp.  Edwards, 

A.     (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  43,  1881,  p.  72.) 

Mystery  plays.  See  Drama  and  the  Stage, 
Miracle.,  morality,  mystei-y  plays. 

Mystic,  The,  and  other  poems.    Bailey,  P.  J. 

1357 

Mystic  liOndon.    Davies,  C.  M.  1535 

Mystic  numbers.    See  Numerals. 

Mystic  river  valley.  Massachusetts.  Com- 
mission appointed  to  consider  a  general  sys- 
tem of  drainage  for  the  valleys  of  Mystic, 
Blackstone,  and  Charles  rivers.  Report.  1886. 

Mystic  vial.    60  pp.     {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 

V.  36,  1850,  pp.  393,  5a6,  727.) 

Mystical  hymns.    Orpheus.  1356 

Mysticism. 

BoEHME,  J.     Works.     1764-81,  4  v. 

Card,  E.  M.   Du  mysticisme  au  18  siecle. 

1852. 

Erdmann,  J.  E.    Malebranche,  Spinoza, 

und  die  skeptiker  und  mystiker  des  17  jahrh. 
1836.  {In  his  Versuch  einer  wiss.  gesch.  der 
neuern  philos.  v.  1,  pt.  2.) 

GOERRES.  J.  J.  von.     Christliche  mystik. 

1836.  4  V.  in  5. 

Heppe,  H.  J.  L,    Geschichte  des  pietis- 

mus  und  der  mystik  in  der  reformirteu 
kirche,  namentlich  der  Niederlande.     1879. 

Matter.  J.    Le  mysticisme  en  France  au 

temps  de  Fenelon.     1865. 

More,  H.     Theological  works.     1708. 

Saint  Martin,  L.  C.  de.    Man  :  his  true 

nature  and  ministry.     1864. 

Mystical  philosophy  and  spirit  mani- 
festations :  selections  from  the  .  .  .  corres- 
pondence with  Kirchberger,  Baron  de  Liebis- 
torf.     1863. 


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Vaughan,  B.  a.   Hours  with  the  mystics. 

A  contribution  to  the  history  of  religious 
opinion.     1856,  2  v. 

Atto  II,  Bp.  of  Vercdli.    Polypticum  seu  perpen- 

diculum  cum  prlscis  scholiis.  17  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Script, 
vet.  nov.  collect,  v.  6,  pt.2,  p.43.)— Barthelemy  Salnt- 
Hilaire,  J.  Rapport  .  .  .  sur  le  memoire  intitule, 
Etudes  sur  le  mystlcisrae  alleraand  au  XIV  si&cle,  par 
M.  Charles  Schmidt.  13  pp.  (lust,  de  France,  Acad. 
Sci.  moral.  Mm.  sav.  Stran.  v.  2, 1847,  p.  211.)— Bartsch, 
K.  v.  Sprueche  und  verse  deutscher  mystiker.  6  pp. 
{Germania,  v.  18,  1873,  p.  195.)— Bossuet,  J.  B.  Tra- 
dition des  nouveaux  mystiques.  61  pp.  ( CEuvres,  v.  9, 
p.  231.)— Cotislii,  V.  Du  mystlclsme.  18  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1845,  n.  s.  v.  11,  p.  469.)— Daiitier,  A. 
Sentiment  religleux  et  le  mystlclsme  en  Espagne.  39 
pp.  ( Rev.  contemp.  1868,  v.  1,  p.  385.)— Dlouysins,  St., 
the  Areopagile.  De  raystlca  theologia.  [Gr.  et  Lat.] 
34  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  997  ;  Patrol, 
s.  Lat.  V.  122,  p.  1171.)— Traits  de  la  theologie  mystique. 
13  pp.  [CEuvres,  p.  465.)— Dolfel,  W.  Die  rede  von 
den  XV  graden.  17  pp.  (Gecmania,  v.  6, 1861,  p.  144.)— 
Krigena,  J.  S.  Exposltiones  seu  glossae  In  Mysticam 
theologiam  Sanctl  DIonysil.  9  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 
s.  Lat.  V.  122,  p.  267.)— Foucher  de  Careil,  L.  A., 
Comte.  Mystique  chrfitien  au  19  siecle.  38  pp.  (Eev. 
contemp.  1857,  v.  6,  p.  274.)  — Prothilngliain,  O.  B. 
Mystics  and  their  creed.    31  pp.    (Chr.  Exam.  v.  71, 

•  1861,  p.  199.)— German  mystics  of  the  14  century. 
69  pp.  [Dublin  Rev.  v.  44,  1858,  p.  31.)— Hecketliorii, 
C.  W.  Mystics.  28  pp.  [In  his  Secret  societies  of  all 
ages,  V.  2,  p.  1.)— Jostes,  F.  Beltraege  zur  kenntuiss 
der  niederdeutschen  mystlk.  82  pp.  (Germania,  v.  31, 
1886,  pp.  1, 164.)— Knox,  A.  On  the  character  of  mys- 
ticism. 49  pp.  {Remains,  \.\,  p.  318.)— Lilly,  W.  S. 
Modern  mysticism.  17  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  36, 
1884,  p.  292.)— Magne,  (— ).  Du  mystlclsme  Chretien. 
13  pp.  {Corresporuiant,  v.  41,  1857,  p.  635.)— Margerie, 
A.  de.  Du  mystlclsme  Chretien  (extrait).  15  pp. 
[Cnrrespondant,  v.  36,  1855,  p.  429.)— Mawry,  L.  F.  A. 
Des  hallucinations  du  mystlclsme  Chretien.  29  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1854,  n.  per.  2  s.  v.  8,  p.  454.)— 

.  Maxlnxna,  St.  (Confessor).  Mystagogia.  [Gr.  et  Lat.] 
31  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  91,  p.  657.)— Dr. 
John  Tauler:  middle  age  mysticism.  38  pp. 
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1290-1340,  V.  1.— Cutoelyn,  770-800,  v.  1.— Cynddelw, 
1150-1200,  V.  1 — Cyrys  O  lial  y  dlarhebiou  cymraeg, 
V.  3.— Daniel  ah  Lilosgwrn  Mew,  1150-1200,  v.  1.— 
Davydd  Dhu  o  Hlraddug,  v.  1.— Davydd  y 
Coed,  1300-50,  V.  1.— Dewl  3Iyny  w,  1170-1210,  v.  1.— 
Elnlawn  ah  Gwalchmal,  1170-1220,  v.  1.— Eiul- 
a%vn  ah  Gwgawn,  1200-60,  v.  1.— EInia-wn  ah 
Madawg  Rhabawd,  1230-70,  v.  1.  —  Einiawu 
AVan,  1200-50,  v.  1.— Elaeth,  640-700,  v.  1.— Elldyr 
Sals,  1160-1220,  v.  1.— Geralnt,  Vardd  Glds.  Athrai- 
wlaeth  (Didactics  of),  v.  3.— Amryw  berthynasau  I 
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Goronwy  Ddu,  1320-70,v.  l.--Goron wy  Gyriawg, 
1310-60,  V.  1.— Gruffyd  ah  Davydd  ah  Tndyr, 
1290-1340,  V.  1.— Gruffydd  ah  Gwrgenen,1210-60, 
V.  1.— Grnffydcl  ab  Meredydd  ah  Davydd,  1310- 
60,  V.  1.— Gruffydd  ab  yr  Ynad  Coch,  1260-1300,  v. 
1.— Gruffydd  Gryg,  1330-70,  v.  1.— Gwalchmal, 
1150-90,  V.  1.— Gwerneg  ah  Clydno,  1270-1320,  v.  1.— 
Gw^gawn,  1190-1240,  v.  1. — Gvvllym  Odn  o  Arvon, 
1280-1320,  V.  l.—Gwyddno,  460-520,  v.  1.— Gwydion 
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1280-1330,  V.  1.— Howel,  the  Good.  Cyvreltlau,  v.  3.— 
Hywelah  Elniawn  Iilygliw,  1330-70,  v.  1.— Hy- 
■wel  ab  O^vain  Gw^ynedd,  1140-72,  v.  1.— Hyw^el 
Voel  ab  Grlfrl,   1240-80,  v.  1.— Hywel  Ystoryn, 

1330-70,  V.  1 leuan  Trwch  y  Daran,  v.  1.— Jor- 

-werth  ah  y  Cyrlawg,  1320-60,  v.  1.— Jorwerth 
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V.  1.— Llevvcd,  Wyuebglawr,  900-40,  v.  1.— Iilwyd, 
Jorwerth,  1310-60,  v.  1.— Iilwyd,  Justus,  v.  1.— 
Uygad  Gwr,  1220-70,  v.  1. — Twelve  pieces,  printed 
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640,  V.  1.  — Llywarch  Lilaety,  1290-1340,  v.  1.— 
lilyvrarch  y  IVam,  1310-60,  v.  1.  —  Iilyvrelyn 
Brydydd  Hodnant,  1280-1330,  v.  1.— Lilywelyn 
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Hen,  1330-70,  v.  1.— lilywelyn  Vardd,  1230-80,  v.  1. 
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1170-1220,  V.  1.— Menrug  ah  Jorwerth,  1310-60,  v.  1. 
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Breuan,  1290-1340,  v.  1 Prydydd  Bychan,  1210- 

60,  V.  1.  — Rhlsserdyn,  12U0-1340,  v.  1.  —  Ryvel, 
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1210,  V.  1.— Sevnyn,  1320-70,  v.  l.—Taliesln,  520-70, 
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Cieomenes-Dumesnil,  v.  3.      Rubens-Santi,  v.  14. 


Santl-Sclioute,  v.  15. 
Schonte-Sole,  v.  16. 
Sole-Surugne,  v.  17. 
Surugue-Torre,  v.  18. 
Torre-Veiss,  v.  19. 
Veit-Vouet,  v.  20. 
Voulllemont-Witsen,  v.  21. 
Witsen-Zyx,  v.  22. 

History  of  Lynn,  in- 


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Keyser-Lodewyck,  v.  7. 
Lodge-Megen,  v.  8. 
Meglinger-Mueller,  v.  9. 
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Reniiniacences  of  Sjrria.     8  pp.     (Bev.   of  In 

Bladaoood't  Mag.  v.  54, 1843,  p.  476.) 

Napier,  Lieut.-Gen.  Sir  George  Thomas. 
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Napier,  Capt.  Henry  Edward.  1789-1853. 
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Napier,  James.  Folk  lore  :  or.  superstitious 
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century,  with  an  appendix.  Paisley,  1879. 
12°.  1215 

Manufacturing  arts  in  ancient  times,  with 

special  reference  to  Bible  history.  London. 
1874.     12°.  —2397 

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A  new  and  thoroughly  revised  ed..  com- 
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Napier,  John.  Baron  of  Merchiston.  Napier, 
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his  lineage,  life,  and  times.     1834. 

-  Napier,  M.  On  the  progress  and  prospects  of 
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See  also  LiOgarltMauu 

Napier,  Sir  Joseph.     1804-83.     Literature 

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Sketeb  of  N.    15  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  41, 1853, 

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Napier,  Macvey  (Ed.)  Selection  from  the 
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See  Napier,  M. 

Napier,  Macvey.  1776-1847.  Selection  from 
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Brotme,  il.  Mr.  Napier  and  the  Edinburgh  Re- 
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Napier.  Mark.  1798-1879.  Life  and  times 
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(Rev.  of  la  Eraser  s  Mag.  v.  43,  1851,  p.  642.) 

Napier,  Lieut.-Gen.  William  Craig  Emilius 
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Napier,  Lieut.-Gen.  Sir  William  Francis 
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History  of  Gen,  Sir  Charles  Napier's  ad- 
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Sir  C.  J. 


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See  also  Italy,— Magna  Graecla.— Sicily. 

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larity de  N.  13  pp.  (Rev.d. deux  mondes, ISW.is.x. 22, 
p.  857.)— Cbanning,  W.  E.  Analysis  of  the  character 
of  N.  41  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  29, 1828,  p.  55.)— Remarks 
on  the  life  and  character  of  N.  98  pp.  ( Works,  v.  1, 
p.  69;  and  Cftr.Eram.v.  4, 1827,  p.  382;  v.  5, 1828,  p.  135.) 
—The  same  in  French.  80  pp.  ((Euvres,  v.  1,  p.  307.)— 
Emerson,  R.  W.  Napoleon;  or.  the  man  of  the 
world.  37  pp.  (Representative  men,  p.  217.)— Emperor 
Napoleon.  23  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  38,  1823,  p.  494.)— 
Heroes,  ancient  and  modern.  No.  III.  Julius 
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3  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  28,  1864,  p.  334.)— Lacretelle, 
J.  C.  D.  de.  Analogies  et  contrastes  entre  Cromwell  et 
N.  14  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Rec.  des  disccurs,  18.30-39, 
p.  969.)  — Lieber,  F.  Washington  and  N.  29  pp. 
[MUcei.  writings,  v.  1,  p.  413.)— Meadley,  G.  W.  Two 
pairs  of  historical  portraits.  13  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  18, 
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N.  10  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  19,  1880,  p.  711.)— 
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Tresor  de  numismatique  et  de  glyptique. 

Medailles  de  I'Empire  frangais  et  de  I'Em- 
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iVbie.— There  la  a  very  complete  article  on  Napoleon, 
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his  life  and  history,  in  Hoefer's  Nouvelle  biographle 
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Napoleon  II,  King  of  Rome  and  Duke  of 
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Duke   of  Retchstaclt.    17   pp.    {Dem.  Rev.  v.  3, 

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Due  de  Reichstadt.  28  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1832, 
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Kapoleoii  III,  Emperor  of  the  French. 
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—1113 
Contents.  Du  pass€  et  de  I'avenlr  de  I'artlllerle, 
V.  4.  —  Discoitrs,  proclamations,  messages,  v.  3. — 
Fragments  liistorlques,  1688  et  1830,  v.  1.— Des 
Ideeg  Napoleonieniies,  v.  1.— Quelques  mots  sur 
JosepU-Napoleon-Bonaparte,  v.  2. — Rfiponse  h. 
M.  do  liamartine,  v.  1. — Projet  de  lot  de  recrute- 
nient  de  I'armee,  v.  2.— Melanges,  v.  1,  2.— Le 
canal  de  Nicaragua,  v.  2.— ExtinciTon  du  paiip^r- 
Isme,  V.  2.— Reveries  politiques,  v.  1.— Analyse 
de  la  question  des  sucres,  v.  2.— Cousldfirations  poli- 
tiques et  mllltaires  sur  la  Suisse,  v.  2.— Tableaux 
Justifieatifs,  v.  2. 

(Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  46,  1855,  p.  56;  v.  47, 
1856,  p.  607.) 

— —  CEuvres  posthumes  et  autographes  inedits 
en  exil.  Recueillis  et  coordonnes  par  le 
Comte  de  La  Chapelle  [pseud.^  Paris,  1873. 
r.  8°.  —1113 

Contents.    Les  forces  militalres  de  la  France 

de  1852  k  1867. — Lia  Cliapelle,  A.,  Conitede.  La  guerre 
de  1870,  volume  anuot6  par  I'Empereur;  Les  amis  de 
la  dernifere  heure;  Le  souveraln  homme  d'6tat;  Re- 
flexions; Travaux  scientiflques;  Les  dernlers  Jours; 

Le    Prince    Louls-Napol6on ;    Plans    de  machines 

Liettre   et  portrait.  —  Liettres. — Les  Principea, 

par  un  ancien  diplomate Sursum  corda. 

— —  Posthumous  works  and  unpublished  auto- 
graphs. Collected  and  arranged  by  Count 
de  La  Chapelle  [pseud.]    London,  1873.     8°. 

—1115 

Contents.    I<a  Chapelle,  A.,  Comte  de.    The  war  of 

1870,  annotated  by  the  Emperor;  The  Emperor's  latest 
friends ;  The  sovereign  statesman ;  The  Emperor's 
Bcientiflc  labours;  The  later  days  of  his  life;  The 
Prince  Imperial;  Reflections;  The  orders  of  the 
Commander-in-chief.— Military  forces  of  France 
and  the  campaign  of  1870.— Principles,  by  a  late 
diplomatist — Sursum  corda. 

— —  Histoire  de  Jules  Cesar.  Paris,  1865-66. 
3  V.  r.  8°,  and  atlas,  fo.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  7,  1866,  p.  1 ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  124, 
1866.  p.  399  ;  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  71, 1865,  p.  655  ; 
Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  28,  1865,  p.  133.) 

4762,  atlas  4761 

— —  Napoleonic  ideas.  Des  idees  Napoleoni- 
ennes.  Tr.  by  James  A.  Dorr.  New  York, 
1859.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Broumson's  Quart. 
Rev.  N.  Y.  8.  v.  4,  1859,  p.  396.)  —1346 

-  Champagny,  F.  J.  M.  T.  N.,  Comte  de.  Histoire 
de  Jules  Cfisar,  par  N.  16  pp.  {Correspondant,  \.  fii, 
1805,  p.  681.)— Cherbnltez,  A.  E.  Napoleon  III,  His- 
toire de  Jules  C6sar.  42  pp.  (Biblioth.univ.et  rev.  Suisse, 
n.  p6r.  V.  23,  1865,  p.  227.)— La  Gueronni^re,  A.  de. 
Souveralns  C'crivalns  et  lc8  osuvrea  do  N.  21  pp.  {Hev. 
conlemp.  1856,  v.  3,  p.  385.)— Masson,  D.  The  writings 
of  N.  13  pp.  (Macminan's  Mag.  v.  1,  1860.  p.  161.)— 
Slerivale,  C.  Napoleon's  History  of  Julius  Caesar. 
24  pp.  {Conlemp.  Hev.  v. 2,  1866,  p.  457;  v.  3,  1866,  p.  118.) 
— Scherer,  E.  Histoire  de  C6sar.  16  pp.  (Nouv.  itudes 
tur  la  HI.  conlemp.  p.  8D7.)— Thaclier,  T.  A.  Life  of 
Julius  Caesar,  by  N.  1  pp.  (New  Mnglandtr,  v. 24, 1865, 
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Abbott,  J.  S.  C.    History  of  Napoleon  III. 

1869. 

BoRDiER,  H.  L.    L'Allemagne  aux  Tuil- 

leries  de  1850  a  1870.     1872. 

Dernier  des  Napoleon.     1873. 

Note.— This  has  been  attributed  to  MM.  de  Beuat, 
de  Hubner,  de  Kferatry,  and  Lacroix. 

Granier  DE  Cassagnac,  a.  de.     Presi- 

dence  du  Prince  Louis- Napoleon.  1857.  (In 
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V.  3.) 

Haswell,  J.  M.     The  man  of  his  time. 

Pt.  I.  The  story  of  the  life  of  Napoleon  III. 
Pt.  II.  The  same  stoiy  as  told  by  popular 
caricaturists  of  the  last  30  years,     n.  d. 

■ HuGO,V.  M.,  Comte.   Histoire  d'un  crime: 

deposition  d'un  temoin.     1877-78,  3  v. 
Tlie  same  in  English.    1879. 

Jerrold,  W.  B.     Life  of  Napoleon  III. 

1874-83,  4  V. 

Juste,  T.     Napoleon  III  et  la  Belgique. 

1870. 

Lacroix,  P.  (Bibliophile  Jacob,  pseud.) 

Histoire  politique  . . .  de  Napoleon  III.  1853, 
4v. 

Le  Vosgien,  H.    Vingt  ans  du  regne  de 

Napoleon  III.     [1869.] 

Maupas,  C.  E.  de.   Memoires  sur  le  second 

empire.  V.  1.  La  presidence  de  Louis  Napo- 
leon.    1884. 

Story  of  the  Coup  d'etat.     1884,  8  v, 

Orsi,  J.,  Count.    Recollections  of  the  last 

half-century.     1881. 

Papiers  et  cor respon dance  de  la  famille 

imperiale.     1870. 

Viel-Castel,  H.,  Comte  de.     Memoires 

sur  la  regne  de  Napoleon  III  (1851-64). 
1883-84,  6  V.  in  3. 

Bonapartiam.    43  pp.    (Dublin  Rev.  v.  49, 1861,  p. 

104.)— De  Iieon,  E.  An  Emperor's  vacation  at  Vichy. 
4  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  5,  1873,  p.  684.)— Dicey,  A. 
V.  Louis  Napoleon  :  1851  and  1873.  8  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  8.  v.  13, 1873,  p.  197.)— Dicey,  E.  Vludlciae  Napo- 
leonlanae.  9  pp.  [Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  11,  1865,  p.  487.) 
— Dwiuelle,  J.  W.  Napoleon  III.  25  pp.  (Overld. 
Monthly,  v.  10, 1873,  pp.  247,  358.)— Emperor  and  the 
empire.  12  pp.  (Blackwnnd's  Mag.  v.  86,  1859,  p.  745.) 
— Emperor  Napoleon  III.  7  pp.  {Harper's  Mag. 
v.  15,  1857,  p.  208.)— Field,  M.  B.  Louis  Napoleon : 
Prince  and  Emperor.  9  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  23, 1861, 
p.  370.)— France  ;  her  Emperor.  9  pp.  {Harper's 
Mag.  V.  6,  18.53,  p.  636.)— France  and  Napoleon  III. 
26  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  21,  1H62,  p.  472.)— Greg, 
W.  B.  The  cost  of  a  Napoleon.  15  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag. 
n.  s.  V.  1,  1870,  p.  474.)— The  great  twin  brethren.  12 
pp.  {Miscel.  essays,  p.  149.) — Hazctvell,  C.  C.  Napo- 
leon III.  16  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  7,  1861,  p.  682.)— 
Hurlbnt,  G.  C.  The  3  Napoleon.  11  pp.  {Overld. 
Monthly,  v.  10, 1873,  p.  457.)— Kinglake,  A.  W.  In  his 
Invasion  of  the  Crimea,  v.  1,  p.  205.  137  pp.— Kiug- 
lake,  W.  H.  Louis  Napoleon.  5  pp.  {Harper's  Mag. 
V.  20,  1863,  p.  677.)— Prince  Ijouis  devant  la  mon- 
archie  de  18.30.  12  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1838,  4  8. 
V.  15,  p.  256.)— liouis  Napoleon.  32  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev. 
V.  51, 1849,  p.  465.) — liOuis  Napoleon  and  his  nose. 
1  p.  (Harper's  J/a;/.  v.  4,  1852,  p.  833.)— Iiouls  Napo- 
leon as  a  general.  25  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  95, 
1864,  p.  326.)  —  Iionts  Napoleon's  intentions 
tested  by  his  conduct.  16  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  61, 
1860,  p.  371.)— M.,  J.  Prince  Napoleon  Louis  Bona- 
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phlets, and  the  English  press.  13  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag. 
V.  47,  1853,  p.  135.)— Napoleon  III  and  Europe.  18 
pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  85,  1859,  p.  375.)— Napoleon 
Iiouis  Bonaparte.  27  pp.  {Dem.  Rev.  v.  7,  184U,  pp. 
81,  233.)— Oncken,  W.  Napoleon  III  am  6  und  6  Jull 
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!N^arragaiisett  planters.  The.  Channing, 
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Narratio  conteniioiiis  de  cella  S.  Mariae 

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Narratio    de    episcopatii     Curoniensi 

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J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  5,  p.  572.) 

Narratio  de  fuiidatione  monasterii  Vi- 

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Narratio  de  Xorniannorum  gestis  circa 

Parisiacam  urbem,  tempore  Caroll  Calvl  regis  Franco- 
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IVarratio  de  Olavo  Geirstadalvo.    7  pp. 

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]%arratio  de  Tita  Moliamniedis.  [Gr.] 

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TtTarratiuneuIa  de   IlalTdane   Nigro. 

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]Narratiuiicnla  de  Hauko  Habroka.   11 

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Narrative  of  a  jonrney  across  the  Bal- 
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1486 

Narrative  of  a  journey  from  Caunpoor. 
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Narrative  of  a  journey  in  the  Morea. 
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Narrative  of  a  journey  into  Khorasan. 
Eraser,  J.  B.  1472 

Narrative  of  a  journey  round  the  Dead 
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Narrative  of  a  journey  through  Abys- 
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Narrative  of  a  journey  to  Guatemala. 
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Narrative  of  a  journey  to  the  shores  of 
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Narrative  of  a  journey  to  the  Zoolu 
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Narrative  of  a  mission  to  central  Africa. 
Richardson,  J.     2  v.  1428 

Narrative  of  a  new  and  unusual  Ameri- 
can imprisonment  of  two  Presbyterian  min- 
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Narrative  of  a  residence  in  Koordistan. 
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Narrative   of  a  2  expedition   to  the 

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Narrative  of  a  10  years'  residence  at 
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Narrative  of  a  tour  in  North  America. 
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Narrative  of  a  tour  through  Armenia, 
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Narrative  of  a  visit  to  the  Syrian  church 
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Narrative  of  a  voyage  to  Hudson's  Bay, 
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Narrative  of  a  voyage  to  the  Pacific. 
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Narrative  of  a  year's  journey  through 
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East-India  affairs,  in  the  present  session ; 
and  particularly  on  the  bills  of  the  Right 
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and  management  of  the  affairs  of  the  East 
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Narrative  of  an  attempt  to  reach  the 
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Narrative  of  an  expedition  into  the 
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Narrative  of  an  expedition  to .  .  .  St. 
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Narrative  of  an  expedition  to  the  east 
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Narrative  of  an  expelled  correspondent. 
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Narrative  of  Anderson vi lie.  Spencer, 
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Narrative  of  events  connected  with  the 
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Narrative  of  events  during  the  invasion 
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Narrative  of  liOrd  Byron's  last  journey 
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Narrative  of  miliUiry  operation^ 
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I^Tarrative  of  niy  captirity  among  the 
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]\'arratiTe  of  my  missions  to  Constan- 
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lUfarrative  of  occurrences  in  the  Indian 
countries  of  North  America,  since  the  con- 
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with  the  Hudson's  Bay  Ck)mpany,  and  his 
attempt  to  establish  a  colony  on  the  Red 
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]\'arrative  of  the  Boer  war.  Carter.  T. 
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IVarratiTe  of  the  British  mission  to 
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America,  and  the  means  that  were  employed 
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Narrative  of  the  expedition  which 
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Narrative  of  the  Jonrney  and  imprison- 
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Narrative  of  the  mission  ...  to  the 

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Narrative  of  the  negotiations  occa- 
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Narrative  of  the  Pope's  late  fireworks 

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Narrative  of  the  privations  and  suffer- 
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Narrative  of  the  proceedings  against 
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Narrative  of  the  proceedings  of  Lord 
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Association  from  their  last  meeting  at  Coach- 
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Lordship  to  the  Tower.  London,  1780.  8°. 
{With  Address  to  the  President  of  the  Prot- 
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Narrative  of  the  proceedings  of  Sir 
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Narrative  of  the  retreat  of  a  portion  of 

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Narrative  of  the  Spanish  marriage 
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Narrative  of  the  surveying  voyages  of 
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Narrative  of  the  Texan  Santa  Fe  expe- 
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Narrative  of  the  V'nited  States  Ex- 
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Narrative  of  the  war  in  Germany  and 
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Narrative  of  travels  and  discoveries  in 
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Narrative  of  travels  on  the  Amazon. 
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Narrative  of  voyages  to  explore  the 
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Narratives  illustrative  of  the  contests 
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Narratives  of  Scottish  Catholics 
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Narratives  of  sorcery  and  magic. 
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Narratives  of  state  trials  in  the  19  cen- 
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Narratives  of  the  days  of  the  refor- 
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Contents.    Anatomle  of  absu.rtlitle,v.  1. — Christ's 
teares  oiier  Jernsalein,  v.   4.  —  Grosart,  A.   B. 

Memorial-lntroductlon-blographlcal,  v.  1.— Memorlal- 
Introduction-crltical,  v.  6. — Harvey-Grreeiie  trac- 
tates :  Haue  with  you  to  Saffron- Walden,  v.  3.  — 
Strange  newes  of  the  intercepting  cortalno  letters,  v.  2. 
— Terrors  of  the  night,  v.  3.— Wonderful!  strange  and 
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Bavaria-Caesar,  v.  3.  North  ■  western    terrltory- 

Caesar-Cotes-du-Nord,  v.  i.        Quotient,  v.  9. 

K-Slege,  V.  10. 

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Nouvelles  archives.      1865-74,   10  v.; 

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Natural  history  of  man.  40  pp.  Hol- 
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Natural  history  of  man.    Kennedy,  J. 

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Natural  history  of  man.    Wood,  J.  G. 

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Natural  history  of  plants.    Baillon.  E. 

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Natural  history  ...  of  quadrupeds. 

Swainson,W.  (Lardner,  D.,  Ca&.  Cyc.)  —2627 
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Natural  history  of  society.  Taylor, 
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Natural  history  of  the  agricultural 
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Natural  history  of  the  mammalia. 
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Natural  history  of  the  raw  materials 
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Natural  history  of  the  salmon. 
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Natural  history  of  the  Tarieties  of 
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114  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  31,  1875,  pp.  357,  473;  v.  32, 
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See  also  Edln.  Rev.  v.  46, 1827,  p.  515.  Also  Atheism. 
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Geology  and  Scrtp/ure.— God.— Immortality. — Moral 
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^Natural  wealth  of  California.    Cronise, 

T.  F.  3593 

Naturalism.    Erdmann,  J.  E.    Ueber  die 

wachsende  macht  des  naturallsmus  und  die  wlder- 
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STaturalist,  Notes  of  a.   13  pp.  (Blackwood^s 

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Naturalist  in  Bermuda.    Jones,  J.  M., 

Wedderburn,  Maj.  J.  W.,  and  Hurdis,  J.  L. 

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Naturalist  in  Nicaragua.  Belt,  T.  —1697 
Naturalist  in  Norway.    Bowden,  Rev.  J. 

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Naturalist  on   the  ri^er  Amazons. 

Bates,  H.  W.  —1697 

Naturalist's  library.    Jardine,  Sir  W. 

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Naturalist's   miscellany.     Shaw,   G., 

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Naturalist's  rambles  on  the  Devonshire 

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Naturalist's  sojourn  in  Jamaica.    Gosse, 

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Naturalist's  wanderings  in  the  Eastern 

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Naturalization  laws  of  the  U.  S.    19  pp. 

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Alger,  W.  R.     Solitudes  of  nature  and 
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Davis,  A.  J.    Principles  of  nature.    1850 ; 

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Goldsmith,  O.    History  of  the  earth  and 

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Haliburton,  T.  C.    Nature  and  human 

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Humboldt,  F.  W.  H.  A.,  Freiherr  von. 

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KiDD,  J.     Adaptation  of  external  nature 

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Mill,  J.  S.    Nature,  the  utility  of  religion 

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Oersted,  H.  C.    Soul  in  nature.     1852. 

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Oswald,  F.  L.    Physical  education ;  or, 

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Saint  Pierre,  J.  H.  B.  Etudes  de  la  na- 
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Harmonies  de  la  nature.     1818,  3  v. 

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Alger,  W.  R.    Divine  teachings  in  nature.    15  pp. 

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G.  J.  Nature  and  thought.  11  pp.  ( Conlemp.  Rev.  v. 
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See  also  Cosmograpby.  —  Natural  bistory. — 
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—Selei»ce.— Seasons. 

'S ature  {the  icord).    Levesque,  P.  C.    Extrait 

d'uu  memolre  sur  quelques  acceptlons  du  mot  nature. 
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IK^atare.  A  weekly  illustrated  journal  of 
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Kature,  the  utility  of  religion  and  theism. 
Mill.  J.  S.  —4214 

^Tature  and  causes  of  the  wealth  of  na- 
tions.  3  V.   Smith.  A.,  Works,  v.  2-4.  —1305 

Kature  and  character  of  our  federal 
governmeut.     Upshur.  A.  P.  — 1347 

Kature  and  constitution  of  the  ancient 

church  of  Scotland.  lo2  pp.  (Spottiswoode  Miscel.  v.  1, 
p.  425.) 

IVatnre   and   end   of  the   sacred   ofiSce. 

Smith,  J.  — 4224 

!K^ature  and  function  of  art.    Eidlitz.  L. 

—1773 
!9ratnre  and  immutability   of  truth. 

Essay  on  the.     Beattie.  J.  — 1448 

Xatiire  and  life.    Michell,  N.  1397 

]\'ature   and   origin   of   evil.      175   pp. 

Jenyns,  S.,  iVorks,  v.  3,  p.  1. 

]%'ature  and  philosophy;  or,  the  youth 

who  never  saw  a  woman,  a  farce.  24  pp.  (Spencer, 
W.  v.,  Boston  Cheat,  v.  3.) 

IK^atnre  and  power   of   indwelling   sin. 

206  pp.     Owen,  J.,  Works,  v.  13,  p.  1. 

K^ature  and  principles  of  taste,  Essays 

on  the.     Alison,  A,  —1437 

^Tature  and  propagation  of  heat.  An 

experimental  inquiry  into  the.  Leslie,  Sir  J. 

—1526 
Xature  and  tendency  of  free  institutions. 

Grimke,  F.  — 1315 

^fature  and  the  supernatural.    Bush- 

nell,  H.  — 4225 

^i^ature  of  apostacy.    Owen,  J.,  Works, 

V.  17.  — 2227 

Nature  Of  light.    Lommel,  E.  C.  J.   {Inter- 

nat.  Sci.  S.)  — 1526 

:Xature  of  limbs.  On  the.  Owen,  R.  —1603 
Nature  of  the  gods.    See  Cicero,  M.  T. 
Nature  of  the  scholar.    Fichte,  J.  G. 

100  pp.     (Popular  works,  p.  133.) 

Nature  of  things.  On  the.    See  Lucretius 

Carus.  T. 
Nature  of  things  in  themselves,  On  the. 

18  pp.    ClifTord,  W.  K.,  Lectures  and  essays,  v.  2,  p.  71. 

Nature  of  thunderstorms.    Harris.  Sir 
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Nature  of  virtue.    12  pp.    Butler,  J.,  i5p. 

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Nature's  diviiie  rcTelations.     Davis, 

A.  J.  —4255.  —1443 

Nature's  farewell.     1  p.     {Black-wood's 

Mag.  V.  23,  182s,  p.  874.) 

Nature's  music.    51  pp.    Bloomfield,  R., 

Remains,  p.  93. 

Nature's  politics.    Wasson,  D.  A.    15  pp. 

(  Chr.  Ejam.  v.  87,  1809,  p.  295.) 

Naturen  bloeme.  Maerlant.  J.  van.  2  v. 
in  1.  (Moltzer,  H.  E.,  and  Winkel,  J.  to, 
Biblioth.  vail  middelnederlandsche  letter- 
kunde.)  — 3193 

Nature-pictures.     4  pp.     {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  54,  1859,  p.  753 ;  T.  56,  1860,  p.  122 ;  T.  57,  1861. 
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Nature-printed  British  sea-weeds.  John- 
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Nature-printing.  Auer.  A.  A.  Entdeck- 
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Naturgeschichte  der  sage.  Braun,  J. 
2  v.  1233 

Naturmy then :  neue  Schweizer  -  sagen. 
Rochholz.  E.  L.  1235 

Naturwissenschaftliche  reisen  im 
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{Ed.)  Tragicorum  Graecorum  f ragmenta. 

Lipsiae,  1856.    8°.  3284 

Contents. 
Dlcaeogenes.  Phlliscus. 

Diogenes  Athenien-  Philocles. 

sis.  Phrynichus. 

Diogenes  Sinopen-  Polyidus. 


Achaeus. 
.J^chylus. 
iEschylus    Alexan- 

drinus. 
Agattaon. 
Alexander  ^lolus.  Dlonysius. 


Pompelus  Macer. 
Pratlnas. 
Piolemaeus  Philo- 

pator. 
Python. 
Seraplon. 
Sophocles. 
Sophocles  Junior. 
Sosiphanes. 
Sositheus. 
Theodectes. 
Theognis. 
Thespls. 
Xeuocles. 
Zenodotus. 


Antlphon.  Euphorlon. 

Apollonides.  Euripides. 

.\rl3tarchus.  Hippothoon. 

Aristlas.  Ion. 

Astydamantes.  lophon. 

Blotus.  Isldorus. 

Carclnus.  Lycophron. 

Chaeremon.  Melantbius. 

Chares.  ~  Meletus. 

Choerllus.  Mlmnermus. 

Cleaenetus.  Moschlon. 

Crates.  Neophron. 

Crltlas.  Nlcomachus. 

Demonax.  PatroclesThurius.  Zopyrus 

Nauck,  Karl  Wilhelm  {Ed.)  1818—.  Des 
Q.  Horatius  Flaccus  Oden  und  Epoden  fuer 
den  schulgebrauch  erklaert.  See  Horatius 
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Naucrates.    Circa  B.  C,  350.    Fragmenta. 

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NAVIGATION 


IVaval  gunnery.    See  Gunnery. 

ZW^aval  history  of  Gt.  Britain.  Brenton,  E. 
P.    2  V.  1514 

]\'aval  history  of  Gt.  Britain.  Campbell,  J. 
8  V.  1514 

!Rraval  history  of  Gt.  Britain.  James,  W. 
6  V.  1538 

Xaval  history  of  the  civil  war.  Porter, 
Admiral  D.  D.  2641 

K^aTal  hygiene.  Bell,  A.  N.  Marine  hy- 
giene on  board  passenger  vessels.  3  pp.  (Am.  Pub. 
Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  3,  p.  98.)— Flnlayson,  R. 
Essay  to  captains,  etc.,  on  the  means  of  preserving 
the  health  of  their  crews.  43  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  26, 
1826,  p.  161.)— Turner,  T.  J.  Hygiene  of  the  naval 
and  mei'chant  marine.  51  pp.  (Buck,  A.  H.,  Treatise 
on  hygiene,  v.  2,  p.  175.) 

NaTal  light  artillery.  Instruction  for. 
Parker,  W.  H.  —2765 

]Hfaval  occurrences  of  the  late  war  be- 
tween Gt.  Britain  and  the  United  States. 
James,  W.  1643 

^^aTal  scenes  and  reminiscences  of  the 
civil  war  in  the  United  States.     Walke,  H. 

2642 

IVaval  sketch-book.  21  pp.  {Blackwood's 

Mag.  v.  19,1826,  p.  353.) 

Naval  tactics.  Boutakow,  G.  Nouvelles 
bases  de  tactique  navale.     n.  d. 

Parker,  F.  A.     Squadron  tactics.     1864. 

Ward,  J.  H.    Manual  of  naval  tactics. 

1859. 

Blalcesley,  J.  W.    On  the  position  and  tactics  of 

the  contending  fleets  In  the  battle  of  Salamls.  With 
a  map.  16  pp.  (Philol.  Soc.  London,  Proc.  v.  6, 1854, 
p.lOl.)— Iiegrandd'Aii88y,P.  J.B.    Notice  sur  I'^tat 

'de  la  marine  en  France  au  commencement  du  14  sifecle, 
et  sur  la  tactique  navale  usltfie  alors  dans  les  combats 
de  mer.  74  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  M6m.  Sci.  moral.  1  s. 
V.  2,  1798,  p.  302.)— Naval  evolutions.  5  pp.  (Fra- 
ser's  Mag.  v.  7, 18.33,  p.  359.)— Naval  tactics.  Break- 
ing of  the  enemy's  line.  38  pp.  {Edin.  Rev.  v.  51,  1830, 
p.  1.)— Past  and  futnre  of  naval  tactics.  31  pp. 
{Edin.  Rev.  v.  136,  1872,  p.  559.)— Playfair,  J.  On  the 
naval  tactics  of  the  late  John  Clerk.  34  pp.  (Works, 
V.  3,  p.  441.) 

IVaval  war  of  1812.    Roosevelt,  T.  1616 

!N^aTal  war  of  the  French  revolution.   14  pp. 

(Blackivood's  Mag.  v.  64,  1848,  p.  595.) 

ISTaval  worthies  of  Queen  Elizabeth's  reign. 

Memoirs  of  the.     Barrow,  Sir  J.  153o 

Navarino,  Battle  of.    8  pp.     {Blackwood's 

Mag.  v.  23,  1828,  p.  25.) 

NaTarr,  Bp.  of  Conserens.  13  cent.  Sententia 

lata  In  concillo  provlnclali  anno  1208  apud  Sanctum 
Severum  In  caplte  Vasconlae  celebrate,  adversus 
ejusdem  vUlae  burgenses.  3  pp.  (Mart6ne,  E.,  and 
Durand,  TJ.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  7,  p.  91.) 

Navarre.  Anelier,  G.  Histoire  de  la  guerre 
de  Navarre  en  1276  et  1277.  1856.  {Coll.  de 
doc.  inid.  hist,  de  France. ) 

Bascle  de  Lagr^ze,  G.   La  Navarre  fran- 

Qaise.     1881-82,  2  v. 

Borden  AVE,  N.  de.    Histoire  de  Beam  et 

Navarre.     1873. 

Documentos  relativos  &  los  reinos  de  Navarra, 

CastlUa,  y  Aragon  durante  la  2  mltad  del  slglo  XV. 
245  pp.  ( Col.  doc.  hist.  Espana,  v.  40,  p.  451 ;  v.  41,  p.  5.) 
See  also  Henry  IV,  Xing  of  fVance.  —  Jeanne 
d'Albret,  Queen  of  Navarre — Marf^aret  d' Angouleme, 
Queen  of  JVauarre.— Margaret  de  Valois,  Queen  of  JVa- 
varre. 

Navarrete,  Domingo  Fernandez,  Abp.  of 
St.  Domingo.  1610-89.  Account  of  the  em- 
pire of  China ;  Travels ;  Supplement  to  Ac- 
count of  China.  London,  1744-46.  2  v.  fo. 
(Churchill,  A.  and  J.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  6.)   1431 

Travels  through  China,  In  1658.    16  pp.    (Green,  J., 

Voyagei,  v.  3,  p.  49B.) 


Xavarrete,  Eustaquio  Fernandez  de.     Bos- 

quejo  hlstorlco  sobre  la  novela  espailola.  96  pp. 
(Rosell,  C,  Novel,  post.  Cervantes,  v.  2,  p.  v:  Bibliot.  de 
autor.  espafi.)— Memorla  sobre  las  tentativas  hechas 
[para  resolver]  el  problema  de  la  lonsitud  en  la 
mar.  237  pp.  [Col.  doc.  hist.  Espana,  v.  21,  p.  5.) 
AS'eeaZsolVavarrete,  M.  F.  de,andNavarrete,  E.  F.  de. 

IN'avarrete,  Juan  Fernandez.    See  Mudo,  El. 

IX^avarrete,  Martin  Fernandez  de.  1765-1844. 
Coleccion  de  los  viajes  y  descubrimientos  que 
hicieron  por  mar  los  Espafioles  desde  fines 
delsigloXV.  2  ed.  Madrid,  1829-59.  5  v. 
sm.  4°.  1443 

Contents.  Coleccion  de  documentos  concemientes 
&  la  persona,  viajes,  y  descubrimientos  del  Almlrante 
Don  Cri8t6bal  Colon,  v.  2.— Supplemento,  v.  3.— Re- 
laclones,  cartas,  y  otros  documentos,  concemientes  fi. 
los  4  viages  que  hizo  el  Almlrante  Don  Cristobal  Colon, 
V.  1. — Establecimlentos  de  los  EspaHoles  en  el  Darien, 
v.  3 — Elcano,  J.  S.  de.  Viages  al  Maluco,  v.  4.— 
lioaysa,  G.  J.  de.  Viages  al  Maluco,  v.  5.— Mngal- 
haens,  F.  de.  Viages  al  Maluco,  v.  4.— Saavedra, 
A.  de.  Viages  al  Maluco,  V.  5.— Vespucci,  A.  Viages, 
V.  3. — Viages  menores,  v.  3. 

Vida  de  Miguel  de  Cervantes.  107  pp.  (Cervantes 

Saavedra,  M.  de,  Obras,  v.  1,  p.  1 ;  Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  38,  1834,  p.  277.) 

Cat&logo  de  las  obras   Impresas  de  N.     18  pp. 

(  Col.  doc.  hist.  Espana,  v.  6,  p.  5.) 

and  IVavarrete,  Eustaquio  Fernandez 

de.  Examen  historico-critico  de  los  viajes 
y  descubrimientos  apocrifos  del  Capitan 
Lorenzo  Ferrer  Maldonado,  de  Juan  de 
Fuca,  y  del  Almlrante  Bartolome  de  Fonte. 
Madrid,  1849.  8°.  {Col.  doc.  Jiist.  Espana, 
V.  15.)  3516 

Salva,  Miguel,  and  others.    Coleccion 

de  documentos  ineditos  para  la  historia  de 
Espana.    See  Coleccion. 

Sfavarrete,  Pedro  Fernandez.  17  cent. 
Obras.  Madrid,  1853.  8°.  {With  Faxar do, 
D.  de  S. ,  Obras :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.  v. 
25.)  —1193 

Contents.  Carta.  Lelio  Peregrine  &  Estanislao  Bor- 
bio. — Conservacion  de  monarqnias. 

IVavarrete  y  Ribera^  Francisco.    17  cent. 

Los  tres  hermanos.  9  pp.  (Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro  novel, 
espan.  v.  3;  Rosell,  C,  Novel,  post.  Cervantes,  v.  2,  p.  369: 
Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan. ;  and  with  Le  Sage,  A.  R.,  El 
Bachiller  de  Salamanca.) 

IVavassa.     Gaussoin,  E.     Memoir  on  the 

island  of  Navassa.     1866,  2  v. 
IVavesink  Highlands,  N.  J.  Fryatt,  F.  E. 

The  Navesink  Highlands.  13  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  59, 
1879,  p.  .541.) 

TTavies  of  the  world.  Very,  E.  W.  —2763 
!N^avig^atio  ex  Dania  per  mare  occidentale 

orleniem  versus  circa  1270.  2  pp.  (Langebeck,  J., 
and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  5,  p.  622.) 

!N^avigation. 

Arago,  D.  F.  Instructions,  rapports,  et 
notices  sur  les  questions  a  resoudre  pendant 
les  voyages  scientifiques.  1857.  {CEuvres 
compl.  V.  9.) 

BowDiTCH,  N.    New  American  practical 

navigator.     1861. 

Brady,  W.    The  kedge-anchor,  or  young 

Bailors'  assistant.     1855. 

Brooks,  W.  A.  Treatise  on  the  improve- 
ment of  the  navigation  of  rivers.     1841. 

Dana,  R.  H.,  Jr.     The  seaman's  friend. 

1865. 

Hackley,  C.  W.  Elements  of  trigo- 
nometry, plane  and  spherical.  To  which  is 
added,  their  application  to  the  principles  of 
navigation  and  nautical  astronomy.    1838. 


NAVIGATION 


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NAVIGATOR'S  ISLANDS 


List  of  the  reported  dangers  to  navigation 

in  the  Pacific  ocean,  whose  positions  are 
doubtful.     1866. 

Mills,  R.    Treatise  on  inland  navigation. 

1820. 
Raper,  H.    Practice  of  navigation  and 

nautical  astronomy.     1866. 

Riddle.  J.     Treatise  on  navigation  and 

nautical  astronomy.     1859. 

ROBLS'SON.  H.  N.     Treatise  on  surveying 

and  navigation.     1852. 

Young,  A.     Nautical  dictionary.     1863. 

YouxG,  J.  R.,  and  others.  Practical  as- 
tronomy, navigation,  nautical  astronomy, 
and  meteorology.  1856.  (Orr,  W.  S.,  Circ/e 
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Arago,  D.  F.    Navigation.    145  pp.    {(Huvres  eompl. 

V.  5,  p.  527.)— Baldl,  B.  La  nautlca.  80  pp.  {Raceolta 
poemi  didos. )—BeruoalIl,  Jean.  Le  cabestan  d6Uvr6 
des  lnconv6nlens  ordlnalres,  par  rapport  k  son  usage 
sur  mer.  29  pp.  {Opera  omnia,  v.  4,  p.  205.)— Essal 
d'une  nouvelle  theorie  de  la  manoeuvre  des  valsseaux ; 
Lettre  sur  la  theorie  de  la  manoeuvre  des  vaisseaux. 
135  pp.  [Opera  omnia,  v.  2,  pp.  1,  129.)— Colllston  of 
Bblps  s  rules  of  the  sea.  17  pp.  ( Wutm.  Rev.  v.  42, 
1844,  p.  117.)— Davla,  J.  The  seaman's  secrets.  109 
pp.  (In  JUs  Voyages,  p.  229.)— Derby,  E.  H.  American 
navigation.  16  pp.  {Attant.  Monthly,  v.  7, 1861,  p.  713.) 
—Emerson,  W.  Principles  of  spherical  and  sphe- 
roidical sailing.  49  pp.  ( Works,  v.  9,  p.  124.)— Fotber- 
glll,  A.  On  the  origin  and  formation  of  ice  islands 
and  their  dangerous  eftecta  in  navigation;  pointing 
out  a  certain  and  easy  method  of  timely  forewarning 
seamen  of  their  approach  even  in  the  darkest  night. 
13  pp.  (Am.  Acad,  of  Arts  and  Scl.  Mem.  v.  3,  pt  1, 1809, 
p.  69.)— Hallly,  E.  du.  Une  entreprise  maritime  au 
19  8l6cle.  55  pp.  (iZer.  d.  deux  mond«,  1858,  2  p6r.v.  14, 
pp.  33,  414.)  — Improvement  of  navigation  In 
latter  times.  4  pp.  (Harris,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  1, 1705, 
p.  1.)— Inland  navigation.  33  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  r. 
156. 1882,  p.  439.)-Jnrien  de  la  Graviire,  J.  B.  E. 
La  navigation  hauturifere.  28  pp.  [Rev. d.  deux  mondes, 
1874,  3  p6r.  V.  5,  p.  99.)— I.a  LandeUe,  G.  de.  De  la 
langue  et  de  la  litt^rature  maritlmes.  36  pp.  (Rev. 
contemp.  1853,  v.  2,  p.  259.J— Modern  metboda  in 
navigation.  34  pp.  (Quor<.  iier.  v.  141,  1876,  p.  136.) 
— PJgafetta,  F.  A.  Extract  from  the  treatise  on  navi- 
gation. 10  pp.  (Pinkerton,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  11,  p.  382.)— 
Testot,  L.  Auxillaires  de  ia  navigation.  28  pp. 
(Rev.  contemp.  1867,  v.  5,  p.  20.) 

See  also  Canals.— Compass.— Harbors.— Liati- 
tnde.  — LlghtliOHses.  — Liongitnde.— Xautical 
astronomy.  — Naval  art  and  science.— Quad- 
rant. —  Seaniausbip.  —  Signals.  —  Steam  navi- 
gation.—Voyages  and  travels. 

]%^aTigation,  Coast  pilots,  sailing  directums, 
etc. 

Blunt,  E.  M.    The  American  coast  pilot. 
1854. 

— ;-  Chastenet  DE  PuYSEGUR,  A.  M.  J.  Trea- 
tise upon  the  navigation  of  Saint  Domingo. 
1802.  ^ 

Davidson,  G.     Coast  pilot  of  Alaska  (first 

part)  from  southern  boundary  to  Cook's  In- 
let.    1869.     {U.  S.  Coast  surv.  Pacific  coast.) 

Coast  pilot  of  California,  Oregon,  and 

Washington  Territory.     1869.     [U.  S.  Coast 

surv.  Pacific  coast.) 
-—  HORSBURGH,  J.    The  India  directory,  or 

directions  for  sailing  to  and  from  the  East 

Indies,  China  .  .  .     1864,  2  v. 

JUELFS,  J.  C,  and  Balleer,  F.    Wich- 

tigsten  seehaefen  der  erde.     1870-78,  3  v. 

— —  Koninklijk  nederlandsch  Meteorologisch 

Instituut.  Maandelijksche  zeilaanwijzingen 

van  het  kanaal  naar  Java.     1860. 
— —  Koninklijk  nederlandsch  Meteorologisch 

Instituut.   Maandelijksche  zeilaanwijzingen 

van  Java  naar  het  kanaal.     1859. 

PaBT  IV.— 67. 


Lee,  Rear-Admiral   S.   P.      Report  and 

charts  of  the  cruise  of  the  U.  S.  brig  Dolphin. 
1854.  ( U:  fir.  33  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc. 
No.  59.) 

Maury,  M.  F.     Explanations  and  sailing 

directions  to  accompany  the  vrind  and  cur- 
rent charts.     1858-59,  2  v. 

Nautical  monographs.     1859-61,  3  pts. 

PuRDY,  J.    Memoir  ...  to  accompany 

the  new  cliart  of  the  Atlantic  ocean.     1817. 

Sallot  des  Noyers,  {— ).    Instructions 

sur  les  iles  et  passages  du  grand  archipel 
d'Asie.     1867-68,  5  v. 

Thompson,  T.  S.    Coast  pilot  for  the  upper 

lakes,  on  both  shores  .  .  .     1869. 

United  States    Coast    Survey.     Atlantic 

coast  pilot.   Boston  Bay  to  New  York.   1878. 

United  States  Coast  Survey.   Pacific  coast 

pilot.     Coasts  and  islands  of  Alaska.     1879. 

Davis,  J.    Ruter,  or  briefe  direction  for  readie 

sayllng  into  the  East-India.  13  pp.  (Parchss,  8.,  Hit 
pilgrimes,  v.  1,  p.  444.) 

XaTJgation,  History. 

Gallatin,  A.  A.  A.    Histoire  de  la  navi- 
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Jurien  de  la  GRAViiRE,  J.  B.  E.    Les 

marins  du  XV  et  XVI  siecle.     1879,  2  v. 

Macpherson,  D.     Annals  of  commerce, 

manufactures,  fisheries,  and  navigation. 
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Margry,  p.    Les  navigations  frangaisea 

et  la  revolution  maritime  du  XTV  au  XVI 
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Phillips,  J.    Histoire  de  la  navigation 

interieure.     1819. 

Stevenson,  W.    Historical  sketch  of  the 

progress  of  discovery,  navigation,  and  com- 
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Barcbou  de  Penboen,  A.    Un  vaisseau  it  la  voile. 

35  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1834,  3  s.  v.  3,  p.  5.)— Bou- 
gainville, L.  a.  Essal  hlstorique  sur  les  navigations 
anclennes  et  modernes  dans  les  hautes  laUtudes  sep- 
tentrlonales.  21  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Mim.  Sci.  moral. 
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Kvelyn,  J.  Navigation  and  commerce,  their  original 
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De  la  litt^rature  maritime.  35  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1832,  V.  6,  p.  46.)— Henocqne,  G.  Sur  les  vaisseaux 
des  anciens.  6  pp.  (/?eD.  orcAfoJ.  v.  4, 1847,  p.  706.) — 
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de  la  pgche.  14  pp.  (Rev.  archiol.  n.  s.  v.  14, 1866,  p. 
269.)— STavigation  of  the  ancients.  22  pp.  (N.Am. 
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handel  der  Grlechen  in  der  homerischen  zeit.  33  pp. 
(Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  16,  1861,  p.  82.)— Reinaud,  J.  T. 
M^moire  sur  le  PSriple  de  la  Mer  erythr6e  et  sur  la 
navigation  des  mers  orientales.  53  pp.  (Inst,  de 
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NaTig^atioii  A  yapenr  transoceanienne. 

Flachat.  E.     3  v.  —2777 

Xavigation  laws.    Alison,  Sir  A.    Navi- 

gatluu  laws.  -26  j.p.  (Essays  polit.,  hist.,  and  miscel.  v.  1, 
p.  476.)— Lavollee,  0.  Le  iibre  ^change  dans  les  lola 
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See  also  Dem.  Rev.  v.  24, 1849,  p.  387 ;  Edln.  Rev.  v.  38, 
1823,  p.  478;  v.  86,  1847,  p.  273;  QuarL  Rev.  v.  28,  1823, 
p.  430. 

Xarig^tion  of  rivers.  Treatise  on  the  im- 
provement of.     Brooks,  W.  A.  —2724 

Xavigations  frau^ises,  Les.  Margry, 
P.  1446 

Navigator's  islands.  See  Samoan  islands. 


NAVILLE 


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NEALE 


IVavilles  FranQois  Marc  Louis.    Diodati,  A. 

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NaTille,  Henri  Adrien.  1845—.  Julien 
I'Apostat  et  sa  philosophie  du  polytheisme. 
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Salut  Aiigustiu.    12  pp.     (Rev.  of,  by  K.  A.  von 

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XaTille,  Henri  Edouard.  1844 — .  Store-city 
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With  13  pi.  and  2  maps.  2  ed.  London, 
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La  grande  6d.  du  Iilvre  des  uiorts.    5  pp.    (Cong. 

Internaz.  degU  orient.  Atli,  1878,  v.  1,  p.  91.)— Great 
tablet  of  Rameses  II  at  Abu-Slmbel.  11  pp.  (Birch, 
S.,  Records  of  tttepast,  v.  12,  p.  81.) 

(Ed.)    Das  aegyptische  todtenbuch  der 

XVHI  bis  XX  dynastie.  Berlin,  1886.  3  v. 
4°  and  fo.  1792 

(Ed.)    Textes  relatifs  au  mythe  d'Horus 

recueillis  dans  le  temple  d'Edfou.  Geneve, 
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(TV.)    La  litanie  du  soleil.    Inscriptions 

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IVazarciiiiS.    Toland,  J.  —8246 

!Naxariiis.  4  cent.   Panegyricus  Constantino 

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Whipple,  E.  P.    Neal's  History  of  the  Puritans. 

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Benjamin,  S.G.W.    David  Neal.    4  pp.    (Our  Am. 

df  lists  1  s  i 

]Veal,'john.  1793-1876.  Battle  of  Niagara. 
2  ed.,  enlarged,  with  other  poems.  Balti- 
more, n.  d.     12°.  1398 

General  index  to  the  first  12  volumes,  or 

1  series,  of  Niles'  Weekly  Register,  being  a 
period  of  6  years  :  from  Sept.,  1811,  to  Sept., 
1817.     [Anon.]    Baltimore,  1818.     8°.      3134 

Seventy  six.     [^Inon.]     Baltimore,  1823. 

2  V.  12°.  2295 

Wandering  recollections  of  a  somewhat 

busy  life.     Boston,  1869.     12°.  3877 

Three  hundred  thousand  strong.  1  p.  (Har- 
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and  Watkiiis,  Tobias,  M.  D.    History 

of  the  American  revolution  ;  comprehending 
all  the  principal  events  both  in  the  field  and 
in  the  cabinet.  By  Paul  Allen.  To  which 
are  added,  the  most  important  resolutions  of 
the  Continental  Congress,  and  many  of  the 
most  important  letters  of  Gen.  Washington. 
Baltimore,  1819.     2  v.  8°.  1656 

iVoZe.- Paul  Allen  obtained  a  large  subscription  for 
this  History  and  pub.  It  as  his  own,  but  It  was  written 
by  the  authors  given  above. 

Neal.    See  also  Neil. 

IVeale,  Elizabeth.      Needham,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C. 

Elizabeth  Neale.  5  pp.  (In  tier  Eng.  female  artists, 
V.  1,  p.  35.) 

Neale,  Frederic  Arthur.  Islamism  :  its  rise 
and  its  progress;  or,  the  present  and  past 
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8°.  —2285 

Neale,  Rev.  John  Mason.  1818-66.  Essays 
on  liturgiology  and  church  history.  With 
an  appendix  on  liturgical  quotations  from 
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2  ed.,  with  preface  by  Rev.  R.  F.  Littledale. 
London,  1867.     8°.  —1245 

Contents.  The  Ambrosian  liturgy.  —  The  new 
"Aunales  eccleslastlcl."  —  The  Bollaudists.- 
The  Breviary  t  Roman  and  Galilean.  —  Church 
festivals  and  their  household  words.— The  Collects 
of  the  church.  —  Present  state  of  the  Ciallican 
church.— Kalendars. — LaTir  of  primates  and 
metropolitans.  —  Liturgical  quota,tion8. — The 
Mosarabic  liturgy.  —  Prospects  of  tlie  OrieutAl 
church.— Pastoral  poetry  of  the  middle  ages  and 
the  renaissauce. — De  sequeutils  ad  V.  CI.  Herman- 
num  Adalbertum  Daniel  epistola  crltica.— The  Sibyls. 
— Vernacular  services.— Studies  of  the  Western 
church. 

History   of    the    Holy  Eastern  Church. 

Pt.  1.  General  introduction.  London,  1850. 
2  v.  8°.  —1205 

History   of    the    Holy   Eastern  Church. 

The  patriarchate  of  Alexandria.     London, 

1847.  2  V.  8°.     (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Rev.  v.  24, 

1848,  p.  487.)  —1205 

History  of  the  so-called  Jansenist  church 

of  Holland  ;  with  a  sketch  of  its  earlier  an- 
nals, and  some  account  of  the  Brothers  of 
the  common  life.     Oxford,  1858.   8°.   -3288 

Mediaeval     preachers     and     mediaeval 

preaching.     A  series  of  extracts,  tr.  from 


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the  sermons  of  the  middle  ages,  chronologi- 
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Contents. 

Abailard,  P.,  Abbot  of  Suys.  Bruuone,  St.,  of  Asti,  Bp.  of 

Adam  Stotus,  Bp.ofWhithem.  Segni. 

Allred,  Abbot  of  itUraux.  Damlano,  P.,  St.,  CardincU- 

Albertus  Magnus,  Bp.  of  Bat-  Bp.  of  Oslia. 

isbon.  Guerrlc,  Abbot  of  Igny. 

Anselm,  St.,  Abp.  of  CanUr-  Hlldebert,  Abp.  of  Tours. 


bury. 
Antoulo,  of  Padua. 
Atton  II,  Bp.  of  Vercelli. 
Beda  Venerabilis. 


Ives,  St.,  Bp.  of  Chartres. 
Oger,  Abbot. 

Pierre  de  Blois,  Archdeacon 
of  Bath. 


Bona  Ventura,  G.  dl  F.,  St.,    Pieire  de  Olle,  Bp. of  Chartret 


Cardinal,  Bp.  of  Albano. 
Boniface  ( Winfrid),  St.,  Bp. 
of  Jiayenee. 


Babanus  Maurus  Magnen- 

tlus,  Abp.  of  Mayenee. 
Thomas  ii  Kempis. 
Vle3rra,  A. 

(!ZV.)    Hymns  of  the  Eastern  Church,  tr., 

with  notes  and  an  introduction.  London, 
1870.     18°.  —1248 

Hlerologiis;  or,  the  church  tourist.  14  pp.   (Bev. 

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Neale,  Richard,  M.  D.  The  medical  digest, 
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Neale,  Thomas.   Circa  1519-90.   CoUegiorum 

scholarumque  publicarum  Academlae  Oxonlensls, 
topographies  dellneatlo.  16  pp.  (Piummer,  C,  Eliza- 
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]Neale»  W.  Johnson.     The  Port-Admiral ;  a 

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Xeale.    See  also  Neele.— Neill. 

]Sf call,  ilfrs.  James.    Asphodel.   1  p.    (Overld. 

Monthly,  V.  9,  1872,  p.  518.)— Ferng  and   ^vlld   oat«. 

8  pp.  {Orerld.  Monthly,  v.  8,  1872,  p.  238.)— Gentleman 
Hanse.  19  pp.  {Orerld.  Monthly,  v.  11,  1873,  pp.  149, 
242.)— It  happened  In  fifty-six.  7  pp.  [Overld. 
Mmiihly,  V.  12, 1S74,  p.  48.)— November.  1  p.  (  Oterld. 
Monthly,  V.  7,  1871,  p.  444.)— Only  a  dream.  2  pp. 
( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  8, 1872,  p.  33.)— Patty  Dree,  school- 
marm.  11  pp.  (Overld.  Monthli/,  v.  8,  1872,  p.  539.)— 
Placer.  7  pp.  ( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  7,  1871,  p.  317.)— 
Sanny.  7  pp.  {Overld.  Monthly,  v.  9,  1872,  p.  255.)— 
Spilled  milk.  12  pp.  ( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  5, 1870,  p. 
427.)— Transition.  1  p.  (Overld.  Monthly,  y.  S,  1912, 
p.  381.) — 'Winning  the  race  t    In  a  double  sense. 

9  pp.     ( Oterld.  Monthly,  v.  9, 1872,  p.  538.) 

Xealy,  Mary.     EUett,  E.   F.    Mary  Nealy. 

7  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  36, 1868,  p.  348.) 

Nealy.    See  Neely. 

Xeauiet  Ullah.  17  cent.  History  of  the 
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1S29.     4°.     (Orient.  Tram.  Fund.)  3452 

Xeauder,  Johann  August  Wilhelm.  1789- 
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und  einleitung  in  dessen  schriften.  2  aufl. 
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TTie  same.  Tr.  from  the  2  ed.  of  the 
original  German.  London,  1851.  p.  8°. 
{ With  his  History  of  the  planting  and  train- 
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General  history  of  the  Christian  religion 

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History  of  the  planting  and  training  of 

the  Christian  church  by  the  apostles.  Tr. 
from  the  German  by  J.  E.  Ryland.    Edin- 


burgh, 1842.    2  V.  16°.    (Clark,  T.,  Bt&Z.  Cab. 

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The  same.    London,  1851-59.     2  v.  p.  8°. 

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Lectures  on  the  history  of  Christian  dog- 
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German  by  J.  E.  Rvland.  London,  1858. 
2  v.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.)  —3246 

Life  and  times  of  St.  Bernard.     Tr.  from 

the  German  by  Matilda  Wrench.  London. 
1843.     12°.  5897 

Life  of  Jesus  Christ  in  its  historical  con- 
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from  the  German  by  John  M'Clintock  and 
Charles  E.  Blumenthal.  New  York,  1855. 
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The  same.     London,  1861.    p.  8*?.     (Bohn. 
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Memorials  of  Christian  life  in  the  early 

and  middle  ages.  Including  his  ''  Light  in 
dark  places.''     Tr.  from  the  German  by  J. 

E.  Ryland.  London,  1852.  p.  8°.  (Bohn. 
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Relation  of  the  Grecian  to  Christian  ethics.    Tr. 

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Frothingham,  N.  L.    Neander's  Church  history. 

11  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  58, 1855,  p.  265.;— Morlson,  J.  H. 
Neander'3  Life  of  Christ.  12  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  46, 
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Adams,  G.  M.    Life  and  character  of  N.    28  pp. 

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p.  305;  New  Englander.  v.  2. 1844,  p.  267  ;  N.  Brit.  Bev. 
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Xeauder,  Rev.  Michael,      Niceron,    J.  P. 

M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  30.— Ranmer,  K.  von.  Michael 
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Xeander,  Michael,  M.D.  Niceron,  J.  P. 
MSm.  des  hommes,  v.  30. 

Xeauthes,  of  Cyzicum.    B.  C.  2  cent.    Frag- 

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Xeapels  antike  bildwerke.    Gerhard, 

F.  W.  E.,  and  Panofka,  T.  1715 
Xeapolis.    See  Naples. 

Xeapolis,  Greece.     Hackett.  H.  B.    Journey 

to  NeapoUs  and  Philippl.  33  pp.  {Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  17, 
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Xearchus,  of  Crete.  B.  G.  4  cent.  Fragmenta. 

[Gr.  et  Lat.]  14  pp.  (Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Script, 
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Neath  abbey.    Beattio,  W.    Neath  abbey. 

4  pp.  {In  his  Castles  and  abbeys  of  England,  v.  2, 
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Neaves,  Charles,  Lord.  1800-76.  The  Greek 
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Lord  Neaves.    11  pp.    {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  121, 1877. 

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Xebeski,  Boleslas.  Chodzko,A.  Renaissance 

litt^raireenBohfeme.  Po6tes  raodernes  :  Vocel,  Macha, 
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Nebraska.  Curley,  E.  A.  Nebraska :  its 
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Hale,  E.  E.    Kanzas  and  Nebraska.  1854. 

Bllssonrl  valley  and  the  great  plains.    29  pp. 

(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  87,  1858,  p.  66.) 
See  also  Omaha. 

Nebraska,    Constitution.      Hough,   F.    B. 

Constitution  of  N.,  1867.    19  pp.    {In  his  Am.  constita- 


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Nebraska,  Geology  and  natural  histoi'y. 
Geinitz,  H.  B.  Carbonformation  und  dyas 
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Owen,   D.   D.      Report    of  a  geological 

survey  of  Wisconsin  .  .  .  and  incidentally  of 
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Hall,  J.,  and  Meek,  F.   B.    Descriptions  of  new 

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Tfebraska,    Politics.      Blanchard,    J.    P. 

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Nebrissensis,  ^lius  Antonius.    1444-1522. 

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Nlceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  33. 

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See  also  Bible,  O.  T.,  Kings;  Daniel. 

Nebulae.     Bond,  G.  P.     Account  of  the 

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Vitae  excellentium  imperatorum  ex  ed. 

J.  Fr.  Fischeri  cum  notis  et  interpretatione 
in  usum  Delphini,  variis  lectionibus,  notis 
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Contents. 

Agesilaus,  v.  1.        Dion,  v.  1.  Pelopldas,  v.  1. 

Alclblades,  v.  1.      Eparaluondas.v.l.   Phocion,  v.  1. 

Arlstides,  v.  1.  Eutuenea,  v.  1.  Reglbus,  De,  v.  1. 

Atticus,  T.  P.  V.  1.    Hamllcar,  v.  1.  Themistocles,  v.  1. 

Cato,  M.  P.  V.  1.       Hannibal,  v.  1.  Thrasybulus,  v.  1. 

Cbabrias,  y.  1.         Iphlcrates,  v.  1.        Timoleon,  v.  1. 

Cimou,  V.  1.  Lysauder,  v.  1.         Tlmotbeus,  v.  1. 

Conon,  V.  1.  MUtlades,  v.  1. 

Datames,  v.  1.         Pausanlas,  v.  1. 

Bose,  J.  A.    Index,  v.  2 Chronologia  hlstorlae 

T.  Pomponll  Atticl,  v.  1.— Chronologia  rerum  ine- 
morablllum,  v.  1.— Courtalii,  N.  Eplslola,  v.  1 — 
Flscber,  J.  F.  Praefatio,  v.  1.— Fragineiita,  v.  1. — 
Notae  -variornm,  t.  1,  2.— Receusus  codicum 
MSS,  V.  2.— Receusus  editionum,  v.  2.— Testl- 
monia  et  judicia  de  C.  Nepote,  v.  1. — Vita,  ex 
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See  also  IVestorlans. 

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See  also  Birds.— Elggs. 

JVetela  Indian  langnage.    Buschmann, 

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Halma,  F.  von.     Tooneel  der  Vereenigde 
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MoRYSON,  F.     Itinerary  .  .  .     1617. 

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■ Oevions  rambles  with  a  definite  object :  No.  II. 

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See  also  Beleium.  —  Brabant.  —  Flanders,  — 
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Netherlands,  Architecture. 

ScHOY,  A.    Histoire  de  1 'influence  itali- 

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Netherlands,  Histonj. 

Aerssen,  F.  van,  Joachimi,  A.,  and  Bur- 
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Neurypnology  ;  or,  the  rationale  of  nerv- 
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Neusern,  elnlge  authentisohe  uachrichten.  53  pp. 
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Neuss,  Prussia.    Annales  Novesienses.     110 

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Neustria,  or  West  France.    Bonamy,  P.  N. 

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See  also  Xormaiidy. 

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Hausrath,  A.    4  v.  —1204 

Neutrality. 

Adams,  C.  F.    Struggle  for  neutrality  in 
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Analysis  of  the  late  correspondence  be- 
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BoYNTON,  C.   B.      English    and  French 

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jubile.— Jlysteres  et  fetes.— Oraisons  fun^bres. 

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If euTille,  Hyde  de.    See  Hyde  de  Neuville, 

J.  G. 
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XeTada.  Wheeler,  Lieut.  G.  M.  Prelimi- 
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Kvans,  .^.S.    In  whirlwind  valley.    6  pp.    {Overld. 

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(Harper's  Mag.  v.  31,  1863,  p.  317.)— Palmer,  L.  M. 
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See  also  Reese  river.— Walter  river. — 'Wasboe 
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Nevada,  Constitution.  Hough,  F.  B.  Con- 
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his  Federal  and  state  constitutions  of  U.  S.  v.  2,  p.  1247.) 

Xevada,  Mines  and  mining.  Kltistex,  G. 
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Simouin,  L.    Les  mines  d'argent  du  N.    22  pp. 

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X^T&ii,  Nizam  eddin  Mir  Ali  Chir.  Belin, 
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XCTay,  I.     The  cotter's  birth-day.     7  pp. 

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Jf^Te,  Felix  Jean  Baptiste  Joseph.  1816 — . 
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!New  American  practical  navigator. 
Bowditch,  N.  — 2T63 

Hfew  analysis  of  chronology  and  geog- 
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TSiivr  and  accnrate  account  of  the  prov- 
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many  curious  and  useful  observations  on 
the  trade,  navigation,  and  plantations  of 
Great  Britain,  compared  with  her  most 
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!Xew  and  complete  clock  and  watch- 
makers' manual.     Booth,  M.  L.  — 3736 
IXew  and  complete  dictionary  of  the 

English  language.     Ash,  J.     2  v.  1165 

WevF  and  complete  IVewgate  calendar. 

Jackson,  W.     7  v.  in  8.  —2346 

]¥ew  and  complete  treatise  on  the  arts 

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London,  1761-67.     12  v.  8°.  R.122 

Contents. 

Aaron-Aylmer,  v.  1.  .Tablonskl-Iiivius,  v.  7. 

Babington-Bzovlus,  v.  2.  Lloyd-Nye,  v.  8. 

Caelius  Aurelianus-CyrlU,  Obrecht-Pope,  v.  9. 

V.  3.  Porphyrius-Slone,  v.  10. 

Dacier-Eutychlus,  v.  4.  Stow-Zuinglius,  v.  11. 

Faber-Gower,  v.  5.  Supplement.      Abernethy- 
Graaf-Hypatla,  v.  6.  Zoroaster,  v.  12. 

The  same.   New  ed.    London,  1798.    15  v. 
8°.  R.115 

Contents. 

Aa-Azorius,  v.  1.  Jones-Lowth,  v.  9. 

Baart-Boyer,  v.  2.  Loyola-Mollere,  v.  10. 

Boyle-Cibber,  v.  3.  Mollnaeus-Papinlan,  v.  11. 

Cicero-Denham,  v.  i.  Pappus-Eameau,  v.  12. 

Dennis-Eugene,  v.  5.  Ramsay-Sarto,  v.  13. 

Euler-Gerson,  v.  6.  Sirniond-Toland,  v.  14. 

Gesner-Hearne,  v.  7.  ToUlus-Zuinglius,  v.  15. 
Heath-Jonas,  v.  8. 

Ifew  and  universal  dictionary  of  the 
marine.     Falconer,  W.  R.74 

IXew  and  universal  English  dictionary. 
Barclay,  J.  R.13 

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Adams,  C.  F.,  Jr.,  by  J.  Palmer,  v.  3. 
Adams,  J.  Q.,  by  C.  F.  Adams,  v.  1. 
Adams,  Jos.,  by  J.  H.  Temple,  v.  2. 
Adams,  R.,  by  E.  S.  Moseley,  v.  2. 
Andrews,  E.  T.,  by  F.  W.  Andrews,  v.  1. 
Appleton,  S.,  by  W.  C.  Bates,  v.  2. 
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Armstrong,  8.  T.,  by  U.  Crocker,  v.  1. 

Bartlett,  S.,  by  D.  E.  Bartlett,  v.  2. 

Bates,  C,  by  S.  Lincoln,  v.  3. 

Blake,  Rev.  3.  L.,  by  J.  L.  Blake,  v.  3. 

Bond.  H.,  by  J.  B.  Bright,  v.  3. 

Bradford,  L.,  by  B.  Kingman,  v.  1. 

Brewster,  L.  E.,  by  D.  T.  V.  Huntoon,  v.  1. 

Brlnley,  F.  W.,  by  E.  L.  Brinley,  v.  3. 

Brooks,  G.,  by  O.  B.  Frothingham,  y.  2. 

Burnap,  G.  W.,  by  N.  H.  Morison,  v.  3. 

Butler,  C,  by  Mrs.  F.  Brooks,  v.  2. 

Cady,  G.  W.,  by  A.  Cady,  v.  2. 

Caldwell,  M.,  by  W.  H.  Alien,  v.  1, 

Carr,  S.  J.,  by  J.  W.  Dean,  v.  1. 

Choate,  R.,  by  J.  B.  D.  Cogswell,  v.  3. 

Church,  S.,  by  G.  H.  Holiister,  v.  2. 

Clay,  H.,  by  R.  C.  Wiuthrop,  v.  1. 

Cogswell,  W.,  by  E.  O.  Jameson,  v.  1. 

Colby,  H.  G.  O.,  by  A.  M.  Alger,  v.  2. 

Crauch,  W.,  by  C.  P.  Cranch,  v.  2. 

Cushing,  T.,  by  W.  T.  Gushing,  v.  1. 

Davis,  I.  P.,  by  J.  W.  Dean,  v.  2. 

Davis,  J.,  by  S.  F.  Haven,  v.  2. 

Davis,  N.  M.,  by  C.  Deaue,  v.  1. 

Day,  T.,  by  T.  M.  Day,  v.  2. 

Dean,  N.,  by  H.  W.  Bellows,  v.  2. 

Dearborn,  H.  A.  S.,  by  C.  K.  DiUaway,  v.  1. 

Dickerson,  M.,  by  E.  D.  Halsey,  v.  2. 

Dodd,  S.,  by  D.  W.  Havens,  v.  3. 

DooUttle,  M.,  by  G.  A.  Ovlatt,  v.  2. 

Drake,  D.,  by  C.  D.  Drake,  v.  1. 

Durfee,  J.,  by  T.  Durfee,  v.  1. 

Ely,  W.,  by  I.  N.  Tarbox,  v.  1. 

Ewer,  C,  by  S.  H.  Riddel,  v.  2. 

Ewer,  P.  F.,  by  F.  C.  Ewer,  v.  2. 

Fales,  S.,  by  A.  H.  Hoyt,  v.  2. 

Farnsworth,  J.  D.,  by  C.  B.  Farnsworth,  v.  2. 

French,  J.,  by  J.  Dow,  v.  3. 

Frost,  J.,  by  J.  Palmer,  v.  3. 

Fuller,  E.,  by  N.  Paine,  v.  2. 

Fuller,  H.  H.,  A.  M.,  by  H.  H.  Fuller,  M.  D.  v.  1. 

Gallatin,  A.,  by  H.  Adams,  v.  1. 

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See  also  Amlierst. — Andover. — Antrim. — At- 
kinson. —  Bedford.  —  Canterbnry.  —  Charles- 
to'n-n.  —  Cbester.  —  Chesterfield. —  Concord. — 
Coruisli.  —  Croydon.  —  Durbam.  —  Enfield. — 
Epsom. — Exeter.— Gilmant  on.-- Hampstead. — 
Keene. — Xashna. —  Xasbville. —  Xevr  flolder- 
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■wood.  —  Peterborongb.  —  Portsmontb.  — 
Rindge. — Rocbester. — Saubornton. — Warner. 
— "Wblte  ntoniitnins. — Wilton. 

New  Hampshire,  Biography.  Biographi- 
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1822-24.  3  V.  (Farmer,  J.,  and  Moore,  J.  B., 
N.  H.  hist.  coll.  V.  1-3.) 

Brief  notices  of  some  of  the  early  conncilors  of 

BTevr  Hampsbire.  90  pp.  (N.  H.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v. 
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New  Hampshire,  Census.  See  idth  Sta- 
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New  Hampshire,  Church  history.  Hazen, 
H.  A.  Congregational  and  Presbyterian 
ministry  and  churches  of  New  Hampshire. 
1875. 

Extracts  from  the  records  of  the  convention  of  Con- 
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Jfew  Hampsliire,  Constitution.  Constitu- 
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See  also  Dartmouth  College. — Phillips  Exe- 
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Wew  Hampshire,  Geology  and  natural 
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Felton,  a.  C.    Second  festival  of  the 


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— —  History  of  British  ferns.  London,  1854. 
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Crimes  of  the  house  of  Hapsburg  against 

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3677 

Dictionary  of  modern  Arabic.     London. 

1871.     2  V.  12°.  1177 

Contents. 
V.  1.  Anglo-Arabic  dictionary. 
V.2.  Anglo-Arabic  vocabulary;  Arabo-English  dictionary. 

English  institutions  and  their  most  neces- 
sary reforms.  A  conti-ibution  of  thought. 
London.  1865.     8°.  —1333 

Handbook  of  modern  Arabic  :  consisting 

of  a  practical  grammar,  with  numerous 
examples,  dialogues,  and  newspaper  ex- 
tracts ;  in  a  European  type.  London,  1866. 
12°.  -2146 

History  of  the  Hebrew  monarchy  from 

the  administration  of  Samuel  to  the  Baby- 
lonish captivity.     London,  1865.    8°.    —2296 

Lectures  on  political  economy.     London, 

1851.  12°.     (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  74, 

1852,  p.  216 ;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  56,  1853,  p.  83.) 

—1307 

Phases  of  faith :  or.  passages  from  the 

history  of  my  creed.  [7  ed.]  London,  1870. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  12,  1850, 
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The  soul,  its  sorrows  and  its  aspirations  ; 

an  essay  towards  the  natural  history  of  the 
soul,  as  the  true  basis  of  theology.  8  ed. 
London,  1868.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Broicnson's 
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The  text  of  the  Iguvine  inscriptions,  with 

interlinear  Latin  tr.  and  notes.  London, 
1864.     8°.  1213 

The  same.     (Philol.  Soc.  London,  Trans. 
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Theism,  doctrinal  and  practical ;  or,  di- 
dactic religious  utterances.  London,  1858. 
4°.  —4213 


Translations  of  English  poetry  into  Latin 

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{Tr.)     Iliad  of  Homer.     See  Homerus. 

Ou  the  coinitla  cni-iata.    27  pp.     (Class.  Mus.  v.  6, 

p.  99.)— Remarks  ou  the  documents  in  the  De  corona  ot 
Demostlienes.  29pp.  (Class.  Mus.v.l,p.Hl.) — Prof. 
Voemel's  defence  of  tlie  genuineness  of  the  documents 
iu  Demostlieues's  speech  on  the  croTvn,  against 
Prof.  Droysen.  10  pp.  {Class.  Mus.  v.  3,  p.  157.)— On 
a  European  notation  for  extra  £aropean 
sounds.  6  pp.  (  C/ass.  J/iis.  T.  3,  p.  273.) — Dr.  Ihueon 
the  early  Roman  constitution.  18  pp.  (  Class. 
Mus.  V.  6,  p.  15.) — On  the  intrusive  elements  of 
Latin.  41  pp.  (Class.  Mus.  v.  6,  p.  321.) — History  of 
the  Persian  tvaia,  from  Herodotus.  By  C.  W. 
Stocker.  20  pp.  (Class.  Mus.  v.  4,  p.  135.)— Ou  the 
pronunciation  of  Greek.  23  pp.  (Class.  Mus.  y. 
3,  p.  3S2.)— On  the  relation  of  the  classical  to  the  Sjrro- 
Arabian  languages.  12  pp.  (Class.  Mus.  y.  5,  p. 
251.)— On  the  verb  to  be,  and  its  equivalents.  5 
pp.  ( Class.  Mus.  V.  7,  p.  254.) — On  the  growth  of  the 
tribune's  power  before  the  decemvirate.  15 
pp.  (C/asi.  Mus.  V.  6,  p.  205.)— On  state  provision  for 
vice,  by  warranting  impunity.  15  pp.  (Contag. 
diseases  acts,  pamphlets.) 

Darby,  J.  N.    Irrationalism  of  infidelity, 

being  a  reply  to  ''  Phases  of  faith. "  [Anon,} 
1853. 

Rogers,  H.     Eclipse  of  faith ;  or,  a  visit 

to  a  religious  sceptic.     [^4non.]     1853. 

Chad%vick,J.W.  F.W.  Newman.  26  pp.  (Chr.Exam. 

V.  S'J,  1S66,  p.  332.) — Newman  and  his  evangelical 
critics.  50  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n.  8.  v.  14,  1858,  p.  376.) 
—The  Two  Newmans.  27  pp.  {Brit.  Q^uart.  Rev.  y. 
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Xewnian,  John  C.  The  harmonies  of  crea- 
tion, or,  the  music  of  the  morning  stars.  To 
which  are  added,  miscellaneous  poems  on 
religious,  moral,  and  patriotic  subjects.  Bal- 
timore, 1836.     16°.  1398 

^Teti'iuaii,  John  Henry,  D.  D..  Cardinal. 
1801 — .  Apologia  pro  vita  sua  :  being  a  re- 
ply to  a  pamphlet  entitled  "What,  then, 
does  Dr.  Newman  mean?"  London.  1864. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  3,  1864, 
p.  156  ;  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  70,  1864.  p.  265 ;  N. 
Brit.  Rev.  v.  41,  1864,  p.  85  ;  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
116,  1864,  p.  528  ;  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  26, 
1864,  p.  357.)  —4215 

The  Arians  of  the  4  century,  their  doc- 
trine, temper,  and  conduct,  chiefly  as  ex- 
hibited in  the  councils  of  the  church  between 
A.  D.  325,  and  A.  D.  381.  2  ed.  London, 
1854.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  63, 1836, 
p.  44.)  —3295 

Callista.  A  tale  of  tlie  3  century.  Lon- 
don, 1885.     p.  8°.  1205 

The  church  of  the  fathers.  2  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1842.     16°.  —3207 

Discourses  on  the  scope  and  nature  of 

university  education,  addressed  to  the  Catho- 
lics of  Dublin.  Dublin,  1852.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  y.  49,  1857,  p.  334.) 

—4233 

Discussions  and  arguments  on  various 

subjects.   2  ed.    London,  1873.    p.  8°.    —4235 

Contents.  Patristical  idea  of  Antichrist.— .\.n  In- 
ternal argument  for  Christianity.— Holy  Scrip- 
ture in  its  relation  to  the  Catholic  creed.— How  to 
accomplish  it.— The  Tamworth  reading  room. 
—Who's  to  blame! 

(Rev.  of  in  )Vestin.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  42, 1872,  p.  79.) 

Essay  in  aid  of  a  grammar  of  assent.     2 

ed.  London,  1870.  p.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dub- 
lin Rev.  n.  5.  V.  16,  1871.  p.  253  :  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  132,  1870,  p.  383  ;  London  Quart.  Rev.  v> 
35,  1871,  p.  363 ;  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  52,  1870,  p. 
428  ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  129, 1870,  p.  130.)    —1445 


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Essay  on  the  development  of  Christian 

doctrine.  2  ed.  London,  1846.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Brownson''s  Quart.  Rev.  v.  3,  1846,  p. 
343  ;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  27,  1846,  p.  105  ; 
N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  5,  1846,  p.  418.)  —3246 

Essay  on  the  miracles  recorded  in  the 

ecclesiastical  history  of  the  early  ages.  Ox- 
ford, 1843.  8°.  [With  his  Arians  of  the  4 
century. )  — 3295 

Essays,    critical    and  historical.      2  ed. 

London,  1872.     2  v.  12°.  2265 

Contents.  Catholicity  of  the  Anglican  cliurcli.v. 
2 — Prospects  of  the  Anglican  church,  v.  1.— The  An- 
glo-American chnrch,  v.  1. — Protestant  Idea  of 
Anticlirist,  v.  2.— John  Davison,  v.  2.— Theology 
of  St.  Ignatius,  v.  1.— John  Kettle,  v.  2.— Fall  of  de 
Lia  Mennals,  v.  1.— Mil  man's  "View  of  Christianity, 
V.  2 — Palmer  on  faith  and  unity,  v.  1. — Poetry, 
•with  reference  to  Aristotle's  Poetics,  v.  1.— Private 
Judgment,  v.  2.— Ou  the  Introduction  of  rational- 
istic principles  Into  revealed  religion,  v.  1.— Re- 
formation of  the  11  century,  v.  2.— Selina,  Countess 
of  Huntingdon,  v.  1. 

Historical  sketches.     The  church  of  the 

fathers,  St.  Chrysostom,  Theodoret,  Mission 
of  St.  Benedict,  Benedictine  schools.  Lon- 
don, 1873.     12°.  —3207 

History  of  my  religious  opinions.  Lon- 
don, 1865.     8°.  —4225 

Lectures  and  essays  on  university  sub- 
jects.    London,  1859.     p.  8°.  —2366 

Contents.  English  Catholic  literature.— Clirig- 
tiauity  and  letters.— Christianity  and  medi- 
cal science.  —  Christianity  and  pitj'sical 
science.- Christianity  and  scientific  investi- 
gation.—A  form  of  infidelity  of  the  day.— Liltera- 
ture. — Discipliueofmlnd.— University  preaching. 
— Elementary  studies. 

Lectures  on  certain  difficulties  felt  "by 

Anglicans  in  submitting  to  the  Catholic 
church.  2  ed.  London,  1850.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Dublin  Rev.  v.  29,  1850,  p.  207.)   —4234 

Lectures  on  justification.    2  ed.   London, 

1840.     8°.  —4215 

Lectures  on  the  present  position  of  Catho- 
lics in  England.  London,  1851.  8°.  [With 
/lis  Discourses  on  university  education.)  (Rev. 
of  in  Dublin  Rev.  v.  32,  1852,  p.  220.)   —4233 

Lectures  on  the  prophetical  office  of  the 

church,  viewed  relatively  to  Romanism  and 
popular  Protestantism.  2  ed.  London,  1838. 
8°.  —3296 

Letter  addressed  to  His  Grace  the  Duke 

of  Norfolk,  on  occasion  of  Mr.  Gladstone's 
recent  expostulation.   New  York,  1875.    12°. 

—3207 

Letter  addressed  to  Rev.  R.  W.  Jelf  .  .  . 

in  explanation  of  tract  No.  90,  in  the  series 
called  the  Tracts  for  the  times.  3  ed.  Ox- 
ford, 1841.  8°.  (With  Tracts  for  the  times, 
V.  6.)  —3244 

Letter  to  Rev.  E.  B.  Pusev  on  his  recent 

Eirenicon.   3  ed.    London,  1866.    8°.   —4215 

Letter  to  the  Rt.  Rev.  Richard  [Bagot], 

Lord  Bp.  of  Oxford,  on  occasion  of  No.  90, 
in  the  series  called  the  Tracts  for  the  times. 
Oxford,  1841.  8°.  [With  Tracts  for  the 
times,  V.  6.)  —3244 

Mr.  Kingsley  and  Dr.  Newman :  a  cor- 
respondence on  the  question  whether  Dr. 
Newman  teaches  that  truth  is  no  virtue. 

•  London,  1864.  8°.  {With  his  Ajtologia  pro 
vita  sua.)  — 4215 

Office  and  work  of  universities.  London, 


1856.  16°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  49,  1857,  p.  334.)  —2387 

Parochial  and  plain  sermons.     New  ed. 

London,  1869.  8  v.  p.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dub- 
lin Rev.  n.  s.  v.  12,  1869,  p.  309.)  —4237 

The  second  spring.     A  sermon  preached 

in  the  synod  of  Oscott,  on  Tuesday,  July  13, 
1852.  London,  1852.  8°.  (With  his  Dis- 
courses on  university  education. )         — 4233 

Two  essays  on  biblical  and  on  ecclesias- 
tical miracles.     3  ed.     London,  1873.     12°. 

—4215 

Verses  on  various  occasions.  3ed.  [Anon.] 

London,  1869.  16°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood^s 
Mag.  V.  108,  1870.  p.  285  ;  London  Quart. 
iteu.  V.  30,  1868,  p.  477.)  1357 

The  via  media  of  the  Anglican  church. 

Illustr.  in  lectures,  letters,  and  tracts  writ- 
ten between  1830  and  1841.  London,  1877. 
2  V.  12°.  —4216 

Life  of  Apolloulus  Tyanaeus  :  with  a  compari- 
son between  the  miracles  of  Scripturo  and  those  else- 
where related.  57  pp.  (Witti.  Hinds,  S.,  Rise  and  early 
progress  of  Christianity,  p.  337:  Encyc.  AJeiropol.) 

(Ed.)   Library  of  the  Fathers  of  the  Holy 

Catholic  church.     See  Library. 

(Ed.)     Notes  of  a  visit  to  the  Russian 

church.     See  Palmer,  W. 

(Ed.)    Remains  of  the  late  Rev.  R.  H. 

Froude.    See  Froude,  R.  H. 

(Tr.)   Select  treatises  of  S.  Athanasius  in 

controversy  with  the  Arians.  See  Athana- 
sius, St.,  Abp.  of  Alexandria. 

See  also  Tracts  for  the  times. 

Darby,  J.  N.   Analysis  of  Dr.  Newman's 

Apologia  pro  vita  sua.     [Anon.]     1866. 

Andley, C.  F.   Histolre  d'une  iime.   44  pp.    (Corres- 

pondant,  v.  62,  1861,  p.  715.)— Cardinal  Newman.  17 
pp.  {Dublin  Rev.  3  s.  v.  2,  1879,  p.  187.)— Cliadwicfe, 
J.  W.  Dr.  Newman's  Apologia.  21pp.  (Clir.  Mxam.y. 
79,  1865,  p.  343.)— Newman's  theory  of  Christian 
doctrine.  27  pp.  (Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  1, 
1847,  p.  39.)— Darboy,  G.  M.  Newman.  23  pp.  (Cor- 
respondanl,  v.  29,  1852,  p.  385.)  —  Discourses  ad- 
dressed to  mixed  congregations.  29  pp.  (Rer. 
of  in  Dublin  Rev.w  28, 1850,  p.  181.)- Newman  on  eccle- 
siastical prudence.  35  pp.  {Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  26, 
1875,  p.  273.)— Ffoulkes,  E.  S.  Dr.  Newman's  Essays. 
19  pp.  {Conteinp.  Rev.  v.  19,  1872,  p.  381.)— Froude,  J. 
A.  Newman  on  the  "Grammar  of  assent."  36  pp. 
[In  his  Short  studies,  2  s.  p.  86;  and  Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s. 
V.  1, 1870,  p.  561.)— Hunt,  J.  Newman.  16  pp.  (Con- 
temp.  Rev.  V.  27, 1876,  p.  764.)— Button,  R.  H.  Cardinal 
Newman.  24  pp.  {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  45,  1884,  p.  642.)— 
Idea  of  a  university  defined.  26  pp.  (Rev.  of  In 
Vublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  21,  1873,  p.  403.)— Rev.  Charles 
Kingsley  and  Dr.  Newman.  16  pp.  (Blackwood's 
Mag.  V.  96,  1864,  p.  292 ;  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  40,  1864,  p. 
102;  London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  26,  1865,  p.  115.)— Lilly,  W. 
8.  Cardinal  Newman.  23  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  26, 
1879,  p.  1.)— lioss  and  gain.  9  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin 
Rev.  V.  24, 1848,  p.  218.)— Dr.  Newman,  Cardinal  Man- 
ning, and  Monsignor  Capel.  40  pp.  {Quart.  Rev. 
V.  138,  1875,  p.  459.)— Maurice,  F.  D.  Dr.  Newman's 
Grammar  of  assent.  22  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  14, 1870, 
p.  151.)— Milman,  H.  H.  Newman  on  the  Develop- 
ment of  Christian  doctrine.  78  pp.  (/»/«'«  Savonarola, 
p.  296;  and  Quart.  Rev.  v.  77, 1846,  p.  404.)— Nevln,  W. 
Has  Father  Newman  confuted  Mr.  Gladstone"?  3  pp. 
(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  31,  1875,  p.  420.)— Dr.  Newman's 
answer  to  Dr.  Pusey's  Eirenicon.  5  pp.  (MacmiU 
lan's  Mag.  v.  13,  l«6l>,  p.  421.)— Sermons  bearing  on 
subjects  of  the  day.  11  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Rev.  v. 
15, 1843,  p.  547.)— Stephen,  L.  Dr.  Newman's  theory 
of  belief.  37  pp.  (fortn.  Rev.  n.  8.  v.  22, 1877,  pp.  680, 
792.)— Mr.  Newman :  his  theories  and  character. 
16  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  33,  1846,  p.  253.)— The  Two 
Newmans.  27  pp.  {Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  42,  1865,  p. 
131.)— Vaughan,  E.  T.  Newman  as  a  preacher.  16 
PI).  {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  10,  1869,  p.  37.)— "Whately, 
Newman,  anil  '*  phenaklsm."  0  pp.  {Macmillan's 
Mag.  v.  10,  1864,  p.  289.) 

See  also  Church  of  Kuglaud,  Tractarianism, 


NEWMAN 


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—  and  others.   Lives  of  English  saints.  Lon- 
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Langton,  S.,  St.,  Abp.  of  Can- 
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V.  3.  Neot,  St.  V.  1. 

Augustine,  -S*.,  Abp.  of  Can-    Ninian,  St.,  Bp.  of  Candida 


Adamnan,  St.  v.  2. 

£lred,  St.,  Abbot  of  Rievaux, 


terbury,  v.  1. 

Bartholomew,  St.  v.  1. 

Bega,  St.  V.  2. 

Bettelin,  St.  v.  1. 

Ebba,  St.  V.  2. 

Edelwald,  St.  v.  1. 

Edmuud,  St.,  Abp.  of  Canter- 
bury, T.  3. 

Edwin,  St.,  King,  v.  2. 

Ethelburga,  St.  v.  2. 


Casa,  V.  3. 

Oswald,  St.,  King,  v.  2, 

Oswin,  St.,  King,  v.  2. 

PauUuus,  St.,  Abp.  of  York, 
V.  2. 

Richard,  St.,  Bp.  of  Chiches- 
ter, V.  3. 

Richard,  St.,  King  of  the 
West  Saxons,  v.  1. 

Robert,  St.  v.  3. 


German,  St.,  Bp.  ofAuxerre,    Walburga,  St.  v.  1. 


V.  2 

Gilbert,  St.  v.  2. 
Gundleus,  St.  v.  1. 
Harding,  S.,  St.,  Abbot    of 

Citeaux,  t.  1. 
HeUer,  St.  v.  1. 
Herbert,  St.  v.  1. 


Waltheof ,  St.  v.  3. 

Wilfrid,  St.,Bp.  of  Fork,  v. 2. 

William,  St.,  Abp.  of  York, 
V.  2. 

Wlllibald,  St.  v.  1. 

Winibald,  St.  v.  1. 

Wulstan,  St.,  Bp.  of  Worces- 
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Note.— The  title  of  v,  1  is :  The  Cistercian  saints  of 
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Newmarket,  England.  Hore.  J.  P.  His- 
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Xew  niechaiiical  dictionary.  Knight, 
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Jfew  method  of  learning  the  Greek  tongue. 
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Johnston,  Gen.  J.  E.,  and  others.    Re- 

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publications  of  the  census  year.  1884.  (U.S. 
Dept.  Interior,  10  Census  Report.,  v.  8,  1884.) 

Rowell,  G.  p.,  and  Co.  American  news- 
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Sell,  H.     Dictionary  of  the  world's  press 

for  1886.     1886. 

Weller,  E.  [Ed.)     Die  ersten  deutschen 

zeitungen.  Herausg.  mit  einer  bibliographic, 
1505-99.  1872.  [Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg. 
v.  111.) 

American  newspapers.     19  pp.     {London  Quart. 

Rev.  V.  36,  1871,  p.  390.)— Appetite  for  news.  3  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  1,  1850,  p.  249.)  —  Belcher,  J.  J. 
Newspaper  curiosities.  9  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v,  35, 
1867,  p.  482.)— Newspaperiana.  7  pp.  {Harper's  Mag. 
V.  33,  1866,  p.  366.)— Bowles,  T.  G.  Newspapers.  13 
pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  36,  1884,  p.  17.)— British 
new^spaperi  the  penny  theory  and  its  solution.  18 
pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  61,  1863,  p.  359.)— Bryant, 
W.  C.  Newspaper  press.  7  pp.  (Prose  writings,  ed.  by 
P.  Godwin,  v.  2,  p.  208.)— Collins,  C.  A.  The  morning 
paper.  6  pp.  {Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  6,  1862,  p.  375.)— 
Conant,  S.  S.  Newspapers  and  editors.  9  pp.  {Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  46, 1873,  p.  585.)— Contemporary  litera- 
ture. Newspaper  offices.  22  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag. 
V.  126,  1879,  p.  472.)— Crounse,  L.  L.  Army  corres- 
pondent. 7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  27,  1863,  p.  627.)— 
Letter  to  Messieurs  of  the  diurnal  press.  3  pp. 
{Fraser's  Mag.  v.  24,  1841,  p.  234.)— Dublin  news- 
papers of  last  century.  18  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  80, 1872,  pp.  121,  241.)— Newspapers  and  English  : 
a  dialogue.  10  pp.  {Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  50, 1884,  p.  436.) 
— FisU,  S.  R.  English  photographs  by  an  American ; 
English  and  American  newspapers.  6  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  37,  1868,  p.  415.)— Letter  to  Oliver  Yorke  on 
French  new^spapera  and  new^spaper  writers. 
8  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  33, 1846,  p.  674.)— Hamerton, 
P.  G.  On  the  reading  of  newspapers.  3  pp.  (Scrib- 
ner's  Monthly,  v.  5,  1833,  p.  317.)— Hope,  A.  J.  B.  B. 
Newspapers  and  their  writers.  27  pp.  {Cambridge 
essays,  1868,  p.  1.)— Hot  haste  for  news.  10  pp. 
{Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  47, 1883,  p.  130.)— How  to  make 
a  newspaper,  without  credit  or  cash.  6  pp.  (ira- 
ter's  Mag.  v.  20,  1839,  p.  746.)— Huntington,  F.  D. 
Obeap  literature  and  the  newspaper  press.    20  pp. 


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1  Chr.  Exam.  v.  38, 1845,  p.  382.)— Influence  of  newa- 

imperg.  28  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  4, 1831,  pp.  127,  310.) 
— K«pp,  F.  Berliner  geschrlebene  zeltungen  aus 
dem  vorigen  Jahrhundert.  16  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundscfuiu, 
T.  21,  1879,  p.  107.)— Newspaper  literature.  18  pp. 
{Edin.  Rev.  v.  65, 1837,  p.  196.)— Loudon  dailjr  press. 
30  pp.  (  Wutm.  Rev.  n.  9.  T.  8,  1855,  p.  492.)— Modern 
neivspaper.  33  pp.  {Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  r.  55, 1872,  p. 
348.)  —  Modern  neivspaper  enterprise.  15  pp. 
(Frater't  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  13,  1376,  p.  700.)— Narrative  of 
tike  newspapers  printed  in  New  Kngland.  23 
pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  5,  1798,  p.  20s ;  v,  6,  1800, 
p.  64.)— Newspaper  press.  29  pp.  (Editt.  Rev.  v.  102, 
1855,  p.  470;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  150,  1880,  p.  498.)— Nyerup, 
R.  Om  de  aeldste  danske  aviser.  28  pp.  [Skandin. 
liUeraturselsJcdb,  t.  1,  p.  228.) — Old  ne'vrspaper.  An. 
12  pp.  (Dublin  Cniv.  Mag.  v.  78,  1871,  p.  557.)— News- 
paper press  of  Paris.  34  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  17, 
1838,  pp.  50, 208.)— A  Paris  ne-wspaper.  3  pp.  {Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  1,  1850,  p.  181.)— Parton,  J.  Falseliood 
in  the  daily  press.  11  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  49, 1874, 
p.  269.)— Penny  stamp.  7  pp.  (  Weslm.  Rec.  Apr.- 
July,  1836,  p.  264.)— Poore,  B.  P.  Wasliington  news. 
11  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  48,  1874,  p.  225.)— Powers,  S. 
German  newspapers.  10  pp.  (florp«r'*  iftij;.  v.  36, 1868, 
p.  232.)— Provincial,  Scoteb,  and  Irish  new^s- 
paper  press.  34  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  t.  12,  1829,  p.  69.) 
— Newspaper  editors'  reminiscences.  51pp.  {Fra- 
ser's Mag.  V.  20,  1839,  p.  588;  v.  22,  1840,  pp.  336,  415;  v. 
23,  1841,  p.  699.)  —  Newspaper  press  of  Scotland. 
Edinburgii  newspapers.  13  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  17, 
1838,  p.  559.)— Shanlcs,  W.  F.  G.  How  we  get  our  news. 
11  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  34, 1867,  p.  511.)— Simmonds, 
P.  L.  Statistics  of  newspapers  in  various  countries. 
26  pp.  (Statist.  Soc.  London,  Journ.  v.  4, 1841,  p.  111.)— 
Newspaper  press  and  political  literature  of  Spain. 
18  pp.  {Brit.  Quart.  Rer.  v.  6,  1847,  p.  315.)— Specimen 
leaders  of  ivould-be  editor.  18  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag. 
V.23,  1841,  p. 433.)— Newspaper  stamp.  31  pp.  (Edin. 
Rev.  V.98, 1853,  p.488.) — Notes  on  the  newspaper  stamp. 
16  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  44, 1851,  p.  339.)— Petition  from 
the  inhabitants  of  the  city  of  London  against  the  news- 
paper stamps.  5  pp.  (£din.  Rev.  v.  61,  1835,  p.  181.) 
—Newspaper  tax.  5  pp.  (fidin.  *«r.  v.  61, 1835,  p.l81.) 
— Tax  on  newspapers  :  reduction  or  abolition.  20  pp. 
(London  Rev.  v.  2,  1836,  p.  336.)— Tnckermau,  H.  T. 
Newspapers.  40  pp.  (/r»  his  Criterion,  p.  252.) — News- 
papers in  the  United  States.  6  pp.  {Dem.  Rev.  v.  24, 
1849,  p.  219.)— Upton,  31.  G.  Newspaper  of  the  future. 
9  pp.     (  Ocerld.  Monthly,  v.  10,  1873,  p.  229.) 

5e<  aljoJourualism.— Liberty  of  the  press.— 
Periodicals.  —  Press.  Aho  the  names  of  news- 
papers, as  Baltimore  American.  —  Baltimore 
Dally  Intelligeucer.— Baltimore  Daily  Re- 
pository.—Baltimore  £veulug  Post.— Balti- 
more Telegraphe. — Coarrier  des  Etats  Unis. 
—Federal  Grazette.  — Loudon  Times.  — Mary- 
laud  Gazette.— Maryland  Journal.- Ne  wTork 
Herald.— New^  York  Times.— Richmond  Ex- 
aminer, etc. 

5few  spirit  of  the  age.    Home,  R.  H. 

(Hengist)  [Ed.)     2  v.  2206 

JTew  star  papers.    Beecher.  H.  W.  —4225 

]¥e\«stead  Rhhey ,  England.    Ashpitel,  A. 

Ou  the  arohiteciure  of  N.  abbey.  10  pp.  1  pi.  (Brit. 
Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  9,  1854,  p.  30.j— Irving,  W. 
Newstead  abbey.  109  pp.  {Works,  v.  9,  p.  271.)— 
Pettlgrew,  T.  J.  On  N.  abbey.  17  pp.  1  pi.  (Brit. 
Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  9,  1854,  p.  14.)— "Waterston, 
Mrs.  A.  M.  Annesley  hall  and  N.  abbey.  6  pp.  {At- 
lant.  Monthly,  v.  13,  1864,  p.  239.) 

Xew  Sweden.  Acrelitjs.  I.  History  of  New 
Sweden  ;  or.  the  settlements  on  the  river 
Delaware.    1874.    (Pa.  Hist.  Soc.  Ifeni.  v.  11.) 

Acrelius,  I.  New  Sweden,  or  the  Swedish  settle- 
ments on  the  Delaware.    48  pp.    (N.  T.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll. 

2  s.  V.  1, 1841,  p.  401.}— Holm,  T.  C.  Extract  of  a  tr.  of 
the  History  of  New  Sweed  land,  in  America.  16  pp. 
(N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  1  8.  V.  2, 1814,  p.  343.)— Short  de- 
scription of  the  province  of  N.  S.  166  pp.  (Pa.  Hist. 
Soc.  Mem.  V.  3,  pt.  1,  1834,  p.  1.)— Keen,  G.  B.  New 
Sweden,  or  the  Swedes  on  the  Delaware.  60  pp.  (Win- 
sor,  J.,  Xarrative  and  erit.  Iiist.  of  America,  v.  4,  p.  443.) 

See  aUo  Delaware. — Pennsylvania. 

New  Sydenham  Society.   See  Sydenham 

Society- ,  New. 
Xew  Sydenham  Society's  lexicon  of 

terms  used  in  medicine  .  .  .  Powers.  H., 
and  Sedgwick,  L.  W.  (Eds.)     11  pts.    —3771 


Xew  system  of  architecture.  Pickett, 
W.  V.  —1784 

Xew  Testament.  See  Bible,  Neic  Testa- 
ment. 

Xew  Testament  history.    Smith,  W. 

—1228 

Xew  theories  and  the  old  faith.  Picton, 
J.  A.  —4224 

Xew  Timon.    157  pp.    Lytton,  E.  G.  E.  L. 

B.,  Baron,  Poet,  and  dramat.  works,  v.  1,  p.  1. 

Newton^  Alfred.    Notes  on  the  ornithology 

of  Iceland.  23  pp.  (  R'itA  Baring-Gould,  S., /cdani,  ifj 
scenes  and  sagas,  p.  399.) 

{Ed.)    History  of  British  birds,  by  W. 

Yarrell.    See  Yarrell.  W. 

{Ed.)    Zoological  record  for  1870-72.    See 

Zoological  Record. 

Xewton,  Charles  Thomas.  1816—.  Essays 
on  art  and  archaeology.     London,  1880.     8°. 

1724 
Contents.  Study  of  archaeology. — Arrangement 
of  the  collections  of  art  and  antiquitiesin  the  British 
Mnsenm. — Bronze  head  in  the  Castellanl  collec- 
tion.— Researches  In  Cyprus.— Discoveries  at  Ephe- 
sos.— Greeh  art  in  the  Kimraerian  Bosphorus. — 
Greels  inscription  from  Hallkarnassos. — Greek 
iuscriptious.  —  Greeic  numismatics. —  Greek 
sculptures  from  the  west  coast  of  Asia  Minor. — 
Discoveries  at  Olympia.— Dr.  Schliemann's  dis- 
coveries at  Mycenae. 

C!ollection  of  ancient  Greek  inscriptions 

in  the  British  Museum.  Part  I.  Attika.  Ed. 
by  the  Rev.  E.  L.  Hicks.    London,  1874.    fo. 

1211 

— . —  Synopsis  of  the  contents  of  the  British 

Museum.    Department  of  Greek  and  Roman 

antiquities :    Bronze  room.     London.   1872. 

12=.  1778 

Synopsis  of  the  contents  of  the   British 

Museum.  Department  of  Greek  and  Roman 
antiquities.  Elgin  room,  1881.  London,  1881- 
82.     2  pts.  12°.  1778 

Nole.—Pi.  2.  Guide  to  the  sculpture  of  the  Parthe- 
non. 

Synopsis  of  the  contents  of  the  British 

Museum.  Department  of  Greek  and  Roman 
antiquities.  Second  vase  room.  London, 
1869.     p.  8°.  1778 

Travels  and  discoveries  in  the  Levant. 

London,  1865.     2  v.  r.  8°.  1473 

Ou  the  sculptures  from  the  mausoleum  at  Hali- 

carnassus.  32  pp.  {Class.  Mus.  v.  5,  p.  170.) — Essai 
sur  les  inscriptions  grecques.  174  pp.  (ITifABei- 
nach,  S.,  Traili  d'ipigraphie  gr.  p.  1.) 

and  PuUan,  R.  P.  History  of  discov- 
eries at  Halicamassus.  Cnidus,  and  Bi-an- 
chidae.    London,  1862-63.    3  v.  8°  and  fo. 

1783,  atlas  P.3i 
Xewton,  Gilbert  Stuart.    Thore.  T.  E.  J.    In 

his  Hist,  des  peintres:  Ecole  anglaise.    4  pp. 

iHTewton,  Henry,  Jenney,  Walter  P.,  and 
others.  Report  on  the  geology  and  resources 
of  the  Black  Hills  of  Dacota.  Washington, 
1880.  4°.  (Powell,  J.  W..  U.  S.  geog.  and 
geol.  surv.  of  the  Rocky  Mt.  region.)     — 3541 

Newton,  Sir  Isaac.  1642-1727.  Opera  quae 
exstant  omnia.  Commentariis  illustrabat 
Samuel  Horsley.    Londini,  1779-85.    5  v.  4°. 

2153 
Contents.  De  uatura  acidorum,  v.  4.— De  analysi 
per  aequationes  numero  terminorum  influitas,  v.  1. 
— Arithmetica  universalis,  v.  1.— De  problematis 
Bernoullianis,  t.  4.— Tabulae  ealorum  et  refrac- 
tionum,  v.  4.— Short  chronicle  from  the  llrst  memory 
of  things  done  in  Europe  to  the  conquest  of  Persia  by 
Alexander  the  Great,  v.  5.— Chronolo^^  of  ancient 


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klugdums  amended,  v.  5. — Commerclum  eplstoli- 

cum  de  varia  re  mathematlca.v.  4. — Tractatus  de  qua- 
dratura  cnrvarum,  v.  1.— Four  letters  to  Dr.  Bentley, 
containing  some  arguments  In  proof  of  a  Deity,  v.  i. 
— Methodus  dlffereiitialis,  v.  1.— Letters  relating  to 
the  excitation  of  electricity  In  glass,  v.4.— Excerpta 
ad  series  fliixlonesque  pertlnentla,  v.  1.  —  Artls 
analytlcae  speclinina  vel  geometria  analytica,  V. 
1. — Letter  on  the  cause  of  gravitation,  v.  4.— Hors- 
ley,  S.  Geometria  fluxlouum  slve  addltainentum 
tractatus  Newtonian!  de  ratlonibus  prlmls  ultlmlsque, 
V.  1.— Loglstlca  inflnltorum,  v.  1 — De  vlrlbus  centrall- 
bus  quae  rationem  trlplicatae  dlstautiarum  a  centro 
centrarlam  Inter  se  constanter  servant,  v.  3. — Letters 
relating  to  the  theory  of  light  and  colours,  v.  i.— 
Enumeratio  llnearum  tertil  ordlnls,  v.  1.— Theorla 
Innae,  v.  3.— Propositions  for  determining  the  mo- 
tion of  a  body  urged  by  2  central  forces,  v.  4.— De 
mnndi  systemate,  v.  3.— Lectlones  optlcae,  v.  3.— 
Optics,  or  a  treatise  of  the  reflections.  Inflections, 
and  colours  of  light,  v.  4.— Plillosophlae  naturalia 
princlpia  ntattiematlca,  v.  2,  3. —  Observations 
upon  the  propliecles  of  Holy  Writ,  particularly 
of  Daniel  and  John,  v.  5.— De  ratlonibus  prlmls 
ultlmlsque  e  llbro  prlmo  prlnclplorum,  v.  1 — An 
historical  account  of  2  notable  corruptions  of  Scrip- 
ture, V.  5.— Letters  relating  to  reflecting  telescopes, 
V.  4. 

Enumeration  of  lines  of  the  3  order,  gen- 
eration of  curves  by  shadows,  organic  de- 
scription of  curves,  and  construction  of 
equations  by  curves.  Tr.  from  the  Latin, 
vs^ith  notes  and  examples,  by  C.  R.  M.  Talbot. 
London,  1861.     8°.  —2434 

Philosophiae  naturalis  principia  mathe- 

matica.    Cantabrigiae,  1743.    4°.  —2434 

Tlie  same.  Perpetuis  commentariis  illus- 
trata,  communi  studio  PP.  Thomae  Le  Seur 
et  Francisci  Jacquier.  Glasguae,  1833.  2  v. 
8°.  —2425 

Mathematical  principles  of  natural  philos- 
ophy, tr.  into  English  by  Andrew  Motte. 
To  which  is  added  Newton's  System  of  the 
world.  1  Am.  ed.,  carefully  revised  and 
corrected,  with  a  life  of  the  author  by  N.  W. 
Chittenden.     New  York  [1846].     8°.     —2425 

Thirteen  letters  to  John  Covel.   Norwich, 

1848.     8°.  3864 

Emerson,  W.     Short  comment  on  Sir  I. 

Newton's  Principia.     1770.     [Works,  v.  13.) 

Maclaurin,   C.      Account  of  Sir  Isaac 

Newton's  philosophical  discoveries.     1775. 

Wright,  J.  M.  F.  Commentary  on  New- 
ton's Principia.     1833,  2  v. 

Beguelln,  N.  de.    Conciliation  des  Idees  de  N.  et 

de  Leibnitz  sur  I'eapace  et  le  vulde.  17  pp.  (Berlin 
Akad.  wlssens.  Mim.  1769,  p.  344.)— Essai  d'une  concili- 
ation de  la  metaphyslque  deLelbnitzavecla  physique 
de  N.  16  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssens.  Mem.  1766,  p.  365.) 
— Joubert,  L.  De  Tauthentlcite  des  lettres  attributes 
h  Pascal  et  k  N.    10  pp.   (Rev.  contemp.  1868,  v.  6,  p.  152.) 

Brewster,  Sir  D.    Memoirs  of  the  life, 

writings,  and  discoveries  of  Sir  Isaac  New- 
ton.    1855, 2  V. 

De  Morgan,  A.     Newton  :  his  friend : 

and  his  niece.     1885. 

Chittenden,  N.  W.    Life  of  N.    63  pp.    (Newton, 

Sir  I.,  Principia,  tr.  into  Eng.  by  A.  Motte,  p.  9.) — Sir 
Isaac  Newton  and  his  contemporaries.  36  pp. 
(Edin.  Rev.  T.  78,  1843,  p.  402.)— ISnglish  precursors 
of  N.  36  pp.  [Edin.  Rev.  v.  152,  1880,  p.  1.)— Fonte- 
nelle,  B.  le  B.  de.  Eloge  de  N.  27  pp.  ((Euvres,  \.2, 
p.  181.)— Napier,  M.  On  the  progress  and  prospects 
of  science  lu  Scotland  .  .  .  with  illustrations  of  several 
remarkable  coincidences  between  the  genius,  the 
studies,  and  the  discoveries  of  Napier  of  Merchlston 
and  Sir  I.  N.  42  pp.  (Archctenl.  Joum.  v.  14, 1867,  p.  221.) 
— IVlceron,  J.  P.  M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  22.— Pea- 
body,  W.  B.  O.  Brewster's  Life  of  Sir  I.  N.  22  pp. 
iChr.  Exam.  v.  12,  1832,  p.  277.)— Portraits  of  emi- 
nent philosophers.  Sir  I.  N.  8  pp.  [Fraser'i  Mag. 
V.  0,  1832,  p.  351.)— Proctor,  R.  A.  Newton  and  Dar- 
win.  9  pp.   (Cwitemp.  jK«».  V.  41,1882,  p.  994.)— R*mn- 


sat,  P.  de.  Newton,  sa  vie,  ses  Merits  etaesdecouvertes. 
65  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1856, 2  p6r.  v.  6,  pp.  521, 874.) 
See  also  Dublin  Rev.  v.  39, 1855,  p.  273 ;  Edin.  Rev.  v. 
103, 1856,  p.  499. 

and  Cotes,  Roger.    Correspondence  of, 

including  letters  of  other  eminent  men,  now 
first  published  from  the  originals  in  the 
library  of  Trinity  college,  Cambridge ;  to- 
gether with  an  appendix,  containing  other 
unpublished  letters  and  papers  by  Newton  ; 
with  notes,  synoptical  view  of  the  philoso- 
pher's life,  and  a  variety  of  details  illustra- 
tive of  his  history,  by  J.  Edleston.  London, 
1850.     8°.  8864 

IVewton,  Rev.  John.  1725-1807.  Works. 
With  a  life  of  the  author,  by  Rev.  Richard 
Cecil;  and  an  introduction  by  Rev.  Francis 
Cunningham.  London,  1854.  r.  8°.  —3232 
Contents.  Authentic  narrative  of  some  I'emark- 
abie  and  interesting  particulars  in  the  life  of  ...  in 
14  letters.— Cardlphonia  j  or,  the  utterance  of  the 
heart,  in  the  course  of  a  real  correspondence — Let- 
ters Intended  as  a  sequel  to  Cardlphonia.— Cecil,  R. 
Life  of  the  author.— Cunningham,  F.  Introduction. 
—Six  discourses,  as  Intended  for  the  pulpit.— Re- 
view of  ecclesiastical  history.— Forty-one  let- 
ters on  religious  subjects,  by  Omicron  and  Vigil.- 
Messiah ;  50  expository  discourses,  on  the  series  of 
scriptural  passages,  which  form  the  subject  of  the 
celebrated  oratorio  of  Handel.—Olney  hymns.— Mis- 
cellaneous papers  extracted  from  periodical  publi- 
cations  Twenty  sermons  preached  in  the  parish 

church  of  Olney.— Tracts. 

Letters.     Including  several  never  before 

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GrOODWiN,  T.  Sketches  and  impressions 
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Barnes,  D.  M.    Draft  riots  in  New  York. 
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Politics. 

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Post  Office. 

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Social  life. 

Dayton,  A.  C.  Last  days  of  Knicker- 
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Adams,  C.  Italian  life  iu  New  York.  9  pp.  (Har- 
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10  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  44,  187a.  p.  35.)— Rideing, 
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New  York  attics  and  bouse  tops.  10  pp.  (Scrtbner't 
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8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  61,  1880,  p.  662.)— Working- 
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Signs  and  show-cases  in  New  York.  9  pp.  (AUant. 
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8  pp.  (AUant.  Monthly,  v.  23, 1869,  p.  279.) — Street-cries 
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Bryant,  W.  C.    Mercautilo  Library.    4  pp.    {Prose 

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New  York,  City.  Young  Men's  Christian 
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New  York,  Colony  and  Province. 

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Denton,  D.     Brief  description  of  New 

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The  same.  A  new  ed.,  with  an  introduc- 
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Wooley,  C.   A  two  years' journal  in  New 

York  and  part  of  its  territories  in  America. 
1860.     (Gowans,  W.,  Biblioth.  Am.  v.  2.) 

Donck,  A.  van  dor.    Representation  of  New  Nelh- 

erlaud.  Tr.  by  Henry  C.  Murphy.  88  pp.  (N.  Y.  Hist. 
Soc.  Cdl.  2  8.  V.  2, 184«,  p.  253.)— Great  seals  of  IVevr 
IVetherlaiid  and  New  York.  3  pp.  14  pi.  (O'Cal- 
lagbau,  E.  B.,  Docum.  hist,  of  Neva  York,  v.  4,  p.  1.)  — 
Jo^ues,  L  Description  of  New  Netlierland.  5  i)p. 
(O'Cnllaghan,  E.  B.,  JJocum.  hist,  of  New  KorA,-,  v.  4,  p.  i;<.) 
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36  pp.  (N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  8.  v.  1, 1841,  p.  281.)-I,od- 
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Domluie  Adrlaiius  SmoutluH,  dated  at  Manhattan,  11 
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Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  1880,  p.  3C7.)— Rasieres,  L  de.    New 


Netherland  In  1627.  10  pp.  (N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s. 
V.  2, 1849,  p.  339.)— Papers  relating  to  the  state  of  reli- 
gion iu  tlie  province,  1657-1712.  18  pp.  (O'Cal- 
laghan,  E.  B.,  Docum.  hist,  of  New  Vork.y.  3,  p.  67.)— 
State  of  the  province  of  JVe-»v  York,  1738.  52  pp. 
(O'Callaghan,  E.  B.,  Docum.  hist,  of  New  I'ork,  v.  4,  p. 
105.)— Statistics  of  tlie  population  of  tlte  prov- 
ince of  IVew  York,  1047-1774.  10  pp.  (O'Callaghan, 
E.  B.,  Docum.  hist,  of  New  York,  v.  1,  p.  465.)— Tucker- 
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Transcripts  of   documents  in  the   royal 

archives  at  the  Hague  and  in  the  stad-huys 
of  the  city  of  Amsterdam.  1603-78.  1856-58, 
2  V.  (O'Callaghan,  E.  B.,  Doc.  rel.  col.  hist, 
of  New  York,  v.  1,  2.) 

Brodhead,  J.  R.  Memoir  on  the  early  coloniza- 
tion of  New  Netlierland.  12  pp.  (N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc  CoU. 
2  s.  V.  2,  1819,  p.  353.)— Chninplaiu's  expeditions 
to  nortliern  and  western  New  Turk,  1609-15.  15  pp. 
(O'Callaghan,  E.  B.,  Docum.  hut.  of  New  York,  v.  3,  p.  1.) 
—Charter  of  liberties  granted  ...  A.  D.  1629, 
and  miscellaneous  extracts  tr.  from  the  Dutch  colo- 
nial records,  etc.  20  pp.  (N.  T.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  v. 
1, 1841,  p.  369.)— CiTil  list  of  the  province  of  Xew 
Tork,  1C93.  7  pp.  (O'Callaghan,  E.  B.,  Docum.  hUl.  of 
New  York,  v.  1,  p.  197.)— Colden,  C.  State  of  the  lands 
In  the  province  of  New  York,  In  1732.  9  pp.  (O'Cal- 
laghan, E.  B.,  Docum.  hist,  of  Xew  YorJc,  v.  1,  p.  247.)— 
De  Witt,  T.  New  Netherland.  26  pp.  (N.  Y.  Hist. 
Soc.  Proe.  1844,  p.  51.)— Dongan,  T.  Report  on  the 
province  of  New  York,  1687.  26  pp.  (O'Callaghan,  E. 
B.,  Docum.  hist,  of  New  York,  v.  1,  p.  93.)— Ferno**^,  B. 
Middle  colonies.  70  pp.  (Wlusor,  J.,  Narrative  and 
cril.  hist,  of  America,  v.  5,  p.  139.) — New  Netherland,  or 
the  Dutch  in  North  America.  48  pp.  (Winsor,  .J.,  Nar- 
rative and  cril.  hist,  of  America,  v.  4,  p.  395.) — Folsoin, 
G.  Few  particulars  concerning  the  directors  general 
or  governors  of  New  Netherlands.  8  pp.  (N.  Y.  Hist. 
Soc.  Coll.  2  8.  V.  1, 1841,  p.  449.)— Papers  relating  to  the 
inT-asion  of  New  Tork  and  burning  of  Schenec- 
tady by  the  French,  1690.  19  pp.  (O'Callaghan,  E.  B., 
Docum.  hist,  of  New  York,  v.  1,  p.  177.)— Johnson,  Sir 
W.  Manuscripts.  270  pp.  (O'Callaghan,  E.  B.,  Docum. 
hist,  of  New  Yurk,  v.  2,  p.  313.) — Kent,  J.  Anniversary 
discourse  delivered  before  the  New  York  Historical 
Society,  1828.  28  pp.  (N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  v.  1, 
1841,  p.  9.) — Kregier,  M.  Journal  of  the  2  Esopus 
war,  1663.  36  pp.  (O'Callaghan,  E.  B.,  Z>ocum.  A»i(.  o/ 
New  York,  v.  4,  p.  27.)— Ijambrechtsen  van  Rit- 
them,  N.  C.  History  of  the  New  Netherlands.  Tr. 
from  the  original  Dutch  by  F.  A.  Van  der  Kemp.  49 
pp.  (N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  v.  1, 1841,  p.  75.)— Papers 
relating  to  the  administration  of  Lieut.  Gov.  Ijelsler, 
1689-91.  250  pp.  (O'Callaghan,  E.  B.,  Docum.  hUt.  of 
New  York,  v.  2,  p.  1.)— New  York  armjr  list.  1700.  9 
pp.  (O'Callaghan,  E.  B.,  Docum.  hist,  rf  New  York,  v.  1, 
p.  227.)— Reports  on  the  province  of  IVe  w  York, 
about  1069;  1678.  6  pp.  (O'Callaghan,  E.  B.,  Docum. 
hist,  of  New  York,  v.  1,  p.  57.)— Papers  relating  to  the 
first  settlement  of  Neiv  York  by  the  Dutch,  etc. 
49  pp.  (O'Callaghan,  E.  B.,  Docum.  hist,  of  New  York, 
V.  3,  p.  17.)— Stevens,  J.  A.  English  in  New  York, 
1664-89.  36  pp.  (Winsor,  J.,  Narrative  and  crit.  hist,  of 
America,  v.  3,  p.  385.)— Dispute  between  the  govern- 
ment of  New  Netherlands  and  the  Lord  Proprietary  of 
Maryland,  concerning  the  title  of  the  Dutch  to  the 
territories  on  the  Delaware.  19  pp.  (N.  Y.  Hist. 
Soc.  CoU.  1  s.  V.  3, 18-21,  p.  368.)— Tr  yon,  W.  Report  on 
the  state  of  the  province  of  New  York,  1774.  23  pp. 
(O'Callaghan,  E.  B.,  Docum.  hist,  of  New  York,  v.  1,  p. 
501.)— Vries,  D.  P.  de.  Extracts  from  the  voyages  of. 
38  pp.     (N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  CoU.  2  s.  v.  1,  1841,  p.  243.) 

See  also  Nenv  York,  StaU,  Bistory. 

I<a'«r. 

Journal  of  the  Legislative  Council  of  the 
colony  of  New  York,  April  9,  1691^  to  April 
3,  1775.     Albany,  1861.     2  v.  fo.  —3341 

Hinman,  R.  R.    Ancient  laws  of  New  York.    4  pp. 

[In  his  Blue  laws,  p.  239.)— Laws  established  by 
James,  Duke  of  York,  for  the  government  of  New 
York,  in  the  year  1064.  122  pp.  (N.  Y.  HisU  Soc.  CoU. 
1  8.  V.  1,  1811,  p.  307.) 

See  also  Sew  York,  State,  Lam. 

Jfew  Tork,  State. 

CRfevECOEUR,  J.  H.  St.  J.  de.  Voyage 
dans  la  haute  Pensylvanie  et  dans  Tetat  de 
New  York.     1801,  3  v. 


Curtis,  G.  W.    Lotus-eating.     1854. 

DwiGHT,  T.     Travels ;  in  New  England 

and  New  York.     1821-22.  4  v. 

GrORDON,  T.  F.     Gazetteer  of  the  state  of 

New  York.     1836. 

SiLUMAN,  B.    Remarks  made  on  a  short 

tour  between  Hartford  and  Quebec.     1824. 

Sp AFFORD,  H.  G.     Gazetteer  of  state  of 

New  York.     1824. 

Street,  A.  B.     Woods  and  waters  :  or, 

the  Saranacs  and  Racket.     1860. 

Burroughs,  .1.    Birch  browsings.    12  pp.    {Atlant. 

Monthly,  V.  24,  1869,  p.  14.)— Picturesque  aspects  of 
farm  life  in  New  York.  14  pp.  (Scribner's  MuntlUy,  v. 
17, 1879,  p.  41.)— Extract  of  a  letter  from  a  gen- 
tleman upon  his  return  from  Niagara.  17vi2.  5 
pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  CoU.  v.  1, 1792,  p.  284.)— Mather, 
F.  Now  York  and  its  fisheries.  37  pp.  (Goode,  G.  B., 
Fisheries  and  fishery  itnluslries  of  the  United  States,  sec.  2, 
p.  341.)— My  route  Into  Canada.  23  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  63, 1848,  pp.328,  423.)— O'Donovan,  W. 
R.  Rye  and  round  there.  16  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  bO, 
1879,  p.  1.)— Papers  relating  to  western  New 
York.  51  pp.  (O'Callaghan,  E.  B.,  Docum.  hist,  of  New 
York,  V.  2,  p.  641.)— Talbot,  E.  A.  Tour  through  part 
of  the  United  States  of  America.  70  pp.  {In  his  Five 
years  residence  In  the  Canadas,  v.  2,  p.  311.)— Taylor, 
J.  Journal,  on  a  mission  through  the  Mohawk  and 
Black  river  country,  iu  the  year  1802.  26  pp.  (O'Cal- 
laghan, E.  B.,  Docum.  hist,  of  New  York,  v.  3,  p.  671.)— 
Thorpe,  T.  B.  Visit  to  "John  Brown's  tract."  19 
pp.     {Harper's  Mag.  v.  19,  1839,  p.  160.) 

See  also  Adirondack   Mts. — Albany.- Brook- 
lyn. —  Buffalo.  —  Catskill.  —  Catskill    3Its 

Champlaln,  Lake. —  Coney  Island. —  Cortland 
Co.  —  Dutcliess  Co.  —  Erie,  Like.— 'Erie  Co. — 
Fin  siting.  —  George.  Laki.  —  Herkimer  Co. — 
Hudson  river.  —  Ithaca.  —  Jefferson  Co.  — 
King's  Co.— Iievris  Co. — Long  Island.— Mo- 
hawk valley.— Newburgh.—Newto^vn. — \e-»v 
York,  City. — Ne-vv  York,  Cuiony  and  Province. — 
Niagara,  Fort. — Niagara  Falls.— Niagara  river. 
— Ogdensbnrg.  — Oneida,  Luke. — Oneida  Co. — 
Onondaga.— Orange  Co. —  Oswego. — Putnam 
Co.— Q,neen's  Co.— ^ueensbury. — Rochester. 
—  Saint  Lawrence  Co. — Saratoga. — Schenecta- 
dy.—Schoharie.— Staten  Island.— Stony  Point. 
—Suffolk  Co.— Trenton  Falls.— Troy.— Ulster 
Co.— Watkins  Glen.  —  West  Point.  —  West- 
chester Co. 

Agriculture. 

Emmons,  E.  Agriculture  of  New  York. 
1846-54,  5  V.    [New  York.  Nat.  hist.  of.  pt.  5.) 

New  York  State  Agricultural  Society.    39 

annual  report,  for  1879.     1880. 

New  York  State   Agricultural    Society. 

Transactions,  1842-82.     1848-S4,  32  v.  in  33. 

Antiquities. 

Barber,  J.  W.  History  and  antiquities 
of  New  England,  New  York,  etc.     1856. 

Squier,  E.  G.    Antiquities  of  the  state  of 

New  York.     1851. 

Sqnier,  E.  G.    .\borlglnal  monuments  of  the  state 

of  New  York.  188  pp.  14  pi.  (Smithson.  lust.  Contrib. 
y.  2.) 

Bibliography. 

ASHER,  G,  M.  Bibliographical  and  his- 
torical essay  on  the  Dutch  books  and  pam- 
phlets relating  to  New-Netherland.  1854-67. 

Biography. 

Jenkins,  J.  S.  Lives  of  the  Governors  of 
the  state  of  New  York.     1851. 

New  York  Genealogical  and  Biographical 

record.     1870-87,  18  v.  in  13. 

Proctor,  L.  B.    Bench  and  bar  of  New 

York.     1870. 

SIMMS,  J.  R.   Trappers  of  New  York.  1860. 


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Boundaries. 

Burke,  E.  Letter  respecting  the  effect  of  the  Que- 
bec bill  upon  the  boundary  of  New  York.  I'i  pp.  (N.Y. 
Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  8.  V.  2,  1849,  p.  215.)— Early  eastern 
boundary  of  New  York.  13  pp.  (Vermont  Hist.  Soc. 
CoZ?.v.2,1871,p.  499.)— Controversy  between  NewYorlt 
and  Kevv  Hanipsliire,  respecting  the  territory  now 
the  state  of  Vermont.  295  pp.  (O'Callaghan,  E.  B., 
Docum.  hist,  of  New  York,  v.  4,  p.  329.)— Parker,  J. 
Brief  history  of  the  boundary  disputips  between  New 
York  and  New  Jersey.  8  pp.  (N.  J.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc. 
V.  8, 1859,  p.  106.)— Wlilteliead.W.  A.  Circumstances 
leading  to  the  establishment,  in  1769,  of  the  northern 
boundary  line  between  New  Jersey  and  New  York. 
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1765.  5  pp.  (O'Callaghan,  E.  B.,  Docum.  hist,  of  New 
York,  V.  1,  p.  377.) 

Canals. 

Engravings  of  plans,  profiles,  and  maps, 
illustrating  the  standard  models,  from  which 
are  built  the  important  structures  on  the 
New  York  state  canals.     1860. 

New  York,  State.    Canal  Commissioners. 

Annual  report.     1858. 

Ne'tv  York  canals.  22  pp.  (iV.  ^m.  iJecv.  14,1822,  p. 

230.)— Porter,  D.  Report  on  the  water-power  of  the 
New  York  state  canals.  11  pp.  (U.  8.  Dept.  Interior, 
10  Census,  \.  16,  pt.  1,  p.  477.)— Rldeing,  W.  H.  Water 
ways  of  New  York.  17  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  48, 1874, 
p.  1.) 

See  also  Erie  canal. 

Charities. 

Dwl;s;bt,  T.  W.  Public  charities  of  the  state  of 
New  York.    23  pp.    (Journ.  Social  Sci.  No.  2, 1870,  p.  69.) 

Chnrcli  history. 

HOTCHKIN,  J.  H.  History  of  the  purchase 
and  settlement  of  western  New  York,  and 
of  the  rise,  progress,  and  present  state  of  the 
Presbyterian  church  in  that  section.     1848. 

Reichel,  W.  C.  Memorial  of  the  dedica- 
tion of  monuments  erected  by  the  Moravian 
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Difficulties  in  the  French.  Protestant  church, 

New  York.  11  pp.  (O'Callaghan,  E.  B.,  Docum.  hist,  of 
New  York,  v.  3,  p.  703.)— Papers  relating  to  the  Q,uak- 
ers  and  Moravians.  22  pp.  (O'Callaghan,  E.  B., 
Docum.  liist.  of  New  York,  v.  3,  p.  603.)— Brief  view  of  the 
state  of  religious  liberty  in  New  York.  16  pp. 
(Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  v.  1,  1838,  p.  140.)— AVitt- 
meyer,  A.V.  (Ed.)  Historical  documents  relating  to 
the  French  Protestants  in  New  York,  1686-1804.  105  pp. 
(Huguenot  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  1,  p.  327.) 

Civil  service. 

COMSTOCK,  J.  M.  Civil  service  in  the 
United  States  .  .  .  also  a  description  of  the 
civil  service  of  the  states  of  New  York  and 
Massachusetts.     1885. 

Conatitntion. 

Carter,  N.  H.,  Stone, W.  L.,  and  Gould, 
M.  T.  C.  Reports  of  the  proceedings  and 
debates  of  the  convention  of  1821,  assembled 
for  the  purpose  of  amending  the  constitution 
of  the  state  of  New  York.     1821. 

Houeh,  F.  B.    Constitution  of  New  York,  1846-67. 

84  pp.  (In  his  Am.  constitutions,  v.  2,  p.  69.)— Lieber, 
F.  Reflections  on  the  changes  which  may  seem  neces- 
sary in  the  present  constitution  of  the  state  of  New 
York.  39  pp.  (Miscel.  writings,  v.  2,  p.  181.)— New 
York  constitutional  convention.  10  pp.  (Dem. 
Rev.  V.  19.  1846,  p.  339.)— Poore,  B.  P.  Constitution 
of  New  York.  61  pp.  (In  his  Federal  and  state  con- 
stitutions of  U.  8.  V.  2,  p.  1328.) 

Crime. 

JHeadley,  J.  T.  Report  on  the  criminal 
statistics  of  the  state  of  New  York  for  the 
year  ending  Dec.  81,  1856.    [1857.] 


Prison  Association  [of  New  York  State]. 

22-26  annual  reports  of  the  executive  com- 
mittee.    1867-71,  5  V. 

Education. 

Randall,  S.  S.  History  of  the  common 
school  system  of  the  state  of  New  York.  1871. 

See  also   Cornell  University.— University   of 
the  state  ot  New  York. — Vassar  College. 

Finance. 

HiCKCOX,  J.  H.  History  of  the  bills  of 
credit  issued  by  New  York  from  1709  to 
1789.     1866. 

Wells,  D.  A.,  Dodge,  E.,  and  Cuylee, 

G.  W.  Reports  of  the  commissioners  ap- 
pointed by  the  Governor  ...  of  New  York 
...  to  revise  the  laws  for  the  assessment 
and  collection  of  taxes.     1871-72,  2  v. 

General  banking  law  of  Ihe  state  of  NeMT 

York.    20  pp.     (Dem.  Rev.  v.  5, 1839,  p.  427.) 

Geology  and  natural  history. 

Beck,  L.  C.  Mineralogy  of  New  York. 
1842.     (New  York,  Nat.  hist,  of,  pt.  3.) 

and  others.    New  York  geological  and 

mineralogical  reports.     1840. 

De  Kay,  J.  E.    Zoology  of  New  York. 

1842-44,  5  V.    [New  York,  Nat.  hist,  of,  pt.  1.) 

Emmons,  E.    Geology  of  New  York.    Pt. 

2.  Comprising  the  survey  of  the  2  geological 
district.  1842.  [New  York,  Nat.  hist,  of, 
pt.4.) 

Fitch,  A.     1-5  reports  on  the  noxious, 

beneficial,  and  other  insects,  of  the  state  of 
New  York.     1856-59,  2  v. 

Hall,  J.     Geology  of  New  York.     Pt.  4. 

Comprising  the  survey  of  the  4  geological 
district.  1843.  [New  York,  Nat.  hist,  of, 
pt.  4.) 

Palaeontology  of  New  York.   1847-84, 

5  V.  in  6.     [New  York,  Nat.  hist,  of,  pt.  6.) 

Mather,  W.  W.     Geology  of  New  York. 

Pt.  1.  Comprising  the  geology  of  the  1  geo- 
logical district.  1843.  (New  York,  Nat.  hist, 
of,  pt.  4.) 

Natural  history  of  the  state  of  New  York. 

1842-84,  22  v.  in  23. 

New  York  State  Museum  of  Natural  His- 
tory. Annual  reports  of  the  Regents  of  the 
University  on  the  condition  of.   1848-86, 20  v. 

Catalogue  of.     1853. 

TORREY,  J.    Flora  of  the  state  of  New 

York.  1843,  2  v.  (New  York,  Nat.  hist,  of, 
pt.  2.) 

Vanuxem,  L.     Geology  of  New  York. 

Pt.  3.  Comprising  the  survey  of  the  3  geo- 
logical district.  1842.  (New  York,  Nat.  hist, 
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Annan,  R.  Account  of  a  skeleton  of  a  large  animal 

found  near  Hudson's  river.  4  pp.  (Am.  Acad,  of  Arts 
and  Set.  Mem.  v.  2,  pt.  1,  1793,  p.  160.)— De  Witt,  B. 
Account  ot  some  of  the  mineral  productions  in  the 
state  of  New  York.  8  pp.  (Am.  Acad,  of  Arts  and  Sci. 
Mem.  V.  2,  pt.  2,  1804,  p.  73.)— Geological  survey  of 
New  York.  38  pp.  (N.  Y.  Rev.  v.  4.  1839,  p.  71.)— 
Geology  of  the  state  of  New  York.  18  pp.  (N.  Y.  Rev. 
V.  8, 1841,  p.  103.)— Gill,  T.  Fishes  of  New  York.  17 
pp.  (Smlthson.  Inst.  Report,  1856,  p.  253.)— licsley,  J. 
P.  Note  on  the  comparative  geology  of  north-eastern 
Ohio  and  nortli-wostern  Pennsylvania,  and  western 
New  York.  52  pp.  (Pa.  2  geol.  surv.  1874-80,  I,  1874, 
p.  67.)— Natural  history  of  New  York.  9  pp. 
(Dem.  Rev.  v.  19,  1846,  p.  433.) 

History. 

Barber,  J.  W.  Historical  collections  of 
the  state  of  New  York.    1851. 


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History  and  antiquities  of  New  Eng- 
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Pictorial  history  of  the  state  of  New 

York.     1836. 

Bentox,   N.   S.      History  of   Herkimer 

county,  including  the  upper  Mohawk  valley. 
1856. 

BouDEYE.  L.  N.     Historic  records  of  the 

5  New  York  cavalry.     1868. 

Campbell,  W.  W.      Border  warfare  of 

New  York,  during  the  revolution.     1849. 

Claek,  J.  H.  The  iron-hearted  regiment: 

being  an  account  of  the  .  .  .  115  regiment, 
New  York  volunteers.     1865. 

DuxLAP.  W.  History  of  the  New  Nether- 
lands, province  of  New  York,  and  state  of 
New  York.     1839-40.  2  v. 

Fry,  J.  B.  New  York  and  the  conscrip- 
tion of  1863.     1885. 

Goodwin,  H.  C.     Pioneer  history ;   or, 

Cortland  county  and  the  border  wars  of 
New  York.     1859. 

Hammond,   J.   D.      History  of  political 

parties  in  the  state  of  New  York.     1852,  3  v. 

HOTCHKIN,  J.  H.   History  of  the  purchase 

and  settlement  of  western  New  York.    1848. 

Johnston,  H.  P.     Observations  on  Judge 

Jones'  loyalist  History  of  the  American 
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the  revolutionary  war.     1879,  2  v. 

Kapp,  F.     Geschichte  der  Deutschen  im 

staate  New  York.     1869. 

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■ Macauley,  J.     Natural,  statistical,  and 

civil  history  of  the  state  of  New  York.  1829, 
3  V. 

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1868-83,  14  V. 

Proceedings.     1844r49,  4  v. 

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1876.     {N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  1875.) 

Roberts,  E.  H.    New  York,  the  planting 

and  the  growth  of  the  Empire  state.  1887, 
2  V.     (Scudder,  H.  E. ,  Am.  commonwealths. ) 

SwiNTON,  W.     History  of  the  7  regiment, 

National  Guard  .  .  .  during  the  war  of  the 
rebellion.     1870. 

Sylvester,  N.  B.     Historical  sketches  of 

northern  New  York  and  the  Adirondack 
wilderness  .  .  .    1877. 

Turner,  O.  History  of  the  pioneer  settle- 
ment of  Phelps'  and  Gorham's  purchase. 
1851. 

Pioneer  history  of  the  HoUand  pur- 
chase of  western  New  York.     1850. 

Watson,  J.  F.    Annals  and  occurrences 

of  New  York  city  and  state.     1846. 

Watson, W.  C.   Military  and  civil  history 

of  the  county  of  Essex,  New  York  .  .  .  em- 
bracing an  account  of  the  northern  wilder- 
ness.   1869. 


Benson,  E.   Memoir  on  names.    72  pp.    (N.  Y.  Hist. 

Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  V.  2,  1849,  p.  77.)— Bntler,  B.  F.  Outline  of 
the  constitutional  history  of  New  York.  67  pp.  (N.  Y. 
Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  8.  ▼.  2,  1849,  p.  9.)— Early  bistory 
of  NcT*^  York.  40  pp.  (iY.  Am.  Rec.  v.  5t,  1842,  p. 
299.)— Miller,  S.  Discourse  designed  to  commemorate 
the  discovery  of  New  York  by  Henry  Hudson.  29  pp. 
(N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  1  s.  v.  1,  1811.  p.  17.)— Prices  ol 
land  in  the  state  of  New  Tork,  1791.  11  pp. 
(O'Callaghan,  E.  B.,  Docum.  hist,  of  yew  Tork,  v.  3,  p. 
647.)— Se-*Tard,  W.  H.  Notes  on  New  York.  174  pp. 
(  Works,  V.  2,  1853,  p.  7 ;  v.  2, 1884,  p.  7.)— "Warden,  D. 
B.  New  York.  123  pp.  (Art  dt  virif.  Its  dales,  4  s.  V. 
10,  pfl.l 

See  also  Jf  e^v  Tork,  Colony  and  Province,  History. 

I<and  tenure. 

Cheyney,  E.  p.  Anti-rent  agitation  in 
the  state  of  New  York,  1839-46.  1887. 
(James,  E.  J.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  Pub.  Polit.  econ. 
and  public  laic  s.  No.  2.) 

Anti-rent  disturbance.  22  pp.   (JVeic  Englander, 

V.  4,  1846,  p.  *2.)— Liynian,  O.  E.  Lesson  for  England: 
an  American  anti-rent  excitement  and  how  It  was 
queued.    17  pp.    {New  Englander,  v.  iO,  1881,  p.  3^9.) 


Wells,  D.  A.,  Dodge,  E.,  and  Ctjylek, 
G.  W.  Reports  of  the  commissioners  ap- 
pointed by  the  Governor  ...  of  New  York 
...  to  revise  the  laws  for  the  assessment 
and  collection  of  taxes.     1871-72,  2  v. 

Code  of  procedure.   20  pp.    {Dem.  Ret.  v.  29, 1851, 

p.  4S1.';— General  banking  la^v  of  tbe  state  of 
New  York.  20  pp.  (Dem.  Rec.  v.  5,  1839,  p.  427.)— 
Morris,  W.  O'C.  Civil  code  of  New  York.  12  pp. 
(Forln.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  8, 1870,  p.  294.)— Revision  of  tbe 
laws  of  New  Tork.  17  pp.  (iV.  Jin.  Rec.  v.  24, 1827, 
p.  193.) 

See  also  New^  Tork,  Colony  and  Province,  Law. 

Natural  history. 

See  icith  Geology* 

Politics. 

Lawrence,  W.  Report  on  alleged  New 
York  election  frauds.     1869. 

Weed,  T.    Autobiography  [and]  Memoir. 

1884,  2  v. 

Grace,  W.  B.    GoTernment  of  cities  in  the  state  ot 

New  York.  8  pp.  {Barper's  Mag.  v.  67,  1883,  p.  609.)— 
I<ate  election.  New  York  politics.  5  pp.  {Dem. 
Rev.  V.  27, 1850,  p.  529.)— New  Tork  eity  vs.  Ne-*F 
Tork  state.  19  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  6,  1839,  p.  499.)— 
Ne^v  Tork  election.  11  pp.  (Dem.  Rec.  v.  1, 1838, 
p.  252  ;  V.  5,  1839,  p.  3 ;  v.  25, 1849,  p.  4K.)— Sew^ard, 
W.  H.  Speeches  In  the  Senate  ot  New  York.  50  pp. 
(Works,  Y.  1. 1853,  p.  1 ;  v.  1,  1884,  p.  1.}— State  papers. 
265  pp.     ( Works,  v.  2, 1853,  p.  181 ;  v.  2, 1884,  p.  181.) 

Prisons. 

Seeviith  Crime. 

IVeights  and  measnres. 

Weights  and   measnres.      6  pp.      (Am.  Quart. 
Rn:  V.  2,  1827,  p.  533.) 

K^ew  York,  State.     Canal  Commissioners. 

Annual  report,  made  Feb.  4,  1858.     Albany, 

1858.     8°.  —2714 

Wew  Yorlc,  State.    Insurance  department. 

Second  annual  report  of  the  Superintendent. 

Albany,  1861.     2  v.  8°.  —1393 

New  York,  State.    Natural  history  of  New 

York.     Albany,  1842-84.     22  v.  in  23.  4°. 
Contents.    Beck,L.  C.    Mineralogy,  1  v.— De  Kay, 

J.  E.    Zoology,  5  v.— Emmons,  E.    Agriculture,  5  v. 

—Geology,  pt.  2, 1  v.— Hall.  J.    Geology,  pt.  4,  1  v — 

Palaeontology,  5  v.  In  6.— Mather,  W.  W.    Geology, 

pt.  1,  1  v.— Torrey,  J.    Flora,  2  v.— Vannxem,  L. 

Geology,  pt.  3, 1  v. 

New  York,  State.  Prison  Association.  22- 
26  annual  reports  of  the  executive  com- 
mittee, and  accompanying  documents.  Al- 
bany, 1867-71.     5  V.  8°.  —2345 


NEW  YORK,  State 


3162 


NEW  YORK  STATE  LIBRARY 


New  York,  State.  Railroad  Commissioners. 
Drawings  of  maps,  bridges,  profiles,  coal 
burning  locomotives,  etc.,  accompanying 
the  report  of,  for  1856.    Albany,  1857.     8°. 

—2714 

New  York,  iStofe.  Secretary  of  State.  Names 
of  persons  for  whom  marriage  licenses  were 
issued  by  the  Secretary  of  the  province  of 
New  York  previous  to  1784.  Albany,  1860. 
8°.  ,  3564 

O'Ca-LLAqhan,  E.  B.  {Ed.)     Calendar  of 

historical  MSS  in  the  office  of  the  Secretary 
of  State,  Albany,  N.  Y.     1865-66,  2  v. 

New  York  Academy  of  {Sciences.  An- 
nals.   New  York,  1879-86.     3  v.  8°.     —2565 

Transactions,  V.  1-3,  5.    New  York,  1881- 

86.     4  V.  in  2,  8°.  —2563 

Fairchild,  H.  Le  R.   History  of  the  New 

York  Academy  of  Sciences,  formerly  the 
Lyceum  of  Natural  History.     1887. 

iS'ee  also  Liycenin  of  Natural  History  of  'Sew 
York. 

New    York   and   Brooklyn   bridge. 

Opening  ceremonies  of  the  New  York  and 
Brooklyn  bridge.  May  24,  1883.  Brooklyn, 
1883.     sm.  4°.  3565 

New  York  and  Erie  Bailroa«l.  Adams, 
C.  F.,  Jr.,  and  Adams,  H.  B.  Chapters  of 
Erie.     1871. 

New  York  and  liOndon  Petroleum  Com- 
pany.    15  \>l>.     {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  81,  1873,  p.  321.) 

New  York  and  New  Ha^en  Railroad. 

Coleman,  J.  A.  The  flght  of  a  man  with  a  railroad. 
13  pp.  (AUanl.  Monthly,  v.  30, 1872,  p.  641.)— My  railroad 
flght  In  and  out  of  court.  9  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  31, 
1873,  p.  010.) 

New  York  city  during  the  American  revo- 
lution. Being  a  collection  of  original  papers 
(now  first  pub. )  from  the  MSS  in  the  posses- 
sion of  the  Mercantile  Library  Association 
of  New  York  city.     [New  York],  1861.    4°. 

1652 

New  York  Genealogical  and  Biograph- 
ical record.  New  York,  1870-87.  18  v.  in 
13,  8°.  3704 

New  York  Herald,  April  21,  1861- June 
30,  1865.    New  York,  1861-65.    8  v.  fo.   N.52 

Note.—V.  for  1801,  '62  are  Incomplete.  Part  of  the  v. 
for  18C1  is  bound  with  the  2  v.  for  1862,  and  part  with 
the  New  York  Tribune. 

Herald,  onward  !    11  pp.     {Dem.  Rev.  v.  31, 1852, 

p.  lO'J.) 

See  also  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  102, 1866,  p.  373. 

New  York  Historical  Society.  Col- 
lections. New  York,  1811-29.  5  v.  8°.  2  s. 
New  York,  1841-57.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N. 
Y.  Rev.  v.  10,  1842,  p.  93.)  4635 

Collections,   1868-82.     Publication    fund 

series.     New  York,  1868-83.     14  v.  8°.    4634 

Note.—\.  for  1874  wanting. 

John  D.  Jones  fund  series  of  histories  and 

memoirs.    New  York,  1879.    2  v.  8°.      3572 

Contents.  Jones,  T.  History  of  New  York  during 
the  revolutionary  war. 

Proceedings,  1848-49.    New  York,  1844- 

49.     4  V.  8°.  4635 

Catalogue  of  the  books,  tracts,  etc.,  in  the 

library  of  the  New  York  Historical  Society. 
1818.     (N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  1  s.  v.  2,  1814.) 

New  York  Indians.  Denton,  D.  Brief 
description  of  New  York  .  .  .  Likewise  a 
brief  relation  of  the  customs  of  the  Indians 
there.  1670 ;  repr.  1845.  (Pa.  Hist.  Soc. 
Bull.  V.  1.) 


The  same.    A  new  ed.     1845. 

Hough,  F.  B.  [Ed.)    Proceedings  of  the 

commissioners  of  Indian  affairs,  appointed 
by  law  for  the  extinguishment  of  Indian 
titles  in  the  state  of  New  York.  1861,  2  v. 
inl. 

O'Callaghan,   E.   B.    [Tr.)     Brief  and 

true  narrative  of  the  hostile  conduct  of  the 
barbarous  natives  towards  the  Dutch  nation. 
1863. 

RuTTENBER,  E.  M.    History  of  the  Indian 

tribes  of  Hudson's  river.     1872. 

Kills,  A.  Q.    Some  account  of  the  advent  of  the 

New  York  Indians  into  Wisconsin.  35  pp.  (Wisconsin 
Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  V.  2, 1856,  p.  415.) 

See  also  Iroquois  Indians. — Mohawk  Indians. 
— Mohegau  Indians.  —  Onondaga  Indians. — 
Seneca  Indians. 

New  York  Institution  for  the  blind. 

Eighth  annual  report  of  the  managers  to  the 
Legislature  of  the  state,  made  Feb.  1844. 
New  York,  1844.   8°.   (Boundpamph.  v.  143.) 

5934 
New  York  Institution  for  the  deaf  and 

dumb.     19  pp.     (Am.  J.  of  FAucaUnn,  v.  3,  1857,  p.  347.) 

New  York  JuTCnile  Asylum.    Dodge, 

M.  E.  A  day  with  Dr.  Brooks.  22  pp.  (Scrihner's 
Monthly,  V.  1,  1871,  p.  36.) 

New  York  Ldterary  and  Philosophical 
Society.  Transactions,  v.  1.  New  York, 
1815.     4°.  2122 

New  York  Produce  Xixcliaiige.  An- 
nual reports,  1872-82.  New  York,  1873-83. 
10  v.  8°.  —2393 

Wheatley,  R.    New  York  Produce  Exchange.    30 

pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  73, 1886,  p.  189.) 

New  York  Review.  New  York,  1837-42. 
10  v.  8°.  4133 

New  York  IShakespeare  Society.  Pa- 
pers, No.  3.    New  York,  1886.    sm.  4°.    3394 

Contents.  Frey,  A.  R.  William  Shakespeare  and 
alleged  Spanish  prototypes. 

New  York  State  Agricultural  Society. 

Thirty-ninth  annual  report,  for  1879.  Al- 
bany, 1880.     8°.  —4673 

Transactions,  with  an  abstract  of  the  pro- 
ceedings of  the  county  agricultural  societies, 
V.  2-33,  1842-82.  Albany,  1843-84.  32  v.  in 
33,  8°.  —4675 

New  York  State  Board  of  Health. 

Brooks,  E.  Work  of  tho  State  Board  of  health  of 
New  York.  3  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc,  iieporis,  v. 
8,  p.  68.) 

New  York  State  Cabinet  of  Natural  His- 
tory. See  New  York  State  Museum  of  Natu- 
ral History. 

New  York  State  Inebriate  asylum. 

Ceremonies,  etc.     New  York,  1859.    8°. 

—8703 

New  York  State  Iiibrary .  Annual  reports 

of  the  Trustees,  Nos.  45,  53,  57-69.     Albany, 

1863-87.     15  v.  8°.  L.76 

Catalogue,  1855.  General  library.  Al- 
bany, 1856.     8°.  L.72 

Catalogue,  1855.     Law  library.     Albany, 

1856.    8°.  L.72 

Catalogue,  1856.    Maps,  MSS,  engravings, 

coins,  etc.     Albany,  1857.     8°.  L.72 

Catalogue,   1872.     Subject-index  of  the 

general  library.     Albany,  1872.     8°.        L.72 

Catalogue  of  the  books  on  bibliography, 

typography,  and  engraving.  Albany,  1858. 
8°.  L.72 


NEW  YORK  STATE  MED.  SOC. 


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N.  Y.  STATE  MUS.  NAT.  HIST. 


Xew   York   State   Medical   Society. 

Anniversary  address,  at  its  75  annual  meet- 
ing, bv  tlie  President,  William  H.  Bailev. 
Syracuse.  1881.     8°.  —3703 

Transactions,  1858-60,  62,  64,  65,   Albany, 

1S5S-65.     6  V.  8°.  —3794 

Xew  York  State  Museum  of  Xatural 
History.  Annual  reports  of  the  Regents 
of  the  University  on  the  condition  of  the 
State  Cabinet  [Museum]  of  Natural  History. 
Nos.  1-16.  19,  20.  21.  23.  24,  26-39.  Albany, 
1848-86.     20  y.  8°.  —4625 

ConUnls.  Additions  to  the  botanical  depart- 
ment, from  Jau.  1, 1853,  to  Jau.  1, 1S54,  7  rep. — Addi- 
tioiis  to  the  historical  aud  antiquarian  collection,  from 
1849  to  1856,  1860-61,  repts.  3-9,  1*.— Additions  to  tlie 
State  Museum  during  the  years  1865-67,  69-70,  72-86, 
repts.  19-21,  23,  2i,  26-39.— Balrd,  S.  F.  Serpents  ol 
New  York,  rep.  7. — Beck,  L.  C.  Catalogue  of  the 
specimens  lu  the  mlueralngical  department  of  the 
geological  survey,  rep.  1. — Report  on  the  mineralogy 
ol  New  York,  rep.  3. — Beecher,  C.  E.  List  of  species 
of  fossils  from  an  exposure  of  the  Utlca  slate  and 
associated  rocks  ■within  the  limits  of  the  city  of  Albany; 
Some  abnormal  forms  of  fresh-water  shells  from  the 
vicinity  of  Albany,  rep.  36.— Spiral  bivalve  shell  from 
the  Waverley  group  of  Pennsylvania,  rep.  39. — Cata- 
logues of  the  birds,  reptiles,  ampblbians,  fisbes, 
etc.,  added  to  the  State  Cabinet  of  natural  history 

during  the  years  1849-55,  '59,  repts.  2-9,  13 List  of 

genera  and  species  of  braebiopoda,  of  which  sec- 
tions ha%-e  been  prepared  for  the  microscope,  rep.  36. 
— Bmjras,  J.  Badical  words  of  the  Mohawk  lan- 
guage, with  their  derivatives,  rep.  16. — List  of  build- 
ing stones  contained  in  the  economic  c<'>llection  of 
the  State  Museum,  rep.  27.— Carpenter,  P.  P.  Cata- 
logue of  the  Relgen  collection  of  Mazaiian  mollusca, 
rep.  13. — Cbeney,  T.  A.    Illustrations  of  the  ancient 

monuments  in  western  New  York,  rep.  13 ColT-in, 

V.  Ascent  of  Mt.  Seward  and  its  barometrical  meas- 
urement, rep.  24.— Coolt,  G.  H.  Communication  on 
the  nature  of  the  specimens  of  salt  and  salt  water 
presented  by  him,  rep.  7.- List  of  corbicniidae  of 
the  New  York  State  Collection,  rep.  35. — Danker,  H. 
A.  List  of  the  birds  of  New  York,  noticed  in  Maine 
during  June,  1862,  rep.  16.— De  Sjty,  J.  E.  Catalogue 
of  the  fishes  ...  of  New  York,  as  classified  and  de- 
scribed in  Pt.  IV  of  the  New  York  Fauna,  rep.  8.— De 
Tarr,  D.  N.  List  of  the  rhizopoda  found  in  the  vicinity 
of  Albany,  rep.  35— DeT*-ey,  C.  Monthly  result  of 
observations  at  Eochester  for  the  years  1865-66,  rep. 
20. — Dewey,  C.,  and  others.  Addresses  delivered  at 
the  inauguration  of  the  State  Geological  Hall,  Aug.  27, 
1866,  rep.  10.— Pltcb,  A.  Catalogues  of  insects,  repts. 
2,  4.— Facts  and  observations  touching  the  flora  of  the 
state  of  New  York,  rep.  19.— Catalogue  of  fossils  from 
H.  C.  Grosvenor,  of  Cincinnati,  rep.  11.— List  of  Niagara 

fossils   from   Waldron,    Indiana,   rep.    36 Fritz- 

Gaertner,  R.  Notes  on  phlogopyte,  rep.  31.— Record 
of  borings  of  Gardner  oil  Tvell  No.  3  at  east  Sham- 
burg,  Pa.,  rep.  26.— Catalogue  of  geological  speci- 
mens from  England,  rep.  11.— Hall,  C.  E.  Lauren- 
tian  magnetic  iron  ore  deposits  in  northern  New  York, 
rep.  32.— Hall,  J.  Bryozoa  (FenesteUldae)  of  the 
Hamilton  group,  rep.  36.— Catalogue  of  . .  .  rocks  and 
fossils  In  the  gray  sandstone,  Medina  sandstone, 
Clinton  group,  Niagara  group,  Onondaga  salt  group, 
and  a  part  of  the  water-lime  group,  rep.  4. — Catalogue 
of  specimens  in  the  geological  department  of  the  geo- 
logical survey,  rep.  1. — Catalogue  of  specimens  in  the 
palaeontological  department  of  the  geological  survey, 
rep.  1. — Contributions  to  palaeontology,  repts.  12-16, 
20.— Corals  and  bryozoans  of  the  lower  Helderberg 
group,  rep.  32.— Description  of  new  species  of  fossils 
.  .  .  from  the  Trenton  limestone,  rep.  3. — Description 
of  new  species  of  crinoidea  and  other  fossils  from 
strata  of  the  age  of  the  Hudson-river  group  and  Tren- 
ton limestone,  rep.  24.— Description  of  new  species  of 
fossils  from  the  Hudson-river  group,  in  the  vicinity  of 
Cincinnati,  Ohio,  rep.  24.— Description  of  new  species 
of  gonlaiUldae,  rep.  27.— Description  of  stylonurus 
excelsior,  rep.  36.— Descriptions  of  bryozoa  and  corals 
of  the  lower  Helderberg  group,  rep.  26.— DescripOona 
of  corals  from  the  Niagara  and  upper  Helderberg 
groups,  rep.  35.— Descriptions  of  palaeozoic  fossils, 
rep.  10.— Descriptions  of  the  species  of  fossil  reticulate 
sponges,  constituting  the  family  dlctyospongidae,  rep. 
35 — Fauna  of  the  Niagara  group,  in  central  Indiana, 
rep.  28.— Niagara  and  lower  Helderberg  groups ;  their 
relations  and   geographical  distribution,  rep.  27.— 


Note  on  some  obscare  organisms  in  the  roofing  slates 
of  Washington  county.  New  York,  rep.  39.— Note  on 
the  genus  plumallna,  rep.  30. — Notes  and  observations 
on  the  Cohoes  mastodon,  rep.  21. — Notes  on  some  new 
or  imperfectly  known  forms  among  the  brachiopoda, 
etc.,  rep.  23.— Notice  of  some  remarkable  crlnoidal 
forms  from  the  lower  Helderberg  group,  rep.  28.— On 
the  structure  of  the  shells  in  the  genus  orthus,  rep. 
36. — Preliminary  notice  of  the  lamellibrauchiate  shells 
of  the  upper  Helderberg,  Hamilton,  and  Chemung 
groups,  rep.  35.— Reports  of  the  Director,  23,  24,  26-39. 
—Reports  of  the  State  Geologist,  38,  39.— Report  on 
building  stones,  rep.  39. — Reply  to  a  "  Note  on  a  ques- 
tion of  priority,"  rep.  23.— Hall.  J.,  and  Whitfield,  R.  P. 
Description  of  new  species  of  fossils,  from  the  De- 
vonian rocks  of  Iowa,  rep.  23. — Description  of  new 
species  of  fossils  from  the  vicinity  of  Louisville,  Ky., 
and  the  Falls  of  the  Ohio,  rep.  24.— Remarks  on  some 
peculiar  Impressions  in  sandstone  of  the  Chemung 
group,  New  York,  rep.  24.— Hall,  J.  W.  Notice  of  the 
machinery  and  methods  of  cutting  specimens  of  rocks 
and  fossils  at  the  State  Museum,  rep.  35.— HaU,  J.  W., 
and  Frllz-Gaertuer,  R.  On  the  structure  of  astraeo- 
spongla  meniscus,  rep.  30. — Catalogue  of  the  bistorl- 
eal  and  antiquarian  collection  In  the  State  Cabi- 
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See  also  Gell,  Sir  W. 

II  Museo  Chiaramonti.    See  Visconti,  E. 

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XiCCOli,  Niccolo  de'.  Ambrogio.  Epistola 
ad  Bronium  de  obitu  N.  1  p.  (Marline,  E.,  and  Du- 
rand,  IT.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  3,  p.  737.) — Elo- 
ginm.  6  pp.  (Martine,  E.,  and  Durand,  TJ.,  Vet. 
script,  ampliss.  collect,  t.  3,  p.  727.)— Pogglo  Bracclo- 
Unl,  G.  F.  Epistola  ad  Carolum  Aretlnum  de  fuuere 
Nicolal  civis  Florentini.  2  pp.  (Martine,  E.,  and  Du- 
rand, U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  3,  p.  741.)— Pon- 
tanus,  T.  Epistola  ad  Carolum  Aretlnum  [de  N.l  2 
pp.  (Martine,  E.,  and  Durand,  V.,Vet.  script,  ampliss. 
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his  Wlederbelebung  dea  claaalschen  alterthums,  v.  1, 
p.  298.) 

^iccolini,  Fausto,  and  Niccolini,  Felice. 
Le  case  ed  i  monument!  di  Pompei.  Napoli, 
1854-76.    3  V.  fo.  P.28 

Xiccoliui,  Giovanni  Battista.  1785-1861. 
Opere  in  verso  e  in  prosa.  Firenze,  1831. 
3  v.  8°.  —1195 

C-.ii tents.  Orazlone  letta  nell'  Accademla  delle 
Belle  ArtI  11  giomo  del  solenne  triennale  concorso 
del  1806, 1809,  v.  3.— Eloglo  dl  Leon  Batista  Albertl 
letto  nell'  Accademla  delle  Belle  Artl  11  glorno  del 
BOlenne  triennale  concorso  del  1819,  v.  3.— Eloglo  del 
presldente  Giovanni  degli  Alessandri,  v.  3.— An- 
tonio Foscarlnl,  tragedla,  v.  1. — Avisso  del  edl- 
tore,  v.  1. — Artlcolo  necrologico  su  Paolo  Belli  Blanes, 
T.3.— Edipo  nel  bosco  dell'  Enmenldl,  tragedla, 
v.  2.— Delia  vita  e  delle  opere  di  Angelo  D'EIel,  v.  3. 
— Glo-ranui  da  Procida,  tragedla,  v.  1.— Notlzle 
del  Galcclardinl,  v.  3. — Diacorso  intorno  alia  pro- 
prletjk in  fatto  di  lingua  recitato  nell' adunanza solenne 
deir  Imperiale  e  Reale  Accademla  della  Cms- 

ca  11  dl  13  Settembre  1821,  v.  3 Inno  Marziale  dl 

Riga,  V.  2.— Ino  e  Temlsto,  tragedla,  v.  2.— Iscrt- 
zloui,  V.  3.— Notlzle  dl  NIccold  Macbiavelll,  v.  3.— 
Matilde,  dramma  tragico,  t.  2.— Medea,  tragedla, 
V.  2.— Discorso  del  sublime  e  dl  ailehelanglolo, 
letto  nella  solenne  dlstribuzlone  del  premi  triennali 
nella  I.  e  B.  .Accademla  delle  Belle  Arti  II  9  Ottobre 
1825,  T.  3 — Eloglo  dl  Andrea  Orgtignm.  letto  nell'  Ac- 
cademla delle  Belle  Artl  U  glorno  del  solenne  triennale 
concorso  del  1816,  v.  3.— La  Pleta,  cantlca,  v.  2.— 
PoUssena,  tragedla,  v.  1.— Sul  BIccio  rapito  di  Pope 
tradotto  In  itallano  da  S.  Uzlelli,  v.  3.— Artlcolo  necro- 
logico sopra  Antonio  Renzl,  v.  3. — Saffo  a  Faone, 
epistola,  V.  2.— Cenni  suUa  vita,  e  sugll  scriitl  dl  Giu- 
seppe SarchianI  Accademlco  della  Crusca,  v.  3.— 
Considerazionl  sul  rudlmenU  dl  fllosofla  morale  dl 
Dugald  Stuart,  v.  3. 

Arnaldo  da  Brescia.    29  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  N.  Brit. 

Rev.  v.  1,  18«,  p.  458.)— HoweUs,  W.  D.  Glambat- 
tlsta  Niccolinl.  48  pp.  {In  his  Mod.  Italian  poets,  p.  196 ; 
and  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  11.5,  1872,  p.  333.)— Maxade,  C.  de. 
Pontes  modemes  de  I'ltalie.  Nlccoilnl.  28  pp.  {Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1845,  n.  s.  r.  11,  p.  1054.)— Les  pr6cur- 
seurs  Italiens.  Nlccoilnl  et  la  vie  toecane.  22  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1866,  2  p6r.  v.  64,  p.  302.) 

Xiccolo  detto  il  Tribolo.   Vasari,  G.   Niccold 

detto  il  Tribolo.  54  pp.  (  Opere,  v.  6,  p.  55 ;  ViU  de*  pit- 
tori,  V.  11,  p.  167 ;  and  Lives  of  painters,  v.  4,  p.  172 :  Bobn, 
H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 

]Viccolo  di  Piero,  of  Arezzo.    Vasari,  G. 

Niccolo  dl  Piero.  12  pp.  (Opere,  v.  2,  p.  135;  ViU  de' 
pittori,  v.  4,  p.  45 ;  and  Lives  of  painters,  V.  1,  p.  321 : 
Bobn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 


NICCOLS 


3168 


NICEPHORUS  BLEMMIDAS 


Niccols,  or  Nichols,  Richard.  1584—.  Eng- 
lands  Eliza  .  .  .  London,  1610  ;  repr.  1815. 
4°.  {Mirror  for  magistrates,  V.  2^  pt.  5.)  1353 

Winter  night's  vision  .  .  .    London,  1610  ; 

repr.  1815.  4°.  [MiiTor  for  magistrates,  v. 
2,  pt.  4.)  1353 

From  the  legend  of  Robert  Duke  of  IVorniaiidy. 

5  pp.    (Campbell,  T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  3,  p.  133.) 

!9iriccols.    See  also  Nicholls. — Nichols.— Nic- 

olls. — Nicols. 
Xice.    Boileau,  Sir  J.  P.    Statistics  of  N.     7 

pp.  (Statist.  Soc.  London,  Journ.  v.  6,  1843,  p.  240.)— 
Bourqiielot,  L.  F.  Inscriptions  antiques  de  N.,  de 
Clmlez.et  dequelques  Ueux  environnants,  recuelllles 
et  annotees.  104  pp.  (Soc.  antlq.  de  France,  Mini.  v. 
20, 1850,  p.  43.)— Cavour,  C.  B.,  Conte  dl.  Reunion  de 
la  Savoie,  et  de  I'ai'ondlssement  de  N.  k  la  France.  45 
pp.  ((Euvre  parlementaire,  p.  .506.) — Kmbouclieineut 
de  nostre  sanct  p^re  le  pane,  I'empereur,  et  le 
roy  falct  k  N.  8  pp.  (Lafaiat,  L.,  Archiv.  de  I'hist.  de 
France,  1  s.  v.  3,  p.  21.)— Fervel,  J.  N.  Comte  de  N. 
82  pp.  {Rev.  contemp.  1860,  v.  3,  pp.  193,  494;  v.  4,  p.  577.) 
— Gloffredo,  P.  Nicaea  civltas  sacrls  mouumentls 
lllustrata.  120  pp.  (Graevlus,  J.  G-.,  Thes.  antiq.-  Ital. 
V.  9,  pt.  6.)— lilfe  at  N.  17  pp.  {Eraser's  Mag.  v.  61, 
1860,  p.  844.)— Sketclieg  framed  In  olive  wood. 
13  pp.  {Eraser's  Mag.  v.  60,  1859,  p.  579.)— Sykes,  W. 
H.  Statistics  of  Nice  Maritime.  40  pp.  (Statist.  Soc. 
London,  Journ.  v.  18, 1855,  p.  34.)— Tiepolo,  N.  Rela- 
zione,  rltornato  ambasclatore  dal  convento  dl  Nlzza, 
dove  fu  fatta  la  tregua  fra  Carlo  V  e  Francesco  I  con 
I'intervento  dl  papa  Paolo  III,  1538.  41  pp.  (Albdrl, 
E.,  Relax,  ambas.  veneti,  1  s.  v.  2,  p.  75.) — The  same.  [Hal. 
and  Fr.]  52  pp.  (Tommaseo,  N.,  Relat.  amhass.  venit. 
V.  1,  p.  197.)— Universal  suffrage  in  Savoy  and  N. 
19  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  87,  1860,  p.  734.)— "Vallons 
of  ST.  14  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  134,  1883,  p.  701.)— 
Walker,  K.  C.  A  nice  time.  5  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v. 
31,  1865,  p.  366.) 

Xice,  Council  of.    See  Nicaea,  Councils  of. 

IViceiie  creed.  Bull,  G. ,  Bp.  of  St.  David^s. 
Defensio  fidei  Nicaenae.  A  defence  of  the 
Nicene  creed,  out  of  the  extant  writings  of 
the  catholick  doctors,  who  flourished  during 
the  3  first  centuries  of  the  Christian  Church. 
1851-52,  2  V.     [Libr.  Angl.-Cath.  Theol.) 

SwAlNSON,  C.  A.     Nicene  and  Apostles' 

creeds  .  .  .  with  an  account  of  "the  Creed 
of  St.  Athanasius. ' '    1875. 

Bull,  G.,  Bp.  of  St.  David's.    Excerptum  ex  Deten- 

slone  fldei  Nicaenae.  23  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Gr.  V.  17,  p.  12B5.)— Melanchthon,  P.  Enarratlo  sym- 
boli  Nlcenl;  ExpUcatio  symboli  Nlcenl.  196  pp. 
{Opera:  Corpus  Reform,  v.  23,  pp.  193,  347.)— Theo- 
dotus,  Bp.  of  Ancyra.  Exposltlo  symboli  Nlcaenl. 
[Gr.  et  Lat.]  18  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  77, 
p.  1313.)— Vigillus,  Bp.  nf  Thapsus.  De  flde  Nlcaena. 
4  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  62,  p.  465.)— Zu- 
pitza,  J.  Das  Nicaeiscbe  symbolum  in  engllscber 
aufzeichnung  des  12  Jhds.  2  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  1,  1878, 
p.  286.) 

See  also  Nicaea,  Councils  of. 

Wicephorus  I,  St.,  Patriarch  of  Constanti- 
nople. Circa  758-828.  Opera  quae  reperiri 
potuerunt  omnia.  [Gr.  et  Lat.'\  Parisiis, 
1865.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr. 
V.  100.)  —2252 

Contents.  Brevlarlnm  Iilatoricum  de  rebus 
gestis  post  Maurlcii  Imperium.— Canones.— Chro- 
nographia  brevls,  ab  Adamo  ad  Mlchaells  et  Tbeo- 
phlll  tempora.— Antlrrhetlcl  III  adversus  Constan- 
tinum  Copronymnm.— Ignatius,  Bp.  of  Nicaea. 
Vita  S.  Nlcephorl. — Apologotlcus  duplex  pro  sacrls 
Imaginlbus.— Demonstratlo  altera  de  sacrls  imaglul- 
bus. — Epistola  ad  Iieonent  III  papam. — Notitia. — 
Epistola  ad  Theodosluin  monachum  etluclusum. — 
Epistola  ad  euudam  de  llgandl  solvendique  potestate. 
— Theophanes,  Presbyter.  Orailo  de  exsilio  8.  Nice- 
phorl,  et  translatione  rellqularum  ejus. 

Opera  adversus   Iconomachos.     [Cr.   et 

Lat.]  Romae,  1849.  4°.  (Mai,  A.,  Patrum 
nov.  biblioth.  v.  5. )  —8261 

Contents.  Antirrlietlca  III  adversus  Conatanti- 
num  Copronymum.— Apologellcus  pro  sauotls 
imaglulbua. 


Breviarium  rerum  post  Mauricium  gesta- 

rum.  Recognovitlmmanuel  Bekkerus.  [Gr. 
et  Lat.]  Bonnae,  1837.  8°.  (Corpus  script. 
Byz.  V.  32.)  4284 

Ex  Antirrhetlcls  llbrls  loca  selecta :  Censura  sive 

explicatio  quorumdam  secus  allatorum  adversus  sa- 
cras  imagines  testimoniorum ;  Sanctorum  patrum 
testlmonla  LXXX  de  Chrlsto  clrcumscripto;  Eefutatio 
ac  eversio  Eusebil  slmul  et  Epiphanldls  sermonura, 
adversus  D.  N.  J.  C.  incarnatlonem  nugatorie  jactato- 
rum.  [Gr.etLat.]  203  pp.  {Vilrs.,  3.^.,  Spicileg.  Soles- 
mense.y.  1,  pp.  302, 336,  371.)— Antlrrheticus  adversus 
Iconomachos  libellus,  in  praeclpua  eorumdem  argu- 
menta;  Antlrrheticus  liber  adversus  Euseblum  et 
Epiphanidem  :  pars  posterior,  pseudo-Epiphanli  sive 
Epiphanldls  contutatlo ;  Typicum  et  constitutlones  ec- 
clesiastlcae.  [Gr.etLat.]  183  pp.  (Vilv&, 3.  "B.,  Spicileg. 
Solesmense,  v.  4,  pp.  233,  292,  381.)— Cbronographla 
brevis.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  54pp.  {Corpus script.  Byz.  \.12,p. 
735.)— Chronologla,  Interprete  Anastasio  blbllothe- 
cario.  22  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  129,  p. 
511.) — Adversus  Iconomachos;  De  differentia  ima- 
ginls  Christi  et  crucls.  [Gr.]  9  pp.  {Mai,  A..,  Spicileg. 
Roman,  v.  10,  p.  152.) — Interpretamenta  somnio- 
rum.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  10  pp.  (Valerius  Maximus  and 
Obsequens,  J.,  Deprodigiis,  v.  3,  p.  404  :  Lemaire,  N.  E., 
Biblioth.  class.  Lat.) 

Ignatius,  Bp.  of  Nicaea.    Sanctl  Nlcephorl  Con- 

stanllnopolitanl  Archlepiscopl  vita.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  60 
pp.  (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  100,  p.  41.)— Theo- 
ptiaues.  Presbyter.  Oratlo  de  exsilio  S.  Nlcephorl,  et 
translatione  rellqularum  ejus.  5  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  100,  p.  159.) 

IVicepllorus  II,  Patriarch  of  Constanti- 
nople. IS  cent.  Fragmentum  de  oleo  raortuorum.  [6rr.] 
1  p.  (Mai,  A.,  Patrum  nov.  biblioth.  v.  4,  p.  61.) — The 
same.  [Gr.  el  Lai.]  2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Pa<ro/.  «.  Gr. 
v.  140,  p.  805.) 

Xicephoriis  II,  Phocas,  Emperor  of  Con- 
stantinople. Circa  912-69.  De  velltatlone  belllca.  [Gr. 
et  Lat.]  80  pp.  (  Corpus  script.  Byz.  v.  6,  p.  179;  Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  117,  p.  925.)— Novellae.  15  pp. 
{Corpus  script.  Byz.  v.  5,  p.  309.) 

Eixcerpta  ex  blstorila  Arabum  de  expedltloni- 

bus  Syrlacis  Nlcephorl  Phocae  et  Joannls  Tzlmiscls. 
21  pp.  ( Corpus  script.  Byz.  v.  5,  p.  374.) — Iitntprando, 
Bp.  of  Cremona.  Hlstoria.  60  pp.  (Muratorl,  L.  A., 
Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  2,  p.  417.)— Legatio  ad  Nicephorum 
Phocam.  31  pp.  ( Corpus  script.  Byz.  v.  5,  p.  343  ;  Mura- 
torl, L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  2,  p.  479.)— Theodoslna. 
De  Cretae  expugnatione.  48  pp.  {Corpus  script.  Byz, 
V.  5,  p.  259.) 

Bficepliorus  III,  Botaniates,  Emperor  of 

Constantinople.  — 1081.  Aurea  bulla  conflrmans  decreta 
synodalla  Joannls  Xlphillni  de  lucestis  nuptiis  et 
sponsallbus.  [Gr.etLat.]  2  pp.  {Migne,  3.  ¥.,  Patrol. 
s.  Gr.  V.  127,  p.  1481.) 

Bf icephorus.  Monk.    12  cent.    Tractatus  de 

sobrietato  et  cordis  custodla.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  11  pp. 
(Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  147,  p.  945.) 

Xicephorus,  Philosophus.    9  cent.    Vita  S. 

Antouil  Cauleae,  Patriarchae  Constautlnopolitanl.  12 
pp.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  106,  p.  177.) 

Xicepliorus,  Presbyter.    10  cent.    Vita  S. 

Androae  Sail  seu  Stultl.  134  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Gr.  V.  Ill,  p.  021.) 

ZVicephorus,  of  Antioch.    7  cent.    Sancti 

Symeonls  junloris  vita.  [Gr.etLat.]  115  pp.  (Migne, 
.J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  86,  pt.  2,  p.  2987.) 

Nicepborus  Basilacas.    12  cent.    Pro- 

gymnasmata.  [Gr.]  105  pp.  (Walz,  C,  Rhetores  Gr. 
V.  1,  p.  421.) 

Niceplioriis  Bleiiimidas.  Id  cent.  Opera 
omnia.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  Parisiis,  1865.  r.  8°. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  142.)     —2242 

Contents.  Epitome  loglca. — Epistola  encycllca  de 
Blarclieslna. — Sermo  ad  monacbos  monasteril  ab 
ipso  exstructl.— Epitome  pliyslcn.- Exposltlo  in 
Psalmos.- Oratlo  de  regis  offlclls.  —  Ejusdem 
orailonls  textus  alter.  —  Do  prt>cesslone  Splrltua 
Sancti. 

Geograpbia  aynoptica.     [Gr.]    11  pp.    (DIdot, 

A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Geng.  Gr.  min.  v.  2,  p.  458.)— Oratlo 
qnalem  opporteat  eaae  regem.  [Gr.etLat.]  47 
pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Script,  vet.  nov.  collect,  v.  2,  p.  009.)— Oratlo 
prima,  demonstrans  sanctorum  patrum  testlmonlis, 
per  Flllum  et  ex  FiUo  Spiritum  Sanctum  dlcl ;  Ora- 
tlo secuuda  de   uouuuUis  dogmaticis  questiouibus. 


XICEPHORUS  BLEM^DAS 


3169 


NICHOLAS  I 


[Gr.  et  Lat.]  60  pp.  (Allaccl,  L.,  Gr.  orlhodoxae  script. 
V.  1,  pp.  1.  39.) 

UTicephorus    Bryenniiis.     See    Bryen- 

nius.  N. 
Xicephortis  Callisttis  Xanthopiilns. 

14  cent.    Ecclesiasticae  historiae  libri  XVIII. 

[Gr.   et  Lat.]     Parisiis.   1865.      3   v.   r.    8°. 

(Migne.  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.\.  145-147. )  —2242 
Xicephoriis  Chuiuiiiis.  See  Chumnus,  N. 
Xieoplioriis  Gregoras.  See  Gregoras,  N. 
>iceron»  Jean    Frangois.      Niceron.   J.   P. 

Mem.  <ii  s  homiiu's,  v.  7. 

Xiceroii,  Jeau  Pierre.  1685-1738.  Meraoires 
pour  servir  a  Thistoire  des  hommes  illustres 
dans  la  republique  des  lettres.  Avec  un 
catalogue  raisonne  de  leurs  ouv  rages. 
Paris,  1729-45.     43  v.  in  44.  16°.  3817 

Ao/«.— Each  V.  contains  a  table  or  contents. 

Notice  of  X.    (In  liis  Mem.  des  hommes,  v.  40.) 

Wicet.    See  Nicetius. 

]!f  icetAS.    Allacci,  L.   De  Nicetarum  scriptis. 

[  Gr.  el  Lai.]  39  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Patrum  nor.  hibliotk.  ▼.  6, 
pt.  2,  p.  1.) 

IHicetas,  St.,  Bp.  of  AquUeja.    5  cent.    De 

ratlonefldel;  De  Splritus  Sauctl  poientla ;  Dediversls 
appellailonlbus  D.  N.  Jesu  Chrlsto  convenlentlbus ; 
Explanatio  symboll  hablta  ad  compeienies;  Frag- 
menta  VI.  27  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Script.  V€t.  nov.  collect,  v.  7, 
pp.  3U,  319,  330,  332,  339 ;  Mlgne,  3.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  t. 
52,  pp.  817,  853,  863,  865.) 

Bralda,  P.    Dlssertatlo  In  Sanctum  Xlcetam  Epls- 

copum  Aquilelensem.  128  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 
s.  Lat,.  v.  52,  p.  875.) 

Nicetas,  Chartophylax  of  Nicaenum.    1 1  cent. 

Qulbus  temporlbus  et  quarum  criminationum  causa  a 
Cionatantlnopolltana  ecclesia  sejunxerit  se  Eomano- 
rum  ecclesia.  4  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  t.  Gr.  v. 
120,  p.  713.) 

Nicetas,  Byzantinus,  Monk.    12  cent.    Re- 

futatio  epistolae  ab  Armeniae  prlncipe  missae  .  . . 
[Gr.  et  Lat.]  92  pp.  (AUacci,  L.,  Gr.  orthodoxae  tcript. 
V.  1,  p.  663 ;  Migne,  .J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  105,  p.  537.)— 
Contutatio  falsi  libri  quem  scripslt  Mobamedes 
Armbs.  [Gr.  el  Lat.]  109  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Pairum  nor. 
biblioth.  V.  4,  pt.  2,  p.  323;  Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  t.  Gr.  v. 
106.  p.  669.) 

Ktcetas,  of  Nicaea.    De  Graecorum  schis- 

raatlbus.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  3  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Patrum  nor. 
biblioth.  y.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  446.) 

IVicetas  AcomiuatnsChoniates.  —cir- 
ca 1216.  OpersL  omnia.  [Gr.et  iMt.]  Parisiis, 
1865.  2  V.  r.  8°.  (Migne.  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr. 
V.  139,  140.)  —2242 

Contenli.  Hlstorla  Byzantiiui,  inde  ab  Impetlo 
Joannis  Comneni  usque  ad  urbem  anno  1204  a  Latinis 
captam,  v.  1.— Pabrot,  C.  A.  Chronologla  Xicetae; 
Glossarlum,  v.  1.— Laudatio  SS.  archangelorum  MI- 
chaells  et  Gabrlells,  v.  2. — De  statais  antiquis 
quas  Franei  post  captam  Cpolln  destruxerunt,  v.  1. — 
Tbesanrits  ortbodoxae  fidei,  r.  1,  2. 

Historia  ex  recensione  Immanuelis  Bek- 

keri.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  Bonnae,  1835.  8°.  (Cor- 
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^tPAiotf^KT,,  V.  1.  p.  71.)— De  anperstitione  Agare- 
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A..  Patrum  nor.  biblioth.  v.  4,  pt.  2,  p.  432;  pt.  3,  p.  110.) 
— Excerpta  ex  Tbesanro  de  Macedonlo,  Nestorio, 
Eutyche,  V  syuodo,  Incorrupticolls,  VI  synodo,  Arme- 
niis,  Agarenls,  Llziclanis.  [Gr.]  100  pp.  (Mai,  A., 
Spicileg.  Roman,  v.  4,  p.  399.) 

Hicbael  Aeonkln»tnaCli.otklmtea,  Abp.  cf  Athens. 

Monodia  in  f unere  fratrls  hablta.  9  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol.  s.Gr.  v.  140,  p.  361.) 

Nicetas  Eugenianns.    12  cent.  DrosiUae 

et  Charlclis  rerum  libri  IX  nunc  Integros  ed.  Jo.  Fr. 
Bolssonade.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  69  pp.  [Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth. 
gr.  Erot.  tcript.  p.  645.) 

li^vesqne,  P.  C.    Xotlce  des  Amours  de  DroslUe  et 

de  Charlclis,  poem  ou  romau  grec  .  .  .  de  N.  28  pp. 
Supplement  k  la  Notice.  7  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not. 
et  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  6,  1800,  pp.  223,  489.) 

Nicetas  Maronea,  Abp.  of  Thessalonica. 

13  cent,  ProoBmlum  dialogorum  e]  us  de  Splritus  Sancti 


processlone.  [Gr.]  2  pp.  (}S.a.i,  A..,  Patrum  nov.  hibliotk. 
V.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  445.)— Sermone*  varll  in  dlalogl  forma 
conscrlptl  de  processlone  Splritus  Sancti.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.' 
27  pp.    (Migne,  -J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  139,  p.  169.) 

Nicetas  Paneuphemns.  Epistolae.  [&r.] 

6  pp.     (Mai,  A.,  Patrum  nov.  biblioth.  v.  6,  pt,  2,  p.  439.) 

Xicetas  Paphlago,  David,  Bp.  ofDadybri. 

9  cent.  Paraphrasis  Carminum  arcanorum  S.  Gregorli 
Naz.  [Gr.etLat.]  81pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Po/rol.  ». Gr. 
V.  38.  p.  681.)— Specimen  Interpretatlonis  ad  C^rmina 
Nazlanxeni.  [Gr.]  5  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Spici/ej?.  fioman. 
T.  5,  p.  397.) — Orationes  laudatoriae  aUaeque  nonnul- 
lae  festivae ;  Vita  S.  Iguatll  Archlepiscopl  Constantl- 
nopolitani;  Fragmenta  expositionis  in  Lucae  Evan- 
gelium ;  Exegesis  (Carminum  arcanorum  S.  Gregorli 
theologl.  [Gr.etLat.]  284  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  PtUroI.  j. 
Gr.  V.  105,  pp.  15,  487,  575,  577.) 

Xicetas  Pectoratus,  or  Stethatus,  Monk 
of  Constantinople.  11  cetit.  Scripta.  [Gr.  et 
Lot.]  Parisiis,  1864.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  120.)  —2232 

Contents.    Llbellus  contra  Irfitinos.  —  Hfotitia. — 

Practlcornm,  physicorum,  et  gnostlcorum  cipitum 
ceuturlae  III.— De  salntatione  manaali,  fragmen- 
tum. — Carmen  iamblcum  in  Syuieonem  Juniorem. 

lilbellns  contra  Latiuos    et   ab    apocrisiarils 

apostolicae  sedis  Constantinopoli  repertus.  6  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  143,  p.  973.) 

Xicetas  Seidiis.    12  cent.     De  paschate. 

2  pp.     (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  127,  p.  1485.) 

Xicetas  Serron,  Abp.  of  Heradeia.  11  cent. 

Commentarius  in  S.  Gregorli  Nazlanzeui  orationes  I  et 
XI.  26  pp.  (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  36,  p.  933.) — 
Praefatio  ad  catenam  in  Psalmos.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.]  4  pp. 
(Mai,  A.,  Patrum  nov.  biblioth.  v.  3,  p.  139.) 

:^icetius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Treves.  —566.  Trac- 
tatus  de  vlglliis  servorum  Dei ;  Tractatus  de  psalmo- 
diae  bono.  5  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  r.  1,  pp. 
221,  -223;  Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  68,  pp.  365,  371.) 

Nichabour.     Defremery,  C.     Recherches 

sur  3  princes  de  N.,  543-595  de  I'H^gire.  37  pp.  [Joum. 
asiat.  4  s.  v.  8,  1816,  p.  446.) 

Xichol,  John,  LL.  D.  1833—.  Byron.  Nevir 
York.  1880.  12".  (Morley,  J.,  Eng.  men  of 
letters.)  3811 

Hannibal.   A  historical  drama.   Glasgow, 

1873.     12°.  3375 

Memoir  of  Sydney  Dobell.    28  pp.    (Dobell,  S.  T., 

Poet,  works,  v.  1,  p.  ix.) 

]Vichol,  John  Pringle,  LL.  D.  1804-59.  Ar- 
chitecture of  the  heavens.  London,  1851. 
8°.  —2496 

Planet  Neptune :  an  exposition  and  his- 
tory.    Edinburgh,  1849.     8°.  —2497 

Planetary  system  :  its  order  and  physical 

structure.     London.  1850.     8°.  —2497 

Thoughts  on  some  important  points  re- 
lating to  the  system  of  the  world.  Edin- 
burgh. 1846.     8°.  —2497 

Xichol.    See  also  Niccol.— NichoU. — Nicol. — 

NicoU. 
^^ictaolas,  St.    De  vita  beati  Nicolai  Arusi- 

ensls.  8  pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script, 
rtr.  Danic.  v.  5,  p.  303.) 

Xicbolas,  St.,  of  Trani.    Baring-Gould,  S. 

St.  Nicolas  of  Trani.  5  pp.  (Praser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  8, 
1873,  p.  682.) 

Nicholas,  Abp.  of  Lund.    Chronica  episco- 

porum  Lundeusium.  19  pp.  (Laugebeck,  J.,  and 
Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  6,  p.  621.) 

Nicholas,  St.,  Bp.  of  Myra.    See  Nicolaus. 
Nicholas  II,  Bp.  of  RoeskUde.    Registrum 

redituum,  decimarum,  et  exactlonum  ad  episcopura 
Roskildensem  inSelandia,  Meonla,  et  Rugla  pertinen- 
tiura  circa  1370.  152  pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,  and  Suhm, 
P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  7,  p.  1.) 

Nicholas  I,  Emperor  of  Russia.  Baixey- 
DIER,  A.  Histoire  de  I'Empereur  Nicolas. 
1857,  2  V. 

KORFF,M.  A.,  Coun^  Accession  of  Nicho- 
las I.     1857. 


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TuRNERELLi,  E.  T.     What  I  know  of  the 

late  Emperor  Nicholas  and  his  family.  1855. 

Death  of  N.     12  pp.     [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  77,  1855, 

p.  481.1— Entrevue  dw  Pape  Gr^golre  XVI  et 
de  I'Emperetir  Nicolas.  9  pp.  (  Vorrespondant,  v. 
13,  1846,  p.  1.)— Guernsey,  A.  H.  Accession  of  the 
Emperor  Nicholas.  7  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  S,  ISbi,  p. 
658.)— Giiizot,  F.  P.  Q.  Le  roi  Louis-Phlllppe  et 
I'Einpereur  Nicolas:  lH41-i3.  43  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1861,  2  p6r.  v.  31,  p.  5.)— Martlneau,  H.  Last 
birthday  ol  the  Emperor  Nicholas.  10  pp.  (/«  her 
Blog.  sketches,  p.  1.)— Owen,  B.  D.  Thomas  Clark- 
son  and  Nicholas  of  Russia.    13  pp.    [Allanl.  Montkly,  v. 

31,  1873,  p.  449.)— Russian  Czar  at  a  public  ball. 
3  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  4,  18.^2,  p.  828.)— Week  of 
an  Emperor.  6  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  56,  1844, 
p.  127.) 

See  also  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  30, 1844,  p.  1 ;  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
96,  1855,  p.  493.  Also  Crimean  Ti^ar.- Russia,  His- 
tory. 

IVicholas,    Prior  of  Worcester.      12    cent. 

Epistola  ad  Eadmerum  de  prlmatu  sedls  Eboracensls 
In  Scotia.  2  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  159, 
p.  810.) 

Jficliolas,  o/Sf.  .4Z6an's.     lucent.    Epistola 

ad  Petrum  Cellensem.  4  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  V.  202,  p.  622.) 

IVicholas,  Auguste.    Etudes  philosophiques 

sur  le  Chrlstlauiame.   48  pp.    (Rev.  of  In  Dublin  Rev.  v. 

32,  1852,  p.  1.) 

]\^icholas.  Sir  Edward.  1593—.  Nicholas 
papers.  Correspondence.  Ed.  by  George  F. 
Warner.  V.  1,  1641-53.  Westminster.  1886. 
4°.     (CamdmSoc.  n.  s.  V.  40.)  1504 

Correspondence  of,  and  various  members  of  the 

Royal  Family,  during  the  Commonwealth  and  Pro- 
tectorate.   41  pp.     (Evelyn,  J.,  Diary,  v.  4,  p.  187.) 

]Vicliolas,  John.  1763-1819.  On  the  pro- 
posed repeal  of  the  sedition  law.  House  of  Represen- 
tatives, Feb.  25, 1799.  13  pp.  (3o)xns,XOTL,k.,  Representa- 
tive Am.  orations,  v.  1,  p.  83.) 

Nicholas,  Rev.  Thomas.  1820-79.  Annals 
and  antiquities  of  the  counties  and  county 
families  of  Wales  .  .  .  London,  1872.  2  v. 
r.  8°.  2773 

Pedigree  of  the  English  people  :  an  argu- 
ment, historical  and  scientific,  on  English 
ethnology,  showing  the  progress  of  race- 
amalgamation  in  Britain  from  the  earliest 
times,  with  special  reference  to  the  incorpo- 
ration of  the  Celtic  aborigines.  London, 
1868.     8°.  1793 

]W^icholas.    See  also  Nicolas. — Nicolaus. 
Xicliolas  Dunks;  or,  fried  mackerel  for 

dinner.     11  pp.     (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  50,  1841,  p.  363.) 

IVicholas  i  Sacharles,  Juan  de.    El  Es- 

panol  reformado.  Madrid,  1854.  8°.  {Reform. 

antig.  espan.  v.  8. )  —3217 

]%^icIioIas  l^ickleby.    Dickens,  C.  J.  H. 

1264 
Nicholas  papers.    See  Nicholas,  Sir  E. 
Niclioll,  Agnes  Rose  Bouvier.      Needham, 

Mrs.  E.  C.  C.    Agnes  Rose  Bouvier  NlchoU.    4  pp.    (In 

her  Eug.  female  artists,  v.  2,  p.  34.) 

IVlcbolI,  Andrew.     Sketches  from  nature. 

1  p.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  22,  1843,  p.  483.) 

li^iclioll,  George  Frederick.    Palmer's  work 

as  an  oriental  scholar.  77  pp.  (Besant,  W.,  Life  .  .  . 
of  E.  U.  Palmer,  p.  331,  Appendix  1.) 

!9riclioll.  See  also  Niccol.— Nichol.— Nicol. — 
NicoU. 

Nicliolls,  Jlfrs.Charlotte  Bronte  (Currer  Bell, 
pseud.)  1816-55.  Life  and  works.  London, 
1872-73.    4  V.  8°.  1264 

Contents.  Emma,  t.  4.  —  Jane  Eyre,  v.  1. — 
Poems,  V.  4.— Professor,  v.  4.— Shirley,  v.  2.— 
Vlllette,  v.  3. 

Emma  (fragment  of  a  story).    6  pp.    (Harper's  Mag. 

V.  20,  1860,  p.  826.)— AVatching  and  wishing.    1  p. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  22,  1861,  p.  240.)  — "When  thou 
deepest.    1  p.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  23, 1861,  p.  781.) 


Charlotte  Bronte  and  the  Brontd  no-vela. 

37  pp.  (iV^.  Am.  Rev.  v.  85,  1857,  p.  293.)— Chasles,  V. 
E.  P.  Deux  romanciSres  anglaises.  Miss  Bront6  et 
Mme.  Gaskell.  9  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1854,  v.  4,  p.  611.) 
— Etienne,  L.  Littferature  des  femmes  en  Angle- 
terre.  Currer  Bell  (Charlotte  Bront6).  32  pp.  [Rev. 
contemp.  1857,  v.  5,  p.  252.)— Porcade,  E.  Jane  Eyre. 
24  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1848,  n.  s.  v.  24,  p.  471.) — 
Le  roman  contemporaln  en  Angleterre.  Shirley.  22 
pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1849,  n.  per.  v.  4,  p.  714.)- Un 
roman  protestant  et  un  roman  cathoUque.  Vlllette,  by 
Currer  Bell.  Lady-Bird,  by  Lady  Georglana  Fuller- 
ton.  31pp.  (jRew.  d.  d«2ix  mo?!(ies,  1853,  n.  per.  2  s.  V.  1,  p. 
1084.)— Jane  Eyre  j  Shirley.  25  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Om&- 
Un  Rev.  V.  28, 1850,  p.  209.)— Jeaffreson,  J.  C.  Char- 
lotte Bronte  Nicholls.  21  pp.  (In  his  Novels  and 
novell8ts,v.  2,  p.  282.)— Mason,  E.  T.  Charlotte  Bronte. 
24  pp.  (In  his  Personal  traits  of  Brit,  authors,  p.  233.) 
—Currer  Bell's  "Professor."  13  pp.  (Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  50,  1857,  p.  88.)— Shirley  :  a  tale.  21  pp.  (Rev. 
of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  91,  1850,  p.  153.)— Stephen,  L.  In 
his  Hours  In  a  library,  3  s.  p.  325.  40  pp.— Thackeray , 
W.  M.  Charlotte  Bronte's  last  sketch.  7  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  20,  1860,  p.  824. )— Trafton,  A.  Visit  to  Char- 
lotte Bronte's  school  at  Brussels.  3  pp.  (Scribner's 
Monthly,  v.  3, 1872,  p.  186.)— Vlllette.  7  pp.  (Rev.  of 
in  Westm.  Rev.  u.  a.  v.  3,  1853,  p.  474.)— Waring,  S. 
M.  Charlotte  Brontfi's  Lucy  Snowe.  4  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  v.  32,  186G,  p.  368.) 

BiRRELL,  A.     Life  of  Charlotte   Bronte. 

1887.     (Robertson,  E.  S.,  Great  loriters.) 

Gaskell.  Mrs.  E.  C.  S.    Life  of  Charlotte 

Bronte.     1857,  2  v. 

Leyland.  F.  A.    Bronte  family.    1886, 2  v. 

Reid,  T.W.  Charlotte  Bronte.  A  mono- 
graph.    1877. 

iVote.- Repr.  from  Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  34,  1876 ;  v.  35, 
1877. 

Swinburne,  A.  C.     Note  on  Charlotte 

Bronte.     1877. 

Adams,  W.  H.  D.    Charlotte  Brontfi.    70  pp.    (  Cel. 

Englishwomen  of  the  Victorian  era,  v.  1,  p.  119.)— Gris- 
wold,  H.  T.  Charlotte  Bronte.  16  pp.  [In  her  Home 
life  of  great  authors,  p.  286.)— Blartineau,  H.  Char- 
lotte Bronte.  7  pp.  [In  her  Biog.  sketches,  p.  360.)— 
Mont^gnt,  E.  Miss  Bronte,  sa  vie  et  ses  oeuvres. 
89  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1857,  2  p6r.  v.  10,  pp.  139, 
423.)— Reminiscences  of  Charlotte  Bronte,  13 
pp.     (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  2,  1871,  p.  18.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  82,  1857,  p.  77  ;  Westm. 
Rev.  n.  8.  V.  53,  1878,  p.  34. 

Nicholls,  Sir  George.  1781-1865.  History 
of  the  English  poor  law,  in  connexion  with 
the  legislation  and  other  circumstances 
affecting  the  condition  of  the  people.  Lon- 
don, 1854.     2  V.  8°.  —2336 

History  of  the  Irish  poor  law,  in  con- 
nexion with  the  condition  of  the  people. 
London,  1856.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  102,  1857,  p.  59.)  —2336 

History  of  the  Scotch  poor  law,  in  con- 
nexion with  the  condition  of  the  people. 
London,  1856.     8°.  —2336 

Recollections  and  reflections  personal  and 

political,  as  connected  with  public  affairs 
during  the  reign  of  George  III.  London, 
1822.     2  V.  8°.  1515 

Ificholls,  Rev.  Norton.  Circa  1741-1809. 
Correspondence.  See  Gray,  T.,  and  Nicholls, 
Rev.  N.  (in  supplement). 

Remluiscencea  of  Gray.    25  pp.    (Gray,  T.,  Works, 

v.  5, 1858,  p.  29.) 

Mathlas,  T.  J.    Memoir  of  N.    14  pp.     (Gray,  T., 

Works,  V.  1, 1814,  p.  515.)— Some  account  of  a  poet's 
friend.     5  pp.     (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  30,  1844,  p.  412.) 

:9f  icliolls.    See  also  Niccols.— Nichols.— Nic- 

oUs. — Nicols. 
]Vicllol8,  Ada  M.  E.    Marjorie  Gray.    2  pp. 

[Harper's  Mag.  v.  04, 1882,  p.  821.)— Night  and  morn- 
ing. 1  p.  (ScHbner's  Monthly,  v.  16,  1878,  p.  269.)— 
Rlvelll£  I    1  p.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  62, 1881,  p.  107.) 


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IVicliols,  Francis  Morgan.  The  Roman  fo- 
rum :  a  topographical  study.  Rome,  1877. 
8°.  1787 

l^icbols,  Ichabod.   D.D.     Hours  with  the 

Evangelists.  19  pp.  (Rer.  of  in  N.  Am.  Ret.  v.  90, 1860, 
p.  395.) 

Bartol,  C.  A.    Dr.  Xichols.   17  pp.    ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  66, 

1859,  p.  220.)— Wallter,  J.  Klchols's  Natural  theology. 
2  pp.     ( Ckr.  Exam.  v.  11, 1831,  p.  t03.) 

Xichol8,John.  1744-1826.  Biographical  and 
literary  anecdotes  of  William  Bowyer,  and 
of  many  of  his  learned  friends  . . .  London. 
1782.     4°.  3762 

Biographical  anecdotes  of  William  Ho- 
garth; with  a  catalogue  of  his  works  chron- 
ologically arranged.    London.  1782.  8°.  4832 

Biographical  memoirs  of  William  Ged ; 

including  a  particular  account  of  his  pro- 
gress in  the  art  of  block  printing.  [Anon.} 
Newcastle.  1819.    8°.  4836 

Illustrations  of  the  literary  history  of  the 

18  century,  consisting  of  authentic  memoirs 
and  original  letters  of  eminent  persons.  To 
which  are  appended  additions  to  the  Literary 
anecdotes  and  literary  illustrations,  by  John 
Bowyer  Nichols.    London,  1817-58.     8  v.  8°. 

2234 

Literary  anecdotes    of  the   18  century. 

comprizing  biographical  memoirs  of  William 
Bowyer,  printer,  and  many  of  his  learned 
friends ;  an  incidental  view  of  the  progress 
and  advancement  of  literature  in  this  king- 
dom during  the  last  century.  London,  1812- 
15.     9  V.  8°.  1246 

JS'ute — V.  7  contains  an  index. 

Progresses    and    public    processions    of 

Queen  Elizabeth  . . .     London,  1823.   3  v.  4°. 

1532 

Progresses,  processions,  and  magnificent 

festivities  of  King  James  I,  his  roj'al  consort, 
family,  and  court  .  .  .  London.  1828.  4  v. 
4°.  (Rev.  of  in  Retrospect.  Rev.  2  s.  v.  1, 1827. 
p.  387.)  1541 

Select  collection  of  poems ;  with  notes, 

biographical  and  historical.  London,  1780- 
82.     8  V.  12°.  1378 

Note.—\.  8  contains  an  Index  for  all  the  volumes. 

[Ed.)    Epistolary  correspondence  of  Sir 

Richard  Steele.    See  Steele.  Sir  R. 

[Ed.)  The  Theatre,  with  the  Anti-theatre, 

etc.    See  Steele.  Sir  R. 

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contents  ;  the  periods  of  time  to  which  they 
relate,  the  dates  of  their  composition,  their 
MS  sources,  authors,  and  editors.  West- 
minster, 1862.    sm.  4°.  1596 

Barony  of  Po wys.    28  pp.    (Powys-land  Club,  Coll. 

V.  2,  p.  443.) 

(£a.)  Collectanea  topographica.  See  Col- 
lectanea topographica. 

[Ed.)  Grants,  etc.,  from  the  crown  dur- 
ing the  reign  of  Edward  V.  London,  1854. 
sm.  4°.     (Camden  Soc.  No.  60.)  1595 

{Ed.)  Narratives  of  the  days  of  the  re- 
formation, chiefly  from  the  MSS  of  John 
Foxe  the  martyrologist ;  with  2  contem- 
porary biographies  of  Abp.  Cranmer.  Lon- 
don, 1859.     4°.     (ai77iden  Soc.  No.  77.)     1595 

[Ed.)    Two  Bermons  preached  by  the  boy  bishop 

at  St.  Paul's,  temp.  Henry  vm,  and  at  Gloucester, 


temp.  Mary.  70  pp.  (C<iBi<i<ii  MUed.  v.  7,  p.  1:  Camtden 
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and   Bruce,  John  (Eds.)    Wills  from 

Doctors'  commons.  A  selection  from  the 
wills  of  eminent  persons  proved  in  the  pre- 
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Xichols,  L.  D.     Evening  rest.    1  p.     {Har- 
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!X"ichols,  Richard.  See  Niccols.  or  Nichols,  R. 

^icliols,  Thomas.     Handbook  for  readers  at 

the  British  Museum.    London.  1866.  8°.  1145 

Handy-book  of  the  British  Museum  for 

every -day  readers.     London.  1870.   8°.    1773 

Xicliols,  or  Nicols,  Thomas.  A  Lapidary; 
or.  the  history  of  precious  stones.  Cam- 
bridge. 1652.     sq.  12°.  —1736 

Jfichols,  Thomas  L.,  M.  D.  Forty  years  of 
American  life.  2ed.  London,  1874.  12°.  2487 

Human  physiology  the  basis  of  sanitary 

and  social  science.  London,  1872.  12°.  —1607 

Nichols,    Capt.   William.      Wildes,   G.   D. 

Memoir  ol  N.  »  pp.  (Essex  Inst.  Hut.  coll.  v.  6, 1864, 
p.  229.) 

Xichols,  William  Ripley.  Papers  on  the 
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Ou  driukliig-water  and  public  tvater-snp- 

plies.  105  pp.  (Buck,  A.  H.,  Treatite  on  kygiau,  t.  1, 
p.  209.)— Ijactic  acid  and  tlie  lactates  as  food 
products.  5  pp.  (London  Intemat.  Health  Exhib. 
Literature,  v.  5,  p.  163.) 

Xichols.     See  also  Niccols. — Nicholls. — Nic- 

olls.— Nicols. 
]K^ichols  family.    Nichols.  A.    Genealogy 

ol  the  Nichuls  family.  4  pp.  (Essex  Inst.  Uitt.  colL 
V.  3,  1861,  p.  29.) 

Xicholsou,  Alexander,  LL.D.  (Ed.)  Me- 
moirs of  Adam  Black.  2  ed.  Edinburgh, 
1885.     12°.  4767 

Nicholson,  Brinsley  (Ed.)  Discoverie  of 
witchcraft.     See  Scot.  R. 

Nicholson,  Edward  Byron.  Gospel  accord- 
ing to  the  Hebrews,  its  fragments  tr.  and 
annotated,  with  a  critical  analysis  of  the 
external  and  internal  evidence  relating  to  it. 
London.  1879.     8°.  —1254 

Nicholson,  Henry  Alleyne,  M.  D.  1844—. 
Manual  of  zoology  .  .  .  with  a  general  intro- 
duction on  the  principles  of  zoology.  Edin- 
burgh, 1875.     8".  —1697 

On  the  structui-e   and  affinities  of  the 

"tabulate  corals  "  of  the  palaeozoic  period. 
With  critical  descriptions  of  illustrative 
species.     Edinburgh,  1879.     r.  8°.         —2653 

Nicholson,  James  B.     Manual  of  the  art  of 

book-binding.     Phila.  1856.     12°.  L.74 

Nicholson,  Brig.-Gen.  John.     Kaye,  Sir  J. 

W.  Geu.  John  Nicholson.  105  pp.  [In  lUs  Lives  of 
Indian  officers,  v.  3,  p.  296.) 

Nicholson,  John.  The  operative  mechanic, 
and  British  machinist ;  being  a  practical  dis- 
play of  the  manufactories  and  mechanical 
arts  of  the  United  Kingdom.  4  ed.  With 
a  supplement  relating  to  British  public 
works,  by  Baron  Dupin  and  Charles  Taylor. 
And  a  further  supplement,  by  G.  Finden 
Warr.     London,  1853.     8°.  —3736 

Nicholson,  John  P.  (Ed.)  History  of  the 
civil  war  in  America,  v.  3.  See  Paris,  L.  F., 
Comte  de. 

Nicholson,  Peter.  1765-1844.  Carpenter's 
new  guide ;  a  complete  book  of  Imes  for 


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carpentry  and  joinery  . . .  The  whole  being 
carefully  and  thoroughly  revised  by  N.  K. 
Davis,  and  containing  numerous  new,  im- 
proved, and  original  designs  for'  roofs, 
domes,  etc.,  by  Samuel  Sloan.  16  ed.  Phila. 
1860.     4°.  —1773 

Encyclopedia  of  architecture ;    being   a 

new  and  improved  ed.  of  Nicholson's  Dic- 
tionary of  the  science  and  practice  of  archi- 
tecture, building,  etc.  Ed.  by  E.  Lomax  and 
T.  Gunyon.  London,  n.  d.  2  v.  in  1,  and 
plates,  4°.  —1774 

Contents. 
Abacl-Hypotrachelium,  v.  1.    Ice-house-Zotheca,  v.  2. 

Mechanic's  companion ;  or,  the  elements 

and  practice  of  carpentry,  joinery,  brick- 
laying, masonry  .  .  .     Phila.  1845.  8°.  —2723 

Popular  and  practical  treatise  on  masonry 

and  stone-cutting.    London,  1828.  8°.  —1762 

Popular  course  of  pure  and  mixed  mathe- 
matics, for  the  use  of  schools  and  students. 
London,  1825.     8°.  —2425 

Practical  masonry,  bricklaying,  and  plas- 
tering, both  plain  and  ornamental ;  contain- 
ing a  new  and  complete  system  of  lines  for 
stone-cutting ;  .  .  .  with  an  ample  detail  of 
the  theory  and  practice  of  constructing 
arches,  domes,  groins,  .  .  .  the  formation  of 
mortars  and  cements  ;  including  also,  prac- 
tical treatises  on  slating,  plumbing,  glazing 
.  .  .    London,  n.  d.    4°.  —1773 

Practical  treatise  on  the  art  of  masonry 

and  stone-cutting.    London,  1839.  8°.  —1774 

]^icliolsoii,  R.  Steele  (TV.)  Saint  Patrick: 
Apostle  of  Ireland  in  the  3  century ;  the 
story  of  his  mission  by  Pope  Celestine  in 
A.  D.  431,  and  of  his  connexion  with  the 
Church  of  Rome  proved  to  be  a  mere  fiction. 
With  an  appendix,  containing  his  confession 
and  epistle  to  Coroticus.     Dublin,  1868.     8°. 

4892 

IS^icholson,  Samuel.  Acolastus  his  after- 
witte.  Ed.  with  introduction  and  notes  by 
Rev.  Alexander  B.  Grosart.  London,  1876. 
sm.  4°.  1305 

Nicholson,  William,  Bp.  of  Gloucester. 
— 1671.  Exposition  of  the  catechism  of  the 
Church  of  England.  2  ed.  Oxford,  1844. 
8°.     {lAbr.  Angl.-Cath.  Theol.)  —3236 

Nicholson,  Bev.  William  {Ed.)  Remains  of 
Edmund  Grindal.  See  Grindal,  E.,  D.D., 
Abp.  of  Canterbury. 

Nicholson,  William.  1758-1815.  Journal 
of  natural  philosophy,  chemistry,  and  the 
arts.     London,  1797-1802.     5  v.  4°.       —4702 

N.  s.     London,  1802-13.    36  v.  8°.    —4705 

Nicholson.    See  cdso  Nicolson. 
Nicholson  File  Company.    Treatise  on 

files  and  rasps,  descriptive  and  illustrated. 

Providence,  1878.     fo.  —2722 

Nicias,  Athenian  Oen.  — B.  C.  413.   Epistola. 

[Gr.  et  Lat.]  'i  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.gr.  Mpislol. 
Gr.  p.  406.) 

Nicias.    Cox,  Rev.  G.  W.    Nikias.    48  pp. 

(In  his  Llvea  of  Or.  Htatesmeti,  2  8.  p.  200.)— Plutar- 
cHua.  Nicias.  [Gr.  el  Lat.]  24  pp.  (/n  hi*  Yltae,  v.  2, 
p.  626:  Dldot,  A.  F.,  Bibliolh.  gr.)—Tlit  samt.  Tr.  into 
English.  42  pp.  (In  hit  Lives,  ed.  by  A.  H.  Olougli,  v.  3, 
p.  289.) 

Nicias,  of  Miletus.    [Epigramme.    Or.  and 

Ger.]    4  pp.    (HartUDg,  J.  A.,  Gr.  elegiker,  v.  2,  p.  147.) 


Nicknames.  Frey,  A.  R.  Sobriquets  and 
nicknames.     1888. 

See  also  A'ameSt 

Nicias,  Johann  Nikolaus.     1733-1808.     Re- 

ceusus  edltlouum  CI.  Claudlanl,  et  a  Olar.  Jo.  Mattti. 
Gesnero  illustratus  ...  20  pp.  (Claudlanus,  C.,  Opera 
omnia,  v.  i,  p.  1749:  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.) 

{Ed.)     Tew-owKa ;  geoponicorum  sive  de 

re  rustica  libri  XX.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  See  Geo- 
ponicon. 

Nico.    See  Nicon. 

Nicobar  islands.    Ball,  V.    Brief  notes 

on  the  geology  and  on  the  fauna  of  Nancowry  harbour, 
Nicobar  Islands.  10  pp.  (Asiat.  Soc.  Bengal,  Journ. 
V.  39,  pt.  2,  1870,  p.  25.)— Fontana,  N.  On  the  Nicobar 
isles.  16  pp.  (Asiat.  Research,  v.  3,  1792,  p.  149.)— 
lietterg  on  the  Nicobar  islands.  16  pp.  (Quart. 
Rev.  V.  11,  1814,  p.  57.)— Sell -wager,  C.  Fossile  fora- 
mlnlferen  von  Kar  Nikobar.  82  pp.  4  pi.  {Novara  ex- 
pedition, Geol.  then,  2  bd.  2  abth.  p.  187.)— Man,  E.  H. 
List  of  words  of  the  Nicobar  language.  7  pp.  (Asiat. 
Soc.  Bengal,  Journ.  v.  41,  pt.  1, 1872,  p.  1.) 

Nicobule,  or  Nicobula.     Fragmenta.     [Gr. 

et  Lat.]  1  p.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Script,  rerum 
Alex.  Magni,  p.  157  :  with  Arrianus,  Fragmenta.) 

Nicochares.     B.  C.  4  cent.     Fragmenta. 

[Gr.  et  Lat.]  3  pp.  (Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Poet, 
comic,  p.  324 ;  Kock,  K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic. fragm.  v.  1,  p.  770.) 

Nicodemus,  Gospel  of.  Trois  versions  ri- 
mees  de  I'evangile  de  Nicodeme,  par  Chre- 
tien, Andre  de  Coutances,  et  un  anonyme. 
Pub.  d'apres  les  MSS  de  Florence  et  de 
Londres  par  Gaston  Paris  et  Alphonse  Bos. 
Paris,  1885.    8°.     {Soc.  des  anc.  textesfr.) 

—1124 

Hoechst  wlchtige  und  erbauUche  geschlchte  von 

dein  leben  Jesn  Christl  .  .  .    Von  O.  L.  B.  Wolff.    73 
pp.     (Mar bach,  G.  O.,  Volksbuecher,  No.  48.) 
See  also  Bible,  N.  T.,  Apocryphal  books. 

Nicol,  G.,  and  Nicol,  W.  Catalogue  of  the 
library  of  John,  Duke  of  Roxburghe.  Lon- 
don. 1812.     8°.  W.15 

Nicol,  James.  Geological  map  of  Scotland. 
Edinburgh,  n.  d.     fo.  —1624 

Nicol,  James.      Essay  on  the  nature    and 

design  of  Scripture  sacrifices.  19  pp.  (Rev.  of  in 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  33,  1826,  p.  356.) 

Nicol,  John.     17  cent.     True  relation  of  the 

traitorous  massacre  of  the  most  part  of  37  Englishmen 
in  Santa  Lucia,  an  island  of  the  West  Indies.  6  pp. 
(Purchas,  S.,  His  pilgrimes ,  v.  4,  p.  1255.) 

Nicol.  -See  also  Niccol. — Nichol.— Nicholl. — 
NicoU. 

Nicolai,  Christoph  Friedrich.  1733-1811. 
Beschreibung  der  koeniglichen  residenz- 
staedte  Berlin  und  Potsdam,  aller  daselbst 
beflndlicher  merkwuerdigkeiten  und  der 
umliegenden  gegend.  [Anon.]  Berlin,  1786. 
3  V.  8°.  3686 

Beschreibung  einer  reise  durch  Deutsch- 

land  und  die  Schweiz.  Berlin,  1783-96. 
12  V.  8°.  1466 

{Ed.)    Anekdoten  von  koenig  Friedrich 

II  von  Preussen  und  von  einigen  personen, 
die  um  ihn  waren.  Berlin,  1788-90.  6  v. 
in  2,  16°.  5867 

Nicolai,  Jean.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

hommos,  v.  14. 

Nicolai,  Johann.  1665-1708.   De  ritu  antique 

et  liodieruo  Bacchanallorum  commentatio.  22  pp. 
(Gronovius,  J.,  Thes.  Gr.  anliq.  v.  7,  p.  173.) 

Nicolai,  Johann  Friedrich.     Fichte,  J.  G. 

Nlcolal's  leben  und  souderbare  meiuungen.  94  pp. 
(Saemmt.  werke,  v.  8,  p.  1.) 

Nicolai,  Rudolf.     Griechische  literatur-ge- 

schichte  in  neuer  bearbeitung.  Magdeburg, 

1873-78.     3  V.  8°.  2215 

Nicolai.    See  also  Nicolay. 


NICOLARDOT 


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IVicolardot,  Louis.  1823—.  Menage  et 
finances  de  Voltaire.  Avec  une  introduc- 
tion sur  les  nioeurs  des  cours  et  des  salons 
au  18  siecle.     Paris,  1854.     8°.  5896 

]Wicolas,  St.,  Praepositus  of  the  monastery 

of  stadium.  Vita  Sancti  Nlcolal  Studltae.  [Gr.  et  Lat.] 
32  pp.     (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  105,  p.  863.) 

Xicolas,  Cardinal  of  Aragon.    Adrian!  TV 

papae  vita.  5  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  r.  188, 
p.  1351;  Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Hal.  script,  v.  3,  pt.  1,  p. 
441.)— Alexandrl  III  papae  vita.  25  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  200,  p.  11;  Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Rer. 
Ital.  icript.  V.  3,  pt.  1,  p.  448.)— Vita  Innocentil  II 
pontlflcls  Romanl.  3  pp.  (Mlgae,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  179,  p.  31 ;  Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script.y.  3,  pt.  1, 
p.  434.) — Vltae  nonaullorum  pontificniu  Romano- 
mm.  10  pp.  (Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  3, 
pt.  1,  p.  273.) 

STicolas,  Bp.  of  Butrinto.    Relatio  de  itinere 

Itallco  Henricl  VII  ab  anno  1310  usque  ad  annum  1313. 
28  pp.     (Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  9,  p.  883.) 

Xicolas,    Prior   of   the   Mont-aux-Malades. 

12  cent.  Eplatolae  IV  ad  Thomani  Cantuarlensem. 
4  pp.     (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  190,  p.  679.) 

Xi colas  and  Xicolas  de  Montigny.    His- 

torlae  raonasterll  Viconiensis  continuatlo.  13  pp. 
(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  24,  p.  301 ;  MartSne,  E.,  and 
Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  6,  p.  292.) 

iN^icolas  de  Brai.    Circa  1160-1230.     Gesta 

Ludovlcl  VIII  Francorum  regis.  35  pp.  (Bouquet,  M., 
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(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  26,  p.  479.) 

BTiCOlas  de  CJiartres.     Nouveaux  fragments 

du  Liber  Inquestarum  (1269-98),  par  C.  V.  Langlois. 
31  pp.     {Biblioth.  Ecole  d.  CharUs,  v.  46, 1885,  p.  440.) 

Xicolas  de  Troyes.  Le  grand  parangon  des 
nouvelles  nouvelles.  Pub.  d'apres  le  MS 
original  par  Emile  Mabille.  Paris,  1869.  18°. 
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^N'icolaSf  of  Amiens.     13  cent.    Auctarium 

chronlcl  Sigeberti  Gemblacensis.  2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  160,  p.  409.)— Ex  Cliroulco.  5  pp. 
(Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  14,  p.  21 ;  v.  18,  p.  701.) 

IVicolas,  of  Clairvaux.    12  cent.    Epistolae. 

31  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  196,  p.  1593.)— 
Sermones  III  In  natlvitate  Domini;  Sermo  in  festo 
B.  Stephanl  protomartyris ;  Sermo  In  festo  S.  Andreae  ; 
Sermo  in  festo  S.  Klcolai  Myrensls  eplscopl.  18  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  184,  pp.  827, 845, 1049, 1055.) 

IViCOlas,  of  Dijon.  —1694.   Sermons  choisis  : 

Panegyrlques ;  Vetures  et  professions.  293  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Orat.  sacris,  v.  17,  p.  253.) 

Xicolas,  of  Liege.  12  cent.  Algeri  scholastici 

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Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  180,  p.  737.) 

Nicolas,  of  Verdun.    Didron,  A.  N.     Nicolas 

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Xlcolas,  Auguste.    Lacordaire,  J.  B.  H.  D. 

Lettre  k  N.     13  pp.     (  Correspondant,  v.  11, 1845,  p.  898.) 

:9ricolas,  Michel.  1810—.  Des  doctrines 
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Essais  de  philosophic  et  d'histoire  reli- 

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Etudes  critiques  sur  la  Bible.     Ancien 

Testament.     Paris,  1862.     8°.  —1236 

Nicolas,  Sir  Nicholas  Harris.  1799-1848. 
Chronology  of  history.  London,  1833.  16°. 
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History  of  the  battle  of  Agincourt,  and   | 

of  the  expedition  of  Henry  V  into  France,  in 
1415  ;  to  which  is  added,  the  roll  of  the  men 
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History  of  the  royal  navy,  from  the  ear- 
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Life  of  William   Davison.  Secretary  of 

State  and  Privy  Counsellor  to  Queen  Eliza- 
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Literary  remains  of  Lady  Jane  Grey  : 

with  a  memoir  of  her  life.  London,  1825. 
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Memoirs  of  the  life  and   times  of    Sir 

Christopher  Hatton.  Vice-chamberlain  and 
Lord  Chancellor  to  Queen  Elizabeth.  In- 
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and  other  distinguished  persons.  London, 
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Observations  on  the  state  of  historical 

literature,  and  on  the  Society  of  antiquaries, 
and  other  institutions  for  its  advancement 
in  England.     London.  1830.     8°.  2233 

Privy  purse    expenses  of    Elizabeth  of 

York  :  wardrobe  accounts  of  Edward  IV. 
With  a  memoir  of  Elizabeth  of  York,  and 
notes.     London,  1830.     8°.  1557 

Privy   purse  expences  of    King    Henry 

Vni.  152^32,  with  introductory  remarks 
and  illustrative  notes.  London,  1827.  8°.  1544 

Public  records :  a  description  of  the  con- 
tents, objects,  and  uses  of  the  various  works 
printed  by  authority  of  the  Record  commis- 
sion, for  the  advancement  of  historical  and 
antiquarian  knowledge.    London,  1831.    8°. 

W.55 

Roll  of  arms  of  peers  and  knights  in  the 

reign  of  Edward  II.  from  a  contemporary 
MS.     London.  1828.     8°.  2784 

Synopsis    of  the    peerage    of    England. 

London,  1825.     2  v.  in  1,  12°.  2787 

Historic  peerage  of  England  .  .  .     Being 

a  new  ed.  of  the  "Synopsis  of  the  peerage 
of  England."  Revised  ...  by  William 
Courthope.     London.  1857.     8°.  2775 

Testamenta  vetusta :   being  illustrations 

from  wills,  of  manners,  customs,  etc.,  as 
well  as  of  the  descents  and  possessions  of 
many  distinguished  families,  from  the  reign 
of  Henry  II  to  the  accession  of  Queen  Eliza- 
beth.   London,  1826.     2  v,  8°.  —1372 

Life  of  Chancer.  136  pp.  (Chaucer,  G.,  Poet,  works, 

V.  1,  1852,  p.  9;  v.  1,  1870,  p.  1.)— Memoir  of  Joseph 
Rltson.  81  pp.  (Rltson,  J.,  Letters,  v.  1,  p.  1.)— 
Memoir  of  Henry  Kirke  AVhite.  45  pp.  (White,  H. 
K.,  Poet,  works,  p.  ix.) 

(Ed.)    Chronicle  of  London,  from  1089 

to  1483  ;  written  in  the  15  century,  and  for 
the  1  time  printed  from  MSS  in  the  British 
Museum.  To  which  are  added  numerous 
contemporary  illustrations,  consisting  of 
royal  letters,  poems,  and  other  articles  de- 
scriptive of  public  events,  or  of  the  manners 
and  customs  of  the  metropolis.  London, 
1827.    4°.  1591 

{Ed.)     Dispatches    and    letters  of  Vice 

Admiral  Lord  Viscount  Nelson.  See  Nelson, 
Vice-Admiral  H.,  1  Viscount  Nelson. 

(Ed.)     Journal  by  one  of  the   suite  of 

Thomas  Beckington,  .  .  .  during  an  embassy 
to  negociate  a  marriage  between  Henry  VI 
and  a  daughter  of  the  Count  of  Armagnac, 
A.  D.  1442.    London,  1828.    8°.  1543 


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{Ed.)      Proceedings  and  ordinances  of 

the  Privy  Council  of  England.  London, 
1834-37.     7  V.  8°.     {Gt.  Brit.  Record  comm.) 

—3353 

Treatise  on  the  liaw  of  adulterine  bastardy. 

15  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Quart.  Rev.  v.  59,  1837,  p.  48.)— 
ITicolas  and  Palgreve.  3  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  3, 
1831,  p.  522.)— History  ot  the  Orders  of  Knlght- 
bood  of  the  British  Empire.  32  pp.  (Eev.  ot  in 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  68, 1841,  p.  413.)— Life,  letters,  and  lahors 
of  Joseph  Ritson.  14  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Fraser's  Mag. 
V.  9, 1834,  p.  601.) 

]^icolas,  Pierre  Frangois,  and  Gueude* 

vllle,  Victor.  R6cherches  et  experiences  .  .  .  sur  la 
Dlabete  Sucrfi.  12  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  3, 
1805,  p.  410.) 

Nicolas.    See  also  Nicholas.— Nicolaus. 
Nicolas  de  la  Beynie,  Gabriel.  Clement, 

p.  La  police  sous  Nicolas  XIV.  Nicolas  de  la  Reynie. 
52  pp.     {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1864,  2  p6r.  v.  50,  p.  799.) 

Nicolaus  I,  Pope.  — 867.    Responsa  ad  con- 

sulta  Arduici  Archleplscopi  Vesontionensis.  2  pp. 
(Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  1,  p.  596.)— Elplstolae. 
54  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  7,  p.  385.)— 
Eptstolae  et  decreta.  222  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  JPa- 
trol.  s.  Lat.  v.  119,  p.  769.)— Snpplementtim  ad  epls- 
tolas  et  dlplomata.  3  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  129,  p.  1011.) 

Vita.  8  pp.   (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  119,  p.  753.) 

Nicolaus  II,  Pope.    —1061.    Epistolae.    3 

pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  11,  p.  652.1 — 
Epistolae  et  privilegla.  33  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Pa- 
trol, s.  Lat.  V.  143,  p.  1301.) 

Nicolaus  III,  Pope.     —1280.     Rescripta 

regl  Franclae  illustri.  2  pp.  (MartSne,  E.,  and  Du- 
rand,  XJ.,Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  2,  p.  1276.)— Epis- 
tola  ad  Pliilippum  III  Francorum  Regem.  2  pp. 
(Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  683.) 

Nicolaus  IV,  Pope.    —1292.    Bulla.    3  pp. 

(Mart6ne,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  col- 
lect. V.  2,  p.  1301.) 

Nicolaus  T,  Pope.     —1455.     Epistola  ad 

Constantlnum  Romanorum  imperatorem  ultlmum.de 
unlone  eccleslarum.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  6  pp.  (Mlgne,  J. 
P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  160,  p.  1201.]— Epistolae  j  Bullae. 
14  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d",  Spicileg.  v.  3,  pp.  767,  774,  776, 
777,779,784,790,794.) 

Vespasianl.    Eugenii  IV  et  Nlcolai  V  pontlflcum 

Bomanorum  vitae.  25  pp.  (Muratori,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital. 
tcript.  V.  25,  p.  149.)— Volgt,  A.  Nicolaus  V.  50  pp. 
(/n  his  Wiederbelebung  des  classischen  alterthuma,  v. 
2,  p.  53.) 

Nicolaus    I,  Patriarch  of  Constantinople. 

— 925.  Epistolae.  [  Gr.]  280  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Spicileg. 
Roman,  v.  10,  p.  161.)— T/te  same.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  190  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  v.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  Ill,  p.  27.)— Homllla  de 
capta  Thessalonlca  (f ragmeutum).  [  Gr.  et  Lat.  ]  2  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  Ill,  p.  26.)— De  vita 
monastlca.  [Gr.]  8  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Script,  vet.  nov. 
coMeci.v. 9,  p. 611.)— r/ie same.  [Gr.etLat.]  8pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  Ill,  p.  391.) 

Nicolaus  III,  Patriarch  of  Constantinople. 

— 1111.  Synodlcae  constitutiones ;  Responslones  ad 
monachorum  interrogationes;  De  Graecorum  ]eju- 
nils;  Ex  actls  8.  Aberal;  De  typico  Nlcolai  Cp.  brevls 
diatrlba ;  Canon  lamentabilis  B.  V.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.]  30 
pp.  (Pitra,  J.  B.,  Spicileg.  Solesmense,  v.  4,  pp.  466,  476, 
481,  483,  487,  492.) 

Nicolaus,  Abp.  of  Methone.    12  cent.    De 

corpore  et  sanguine  Christl.  5  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Pa- 
trol t.  Or.  V.  135,  p.  509.) 

Nicolaus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Myra.    Bartsch,  K.  F. 

Neue  bruchstuecke  von  Sanct  Nicolaus.  7  pp.  {Ger- 
mania,  v.  29, 1884,  p.  36.)— Zur  legende  vom  H.  Nicolaus. 
4  pp.  {Germania,  v.  4,  1859,  p.  241.)— Diemer,  J. 
Bruchstuecke  elner  legende  vom  H.  Nicolaus.  3  pp. 
[Germania,  v.  2, 1857,  p.  96.)— Giovanni,  Deacon  of  iVo- 
ples.  Vita  S.  Nlcolai  Myreusis.  16  pp.  (Mai,  A., 
Spicileg.  Roman,  v.  4,  p.  324.)— Maury,  A.  Legende 
de  Saint  Nicolas.    6  pp.    [Rev.  arcMol.  v.  4, 1847,  p. 613.) 

Nicolaus,  of  Damascus.   B.  C.  1  cent.   Frag- 

menta.  [Gr.etLat.]  122  pp.  (Bldot,  A.  F.,  Bib  lioth. 
gr.  Fragm.  hist.  Or.  v.  3,  p.  343.)— De  moribus  Grae- 
corum aliarumque  Kentlum  libellus,  cum  In- 

terprelatloue  Latlua  Nlcolai  Cragli.  8  pp.  (Grono- 
TlUB,  J.,  Thei.  Gr.  aniiq.  v,  6,  p.  3843.) 


Sevin,  F.    Recherches  sur  I'hlstoire  de  la  vie  et 

des  ouvrages  de  N.  14  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad. 
Inscript.  Hist.  v.  6, 1729,  p.  486.) 

Nicolaus,  of  Myrae.    5  cent.    Progymnas- 

mata.    [  Gr.]  158  pp.   (Walz,  C,  Rhetores  Gr.  v.  1,  p.  263.) 

Nicolaus.    See  also  Nicholas. — Nicolas. 
Nicolaus  Barbarus,  Patrician  of  Venice. 

Ephemerides  de  CoustantlnopoU  anuo  1453  obsessa 
atque  expugnata,  eaque  inde  a  5  Aprills  usque  ad  29 
Mali  evenerunt  complectentis.  6  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  158,  p.  1067.) 

Nicolaus  Cabasilas.    See  Cabasilas,  N., 

Abp.  of  Thessalonica. 
Nicolaus  VOM  Jeroscliin.  See  Jeroschin, 

N.  von. 

Nicolay,  Rev.  Charles  Grenfell.  Principles 
of  physical  geography,  being  an  inquiry 
into  natural  phenomena  and  their  causes. 
London,  1858.     12°.  1458 

Nicolay,  John  George.  Outbreak  of  rebel- 
lion. New  York,  1881.  12°.  [Campaigns 
of  the  civil  war,  v.  1.)  2617 

and  Hay,  John.     Abraham  Lincoln  :  a 

history.     [CentwTj  Mag.  v.  33-,  1887-.) 

Nicolay,  Ludvrig  Heinrich,  Freiherr  von. 
1737-1820.  Vermischte  gedichte  und  prosa- 
ische  schriften.  Berlin,  1792-95.  8  v.  in  3, 
sra.  4°.  2354 

Contents.    Alclneus   iusel,  v.  4.— Anselm  und 
liilla,   V.   5.— Balladen,   v.   8.— Bankban,  v.   7.— 

Brlefe,  v.  2.— Eleglen,  v.  2. —  Eutwurf  des  poli- 
tischen  zustandes  in  Enropa,  vom  verfalle  der 
roemischen  macht  an  bis  aut  das  16  jahrhundert,  v.  3. 
— Fabeln  und  erzaehlungen,  v.  1.— Neue  fabeln  und 
erzaehlungen,  v.  4,  5. — Der  Falsche  beicbtvater, 
V.  7.— Frau  Brigitte,  v.  7.— Galwine,  v.  4.— Gry- 
phon und  Grille,  v.  4. — Gndula,  v.  5.— Idaea,  Oder 
maennllche  und  weibllche  tugeud,  v.  3.— Das  laudgut 
Mourepos  In  Flnnland,  1804.  Nebst  eiuem  grund- 
risse,  v.  8 — Morganeus  grotte,  v.  6. — Reinhold 
und  Angellka,  v.  7.— Ricbard  und  Mellsse,  v.  5.— 
Ritter  Theobald,  v.  7. —Das  Scboene,  v.  3.— 
Sinngedichie,  v.  2 — Der  Zauberbecher,  v.  5. — 
Zerbin  und  Bella,  v.  5. 

Nicolay,  Nicolas  de.    1517-83.    Navigations, 

peregrinations,  and  voyages,  made  into  Turky.  88 
pp.     (Osborne,  T.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  553.) 

Nicolay.    See  also  Nicolai. 

Nlcolaysen,  N.  Viking-ship  discovered  at 
Gokstad  in  Norway.  With  1  map,  10  wood- 
cuts, and  13  pi.    Christiania,  1882.    4°.    1752 

Nicole,  Pierre.  1625-95.  Pensees :  prece- 
dees  d'une  introduction,  et  d'une  notice  sur 
sa  personne  et  ses  ecrits.  par  M.  Mersan. 
Paris,  1806.     18°.  1258 

L'esprlt  sur  les  v*rit*s  de  la  religion.    127  pp. 

(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Dimonstr.  ivangil.  v.  3,  p.  1037.) 

Niceron,  J.  P.   M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  29.— Racine, 

J.  Lettre  Ji  I'auteur  des  H6r68ies  imaglnalres.  12  pp. 
(  (Euvres  compl.  v.  5,  p.  3.) 

Nicolet,  Jean.  Butterfield,  C.  W.  History 
of  the  discovery  of  the  northwest  by  John 
Nicolet  in  1634,  with  a  sketch  of  his  life. 
1881. 

Nicoletti,  Marco  Antonio.    S.  Paulini  Aqui- 

leleusis  patriarchae  vita.  6  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
t.  Lat.  V.  99,  p.  141.) 

Nicolini,  G.  B.  History  of  the  Jesuits. 
London,  1854.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Elustr. 
lAbr.)  —3297 

History  of  the  Pontificate  of  Pius  IX  :  in- 
cluding a  narrative  of  the  political  move- 
ments in  Italy  during  the  last  5  years.  Edin- 
burgh, 1851.    p.  8°.  —3297 

Nicoll,  Henry  J.  Great  movements  and 
those  who  achieved  them.  With  8  portraits. 
London,  1881.    12°.  1578 


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NIEBUHR 


9  pp.     (Rev. 


1658 
of  in 


[Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 


Contents.  The  repeal  of  the  corn  la-ws :  Bicbard 
Cobden,  John  Bright,  C.  P.  Villlers.— The  ameliora- 
tion of  the  criminal  code :  Sir  Samuel  Bomllly. — 
Popular  edncation:  Lord  Brougham.— The  elec- 
tric telegraph :  Cooke,  Wheatstone,  and  others. — 
The  Introduction  of  gas  :  Murdoch,  Winsor,  Clegg, 
and  others.— Cheap  literatnre  :  Constable,  Cham- 
bers, Knight,  Cassell.— The  repeal  of  the  fiscal  restric- 
tions on  literature  and  the  press :  T.  Milner  Gibson 
and  others.— Penny  postage :  Sir  Rowland  Hill.— 
Prison  reform :  John  Howard.— The  abolition  of 
the  sla-ve  trade  :  William  Wllberforce.— The  steam 
engine,  and  its  application  to  locomotion  by  land 
and  water :  Watt,  Stephenson,  Fulton,  Bell. 

Landmarks  of  English  literature.  New- 
York.  1884.     12°.  2227 

Thomas  Carlyle.      Edinburgh,  1881.     p. 

8°,  4887 

Xicoll,  James.  Historical  and  descriptive 
account  of  Iceland,  Greenland,  and  the  Faroe 
islands ;  with  illustrations  of  their  natural 
history.  2  ed.  [Anon.]  Edinburgh,  1841. 
16°.     [Edin.  Cab.  Libr.) 

Nicoll,  Robert.     Poems. 

yVeitm.  Rev.  v.  38, 1842,  p.  429.) 

Bruce,  XicoU,  Gray.    10  pp. 

88,1876,  p.  297.) 

Bficoll.  See  also  Niccol.— Nichol.— Nicholl.— 

Nicol. 
Nicolls,    Edith.      Biographical    notice    of 

Thomas  Love  Peacock.    28  pp.    (Peacock,  T.  L.,  Works, 

V.  1,  p.  XXV.) 

IW^icolls.  See  also  Niccols.—Nicholls.— Nich- 
ols.— Nicols. 

Xicolovius,  Alfred.  Ueber  Goethe.   Litera- 

rische  und  artistische  nachrichten.    Leipzig, 

^1828.     8°.  5842 

^ficols,  Thomas.  Description  of  the  Canary 
islands  and  Madeira,  with  their  remarkable  fruits 
and  commodities.  41  pp.  (Green,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  1, 
p.  532.) 

IW^icols,  "William.     17  cent.    Report  of  N.,  a 

mariner  in  the  Ascention,  which  travelled  from  Bram- 
port  to  Masulipatan,  written  from  his  mouth  at  Ban- 
tam by  Henry  Moris,  Sept.  12, 1612.  1  p.  (Purchas,  8., 
Uis  pilgrimes,  v.  l,p.  232.) 

^Ticols.  See  also  Niccols.—Nicholls.— Nichols. 

— NicoUs. 
iSTicoIson,  Alexander   {Ed.)    Collection  of 

Gaelic  proverbs  and  familiar  phrases.    Based 

on  Macintosh's  collection.   Edinburgh,  1881. 

P-  8°.  *^       1257 

BJTicolson.    See  also  Nicholson. 
Xiconiacliean  ethics.    See  Aristoteles. 
]\'icoiuachns.    Epigramme.   [Gr.andGer.] 

1  p.     (Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr.  eUgiker,  v.  2,  p.  251.) 

^K^icoiuachns.     Fragmenta.    1  p.    (Didot, 

A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm.  hist.Gr.  v.  3,  p.  664.) 

Xicouiachus,    Comic  poet,    new    comedy. 

Fragmenta.  3  pp.  {Didoi,  A..  T.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Poet,  comic. 
p.  716  ;  Melneke,  A.,  Fragm.  comic.  Gr.  v.  4,  p.  583.) 

Xicoiuachus,  of  Gerasa.    1  cent.    Harmo- 

nlces  manuale.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  60  pp.  (Melbom,  M., 
Antiq.  mus.  auct.  septem,  v.  1;  Meurs,  J.,  Opera  omnia,  v. 
6,  p.  423.) 

Pliiloponns,  J.    Prohoemlum  ad  suum  commen- 

tarium  inNicomachlarithmeticam.  [Gr.]  9pp.  (Mai, 
A.,  SpiciUg.  Roman,  v.  2,  p.  392.) 

Xicomedia.    Ouseley,  Sir  W.     Historical 

notices  of  N'.,  the  ancient  capital  of  Blthynla.  12  pp. 
(Royal  Soc.  of  Lit.  Trans,  v.  1, 1829,  p.  24.) 

^"^icon,  St.,  Armenian  Abbot.    Vita.     7 

(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  113,  p.  975.) 

Nicon  (Metanoita),  St.    Vita.     25  pp.     (Mar- 

tfene,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,Fe«.  script.  amplUs.  collect,  v. 
6,  p.  837.)  ^ 

TTicon,  of  Khaethus,  Monk.    11  cent.    Liber 

de  praeceptis  divlnis.  2  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Gr.  V.  127,  p.  513.) 

m icon.  Comic  poet.  Fragmenta.  1  p.  (Mel- 
neke, A.,  Poet,  comic.  Or.  v.  4,  p.  578.) 


pp. 


Nicon.    See  also  Nikon. 

Nicophon,  or  Nicophron,  Comicpoet.   B.  C. 

3  cent.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  5  pp.  (Didot,  A.  F.,  fiibUot*. 
gr.  Poet,  comic,  p.  326;  Kock,  T.,  Comie.  Attie.  fragm,  v. 

1,  p.  775.) 

!^icopolis.    See  Emmaus. 
Xicosia,  Cyprus.    See  Lefkosia. 
^K^icostratns,  Son  of  Aristophanes.     B.  C. 

4  cent.  Fragmenta.  7  pp.  (Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr. 
Poet. comic,  p.  469 ;  Kock,  1.,  Comic.  Attie.  fragm.  v.  2,  pi. 
1,  p.  215.) 

IV^ideck,  Mattheus  Brewer  van.    See  Brower 

van  Nideck,  M. 
Xiderstedt,  Burchard.      17  cent.      Melita 

vetus  et  nova,  auspiciis  et  j  uasu  Christophorl  CasparU 
Llberl  Baronls,  a  Blumenthal  edita.  40  pp.  (Grono- 
vlus,  J.,  Thes.  Gr.  antiq.  v.  6,  p.  3007.) 

]^'iebnhr,  Barthold  Georg.  1776-1831.  His- 
tory of  Rome.  Tr.  by  Julius  Charles  Hare 
and  Connop  Thirlwall.  New  ed.  London, 
1855-60.  3  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  .4m.  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  4, 1828,  p.  367  ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  51, 1830, 
p.  358  ;  V.  56.  1833.  p.  267 ;  Eraser's  Mag.  v. 
52,  1855.  p.  455 ;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  16.  1823,  p. 
425 ;  V.  42,  1836,  p.  388;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  11, 
1829,  p.  353.)  2753 

Inscriptiones    Nubienses,     commentatio 

lecta  in  conventu  Academiae  archaeologiae 
A.  D.  VI  Kal.  Aug.  1820.  Romae,  1820.  sq. 
8°.  1213 

See  also  Klelne  hist  und  phllol.  schriften,  v.  2. 

Kleine     historische    und    philologische 

schriften.  Bonn,  1828-43.  2  v.  in  1,8°.  —3156 

Contents.  Abbandlungen  In  der  Akademie  der  wls- 
senschaften  zu  Berlin  gelesen :  Antrittsrede,  1810, 
V.  2.— Elnige  anmerkungen  zu  den  fragmenten  der 
rede  des  Kaisers  Clandins,  den  5  Dezember  1811,  v. 
2. — Historlscher  gewinu  aus  der  armenischen  ueber- 
setzung  der  chronik  des  Knsebius,  1819,  t.  1.— Ueber 
die  zu  Mailand  entdeckten  schriften  des  M.  Cornelius 
Fronto,  24  .Januar  1816,  v.  2— Ueber  die  geographlo 
Herodots,  1812,  v.  1.— Zwel  klasslsche  lateinlsclie 
aebriftsteller  des  3  Jahrhunderta  n.  Chr.,  1821, t.  1.— 

Ueber  das  alter  des  Dialogs  Philopatris,  v.  2 

Ueber  die  als  untergeschoben  bezelchneten  scenea 
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Geten,  und  Sarmaten,  v.  1.— Einigff  anmerkungen  zu 
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Carsten  Xiebnbrs  lebeu,  1816,  v.  1.— Elnleitung 
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Vermischte  autsaetze:  Ueber  das  alter  der  2  haelfte 
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Ampbict}-oueubuud,1810,  V.  2.— Ueber  den  unter- 
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Principles  and  acts  of  the  revolution  in 

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;Xiles^  Weekly  register.  Containing 
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Contents.  Oratio  in  Albiannm.— Epistolarnm 
libri  IV.— Tractatus  ad  Kulogliim  monachum. — 
Sermo  in  iilud  Evangelii,  "  Nunc  qui  habet  saccu- 

lum,  tollat,  similiter  et  peram,"  etc De  malignis 

cogltatlontbns.-De  monachornm  praestamia. — 
Institutio  adnionachos.-Llberdemonasticaexer- 
eitatlone. — De  oratione.— Capita  paraeuetica. — 
Tractatus  de  panpertate  volnntaria.— Peristeria 
seu  tractatus  de  virtutibus  excolendis  et  vitiis  f  ugien- 
dls. — Sententiae. — Sermonnm  et  homiliarum  frag- 
menta. — Narrationes  de  caede  monachorum  in  Monte 
Sina.— De  VIII  spirltibus  malitiae.— Snarez,  J. 
M.  Dissertatio  de  operibus  S.  Xlli ;  Liber  chronolo- 
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Spuria  :  Epicteti  31anaale.— De  tentatione  mona- 
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Capita  seu  praeceptiones  sententlosae.  [Gr.etLal.] 

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Xilus,  Eparch  of  Constantinople.    10  cent. 

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Xilus   Doxapatrias.     12  cent.     Notitia 

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See  also  Christian  art. 

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2782 

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Armlne,  Sir  W.-Lllburne,  R.  v.  1. 
Lisle,  J.-Wroth,  Sir  T.  v.  2. 

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Memoirs    of    the    protectoral    house    of 

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2772 
Noble,  Rev.  Samuel.  1779-1853.  Important 
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Noble  and  gentle  men  of  England. 
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Noble  and  renownecl  history  of  Guy, 
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Noble  numbers.     98  pp.     Herrick,  R., 

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Noble  traytour,    9  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  Dublin 

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Nobles,  The.     Humfrey,  L.  2787 

Nobles  et  les  vilains  du  temps  passe. 
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Noblesse  actuelle  en  France.  Senemaud, 
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Noblesse  de  France,  Histoire  complete 
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Noblesse  fran^ise  sous  I'ancienne  mon- 
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Nomenclator  zoologicns.    Agassiz,  L. 

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Nomenclator   zoologicus.     Marschall, 

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Noms  de  plume.  See  Anonyms  and  Pseu- 
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— Ii'lsU  in  America.  10  pp.  (ISrownson's  Quart.  Rev. 
3  8.  V.  3,  1855,  p.  538;  Dublin  Rev.  v.  3,  1837,  p.  452;  N. 
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Salle's  last  expedition  and  discoveries  In  North 
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1775,  to  explore  the  western  coast  of  North  America. 
Tr.  from  the  Spanish.  87  pp.  (Barrlugton,  D.,  Miscel- 
lanies, p.  4G9.)— Memoirs  of  North  America,  con- 
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183  pp.     (H'o)A-s,  V.  12,  p.  1.) 

See  aho  Alaska.  —  Arctic  ref^loiis.  —  Baffin's 
Bay.— Britisli  America.— Britlsli  Columbia.— 
Canada.  —  Cape  Breton.  —  Greenland.  —  Hud- 


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son's  Bay.— MexJco.— >'e-w  Brnnswicli.— Xe-w- 
foniidlaud.  —  Xorth^vest  Territory.  —  Xova 
Scotia.  —  Priuce  Edward's  island.  —  United 
States.— Vauconver's  island. 

A'oU lu  mauy  iustauces,  b<:><>k»  having  on  tbeir  title 

pages  "DescripUon  of  America,"  "Travels  in  Xonh 
America,"  etc.,  relate  only  to  tbe  United  States,  and 
must  be  looked  for  tbere. 

]%'orth  America,  Aboriginal  and  early  in- 
habitants. 

BA^XROFT,  H.  H.  Native  races  of  the 
Pacific  states  of  North  America.  1874-76.  5  v. 

McCcLLOH.  J.  H.,  Jr.       Researches  .  .  . 

concerning  the  aboriginal  history  of  Amer- 
ica.    1829. 

Short.  J.  T.    The  North  Americans  of 

antiquity.     1880. 

Bongain-viUe,  L.  A.     Xotice  historiqne  sur  les 

sauvages  de  rAmerlque  septentrlonale.  25  pp.  (Inst, 
de  Fiance,  Mem.  Sci.  moral.  1  s.  v.  3,  1800,  p.  322.) — 
Dunne,  J.  Notices  relative  to  some  of  the  native 
tribes  of  Xorth  America.  37  pp.  (Boyal  Irish  Acad. 
Trans,  v.  9,  1R03,  p.  101.)— I^atluun,  B.  a.  Misoella- 
neous  contributions  to  the  ethnography  of  North 
America.  20  pp.  (Philol.  Soc.  Lr.ndon,  Proc.  v.  2, 1M6, 
p.  31.)— Mitcliell,  S.  L.  Proofs  of  the  former  exist- 
ence of  a  people  in  Xorth  America,  distinct  from  the 
Indians  and  Europeans.  6  pp.  (S(k;.  of  antiq.  ScoU. 
ArduunL  ScoL  y.  2,  1822,  p.  59.)— Tbompson,  Q.  A. 
A  new  theory  of  the  2  hemispheres,  whereby  it  is  at- 
tempted to  explain  tbe  time  and  manner  in  which 
America  was  peopled.  19  pp.  (PampkUUer,  v.  5, 1815, 
p.  543.) 

See  also  Aztecs.— Indians  of  ^Tortlk  America.- 
Monnd  builders. 

North  America,  Antiquities. 

American  Antiquarian  Society.  Archae- 
ologia  Americana.  Transactions  and  collec- 
tions of  the  American  Antiquarian  Society. 
1820-85,  7  V. 

Baldwin.  J.  D.    Ancient  America ;   in 

notes  on  American  archaeology.     1872. 

Bradford,  A.  W.    American  antiquities. 

1843. 

Delafield.  J.    Inquiry  into  the  origin  of 

the  antiquities  of  America.    1S39. 

Priest,   J.      American  antiquities,  and 

discoveries  in  the  west.     1833. 

Rafn,  C.  C.    Antiquitates  Americanae. 

1837. 

Rau,  C.    Prehistoric  fishing  in  Europe 

and  North  America.  1884.  (Smithson.  Inst. 
Contrib.  v.  25.) 

Squier,  E.  G.    The  serpent  symbol,  and 

the  worship  of  the  reciprocal  principles  of 
nature  in  America.     1851. 

ToxER.  J.  M.    Address  before  the  Rocky 

Mountain  Medical  Association.     1877. 

American  antiquities.   12  pp.   tX.  Am.  Sev.  v.  12, 

1821,  p.  225.)— Arcbaeology  of  Ih'ortb  America. 
32  pp.  {EUa.  Rev.  v.  125,  la67.  p.  332.)— Atwater,  C. 
Description  of  the  antiquities  dlscoTered  In  the  west- 
em  country.  156  pp.  (^Writings,  p.  7.)— Blerxy,  H. 
L'Am^riqae  avant  Christophe  Colomb.  25  pp.  [Rev. 
d.  devx  wumdes,  1876,  3  p6r.  v.  15,  p.  400.)— Hosmer,  (— ). 
Origin  of  our  antiquities.  8  pp.  (OcerW.  Monthly, 
T.  9, 1872,  p.  530.;— Ijnbbock.  Sir  3.  Arch^logle  de 
I'Am^rique  du  nord.  28  pp.  (Bee.  arcKloL  n.  s.  v.  12, 
1865.  pp.  180,  277,  378.) 

See  also  America,  Antiqititie*. 

North  America,  Bibliography. 

Wardex.  D.  B.  Bibliotheca  Americo- 
Septentrionalis :  being  a  choice  collection  of 
books  relating  to  .  .  .  North  America.    1820. 

See  also  America^  Bibliography. 

North  America,  Birds. 

Audubon,  J.  J.  Birds  of  America.  1840- 
44,  7  V. 

Baird,  S.  F.,  Brewer,  T.  M.,  and  Ridg- 


WAY.  R.  History  of  North  American  birds. 
1874,  3  V. 

Water  birds  of  North  America.     1884, 

2  V.  (Harvard  College,  Mus.  Comp.  Zool. 
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Box AP ARTE,  C.  L.  J.  L.,  Prince  de  Canino. 

Genera  of  North  American  birds.    1828. 

Geographical  and  comparative  list  of 

the  birds  of  Europe  and  North  America. 
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Brewer.  T.  M.    North  American  oology. 

1859.     (Smithson.  Inst.  Contrib.  v.  11.) 

Cassix.  J.     Illustrations  of  the  birds  of 

California.  Texas.  Oregon,  British  and  Rus- 
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CouES.  E.     Check  list  of  North  American 

birds.    1882. 

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Key  to  North  American  birds.    1872. 

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North  America,  Botany. 

Bartox  .  W  .  p.  C.  Flora  of  North  America. 
1821-23.  3  V. 

Browxe.  D.  J.    Trees  of  America.    1857. 

Catesby,  M.    Hortus  Europae  America- 

nus :  or.  a  collection  of  85  curious  trees  and 
shrubs,  the  produce  of  N.,America.     1767. 

Darlixgtox.  W.    American  weeds  and 

useful  plants.     1860. 

Eatox,  D.  C.     Ferns  of  North  America. 

1879. 

GooDALE,  G.  L.  Wild  flowers  of  Amer- 
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Gray,    A.      Synoptical   flora   of   North 

America.     1878. 

HovEY,  C.  M.    Fruits  of  America.    1852- 

56,  2  V. 

LESQUEREUx.L..and  James.T.  P.  Manual 

of  the  mosses  of  North  America.     1884. 

Meehax.  T.  American  handbook  of  or- 
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MiCHAUX,  A.    Flora  Boreali-Americana. 

1803.  2  V.  in  1. 

MiCHAUX.  F.  A.,  and  Nuttall.  T.    North 

American  sylva.     1859-65,  5  v. 

Nuttall,  T.    Genera  of  North  American 

plants.     1818,  2  v. 

PuRSH.  F.    Flora  Americae  Septentrio- 

nalis ;  or,  a  systematic  arrangement  and 
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Rafixesque,  C.  S.    New  flora  of  North 

America.     1836. 

Sargext,  C.  S.    Report  on  the  forests  of 

North  America  (exclusive  of  Mexico).  With 
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TORREY.  J. .  and  Gray,  A.    Flora  of  North 

America.     1838-40. 

TuCKERMAX.  E.     Synopsis  of  the  North 

American  lichens.     1882. 

Gray,  A.    Chluris  Boreali-Americana;  Illustrations 

of  new,  rare  North  American  plants.    56  pp.  10  pi. 


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p.  169.) 

North  America,  Discovery  and  settlement. 
Butler,  F.  Complete  history  of  the 
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covery of  North  America,  down  to  the  year 
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■ Felsenhart,  J.     Les  colonies  anglaises 

de  1574  a  1660.     1867. 

Greenhow,  R.    Memoir  ...  on  the  N.W. 

coast  of  North  America  and  the  adjacent 
territories.     1840. 

■ Harrisse,  H.    Jean  et  Sebastien  Cabot. 

Suivie  .  .  .  d'une  chronologie  des  voyages 
au  nord-ouest  de  1497  a  1550.     1883. 

Lodge,  H.  C.  Short  history  of  the  Eng- 
lish colonies  in  America.     1881. 

McGee,   T.   D'A.     History  of  the  Irish 

settlers  in  North  America,  from  the  earliest 
period  to  the  census  of  1850.     1852. 

Margry,  p.  [Ed.)    Decouvertes  et  etab- 

lissements  des  Frangais  dans  I'ouest  et  dans 
le  sud  de  I'Amerique  septentrionale,  1614- 
1724.     1879-87,  5  v. 

Murray,  H.  Historical  account  of  dis- 
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— —  Neill,  E.  D.  English  colonization  of 
America.     1871. 

Parkman,  F.    Pioneers  of  France  in  the 

new  world.     1867. 

Winterbotham,W.  Historical,  geograph- 
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the  American  United  States,  and  of  the 
European  settlements  in  America  and  the 
West  Indies.     1795,  4  v. 

Collier,  J.  P.    On  Richard  Hakluyt  and  American 

discoveries.  10  pp.  [Archaeologia,  v.  33,  1849,  p.  283.)— 
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the  Half-Moon,  Henry  Hudson,  Master.  16  pp.  (N.  Y. 
Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  V.  1,  1841,  p.  317.)— Major,  R.  H. 
True  date  of  the  English  discovery  of  the  American 
continent  under  John  and  Sebastian  Cabot.  26  pp. 
{Archaeolonia,  v.  43,  1871,  p.  17.) — Nautical  discovery 
in  the  northwest.  35  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  48,  1839, 
p.  109.)— Successive  discoveries  of  America.  34 
pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  v.  11,  1841,  p.  277.)— Verrazzano,  J. 
de.  Relation  of  the  land  by  him  discovered.  47  pp. 
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America,  1632-44.  136  pp.  (N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s. 
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crlt.  hist,  of  America,  v.  2,  p.  431.) 

See  also  America,  Discovery,  Settlement,  etc. 

IK^orth  America,  Fishes. 

Herbert,  H.  W.  Frank  Forester's  fish 
and  fishing  of  the  United  States  and  British 
provinces.     1859. 

NORRis,  T.  American  angler's  book.  1865. 

Girard,  C.    Contributions  to  the  natural  history  of 

the  fresh  water  fishes  of  North  America.  A  ?nouograph 
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North  America,  Geology . 

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Douglass,  W.     Summary,  historical  and 

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British  empire  in  America. 


—  Oldmixon,  J. 
1708,  2  V. 

—  Parkman,  F. 
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See  also  Brilisli  America.— British  Columbia. 
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Xorth  America,  Indians. 

See  Indians  of  North  America. 

North  America,  Insects. 

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Morris,  J.  G.    Synopsis  of  the  lepidoptera 

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W.  1527 

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Norton,  A.  Banning.  History  of  Knox 
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county  from  its  first  settlement  .  .  .  together 
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Kenyon  college,  and  other  institutions  of 
learning  and  religion  within  the  county. 
Columbus,  Ohio,  1863.     8°.  3594 

Norton,  A.  Tijffany.  History  of  Sullivan's 
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Lima,  N.  Y.,  1879.     8°.  1616 

Norton,  Andrews.  D.  D.  1786-1853.  Evi- 
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Boston,  1867.     12°.  —4227 

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Norton,  Charles  Eliot.  1827—.  Historical 
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Norton,  Charles  Ledyard.   1837—.    The  mili- 

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Norton,  Mrs.  Delle  E.  W.     1840—.    Poems. 

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Norton,  Frank  H.  Miss  Bridget's  Christ- 
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Norton,  John.    Memoir  of  John  Cotton.     16 

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Norton,  Thomas.  The  tragedie  of  Gorboduc. 
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Scb^varz,E.  Einzelnechirurgischefaelle;  Dysen- 
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Xeriidae,  Xymphalidae,  Papillonldae,  Heridae,  Satyr- 
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v.  2,  abth.  la.— Hemiptera,  v.  2,  abth.  lb Pclzeln, 

A.  von.  Voegel,  v.  1.— Redteubacber,  L.  Coleop- 
tera,  v.  2,  abth.  la.— Sausgnre,  H.  de.  Hymenop- 
tera,  nebst  einem  anhauge  von  J.  Sichel,  v.  2,  abth.  la. 
— Scbiner,  J.  B.  Diptera,  v.  2,  abth.  lb.— Stein- 
dacbuer,F.  Amphibien;  Beptilien,  v.  1.— Zelebor, 
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Ijaveleye,  E.  de.    Voyage  de  la  N.    35  pp.    (Bev.  d. 

deux  mondes,  1868,  2  p4r.  v.  73,  p.  426.) 

XoTara,  Piedmont.    Radetzky,  J.  W.    Le 

baitagUe  dl  Mortara  e  X.  35  pp.  (La  Marmora,  A.  F., 
MarcKese  dl,  Bisorgimento  ilaiiano,  p.  139.) 

If  OTarini,  Luigi.    Niceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des 

hommes,  v.  40. 

If  OTa  Scotia. 

Chabebt,  J.  B.,  Marquise  de.  Voyage 
fait  par  ordre  du  roi  en  1750  et  1751.  dans 
TAmerique  septentrionale.  jwur  rectifier  les 
cartes  des  cotes  de  TAcadie.     1753. 


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CozzENS,  F.   S.     Acadia  ;    or,  a  month 

with  the  Blue  noses.     1870. 

Gesner,  a.    Industrial  resources  of  Nova 

Scotia.     1849. 

Hardy,  Capt.  C.    Forest  life  in  Acadie. 

1869. 

HOLLINQSWORTH,    S.     Present   state    of 

Nova  Scotia.     lAnon.'\    1787. 

MOORSOM,  Capt.  W.     Letters  from  Nova 

Scotia.     1830. 

Argall,  Sir  S.  Expedition  to  the  French  settle- 
ments In  Acadia  and  to  Manhattan  Island,  A.  D.  1613. 
10  pp.  (N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  8.  v.  1,  1841,  p.  333.)— 
Dodge,  M.  A.  Neighborly  call.  7  pp.  (Scribner's 
MontUy,  v.  12,  1876,  p.  553.)— General  description 
of  ]Vova  Scotia.  18  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  19, 1824,  p. 
137.)— Gllman,  A.  Gold-flelds  of  Nova  Scotia.  11  pp. 
(Allant.  Montlily,  v.  13,  1864,  p.  576.)— Ilailly,  E.  du. 
Les  Acadlens  at  la  Nouvelle-Ecosse.  26  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1862,  2  per.  v.  42,  p.  875.)— Jones,  J.  M. 
Account  or  Kjoekken-moedding  In  Nova  Scotia.  2  pp. 
(Smlthson.  Inst.  Report,  1863,  p.  370.)— La  Motlie  Ca- 
dillac, (— )  de.  Extracts  from  [his]  memoir,  1692, 
concerning  Acadia  and  New  England.  17  pp.  (Maine 
Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  V.  6,  1859,  p.  273.)— IVey,  E.  Voyage  k, 
la  Nouvelle-Ecosse.  20  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1831, 
V.  2,  p.  390.)— Nova  Scotia,  and  tier  resources. 
14  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  19,  1863,  p.  478.)— Re- 
marks on  Nova  Scotia.  8  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc. 
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that  sort  ol  thing.  51  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  33,  1874, 
pp.  36,  183,  301,453,  576.) 

See  also  Halifax.— Neiv  Brunsivlck. 

Nova  Scotia,  Geology  and  natural  history. 

Dawson,  Sir  J.  W.    Acadian  geology.    1868. 
Air  breathers  of  the  coal  period  :  a 

descriptive  account  of  the  remains  of  land 

animals  found  in  the  coal  formation  of  Nova 

Scotia.     1863. 

Dawson,  Sir  J.  W.  Parallelism  of  the  rock  forma- 
tions of  Nova  Scotia  with  those  of  other  parts  of  Amer- 
ica. 8  pp.  (Am.  Assoc.  Scl.  Proc.  v.  10,  pt.  2,  1857,  p. 
18.)— Hunt,  T.  8.  Report  on  the  geology  of  the  gold 
region  of  Nova  Scotia.  48  pp.  (Logan,  i't'r  W.  E.,  and 
others,  Geol.  surv.  of  Canada,  1862.)— Jackson,  G.  T., 
and  Alger,  F.  Remarks  on  the  mineralogy  and  geology 
of  Nova  Scotia.  114  pp.  (Am.  Acad,  of  Arts  and  Scl. 
Mem.  n.  s.  v.  1,  1833,  p.  217.)— Willis,  J.  R.  List  of 
birds  of  Nova  Scotia.  7  pp.  (Smlthson.  Inst.  Report, 
1858,  p.  280.) 

NoTa  Scotia,  History.  Akins,  T.  B.  {Ed.) 
Selections  from  the  public  documents  of  the 
province  of  Nova  Scotia.     1869. 

Campbell,  D.  Nova  Scotia  in  its  histor- 
ical, mercantile,  and  industrial  relations. 
1873. 

Haliburton,  T.  C.  Historical  and  statis- 
tical account  of  Nova  Scotia.     1829,  3  v. 

Kidder,  F.   Military  operations  in  eastern 

Maine  and  Nova  Scotia  during  the  revolu- 
tion.    1867. 

Moreau,  C.     Histoire  de  I'Acadie  fran- 

goise.     1873. 
Murdoch,  B.     History  of  Nova-Scotia; 

or,  Acadie.     1865-67,  3  v. 

Nova  Scotia  Historical  Society.     Report 

and  collections  for  the  years  1878-84.  1879- 
85,  4  V. 

Alexander,  Sir  W.    Nova  Scotia,  the  King's  patent 

to  Sir  Wm.  Alexander,  for  the  plantation  of  New  Scot- 
laud  in  America,  and  his  procoodlngs  therein.  3  pp. 
(Purchas,  8.,  Hit  pilgrimes,  v.  4,  p.  1871.)— Papers  rela- 
tive to  the  rival  chiefs  D'Auluey  and  liatour. 
Governors  of  Nova  Scotia.  32  pp.  (Mass.  Ulst.  Soc. 
Coll.  3  9.  V.  7,  1838,  p.  90.)— Discovery  of  New  Scot- 
land. 2  pp.  (Harris,  .^.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  1705,  p.  8.')9.)— 
Papers  relating  to  the  Frcncli  encroachntenta  in 
Nova  Scotia,  1749-54.  32  pp.  (Akins,  T.  B.,  Setecliuns 
from  the  pub.  doc.  of  Nova  Scolia,  p.  359.) — Governonrs 
of  Nova  Scotia,  from  1720.  2  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc. 
Coll.  v.  3, 1791,  p.  101.)— Grant,  A.    Rstimalo  of  tlio  in- 


habitants of  Nova  Scotia,  1764.  2  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc. 
Coll.  V.  10,  1809,  p.  81.)— Martin,  R.  M.  Nova  Scotia. 
62  pp.  (In  his  Brit,  colonies,  v.  1,  p.  158.)— Mauduit, 
J.  Letter,  relative  to  a  reimbursement  from  Parlia- 
ment for  the  expense  of  supporting  the  French  neu- 
trals from  Nova  Scotia.  2  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll. 
V.  6,  1799,  p.  193.)— Smitli,  C.  0.  The  wars  on  the  sea- 
board: the  struggle  In  Acadia  and  Cape  Breton.  13 
pp.  (Wlnsor,  J.,  Narral.  and  crit.  hist,  of  America,  v.  5, 
p.  407.) 

See  also  Ne-*v  Brunstvick. — Port  Royal. 

l^ova  Scotia,  House  of  Assembly.     Papers 

relating  to  the  first  establishment  of  a  representative 
assembly  in  Nova  Scotia,  1755-61.  36  pp.  (Akins,  T. 
B.,  Selections  from  Ihepub.  doc.  of  Nova  Scotia,  p.  707.) 

l^ova  Scotia  Historical  Society.  Re- 
port and  collections  for  the  years  1878-84. 
Halifax,  1879-85.    4  v.  8°.  2631 

Xovas  del  Papagay,  Un  nouveau  texte 

des.  3  pp.  Wesselofsky,  A.  (iionia/iia,  v.  7,  1878,  p.  327.) 

IK^OTatiaiiiis,   Preslnjter  in  Rome.     3  cent. 

Eplslola  clerl  Romani  nomine  scripta.  4  pp.  (Migne,  J. 
P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  3,  p.  993.)— r/ie  same,  tr.  Into  English. 
6  pp.  (Cyprlanus,  T.  C,  St.,  Bp.  of  Carthage,  Works,  v. 
2,  p.  62:  Libr.  of  Fathers ;  Writings,  v.  1,  p.  85:  Ante- 
Nicene  Christ.  Libr.  v.  13.)— Liber  do  Trinitate ;  De 
clbls  Judalcls  eplstola.  41  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Lat.  V.  3,  pp.  911,  981.)— 7'Ae  same,  tr.  into  English.  103 
pp.  (Cyprlanus,  T.  C,  St.,  Bp.  of  Carthage,  Writings,  v. 
2,  p.  293 :  Ante-Nicene  Christ.  Libr.  v.  13.) 

Cyprlanus,  T.  C,  St.,  Bp.  of  Carthage  [attributed 

to].  Ad  Novatlanum.  18  pp.  (Opera omnia,  v.  3,  p.  52  : 
Corpus  script,  eccles.  Lat.  v.  3,  pt.  3  ;  Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Lat.  V.  3,  p.  1255.)— The  same,  tr.  into  English.  16  pp. 
( Writings,  v.  2,  p.  430 :  Ante-Nicene  Christ.  Libr.  v.  13.)— 
Facianus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Barcelona.  Epistolae  ad  Syni- 
pronianum.  16  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  13, 
p.  1051.)— r/te  same,  tr.  into  English.  47  pp.  (Cyprlanus, 
T.  C,  St.,  Bp.  of  Carthage,  Works,  v.  2,  p.  317  :  Libr.  of 
Fathers.)— WopU.ens,  T.  In  Novatlanl  Llbrum  de 
Trinitate;  In  Novatlanl  Eplstolam  de  clbls  Judalcls. 
12  pp.    (In  his  Adversaria  crltlca,  v.  2,  pp.  128, 138.) 

NovatllS.     4  cent.     Sententia  de  humilitate 

etobedlentla  et  de  calcanda  superbla.  2  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  18,  p.  67.) 

Wova  Zembla.  Jonge,  J.  K.  J.  de.  Nova 
Zembla  (1596-97).    The  Barents  relics.   1877. 

Markham,  Capt.  A.  H.  Polar  reconnais- 
sance, being  the'  voyage  of  the  "Isbjoern  " 
to  Novaya  Zemlya  in  1879.     1881. 

Summer  sport  in  Nova  Zcmla.  14  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  134,  1883,  p.  351.) 

Wovelas  ejemplares.    152  pp.    Cervantes 

Saavedra,  M.  de,  Obras,  p.  99.  (Bibliot.  de  autor.  e.^paii. 
V.  1.) 

NoTclistas  anteriores  d  Cervantes. 

3  ed.  Madrid,  1850.  8°.  {Bibliot.  de  autor. 
espan.  v.  3.)  —1193 

Contents.  Aleman,  M.  Aventuras  y  vida  de  Guz- 
man de  Alfarache.— Aragonis,  H.  Doce  cueutos.— 
Contreras,  J.  de.  Selva  do  aventuras.— Co**,  R.  de. 
La  Celeatiua.- Hita,  G.  P.  de.  Guerras  civiies  de 
Granada.— Mendoza,  D.  H.  de.  La  vida  de  Lazarlllo 
de  Tormes.  —  Dlscurso  sobre  la  prlraltiva  novela 
espafiola.  —  Reinoso,  A.  N.  de.  Hlstorla  de  ios 
amores  de  Clareo  y  Florlsea. — Timoneda,  J.  de.  El 
patraHuelo;  El  sobremesa  y  allvlo  de  camlnautcs.— 
Vlllegas,  A.  de.  Hlstorla  del  Abeucorraje  y  la  her- 
mosa  Jorlfa. 

Novelistas  posteriores  d  Cervantes. 

Rosell,  C.  {Ed.)     2  v.     {Bibliot.  de  autor. 

espan.)  .  — 1193 

]¥ovelists.    See  Novels  and  novelists. 
l^OYeliaja  lioreiitina.    Imbriani,V.   1218 
Xovelle  aiiticiie  dei  codici  panciatichiano- 

palatino  138.     Biagi,  G.  {Ed.)  1393 

;Novelle  di  alcuni  autori  florentini. 

Milano,  1815.     16°.     {Raccolta  dinovell.  ital. 

V.  13.)  1283 

Contents. 

Alamannl,  L.         Firenzuola,  A.  Magalotli,  L. 

Bolt.ui,  G.  Loguajuolo,  G.  Pulci,  L. 

Doul,  A.  F.  Machlavelli,  N.  Salvuccl,  S. 


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NOYES 


Sermlnl.G.  T.  1. 
Sozzinl,  A.  T.  2. 

16  cent.    Rela- 

8  pp.    (Alberl,  E., 


Pur- 


NoTelle  dl  antori  senesi.  Milano,  1815. 
2  V.  16°.      (Eaccolta  di  novdl.  ital.  v.  14,  15.) 

1283 

Contents. 
Bandlera,  A.  M.  T.  2.    Uiclnl,  B.  v.  2 
BargagU,  S.  v.  2.  NelU,  G.  v.  2. 

Fortinl.  P.  V.  1. 

Norelli,  Giovanni  Antonio. 

zione  dello  stato  di  Milano,  1553. 
Ke/oi.  ambai.  reneti,  2  s.  v.  5,  p.  »49.) 

?foveIIo,  Vincent   (Ed.)       1781-1861, 
jell's  Sacred  music.    See  Purcell,  H. 

Clarke.  Mrs.  M.  C.     Life  and  labours  of 

Vincent  Novello.    n.  d. 

]¥oYel8  and  novelists.  Forsyth.  W. 
Novels  and  novelists  of  the  18  century.  1871. 

Hazeltin'E,  M.  W.     Chats  about  books, 

poets,  and  novelists.     1883. 

James,  H.  ,  Jr.  French  poets  and  novel- 
ists.    1878. 

Jeaffreson,  J.  C.     Novels  and  novelists 

from  Elizabeth  to  Victoria.     1858,  2  v. 

Latter.  S.     The  English  novel  and  the 

principle  of  its  development.     1883. 

Scott,  Sir  W.     [Lives  of  the  novelists.] 

1861.     {Miscel.  works,  v.  3.) 

Contemporary  literature.     Novelists.     23  pp. 

{BlacJnoood's  Mag.  v.  125,  1879,  p.  322.)— Greg,  W.  R. 
False  morality  of  lady  novelists.  30  pp.  [In  his  Lit. 
and  social  Judgments,  p.  85.)— Maritime  romances 
and  parliamentary  novels.  11  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag. 
T.  4,  1831,  p.  661.) — Modern  no-velists,  great  and 
small.  15  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  77,  1855,  p.  554.)— 
Edward  Lytton  Bulwer's  novels;  and  remarks  on 
novel  \irriting.  24  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  1,  1830, 
p.  509.) 

See  also  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  30,  1847,  p.  253;  v.  47, 
1856,  pp.  195,  286,  536  ;  v.  48, 1856,  p.  57.  Also  Fiction, 
and  the  references  under  it. 

NoTelty  Iron  Works,  N.  Y.  city.   Abbott, 

J.  The  Novelty  Works.  13  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  2, 
1851,  p.  721.) 

November  breathings.    8  pp.    {Black- 

WO'  Is  il'^o-  ^-  1'^.  I'^-l.  P-  C43.; 

]^ovember  morning's  reverie.    4  pp. 

{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  62, 1847,  p.  618.) 

]Sfover,  J.      Bedeutung  und   nachwirkung 

germanischer  mythologle.  32  pp.  {Samml.  wissem. 
vorlrg.  v.  15,  1880,  p.  659.) 

IVoves,  Laura  de.    Blaze  de  Bury,  H.    Laure 

de  Noves.    43  pp.    (Rev.  d.  deux  mondei,  1874,  3p6r.  v.  4, 
p.  241.)— Menard,  L.  M6moire  sur  I'orlgine  de  Laure, 
c6l6bTee  par  Petrarque.  21  pp.   (Inst,  de  France,  Acad. 
Inseript.  Hist.  v.  30, 1764,  p.  756.) 
See  also  Petrarca,  F. 

Novgorod.  Frensdorflf,  J.  Das  statutarische 

recht  der  deutschen  kaufleute  in  N.  35  pp.  (Goettin- 
gen,  K.  gesells.  wissens.  Hist,  philol.  klasse  Abhandl.  v. 
33, 1886.)— Henry ot,  A.  B^publique  de  N.  et  les  Tzars 
deMoscou.    17  pp.    (.Ker.  coniemp.  1868,  v.  1,  p.  629.) 

NoviiiOff,  Olga  de  (n^ de Kirieff).    Irby,  A. 

p.    A  Russian  lady's  book.    7  pp.    (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s. 

v.  21,  1880,  p.  612.) 

Noviomagns,  Gerardus. 
G.  (in  supplement). 

Novisima  recopilaeion  de  las  leyes 
de  £si>aila.  Dividida  en  XII  libros.  En 
que  se  reforma  la  recopilaeion  publicada  por 
el  Seiior  Don  Felipe  11,  en  el  aiio  de  1567,  re- 
impressa  ultimamente  en  el  de  1775 ;  y  se 
incorporan  las  pragmaticas,  cedulas,  decre- 
tos,  ordenes  y  resoluciones  reales,  y  otras 
providencias  no  recopiladas,  y  expedidas 
hasta  el  de  1804.  Mandada  formar  por  el 
Seiior  Don  Carlos  IV;  Suplemento.  Madrid, 
1805-07.     6  V.  in  5.  4°.  —1351 

No vius,  Lucius.   Fragmenta.   2  pp.    (Meyer, 

H.,  Oral.  Hom./ragm.  p.  439.) 

Novoa,  Matias  de.  Memorias  conocidas  hasta 


See  Geldenhaur, 


ahora  bajo  el  titulo  de  Historia  de  Felipe  III, 
por  D.  Barnabe  de  Vibanco.  precedidas  de 
un  prologo  por  D.  Antonio  Canovas  del  Cas- 
tillo. Madrid,  1875.  2  v.  8°.  (Col.  doc 
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Novogorod.    See  Novgorod. 

Novum  lexicon  Graeeo-Iiatiunm  in 
Novum  Testamentum.  Schleusner,  J.  F. 
2  V.  1165 

Novum  lexicon  Graecnm  etymologi- 
cum  et  reale.     Damm,  C.  T.  1192 

Novnm  organon  renovatum.  Whe- 
well.W.  —1498 

Novum  organnm.  Bacon,  F.,  Baroii  Ve- 
ridam.  Viscount  St.  Albans.  — 1416 

Novnm  Testamentum  extra  canonem 
receptum.    Hilgenfeld,  A.  B.  C.  C.  (.Ea.) 

—1253 

Novus  thesaurus  antiquitatum  Eomano- 
rum.     Salleugre,  A.  H.  de.     3  v.  2791 

Novus  thesaurus  philologico-eriti- 
CllS.    Schleusner,  J.  F.     2  v.  R.35 

Novus  thesaurus  veterum  inscripti- 
onum.    Muratori,  L.  A.    4  v.  2741 

Novy  de  Caveyrac,  Jean.     Dissertation 

sur  la  Jouruee  dela  Saint-Bartheleml.  61pp.  (Lataist, 
L.,  Archir.  de  I'hist.  de  France,  1  s.  v.  7,  p.  473.) 

Now  and  then.    178  pp.  Warren,  S.,IFbrfcs, 

V.  4,  p.  1. 

Now  or  never.   112  pp.   Baxter,  R.,  Pract. 

works,  V.  7,  p.  471. 

No  well.  Rev.  Alexander.     Circa  1508-1602. 

Catechism  written  in  Latin.     Together  with 

the    same    catechism    tr.    into  English    by 

Thomas  Norton  .  .  .    Cambridge,  1853.     8°. 

(Parker  Soc.)  —3226 
Chtjrton,  R.    Life  of  Alexander  No  well, 

Dean  of  St.  Paul's.     1809. 
Nowell,  Robert,  of  Reade  Hall,  Lancashire. 

Grosart.  a.  B.  (Ed.)    Towneley  Hall  :MSS. 

Spending  of  the  money  of  Robert  Nowell. 

1877.   • 
Noxious  and  beneficial  insects  of  the 

state  of  Illinois.     Thomas,  C.  — 2654 

Noxious  gases  bill,     15  pp.     Brodrick, 

W.,  8  Fiscount  Midleton.   {Xineteenth  Cent.y.  6, 1879,  p.  854.) 

Noyes,  Charles  H.    The  prodigal.    1  p.    (At- 

lant.  Monthly,  v.  39,  1877,  p.  311.1 

Noyes,  George  F.  —1868.  Bivouac  and  the 
battle-field  ;  or,  campaign  sketches  in  Vir- 
ginia and  Maryland.    New  York,  1863.    12°. 

2657 

Noyes,  George  Rapall,  D.  D.  (Ed.)  1798- 
1868.  Collection  of  theological  essays  from 
various  authors.  With  an  introduction.  5 
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Contents.  Bro^vn,T.  On  the  credibility  of  miracles. 
— Foster,  J.    Death  of  Christ,  considered  as  a  sacrl- 

flce.— Gnlzot,  F.   P.  G.    Faith  and  science Har- 

wood,  E.    On  the  causes  which  probably  conspired 

to  produce  Our  Saviour's  agony Jonvett,  B.  On  the 

belief  in  the  coming  of  Christ  in  the  Apostolical  age ; 
Casuistry ;  On  the  connection  of  Immortality  and  idol- 
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Obituario  eeclesiae  £broieensis,  Ex. 

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Obitnario  Oeninietieensi,  Ex.    7  pp. 

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Obitnario     nionasterii    Montisbnr- 

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Obitnario  Perrinensi,  Ex.  5  pp.  (Bou- 
quet, M.,  Rec.  hi^t.  Gaules,  v.  23.  p.  549.) 

Obitnario  Sanctae  Trinitatis  de  Ex- 

aqulo,  Ex.     2  pp.     (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  23, 

p.  .546.) 

Obitnarinni  eeclesiae  beatae  Vir- 
ginia Hiifnlao.  12  pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P. 
F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  8,  p.  538.) 


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Obitiiariniu  uioiiastcrii  beati  Petri 

Nestvedieusls.  .  13  pp.  (Laugebeck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P. 
F.,  iSeript.  rer.  Dartic.  v.  i,  p.  323.) 

Obituary  and  biograpliical  notices 

in    the   Gentleman's    Magazine,   Index    to. 

Farrar,  R.  H.     [Index  Soc.)  W.66 

Obituary  notices  for  the  years  1878- 

82,  Index  of.  Wheatley,  H.  B.  [Ed.)  5  v. 
[Index  Soc.)  W.66 

Obituary  record  of  graduates  of 
Yale  College  deceased  during  the  aca- 
demical vears  ending  in  June,  1874,  75,  82, 

83,  84,  8'6.  New  Haven,  1874-86.  6  Nos. 
8°.  L. 

Object  lessons.      Brown,  J.      Education 

through  the  senses.  16  pp.  [In  his  Horao  subsecivae, 
V.  2,  p.  469.)— Conversations  on  objects.  52  pp. 
{Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  11,  1862,  pp.  21,  330.)  —  Pri- 
mary instruction  by  object  lessons.     48  pp. 

{Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  12,  1862,  p.  605.) 

Objections  to  the  project  of  creating  a 

vice  Chancellor  of  England.  To  which  Is  added,  a 
letter  from  the  author  to  a  noble  Lord.  12  pp.  (Pam- 
phleteer, V.  1,  1813,  p.  213.) 

Objects,  adTantages,  and  pleasures  of 

science.     11  pp.     il'aniphleteei;  v.  2,  1826,  p.  497.) 

Obligations  of  literature  to  the  mothers 

of  England.     Halsted,  C.  A.  2214 

Obligations    que    les    arts     out     a 

Cliarles  d'Anjou  ot  ii  Charles  VI.  9  pp.  (Leber, 
J.  M.  C,  Dissert,  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  16,  p.  443.) 

Oblique  bridges.  Practical  and  theoretical 

essay  on.     Buck,  G.  W.  —2732 

The  same.    2  ed.  —2722 

Oblong  box.  The.   13  pp.  Foe,  IS,.  A.,  Works, 

ed.  J.  11.  Jni/ram,  v.  2,  p.  265. 

Obradovicli,  Dimitria  Dositej.     1739-1811. 

The  brothers  and  Bister.  3  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v. 
30,  1847,  p.  658.) 

Obras  escogidas  de  fil6sofos,  con  un 

discurso  preliminar  del  excelentisimo  e  ilus- 
trisimo  Senor  Don  Adolfo  de  Castro.  Madrid, 
1873.     8°.     (BiUiot.de  autor.espan.)    —1193 

Contents.  Abril,  P.  S.  .\puntamientos  de  cOmo  so 
deben  reformar  las  doctrlnas.— Albornoz,  B.  do.  Do 
la  limosna;    Do  la  esclavitud.— Alplionsiis  Abu- 

leusis.     Cuestlones  de  fllosofla  moral Cano,  M. 

Tratado  de  la  victoria  de  si  relsmo.— Casas,  B.  de  las. 
Controvorsla  con  el  Doctor  Sepulveda  acorca  de  los 
Indlos;  Tratado  sobre  la  esclavitud  de  los  Indies.— 
Gracian,B.  El  Discrete;  ElHeroe;  Oraculo manual 
y  ai-te  de  prudencia.— Guevara,  A.  de.  Contra  la 
disoluclon  en  lavejez;  Contra  las  guerras  de  con- 
quista;  Fllosofla  moral  de  prlnclpes;  Marco  Aurelio 
y  Faustina ;  Sobre  la  muerte ;  El  Villano  del  Danublo. 
— Hnarte,  J.  E.xamen  de  ingenlos.— Liulli.K.  Arbol 
de  los  ejomplos  de  la  ciencia;  Fllosofla  moral;  Intro- 
ductorio  del  arte  magna  y  general  para  todas  las  clen- 
cias.— Oliva,  F.  P.  do.  Dialogo  de  la  dignidad  del 
hombre.— Sabucotle  Nantes  Barrera,  O.  Coloquio 
de  las  cosas  que  mejoran  este  mundo  y  sus  reptibll- 

cas ;  Coloquio  dol  couoclmlento  de  si  mismo Seneca, 

L.  A.  LIbro  de  oro;  Slete  libros:  de  la  dlvlua  provl- 
doucla,  do  la  vlda  bieuaventurada,  de  la  tranquilidad 
del  anlmo,  de  la  constancla  del  sablo,  de  la  brovodad 
de  la  vlda,  do  la  consolaclon  y  de  la  pobreza ;  tr.  ai 
castellano  por  Pedro  Fernandez  Navarrete.— SetantI, 
J.  Centellns  do  vartosconcoptos.— VIves,  J.  L.  In- 
troduction k  la  sabldurla ;  Del  socorro  de  los  pobres. 

Obrecht,    Ulrich.      1646-1701.      Notae    in 

Dlciyos  Cretensls  De  hello  Trojano  Ubros.  18  pp. 
(Dictys,  of  CreU,  De  bello  Trojano,  v.  2,  p.  601 :  Valpy.  A. 
3.,  Script.  Lai.)  ^' 

—  Nlceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  34. 

Obrenovitch,  House  of.    Bent,  J.  T.    The 

House  of  Obrenovltch.    11  pp.    {Brit.  Quart.  Jiev.  v.  76. 

1682,  p.  37S.) 

Obreiiovitch,  Michael,  Prince   of  Servia. 

Santl\«lth,  U.  Michael  Obrenovltch.  20  pp.  {Fortn, 
Hev.  n.  8.  V.  7,  1870,  p.  394.) 

O'Brien,  Edward.  The  lawyer,  his  char- 
acter, etc.  13  pp.  (Hov.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  21, 
1843,  p.  42.) 


See 


O'Brien,  Edward  Stevenson,  pseud. 
Butt,  I. 

O'Brien,  Fitz-James.  Circa  1828-62.  Poems 
and  stories.  Collected  and  ed.,  with  a  sketch 
of  the  author,  by  William  Winter.  Boston, 
1881.     12°.  1396 

Contents.    Arnold,  G.  O'Brien's  personal  character- 
istics.—The  Boliemlan Davis,  T.  E.    O'Brien  in 

his  last  days.— The  Diamond  lens.— The  Dragon 
fanjj.— Duke  Humplirey's   dinner.— FIske,  8. 

O'Brien's  Bohemian  days.-Tho  Golden  ingot.— The 
liost  room.— Milly  Dove.— Motlier  of  Pearl.— 
My  wife's  tempter.— Poems.-The  Pot  of  tu- 
lips.—Shanly,  C.  D.  Dirge  for  G'Bricn.-Stepliens, 
L.  H.  O'Brien  as  journalist  and  soldier.— Stories.— 
Tommatoo — "What  was  it  T— Winter, W.  Sketch 
Of  O'Brien  ;  Charles  Dawson  Shanly.— The  Wonder- 
smith.— AVood,  F.    O'Brien  as  poet  and  soldier. 

Amazon.     2  pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  16, 1858,  p.  793.) 

—Baby  Bertie's  Cliristmns.  8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
V.  12,  1856,  p.  208.)— Baby  Bloom.  6  pp.  {Harper's 
Mag.  V.  10, 1855,  p.  503.)— Ballad  of  the  Sliamrock. 
4  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  22,  1861,  p.  433.)— The  Beauty. 

4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  11,  1855,  p.  193.)— Belladonna. 
6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  9,  1854,  p.  78.)— The  Bohe- 
mian. 9  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  11, 1855,  p.  233.)— By 
the  Passaic.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  14,  1857,  p.  767.) 
—Captain  Alieant.  4  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  23, 1861, 
p.  105.)— The  CItild  that  loved  a  grave.  2  pp. 
{Harper's  Mag.  v.  22, 1861,  p.  682.)— The  Countersign. 
1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  23,  1861,  p.  396.)— The  Crystal 
bell.  4  pp.  {//arpei-'siVagi.v.  14, 1857,  p.  88.)— DawM.  1 
p.  (Dublin  f/r!it).3/aff.v.  41,1853,  p.  299.)— The  Diamond 
lens.  14  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  1,  1858,  p.  364.)— 
Dora  Dee.  3  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  14,  1857,  p.  369.) 
—Down  in  the  glen  at  Idlewlld.  1  p.  (Harper's 
Mag.  v.  25,1862,  p.  237.)— The  Dragon-fang  possessed 
by  the  conjuror  Plou-Lu.  8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. 
12,  1856,  p.  519.)  —  A  Drawiitg-room  drama.  2 
pp.       (Harper's  Mag.  v.  11,  1855,  p.  397.)  — Tho  Duel. 

5  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  11,  1855,  p.  649.)  — Duke 
Humphrey's  dinner.     5  pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  11, 

1855,  p.  352.)— The  Enchanted  Titan.  2  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  20,  1860,  p.  52.)— A  Fallen  star.  2  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  21,  1860,  p.  834.)— The  Fiddler.  3 
pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  9, 1854,  p.  536.)— The  Flnisliing 
school.  15  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  17,  1858,  p.  433.)— 
The  Havelock.  2  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  23,  1861,  p. 
512.)— Howr  I  overcame  my  gravity.  3  pp.  {Har- 
per's Mag.  v.  28,  1864,  p.  779.)— How  IVellie  lice  was 
pawned.  5  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  13,  1856,  p.  500.)— 
Legend  of  the  Easter  eggs.  2  pp.  {Harper's  Mag, 
V.  22,  1861,  p.  637.)— Theliostroom.  7  pp.  Illarper's 
Mag.  V.  17,  1858,  p.  494.)— The  Lost  steamship.  2  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  20, 1880,  p.  678.)— Love  at  a  lattice. 
3  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  18, 1859,  p.  58.)— Mary  Burnie 
ot  the  mill.  3  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  13,  1856,  p.  782.)— 
Milly  Dove.  8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  11,  1855,  p.  535.) 
— Miiiot's  ledge.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  22,  1861,  p. 
660.)— Mother  of  Pearl.  8  pp.  (//arj)er's  J/agr.  v.  20, 
1860,  p.  392.)— Mrs.  Jnjube  at  home.  4  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  v.  23,  1861,  p.  378.)— My  tirst  of  April.  2 
pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  18, 1859,  p.  661.;— My  Johnny. 
1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  21, 1860,  p.  518.)— My  son.  Sir  I 
5  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  10,  1855,  p.  246.)— My  Valen- 
tine. 2  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  14,  1857,  p.  505.)— The 
Nest  of  nightingales.  3  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  18, 
1859,  p.  520.)— Of  loss.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  !23,1861, 
p.650.)— Our  Cliristmas-tree.  2  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
V.  20, 1860,  p.  513.)— The  Pot  of  gold.  1  p.  (Harper's 
Mag.  v.  23,  1861,  p.  397.)— The  Pot  of  tulips.  7  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  11,  1855,  p.  807.)— The  Prisoner  of 
war.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  24,  1862,  p.  348.)— The 
Prize-fight.  3  pp.  (//ar;)er'«  J/agr.  v.  18,1859,  p.  84. 
—A  Screw  loose.  6  pp.  (//arper's  ^/a;/.  v.  15, 1857,  p. 
629.)— Seeing  the  -world.  4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. 
15,  1857,  p.  542.)— The  Sewing  bird.  10  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V,  21,  1860,  p.  433.)— Sister  Anne.  5  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  12,  1856,  p.  91.)— Tho  Skaters.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  22, 1861,  p.  350.)— A  Soldier's  letter. 
1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  24,  1862,  p.  608.)— The  Tene- 
ment house.  3  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  23,  1861,  p.  732.) 
—A   Terrible   night.    3   pp.     (Harper's   Mag.  v.  13, 

1856,  p.  639.)— Tommatoo.  10  i)p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. 
25, 1852,  p.  :!25.)— Tho  Two  skulls.  2  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  6,1853,  p.  343.)— Uncle  and  nephew.  8  pp. 
{Harper's  Mag.v.  14, 1857,  p.  518.)— Vi'hat  Santa  Clans 
brought  me.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  14, 1857,  p.  196.) 
—What  was  it  I  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  18,  1859,  p. 
504.)— When  I  came  back  from  sea.  2  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  v.  21,  1860,  p.  238.)-Whcn  wc   husked 


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the  coru.  1  p.  iHarper't  Mag.  v.  13,  1856,  p.  382.)— 
The  Wondersmltli.  20  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  4, 
1859,  p.  463.) 

Winter,  W.    Sketch  ol  O.    16  pp.    (O'Brien,  F.-J., 

Poemt  and  slories,  p.  xlll.) 

O^Brien,  Henry.    Round  towers  of  Ireland. 

12  pp.     (Kev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  59, 1834,  p.  143.) 

Gallery  of  literary  characters.  Henry  O'Brien.  2  pp. 

(Praser's  Mag.  v.  12,1835,  p.  154.) 

O'Brien,  James  Thomas.  D.D.,Bp.  ofOssory. 
Charge  delivered  to  the  clergy  of  the  united  dioceses 
of  Ossory,  Ferns,  and  Lelghlin.  19  pp.  (Bev.  of  in 
Dublin  Rev.  v.  22.  1847,  p.  408 ;  Dublin  Cniv.  Mag.  v.  29, 
ia47,  p.  727.)— .\tternpi  to  explain  and  establish  the 
doctrine  of  Jnstlfication  by  faltJi  only.  47  pp. 
(Kev.  of  in  Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  11,  1SC8,  p.  317.) 

O'Brien,  Matthew.  Elementary  treatise  on 
the  differential  calculus.  Cambridge,  1842. 
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Treatise  on  plane  co-ordinate  geometry; 

or,  the  application  of  the  method  of  co- 
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and  £llis,  Robert  Leslie.    Senate  House 

problems  for  1844,  with  solutions.  Cam- 
bridge. 1844.     4°.  —2454 

O'Brien,  Richard  Barry.  Fifty  years  of 
concessions  to  Ireland,  1831-81.  London 
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Parliamentary  history  of  the  Irish  land 

question,  from  1829  to  1869  ;  and  the  origin 
and  results  of  the  Ulster  custom.  4  ed. 
London,  1880.    8°.  —1348 

Obrien,  William.     Circa  1736-1815.      Cross 

purposes.     8  pp.     {London  stage,  v.  4.) 

CooIe,  D.    "  Married  beneath  her."    16  pp.    [Hours 

mtk  the  players,  \.i,  p.  11.} — Two  old  Irisli  actors 
and  tbeir  contemporaries.  16  pp.  (Dublin  Cniv. 
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Obrien,  William  Smith.  "Warren.  S.  Modem 

state  trials.    159  pp.     ( Worki,  v.  5,  p.  272.) 

Obry,  Jean  Baptiste  Francois.  1793-1871. 
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Etude  historique  et  philologique  sur  le 

participe  passe  fran^ais  et  sur  ses  verbes 
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Obscure  diseases  of  the  brain  and 

mind.     Winslow.  F.  — 3785 

Obseqnens,  Julius.    4  cent.    De  prodigiis, 

cum  supplementis  Conradl  Lycostheuls,  quos  recen- 
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Wopkeng,  T.    Adversaria  critics  exprompta  in 

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Observations  and  reflections  made  in 
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Observations  made  during  total  so- 
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Observations  of  Halley's  comet. 
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Observations  on  banks  for  savings; 

shewing  the  expediency  of  making  the  principle  on 
vhich  they  are  founded  applicable  to  clerks  in  public 
offices,  and  all  large  establishments  of  laborers,  me- 
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Observations  on  Bulgarian  affairs. 

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Observations  on  certain  curious  in- 
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Observations    on   Iiord   Bathurst's 

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Observations  on  modern  gardening. 

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Observations  on  modern  systems  of 

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Observations  on  parish  registers  and 

the  marriage  of  Xon^couformists ;  with  iheouiilues  of 
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Obi^ervatioiis  on  several  antliors  and 

books  lu  the  English  and  foreign  languages,  which  are 
necessary  for  the  formation  of  a  select  and  small 
library.     18  pp.     {Pamphleteer,  v.  2, 1813,  p.  279.) 

Observations  on  some  interesting 
phenomena  in  animal  physiology.  Dal- 
yell.  Sir  J.  G.  —2636 

Observations  on  the  authenticity  of 

the  Gospels.     Chandler,  P.  W.  —1237 

Observations  on  the  buildings,  im- 
provements, and  extension  of  the  metropolis,  of  late 
years ;  with  some  suggestions.  6i  pp.  (Vam%ihUteer, 
V.  25,  1825,  p.  277.) 

Observations  on  the  corn  laws,  ad- 
dressed to  W.W.Whitniore,  Inconsequence  of  his  letter 
to  the  electors  of  Bridgenorth.  22  pp.  {Pamphleteer, 
V.  28, 1827,  p.  223.) 

Observations  on  the  evil  effects  pro- 
duced in  the  human  constitution,  by  sllmulaiing  food, 
and  by  spirituous  and  fermented  liquors,  when  taken 
moderately  and  habitually.  By  a  mem  ber  of  the  North 
American  Academy  of  Sciences.  27  pp.  (Pamphleteer, 
V.  12,  1818,  p.  259.) 

Observations  on  the  geology  of  the 

United  States.     Maclure.  W.  —1616 

Observations  on  the  influence  of  soil 

and  climate  upon  wool.    Bakewell,  R.  — 4685 

Observations  on  the  late  presiden- 
tial veto,  together  with  a  plan  for  a  change 
of  the  constitution  relative  to  this  power. 
Boston,  1842.  8°.  (^owndpamp/i.v.  124.)  5934 

Observations  on  the  ]\^orth  Amer- 
ican I>and  Company,  lately  instituted 
in  Philadelphia:  to  which  are  added,  re- 
marks on  American  lands  in  general,  more 
particularly  the  pine  lands  of  the  southern 
and  western  states,  in  2  letters  from  R.  G. 
Harper.     London,  1796.     8°.  1634 

Observations  on  the  practice  of  courts 
martial.  D'Aguilar,  Lieut. -Gen.  Sir  G.  — 2764 

Observations  on  the  public  utility 

resulting  from  the  jurisdiction  of  the  court  of  chan- 
cery. By  a  chancery  barrister.  13  pp.  {Pamphleteer, 
V.  26,  1826,  p.  525.) 

Observations  on  tlie  Regiam  Majes- 

tateni.     7  pp.     {Pamphleteer,  v.  25,  1825,  p.  125.) 

Observations  on  the  river  Wye.  Gil- 
pin, W.  —1716 

Observations  on  the  state  of  historical 
literature.     Nicolas,  Sir  N.  H.  2233 

Observations  on  the  temple  of  Serapis. 
Babbage,  C.  —1614 

Observations  on  the  vinous  fermen- 
tation ;  with  a  doscrlpllou  of  a  patent  apparatus  to 
Improve  the  same.  15  pp.  (FaHipWeieer,v.  22,1823,p.  97.) 

Observations ...  on  the  wines  of  the 

ancients.     Barry,  Sir  E.  —3732 

Observations  on  the  writings  of 
Thomas  Jefferson.     Lee,  H.  2296 

Observations  philologiques  ct  gram- 
maticales  sur  le  Roman  de  Rou.  Raynouard, 
F.  J.  M.        •  1224 

Observations  sur  la  Relation  de  la 
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gaud.    Grouchy,  E.,  Marquis  de.  2673 

Observations  sur  les  lits  de  Justice. 

6  pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  C,  Dissert,  rel.  hist,  de  t'rance,  v.  6, 
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observations      sur      riiistoirc      de 

France.    Mably,  G.  B.,ylW>e  de.  3  v.   1678 

Observations    upon     the    Floriiias. 

Vignoles,  C.  3586 

Observations  upon  the  plagues  in- 
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Observator,  The.     L'Estrange,  Sir  R.     3  v. 

in  2.  2261 

Observatorio  nacional  argentino  en 

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de  L.,  ComteAe.  Exainen  d'un  passage  de  Pline,  dans 
lequel  11  est  question  de  la  piorro  obsidlenne.  46  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  30, 1764,  p.  457.) 

Obsolete  Scripture  words.  Booker, 
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Obstetrics.  See  Midwifery.  Also  Fecun- 
dity.— Fetus. — Generative  organs. 

O'Byrne,  Robert  W.  {Ed.)  The  Victoria 
cross.  An  official  chronicle  of  the  deeds  of 
personal  valour  achieved  in  the  presence  of 
the  enemy  during  the  Crimean  and  Baltic 
campaigns,  and  the  Indian,  Persian,  Chinese, 
New  Zealand,  and  African,  wars,  from  the 
institution  of  the  order  in  1856  to  1880.  Lon- 
don, 1880.     p.  8°.  2775 

O'Byrne,  William  R.  Naval  biographical 
dictionary:  comprising  the  life  and  services 
of  every  living  officer  in  Her  Majesty's  navy 
•  .  .  compiled  from  authentic  and  family 
documents.     London,  1849.     8°.  R.112 

O'Calhighan,  Edmund  Bailey,  M.D.,  LL.D. 
1797-1880.  History  of  New  Netherland  ;  or. 
New  York  under  the  Dutch.  2  ed.  New 
York,  1855.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am. 
Rev.  V.  62,  1846,  p.  447.)  3565 

List  of  editions  of  the  Holy  Scriptures 

and  parts  thereof,  jjrinted  in  America,  pre- 
vious to  1860.     Albany,  1861.     4°.  L.62 

[Ed.)     Calendar  of  historical  MSS  in  the 

office  of  the  Secretary  of  state,  Albany, 
N.  Y.  Pt.  I.  Dutch  MSS,  1630-64.  Pt.  II. 
English  MSS,  1664-1776.  Albany,  1865-66. 
2  V.  4°.  3562 

{Ed.)     Documentary  history  of  the  state 

of  New  York.  Arranged  under  direction 
of  the  Hon.  Christopher  Moi-gan.  Albany, 
1850-51.     4  V.  4°.  3561 

Contents.  Papers  relating  to  Albany  and  adjacent 
placcs,v.  3. — Slate  of  the  Aiiglo-Aineiican  clinrch 
lnl776,  V.  3.— Assessment  rolls  of  the  5  Dutch  towns 
in  King's  county,  L.  I.  v.  4.— Papers  relating  to  M.  do 
la  Bnrre's  expedition  to  Hungry  Bay,  1684,  v.  1.— 
Boundary  liwe  between  the  whites  and  the  Indians, 
1765,  V.  1. — Extract  from  a  work  called  Brceden 
raedt  aon  de  vereenighde  nederlandsche  proviiitien, 
1649,  V.  4.— Cliaml>crs,  T.  The  Invasion  of  Now  York, 
and  the  burning  of  Schenectady  by  the  French,  1690, 
V.  1.— diainplain's  expeditions  to  northern  and 
western  New  York,  1609-15,  v.  3.— Papers  relating  to 
the  churches  in  Q,ueen'8  county,  v.  3.— Civil 
list  of  the  province  of  Now  York,  1693,  v.  1.— Colden, 
C.  Observations  on  the  situation,  soil,  climate,  water 
communications,  boundaries,  etc.,  of  tho  province  of 
Now  York,  1738,  v.  4.— On  the  lands  of  New  York,  1732, 
V.  1.— Papers  relating  to  de  Courcelles'  and  de 
Tracy's  cxpcdKlons  against  tho  Mohawk  Indians, 
1665-66,  V.  1.— l>e  Liancey,  E.  F.  Memoir  of  the  Hon. 
James  De  Lancey,  v.  4.— Papers  relating  to  Denon- 
ville'g  expedition  to  tho  Genesee  country  and 
Niagara,  1687,  v.  1.— Dongan,  Gov.  T.  Report  on  tho 
state  of  tho  province,  1687,  v.  1.— Fitch,  J.  Original 
steamboat  supported;  or,  a  reply  to  Mr.  J.  lUim.sey's 
PainiilUet,  v.  2.— Papers  relating  to  the  orcction  of 
FortStan\vix,1758,v.  4.— Papers  relating  to  French 
seigniories  on  Lake  Champlaln,  v.  1.— Pajjers  re- 
lating to  Frontenac's  expedition  against  tho 
Onondagas,  16%,  v.  1.  —  Ilnwley,  G.  Jotirnoy  to 
Oghquaga,  IJroome  Co.,  1753,v.  3.— luglig,  C.  Memorial 
concerning  tho  Iroquois,  v.  4.— Papers  relating  to  the 
Irotiuols  and  other  Indian  tribes,  v.  1.— Jognes,  I. 
Description  of  Now  Netherland,  1644,  v.  4.— MSS  of  Sir 
Wm.  Joiinson,  v.  2.— Journals  of  Sir  Wm.  John- 


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Hon.  J.  Duane,  V.  4.— Papers  relating  to  King's  coun- 
ty, L.  I.  V.  3.— Kregler,  M.  Journal  of  tho  2  Esopus 
war,  1663,  v.  4.— Prices  of  land  In  the  state  of  New 
York,  1791,  V.  3.— Papers  relating  to  Lieut.  Gov.  Lles- 
ler's  administration,  v.  2.— Papers  relating  to  the 
Mnnor  of  Livingston,  Including  the  flrst  settlement 
of  Schoharie,  1680-1795,  v.  3.— Early  rate  lists  of  Long 
Island,  V.  2.— Papers  relating  to  Long  Island,  t.  1.— 
Medals  and  coins,  v.  3. — Miscellanies,  v.  3,  4. — 
Montanns,  A.  Description  of  Kew  Jt'etherland,  1671, 
V.  4.— Muuro,  R.  Description  of  the  Genesee  country 
in  the  state  of  Sew  York,  v.  2.  —  Journal  of  Senv 
Ketberlaud,  1647,  v.  4.  — State  of  the  province  of 
New  Tork,  1738,  v,  4.— Papers  relating  to  the  first 
settlement  of  New  York  by  the  Dutch,  v.  3.— Papers  re- 
lating to  the  restoration  of  New  York  to  the  English,  and 
the  charges  against  Captain  Manning  for  its  previous 
surrender  to  the  Dutch,  1674-75,  v.  3. — Jiew  Torli 
army  list,  1700,  v.  1. — Papers  relating  to  New  Torls 
elty,  V.  1,  3.— BflcoU,  Gov.  R.,  and  Andros,  Gov.  E. 
Reports  on  the  province  of  New  York,  1669-78,  v.  1. — 
Papers  relating  to  Ogden8bnrgli,1745,  v.  1.— Papers 
relating  to  the  Oneida  country  and  Mohawk  valley, 
1756-57,  v.  1.— Papers  relating  to  the  first  settlement  at 
Onondaga,  and  the  discovery  of  the  salt  springs  of 
Salina,  v.  1.  —  Census  of  the  counties  of  Orange, 
Duchess  and  Albany,  1702, 14,  20,  v.  1. — Papers  relating 
to  Oswego,  V.  1. — Papers  relating  to  the  Palatines, 
V.  3. — Statistics  of  population,  1647-1774,  v.  1.— 
Proclamation  of  the  last  of  the  royal  Governors  of 
New  York,  v.  4.— Papers  relating  to  Q,uak.ers  and 
Moravians,  v.  3. — Papers  relating  to  the  state  of  re- 
ligion in  tho  province,  1657-1712,  v.  3. — Statistics  of 
revenue,  imports,  exports,  etc.,  1691-1768,  v.  1.  — 
Kumsey,  J.  Short  treatise  on  the  application  of 
steam  ...  v.  2. — Rectors  of  St.  Peter's  churcli, 
Albany,  v.  3.— Sclinyler,  P., and  others.  Report  of  a 
committee  appointed  to  explore  the  western  waters  in 
the  state  of  New  York,  1792,  v.  3.— Great  seals  of  New 
Netherland  and  New  York,  v.  4.— Papers  relating  prin- 
cipally to  the  conversion  and  civilization  of  the  Six 
nations  ot  Indians,  1642-1776,  v.  4.  —  Census  of 
slaves,  1755,  v.  3.— Early  steam  navigation,  v.  2. — 
Papers  relating  Ki  SulTolk  county,  v.  3— Papers  re- 
lating to  the  Susquehannah  river,  1683-1757,  v.  1. 
— Taylor,  J.  Journal  of  a  missionary  tour  through 
the  Mohawk  and  Black  river  countries  in  1802,  v.  ».— 
Tienhoven,  C.  van.  lutormaiion  relative  to  taking 
wp  land  in  New  Netherland,1650,  v.  4. — Papers  relating 
to  trade  and  manufactures,  v.  1. — Reasons  in  support 
of  triennial  elections  in  the  province  of  New  York, 
V.  4.— Tryon,  Gov.  W.  Report  on  the  state  of  the 
province,  1774,  v.  1.— Names  of  the  male  inhabitants  of 
Ulster  county,  1689,  v.  1.— Papers  relating  to  Ulster 
and  Duchess  counties,  v.  3.  —  Controversy  between 
New  York  and  New  Hampshire  respecting  the  terri- 
tory now  the  state  of  Vermont,  v.  4 Papers  relating 

to  Westchester  county,  v.  3. — Papers  relating  to 
w^esteru  Hew  Tork,  v.  2.— Trial  for  wltcbcraft, 
V.  4. 

{Ed.)  Documents  relative  to  the  colonial 

history  of  the  state  of  New  York  procured 
in  Holland,  England,  and  France,  by  John 
Roiueyn  Brodhead.  Albany,  1853-58.  10  v. 
4°.  3562 

Contents.    Holland,  v.   1,   2.— London,  v.  3-8.— 
Paris,  V.  9, 10. 

General  index.  Albany,  1861.  4°.  3562 

(Ed.)    Journal  of  the  voyage  of  the  sloop 

Mary,  from  Quebeck.  together  with  an  ac- 
count of  her  wreck  off  Montauk  point,  L.  I., 
anno  1701.     Albany,  1866.     sm.  4^^.  2484 

(Ed.)     Orderly  book  of  Lieut.-Gen.  John 

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[Tr.)     Brief  and   true  narrative  of  the 

hostile  conduct  of  the  barbarous  natives 
towards  the  Dutch  nation.  Albany,  1863. 
8°.  3563 

OX'allaghan,  John  Cornelius.  History  of 
the  Irish  brigades  in  the  service  of  France, 
from  the  revolution  in  Great  Britain  and 
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O'Callagbaii,  P.  P.    Married  bachelor  ;  or, 

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Four  D-ish  bards.    15  pp.    (Dublin  Cniv.  Mag.  v.  50, 

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Oceani,  or  Ockham,  William,  1270-1347. 
Centilogium  theologicum.  Lugduni.  1495. 
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Super  IV  libros  sententiarum.    Lugduni, 

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Occam  and  his  connexion  with  the  refor- 
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Occasional  papers  on  Shakespeare. 

Ingleby,  C.  M.  8394 

Occasional  papers  on  the  theory  of  gla- 
ciers.    Forbes,  J.  D.  —1613 
Occasional  writer.  The.   65  pp.   St.  John, 

H.,  I'l  ■.!(?<(  Bolin'jbrjke,  M'crks,  v.  1,  p.  175. 

Occidente,  Maria  del.  pseud.    See  Brooks, 

Mrs.  M.  G. 
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Occult  sciences.   Smedley,  E.  ,  and  others. 

Occult  sciences.     1855.     [Encyc.  Metropol.) 

S'e  aUn  Erasers  Mag.  v.  22, 1840,  p.  1.  Also  Alchemy. 
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Occultations  visible  in  the  U.  S.  during 
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Occupations  of  the  people.  Analysis  of 
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Occurrences, Interesting.  54  pp.  Cecil,  J., 

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Hartwig.   G.      The  sea  and  its  living 

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Maury,  M.   F.     Physical  geography  of 

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J.  D.,  RamlJes  of  a  naturalist,  p.  127.)— Davis,  C.  H. 
Upon  the  geological  action  of  the  tidal  and  other  cur- 
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— IVordlioflf,  C.  Sea  and  shore.  18  pp.  {Harper's  Mag. 
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28  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1871,  2  per.  v.  94,  p.  177.)— 
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See  also  Arctic  regions. —Atlantic  Ocean.— 
Currents. — Gulf  stream.— Navigation.— Paci- 
fic Ocean.  — Physical  geography. —W^ater.— 
Waves. 

Ocean:  an  ode.    28  pp.    Young,  E.,  Poet. 

works,  V.  2,  p.  141. 

Ocean  gardens.  Humphreys,  H.  N.  —1677 
Ocean  sieain  navigation  and  the  ocean 
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Ocean  telegraplis.    See  Telegraph,  Sub- 
marine. 
Ocean  world.    Figuier,  G.  L.  —1675 
Oceana.    Harrington,  J.  —1313 
Oceana,   or   England    and    her    colonies. 
Froude,  J.  A.  1404 
Oceania,  or  Oceanica.    Bory  de  Saint- Vin- 
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lies  de  l'ocean.  1839.  [With  Famin,  C,  Chili.) 
Coleccion  de  documentos  ineditos  rela- 
tives al  discubrimionto,  conquista  y  coloni- 
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DuMONT  d'Uuville,  J.  S.  C.    Voyage  au 

pole  sud  et  dans  I'Oceanie.    1841-54,  29  v. 


Gill,  W.  W.    Myths  and  songs  from  the 

south  Pacific.     1876. 

Longfellow,  H.   W.   {Ed.)     Poems  of 

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Aube,  T.     L'Oceanie  en  1869.     39  pp.     {Rev.  d.  deux 

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intSrets  frangals  dans  I'Oceanie.  14  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1843,  n.  s.  v.  2,  p.  288.)— COnx,  H.  de.  Sept  ana 
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I'Oceanie.  90  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  \85d, '2.  per.  y. 19, 
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p.  893.) 

See  also  Polynesia.— Voyages  around  the  world. 

Oceanic  hydrozoa.   Huxley,  T.  H.    {Ray 

Soc:  with  Allman,  G.  J.,  Polyzoa.)      —1632 

Oceanus,  Spanish  presbyter.    5  cent.     Epis- 

tolao  aliquot.  6  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  22, 
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Ocellus,  Bernard inus.    See  Ochino,  B. 
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Oceola  INikkanocliee.  1803-37.  Narra- 
tive of  the  early  days  and  remembrances  of. 
With  a  brief  history  of  his  nation  . . .  written 
by  his  guardian.     London,  1841.     8°.       1655 

Oclia,  Mt.,  Greece.    Ulrichs,  H.  N.    Ueber 

den  tempel  der  Juno  auf  dem  berge  Ocha  bei  Carystos. 
8  pp.    {In  his  Relsen  in  Griecheuland,  v.  2,  p.  252.) 
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Niceron,  .1.  P.    M6m.  des  homraos,  v.  19.— Young, 

M.  Bernardino  Ochino.  48  pp.  {In  his  Life  and  times 
of  Aonio  Paleario,  v.  1,  p.  319.) 

Ochoa,  Eugenio  de.    1815-72.     Noticia  de  la 

vida  y  escrltos  de  D.  F.  de  Quevedo  y  Villegas.  10  pp. 
<Quevedo  y  Villegas,  F.  G.  de,  Obras  escogidas,  p.  vil: 
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{Ed.)    Coleccion  de  piezas  escogidas,  sa- 

cadas  del  Tesoro  del  teatro  espanol.  Paris, 
1840.     8°.  3353 

Contents.  Alarcon  y  Mendoza,  J.  R.  de.  La  Ver- 
dad  sospechosa.— Calderon  de  la  Barca,  P.  Casa 
con  dos  puertas  mala  es  de  Guardar ;  La  Ceua  de  Bal- 
tazar;  La  Devoclon  de  la  Cruz;  El  Mayor  monstruo 
los  zelos;  La  Vida  es  sueSo.— Caiiizares,  J.  de.  El 
Domlne  Lucas.— Hoz  Mota,  J.  de  la.  El  Castigo  de 
la  mlseria.— Jjope  de  Vega  Carpio,  F.  Los  Mila- 
gros  del  desprecio;  El  Perro  del  hortelano;  Por  la 
Puente  .Juana;  Si  no  vieran  las  mugeres  !— Moreto 
y  Cabaila,  A.  de.  El  Desden  con  el  desden  ;  El  Vall- 
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Labrador  mas  honrado,  Carcla  del  Castafiar;  Doude 
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de.  El  Amor  al  uso.— Tellez,  G.  El  Burlador  de 
Sevllla,  y  convldado  de  Piedra ;  La  Beata  Enamorada 
Marta  la  Piadosa. 

{Ed.)     Epistolario  espanol.    Coleccion  de 

cartas  de  Espailoles  ilustres  antiguos  y  mo- 
dernos,  recogida  y  ordenada  con  notas  y 
aclaraciones  historicas,  criticas,  y  biografi- 
cas.  Madrid,  1850-70.  2  v.  8°.  {Bibliot.  de 
autor.  espan.)  — 1193 

Contents.  Antonio,  K.  Cartas,  v.  1.— Avila,  J.de. 
Epistolario  esplrltual,  v.  1 — Ayora,  G.  Cartas,  v.  1. 
—Cabarrus,  F.,  Comte  de.  Cartas  sobre  los  obstficu- 
los  quo  la  uaturaloza,  la  opinion  y  las  leyes  oponen  & 
la  follcldad  p&blica,  v.  2.— Cadahalso,  J.  de.  Cartas 
marruecas,  v.  1.— Cartas  de  algunos  padres  de  la 
CompaRla  de  .Jesus,  v.  2.— Cartas  do  persona] es  varlos, 
v.  2.— Cascales,  F.  Cartas  llloU'iglcas,  v.  2.— Cib- 
dareal,  F.  G.  de.  Centon epistolario,  v.  1.— Guevara, 
A.  do.  Epistolas  famUlaros,  v.  1.— Miftano  y  Be- 
doya,  S.  do.  Lamontos  poUtlcos  do  uu  pobrcclto 
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—Perez,  A.    Cartas,  v.  1.— Pulgar,  F.  do.     Lotras, 

V.  1.— Rhna,  P.  do.    Cartas,  v.  1 Salazar,  E.  de. 

Cartas,  v.  2.— Soils,  A.  do.  Cartas,  v.  1.— Xlnicnes 
de  Claueroa,  F.    Cartas,  v.  2. 


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(Ed.)    Tesoro  de  los  poeraas  espanoles 

epicos,  sagrados.  y  burlescos.  Precedido  de 
una  introduccion  eu  que  se  da  una  noticia 
de  todos  los  poemas  espanoles.  Paris,  1840. 
8°.  2366 

CojUen's.  Balbnena,  B.  de.  Fragmeotos  del  Ber- 
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ErcilUi  T  Zaniga,  A.  La  Araucana.— Hojeda,  D. 
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J.  A.  La  caida  de  Luzbel.— ^nevedo  y  Villega«, 
F.  G.  de.  Poema  heroica  de  las  necedades  de  Orlaado 
el  enamorado.— Relnoso,  F.  J.  La  inoceucia  per- 
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{Ed.)    Tesoro  de  novelistas  espanoles  an- 

tiguos  y  modernos  con  una  introduccion  y 
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{Ed.)    Tesoro  del  teatro  espanol.     Paris. 

1838.    5  V.  8°.  3353 

OontenU.  Agnilar,  G.  de.  £1  Mercadar  amante, 
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Las  Paredes  oyen ;  El  Teiedor  de  Segovia ;  La  Terdad 
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El  Convidado;  Ctornudo  y  contento;  Loa  EngaHos; 
Eutemia;  Pagar  y  no  pagar;  Prendas  de  amor;  El 
Buflan  cobarde,  t.  1.— I^ope  de  Vega  Carpio,  F. 
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1857,  2  V.     [CEuvres  compl. :  Poesie,  v.  1,  2.) 

Klopstock,  F.   G.      Oden.      1798,  2  v. 

[Werke,  v.  1,  2.) 

PiXDARCs.     Epinician  or  triumphal  odes 

..  .  .   Revised  and  explained  by  J.W.  Donald- 
son.    [Gr.]     1841. 

Nemean    and    Isthmian   odes,  with 

notes,  etc.,  by  C.  A.M.  Fenuell.    [Gr.]  1883. 

Olympian    and    Pythian    odes,  with 

notes,  etc.,  by  C.  A.  M.  Fennell.    [Gr.]  1879. 

Extant  odes.      Tr.  into  English  by  E. 

Myers.     1884. 

Abie.— For  other  eds.  and  trs.  see  Plndarus. 

Sappho.   Memoir,  text,  selected  readings, 

and  a  literal  tr.  by  H.  T.  Wharton.     1885. 


ODES 


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ODON 


SiMONlDES,  of  Ceos.   Carminum  reliquiae. 

1835. 

Stolberg,  C.  ,  and  Stolbeeg,  F.  L.  ,  Graf  en 

zu.  Oden,  lieder,  und  balladen.  1827,  2  v. 
{Gesavim.  werke,  v.  1,  2.) 

Voltaire,  F.  M.  A.  de.    Epitres,  stances, 

et  odes.     1785.     {CEuvres  compl.  \.  13.) 

— —  Bolleau-Despr^aux,  N.  Odes.  98  pp.  ((Euvres, 
V.  2,  p.  401.)— Bro-wne,  W.  Odes,  songs,  and  sonnets. 
13  pp.  (Works,  V.  2,  p.  278.)— Grypliius,  A.  Oden. 
134  pp.  [Bibliotli.  lit.  vereins  in  Slutig.  v.  171,  p.  201.)— 
Hood,  T.  Odes  and  addresses.  86  pp.  {Works,  v.  1, 
p.  145.)— Kaestner,  A.  G.  Oden  und  Ueder.  27  pp. 
[Gesamvi.  werke,  v.  2,  p.  1.) — Liessiiig,  G.  E.  Oden.  16 
pp.  (Saemmt.  schriften,  v.  1,  j).  111.) — Odes  recited 
111  tile  theatre  at  Oxford,  at  ttie  visit  of  the  Prince 
Regent,  the  Emperor  ol  Russia,  and  the  King  of 
Prussia,  in  June,  1814.  7  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class. 
Journ.  V.  14,  1816,  p.  91.)— Taylor,  U.  Odes.  24  pp. 
{Poet,  works,  p.  217.) 

Talk  abont  odes.     20  pp.     {Blackwood's  Mag.  v. 

129, 1881,  p.  783.)— Tate,  J.    On  the  composition  of  the 
Greek.  Sapphic  ode.    9  pp.    (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ. 
V.  5,  1812,  p.  120;  v.  7,  1813,  p.  163.) 
See  also  Liyrlc  poetry. 

Odessa,  Russia.  Koch,  K.  H.  E.  Crimea 
and  Odessa :  journal  of  a  tour,  with  an  ac- 
count of  the  climate  and  vegetation.     1855. 

Kohl,  J.  G.    Odessa.    17  pp.    (In  his  Russia,  p.  417.) 

Odihain  castle.     Clark,  G.  T.     Odiham 

castle.    11  pp.  1  pi.    {A^chaeol.  Journ.  v.  29, 1872,  p.  331.) 

OAilherio,  Alrp.  of  Milan.    —814.    Respon- 

sio  ad  Carol um  Magnum.  2  pp.  (MablUon,  J.,  Vet. 
analect.  p.  76.) 

Odilic,  St.     Hirnand,  Archdeacon  of  Liege. 

Vitae  Odlliae  Ubor  III.  23  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  /Script. 
V.  25,  p.  169.) 

Odilon,  of  St.  Medard,  Soissons.    —circa  920. 

Epistola  ad  Ingr.annum;  Do  translatione  reliquiarum 
S.  Sebastian!  raartyris  et  Gregoril  papae  ;  De  transla- 
tione SS.  Tiburtil,  Marcelllni,  etc.;  Epistola  ad  Hue- 
bald  ura  monaclium  S.  Amaudi;  Sermones  III.  34  pp. 
(Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  132,  pp.  575,  579,  627,629.) 

Odilon  de  Mercoeiir,  St.,  Abbot  of  Cluny. 

962-1049.  Epistolae;  Vita  B.  Maioli;  Hymnl  IV  In 
vigllla  M.aioli ;  Epitaphlum  Adalheldae  iniperatricis ; 
Liber  mlraculorura  ;  Sermones;  Appendix.  109  pp. 
(Migno,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  142,  pit.  831,  895,  939,  943, 
961,  903,  981,  991,  li)39.)— Epitaphlum  Adallieidae  im- 
peratrlcls.  17  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  4,  p.  633.) 
— Vita  Sanctao  Adellieldis  imporatrlcls.  11  pp. 
(Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Script,  rer.  Brunsvic.  v.  1,  p.  262.) — 
Electlo  Sancll  Odilonis;  Epistolae.  3  pp.  (Achery, 
J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  pp.  379,  381,  382.)— Sermones  de 
natlvltate  B.  Mariae,  et  do  sancta  cruce.  4  pp.  (Mar- 
tfine,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  7'hes.  now.  anec.  v.  5,  p.  621.) 
——  Jotsand,  of  Cluny.  Vita  Sanctl  Odilonis  Clunia- 
censls  abbatis;  Planctus  de  transitu  domni  Odilonis. 
25  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  142,  pp.  895, 1043.) 
— Mablllon,  J.  Sancti  Odilonis  elogium  hlstoricum. 
33  pp.  (Mfgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  142,  p.  831.)— 
Ro{;er,  Abp.  of  Bourges.  Translatlo  corporis  Sanctl 
Odilonis.  1  p.  (Mlgno,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  142, 
p.  1048.) 

Odtl  US,  o/ 1/6  ilfans.     %  cent.    Charta  recog- 

nltlonlsceusuum  de  pago  Arduno,  Herlemaudo  Ceuo- 
maueusl  episcopo  solvendorum.  2  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  88,  p.  1276.) 

Odin.    Blind,  K.    Discovery  of  Odinic  songs 

In  Shetlaud.  23  pp.  (iVine^eenJ/i  C'eni.  v.  5,  1879,  p.  1091.) 
— Morcaii,  T.  On  Odiuism  in  Scandinavia,  Denmark, 
and  BiTialn.  35  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v. 
29,1873,p.l38.)— ThoOdlii-religioii.  34pp.  (Westm. 
Rev.  u.  8.  V.  0,  1854,  p.  311.)— Ragzmaiin,  A.  WOdan 
und  die  Nlbelungo.  38  pp.  (Oermania,  v.  26,  1881,  p. 
279.)— Zu  WOdan.  1  p.  (Gerviania,  v.  8, 1803,  p.  380.) 
Set  also  Scandinavia,  MytlMlogy. 

Odius  raben  orakel  sang.    80  pp.    (Berg- 

raann,  F.  W.,  Weggewohnls  lied,  p.  83.) 

Odling,  William.  1829—.  Course  of  6  lec- 
tures on  the  chemical  changes  of  carbon  .  .  . 
Repr.  by  W.  Crookes.     London,  1869.     j).  8°. 

—1508 

Chemistry  of  potable  «vater.    18  pp.    (Loudon 

lutoraat.  UoaItU  Exbl)^.  Literature,  v.  8,  p.  192.) 


Odo,  St.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.    Circa  875-961. 

Epistola  in  vltam  Wllfredlarchieplscopi  Eboracensls; 
Couslitutiones;  Epistola  synodalis.  4  pp.  (Migue,  J. 
P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  133,  pp.  945,  949.) 

Kadmer,  o/  Canterbury  [attributed  to].    Vita  S-ancti 

Odonls.  7  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  133,  p. 
931.)— Osbern,  Monk  of  Canterbury.  Vita  Sancti  Odonls 
Danl,  archiepiscopi  Cautuaricnsls.  11  pp.  {Lange- 
beck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  2,  p.  401.) 

Odo,  Bp.  of  Toscolano.  13  cent.  Epistola  ad 
Innocentlum  papam  IV.  5  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d', 
Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  624.) 

Odo,  Prior  of  Canterbury.    12  cent.    Epistola 

ad  Adam  fratrem  suum  novitium  Igniacensem.  2  pp. 
(Mabillon,  J.,  Vet.  analect.  p.  477.)  —  Epistolae  II  ad 
Alexandrum  III  papam.  4  pp.  {Migue,.).  V.,  Patrol, 
s.  Lat.  V.  200,  pp.  1396,  1464.)— Epistola  ad  Ricardum 
Pictavlensem  archidlacouum.  2  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  190,  p.  1003.) 

Odo  de  Ciringtonia  [Shirton).    Oesterley,  H. 

Die  Narratlones  des  O.  60  pp.  (Jalirb.  f.  roman.  und 
engl.  lit.  v.  9,  1808,  p.  121 ;  v.  12,  1871,  p.  129.) 

Odo.    See  also  Odon. — Udon. 

Odoaeer,  King  of  Italy.    Bertolini,  F.    Studi 

crlticl  inlorno  al  regno  dl  6.  20  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital. 
3  8.  V.  9,  p.  53.) — Thierry,  A.  Le  rol  Odoacre,  patrlce 
d'ltalie.  32  pp.  (liev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1859,  2  per.  v.  21, 
p.  948.) 

Odoards,  Fantin  des.    See  Fantin  des  Odo- 

ards,  A.  E.  N. 
Odolierty,  Sir  Morgan,  pseud.    See  Maginn, 

W. 
Odojcfsky,  Vladimir  Feodorovitch,  Prince. 

1803-69.  LoDuel,  nouvolle  tr.  par  P.  Douhalre.  10  pp. 
{Cnrrespondant,  v.  34,  1854,  p.  130.) 

Odolric,  St.     Bertrando,  Patriarch  of  Aqui- 

leja.  Translatlo  praoposlturac  Sanctl  Odolrici.  2  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  99,  p.  655.) 

Odolric,  Abp.  of  Reims.     10  cent.    Sententia 

contra  fures  sacrilegos.  2  pp.  (Migno,  0.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Lat.  V.  133,  p.  963.) 

Odolric,  of  Reims.    11  cent.    Testamentum. 

2  pp.     (Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  150,  p.  1545.) 

Olloiu  Bp.  of  Bayeux.     1032-97.     Charta  per 

quam  Jarentoni  S.  Benigul  Dlvlononsis  abbatl  monas- 
terlum  S.  Vigoris  Bajoceusiscoucedlt.  2  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  155,  p.  475.) 

Pcgge,S.    On  a  deed  of  O.    12  pp.    (Archaeologia,\, 

1,1779,  p.  337.) 

Odon,  Bp.  of  Beauvais.    9  cent.    Sermo  in  S. 

Luciauum  ;  Canones ;  lustltutio  do  rebus  cccleslae  S. 
Petri  congregationl  destiuatls.  9  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  124,  pp.  1111, 1125, 1127.) 

Odon,  Bp.  of  Cambi'ai.  —1113.  Scripta  quae 
supersunt.  Parisiis,  1854.  r.  8°.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  160.)  —2272 

Contents.  Expositlo  in  caiiouem  missae.- Dispu- 
tatlo  de  adventu  Christl. — Diploinata. — Decanoni- 
bus  Kvangelioriim.  —  Homilia  duplex  de  vlllico 
inlqultatls.  —  De  peccato  orlgiiiali.  —  Do  bias- 
phemla  lu  Splrltnin  Sanctum.— Appendix. 

Liber  scu  homilia  de  -villico  inlqultatls.    13 

pp.  (Marline,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  I'kes.  nov.  anec.  v.  6, 
p.  853.) 

Odon   de   Soulac,  Bp.    of  Paris.      12  cent. 

Synodlcae  constltutiones ;  Statuta  et  donatlones  piae. 
18  pp.  (Mlgno,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  212,  pp.  57,  69.)— 
Addenda  ad  statuta  synodalia.  2  pp.  (Martdne, 
E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  7,  p. 
1420.) 

Odon,  Abbot  of  Beaulieu.    De  Danorum  in 

Galliam  irruptlouibus  et  do  Turonensl  urbe  ab  els 
obsessa.  4  pp.  (Langebock,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script, 
rer.  Danic.  v.  2,  p.  49.) 

OAotk.^St.,  Abbot  of  Cluny.  879-943.  Opera 
omnia,  juxta  editionem  D.  Marrier  .  .  . 
Parisiis,  1853.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 
s.  Lat  V.  133.)  —2262 

Contents.  Rernoii,  Abbot  of  Cluny.  Tostamen- 
tum.  — Collatlones.  — Do  vita  S.  Geraldl  Aurllla- 
cousis  coinltts.  —  Giovanni,  Prior  of  Cluny.  Vita 
Sanctl  Odonls  abbatis  Cluulaceusls — Oitlilaiimc, 
Count  of  Auvergne  and  Duke  of  Aquilaine.  Toatanieiitum 
do  ci>natrucllouo  Clunlncousla  loci.— llymni  IV.— 
MoraluB  in  Job.— I<eotalde,  Omni  of  Macun.  Douallo 


ODON 


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monasterlo  Clanlacensl  facta.  —  Lonis  IV,  King  of 
FroHce,  and  Conrad,  Emperor  of  Germany.  Praecepta 
II  de  qulbusdam  eccleslls  et  locis  Cluniacensi  coenobio 
concessls.— MabllloM,  J.  Eloglum  historicum — De 
rever&ione  B.  Martini  a  Burgundla.— De  B.  Martino 
antlphonae  XII. — Opuscula  de  mnsica.— >'algode, 
of  Chmy.  Vita  Sanctl  Odonia  abbatis  Cluuiaceusis. — 
Sermo  In  natall  S.  Odonis.— Sermones  T. 

Vita  S.  Gregorii  Tiu-ouensis.    7  pp.    (Migne.  J. 

P.,  Patrol,  f.  Lat.  T.  71,  p.  115.)— Sermo  in  lesto  S.  Mar- 
tini. 2  pp.  (Martene,  £.,  and  Durand,  IT.,  Thes.  nov. 
anee.  v.  5,  p.  017.) 

Giovanni,  Prior  of  Clvny.  Vita  Sanctl  Odonia  ab- 
batis Clunlacensla.  22  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  t. 
Lat.  V.  133,  p.  13.)  — Nalgode,  of  Cluny.  Vita  Sanctl 
Odonis  abbatis  Cluniaceusis.  10  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  133,  p.  85.) 

Odon,  Abbot  of  Morimond.  — 1200.  Sermo- 
nes.   7  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol.  ».  Lat.  v.  188,  p.  1G45.) 

Odon,  Abbot  of  St.  Remy,  Reims.     — 1151. 

Epistolae;  Charta  de  fundatiooe  Cartbuslae  Montis 
Del.  3  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  172,  pp. 
1331,  1333.)— Epistola  ad  Tiloniam  comitem.  2  pp. 
(Mabilion,  J. .Vet.  analecl.  p.  464.) 

Odon,  Prior  of  St.  Victor's.  Paris.    13  cent. 

Epistolae.  8  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spidleg.  t.  3.  p.  529 ; 
Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol.  ».  Lat.  v.  196,  p.  1399.) 

OAon,  of  Auch.  10  cent.  Epistola  ad  Garciam 

arctiiepiseopum  Auciensem.  2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  137,  p.  311.) 

Odon,  of  Deua.    —1163.    De  Ludovici  VII 

Francorum  regis,  profectione  in  Orientem.  2-i  pp. 
(Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  )ust.  Gaula.-v.ll,  p. 91 ;  Migne,  J. P., 
Patrol.  «.  Lat.  v.  185,  p.  1205.)— Tft*  same  in  French.  108 
pp.  (Gulzot,  F.  P.  G.,  HiM.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  24,  p. 
277.)— Ex  libro  de  via  Sancti  Sepnlcliri.  15  pp. 
(Frankfort  Soc.  Script.  \.  26,  p.  59.) 

OdOD,  of  St.  Maur  des  Fosses,  Paris.    11  cent. 

Vita  dornni  Burchardi.  10  pp.  (Duchesne,  A.,  Hist. 
Franc,  script,  v.  4,  p.  115;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  143,  p.  Sn.y-The  same  in  French.  28  pp.  (Guizot, 
F.  P.  G.,  Mem.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  7,  p.  1.) 

Odon.    See  also  Odo.— Udon. 

Odonata.     Cabot,  L.    Immature  state  of 

the  odonata.    1873.    {Harvard  College,  Mus. 

Comp.  Zool.  Ulustr.  cat.  No.  5.) 
Selys  Lon'GCHamps,  M.  E.  de,  and  Hagex, 

H.  A.  von.     Revue  des  ©donates  ou  libellules 

d 'Europe.    (Liege,  Soc.  roy.  des  sci.  Mem. 

V.  6,  1850.) 
Synopsis  des  calopterygines.     (Liege, 

Soc.  roy.  des  sci.  Mem.  v.  9,  1854.) 

Braner,  F.    Odonata.    11  pp.    (Fedtschenko,  A., 

Reise  in  Turkestan,  Zool.  theil,  pt.  12.)— Seljrs  Loog- 
cliamps,  M.  E.  de.  Enumeration  des  libelluUdees 
de  Belgique.  26  pp.  (Brussels  Acad.  Bullet,  v.  7, 1840, 
p.  31 ;  V.  10, 1843.  p.  149.)— Revision  of  the  British  libel- 
lulldae.  11  pp.  (Ann.  Mag.  HaL  Hist.  v.  18, 1846,  p.  217.) 
—and  Hageu,  H.  A.  von.  Monographle  des  gompbiues. 
1C3  pp.    (Liege,  Soc.  roy.  des  sci.  Mem.  v.  11, 1858,  p.  257.) 

O'Donnel,    Daniel   Kane.     1838-71.     The 

happy  village,  poem.  1  p.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  10, 
1875,  p.  83.) 

O'Donnell,  Leopold,  CondedeLucena,  Duque 

dc  Tetuan.  Mazade,  C.  de.  L'Espagne  et  le  minlsiSre 
O'Donnell.  32  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1860,  2  per.  v. 
25,  p.  102.) 

O'Doiioghue,  John.     Historical  memoir  of 

the  O'Brieus.  7  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Cniv.  Mag.  v.  56, 
1860,  p.  241 ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  114,  1861,  p.  370.) 

O'Douoghne,  The.     Lever,  C.  J.  1265 

O'Donovaii,  Edmond.  —1883.  The  Merv 
oasis.  Travels  and  adventures  east  of  the 
Caspian  during  1879-80-81.  With  portrait, 
maps,  etc.  London,  1882.  2  v.  8^.  (Rev.  of 
in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  157,  1883.  p.  205.)  1495 

O'Donovan,  John,  LL.D.  (Ed.)  1809-61. 
Annals  of  the  kingdom  of  Ireland,  bv  the 
Four  Masters.    See  O'Clery,  M.,  and  others. 

tlfe  and  labours  of  O.    20  pp.     {Dublin  Rev.  v.  51, 

186-2,  p.  359.)— Notice  of  O.  4  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  59, 1862,  p.  85.) 


Odontography  ;  or,  a  treatise  on  the  com- 
parative anatomy  of  the  teeth.     Owen,  R. 

2  V.  —1662 
Odontornithes.    Marsh.  O.  C.    (Bang.  C, 

U.  S.  Geol.  explor.  of  40  parallel ,  v.  7.)  —3531 
Odoranue,  or  Odolranne,  of  Sens.    Circa 

985-1045.  Chronicon;  Historia  translationis  SS.  Savl- 
niani,  Potentiani  sociorumque  martyrnm  InSenonense 
S.  Petri  coenobium ;  Opuscula  Xni;  Hymnus  In  S.  Sa- 
vlnianum  sociosque  ej  us ;  Bpltaphia  Seuonensia.  31 
pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  PatroL  s.  Lat.  v.  142.  pp. 769, 777, 799, 
825,829.)— Ex  Clironico}  ContinuaUo  Cbronicl.  7  pp. 
(Bouquet,  M.,  Ree.  hUt.  Gaules,  v.  8,  p.  236 ;  v.  10,  p.  165.) 
— Cbronicon.  6  pp.  (Duchesne,  A.,  Hist.  Franc, 
script,  v.  2,  p.  638.)— Opnseala  XIII.  47  pp.  (Mai,  A., 
Spicileg.  Roman,  v.  9,  p.  53.) 

Odorico  da  Pordenone.      1286-1331.      Due 

viaggl.  7  pp.  (Ramusio,  G.  B.,  Navigationi,  v.  2,  p.  234.) 
— Voyage  to  Asia  Minor,  and  other  remote  parts. 
33  pp.  (Hakluyt,  K.,  Voyages,  v. 2,  p.  142.)— Travels  Into 
China  and  the  East,  In  1318.  41  pp.  iKerr,  B.,  Voyages, 
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Odors.    Servi,  P.    De  odoribus  dissertatio 

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V.  1.— In  Epistolas  Catliolicas,  v.  1,  2.— In  £pi8- 
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<Eldipus.  CoMPARETTi,  D.  P.  A.  Edipo  e  la 
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CONSTANS,  L.     Legende  d'CEdipe  etudiee 

dans  I'antiquite,  au  moy en-age,  et  dans  les 
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Br^al,  M.    Le  mythe  d'CEdipe.   22  pp.  (Rev.archiol. 

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p.  159.) 

See  also  the  dramas  on  tlie  legend  of  (Elipus,  by 
Chenler,  M.  J.  do.— Corneille,  P.— Dryden,  J.— 
Euripides. —liee,  N.— Seneca,  L.  A.— Sophocles. 
—Voltaire,  F.  M.  A.  de. 

<E<lipu»   Tyraiiiiiis ;    or,    Swellfoot   the 

Tyrant.    25  pp.    ShoWey,  P.  B.,  Poet,  works,  v;i,  p. 'SO. 

(Efele,  Andreas  Felix  von  {Ed.)  1706-80. 
Reruni  Boicarum  scriptores  nusquam  ante- 
hac  editi,  quibus  vicinarum  quoque  gentium 
nee  non  Germaniae  universae  histoiiae  ex 
monumentis  genuinis  historicis  et  diploma- 
ticis  plurimum  illustrantur.  Augustae  Vin- 
delicorum,  1763.     2  v.  fo.  3691 

Ccn'enls.  Andreas,  Presbyter  of  Ratishon.  Chronl- 
cou  episcoporum  Rallsponenslum  ab  orlgine  ad  an- 
num Cliristi  1428;  Diarium  sexonuale  annum  Christ! 
1422  cum  V  sequentlbus  complectens,  v.  1.— Breve 
chrouicon  Augustanum  ab  anno  Christ!  1256  ad 

annum  14G7,  v.  1 Breve  chronicou  Austriae  ab  anno 

1075  ad  1149,  V.  1.— Aventinus,  J.  Antiquitatos  diplo- 
maticae  Altahenses  et  Osterhovenses;  De  urbe  Batha- 
vina  narratiuncula  ;  Episcoporum  Chiemensium  cata- 
Ic'gus;  Excerpta  de  origiue  ecclesiae  Sallsburgensis 
historla;  Excerpta  dlplomatica  Passavionsia,  nee  non 
leges  portoriao  Bojoruin,  una  cum  placlto  Henricl 
Ducis  Bojoariae  de  Juribus  ad  eccleslam  Baihavieu- 
sem  in  Marca  orientall  pertinentibua;  Excerpta  ex 
Aiberti  Bohem!  archidiacoui  Bathavini  contra  Fride- 
ricum  II  Iraperatoi'om  Augualum  actis  et  commen- 
tariis,  v.  1.— Orlgines  Ratisponeuses,  v.  2. —Breve  chro- 

nlcon  Bavariae,  v.  2 Breve  chronicou  Bavariae  ab 

anno  1156  ad  annum  1410,  v.  1.— Breve  chronicou  Ba- 
variae ab  anno  Christ!  514  ad  annum  998,  v.  1.— Breve 
clironicon  Bavariae  ab  anno  Clirlst!  1156  ad  annum 

Christ!  13C8,  v.  1 Breve  chronicou  Bavariae  ab  anno 

Christ!  1487  ad  annum  1606,  v.  1.— Breve  chronicou 
monasticum  Bavariae  ab  anno  Christi  967  ad  annum 
Christ!  1242,  V.  1.— Chronicon  Bavaricum  ab  anno 
Cliristi  1253  ad  annum  Christi  1518,  v.  1.— Breviariiim 
belli  Bavarici  ab  excessu  Georgl!  Dlvitls  exortl, 
v.'l.—'Rt.TtYi^olil,  Abbot  of  Holy  Cross.  Quomodo  portlo 
vlvlflcao  crucls  Werdeam  pervenerlt  historia,  v.  1.— 
Adversaria  Boica  historico-genealogica,  v.  2.— Com- 
pllatio  clironologicT.  rerum  Boicarum  ab  anno 
Christi  1000  ad  annum  1388,  v.  2.— Breve  chronicon 
Bojoariae  ab  anno  Christi  732  ad  annum  1062,  v.  1.— 
Brevo  chrouicon  Bojoariae  et  Sueviae  ab  anno 
Christi  906  ad  annum  Christi  1280,  v.  1.— Bonizone, 
Up.  of  Placenlia.  Elbor  ad  amlcum  sive  do  persecutloue 
ecclesiae  librl  IX,  v.  2.— Burgmann,  N.,  Deacon  of 
Sjieytr.  Imperatorum  et  roguin  Romanorum  Splrao 
sopultorum  historlae  a  Carole  Magno  ad  Carolum  III. 
Accedit  appendix  ad  Slglsmundum,  v.  1.— Colmann, 
Monk  of  St.  Gilles.  Do  ortu  monaster!!  Sanct!  iEgldil 
Norlbergonsis  jior  Scotos  corumquo  reformatiouo  et 
fluo.  Nee  non  ojusdem  mouasterli  rebus  post  rofor- 
mationom  monasticam  ad  annum  usque  1504  gestls, 
V.  1.— Breve  chronicon  Dicssense  ab  anno  Christi 
1151  ad  annum  1432,  v.  2.— Catalogus  praeposilorum 
Diessensinm,  v.2.— Momorla  aopulchralls  comitum 
Dlosseusium,  v.  2.— Chronic^ou  de  ducibus  Bava- 
riae, V.  1.— Chronicon  Ebersbergense  antlqulus 
ab  anno  Christ!  900  ad  annum  1046,  v.  2.— Oironlcon 
EborHbergense  posterlus,  v.  2.— LiboUus  concamblo- 
rum  mouasterli  Eberspergcnsls.v.  2. — Nocrologlum 
antlquissimum  monastorii  Eberspergonsls,  v.  2.— Co- 
dex tradlllonum  Kbcrgpcrecnsluni,  CCXXVIII  dl- 
plomata  coinploclens,  v.  2.— Ebran  von  Wildcn- 
berg,  J.  Clironicon  Bavariae  ab  orlgine  genils  ad 
tompora  usque  Gulllelnil  et  Ernest!  Ducuin  fralrum 
doductum,  V.  1.— Elizabeth,  impress  of  Austria.  Llt- 
torao,  V.  1.— Gair,  J.  Aiiiiorum  1392  ot  '93  brevls  lils- 
turla,  V.  1.— Chroulwvo  volcrla  Garsteusia  fragmou- 


tura,  V.  1. — Heinricli,  Pi-aepositus  of  Oettingen.  Chro- 
nicou Bavariae  ab  anno  Christ!  1273  ad  annum  1313, 
V.  1. — Hermann,  Abbot  of  St.  Maurice  of  Altnrick.  An- 
nales  ab  anno  Christi  1152  qui  est  primus  Friderlc!  I 
usque  ad  Rudolphuin  Habsburglcum,  annum  videlicet 
1273,  V.  1.— Spicilegiuni  lectionum  variarum  in  Her- 
manni  Contract!  et  Bernoid!  Constantieusis  con- 
tiuuatoris  ejus  chronica,  v.  1. — Vita  Sauctae  Hllte- 
gundis  vlrginis,  v.  1.  —  Hochwart,  L.,  Canon  of 
Ralisbon.  Catalogus  episcoporum  Ratispoueusium,  v. 
1. — Hofinann,  C,  Monk  of  St.  Emmeramne's.  Episco- 
porum Ratispoueusium  nee  non  abbatum  monaster!! 
d!v!  Emmeraral  historla,  v.  1.— Kazbeg,  M.,  Abbot  of 
Eeichenbach.  Catalogus  abbatum  llolchonbaconsium, 
V.  1.— ICoelner,  A.  Ephemerldes  belli  Palaiiuo-Boicl, 
V.  2.— Koelner,  A.,  and  Aroden,  M.  Specimen  diplo- 
matarll Bojoarlci,  v.  2. — Acta  olectionls Lazari  abbatls 
Reychonbacensls  per  viam  compromlssl,  anno  1417, 
V.  1.— lileb,  J.  Miscellanea  hlstorica  Schliorsoensia, 
V.  1. — Lory,  M.,  Monk  of  St.  QuMnus.  Excerpta  ex 
necrologio  Tegernseonsi  raembrauaceo,  v.  1. — liouls 

IV,  Emperor  of  Germany.  Monumeuta  quaodam  dlplo- 
matica, V.  1.— liUiitolti,  Presbyter  of  St.  Stephan.  Codex 
traditionum  Diessouslum;  Necrologium  Diossense 
secuii  XII;  Nocrologlum  Diessouse  alterum,  v.  2.— 
Martin,  Monk  of  St.  Emmeramne's.  Epistola,  v.  1. — 
Chronicou  IVoribergense  et  locorum  vlcluorum  ab 
anno  Chrisll  1361  ad  annum  1476  pertingens,  v.  1.— 
Historia  de  notabili  particula  Sauctao  Crucls  ad  Sanc- 
tum Egldium  Nnrembergne,  v.  1.— Onsorg,  U., 
Canon  of  Ratisbon.  Chrouicou  Jiavariae  a  temporibus 
Phocae  Imperatorls  August!  ad  annum  Christi  1422; 
Excerpta  Bolca  ox  catalogo  Poutiflcum  Romanorum, 

V.  1.— Otto,  Prior  of  Waldsassen.  Chronicon  Waldsas- 
seuse;  Descrlptlo  extermiull  monasteri!  su!  sub  bello 
Bavarico  majore,  v.  1. — Parfness,  J.,  Monk  of  Ens- 
dorff.  Chronicon  Ensdorffense  ab  anno  Christi  1121 
ad  annum  1480,  v.  1.— Rotulus  censualis  caiioulae  Do- 
mini Salvatorls  Polllnganae,  v.  2.— Historia  Sanct! 
Q,uirini  regis  et  martyris  cum  f  undatloue  monaster!! 
In  Tegernsee  et  successione  abbatum,  v.  2.— Breve 
chrouicon  liatlsponense  ab  anno  Christi  471  ad  an- 
num 1343,  v.  1.— Farrago  hlstorica  rerum  Ratispo- 
nenslum  ab  anno  Christi  508  usque  ad  annum  Christi 
1519,  V.  2.— Chronicon  Reichenbacense  ab  ortu  mo- 
nasterii  1118  ad  annum  Christi  1417,  v.  1 — Excerpta 
dlplomatica  Reicheubacensia  ab  anno  Christi  1238 
ad  annum  usque  1556  pertiugentia,  v.  1.— Excerplorum 
diplomaticorum  Reicheubacensia  mantissa,  v.  1.  — 
Breve  chronicon  rerum  sue  tempore  gestarum  ab 
anno  Christi  1396  ad  annum  1418,  v.  1.— Rumpler,  A., 
Abbot  of  Eorbach.  Calamitatum  Bavariae  liber;  Do 
gestis  in  Bavaria  Ubrl  VI,  v.  1.— SchamdocUer,  G. 
Breve  chronicon  rerum  quarundam  sub  Fridorico  III 
Auguslo  ab  anuo  Christi  1440  ad  anuum  1479  gestarum, 
V.  1.— Scliedel,  H.  Breve  chronicon  Noriborgense  ot 
locorum  vlcluorum  ab  anno  Christi  1116  ad  annum 
1399;  Chronicou  monaster!!  Sanct!  ^gldll,  Scotorum 
Noribergae  ;  Historla  memorablllum  ab  anno  1439  ad 
annum  1400  gestarum,  res  Ludovic!  Divitis  Bavariae 
Ducis  imprimis  illustraus;  Opusculum  hlslorlcum  do 
ortu  ac  laudablli  progrossu  conventus  Fratrum  Ordl- 
nls  Praedicatorum  Noribergae,  v.  1.— Breve  chrouicou 
Scheiftlariense  Ordinls  Praemoustratensls  ab  anuo 
1140  ad  annum  1562,  v.  1.— Chronicon  Schlierscense 
sou  brovis  historia  de  ortu,  fundatioue,  beuetactori- 
bus,  ot  praediis  aiitiquissimae  ecclesiae  coilegiatao 
Schliorseensls,  v.  1.— Schvyaiglxauser,  V.  Excerpta 
dlplomatica  Ensdorffensla,  v.  1.— Staindel,  J.,  Pres- 
bijter  of  Passau.  Chronicou  generale  ab  orbls  condl- 
tione  ad  anuum  Christi  1508  quod  ab  auuo  Christi  700 
usque  ad  tluom  hlc  prlmum  prodlt,  v.  1.— Sunthem, 
L.  FamlUae  Germaniae  prlncipum  lUustratao  hacto- 
hus  Inedltao,  v.2.— Fragmouta  blna  chroulcl  Tcgcrn- 
seensis,  v.  1.— Turmayr,  J.  See  Aventinus,  J.— 
Vetter,  J.  Fast!  consulares  clvltatis  Landlshutauae 
uotls  chrouicis  Intorpolatl,  ab  auuo  Christi  1439  ad 
annum  1505,  v.2.— Vitus,  Prior  of  Eberberg.  Chronica 
Bavarorum  ab  orlgine  gentls  ad  anuum  Christi  1504, 
V.  2.— Volckmar,  Abbot  of  Fuerstenfeld.  De  gestia 
prlncipum  a  tempore  Rudolph!  Regis  usque  ad  tom- 
pora Ludovlcl  Imperatorls  chronica,  v.  2.— Zayner, 
A.  Rerum  bollo  Bavarico  gestarum  a  morto  Georgll 
Dlvitls  ad  laudum  CoUmienso  Ubor  memorlalls  Incom- 
l)letus,  V.  2.— Zengg,  B.  Excerpta  Bolca  ex  Chronlco 
Augustano  anocdoio  ab  anno  Christi  1369  ad  anuum 
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Deu  Gale  X'glspell,  v.  7.— Garrick  i  Frankrig, 
V.  10.— Gertrude,  v.  11. — Gienfaerdet  paa  Her- 
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— Helge,  V.  2.— Hroars  saga,  v.  2.— Hrolf  Krake, 
V.  3.— Foitale  til  Hrolt  Krake,  v.  24.— Deo  Italieuske 
dlgter  blandt  de  vilde,  v.  7.  — Die  Italieiiske 
revere,  v.  9.  —  Forsog  til  besvarelse  al  det  ved 
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lains  Hnle,  v.  13.— Lykkeridderne,  v.  7.— Lyrls- 
ke  dlgte,  v.  18-21.— Malcrtet,  v.  7.— Mlndedigte, 
V.  21.— ^Innkebrodreiie,  v.  7. — Vordens  Guder, 
V.  1.— Foruile  til  nordiske  digte.  v.  21.— Xordiske 
oldsngii,  V.  22.— >ovellcr,  v.  7.— Ocn  i  Sydbavet, 
V.  15,  10.— Orvarodds  snga,  v.  1.— Overllelsen,  v. 
14.  —  Prosaiske  arbeider,  v.  25.  —  Regnar  Lod- 
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Sibylle-Templet,  v.  10.— Den  Skinsyge  nioller, 
V.  11.— Sovedrikken,  v.  i:?.— StraflTen  efter  do- 
den,  V.  7.— Svar  til  Baggesen,  v.  2!.— Tale  I  anled- 
ulng  at  Tborvaldseus  Hienikonist  til  faedre- 
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water-power  of  the  southern  Atlantic  water-shed: 
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Oger,  Abbot.  12  cent.  Sermones  XV  de  verbis 

Domini  In  ultima  coena.  36  pp.  (illgne,  J.P.,  Pafro/. 
s.  Lat.  V.  1S4,  p.  879.) 

Ogliani  alphabet.  The.  30  pp.  Graves,  C, 

Bp.  of  Limerick.     {Hermat\ena,  v.  2,  p.  443.) 

Ogham  inscriptions.     See  Inscriptions, 

Ogliam. 
Ogier,  the  Dane.    Raimbert  de  Paris.    La 

Chevalerie  Ogier  de  Danemarche,  poeme  du 

XII  siecle.     1842,  2  v.     {Romans  des  douze 

pairs  de  France,  v.  8,  9.) 

Morris,  W.    Ogier  the  Dane.  58  pp.   (/n  fcii  Earthly 

paradise,  v.  2,  p.  275.)— Paris,  P.  Recherches  sur 
Ogier  le  Danois.  18  pp.  [Biblvith.  Ecole  il.  Chartes,  v.  3. 
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letteratura  romanzesca  degl'  Italian!.  103  pp.  (Ro- 
mania, T.  2,  1873,  p.  153;  v.  3,  1874,  p.  31;  v.  4,  1875, 
p.  398.) 

Ogier  de  Gonibanld,  Jean.    See  Gom- 

bauld,  J.  O.  de. 
Ogilby,  John.  1600-76.  Africa:  being  an 
accurate  description  of  the  regions  of  ..Egypt, 
Barbary,  Lybia,  and  Billedulgerid  .  .  .  Col- 
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authors.     London,  1670.     fo.  1491 

Note.—"  This  is  little  more  than  an  English  version 
of  Dapper's  work."  Lowndes,  W.  T.,  Bibliog.  manvuU, 
V.  3,  pt.  2,  p.  1719. 

{Tr.)  America:  being  the  latest  and  most 

accurate  description  of  the  new  world.  See 
Montanus,  A. 

( Tr. )   Atlas  Chinensis.   See  Montanus,  A. 

{Tr.)  Atlas  Japannensis.  See  Montanus,  A. 

{Tr.)   Homer  his  Iliads.    See  Homerus. 

{Tr.)  Homer  his  Odysses.    See  Homerus. 

Ogilvie,  George.    The  master-builder's  plan, 

or  the  principles  of  organic  architecture  as 
indicated  in  the  tj'pical  forms  of  animals. 
London.  1858.     p.  8°.  —1697 

OgilTie,  J.  S.  History  of  the  attempted  as- 
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Ogilvie,  James.   Philosophical  essays.  31  pp. 

(Rev.  of  in  ^v.  Am.  Bee.  v.  4,  1817,  p.  378.) 

OgilTie,  John,  D.  D.  1733-1814.  Philosoph- 
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Theology  of  Plato,  compared   with  the 

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Ogilvy,  Mi-s.  D.  Book  of  Highland  min- 
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Paris,  poem.    1  p.    (Fraser't  Mag.  v.  37, 1848,  p.  630.) 

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Memoires  sur  la  Pologne  et  les  Polonais, 

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•    thorpe.     1867. 


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Peabody,  W.  B.  O.    Llfo  of  O.    205  pp.    (Sparks,  J., 

Am.  hiiig.  u.  s.  V.  2,  p.  201.)— Spalding,  T.  Sketch  of 
the  life  of  O.  57  pp.  (Georgia  Hist.  Soc.  Co(i.  v.  1, 1810, 
p.  239.) 

O'Ooriuan;  ( — ).   Practice  of  angling.  7  pp. 

(Kev.  of  iu  Vublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  26,  1845,  p.  153.) 

Ogoway  river.     Marche,  A.    Voyage  au 

Gabon  at  sur  le  fleuve  Ogoou6.  18  pp.  {Tour  du  Monde, 
V.  36, 1878,  p.  369.) 

Ogyges.    Freret,  N.     Observations  sur  les  2 

deluges  ou  inondallons  d'Ogygfes  ot  de  Deucalion.  20 
pp.  (Inst,  de  Fi'ance,  Acad.  Jnscript.  Hist.  v.  23,  1756, 
p.  129.) 

Ogj'gia:  seu,  rerum  Hibernicarum  chrono- 

logia.     O 'Flaherty,  R.  2585 

Ogygia  Tiiidicatcd.    O'Conor,  C.       2594 

O'ilagan,  John.    Chaucer.    33  pp.    [Duhlin 

afttrnuun  lectures,  2  s.  p.  245.) 

O'lf  agan,  Thomas,  Baron  0''Hagan.    1812- 

85.  Coleridge.  50  pp.  (Dublin  afternoon  lectures,  4  s. 
1).  229.) 

O'Haiilon,  Rev.  John  (Lageniensis,  pseud.) 
Irish  folk  lore  :  traditions  and  superstitions 
of  the  country ;  with  humorous  tales.  [Anon.] 
Glasgow  [1870].     p.  8°.  1226 

O'llaiiloii  and  his  wife.  18  pp.  (Fraser''s 

Mag.  V.  14, 1836,  p.  184.) 

O'Hara,  Elizabeth.    The  white  silk  bonnet. 

7  pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  3, 1851,  p.  533.) 

O'llara,  Kane.   1722-82.   Midas :  a  burletta. 

32  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  12;  London  stage, 
V.  4;  Oxberry,  W.,  Aew  Eng.  drama,  v.  15;  Scott,  Sir  W., 
Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  5,  p.  601.)— Tom  Thumb  :  a  bur- 
letta. 27  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  tlieat.  v.  23;  Lon- 
don stage,  v.  4.)— Two  misers.  7  pp.  (London  stage, 
V.  4;  Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  5,  p.  031.) 

O'llara  family.  Tales  by  the.  See  Banim, 
J.,  and  Banim,  M. 

O'Hart,  John.  The  Irish  and  Anglo-Irish 
landed  gentry  when  Cromwell  came  to  Ire- 
land ;  or,  a  supplement  to  Irish  pedigrees. 
Dublin,  1884.     8°.  2786 

Olieini,  Gallus.  Chronik  von  Reichenau, 
herausg.  von  Dr.  K.  A.  Barack.  Stuttgart, 
1866.  8°.  {Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg. 
V.  84.)  —3116 

Oliio.  Espy,  J.  Memorandums  of  a  tour  in 
the  states  of  Ohio  and  Kentucky  .  .  .  1870. 
(Ohio  Valley  Hist.  S.  Miscel.  No.  1.) 

View  of  O.    33  pp.     (Am.  Quart.  Kev.  v.  13,  1833,  p. 

94.)— Whittlesey,  C  Descriptions  of  ancient  works 
In  O.  20  pp.  7  pi.  (Smlthson.  Inst.  Conlrib.  v.  3.)— 
Wool80u,C.  F.  Happy  valley.  4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
V.  41,1870,  p.  282.) 

See  also  names  of  counties,  towns ;  as  Athens  Co. — 
Butler  Co. — Cincinnati.— Columbus,  etc. 

Oiiio,  AgHculture.  State  Board  of  Agricul- 
ture, 1850,  55-66,  70-79,  81.     1850-82,  24  v. 

Qhiio,  Biography.  Hildreth,  S.  P.  Biograph- 
ical and  historical  memoirs  of  the  early 
pioneer  settlers  of  Ohio.     1852. 

McBkide,J.  Pioneer  biography.  Sketches 

of  the  lives  of  some  of  the  early  settlers  of 
Butler  county,  Ohio.  1869-71,  2  v.  (Ohio 
Valley  Hist.  S. '^o.  4:.) 

Ohio,  Church  histoiy.  Hayden,  A.  S.  Early 
history  of  the  Disciples  in  the  Western  Re- 
serve, Ohio.     1876. 

Zeisberger,  D.    Diary.    Tr.  and  ed.  by 

Eugene  F.  Bliss.     1885.  2  v. 

Ohio  Congregationalism.     14  pp.     {New  Eng- 

lander,  v.  13, 1855,  p.  607.) 

Ohio,  Constitution.  Adel,  J.  G.  Official  re- 
port of  the  proceedings  and  debates  of  the 
constitutional  convention,  Dec.  2, 1878.  V.  2, 
pts.  1,  2,  3.     1874,  1  v.  in  3. 

Smith,  J.  V.    Report  of  the  debates  and 


proceedings  of  the  convention  for  the  revision 
of  the  constitution,  1850-51.     1851,  2  v. 

Hough,  F.  B.  (rj.)    Constitution  of  O.,  1850-51.    31 

pp.  (Jn  his  Am.  constitutions,  v.  2,  p.  152.) — Poore, 
B.  P.  (i'd.)  Constitution  of  O.  27  pp.  (/n  ?«s  Federal 
and  state  constitutions  of  U.  S.  v.  2,  p.  1455.) 

Ohio,  Education.  Ohio  Educational  Monthly, 
n.  s.  V.  3.     1862. 

State  Commissioners  of  Common  Schools. 

Annual  reports,  1857-60,  65,  67,  70-81.  1858- 
82,  18  V. 

Coggcshall,  W.  T.    System  of  common  schools  in 

O.     40  pp.     (Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  6,  1859,  pp.  81,  532.) 

Ohio,  Finances.  Auditor  of  State.  Annual 
reports,  1864-65,  1874-81.     1865-82,  10  v. 

Li.,  a.    Notes  statistlques  et  fliianciercs  sur  I'otat 

d'O.  13  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  v.  6, 1847, 
p.  137.) 

Ohio,  Forestry.  Ohio  State  Forestry  Associ- 
ation. Proceedings,  together  with  a  report 
upon  the  forest  condition  of  Ohio.     18S4. 

State  Forestry  Bureau.  First  annual  re- 
port, 1885.     1886. 

Ohio,  Geology  and  natural  histoi'y.    Hunt, 

T.   S.      Mineral  resources  of  the  Hocking 

valley.     1881. 
Jones,  H.,  Jones,  G.  E.,  and  Shulze,  E.  J. 

Illusti'atious  of  the  nests  and  eggs  of  the 

birds  of  Ohio.     1879-86. 

Mather,  W.  W.    First  and  second  annual 

report  on  the  geological  survey  of  the  state 
of  Ohio.     1838,  2  v. 

Newberry,  J.  S. ,  and  others.    Geological 

survey  of  Ohio.  Repdrt  of  progress  in  1869, 
70.     1871,  2  v. 

Report   of   the  geological  survey  of 

Ohio,  V.  1,  2,  4,  pt.  1.  1873-82,  3  v.  in  5,  and 
maps,  3  V. 

Lesley,  J.  P.    Note  on  the  comparative  geology  of 

north-eastern  O.  and  north-western  Pa.  and  western 
New  York.  52  pp.  (Pa.  2  geol.  surv.  1874-80, 1,  1874,  p. 
67.)— AVhite,  J.  C.  Special  report  ou  the  correlation 
of  the  coal  measures  in  western  Pa.  and  eastern  O. 
89  pp.  ( With  his  Geology  of  Lawrence  county,  p.  215 : 
Pa.  2  geol.  surv.  1874-80,  Q.  Q.) 

Ohio,  Histoivj.  Atwater,  C.  History  of  the 
state  of  Ohio.     [1838.] 

Hildreth,  S.  P.  Biographical  and  his- 
torical memoirs  of  the  early  pioneer  settlers 
of  Ohio.     1852. 

Howe,  H.    Historical  collections  of  Ohio. 

1848. 

MiTCHENER,  C.  H.    Ohio  annals.   Historic 

events  in  the  Tuscarawas  and  Muskingum 
valleys,  and  in  other  portions  of  the  state  of 
Ohio.     1876. 

Smith,  W.  Historical  account  of  Bou- 
quet's expedition  against  the  Ohio  Indians 
in  1764.     [Ohio  Valley  Hist.  S.  No.  1.) 

Taneyuill,  R.   H.      Leatherwood    god. 

An  account  of  the  appearance  and  preten- 
sions of  Joseph  C.  Dylks  in  eastern  Ohio  in 
1828.  1870.  (Ohio  Valley  Hist.  S.  Miscel. 
No.  3.) 

Trent,  W.    Journal .  . .  from  Logstown 

to  Pickawillany,  1752.     1871. 

Williams,  S.    Two  western  campaigns 

in  the  war  of  1812-13.  1870.  (Ohio  Valley 
Hist.  S.  1/isceZ.  No.  2.) 

Early  history  of  O.    25  pp.    (New  Englander,v.X2, 

1854,  p.  384.)— Fifty  years  of  O.  50  iip.  (N.  Am.  liev. 
V.  47,  1H38,  p.  1.)— Pioneer  history.  10  pp.  (New 
Englander,  v.  7,  1849,  p.  40.)— Pioneer  settlerg  of  O. 

8  pp.     (New  Englander,  v.  10,  1852,  p.  385.) 
-See  also  N.  Am.  Itov.  v.  03, 1841,  p.  320. 


OHIO,  Laws 


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Ohio^  iMws.  Chase.  S.  P.  (£t^)  Statutes  of 
Ohio,  and  of  the  Northwestern  territory, 
from  1788  to  1833.     1833-35,  3  v. 

CuEWEX,  M.  E.  (Ed, )    Public  statutes  at 

large,  of  the  state  of  Ohio,  1833-60.  1853- 
61,  4  V. 

Daugherty,   M.   a.,  and  others  (Eds.) 

Revised  statutes  and  other  acts  of  a  general 
nature  of  the  state  of  Ohio,  in  force  Jan.  1, 
1880.     1879,  2  V. 

General  and  local  laws  and  joint  reso- 
lutions passed  by  the  General  Assembly  of 
Ohio,  1854,  56-80,  82.  With  Index,  1869-76. 
1854-82,  28  v. 

Militia  law  of  Ohio,  passed  March  28, 

1857.     1857. 

Ohio  school  laws.   3  and  4  ed.  1862  ;  1865. 

Supreme  Court.    Reports  of  cases  argued 

and  determined.  V.  11-20.  1841-59 :  n.  s.  v. 
1-14.  16-31.  1860-78.     1843-79,  40  v. 

SwA>'.  J.  R.  [Ed.)    Revised  statutes  of 

Ohio,  in  force  Aug.  1,  1860  .  .  .     1860,  2  v. 

(Ed.)    Statutes  of  the  state  of  Ohio, 

in  force  Aug.  1854.     1854. 

Criminal  jurisprndence  of  O.    19  pp.    [Am. 

Quart.  Rec.  v.  10,  1831,  p.  29.) 

Ohio,  Politics.    Garfield,  J.  A.    Canvass  in 

C;  Political  Issues  ol  1870;  Ohio  campaign  of  ISIl. 
73  pp.     (  Works,  v.  1,  pp.  477,  610.  732.) 

Obio,  Railroads  and  telegraphs.  Commis- 
sioner of  railroads  and  telegraphs.  Annual 
reports,  1867-79.     1868-80,  14  v. 

Ohio,  Statistics.  Bureau  of  Labor  Statistics. 
Third  annual  report.  1879.     1880. 

Commissioner  of  Statistics.  Annual  re- 
ports, 1857-67.     1858-68,  11  v. 

Secretary  of  State.  Annual  reports,  in- 
cluding the  statistical  report,  1868,  70-79,  81. 
1869-82,  12  V. 

Ohio,  PuNications  by  the  state.  Auditor  of 
State.  Annual  reports,  1864-65,  1874-81. 
Columbus,  1865-82.     10  v.  8°.  —4415 

Board  of  Canal  Commissioners.    Report. 

Columbus,  1824-25.  8°.  (Carud  reports, 
1824-25.)  —2725 

Bureau  of  Labor  Statistics.  Third  annual 

report,  1879.     Columbus,  1880.     8°.      —4454 

Commissioners  of  Morgan  raid  claims. 

Report.     Columbus,  1865.     8°. 

Commissioner  of  Railroads  and  Tele- 
graphs. Annual  reports,  1867-79.  Colum- 
bus. 1868-80.    14  V.  b°.  —4414 

Commissioner  of  Statistics.  Annual  re- 
ports, 1857-67.    Columbus,  1858-68.    11  v.  8=. 

—4413 

Constitutional  conventions.    See  Adel,  J. 

G. — Smith,  J.  V.    Also  Ohio,  Constitution. 

General  Assembly.  Documents,  includ- 
ing messages  and  other  communications, 
1850,  1851-52,  1854,  pt  2.  Columbus,  1851- 
54.     5  v.  8°.  5997 

Executive  documents :  messages  and 

reports,  1856-76,  78,  79.  81.  Columbus,  1857- 
82.     50  v.  8°.  5997 

House  of  Representatives.    Journals, 

1839-52.  54,  56,  58,  60-77,  79-82.  Columbus, 
1839-82.    42  v.  8°.  5983.  5985 

Senate.    Journals,  1836-37,  38-39.  39- 

40,  41-45.  46-49,  52,  v.  1.  pt.  1;  1854,  56-70, 
72-77,  79-82.     Columbus,  1836-82.     39  v.  8°. 

5924 


Geological  survey.     See  Mather,  W.  W. 

— Newberry,  J.  S.,  and  others.  Also  Ohio, 
Geology,  etc. 

Laws.    General  and  local  laws  and  joint 

resolutions  passed  by  the  General  Assembly, 
1854,  56-80,  82.  Columbus,  1854-82.  27  v. 
8°.  —4413 

Index  to  laws  in  force,  from  v.  66  to 

V.  73  inclusive,  1869-76  .  . .  Columbus,  1876. 
8°.  (With  Ohio,  General  and  local  laws, 
1876.)  —4413 

Militia  law  of  Ohio,  passed  March  28, 

1857  .  .  .     Columbus,  1857.    8°. 

Ohio   school    laws,  accompanied    by 

blank  forms  .  .  .  prepared  by  the  state  school 

commissioner,  for  the  use  and  government 

of  school  officers.   3  ed.    Columbus.  1862.  8°. 

The  same.    4  ed.    Columbus,  1865.     8°. 

—4413 

See  also  Cliage,  S.  P.— Cnrwen,  M.  E.— Daugh- 
erty, M.  A.,  and  others.— Swan,  J.  R.  Also  Ohio, 
Laics. 

Secretary  of  State.  Annual  reports,  in- 
cluding the  statistical  report,  1868,  70-79.  81. 
Columbus,  1869-82.     12  v.  8°.  —4414 

Annual  report,  1870.  2  ed.   Columbus, 

1871.    8°.  —4414 

State  Board  of  Agriculture.  Annual  re- 
ports to  the  General  Assembly:  1850,  55-66, 
70-75,  76-79,  81.  Columbus,  1850-82.  24  v. 
8°.  —4694,  —4693 

State    Board    of    Centennial    Managers. 

Final  report  to  the  General  Assembly  of  the 
state  of  Ohio,  pt.  1.    Columbus,  1877.    8°. 

—4435 

State  Board  of  Equalization  (of  real  es- 
tate), Nov.  7,  1870.  Proceedings.  Colum- 
bus, 1871.     8°.  —4453 

State  Commissioners  of  Common  Schools. 

Annual  reports.  1857-60,  65,  67,  70-81.  Co- 
lumbus, 1858-82.     18  v.  8°.  —4453 

State  Forestry  Bureau.  First  annual  re- 
port. 1885.     Columbus,  1886.     8°.  —4693 

State  Library.    Holden,  W.    Catalogue 

of  the  Ohio  State  Library.     1875. 

Twenty-fifth    annual    report    of    the 

commissioners  of  the  Ohio  State  Library  for 
the  year  1870.     Columbus,  1871.     8=*; 

Supreme  Court.    Reports  of  cases  argued 

and  determined,  v.  11-20, 1841-59 ;  n.  s.  v.  1- 
14, 16-31, 1860-78.  Columbus,  1843-79.  40  v. 
8°.  5915 

JVote.— V.  11-13,  by  Edwin  M.  Stanton;  v.  14-19,  by 
Hlnun  Griswold;  t.  20,  by  Wm.  Lawrence.  N.  s.  v.  1, 
by  G«o.  W.  McCook ;  v.  2-4,  by  R-Jbt.  B.  Warden ;  v.  5-21, 
by  Leander  J.  CrItchQeld;  v.  22,  '23,  by  M.  M.  Granger; 
V.  24-31,  by  E.  L.  De  Witt 

Ohio  and   PennsylTania   Railroad 

Company.  Exhibit  of  the  adairs  of,  \9SO.  20  pp. 
{B-mnd  pampk.  v.  116.1— Roberts,  S.  W.  Report  to  the 
president  and  directors  of  the  Ohio  and  Pennsylvania 
Railroad  Company,  1849,  50.  40  pp.  2  maps.  {Bound 
pampk.  V.  116,  250.) 

Ohio  annals.    Mitchener.  C.  H.  3594 

Ohio  Ddnoational  Monthly,    n.  s.  v.  3. 

Columbus,  1862.     8°.  —2374 

Ohio  river.  Ellicott,  A.  Journal .  .  . 
containing  occasional  remarks  on  the  situa- 
tion, soil  ...  of  the  different  countries  on 
the  Ohio,  Mississippi,  and  Gulf  of  Mexico. 
1814. 

LiiOYD,  J.  T.     Steamboat  directory,  and 

disasters  on  the  western  waters.     1856. 


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Margry,  p.  {Ed.)    Voyages  des  Frangais 

sur  les  grands  lacs  et  decouverte  de  I'Ohio 
et  du  Mississipi  (1614-84).  1879.  [In  his 
Decouvertes  et  etablissements  des  Frangais 
dans  I'Amerique  sept.  v.  1.) 

Rafinesque,  C.   S.      Monograph  of  the 

fluviatile  bivalve  shells  of  the  river  Ohio. 
1832. 

Dov)"!!  the  Ohio  to  the  niiderworld.    19  pp. 

{Fraser's  Mag.  v.  74, 18G6,  p.  753.)— Reeves,  J.  E.  Pollu- 
tion of  the  upper  Ohio,  and  the  water  supply  of  the 
cities  and  chief  towns  within  the  first  100  miles  of  its 
course.  10  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v. 
in,  p.  86.) 

Ohio    IState    Forestry    Association. 

Proceedings,  together  with  a  report  upon 
the  forest  condition  of  Ohio.  Columbus, 
1884.    8°.  —4693 

Ohio  valley.  Harrison,  W.  H.  Discourse 
on  the  aborigines  of  the  valley  of  the  Ohio. 
1838. 

Ohio  Valley  Historical  Series.     Nos.  1-7. 

1868-71,  8  V. 

See  aUn  Viilted  States,  Western  states. 

Ohio  Valley  Historical  Series.  Nos. 
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Contents.  Clark,  G.  R.  Sketch  of  his  campaign  in 
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in  Kentucky,  a  series  of  remlnlsceutlal  letters  to  his 
children.  No.  6.— Espy,  J.  Tour  in  Ohio,  Kentucky, 
and  Indian  territory,  in  1805,  No.  7.— IUcBrlde,  J. 
Pioneer  biography :  sketches  of  the  lives  of  some  of 
tlie  early  settlers  of  Butler  county,  Ohio,  2  v.  No.  4. 
—Miscellanies,  No.  7.— Smith,  J.  Account  of  the 
remarkable  occurrences  In  the  life  and  travels  of, 
during  his  captivity  with  the  Indians  in  the  years 
1755-59,  No.  5. —  Smith,  W.  Historical  account  of 
Bouquet's  expedition  against  tlie  Ohio  Indians,  in 
1764,  No.  1.— Taneyhill,  R.  H.  Tlie  Leatherwood 
god.  No.  7.- Walker,  C.  M.  History  of  Athens  county, 
Ohio,  No.  2.— Williams,  S.  Two  western  campaigns 
In  the  war  of  1812,  No.  7. 

Note. — For  shelf  marks  see  names  of  authors. 

Olissoii,  C. ,  Baron  d '.  See  Mourad ja  d  'Ohs- 
son,  C,  Baron. 

Ohthere.  9  cent.  Periplus,  sive  narratio 
de  suis  In  Septentrionem  et  in  Marl  Balthico  naviga- 
tionlbus.  18  pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F., 
Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  2,  p.  106.)— Voyage  to  the  north 
parts  beyond  Norway  about  the  yeere  890;  Second 
voyage  into  the  Sound  of  Denmarke.  3  pp.  (Hakluyt, 
R.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  pp.  5,  6.)— "Voyage.  12  pp.  (Alfred 
the  Great,  King  of  England,  Wkole  works,  v.  2,  p.  39.)— 
Voyages  to  the  White  sea  and  the  Baltic,  in  the  9 
century.    6  pp.    (Kerr,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  7.) 

Oigoiirs.    Julien,  S.      Notices  sur  les  pays 

et  les  pouples  etrangers,  tlrges  des  geographies  et  des 
annales  chlnoises ;  les  Olgours.  39  pp.  (Joum.  asiat. 
4  8.  V.  9,  1847,  pp.  50,  189.) 

Oil.  Alexander,  J.  H.  Reports  on  oils.   1855. 

Antisell,  T.   Manufacture  of  photogenic 

or  hydro-carbon  oils.     1860. 

Oppler,  T.    Handbuch  der  fabrication 

mineralischer  oele.     1863. 

-  Metster,  A.  L.  F.  De  qulbusdam  del  aquae  super- 
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gen,  K.  gesells.  wlsseus.  Comment,  mathemat.  v.  1, 1778, 
p.  35.) 

See  also  Coal  oil.— Illumination.— Petroleum. 

Oiiiainmorhtil.    24  pp.     Macpherson,  J., 

J'oems  iifOssian,  v.  1,  p.  235. 

Oiil);us,  the  Culdee.  Glossary  to  the  Calen- 
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Oiroii,  France.  Loudun,  E.  Oiron  :  lo  cha- 
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refpomlanl,  v.  35,  1855,  p.  359.) 

Oise,  Department  of.,  France.    Peigne-Dela- 

court,  A.  AutlquitC-8  dc-oou  vei-toa  dans  le  d6partomeut 
de  I'O.  1  p.  (Soc.  antlq.  do  Franco,  Hull.  18.'>7-.^>H,  p. 
110;  with  Mim.  v.  24,  ISIiO.)— Sareopliago  du  XIII  sltSclo, 
trouv6  dauB  lo  dfipartcmeiit  do  I'O.  1  p.  (Soc.  antiq. 
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Oiseaii,  L'.    Michelet,  J.  —2617 

Oiseau  blaiic,  L',  conte  bleu.  99  pp.  Di- 
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Oisel,  Jakob.      Niceron,   J.   P.      Mem.   des 

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Oisel,  Philip.      Niceron,   J.    P.      Mem.    des 
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Oissel,  or  Oscelle,  Island.    Bonamy,  P.  N. 

Memolresur  I'tlo  d'O.  25  pp.  (Inst,  do  France,  ^cacZ. 
Inscript.  Hist.  v.  20,  1753,  p.  109.)— Lcheuf,  J.  M6raoire 
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Oji  proverbs.    Burton,  R.  F.     Proverbs  in 

the  03 i  tongue.  70  pp.  (In  Ms  Wit  and  wisdom  from 
West  Africa,  p.  CI.) 

Ojibway  Indians.  See  Chippeway  Indians. 
Okavango  river.    Andersson,  C.  J.    The 
Okavango  river.     1861, 

Guernsey,  A.  H.     The  Okavango  rlvor.     14  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  24,  1802,  p.  28.) 

Okeechobee  lake.  Heilprin,  a.  Explo- 
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the  Okeechobee  wilderness.     1887. 

O'Keefe,  John.  1747-1833.  Dramatic  works. 
London,  1798.     4  v.  8°.  3865 

Contents.  The  Basket  maker,  v.  2.— The  Beggar 
on  horseback,  v.  3.— The  Birth-day,  v.  3.— 'I'he 
Blacksmith  of  Antwerp,  v.  '2. — The  Castle  of 
Andalusia,  v.  1.— The  Czar  Peter,  v.  3.— The  Dol- 
drum,  v.  4.— Tlie  Farmer,  v.  4.— Fontainebleau, 
v.  2— The  Grenadier,  v.  1.— The  Highland  reel, 
V.  4— The  Irish  miuiic,  v.  3.— liife's  vagaries,  v. 
1.— The  Little  hunchback,  v.  2.— The  London 
hermit,  v.  3. — Love  iii  a  camp,  v.  4. — The  Magic 
banner,  v.  4.— The  Man  milliner,  v.  4.— Modern 
antiques,  v.  1.  — The  Poor  soldier,  v.  1.  —  The 
Positive  man,  v.  2.— The  Prisoner  at  large,  v.  4. 
—  Sprigs  of  laurel,  v.  1.— Tantara-rara,  v.  3.— 
Tony  Iiumpkin  in  to-wn,  v.  1. — The  Toy,  v.  3. — 
Tlie  AVicklovv  mountains,  v.  2. — AVild  oats,  v.  2. 
—The  "World  in  a  village,  v.  4. 

Recollections  of  the  life  of.    Written  by 

himself.     London,  1826.     2  v.  8°.  4851 

Agreeable    surprise ;    a   comic  opera.      39  pp. 

(Cumberland,  J.,  Bi-il.  theat.  v.  31.)— Castle  of  Anda> 
lusia  ;  a  comic  opera.  CO  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit. 
theat.  V.  32 ;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  10.)— The  Farm- 
er; a  musical  farce.  36  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit. 
theat.  V.  27.) — Fontainbleau  ;  a  comic  opera.  59  pp. 
(Cumberland,  J.,  Brit.  Iheal.  v.  32.)— Highland  reel  j 
a  musical  farce.  35  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat, 
V.  18.)— Modern  antiques  j  or,  the  merry  mourners; 

,  a  farce.  43  pp.  (Guaiberlaud,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  29.)— 
Peeping  Tom  of  Coventry;  a  musical  farce.  36 
pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  31.)— Poor  sol- 
dier 5  a  musical  farce.  42  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  iirii. 
theat.  V.  20. 1— Prisoner  at  large  ;  a  comedy.  31  pp. 
(Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  tkeat.  v.  26.)— Son  in  la-w;  a 
comic  opera.  36  pp.  (Cumberland,  .J.,  Brit,  theat.  v. 
31.)— Sprigs  of  laurel  5  a  musical  farce.  34  pp. 
(Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  39.)— Wild  oats;  or, 
the  strolling  gentleman  ;  a  comedy.  C)  pp.  (Cumber- 
land, J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  34;  Oxborry.W.,  A'eiu  Eng.  drama, 
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Q,uaker;  a  comedy.  59  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit. 
theat.  v.  37.) 

O'Keefe,  Rev.  M.   Blackwell  versus  O  'Keefe. 

14  pp.     (Southern  Rev.  v.  18,1875,  p.  loS.) 

0-kee>pa :  a  religious  ceremony.     Catlin, 

G.  1653 

O'Kelly,  Col.  Charles.     17  cetit.    Macariae 

excldlum,  or  the  destruction  of  Cyprus,  coiiiainlng  the 
last  war  and  conquest  of  that  kingdom.  Wriltou  orlgi- 
ually  In  Syriack  by  Phllotas  Phyloxypres,  tr.  into 
Latin  by  Gratlanus  Ragallus,  P.  It.,  and  now  made 
Into  English,  A.  D.  1692.  83  pp.  (Croker.T.  C,  Contests 
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Okely,  W.  Sebastian.  Developement  of 
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1860.     r.  8°.  —1783 

Okeii,  oHginally  Okenfuss,  Lorenz.  1779- 
1851.     Allgemeine  naturgeschiclite  fuer  alle 


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staende.    Stuttgart,  1839-42.    8  v.  in  14.  8°, 

and  atlas,  4°.  —4615,  atlas  —4612 

ContcnU.    Botanlk,  v.  2,  3.— Geognosle,  v.  1.— Min- 

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Elements  of  physiophilosophy.   From  the 

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Erdmaiin,  J.  E.    In  his  Versuch  einer  wiss.  gescti. 

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Okinawa  islands.    See  Loo-choo  islands. 
Oklawalia  river.    Woolson,  C.  F.    The 

Okiawaha.     18  pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  ▼.  52,  1876,  p.  161.) 
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Okoshi,  Narinori.  Sketch  of  the  fisheries  of 
Japan.  31  pp.  (London  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Litera- 
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Olaf  I  (Tnjggvaso-n) .  King  of  Noncay. 
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Chronologia  hlstoriae  OlaTl  Tryggvii  fllil  Xorveglae 

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Mueller.  P.  E.  OIuI  Tryggvesens  saga.  15  pp.  (In 
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pp.     [Script,  hist.  Island,  v.  10,  p.  201.) 

Olaf  II,  St.,  King  of  Noncay.  Eystein,  Abp. 
of  Trondhjem.  Passio  et  miracula  Beati 
Olaui.     Ed.  by  F.  Metcalfe.     1881. 

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(Script,  hist.  Island,  v.  4,  5.) 

McDaxiel,  S.    Life  of  St.  Olave,  martyr, 

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Snorro  Sturluson.    Saga  Olafs  konungs 

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Ijegeiidae    aliquot    de    Sancto    Olavo    rege 

Norveglae.  24  pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,  and  Sulim,  P.  F., 
Script,  rer.  Uanic.  v.  2,  p.  529.) 

Olaf,  of  Geirstadir,  King  of  Westfold.     Nar- 

ratio  de  Olavo  Geirstadalvo.  7  pp.  (Script,  hist.  Island. 
V.  10.  p.  194.) 

Olafiien,  Magnus.    See  Magnus,  O. 
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(Langebeck,  -J.,  and  Subm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v. 
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Olaus,  Peder.     16  cent.     Chronica  regum 

Dauorum,  a  Daao  ad  obituni  Johauuis  regis;  Anuales 
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Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  1,  pp.  63,  171.)— Excerpfa  Nor- 
nianulca  et  Danicn  ab  anno  841  ad  annum  1U50; 
Excerpta  ex  hlstoricls  Danorum,  a  Svenone  Tiugskaeg 
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P.  F.,  S'Mpt.  rer.  Danic.  v.  2,  pp.  10,  203.) 

OlaTide,  Pablo  Antonio  Jose,  CoTide  de  PUos. 

Circa  1725-1803.  Poeslas.  2  pp.  (Cueto,  L.  A.  de.  Poet, 
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Olbers,  Heinrich  Wilhelm  Mathias.  1758- 
1840.  Abhandlung  ueber  die  leichteste  und 
bequemste  methode,  die  bahn  eines  cometen 
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Weimar.  1797.     p.  8°.  —2497 

Olbia.    Creuzer,  G.  F.     Choix  de  medailles 

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Olbie,  ou  essai  sur  les  moyens  d'ameliorer 

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OI*l  age.  Carlisle,  Sir  A.  Means  of  pre- 
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to  hereditary  diseases,  the  affections  of 
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Cicero,  M.  T.    Cato  Major,  sive  de  senec- 

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Note.— For  other  eds.  see  Cicero,  M.  T. 

Aristoteles.    De  juventute  et  seuectute,  de  vita  et 

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Concerning  the  cheertulnesa  of  the  old.  16  pp.  (Fra- 
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Kmerson,  R.  W.  Old  age.  7  pp.  {Allant.  Monthly, 
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See  also  liongevity. 

Old  and  middle  English.    Oliphant,  T. 

L.  K.  2127 

Old  and  new.    Boston,  1870-75.    11  v.  8°. 

4135 
Old  and  new  £dinbnrgli.    Grant.  J. 

3  V.  2583 

Old  and  new  liOndon.    Thornbury,  W., 

and  Walford,  E.     6  v.  1533 

Old  and  Xew  Testament  connected  in 

the  history  of  the  Jews.     Prideaux,  H.    2  v. 

—1226 
Old  baebelor.  The.    "Wirt,  W.  2296 

Old  bachelor's  last  love.  An.    3  pp. 

(Harp.er's  Mag.  v.  15,  1857,  p.  678.) 

Old     ballads,    historical    and     narrative- 
Evans.  T.     4  V.  1334 
Old    book    collector's    miscellany. 

Hindley,  C.  (£d.)     3  v.  1244 

Old  books  and  old  times.    Aspinall.  J. 

W.14 
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handlungen  des  2  Altkatholiken-congresses 
zu  Koeln.     Officielle  ausgabe.     1872. 

LOYSON,    C.    J.    M..    Father   Hyadnthe. 

Catholic  reform.  Letters,  fragments,  dis- 
coui-ses.  tr.  by  Mme.  Hyacinthe-Loyson. 
With  a  preface  by  A.  P.  Stanley.     1874. 

Theodorus,  pseud.  The  new  reforma- 
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Address  of  the  ceutral  committee  of  the  Old- 

CathoUcs  for  North  Germany.  23  pp.  {New  Englander, 
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(London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  46,  1876,  p.  57.)— Fislier,  G.  P. 
Dr.  Doeilinger  and  the  Old  Catholic  movement  In  Ger- 
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Slollnari,  G.  de.  Les  congres  cathollques.  20  pp. 
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the  ne^v  Catholics.  31  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
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See  also  London  Quart.  Rov.  v.  43,  1875,  p.  177.     Also 
Vatican  Council. 


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01«1  Celtic  romances.   Joyce,  P.  W.  ( Tr. ) 

1293 

Old  cheque  book.  The, ...  of  the  Chapel 

Royal,  from   1561  to  1744.     Rimbault,  E.  F. 

(Ed.)     [Camden  Soc.  n.  s.  No.  3.)  1594 

Old  Clieraws,  History  of  the.     Gregg,  A. 

1655 
Old  China,  poems.    3  pp.    (Fraser's  Mag. 

V.  '22,  1840,  p.  606.) 

Old  church  life  in  {Scotland.    Edgar, 

A.     2v.  —1275 

01«1  churches,  ministers,  and  families  of 

Virginia.     Meade,  W.,  Bp.  of  Virginia.    2  v. 

—1275 
01<1  cookery  books  and  ancient  cuisine. 

Hazlitt,  W.  C.  —3747 

Old  country  and  farming  words.     Britten, 

J.     [Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  s.  C.)  —2163 

Old  court  house.    Carter,  A.  G.W.  —1356 
Old  court  suburb.    Hunt,  J.  H.  L.    2  v. 

1536 
Old  covenant.  History  of  the.    Kurtz,  J. 

H.    3v.  —1254 

01«l  curiosity  shop.    Dickens,  C.  J.  H. 

1264 
Old  Deccan  days.    Frere,  M.  1227 

Old  educational  reformer.  Dr.  Andrew 

Bell.     Meiklejohn,  J.  4887 

Old  England.    Hoppin,  J.  M.  1527 

Old  England.    Kmght,C.  (j^d.)  2  v.    1511 
Old   English    baron.    The.     Reeve,    C. 

(Ballantyne,  J.,  Novelists''  Libr.)  1283 

01<l  English  drama.    White,  T.   (Ed.) 

4  V.  3377 

Old  English  grammar.    Sievers,  E. 

—2125 
Old  English  history.    Freeman,  E.  A. 

1588 
Old  English    history.  Introduction  to. 

Brady,  R.  1591 

Old  English  homilies.    Morris,  R.  (Ed.) 

2  V.  (Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  Nos.  34,  53.)     2125 
Old  English  language.  Dictionary  of  the. 

Stratmann,  F.  H.  1165 

Old  English  mansions.    [Scrap  book.] 

[London],  u.  d.     fo.  —1791 

Old  English  plate.    Cripps,W.J.    —1733 
Old  English  plays.    Dilke,  C.  W.  (Ed. ) 

6  V.  3364 

Old  faith  and  the  new.    Strauss,  D.  F. 

—4224 
Old  Flanders.  Delepierre,  J.  O.  2  v.  3645 
Old  Friesic  language.  Grammar  of  the. 

Cummins,  A.  H.  —2137 

01<l   gentleman's    teetotum.      15   pp. 

{lilackwocd' s  Mag.  v.  26,  1829,  p.  210.) 

Old  Olasgoir.    Macgeorge,  A.  2562 

Old  grave.  The.    2  pp.     [Atlant.  Monthly. 

V.  39,  1877,  p.  194.) 

Old  Greek  education.    Mahaffy,  J.  P. 

—2376 
Old  house  in  the  city.    14  pp.     (Blaclc- 

wood's  Mar/.  V.  37,  1835,  p.  860.) 

Old  house  of  Oarkbrothers.    28  pp. 

lIMihlin  Univ.  Maf).  v.  4C,  1855,  pp.  598,  664.) 

Old  Indian  Chronicle.  Drake,  S.G.  1656 
Old  Ironsides  on  a  lee  shore.    4  pp. 

(Uem.  Kei<.  v.  5,  1839,  p.  421.) 

Old  Judge,  The.  Haliburton,T.C.  2  v.  2166 

Old  Kent:  the  Eastern  shore  of  Maryland. 

Hanson,  G.  A.  3583 


Old  Eady  Mary.  45  pp.  (Blackivood's  Mag. 

V.  135,  1884,  p.  1.) 

Old  lady's  story.    5  pp.     (Harper'^s  Mag. 

V.  8,  1854,  p.  369.) 

Old  landmarks  and  historic  personages  of 
Boston.     Drake.  S.  A.  2635 

Old  love  and  the  new.  Creasy,  Sir  E.  S. 
3  V.  1205 

Old  love-letters.    Richardson,  A.  S.  (Ed.) 

3861 

Old  maid  and  the  gun.  6  pp.  {Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  29,  1831,  p.  255.) 

Old  maids.    16  pp.     (Dublin   Univ.   Mag. 

V.  .56,  1860,  p.  702.) 

Old  maid's  first  love.    5  pp.    (Harper^ 

Mag.  V.  4,  1852,  p.  360.) 

Old  maid's  story.    27  pp.    (Blackwood''s 

Mag.  V.  24,  1828,  p.  835.) 

Old  manor-house.    81  pp.     {Blackwood^s 

Mag.  V.  40,  1836,  p.  149.) 

Old  man's  bequest :  a  story  of  gold.  8  pp. 

(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  36,  1850,  p.  69;  Harper's  Mag.  v.  1, 
1850,  p.  387.) 

Old  man's  story.  8  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 

V.  1,  1833,  p.  655;  Harper's  Mag.  v.  14,  1857,  p.  61.) 

Old  Melrose,  Description  of  the  abbeys  of 

Melrose  and.     Bower,  J.  1525 

Old  merchants  of  Kew  York   city. 

Scoville,  J.  A.  3845 

Old  monk  in  the  belfry.  3  pp.  {Black- 
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Old  Mortality.  2  v.  Scott,  Sir  W.,Waverley 
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Old  Naumkeag:  an  historical  sketch  of 
the  city  of  Salem.  Webber,  C.  H.,  and 
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Old  liew  England  traits.  Lunt,  G.  {Ed. ) 

2637 

Old  ]¥ew  York.    Francis.  J.  W.  3567 

Old  l^orth  and  young  North  ...  a  mid- 
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1828,  p.  803.) 

Old  northern  Runic  monuments  of 

Scandinavia    and    England.      Stephens,   G. 

3  V.  1711 

Old  nurse's  story.    17  pp.    Gaskell,  Mrs. 

E.  C.  S.   ( With  her  Mary  Barton  and  other  tales,  p.  418.) 

Old  Paris.    Jackson,  Lady  C.  C.    2  v.    2687 
Old  paths.  The.     McCaul,  A.  —2295 

Old  plantation.  The.   Hungerford,  J.  2296 
Old  portraits  and  modern  sketches.  Whit- 
tier.  J.  G.  2157 
Old  printer  and  the  modern  press.  Knight, 
C.                                                                 W.18 
Old  red  sandstone.    Miller,  H.       —1618 
Old  re<lstone;    or,  historical  sketches  of 
western  Presbyterianism.    Smith,  J.    — 3286 
Old  r6gime  and  the  revolution.     Tocque- 
ville,  A.  C.  H.  C.  de.  1663 
Old  regime  in  Canada.    Parkman,  F. 

1646 
Old  rod  for  new  poets.    3  pp.    (Eraser's 

Mag.  V.  62,  1860,  p.  91.) 

Old  Roger.    7  pp.    (Blackwood^s  Mag.  v. 

45,  1839,  p.  106.) 

Old  Rome.    Burn,  R.  1774 

OI<l  sergeant,  and  other  poems.    Willson, 

F.  1398 
Old  Sir  Douglas.    Maxwell,  Lady  C.  E.  S. 

S.  N.     (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  13-16,  1866-67.) 
Old  Sixth  regiment  of  Massachusetts  vol- 
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J.W.  2647 


OLD  SOLDIER 


3235 


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Old  soldier.  The.    6  pp.    {Blackwood  s  Mag. 

V.  71,  18;V2,  p.  236.) 

Old  song  and  new.    Preston,  M.  J.      1395 

Old  South  cliurcli.  See  Boston,  Churches. 

Old  Testament.  See  Bible,  Old  Testa- 
ment. 

Old  times.    Asliton,  J.  1512 

Old  times  and  distant  places,  Sketches  of. 
Sinclair.  J.  2207 

Old  times  in  tlie  colonies.    CoflSn,  C.  C. 

1645 

Old  times  in  West  Tennessee.  Remi- 
niscences— semi-historic — of  pioneer  life,  and 
the  early  emigrant  settlers  in  the  Big  Hatchie 
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Olfl  nsages.     Mothering  Sunday.      6  pp. 

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Old  Whig,  the.   21  pp.   Addison,  J.,  Works, 

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Old  world  and  the  new.  Dewey,  O.  2  v. 

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Oldeastle,  Sir  John.  Baron  Cobham.  Gas- 
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Bale,  J.,  Bp.  of  Oisory.    Chronicle  of  the  exatuina- 

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Oldecop,  George  Auguste.  1755-1838.  Nou- 
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Olden  time.  The.    Craig,  N.  B.    2  v.    3593 
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J.  Carmen  f  unebre  In  obitum  .  . .  Gertrudls  ab  O.  2 
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Oldhalle,  Sir  William.      Walford,  W.   S. 

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Duty  of  the  church  to  evangelize  the  world,  v.  2. — 
Collegiate  education,  v.  2.  —  Essays  and  ad- 
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Our  peculiar  advantages  for  missionary  enter- 
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Olio,  The.     Grose,  F.  2285 

Olio  of  bibliograpllical  and  literary 
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Oliphaut,  Laurence  (Irene  Macgillicuddy, 
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{Black-wood-s  Ma;],  v.  122,  1877,  p.  055;  v.  123,  1878,  p.  39.) 
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25  pp.     (Schumacher,  G.,  Across  the  Jordan,  p.  213.) 

Olipliaut,  Mrs.  Margaret  O.  Wilson  (Mrs. 
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The  Athelings.     (Blackwood'' s  Mag.  v.  79- 

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The  Brownlows.     (Blackwood^s  Mag.  v. 

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Chronicles  of  Carlingford.     (Blackwood''s 

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Francis  of  Assisi.   London,  n.  d.   8°.    5876 

He  that  will  not  when  he  may.     (Mac- 

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Historical  sketclies  of  the  reign  of  George 

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John.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  106-108, 1869- 

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Ladies  Lindores.     (Blackwood'' s  Mag.  v. 

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Life  of  Edward  Irving,  minister  of  the 

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OLIVERS 


Makers  of  Florence  :  Dante.  Giotto,  Savo- 
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Memoir  of  Count  de  Montalembert.     A 

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5816 

Miss  Marjoribanks.     {Blackwood's  Mag. 

v.  97-99,  1865-66.) 

Sheridan.    New  York,  1883.    12°.     (Mor- 

ley,  J.,  Eng.  men  of  letters.)  3811 

A  son  of  the  soil.     {Macni,Ulan''s  Mag.  v. 

9-11.  1864-65.) 

The  wizard's  son.     {MacmiUan's  Mag.  v. 

47-49,  1883-84.) 

Young  Musgrave.     {Macmillan''s  Mag.  v. 

35-37.  1877-78.) 

Zaidee.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  76-78,  1854- 

55.) 

The  Curate  iu  cbarge.    116  pp.    (MacmUlan's  Mag. 

V.  32,  1875,  pp.  2S9,  397,  490;  v.  33,  1876,  pp.  10, 120,  248.) 
— Kartbbonud.  27  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  a.  v.  21, 
1880,  p.  118.)— Katie  Stewart.  87  pp.  {Blackwood's 
Mag.  V.  72, 1852,  pp.  23,  182,  2a-;,  415,  533.)— Bforah,  the 
Story  of  a  wild  Irish  girl.  25  pp.  (Saibner's  Monthly, 
V.  2,  1871,  pp.  49,  149.)— Story  of  Anne  Matitrln, 
Sketch  tor  a  picture.  15  pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  11, 
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Marys.  71  pp.  (MacmiUan's  Mag.  v.  26,  1872,  p.  385 ; 
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198,  297.) 

Heyivood,  J.  C.      A    gossiping   novelist      (Mrs. 

Oliphaut.)  13  pp.  (In  his  How  they  strike  me,  these 
authors,  p.  113.)— Little  chat  about  Mrs.  O.  19  pp. 
(Black-wood's  Mag.  v.  133,  1883,  p.  73.)— Novels.  9  pp. 
(Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  113, 1873,  p.  722.)— Pas- 
sages iu  the  lite  of  Mrs.  Margaret  Maitlaud.  4  pp. 
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Oliphant,  Thomas.  1799-1873.  La  musa 
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ballets,  roundelays,  etc.,  chiefly  of  the  Eliza- 
bethan age  ;  with  remarks  and  annotations. 
London,  1837.     p.  8°.  1334 

Oliphant,  Tliomas  Lawrence  Kington. 
1831 — .  The  Duke  and  the  scholar,  and 
other  essays.     London,  1875.     8°.  5824 

Contents.  Was  the  old  English  aristocracy  de- 
stroyed by  the  wars  of  the  Roses  ? — Long  union  be- 
tween tlic  Kngltsh  Lords  and  Commons.— Life 
of  Huillard-Breliolles.  —  Life  of  the  Duke  de 
Itnynes.- Life  ot  Fra  Salimbeue. 

New  English.    London,  1886.    2  v.  12°. 

—2123 

Old  and  middle  English.    London,  1878. 

16°.  —2127 

Sources  of  standard  English.    London, 

1873.  12°.     (Rev.  of  in  N.  Avi.  Rev.  v.  119, 

1874,  p.  308.)  —2127 
Oliva,  Bp.   of  Osiina.    11  cent.    Sermo  in 

nataU  S.  Narcissi ;  De  conversloue  B.  Afrae ;  Epistolae ; 
Vicensis  ecclesiae  consecratlo;  Concllii  Narbonensis 
syuodica.  9  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lot.  v.  142, 
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OliTa,  Anello.  1593-1642.  Histoire  du  Perou. 
Tr.  de  Tespagnol  sur  le  MS  inedit  par  H. 
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Oliva,  Fernan  Perez  de.     Circa  1497-1530. 

Dlalogo  de  la  dignidad  del  hombre.  12  pp.  (Obrat 
escogidas  deJUosofos,  p.  385:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espaii.) 

OliTa,  Prussia.    Hirsch,  T.  (Ed.)  Die  aeltere 

chronik  vou  Oliva  und  die  schrifttafeln  von  O.  157  pp. 
(Script,  rer.  Prussic.  v.  1,  p.  649.)— (J5i.)    Chronik   von 
Oliva  und  bruchstuecke  aelterer  chronlken.    58  pp. 
(-Scrip/,  rer.  Prussic.  v.  5,  p.  591.) 
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OHts^^  Convent  of  .    Marmier,  X.   Lecouvent 

d'O.    11  pp.     ( Corresrondant,  v.  36, 1855,  p.  823.) 

Olivades,  Paul.   [Notice  of.]  7  pp.   {N.  Am. 

Rev.  V.  4, 1817,  p.  159.) 

OliTarez,  Caspar  de  Guzman,  Conde  d'Oli- 

rarez,  Ihique  de  San  Lucar  de  Barrameda.  Croiive,  £.  £., 
and  James,  G.  P.  R.  Gaspar  de  Guzman,  Count  Oli- 
varez.  49  pp.  (In  their  Lives  of  foreign  statesmen, 
V.  2,  p.  220:  Lardner,  D.,  Cab.  Cyc.) 

Olive  branch.  The.     Carey.  M.  1615 

OliTeorona,  Samuel  Rodolph  Detler  Canut 
d'.  1817 — .  De  la  peine  demort;  avec  un 
rapport  a  TAcademie  des  sciences  morales 
et  politiques  par  M.  Ch.  Lucas.  Tr.,  revue, 
et  approuvee  par  Tauteur.     Paris,  1868.    8°. 

—1327 
Oliver,  the  Scholastic,  Cardinal-Bp.  ofSabina. 

De  captione  Damiatae  ad  Engelbertum  Colonlensem 
archleplscopum.  8  pp.  (Bongars,  J.,  Gesta  Dei  per 
Franco,  v.  1,  p.  1185.) 

Oliver,  Andrew,  Lieut. -Gov.  of  Mass.  Frank- 
lin before  the  Privy  Council  ...  to  advocate 
the  removal  of  Hutchinson  and  Oliver.  1860. 

Oliver,  Daniel.  Guide  to  the  royal  botanic 
gardens  and  pleasure  grounds,  Kew.  26  ed. 
London,  1872.     12°.  —2607 

liist  of  flowering  plants,  from  Ellesmere  Laud 

and  Griunell  Land.  3  pp.  tXares,  Sir  G.  S.,  Narrat.  of 
a  rnyage  to  the  Polar  sea,  1875-76,  v.  2,  p.  310.) 

Oliver,  G.   W.     Fernley   lecture  for  1878. 

47  pp.     [London  Quart.  Rec.  v.  51,  1879,  p.  265.) 

Oliver,  George,  D.D.  1781-1861.  History 
of  the  city  of  Exet«r.  With  a  short  memoir 
of  the  author,  and  an  appendix,  documents, 
and  illustrations.     Exeter,  1861.     8°,       1516 

Smirke,  E.    Memoir  of  O.    4  pp.    (Oliver,  G.,  Hist. 

of  tfie  city  of  Ezeter,  p.  xi.) 

Oliver,  George.  D.  D.  1782-1867.  History 
of  the  Holy  Trinity  guild,  at  Sleaford,  with 
an  account  of  its  miracle  plays,  religious 
mysteries,  and  shows,  as  practised  in  the  15 
century.     Lincoln,  1837.     8°.  1527 

Oliver,  Mrs.  Grace  Atkinson  (formerly  Mrs. 
Ellis).  1844—.  Arthur  Penrhyn  Stanley, 
his  life,  work,  and  teachings.  3  ed.  Boston, 
1885.     p.  8°.  4886 

Memoir  of  Mrs.  Anna  Laetitia  Barbauld, 

with  many  of  her  letters.  Boston,  1874. 
2  V.  12°.  4817 

A  study  of  Maria  Edge  worth,  with  notices 

of  her  father  and  friends.  2  ed.  Boston, 
1882.     p.  8°.  4887 

Oliver,  Peter.  1821-55.  The  Puritan  com- 
monwealth. An  historical  review  of  the 
Puritan  government  in  Massachusetts  in  its 
civil  and  ecclesiastical  relations,  from  its 
rise  to  the  abrogation  of  the  1  charter.  Bos- 
ton, 1856.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  84, 
1857,  p.  426.)  2623 

Oliver,  Samuel,  Jr.  General  critical  gram- 
mar of  the  Inglish  language.  London,  1825. 
8°.  —2124 

Oliver,  Samuel  Pasfield.  Madagascar :  an 
historical  and  descriptive  account  of  the 
island  and  its  former  dependencies.  Lon- 
don, 1886.     2  V.  8°.  3425 

Oliver  Cromwell :  an  historical  romance. 
Smith,  H.     3  v.  1206 

Oliver  Twist.    Dickens,  C.  J.  H.  1264 

Oliver  Yorke's  levee.    7  pp.    (Fraser's 

Mag.  V.  4,  1831,  p.  495.) 

Olivers,  Thomas.  Stevens,  A.  Thomas 
Olivers,  cobbler,  poet,  and  Methodist  hero.  6  pp. 
(^Harper's  Mag.  v.  22, 1861,  p.  67.) 


OLIVER'S  ADVICE 


3238 


OLSHAUSEN 


Oliver's  advice.  2  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 

V.  4,1834,  p.  700.) 

Olives.  Vettori,  P.  Trattato  delle  lodi  e 
della  coltivazione  degli  ulivi.     1806. 

Russell,  V.  F.    The  olive  and  its  oil  In  California. 

4  pp.     ( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  9, 1872,  p.  207.) 

See  also  V.  S.  Dept.  Agrlcult.  Report,  1877,  p.  367. 

Olivet,  Pierre    Joseph    Thoulier,   Abbe    d'. 

1682-1768.  Praefatio.  4  pp.  (Cicero,  M.  T.,  Opera,  v. 
13,  p.  953:  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lai.) 

Olivettes,    Danse   des.     Desmichels,    (— ). 

Notice  sur  la  danse  des  olivettes.  5  pp.  (Soc.  antiq. 
de  France,  Mem.  v.  8,  1829,  p.  217.) 

Olivier,  le  Diable.    Reiflfenberg,  F.  A.  F.  T., 

Baron  de.  Notice  sur  Olivier  le  Diable,  ou  le  Daiu, 
barbier,  et  confident  de  Louis  XI.  23  pp.  (Brussels 
Acad.  Nouv.  mim.  v.  5,  1829.) 

Olivier,  Caroline.     Vinet,  A.  R.     Juste   et 

Caroline  Olivier.  18  pp.  {Eludes  sur  la  lit.  fran^aise, 
V.  3,  p.  188.) 

Olivier,  Guillaume  Antoine.  1756-1814. 
Entomologie,  ou  histoire  naturelle  des  in- 
sectes,  avec  leurs  caracteres  generiques  et 
specifiques,  leur  description,  leur  synonymic, 
et  leur  figure  enluminee.  Paris,  1789-1808. 
8  V.  4°.  —2642 

Entomologie,   oder  naturgeschichte   der 

insekten,  mit  ihren  gattungs-  und  art-merk- 
malen,  ihrer  beschreibung  und  synonymie. 
Kaefer.  Uebersetzt  und  mit  zusaetzen  und 
anmerkungen  durchgaengig  begleitet  von 
Karl  Illiger.  Braunschweig,  1800.  2  v. 
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Travels   in    the  Ottoman  Empire,  Egypt,  and 

Persia.     15  pp.     (Rev.  of  In  Edin.  Kev.  v.  1, 1803,  p.  44.) 

- —  and  others.  Histoire  naturelle :  Insectes. 
Paris,  1789-1825.  7  v.  4°.  {Encyc.  meth.  v. 
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Contents. 
Abdomen-Bombille,  v.  4.     Mouche-Paou  de  Jour,  v.  8. 
Bombix-Ciulps,  v.  5.  Papillon,  v.  9. 

Clre-Gyrinus,  v.  6.  Papilion-Bourdon-Zygfinldes, 

Hannetou-Mouche,  v.  7.  v.  10. 

Olivier,  Guiraut  del.    Coblas  esparsas.    25 

pp.     {Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stultg.  v.  39,  p.  26.) 

Olivier,  Jean  Urbain.  1810—.    Lacharmille. 

33  pp.  (Bibliolh.  univ.  el  rev.  Suisse,  n.  per.  v.  15,  1862, 
p.  461.)— Un  Coin  du  Jura.  32  pp.  (BibliotU.  univ. 
et  rev.  Suisse,  u.  per.  v.  12,  1861,  p.213.)— Le  Coiiteller. 
57  pp.  (Biblioth.  unio.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  11,  1861,  p. 
124.)— Uno  Matiu^e  d'automne.  14  pp.  (Bibliolh. 
univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  17,  1863,  p.  400.) 

Olivier,  Juste  Daniel.    Rambert,  E.    Juste 

Olivier.  2:i3  pp.  [Bibliotli,.  univ.  el  rev.  Suisse,  n.  per.  v. 
58,  1877,  pp.  5,  292,  458;  v.  59,  1877,  pp.  71,  351,  644;  v.  60, 
1H77,  p.  78.)— Vinet,  A.  R.  Juste  et  Caroline  Olivier. 
IB  pp.    {Eludes  sur  la  lit.  fran(aise,  v.  3,  p.  188.) 

Olivier,  Nicolas  Theodore.  1798-1854.  No- 
tice; CEuvresoratoires  completes.  61pp.  (Migne,  J. 
P.,  Oral,  sacris,  v.  79,  p.  987.) 

Olivier  de  Co^tivy. 

(in  supplement). 
Ollapodiaiia.    242  pp, 

remainx,  p.  17. 

OUe  Kamellen.  7  v. 

werke,  v.  4,  5,  8-10,  12,  13.  —8186 

OUeris,  Alexandre.    Vie  de  Gerbert.  189  pp. 

(Sylvoslre  II,  Fojye,  (Euvres,  p.  xvil.) 

(Ed.)    CEuvres  de  Gerbert.   See  Sylvestre 

II,  Pope. 

Ollivier,  Olivier  Emile.  1825—.  L'eglise 
et  I'etat  au  concile  du  Vatican.  2  ed.  Paris, 
n.  d.  2  V.  16°.  (Rev.  of,  by  L.  de  Gaillard, 
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Olmecas.  Valentini,  P.  J.  J.  TheOlmecas 
and  the  Tultecas,  a  study  in  early  Mexican 
ethnology  and  history.  1883.  (Am.  Antiq. 
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See  Coetivy,  O.  de 

Clark,  W.  G.,  Lit. 

Renter,  F.,  Saemmt. 


Olnios,  Francisco  Andrea.  Circa  1491-1571. 
Grammaire  de  la  langue  nahuatl  ou  mexi- 
caine,  composee  en  1547,  et  pub.  avec  notes, 
eclaircissements,  etc.,  par  Remi  Simeon. 
Paris,  1875.    8°.    {Miss.  sci.  au  Mex.)    —3653 

Olmsted,  Denison,  LL.  D.  1791-1859.  Let- 
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the  science  are  familiarly  explained  in  con- 
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New  York,  1863.     12°.  —2406 

On  the  recent  secular  period  of  the  aurora  bore- 

alis.     52  pp.     (Smithson.  Inst.  Contrib.  v.  8.) 

Discourse  commemorative  of  O.    26  pp.    (New 

Englander,  v.  17,  1859,  p.  575.) 

See  also  Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  5, 1858,  p.  367. 

Olmsted,  Frederick  Law.  1822—.  Cotton 
kingdom:  a  traveller's  observations  on  cot- 
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Journey  in  the  back  country.   New  York, 

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Journey  in  the  seaboard  slave  states,  with 

remarks  on  their  economy.  New  York,  1861. 
12°.  —2347 

Journey  through  Texas;  or,  a  saddle- 
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2476 
Olmutz.    HUGER,  F.  K.     Statement  of  the 
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Kapp,  F.    Justus  Erich  BoUmann  und  die  flucht 

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Olney,  Ellen  W.     One  too  many.     21  pp. 

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Olney,  Lt.-Col.  Jeremiah.  Rider,  S.  S.  Me- 
moir of  O.  16  pp.  (Rhode  Island  Hist,  tracts,  No.  10, 
p.  vii.) 

Oliiey,  Peter  B.     Edward  Chapin.     8  pp. 

{Harvard  Mem.  bing.  v.  2,  p.  425.) 

Oliiey,  Capt.  Stephen.  Williams,  Mrs.  C.  R. 

Life  of  Capt.  Stephen  Olney.     1839.    {In  her 

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Olney  bymiis.  49  pp.  Cowper,  W.,  Works, 

ed.  R.  Soutliey,  v.  5,  p.  40. 

Olney  hymns.  106  pp.  Newton,  J.,  TFor&s, 

p.  457*. 

Olor  Iscanus,  a  collection  of  some  select 
poems.     Vaughan,  H.  1387 

Olsen,  Bjoern  Magnusson.  Tredje  og  f  jaerde 
grammatiske  afhandling  i  Snorres  Edda  .  .  . 
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Olsen,  Gottsche  Hans.   Forsoeg  til  at  besvare 

spoergsmaalet  om  gamlo  digtero  skulle  oversaeltes  i 
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JBarsian,  C.    Le  mont  Olympe  et  I'Acamanle.    28 

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See  also  Augurs. — Oracles. — Signs. 

Omer,  St.,  Bp.  of  Terouanne.     Circa  595—. 

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Omphalos:  an  attempt  to  untie  the  geolog- 
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On  foot  in  ^pain.    Campion,  J.  S.       1404 
On  hearing  week-ilay  service  at  West- 
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On  moods,  poem.    1  p.     {Eraser's  Mag.  v. 

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On  teaching :  its  ends  and  means.   Calder- 

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On  the  Cam.    Everett,  W.  —2377 

On  the  cliff's.    30  pp.     Swinburne,  A.  C, 

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On  the  expediency  and  necessity  of 

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Axson,  J.  V.  1.  Grlmke,  J.  F.  v.  1. 

Bacon,  E.  v.  2.  Grimk6.  T.  8.  v.  2. 

Bailey,  H.  v.  2.  Hagood,  J.  v.  2. 

Bay,  E.  H.  v.  1.  Hanford,  E.  v.  2. 

Blanding,  A.  v.  2.  Hanna,  W.  J.  v.  2. 

Bowie,  A.  v.  2.  Harper,  W.  v.  1. 

Bowie,  G.  v.  2.  Harrison,  T.  v.  2. 

Brevard,  J.  v.  1.  Hayne,  R.  Y.  v.  2. 

Brooks,  W.  v.  2.  Henry,  J.  E.  v.  2. 

Burke,  M.  v.  1.  Herndon,  Z.  P.  v.  2. 

Butler,  A.  P.  V.  1.  Hooker,  J.  v.  2. 

Butler,  G.  v.  2.  Huger,  D.  E.  v.  1. 

Caldwell,  J.  v.  2.  Hunt,  B.  F.  v.  2. 

Caldwell,  J.  J.  v.  1.  Hunt,  J.  G.  v.  1. 

Calhoun,  J.  C.  v.  2.  Hutson,  E.  v.  1. 

Carnes,  P.  v.  2.  James,  B.  v.  2. 

Gaston,  \V.  T.  v.  2.  James,  J.  S.  v.  2. 

Chappell,  J.  J.  V.  2.  James,  W.  D.  v.  1. 

Cheves,  L.  v.  1.  Jeter,  J.  S.  v.  2. 

Clarke,  C.  v.  2.  Johnson,  D.  v.  1. 

Clendenen,  R.  v.  2.  Johnson,  W.  v.  1. 

Clifton,  W.  C.  C.  V.  2.  King,  M.  v.  1. 

Cogdell,  J.  8.  V.  2.  Lee,  T.  v.  1. 

Colcock,  C.  J.  v.  1.  Legare,  H.  S.  v.  2. 

Courienay,  E.  8.  v.  2.  Levy,  G.  v.  2. 

Cratte,  W.,  Jr.  v.  2.  Lomas,  W.  v.  2. 

Crenshaw,  A.  v.  2.  Lowndes,  W.  v.  2. 

Creswell.  R.  v.  2.  McCord,  D.  J.  v.  2. 

Cross,  G.  W.  V.  2.  McCraven,  J.  v.  2. 

Cunlngham,  R.  v.  2.  McCready,  J.  v.  2. 

Dargan,  G.  W.  v.  1.  McDuffle,  G.  v.  2. 

Davis,  W.  R.  v.  2.  Mclver.  A.  M.  v.  2. 

Dawson,  L.  E.  v.  2.  McKibben,  J.  v.  2. 

Deilolt,  J.  V.  2.  McWlUie,  W.  v.  2. 

De  Saussure,  H.  W.  v.  1.  Marshall,  W.  v.  1. 

Dozler,  A.  G.  v.  2.  Martin,  W.  D.  v.  1. 

Drayton,  J.  v.  1.  Mathewes,  J.  v.  1. 

Drayton,  W.  v.  1.  May,  P.  H.  v.  2. 

Drayton,  W.  H.  v.  1.  Miller,  J.  B.  v.  2. 

Dunlap,  J.  V.  2.  Miller.  S.  D.  v.  2. 

Earle,  B.  J.  v.  1.  Murphv,  J.  v.  2. 

Eckhard,  G.  B.  v.  1.  Nlbbs,  W.  v.  2. 

Edwards,  J.  D.  v.  2.  Noble.  P.  v.  2. 

Egan,  T.  v.  2.  Nott.  A.  v.  1. 

Elliott,  B.  v.  2.  Nott,  H.  J.  v.  2. 

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Elmore,  B.  T.  v.  2.  Parker,  T.  v.  2. 

Elmore,  F.  H.  v.  2.  Patterson.  A.  v.  2. 

Ervln.  J.  V.  2.  Pearson,  P.  H.  v.  2. 

Ervln,  J.  R.  v.  2.  Pendleton,  H.  v.  1. 

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Falconer,  W.  v.  2.  Pinckney,  C.  C.  v.  2. 

Farrow,  P.  v.  2.'  Pinckney,  T.  v.  2. 

Farrow,  S.  v.  2.  Player,  T.  T.  v.  2. 

Felder,  J.  M.  v.  2.  Pope,  T.  H.  v.  2. 

Ford,  T.  V.  2.  Porter,  B.  F.  v.  2. 

Eraser,  C.  v.  2.  Preston,  W.  C.  v.  2. 

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Gaiiiiard,  T.  v.  1.  Pringle.  R.  v.  1. 

Gantt,  R.  v.  1.  Prioleau,  8.  v.  1. 

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Gilchrist,  E.  R.  v.  1.  Richardson,  J.  S.  v.  1. 

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Goodwin.  C.  V.  2.  Rutledge,  J.  v.  1. 

Gregg,  J.  V.  2.  Saxon,  B.  H.  v.  2. 

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Stark,  E.  v.  2. 
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August!  ad  annum  Christl  MCCCCXXII ;  Excerpta 
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Ontario,  Lake.    Porter,  D.    Report  on  the 

water-power  of  the  region  tributary  to  Lake  O.  57  pp. 
(U.  S.  Dept.  Interior,  10  Census,  v.  16,  pt.  1,  p.  413.) 

Ontology.    See  Being. — Philosophy.  . 
Ontwa,  the  son  of  the  forest,  a  poem.  Whit- 
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Onuphrius,>S^f.  Paphnutius,/Si.  VitaSancti 

Onuphril.  6  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  73,  p.  211.) 
Onyx.     Fraehn,  C.  M.    Onyx  Cuficus  Sorano- 

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Onze  maitresses  d^laiss^es.  Houssaye, 

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Klienen,  Abraham.     Bible   for  learners. 

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Ooster,  Willem  Alexander,  and  Fischer- 

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Note.—Fot  a  list  of  the  operas  in  the  library,  see 
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Opera  et  dies.    16  pp.   Hesiodus,  Carmina, 

p.  31 :  Didot,  A.  F.,  BiblioCh.  gr. 

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Operations  of  the  army  under  Bnell. 
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Operations  of  the  1  Bavarian  army 
corps.     Helvig,  H.     2  v.  3673 

Operations  of  the  German  armies  in 
France  from  Sedan  to  the  end  of  the  war. 
Blume,  W.  [Ed.)  3673 

Operations  of  the  German  engineers 
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Operations  of  the  North  German 
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Operations  of  the  South  army  in  Jan. 
and  Feb.,  1871.  Wartensleben,  H.,  Graf  von 
[Ed.)  3673 

Operations  of  war  explained  and  illus- 
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Operations     pour     determiner     la 

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Operative  mechanic.  The.     Nicholson, 

J-  —3736 

Ophelia;    the   rose   of    Elsinore.      77   pp. 

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Ophelia's  stream.    2  pp.    [DuUin  Univ. 

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Ophelio,  of  Athens,     B.  C.  4  cent.     Frag- 

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— Q,uatreniere,  E.  M.  Memoire  sur  le  pays  d'O.  61 
pp.  [In  his  Melanges,  p.  234  ;  and  Inst,  de  France,  Acad. 
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Opliiui'iclac.  Lyman,  T.  Ophiuridae  and 
astrophytidae.  1865-71,  2  v.  (Harvard 
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Opliryniuui.     Calvert,  F.      Contributions 

to  the  ancient  geography  of  the  Troad :  on  the  site  and 
remains  of  O.  6  pp.  1  map.  [Archaeol.  Joum.  v.  17, 
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Oplitlialmia.    See  Eye,  Diseases  of  the. 

Opie,  Mrs.  Amelia  Alderson.  1769-1853. 
Works.     Phila.  n.  d.     3  v.  8°.  1282 

Contents.  Adeline  Mo-wliray,  or  the  mother  and 
daughter,  v.  1.— After  the  ball,  or  the  2  Sir  'Williams, 
V.  3. — Appearance  is  ag;alust  her,  v.  2. — Austin 
and  his  wife,  v.  2. — Biographical  sketch,  v.  1. — 
The  Black  velvet  pelisse,  v.  1.— The  Brother 
and  sister,  v.  1 The  Confessions  of  an  odd- 
tempered  man,  v.  3. — The  Deathbed,  v.  1. — False 
or  true,  or  the  journey  to  London,  v.  3. — The 
Fashionable  -tvife,  and  unfashionable  hus- 
band, V.  1.— The  Father  and  daughter,  v.  1. — 
Happy  faces,  or  benevolence  and  seltlshness,  v.  1.— 
Henry  AVoodville,  v.  2. — Liady  Anne  and  Lady 
Jane,  v.  2.— Love  and  duty,  v.  1.— Liove,  n»ys- 
tery,  and  superstition,  v.  3. — Illustrations  of  ly- 
ing. In  all  its  branches,  v.  3.— Sladeline,  v.  1.— The 
Mother  and  son,  v.  1.— Mrs.  Arlington,  or  all  Is 
not  gold  that  glitters,  v.  2.— Murder  will  out,  v.  1. 
— The  Mysterious  stranger,  v.  2. — The  Opposite 
neighbor,  v.  3.— The  Orplian,  v.  1. — Proposals  of 
marriage,  v.  2. — The  Quaker,  and  the  young 
man  of  the  world,  v.  2. — The  Revenge,  v.  1. — 
The  Robber,  v.  1.— The  Ruffian  boy,  v.  2.— The 
Soldier's  return,  v.  1.— Tale  of  trials,  told  to  my 
children,  v.  2.— New  tales,  v.  2.— Simple  tales,  v.  1.— 
Tales  of  real  life,  v.  2.— Temper,  v.  3.— The  T>vo 
sons,  y.  3. — The  Uncle  and  nephew,  v.  1.— Valen- 
tine's eve,  V.  2. — The  'Welcome  home,  or  the  ball, 
V.  2.— "White  lies,  v.  2.— A  Wife's  duty,  being  a 
continuation  of  a  'Woman's  love,  v.  3. — A  Woman's 
love,  V.  3. 

Memoir  of  John  Opie.    54  pp.    (Opie,  J.,  Lectures  on 

painting,  p.  1.) 

Poems.    9  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Sev.  v.  1, 1803,  p. 

7  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v. 


113.)— Simple  tales. 

8,  1806,  p.  465.) 

—  Bright  WELL,  C. 
life  of  Amelia  Opie. 


L.     Memorials  of  the 
1854. 

Jeaffreson,  J.  C.  Mrs.  Opie.  16  pp.  {In  his  Novels 
and  novelists,  v.  2,  p.  15.)  —  Martineau,  H.  Mrs. 
Opie.  8  pp.  [In  her  Blog.  sketches,  p.  329.) — Ritchie, 
Mrs.  A.  I.  T.  Mrs.  Opie.  48  pp.  (In  her  Book  of  sibyls, 
p.  149.) 

Opie,  John.  1761-1806.  Lectures  on  paint- 
ing, delivered  at  the  Royal  Academy  of  Arts 
...  To  which  are  prefixed  a  memoir  by 
Mrs.  Opie,  and  other  accounts  of  Mr.  Opie's 
talents  and  character.     London,  1809.    4°. 

—1752 

Cunningham,  A.    John  Opie.    33  pp.    {/n/u"s  Lives 

of  Brit,  painters,  v.  2,  p.  189.)— Opie,  Mrs.  A.  A.  Me- 
moir of  O.  54  pp.  (Oplo,  J.,  Lectures  onpainting,  p.  1.) 
— Thor6,  T.  E.  J.  In  his  Hist,  des  peintres  :  Ecole  au- 
glalse.    4  pp. 

Opilius,  Aurelius.     Osann,  F.  G.    Aurelius 

Opilius  der  grammatlker.  13  pp.  {Zeils.f,  Alterlhumsw. 
V.  16,  1849,  p.  193.) 

Opinion.    Banks,  P.  W.     Essay  on  the  in- 

nuence  of  authority  in  matters  of  opinion.  13  pp. 
[Eraser's  Mag.  v.  41, 1850,  p.  237.)— Boyd,  A.  K.  H.  Con- 
cerning the  treatment  of  such  as  differ  from  us  in 
opinion.  14  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  75,  1867,  p.  316.)— Of 
vulgarity  in  opinion.  7  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  16, 
1877,  p.  375.)— Dewey,  O.  Rights,  claims,  and  duties 
of  opinion.  21  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  39,1845,  p.  82.)— Re- 
strictions on  the  diffusion  of  opinion  among 
the  ancients.  21  pp.  ( Westm.  liev.  v.  24,  1836,  p. 
136.) — Kckstein,  F.  V.,  Baron  d'.  Doa  sources  do 
I'opliilou  publlque  dans  I'Europo  moderue.  44  pp. 
(Corre.<ipundant,  v.  37,  1866,  p.  663.)— Hall,  E.  B.  Re- 
sponsibility tor  opinion.  18  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  47, 
1849,  p.  209.)— Taylor,  S.  Principle  of  authority  in 
matters  of  opinion.  8  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  28, 
1873,  p.  19.) 


Opinion  g^n^rale  sur  I'origine  et  la  nature 

des  races  humaines.     Sagot,  P.  1796 

Opinions  as  to  the  real  state  of  the 

nation,  with  strictures  on  a  pamphlet  entitled  "  The 
adralulstratlon  of  the  affairs  of  Great  Britain."  58  pp. 
[Pamphleteer,  v.  21,  1822,  p.  519.) 

Opinions  of  the  late  Mr.  Rieardo  and 

of  Adam  Smith,  on  some  of  the  leading  doctrines  of 
political  economy,  stated  and  compared.  20  pp.  (Pam- 
phleteer, V.  23,  1824,  p.  517 ;  v.  24,  1824,  p.  49.) 

Opinions  on  privy  conncil  law  eases. 

18  pp.     Goldstuecker,  T.,  Lit.  remains,  v.  2,  p.  216. 

Opinions  on  the  world,  mankind,  etc. 
Goethe,  J.  W.  von.  5847 

Opitz,  Emil.  Quaestiones  Plinianae.  Naura- 
burg,  1861.     4°.  3223 

Opitz,  Martin.  1597-1639.  Ausgewaehlte 
dichtungen,  herausg.  von  Julius  Tittmann. 
Leipzig,  1869.  12°.  (Goedeke,  K.,  and 
Tittmann,  J.,  Deutsch.  dichter  \1  jahrh.  v.  1.) 

2355 
Contents.  Auf  den  Anfang  des  1621  jahrs.— Be- 
schluss-eleglc.  —  Dafue.  —  Epigramme.— Lob 
des  krieges  Gottes.  —  Oden  Oder  gesaeuge.  — 
Schaeferei  von  der  nymphen  Hercinle.— So- 
nette.  —  Ti'ostgedichte  in  -widerwertigkeit 
des  krieges. — "Vermischte  gedlchte  aus  der 
Jugendzelt.- Vielgut  Zlatna,  Oder  von  ruhe  des 
gemueths. 

Perry,  T.  S.    From  Opitz  to  Lessing :  a 

study  of  pseudo  -  classicism  in  literature. 
1885. 

Schlosser,   J.  F.   H.      Ueber    Martin    Opltz    und 

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See  also  Color.— Color-hliudness. — Eye.— Ka- 
leidoscope. —  Microscope.  —  Optical  Instru- 
ments. —  Perspective.  —  Phosphorescence. — 
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Lacretelle.  C.  J.  D.  de.  In  his  Testa- 
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Optimist,  The.    Tuckerman,  H.  T.         2207 
Opuscula  acadeniica.    Flatt,  J.  F.  von. 

—2226 
Opuscula  acadeniica.  KoecUy,  H.  A.  T. 

(Ed.)     2  V.  in  1.  —2192 

Opuscula  acadeuiica.    Passow,  F.  L.  K. 

F.  3232 

Opuscula  acadeuiica.  Schoemann,  G.  F. 

4  V.  —2192 

Opuscula  Graecoruni  Teteruiu  sen- 

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3282 
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ca.     Gale.  T.  [Ed. )  3395 

Opuscula  pllilologica  ad  Joannem  Nico- 

lauin  JIadvigium  per  quinquaginta  annos 

Universitatis  Hauniensis  decus  a  discipulis 

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Contents.  Bngge,  S.  Textkritlske  bemaerknlnger 
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Opuscules  de  jurisprudence.  Dupin, 
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Opuscules  entomologiques.  Mulsant, 
M.  E.     3  V.  -2662 

Opzoonier,  Karel  Willem.  Het  godsdienstig 

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Oracion    y    consideraciou.      202    pp. 

Granada,  L.  de.  (Obras,  v.  2,  p.  1;  Bibliot.  de  autur. 
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Oracle  de  laSjbile  de  Pansonst,  1645. 

16  pp.     (Fournel,  V.,  Cunlemp.  de  Motiere,  v.  2,  p.  260.) 

Oracles.    De  Quincey,   T.     Pagan  oracles. 

59  pp.  ( irorfc*,  V.  «,  p.  165.J— Fonteuelle,  B.  le  B.  de. 
Histoire  des  oracles.  131  pp.  ((Euvres,  v.  3,  p.  253.)— 
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See  also  Plntarctina.  Scripta  moralia.  J/io  Au- 
gurs.—Del  phi.— Dodoua.— Olympus. 

Oracles  from  the  poet«.  Oilman,  Mrs. 
C.  H.  1397 


ORAEUS 


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OraeilS,  Henricus.  1584-1646.  Theatrum 
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Oraiii,  Ad.     Grand  loup  du  Bois,  ronde  bre- 

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Orakel  <ler  Themis,  Das.     Gerhard,  F. 

W.  E.     (Berlin  Archaeol.  Gesells.  Winckel- 

mannsfest,  Programm  6.) 
Oram,  William.    Precepts  and  observations 

on  the  art  of  colouring  in  landscape  painting. 

London.  1810.     4°.  —1732 

Oran.     Longperier,  A.  de.     Les  tumulus  de 

Djebel  el  Akhdhar  daus  la  province  d'O.    8  pp.    (Kev. 

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cipales  tribus  du  territoire  tie  la  province  d'O. 

17  pp.     {Journ.  asiat.  2  8.  v.  16, 1835,  p.  74.) 

Orange,  Maurice,  Prince  of.     See  Moritz, 

Prinz  von  Oranien. 
Orange,  William,  Prince  of.    See  William, 

Pnnce  of  Orange. 
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de  France,  AHm.  v.  9, 1832,  p.  20.) 

Orange,  House  of.  Crouch,  N.  (Richard 
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William  and  Mary.     1814. 

Honse  of  Orange.    18  pp.    (Blackwood's  Mag.  \. 

31,  1832,  p.  362.) 

Orange  county,  N.  Y.  Eager,  S.  W.  Out- 
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Census,   1702.    3   pp.     (O'Callaghan,  E.  B.,  Docum. 

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Orange  lodges.  Report  of  select  committee 

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V.  .39,  1836,  p.  209.)— Dissolution  of  tlie  Orange 
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p.  480.)— Ireland.  Orangelsni  versus  Roman- 
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Orangeism  ;  its  past  and  its  future.  19  pp.  (Eraser's 
Mag.  n.  s.  v.  8,  1873,  p.  399.)— Ijetters  from  an  old 
Orangeman.  45  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  6,  1835, 
pp.  192,  267,426.)— Orange  society.  11  pp.  (Eraser's 
Mag.  n.  s.  v.  3,  1871,  p.  24G.)— Orangemen  and  tiie 
Q.narterly-  and  Edinburgli  Reviews.  16  pp. 
{Dublin  Univ.  Max/,  v.  35,  1850,  p.  254.)— Origin,  na- 
ture, and  tendencies  of  Orange  Associations. 
52  pp.  (fitiin.  iieu.  V.  62,  1836,  p.  471.)—Orange  pro- 
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is  an  Orangeman?  21  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  5, 
1835,  p.  470.) 

See  also  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  7, 1836,  p.  400. 

Orange-l^assau,  House  of.  Groen  van 
Prinsterer,  W.  Archives  ou  correspon- 
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Orange  River  Free  Slate.  Gillmore,  P. 
Great  thirst  land  :  a  ride  through  Natal, 
Orange  Free  State  ...     n,  d. 

Bllller,  R.  W.    Life  In  llio  new  diamond  diggings. 

12  pp.  (Scribner's  Mimlhly,  v.  5,  1873,  p.  529.)— South 
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Oranges.  Hubbard,  H.  G.  Report  on  the 
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Moore,  T.  W.    Treatise  and  handbook  of 

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Do-tvney,  J.  G.    More  about  orange  culture.    3  pp. 

{Overld.  Mimlhly,  V.  12,  1874,  p.  560.)  —  Evans,  T. 
Orange  culture  in  California.  10  pp.  (  Ocerld.  Monthly, 
V.  12,  1874,  p.  235.) 

Oraiigliopfes  und  der  orangarten,  Zur 
kenutniss  des.     Bruehl,  K.  B.  —2611 

Orang-Outang.  Bruehl,  K.B.  Zurkennt- 
niss  des  orangkopfes  und  der  orangarten. 
1856. 

Abel,  C.  Some  account  of  an  orang  outaug  of  re- 
markable height  found  on  the  island  of  Sumatra.  10 
pp.  5  pi.  {Asiat.  Research,  v.  15,  1825,  p.  489.)— Roulin, 
F.  Les  orangs.  24  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mnndes,  1631,  i  s. 
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tot  de  naturlijlie  hlstorie  van  den  Orang  Outang.  28 
pp.  7  pi.  (Temminck,  C.  J.,  Verh.  der  nederl.  overzeesche 
bezitl.  Zoologie.) 

O ratio  Dominica.    See  Lord's  prayer. 

Orations.    See  Speeches,  etc. 

Orator  of  the  sliop.     9  pp.      [Fraser'^s 

Mag.  V.  36,  1847,  p.  336.) 

Oratores  Attici,  ex  recensione  Immanuelis 
Bekkeri.     Oxonii,  1823.    4  v.  in  7,  8°.     3291 

Contents. 

Dinarchu8,v.  3. 
Isaeus,  V.  3. 
Isocrates,  v.  2. 
Lycurgus,  v.  3. 
Lysias,  v.  1. 

Oratores  Attici  recensuerunt  adnotave- 
runt  scholia  fragmenta  indicem  nomiuum 
addiderunt  lo.  Georgius  Baiterus  et  Her- 
mannus  Sauppius.     [Or.]     Turici,  1839-50. 


.Eschines,  v.  3. 
Andocides,  v.  1. 
Antiphon,  v.  1. 
Demades,  v.  3. 
Demosthenes,  v. 


4. 


2  v.  in  1,  4°. 


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Contents. 


.Eschlnos,  V.  1. 
Andocides,  v.  1. 
Antiphon,  v.  1. 
Demosthenes,  v.  1. 
Dinarchus,  v.  1. 
Fragmenta,  v.  2. 

Oratores  Attici,  .  .  . 

ficta  a  Carolo  Muellero 
58.     2  V.  r.  i 


.Eschines,  v.  2. 
Alcldamas,  v.  2. 
Andocides,  v.  1. 
Antiphon,  v.  1. 
Antisthenes,  V.  2. 
Dinarchus,  v.  2. 
Fragmenta,  v.  2. 
Gorglas,  v.  2. 


Indices,  v.  2. 
Isaeus,  V.  1. 
Isocrates,  v.  1. 
Lycurgus,  v.  1. 
Lysias,  v.  1. 
Scholia,  v.  2. 

Graece,  cum  tr.  re- 
.  .  .     Parisiis,  1847- 
(Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.) 
3263 

Contents. 

Herodes,  v.  2. 
Isaeus,  V.  1. 
Lesbonas,  v.  2. 
Lycurgus,  v.  2. 
Lysias,  v.  2. 
Scholia  In  Oratores  Attl- 

cos,  v.  2. 
Indices,  v.  2. 


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See  also  Music,  Musical  compositions,  Oratorios. 

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CORMENiN,  L.  M.  de  la  Haye,  Vicomte  de. 
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Jebb,  R.  C.    Attic  orators  from  Antiphon 

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[Ed.)  Selections  from  the  Attic  ora- 
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LORING,  J.  S.     Hundred  Boston  orators 

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Perrot,    G.      L'eloquence    politique    et 

judiciaire  a  Athenes.     1873. 

Anbertln,C.    L'61oqueuco  politique  dans  le  parle- 

meut  de  Paris.  Lea  orateurs  de  la  Fronde.  23  pp. 
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ORATORS 


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(Philolopus,  V.  29, 1870,  p.  621.)— Fnhr,  K.  Excuree  zu 
den  atttschen  rednern.  35  pp.  {RheUiUck.  mus.  n.  s.  v. 
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36, 1822,  p.  82.)— Hajrvrard,  A.  American  orators  and 
statesmen.  65  pp.  (7n  his  Blog.  and  crlt.  essays,  v.  2, 
p.  34.)— Hertleiii,  F.  K.  Zur  kritik  der  attischen 
redner.  5  pp.  {Hermtt,  v.  13,  1878,  p.  10.) — Orators 
In  (lie  reformed  parliatnent.  56  pp.  {Dublin  Rn. 
V.  5,  1838,  p.  137  ;  V.  6, 1839,  p.  133.)— Modern  orator. 
9  pp.  (Kev.  of  in  Fraser't  Mag.  v.  40,  1849,  p.  428.)— 
Nettlesbip,  H.  Attic  orators.  8  pp.  (Macmiilan'i 
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Elelne  bemertungen  zu  grlechischen  reduera.  5  pp. 
{RlieinUch.  mut.  n.  s.  v.  34,  1879,  p.  609.)— Saappe,  H. 
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(Pkilologiu,  V.  25,  1867,  p.  259.)— Stndemnnd,  W.  Ein 
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Orator's  touchstone.  The.    McQueen.  H. 

1244 

Oratorum  Oraecornni  quae  supersunt. 

Reiske.  J.  J.  iEd.)     12  v,  3286 

Oratoriim  Roniauorum  fragmeuta. 

Meyer.  H.  [Ed.)  3242 

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ADAiis,  J.  Q.,  Pres.  U.  S.    Lectures  on 
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Cicero.  M.  T.  Brutus  de  Claris  oratoribus. 

Erklaeit  Ton  Otto  Jahn.  4  auflage  von  A- 
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A'o^e.- For  other  eds.  and  trs.  see  name  of  autbor. 

De  oratore.      Recensuit,   emendavit, 

interpretatus  est  Fridericus  Ellendt.  1840, 
2  V. 

Note. — For  other  eds.  and  trs.  see  name  of  author. 

DoxiPATER,  or  Doxopater,  J.    'P/fTopixai 

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Engel,  J.   J.      Ideen  zu    einer  mimik. 

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HerMOGEXES.  Texi'r/  p/fTopiK^.  1834.  (Walz, 

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Janix,  J.   G.      Poesie  et  Teloquence  d 

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McQueen.  H.   Orators  touchstone.   1860. 

PLAXUDES,  M.     'Lxoy.ia  £ic  7/)v  Tov  'Enfioyevovc 

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QcrNTiLiANUS,  M.  F.     Institutionis  orato- 

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Note.— For  other  eds.  and  tre.  see  name  of  author. 

Sexeca,  M.  A.    Oratorum  et  Rhetorum 

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SopatER.  Auupeatg  ^Trrtifiaruv.  1835.  (Walz, 

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Syriaxus,  Sopater,  and  Marcellinus. 

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and  atlas,  fo.  1795,  atlas  1701 

List  of  the  shells  of  Cuba  in  the  collection 

of  the  British  Museum.  Collected  by  M. 
Ramon  de  la  Sagra.  London,  1854.  12°. 
{With  Orbigny,  A.  D.  d',  Shells  of  the  Ca- 
naries: Brit.  Mus.  Cat.)  —2637 

List  of  the  shells  of  South  America,  in 

the  collection  of  the  British  Museum.  Lon- 
don, 1854.  12°.  {With  Orbigny,  A.  D.  d', 
Shells  of  tlie  Cananes:  Brit.  Mxis.  Cat.)  —2637 

List  of  the  shells  of  the  Carlaries  in  the 

collection  of  the  British  Museum.  Collected 
by  MM.  Webb  and  Berthelot.  London,  1854. 
12°.     (BHt.  Mus.  Cat.)  —2637 

Paleontologie  f ran^aise.    Description  des 

raollusques  et  rayonnes  fossiles.  Terrains 
cretaces.  Paris,  1840-60.  6  v.  8°,  and  atlas, 
6  V.  in  7,  sq.  8°.  —1627 

Contents.  Brachiopodes,  v.  4.  —  Bryozoaires, 
V.  5 C^phalopodes,  v.  1. — Echinoides  irr^eu- 

llers  (terming  i)ar  G.  Cottoau),  v.  C.— Gast^ropodes, 
V.  2.— Iiamelllbranches,  t.  3. 

Paleontologie  frangaise.    Description  des 

moUusques  et  rayonnes  fossiles.  Terrains 
jurassiques.  Paris,  1842-60.  2  v.  8°,  and 
atlas,  2  V.  sq.  8°.  —1627 

Contents.  C^phalopodes,  v.  1.— Gast^ropodca 
(tormlufi  par  G.  (Jotteau),  v.  2. 

Voyage  dans  l'Am6rique  meridionale  . . . 

ex6cute  pendant  les  annees  1826-33.  Paris, 
1835-47.     7  V.  4°,  and  atlas,  2  v.  r.  4°.   —1642 

Contents.  Atlas,  v.  8,  9. —  Edwards,  H.  M.,  and 
Lucas,  P.  H.  CruHlacf'S,  v.  6,  pt.  1.— Forantinifi-res, 
V.  6,  pt.  5. — G^ogrnpiile,  v.  3,  pt.  2. — Geologic,  v.  3, 
pt.  3. — Partie  lilstorique,  v.  1-4 L'lloiniiie  nin£- 

ricaln  (do  I'Amfirlquo  in6rldlonalo)  consldtriisousses 
rapporU)  physlologlquos  ot  moraux,  t.  4.— luaectes. 


V.  6,  pt.  2.— Mamiftres,  v.  4,  pt.  2.— Martins,  K.  F.  P. 

von.  Palmetum  Orbigniauuin.  Descriptio  palmarum 
In  Paraguaria  et  Bolivia  cresccutium,  v.  7,  pt.  3. — 
Mollusques,  v.  5,  pt.  5. — Montague,  C.  Sertum 
Patagonicum.  Cryptogames  de  la  PatMgunle,  v.  7,  pt. 
1.— Florula  Bolivieuais.  Cryptogames  de  la  Bolivia,  v. 
1,  pt.  2.— Olseaux,  v.  4,  pt.  3.— Paleontologie,  v.  3, 
pt.  4.  —  Reptiles,  v.  5,  pt.  1. — Valenciennes,  A. 
Poissons,  V.  5,  pt.  2.— Zoophytes,  v.  5,  pt.  4. 

Gaudry,  A.    Alcide  d'Orbigny,  ses  voyages  et  sea 

travaux.  32  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1859,  2  per.  v.  19, 
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Orbigny,  Charles  Dessalines  d'.  1806-76. 
Dictionnaire  universel  d'histoire  naturelle 
.  .  .     Paris,  1861.     13  v.  8°,  and  atlas,  3  v.  8°. 

R.82,  atlas  1104 

Contents. 

Marte-OIdium,  v.  8. 


Aal-Aphlomld6es,  v.  1. 
Aphodle-Byzenus,  v.  2. 
Caaraa-Clavigfere,  v.  3. 
Clavija-Dictymenie,  v.  4. 
Dictynes-Galenia,  v.  5. 
Gal6ode-Hystrlx,  v.  6. 
lacaretlnga-Martagon,  v.  7. 

and  Gente,  A. 


Oie-Phormlum,  v.  9. 
Phorodesma-Reptatlon,  v. 

10. 
Reptlles-Stellio,  v.  11. 
Stelllon-Vancouverie,  v.  12. 
Vaude-Zyzel,  v.  13. 

Geologic  appliquee  aux 

arts,  aux  mines,  et  a  1 'agriculture,  compre- 

nant  Tensemble  des  revolutions  du  globe. 

Paris,  1855.     8°.  —1626 

Orbilius.    Lange,  A.  G.     Andenken  an  O. 

7  pp.     (  Vermischle  schri/ten  u.  reden,  p.  182.) 

Orbis  liatiims.    Graesse,  J.  G.  T.       L.103 
Orbitolites.    Carpenter,  W.  B.     Report  on 

the  specimens  ot  the  genus  orbitoUtes.  47  pp.  8  pi. 
(Challenger  Exped.  Zool.  v.  7.) 

Orbs  around  us.    Proctor,  R.  A.      —2497 
Orca.    Scammon,   C.  M.     The  orca.     6  pp. 

(  Ocerld.  Monthly,  v.  9,  1872,  p.  52.) 

Orcadian  sketch-book.    Dennison,  W. 

T.  1218 

Orcagua,  Andrea  di  Clone.     Dobbert,   E. 

Andrea  Orcagna.  24  pp.  (Dohme,  R.,  Kunst  und 
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Orcanip.     Chronicon  Ursicampinum  [382- 

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Orchards.    See  Fruit  and  fruit  trees.— Hor- 
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Orchestra,  a  poem   on  dancing.      53  pp. 

Davics,  Sir  J.,  Poet,  works,  p.  133. 

Orchestra  of  to-day.    8  pp.    Lanier,  S. 

(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  19,  1880,  p.  897.) 

Orchids. 

Blume,  K.  L.     Orchideae.    1858.    {In  his 
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Darwin,  C.  R.  On  the  various  contriv- 
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Jennings,  S.     Orchids:  and  how  to  grow 

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LiNDLEY,  J.     Folia  orchidacea.     1852-55. 

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Rand,  E.  S.,  Jr.     Orchids.     1876. 

Burbldge,  F.W.    Orchids.    16  pp.    (Harper's  Mag. 

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.S'pe  also  Curtis,  W.    Botanical  Mag. ;  and  Garden- 
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Orchonienns.     Schliemann,  H.     Orcho- 

menos.     1881. 
Schliemann,  H.    Exploration  of  the  Boeotian  Or- 

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Orcutt,  Rev.  Samuel.  History  of  the  town 
of  Wolcott  (Conn.),  1731  to  1874.  Water- 
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Ord,  George.    1781-1866.    Memoir  of  Thomas 

Say.     15  pp.     (Say,  T.,  Compl.  writings,  v.  1,  p.  vii.) 

Ordeal  by   lire.    6  pp.    Stedman,  E.  C, 

Poems  lyric  and  idyllic,  p.  88. 


ORDEAL 


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Ordeal  of  free  labor  in  the  British  West 
Indies.     Sewell,  W.  G.  —2397 

Ordeals.  Lea,  H.  C.  Superstition  and 
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of  battle,  the  ordeal,  torture.     1866. 

Afiobtird,  St.,  Bp.  of  Lyons.    Liber  de  divlnls  sen- 

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13  pp.  {Class.  Mus.  v.  6,  p.  373.)_Glb8on,  W.  S.  On 
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66  pp.  (X.  Am.  Rer.  v.  89,  1859,  p.  32.)— Maurer,  K. 
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14  pp.  8  pi.  {Archaeologia,  v.  29,  1842,  p.  348.)— Tylor, 
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Ordecell.  Chronicon  Vetero-Cellense  minus. 

14  pp.  (ilencke,  J.  B.,  Script,  rer.  Germanic,  v.  2, 
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Order  and  progress.   14  pp.    Stephen,  L. 

{Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  17,  1S75,  p.  820.) 

Order  for  the  administration  of  tbe 
Holy  Couiuiunion,  to  which  are  pre- 
fixed the  tables  of  feasts  and  fasts,  and 
kalendar,  with  the  collects,  epistles,  and 
Gospels,  to  be  used  throughout  the  year ; 
also  the  order  for  confirmation  of  children, 
and  the  form  for  the  solemnization  of  holy 
matrimony ;  together  with  the  form  and 
manner  of  making,  ordaining,  and  conse- 
crating of  bishops,  priests,  and  deacons, 
according  to  the  use  of  the  united  church  of 
England  and  Ireland.     London,  1867.     fo. 

—1241 

Order  of  Mercy  and  its  foundress.    25  pp. 

{Dublin  Rev.  v.  22,  1847,  p.  1.) 

Order  of  nature.    Powell,  B.  —4226 

Order  of  the  Coif.    21  pp.    (Edin.  Rev. 

V.  146,  1877,  p.  435.) 

Ordericus  Titalis,  Monk  of  Ouche.  Circa 
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The  same.  Tr.  into  English,  by  Thomas 
Forester.  London,  1853-56.  4  v.  12°.  (Bohn, 
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The  same.  Tr.  into  French.  Paris,  1825- 
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Ex  Eccleslastlca  hlstoria.    226  pp.    (Bouquet, 

M.,  Rtc.  lUst.Gaules.v.  9,  It. 10;  v.  10,  p.  2.34  ;  v.  11,  p.  221; 
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Orderly  book.  Johnson,  Sir  J.  (Munsell, 
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Orderly  book  of  .  .  .  the  American  army 
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Orderly  books.    175  pp.    Hadden,  Lieut. 

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Orders  and  constitutions^  partly  cbl- 

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counseil,  and  companie  of  Virginia,  for  the  better 
gouerning  of  the  actions  and  affaires  of  the  said  com- 
panie here  in  England  residing :  Anno  1619  and  1620. 
26  pp.     (Force,  P.,  Tracts,  v.  3.) 

Ordinance  of  the  I^ords  and  Com- 
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utter  suppression  and  abolishing  of  all  stage- 
playes,  and  interludes,  with  the  penalties 
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herein  exprest.  London,  1647 ;  repr.  1873. 
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Ordinances  of  9Iann.    See  Manu. 

Ordinances  of  the  Mayor  and  City 
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Ordinarius   senatus  BrunSTicensis, 

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Ordination.  Hallier,  F.  De  sacris  elec- 
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Geoffrol,  Abbot  of  Vendotne.    De  ordinatione  epis- 

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OREGON,  Geol.  and  nat.  hist. 


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See  also  Artillery.— Fire-arms.— Gun-cotton. 
—Gunnery.— Gnnpowder.-Mllitary  art  and 
science. — Projectiles. 

Ordnance    gazetteer    of    Scotland. 

Groome,  F.  H.  [Ed.)     6  v.  R.71 

Ordnance  memoir  of  Ireland.    7  pp. 

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Ordnance  survey  of  the  kingdom. 

Palmer,  H.  S.  —2434 

Ordnance  trigonometrical  surrey  of 

Great  Britain.     Clarke,  Capt.  A.  R.     2  v. 

-2491 
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quiarum  in  ecclesia  Lundensl.  12  pp.  (Langebeck, 
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Ordo  monasticus  in  veteri  Scotiae  monas- 

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disputationum  libri  V.  See  Cicero,  M.  T. 
(in  supplement). 

(Ed.)    Platonis  Opera  omnia.    See  Plato. 

(Ed.)    Quintus  Horatius  Fiaccus  Opera. 

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(Eds.)    Onomasticon  Tullianum  con- 

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(Ed.)    Arnobii  Afri  Disputationum  ad- 

versus  gentes  libri  VH.  See  Arnobius,  tlie 
Elder  or  African  (in  supplement). 

(EJd.)    C.  Comelii  Taciti  Opera  omnia. 

See  Tacitus,  C.  C. 

(Ed.)    Epicuri Fragmenta de natura.    See 

Epicurus. 

(Ed.)    Memnonis  Historiarum  Heracleae 

Ponti  excerpta.  See  Memnon,  of  Heracleia 
Pontica. 

(Ed.)  Opuscula  Graecorum  veterum  sen- 

tentiosa  et  moralia.  Gr.  et  Lot.  Lipsiae, 
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Contents.  Variorum  et  edltoris  adnotationes  ad 
praecedentia  opuscnla,  r.  2.— Amphilochlas,  Bp. 
of  leonium.  Eplstola  ad  Selacum,  carmine  lambico 
expressa,  v.  2. — Auacharsts.  Apophthegmata,  v.  1. 
— Antagoras.  Fragmenta,  v.  2.  —  Antistheues. 
Sententiae  et  apophthegmata,  v.  2. — Arabnin  vete- 
ram  sententiae  morales  Latlne  reddltae  a  J.  Dru- 
sio;  Allae  eornndem  sententiae  collectae  ab  A.  Schul- 
tensio ;  Allae  Arabum  sententiae  collectae  ab  E.  F.  C. 
Rosenmaellero.  v.  2.— Arehytas,  of  TarenUtm.  Erag- 
menta  quae  supersunt,  v.  2. — Arlsttppas,  of  Cyrene. 
Sententiae  et  apophthegmata,  v.  2.— Blon  (Borystke- 
nites).  Sententiae  et  apophthegmata,  v.  2.— Bryso. 
Fragmentum,  v.  2.— Callicratidas.  Fragmenta.  v. 
2.— Cllnlas.  Fragmentum,  v.  2.— Clttarchus  [Gno- 
mids).  Fragmenta,  v.  2.— Crates,  of  Thebes.  Frag- 
menta, V.  2.— Crlton,  of  ^ae.  Fragmenta.  v.  2. — 
Cynlcae  scholae  principum  Antisthenis,  Dlogenls, 
Cratetis,  Demonactis  et  Piudarl  sententiae  et  apoph- 
thegmata  e   dlverais   scrlptorlbus  coUecta,   r.   2 

Cypselns,  of  OorinlK.  Fn^menta,  t.  2. — Democra- 
tes.  Sententiae  aureae.  v.  1.— Democritns,  of  Ab- 
dera.  Fragmenta,  v.  1.  — Demophllns.  Similitu- 
dines;  Sententiae  Pythagoricae,  v.  1.— Diogenes,  the 
Cynic.  Sententiae  et  apophthegmata,  v.  "i.— XncerU 
cujusdam  sophistae  Dissertatioiies  morales  V 
Dorlco  sermone  scriptae,  v.  2. — Diiis.  Fragmentum, 
T.  2. — Ebraeomm  veterum  Sententiae  morales 
LaUue  reddltae  a  J.  Drusio  et  F.  Taylero.  v.  2.— Aucta- 
rium  emendatiounm  et  adnotationum  ad  hujus 
coilectlonis  tomum  I,  t.  2.— Epandridas.  Sententiae, 
V.  2.— Epigrammata  in  VII  Sapientes,  v.  1.— Esti- 

eune,  H.    Diatribe  in  Isocratls  Paraenesin,  v.  2 

Enryphamns.  Fragmentum,  v.  2.— Easebins.  of 
MynSu.  Fragmenta  quae  supersunt,  v.  2.— B^bri- 
cins,  J.  A.  Notiila  literaria  de  Secuudo,  Demophilo, 
Democrate.  et  Sexto  Pythagoreo.  v.  1.— Glycon. 
Fragmenta,  v.  2 — Gregorlns  (Nazienzenus),  St.,  Abp. 
of  Constant^Mple.  Carmen  XXXIII  de  genuinls  divlna- 
rum  scriptuarum  Ilbrls,  v.  2. — Monosticba  iambica,  v. 
1. — Altercatio  Hadrianl  Aug.  et  Epicteti  philosophi, 
V.  1. — Hlpparchns.  Fragmentum,  v.  2. — Hippo- 
damns.  Fragmentum,  v.  2. — Holstein,  !•.,  and 
others.  Annotatlones,  v.  1. — Sententiae  de  invidia, 
v.  1. — Isocrates.    Quae  fertur  admonltio  ad  Demuni- 


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cum,  V.  2.— Anouymi  vita  Isocrntis  [  Gr.]  ex  edltiono 
Andreae  Mustoxydis,  v.  2.— Joannes  Galenws.  De- 
Blderium  do  mullere  mala  ot  bona,  v.  1.— Met  opus. 
Fragmentum,  v.  2— lucertl  scrlptorls  Christianl  libel- 
lus  de  nioribus  L.  Annaeo  Senecae  falso  atlrlbutus, 
V.  1.— Myso.  Fragmenta,  v.  1.— Nilus,  -St.  Capita 
seu  praoceptiones  scntentlosao,  v.  1.— Tractatus  de 
VIII  vitlosis  cogitationibus,  v.  2.— OEnopldes.  Frag- 
menta, V.  2.— Pempelug.  Fragmenta,  v.  2.— Peric- 
tione.  Quae  supersunt,  v.  2.— PKintias.  Frag- 
menta, V.  2 Plndarns.      Apophthegmata,  v.  2.— 

Foliis.  Fragmentum,  v.  2.— Porpliyrius.  Epistola 
ad  Harcellara  ;  Fragmentum  poeticum,  v.  1.— Pyth- 
agorae  aurel  versus.  Latine  carmine  redditl  a 
vito  Amerbachio,  v.  1.— Aurei  Pythagorae  versus  qui 
apud  Stobaeum  sunt,  Interprete  Hugone  Grotio,  v.  1. 
—Versus  aurei  Pytliagoreorum,  Latine  carmine 
redditi  ab  Henrico  Smetio,  v.  1.— Pytliagoreorum 
siniilitudines  omissae  a  Demoplillo,  ex  Jamblicho, 
V.  1.— Aliae  Pytliagoreorum  similltudines  undequaque 
coUectae,  v.  1.— Pythagorcorum  veterum  frag- 
menta moralia,  V.  2 Reginus.   Sententiae,  v.  2 — In- 

certi  scriptoris  lonici  fragmentum,  v.  2.— Secun- 
dus,  of  Athens.  Sententiae,  v.l.— Auctariura  senteu- 
tiaruni  Pythagorlcarwm,  v.  l.--Scptem  Sapien- 
tniu  sententiae  et  apophthegmata,  v.  ].  — Sextus 
(Pythagoreus).  Sententiae  ;  Enchiridion  Latine  editum 
a  Eunno,  V.  1.— SImtlltudines  quaedam  et  sententiae 
excerptae  ex  Antonii  et  Maximi  coUectanels  et  editae 
A.  D.  Wyttenbachio  et  J.  G.  Hutlenlo  inter  fragmenta 
librorum  deperditorum  Plutarchi,  v.  1.— Sirailitudines 
Socrati  adscriptae,  v.  1.— Sotion.  Sententiae,  v.  2. 
— Stobaeus,  J.  (Ed.')  Sententiae,  apophthegmata  et 
exempla  hlstorica  ex  Aristouymi  scrlptis,  Aristotelis 
et  Dionis  Chrlis,  Sereni  (sive  Serenl)  scriptis  excerpta, 
v.  2.  —  Symbola  Pytliagorica,  v.  1.  — Symboia 
Pythagorcorum  ex  Jambllcbo,  v.  1.— Tbeages.  Frag- 
mentum, v.  2.— Tbeoctistus.  Sententiae,  v.  1.— 
Tliespidas.  Fragmenta,  v.  2 — Zehner,  J.  Vita 
brevis  Pythagorae  e  variis  scriptoribus  Graecis,  v.  1. 
—Index  vocabulorum  Graecorum,  quae  in  adnotatlo- 
nibus  oxplicantur,  v.  2. 

[Ed.)    Poetarum  veterum  Latinorum  et 

recentiorum  quorumdam  carmina  senten- 
tiosa.    Lipsiae,  1822.     8°.  3245 

Contents.  Anisio,  G.  Sententiae.— Camerarius, 
J.  Sententiae.— Fabriclus,  G.  Sententiae  coUectae. 
— liaberius,  D.  Prologus  et  fragmenta  moralia.— 
Muret,  M.  A.  Institutio  puerills.— Scallger,  J.  J. 
Iambi  gnomici Syrus,  P.    Sententiae. 

[Ed.)    Polemonis  Laodicensis  Sophistae 

laudationes.    See  Polemon,  of  Laodiceia. 

[Ed.)    Sanchoniathonis  Berytii  quae  fe- 

runtur  fragmenta  de  cosmogouia  et  theologia 
Phoenicum.    See  Sanchoniathon. 

(Ed.)  Socratis  et  Socraticorum,  Pytha- 
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Oriflamiue    chez   les  historiens  de  Paris. 

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Oi'igen  de  los  Indios  de  el  nuevo  mundo. 
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Origenes.  Circa  186-253,  Opera  omnia, 
ex  variis  editionibus  et  codicibus  manu  ex- 
aratis  .  .  .  collecta  atque  adnotationibus  iilus- 
trata .  .  .  opera  et  studio  DD.  Caroli  et  Caroli 
Vincentii  Delarue.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  Parisiis, 
1857.  7  V.  in  9,  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Gr.  V.  11-17.)  —2213 

Contents.  Ex  homlllis  in  Acta  Apostoloniin,  v.  4. 
— IlepiApxwi',  libri  IV ,y.l.—'B\ill,ii.,  Bp.of  St.  Vavid's. 
Excerptum  ex  defensiono  fldei  Nicaeuae,  v.  7.— Frag- 
menta  In  Canticuni,  v.  3.— HomlUa  iu  Caiiliciini 
Cantlcomm,  v.  3.— Excerpta  Procopiana  ex  Origene 
In  Cauticum  Canticorum,  v.  3.— Contra  Celsum  librl 
VIII,  v.  1.— Dialogus  de  recta  in  Denm  fide,  v.  1.— 
Selecta  in  Deiiteronomium,  v.  2.— Eplstolae,  v.  1. 
— Homiliae  In  Kxodiim,  v.  2.— Selecta  in  Exodum,  v.  2. 
— Homlllae  In  Ezeclileleni.v.  3.— Selecta  in  eumdem, 
v.  3.— Fragmeula,  v.  4. —Homiliae  in  Geiieslm,  v.  2. 
— Selecta  in  Geuesim.v.  2. — Hexaplorum  quae  supor- 

Bunt,  V.  5,  6,  pts.  1-3 Hiiet,  P.  D.,  Bp.  of  Avranches. 

Origenlana,  v.  7.- Homiliae  iu  vlsioues  Isaiae,  v.  3.— 
Homiliae  in  Jeremlain,  v.  3.— Selecta  iu  eumdem, 

V.  3 Homiliae  in  librum  Jesu  Nave,  v.  2.— Selecta  in 

Jesuin  Nave,  v.  2. — Commentarla  in  Evangellum 
Joaiiuis,  v.  4.— Selecta  in  <ToI>,  v.  2 — Spuria:  Com- 
mentarius  anonyml  in  Job,  v.  7.— Selecta  iu  Jiidices, 
V.  2.— Homiliae  In  librum  Judlcnm,  v.  2.— Homiliae 
In  Lievlticuin,  v.  2.— Selecta  in  Leviticum,  v.  2.— Ho- 
miliae in  Iiucam,  v.  3.— Fragmenta  in  eumdem,  v.  3. 
— Exhortatio  ad  martyr! iiin,  v.  1. — Commentarla  iu 
Evangellum  secundum  Mattliaenm,  v.  3. — Variae 
lectloucs  in  torn.  XI  et  XII  commentariae  Matthaeum, 
V.  3.— Homiliae  Iu  Niinieroa,  v.  2.— Selecta  iu  Nume- 
ro3,  V.  2.— Llbellus  de  oratlone,  v.l.— Supplemontum 
ad  Origeiits  cxegetica,  v.  7.— Selecta  in  Osee,  v.  3. 
— Parnphilus,  St.,  Presbyter  of  Caesarea.  Apologia 
pro  Origoue,  v.  7.— Pliilocalia,  v.  4.— Plillosoph- 
iiineua,  sivo  omnium  haerescou  rotutatlo,  v.  C,  pt.  3. 
—Fragmenta  In  Proverlila  Saloinonis,  v.  3.— Exo- 
getica  In  Psalinos,  v.  2.— Selecta  Iu  I  librum  Regit  in, 
V.  2. — Fragmenta  ox  llbrls  do  reanrrectlone,  v.  1. — 
Sententia  de  resurroctiouo,  v.  1.  — Commentarla  In 
Epistolam  B.  Paull  ad  Romanos,  v.  4.— Riiflntis 
(Tyraunus),  of  Aquileja.  Liber  de  adulteratlono  11b- 
rorum  Orlgenls,  v.  7. —  Pororalio  In  explanailonom 
super  Epistolam  ad  Romanos,  v.  4.— Fragmenta  ex 
llbrle  Stroiuntum,  v.  1.— Solecta  iu  Thrciioa,  v.  3. 

Writings  ;  tr.  by  Rev.  Frederick  Crombie. 

Edinburgh,  1869-72.  2  v.  8°.  [Ante-Nicene 
Christ.  Ubr.  v.  10,  23.)  —2207 


Contents.  Africaiius,  S.  J.  Letter  to  Orlgen  about 
tho  history  of  Susanna,  v.  1.— Letter  to  Afrlcanus,  v.  1. 
—Against  Cel8U8,  books  I-VIII,  v.  1,  2.— Letter  to 
Gregory,  v.  1. — Introductory  notice,  v.  1. — Ue 
principiis,  v.  1. — Rufiiiiis  (Tyranuus),  of  Aquileja, 
Prologue  to  the  De  prluciiiiis,  v.  1. 

Fragmenta  Origenianae  Octateuchi  edi- 

tionis  .  .  .  Eruit  atque  ed.  A.  F.  C.  Tischen- 
dorf.  [Gi\]  Lipsiae,  1860.  4°.  {Monumenta 
sacra  ined.  Nov.  collect,  v.  3.)  — 1222 

Hexaplorum  quae  supersunt;  sive,  vete- 

rum  interpretum  Graecorum  in  totura  Vetua 
Testamentum  fragmenta  .  .  .  Concinnavit, 
emendavit,  et  multis  partibus  auxit  Frideri- 
cus  Field.     Oxonii,  1875.     2  v.  4°.         —1223 

Philosopliumena  sive  omnium  haeresium 

refutatio.  Ed.  Emmanuel  Miller.  [Gr.} 
Oxonii,  1851.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  89,  1851,  p.  170.)  —2204 

Traite  contro  Celse.   232  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  DSmonstr. 

evangel,  v.  1,  p.  11.)— Fragmenta,  interprete  Vlctore 
Capuano.  2  pp.  (Pitra,  J.  B.,  Spicileg.  Solesmense,  v.  1, 
p.  267.)— Fragmenta  et  blblicae  Interpretatio- 
nes,  o  glossario  Ausiloubi  excerpta.  2  pp.  (Pitra,  J. 
B.,  Spicileg.  Solesmense,  v.  3,  p.  395.)- Fragmentum  In 
Geneslm,  Interpreto  Joanne  dlacono.  1  p.  (Pitra, 
J.  B.,  Spicileg.  Solesmense,  v.  1,  p.  282.)— S.  Eusebll  Hle- 
ronyml  translatio  homlliarum  IX  iu  vlslonos  Isaiae. 
18  pp.  (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  24,  p.  937.)— 
S.  Eusebll  Hleronymi  translatio  homlliarum  iu  Jcre- 
iniam  et  Ezecliielem.  108  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  25,  p.  611.) — Fragmentum  in  Leviti- 
cum.  [Gr.]  1  p.  (Mai,  A.,  Auctor.  classic,  v.  10,  p. 
600.)— Fragm'enta  in  liUcam.  [Gr.]  9  pp.  (Mai,  A., 
Auctor.  classic,  v.  10,  p.  474.)— S.  Eusebll  Hleronymi 
translatio  homlliarum  XXXIX  iu  Lucam  ad  Paulam  et 
Eustochium.  52  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  26, 
p.  229.)— Commentarli  In  Evangelium  Mattliaei,  cum 
accessione  II  ac  dlmidiatl  toml  Deslderio  Krasmo  Eo- 
terdamo  interprete.  23  pp.  (Erasmus,  D.,  Optra  omnia, 
V.  8,  p.  439.)— PhilosopUuniencon  fragnientiim  : 
quod  ex  blbliolheca  Modlceadescripsit,  ac  noils  illus- 
travlt  Jacobus  Gronovlus.  22  pp.  (Gronovius,  J., 
Thes.  Gr.  aniiq.  v.  10,  p.  249.)— In  Proverbia  Salo- 
monls  commentarli.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  56  pp.  (Mai,  A., 
Patrum  nov.  biblioth.  v.  7,  pt.  2,  p.  1.) 

7  BOEHRINGER,  F.    Origines  und  sein  lehrer 

Klemens,  oder  die  alexandrinische  und 
innerkirchliclie  Gnosis  des  Christenthums. 
1874.  [In  his  Kirche  Christi  und  ihre  zeugen, 
V.  5.) 

HUET,  P.  D.,  Bp.  of  Avranches.    Origenl- 
ana.   1857.  {Migne,J.  P.,  Pa^roZ.s.Gr.  v.l  7.) 

Aiigustiuus,  A.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Hippo.    Ad  Oroslum 

contra  PrlscilUanlstas  ot  Origeuistas.  5  pp.  (Mlgue, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  42,  p.  669.)— Christian  schools 
of  Alexandria.  Orlgen.  126  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  u.  s. 
v.  3,  1864,  p.  278;  n.  8.  v.  5,  18G5,  p.  43;  u.  8.  v.  6,  1866, 
p.  377;  n.  s.  v.  7,  1806,  p.  3:«.)— Cobet,  C.  G.  Frag- 
menta comlcorum  apiid  Orlgenem  coutra  Celsum  la- 
tentla.  2  pp.  (Mnemosyne,  v.  8,  185U,  p.  419.)— Eras- 
mus, D.  Do  vita,  phrasi,  docendi  ralioue,  et  operlbus 
Orlgenls,  cum  singulornm  llbrorum  censurls.  8  pp. 
(  Opera  omnia,  v.  8,  p.  425.)— Eusta thins,  Bp.  of  Anlioch. 
De  engastrlmytho  contra  Origenem.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  31 
pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  18,  p.  613.)— Fronde, 
J.  A.  Orlgen  and  Celsus.  26  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s. 
V.  17,  1878,  p.  142.)— Hicronymus  Sophronins,  E., 
St.  Liber  contra  Joannem  Hlerosolymitanum;  Apo- 
logia adversus  libros  llullni.  72  pp.  (Migno,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  23,  pt.  1,  pp.  371,  415.)— Justinianus 
I,  F.  A.,  Emperor  of  Constantinople  and  Home.  LIbor  ad- 
versus Orlgenem.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.]  25  pp.  (MIgno,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Or.  v.  86,  pt.  1,  p.  915;  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  69,  p. 
178.)— Newman,  F.  W.  Three  letters  on  "  Orlgen  and 
Colsus."  8  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  17,  1878,  p.  548.) 
— 0.,J.  Biblical  criticism.  4  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J..C/rtss. 
Journ.  V.  7,  1813,  p.  122.)— Ornsby,  It.  Orlgon  against 
Celsus.  33  PI).  (Dublin  Kev.  3  s.  v.  2,  1879,  p.  68.)— 
Orosius,  P.  Ad  Augustluum  consuUatlo  do  erroro 
PrlscUltanistarum  et  Orlgoulstarum.  3  pp.  (Mlgue, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  t.  Lat.  v.  31,  p.  1211.)— Pamphilus,  St., 
Presbyter  of  Caesarea.  Apologia  pro  Orlgone.  38  pji. 
(Mlgue,  J.  P.,  I'atml.  s.  Gr.  v.  17,  p.  541.)— Ruflnns 
(Tyranuus),  of  Aquileja.  Liber  do  adultoratloiio  llbro- 
rum Orlgenls.  9  pp.  (MIguo,  J.  P.,  y'atroJ.  s.  Gi-.  v.17, 
p.  615.)— Theodorus,  Bp.  of  ScytliopoUs.    LlboUus  do 


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erroribus  Origenls.  [Gr.  et  Lot.]  3  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Palrol.  t.  Gr.  v.  86.  pt.  1,  p.  231.)— Westcott,  B.  F. 
Orlgen  and  tho  beginnings  of  Christian  philosophy. 
29  pp.     (  Conlemp.  Rev.  v.  3d.  1879,  pp.  324,  489.) 

Kllng,  C.  F.    Orlgen.    8  pp.    (Piper,  F.,  Leaden  of 

ch.  universal,  v.  1,  p.  22.) — Lainson,  A.  Origan.  60  pp. 
( Chr.  Exam.  v.  10, 1S31,  p.  306 ;  v.  11,  18:il,  p.  22.)— Sears, 
B.  Lite  ol  Origan.  8  pp.  {Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  3,  1846, 
p.  378.) 

See  also  Brit  Quart.  Rev.  v.  2, 1845,  p.  491. 

Origin  and  antiqnity  of  engraving. 
Baker,  W.  S.  —1713 

Origin  and  antiqnity  of  physical  man. 
Tuttle,  H.  —1685 

Origin  and  course  of  political  par- 
ties in  the  United  States.    Van  Buren.  M. 

—1347 

Origin  and  deTClopnient  of  religious 
belief.     Baring-Gould.  S.  —3224 

Origin  and  dcTelopnient  of  steam 
naTigation,  Chronological  history  of  the. 
Preble,  G.  H.  —2715 

Origin  and  growth  of  religion.  Re- 
nouf,  P.  Le  P.  1787 

Origin  and  growth  of  religion.  Lec- 
tures on.  Davids,  T.  W.  R.  {Hibbert  lec- 
tures. 1881.)  —2261 

Origin  and  growth  of  the  Psalms, 
Lectures  on  the.     Murray,  T.  C.  —1237 

Origin  and  history  of  the  English  lan- 
guage.    Marsh.  G.  P.  —2123 

Origin  and  metamorphoses  of  insects. 
Lubbock.  Sir  J.  —2687 

Origin  and  progress  of  the  mechanical 
inventions  of  James  Watt.  Muirhead,  J.  P. 
3  V.  4884 

Origin  and  progress  of  writing.  Astle, 
T.  W.81 

Origin,  nature,  etc.,  of  consular  es- 
tablisliments.    Warden.  D.  B.       —1326 

Origin,  object,  and  operation  of  the 

appreulice  laws ;  with  their  application  to  times  past, 
present,  and  to  come.  26  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  3, 1814, 
p.  217.) 

Origin  of  ciyilisation.    Lubbock,  Sir  J. 

1794 
Origin  of  cultivated  plants.   Candolle. 

A.  L.  P.  P.  de.     (Inteniat.  Sci.  S.)        —2687 
Origin  of  evil.  Essay  on.    King,  W.,  Alp. 

of  Dublin.  — 4215 

Origin  Of  ideas.    Rosmini-Serbati,  A.    3  v. 

—1421 
Origin  of  language.  Essay  on  the.    Far- 

rar,  F.  W.  — 2176 

Origin  of  laws,  arts,  and  sciences.  Goguet, 

A.  Y.     3  V.  2444 

Origin  of  mountain  ranges.    Reade.  T. 

M.  1622 

Origin  of  nations.    Rawlinson,  G.      2416 
Origin  of  nerves.    27  pp.     Wilson,  A., 

Lei->ure-lime  stuJiei,  p.  271. 

Origin  of  pagan  idolatry.    Faber,  G.  S. 
^3v.  —2281 

Origin   of  primitive   superstitions. 

Dorman.  R.  M.  — 2265 

Originof  species.  On  the.    Darwin,  C.  R. 
^   .    .        ^  —1685 

Origin  of  species.  On  the.    Huxley,  T.  H. 

«.   ■    .         ^  —1685 

Origin  of  species  by  means  of  organic 

affinity,  On  the.     Freke.  H.  —1697 

Origin  of  the  antiquities  of  America. 

Delafield,  J.  1701 


Origin  of  the  fittest.    Cope,  E.  D.    —1676 

Origin  of  the  four  Gospels.    Tischen- 

dorf,  L.  F.  C.  von.  —1228 

Origin  of  the  Homeric  poems.    Bo- 

nitz,  H.  3267 

Origin  of  the  laws  and  political  institu- 
tions of  modern  Europe.    Spence,  G.  — 1317 
Origin  of  the  seasons.    Mossman,  S. 

—1628 
Origin  of  universities  and  academical 

degrees.     Maiden.  H.  —2387 

Origin,  progress,  and  conclusion  of 

the  Florida  war.     Sprague,  J.  T.  3582 

Origin,  progress,  and  destiny  of  the 

English  language  and  literature.    Weisse, 

J.  A.  —2123 

Origin,  progress,  and  termination  of 

the  American  war.     Stedman.  C.    2  v.    1653 
Original  geometrical  diaper  designs. 

Hay.  D.  R.  —1721 

Original  letters.    Dennis,  J.    2  v.       3853 
Original  letters    illustrative  of   English 

history.     Ellis.  Sir  H.  (j&rf.)     11  v.  1577 

Original  letters  of  eminent  literary  men 

of  the  16.  17.  and  18  centuries.    Ellis,  Sir  H. 

{Ed.)     [Camden  Soc.  1:^0.  23.)  1596 

Original  letters  relative  to  tlie  English 

Reformation.      Robinson.    H.    {Ed.)      2    v. 

{Parker  Soc.)  '  —3226 

Original  lists  of  emigrants.    Hotten, 

J.  C.  [Ed.)  2773 

Original  papers  illustrative  of  the  life  of 

Rubens.     Sainsbury,  W.  N,  5843 

Original  papei*s  relating  to  the  expedition 

to  Panama.     Vernon,  E.  1628 

Original  portraits  and  caricature  etch- 
ings.    Kay,  J,     2  v.  2283 
Original  portraits  of  Washington. 

Johnston.  E.  B.  —1751 

Original  Sanskrit  texts.    Muir,  J.    5  v. 

3104 
Original  settlements   on  the  Dela- 
ware, History  of  the.    Ferris,  B.  3574 
Original  sin.    See  Sin. 
Original  stories  from  real  life.     Godwin, 

J/r6\  M.  W.  1203,  1208 

Original  treatises,  dating  from  the  XII 

to  XVIII  centuries,  on  the  arts  of  painting. 

Merrifield.  i¥rs.  M.  P.  (i;d.)     2  v.         —1734 
Originality.     Gautier,  T.     De  Toriginalite 

en  Fraqce.  10  pp.  (Fwoin*  ei  eaiu;-/or<«,  p.  7.)— VVas- 
80I1,  D.  A.  Originality.  5  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  10, 
18C2,  p.  63.)  r        X  n.  . 

Originals  and  analogues  of  some  of 
Chaucer's  Canterbury  tales.  London.  1872- 
86.  4  Nos.  8°,  {Chaucer  Soc.  2  s.  Nos.  7, 10, 
15,20.)  1304 

Contents.  Alpbonsus  of  Liucoln,  a  .«tory  like 
Chaucer's  Prioress's  tale.  No.  10.— Boy  killd  by  a 
Jew  for  singing  "  Gaude  Maria."  An  analogue  of  the 
Prioress's  tale.  No.  15.— Damsel's  rash  promise  : 
Indian  original  and  Asiatic  and  European  versions  ol 
the  Franklin's  tale.  No.  20.  —  Enclianted  tree: 
Asiatic  versions  and  analogues  of  ilie  Merciiant's  tale. 
No.  20. —  Two  Frencb  rablianx,  like  Chaucer's 
Beeve's  tale.  No.  7.— luiiocent  persecuted  wife  : 
Asiatic  and  European  versions  of  the  Man  of  law's 
tale.  No.  20. —  Two  Italian  stories,  and  a  Latin 
one,  like  Chaucer's  Pardoner's  tale.  No.  10.  — Two 
Ldttin  stories,  like  Chaucer's  Friar's  Tale,  No.  7. — 
Legend  of  St.  Cecilia,  the  original  of  Chaucer's 
Second  Nun's  tale,  in  1  versions.  No.  10. — King  Oflfa's 
Intercepted  letters  and  bauislit  queen,  to  compare 
with  King  AUa's  in  Chaucer's  Man  of  law's  tale.  No.  7. 
— Paris  beggar-boy  murderd  by  a  Jevr  for  sing- 
ing ••  Alma  redemptorlB  mater."  Au analogue  of  Chau- 


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cor's  Prioress's  tale.  No.  15.— Five  versions  ol  a  Pear- 
tree  story  like  that  in  Chaucer's  Merchaul'a  talc, 
No.  10.— Petrarch's  Latiu  tale  of  Griseldis  (with 
Boccaccio's  story  from  which  It  was  re-told),  the  origi- 
nal of  Chaucer's  Clerk's  tale.  No.  10.  — Tale  of  the 
Priest's  bladder,  a  story  like  Chaucer's  Sum- 
moner's  tale,  No.  10. — How  Reynard  eanglit  clian- 
ticleer,  the  source  of  Chaucer's  Nun's  priest's  tale, 
No.  10.— Three  robbers  and  the  treasure-trove  : 
Buddhist  original  and  Asiatic  and  European  versions 
of  the  Pardoner's  tale.  No.  20.— Trivet,  N.  Life  of 
Constance,  the  source  of  Chaucer's  Man  of  law's  tale, 
No.  7.— Tale  of  the  "Wife  of  Merelaus  the  emperor. 
For  the  Man  of  law's  tale.  No.  7. 

Originc  clir^tienue  des  inscriptions 

sinaitiques.     Lenormant,  F.  1213 

Origine  de  tous  les  cultes.    Dupuis,  C. 

F.     11  V.  —2287,  atlas  —2261 

Origine  dell'  nonio.  Canestrini,  G.  1798 
Origine  des  denoniinalions  de  lits  de 

justice,  tleurs  de  lis,  cours  inllitaires,  llces,  etc.  7 
pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  C,  Dissert,  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  8, 
p.  lOG.) 

Origine  des   fenfires  vitr^es,  et  du 

developpement  que  regut  en  France  I'art  de  peindre 
sur  vorre.  25  pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  C,  Dissert,  rel.  hist,  de 
France,  v.  16,  p.  410.) 

Origine  des  Jetons.    3  pp.    (Leber,  J.  M. 

C,  Dissert,  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  10,  p.  401.) 

Origine  des  loix,  des  arts,  et  des  sciences. 

Goguet,  A.  Y.     3  v.  2437 

Origine  des  noms  propres.  Bourdonne, 

P.  L.  —2125 

Origine  et  formation  de  la  langue 

irau^aise.    Cocheris,  H.  — 2185 

Origines.  Drummond,  Sir  W.  4  v.  1777 
Origines  Ariacae.  Penka,  K.  —2186 
Origines  Biblicae.  Beke,  C.  T.  2453 
Origines  Britannicae ;  or,  the  antiqui- 
ties of  the  British  churches.    Stillingfleet, 

E.     2v.  •  —1283 

Origines  Celtieae.  Guest,  E.  3  v.  1516 
Origines  de  la  charity  catliolique. 

Tollemer,  A.  —1385 

Origines  de  la  Confederation  Suisse. 

Rilliet,  A.  3636 

Origines  de  la  renaissance  en  Italic. 

Gebhart,  E.  3557 

Origines  de  I'histoire.    Lenormant,  F. 

2416 
Origines  des  Basques.  Garat,  D.  J.  1798 
Origines  du  Christianisme  unitaire 

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Origines  du  droit  fran^is.    Michelet, 

J.  —1346 

Origines  du   theatre  antique  et  du 

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Origines  ecclesiasticae,  or  the  antiqui- 
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Origines    et    raison   de   la   iiturgic 

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Origines  Ouelfieae.    Scheldt,  C.  L.    5  v. 

3551 
Origines  If  ebracae.    Lewis,  T.    3  v. 

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Origines  indo-europ^ennes.  Pictet,  A. 

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Origines  juridicales.    Dugdale,  Sir  W. 

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<lerne.     Du  Meril,  E.  3823 

Origines  liturgicae ;  or,  antiquities  of  the 

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Origines  poesis  Bomanae.  Corssen, 
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1695 
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1513 
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Janauschek,  L.  —3293 

Originum  juris  ciTilis  libri  III.  Gra- 

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Oriole,  The.    Ingersoll,  E.    A  summer  bird. 

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Orissa  Proper.    See  Cuttack. 

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Orkneyinga  saga.     1873. 


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Orkneyinga  saga.    Ejaltalin,  J.  A.,  and 

Goudie.  G.  (Trs.)  1233 

Orlandi,  Cesare.     16  cent.    De  urbis  Senae 

ej  usque  episcopatus  antiquitate.  14  pp.  (Graevius, 
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Orlandi,  Guido.    Madrigal;  Sonnets.    8  pp. 

(Rossetti,  D.  G.,  DanU  and  his  circle,  pp.  137, 154, 160,  200, 
227.) 

Orlando,  Diego.  Un  codice  di  leggi  e  di- 
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Orlando.    See  also  Roland. 

Orlando,  die  vorlage  zu  Pulci's  "  Morgante. " 
Huebscher,  J.  [Ed^  (Stengel,  E.,  AtisgaJben, 
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Orlando  Fnrioso.    Ariosto,  L.    5  v.    2363 

Orlando  Fnrioso.    53  pp.     Greene,  R., 

Works,  \.  1,  p.  1. 

Orlando  in  Roncesvalles.  Merivale, 
J.  H.  1395 

Orlando  innaniorato.    Bemi,  F.       2364 

Orlando  innaniorato.  Boiardo,  M.  M. 
4  V.  2363 

Orleans,  Anne  Marie  Louise  d',  DucJiesse  de 
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Duchesse  de. 

Orleans,  Charles,  Due  d'.  1391-1465.  Poe- 
sies completes,  revues  sur  les  MSS  avec  pre- 
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Herieanlt,  C.  d'.    Vie  de  Charles  d'Orlfians.  43  pp. 

(Orleans,  C,  Due  d',  Poisies,  v.  1,  p.  v.)— Sallier,  C. 
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PABT  IV.— 75. 


Orleans,  Elizabeth  Charlotte,  Duchesse  d\ 
1652-1722.  Briefe  an  die  Raugraefin  Louise, 
1676-1723.  Herausg.  von  Wolfgang  Menzel. 
Stuttgart.  1843.  8°.  [Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in 
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Briefe  aus  den  jahren  1676  bis  1722.  Her- 
ausg. von  Dr.  W.  L.  Holland.  Tuebingen, 
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Correspondance    complete.      Traduction 

entierement  nouvelle  par  M.  G.  Brunet. 
Paris.  1869.     2  v.  16°.  5817 

Memoires,  fragmens  historiques,  et  corres- 
pondance. precedee  d'une  notice  par  M.  Phi- 
lippe Busoni.     Paris,  1832.     8°.  2694 

Lettres  h  M.  de  Vacqnes.    36  pp.    (Soc.  BIblioph. 

fr.  Milanges,  1822.) 

SCHUETZ.  ( — ).    Leben  und  charakter  der 

Elisabeth  Charlotte,  Herzogin  von  Orleans. 
1820. 

Cha-f-annes,  J.    Lettres  InMltes  de  Is  Prlncesse^ 

Palatine.  56  pp.  {Biblioth.  unic.  el  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r. 
V.  49, 1874,  p.  654 ;  v.  50, 1874,  p.  103.)— Jaegle,  E.  Ma- 
dame Duchesse  d'Orleans.  22  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1879,  V.  31,  p.  191.) — Memoires  sur  la  cour  de  liOnls 
XIV  et  de  la  R^gonce.  28  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  41, 1825,  p.  2H7.)— Oelsner,  L.  Elizabeth  Charlotte, 
Herzogin  von  Orleans.  58  pp.  (liaumer,  F.  von.  Hist, 
toichentmch,  1864,  p.  105.)— Ratherjr,  E.  J.  B.  Uno 
Prlncesse  allemande  a,  la  cour  de  France.  15  pp. 
{Rev.  contemp.  1854,  v.  3,  p.  283.)— Sainte-Beave,  C.  A. 
Nouvelles  lettres  de  Madame,  m6re  du  Regent.  31  pp. 
(  Qiuseries  du  Lundi,  v.  9,  p.  32.) 

Orleans,  Ferdinand  Philippe  Louis  Charles 
Henri,  Due  d\  1810-42.  Campagnes  de 
Tarmee  d'Afrique,  1835-39.    Paris,  1870.  8°. 

2684 

Orleans,  Frangois  Ferdinand  Philippe  Louis 
Marie  d'.  Prince  de  Joinville.  'See  Joinville, 
F.  F.  P.  L.  M.  d'O.,  Prince  de. 

Orleans,  Gaston  Jean  Baptiste  de  France, 

Due  d'.  1608-60.  Memoires,  contenant  ce  qui  s'est 
passe  en  France  de  plus  considerable  depuls  I'an  1608 
jusqu'en  I'ann^e  1636.  50  pp.  (Michaud  and  Poujou- 
lat,  Nouv.  coll.  mim.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  23,  p.  557; 
Petitot,  C.  B.  and  A.,  M€m.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  2  s.  v.  31, 
p.  3.) 

Orleans,  Henri  Eugene  Philippe  Louis  d', 
Ducd'Aumale.  See  Aumale,H.  E.P.  L.  d'O., 
Due  d'. 

Orleans,  Louis,  Due  d\    La  Tour  du  Pin, 

J.  F.  R.  de.  Oralson  f  undbre  du  Due  Louis  d'Orleans. 
10  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Oral,  sacris,  v.  53,  p.  823.)— 
Ronssean,  J.  J.  Oralsou  funebre  de  S.  A.  S.  Mon- 
selgneur  le  Due  d'Orleans.  25  pp.  (  (Euvres  compl.  v.  1, 
p.  185.) 

Orleans,  Louis  d'.    See  Dorleans,  L. 

Orleans,  Louis  Antoine  Philippe  d'.  Due  de 
Montpensier.  See  Montpensier,  L.  A.  P.  d'O., 
Due  de. 

Orleans,  Louis  de  Valois,  Due  d'.  Bonamy, 
P.  X.  Memoire  sur  le  lieu,  les  circonstances,  et  lea 
suites  de  I'assasslnat  de  Louis,  Due  d'Orleans.  26  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  21, 1754,  p.  515 ; 
Leber,  J.  M.  C,  Dissert,  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  17,  p.  256.) 
— Raymond,  P.  EuquSte  du  PrSvot  de  Paris  sur 
I'assassinat  de  Louis,  Due  d'Orleans  (1407).  35  pp. 
{Biblioth.  Ecole  d.  Charles,  v.  26, 1864,  p.  215.)— Sallier,  C. 
Notice  de  2  ouvrages  manuscrits  de  Christine  de  Pisan, 
dans  lesquels  11  se  trouve  quelques  partlcularlt^s  de 
I'hlstoire  do  Louis,  Due  d'Orleans.  11  pp.  (Inst,  de 
France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  17,  1751,  p.  515.) 

Orleans,  Louis  Philippe  Albert  d',  Comte  de 
Paris.    See  Paris,  L,  P.  A.  d'O.,  Comte  de. 

Orleans,  Louis  Philippe  Joseph,  Due  d', 
called  Egalite.  1747-93.  Instruction  donnee 
a  ses  representans  aux  bailliages.  3  ed, 
n.  p.,  1789.     12°.  2696 


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MONTJOIE,  C.  F.  L.  V.  de  La  T.     Histoire 

de  la  conjuration  de  Louis  Philippe  Joseiih 
d 'Orleans.     1796,  3  v. 

AdolpIius.J.    Orleans.    73  pp.    (/«  Ws  Biog.  mom. 

of  the  Fr.  revol.  v.  2,  p.  205.)— Desnioiilins,  C.  Dis- 
cours  sur  le  decret  du  bannissement  de  la  famllle  cl- 
devant  d'Orleans,  ot  sur  la  question  si  I'Aspemblee 
nationale  pouvalt  exclure  de  son  seln  Philippe  Egallte, 
representant  du  peuple.    13  pp.    (CBuures,  v.  2,  p.  75.) 

Orleans,  Marie  d',  Duchesse   de  Nemours. 

See  Nemours,  M.  d'O.,  Duchesse  de. 
Orleans,  Philippe,  Due  d'.  Regent  of  France. 

Anquetil,  L.  p.    Louis  XIV,  sa  cour,  et  le 

Regent.     1819. 
• Barbier,  E.  J.  F.    Chronique  de  la  re- 

gence.     1866,  8  v. 
" Capefigue,  J.  B.  H.  R.    Les  Cardinaux- 

ministres.   Le  Cardinal  Dubois  et  la  regence 

de  Philippe  d'Orleans.     1871. 
Philippe  d'Orleans,  Regent  de  France. 

1838,  2  V. 

DucLOS,  C.  P.     Memoires  secrets  sur  le 

regne  de  Louis  XIV,  la  regence,  et  le  regne 
de  Louis  XV.     1821.     [CEuwes,  v.  3,  pt.  1.) 

The  same.  1829,  2  v.  (Petitot,  C.  B.  and 
A.,  Mem.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  2  s.  v.  76-77.) 

The  same.  1857.  (Michaud  and  Poujou- 
lat,  Nouv.  coll.  mem.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  34.) 

Lamothe,   N.,   Pere.      Vie    de  Philippe 

d'Orleans.     1736,  2  v. 

Lemontey,  p.  E.    Histoire  de  la  regence. 

1882,  2  V. 

Lescure,  M.  F.  a.  de.    Les  maitresses 

du  Regent.     1861. 

Marais,  M.     Journal  et  memoires  sur  la 

regence.     1863-68,  4  v. 

MiCHELET,  J.    La  regence.     1863. 

PiossENS,  (— ),  Chevalier  de.    Memoires 

de  la  regence  de  S.  A.  R.  Mgr.  le  Due  d'Or- 
leans.    [Anon.]    1729,  3  v. 

Richelieu,  L.  F.  A.  du  P.,  Due  de.  Me- 
moires pour  servir  a  1 'histoire  des  cours  de 
Louis  XIV,  de  la  regence,  de  Louis  XV  . .  . 
1790,  4  V. 

Saint  Simon,  L.  de  R. ,  Due  de.    Memoires 

sur  le  siecle  de  Louis  XIV  et  la  regence. 
1829-30,  21  v.;  1879-81,  3  v. 

The  same  in  English.     1857,  4  v. 

Court  of  lionls  XIV  and  the  regency.   29  pp. 

(  Westm.   Rev.  v.  2,  1824,  p.  121.)— Morinonf  el,  J.  F. 

R6gue  do  Louis  XV.  Regence  du  Due  d'Orleans.  296 
pp.  ( CEuvres,  v.  1,  p.  489.)— Michelct,  J.  Six  mols  de 
la  regence.  21  pp.  (Hev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1803,  2  per.  v. 
43,  p.  473.) 

See  also  France,  History,  Bourbons  to  1789. 

Orleans,  Philippe  de  France,  Due  d'.     Bre- 

tonncau,  F.  Oralson  funfibro  du  Due  d'0rI6ans.  10 
pp.    (Migno,  J.  P.,  Oral.  sacr£s,  v.  41,  p.  1233.) 

Orleans,  Pierre  Joseph  d'.  1644-98.  His- 
tory of  the  2  Tartar  conquerors  of  China, 
including  the  2  journeys  into  Tartary  of 
Father  Ferdinand  Verbiest,  in  the  suite  of 
the  Emperor  Kang-Hi:  from  the  French. 
To  which  is  added  Father  Pereira's  journey 
into  Tartary,  in  tlie  suite  of  the  same  Em- 
peror, from  the  Dutch  of  N.  Witsen.  Tr. 
and  ed.  by  the  Earl  of  Ellesmere ;  with  an 
introduction  by  R.  II.  Major.  Loudon,  1854. 
8°.     (Hakluyt  Soc. )  3445 

— —  Mfetliode  courte  ot  {(idle  pour  dlscerner  la  vdrlUiblo 
religion.  05  pp.  (MIgne,  J.  P.,  IHmonslr.  iva-n<]il.  v. 
14,  p.  1(JC9.)— Sermons  ot  Inslrtictlous  chrOtliJnucs. 
153  pp.     (Mlgno,  ■!.  P.,  Oral,  sacris,  v.  13,  |).  097.) 

Oi'KnuiS,  Valentiua  Viscouti,  Duchesse  d'. 
Memoirs   of   the    Ursl  Duchose  of  Orleans.     13  pp. 


{Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  35, 1850,  p.  422;  Harper's  Map.  v.  1. 

1850,  p.  50.) 

Orleans,  Bp.  of.    See  Dupanloup,  F.  A.  P. 
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Orpheus.    See  also  Istur. 


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Orsiesius,  St.,  Abbot  of  Tabenna.    4  cent. 

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Orns  Apollo.    See  HorapoUo. 

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V.  20, 1866,  p.205.)— Ueber  olue  samml  ung  neuentdeck- 

ter  himjarischei*  iiischriften.    10  pp.    (Doutsch. 

morg.  gesells.  Zeils.  v.  17, 1803,  p.  789.)— Studleu  ueber 

die  vorislamische  religion  der  Araber.    43  pp. 

(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Ztits.  v.  7, 1853,  p.  463.) 

Osio,  Luigi.  Documenti  diplomatici  tratti 
dagli  archivj  milanesi.  Milano,  1864-72. 
3  V.  fo.  3541 

Osioot.    See  Siout. 

Osiris.    Calliachi,N.    Dissertatio  de  Osiride. 

5  pp.  (Polenl,  Gr.,  Utr.  thes.  antiq.  supp.  v.  4,  p.  305.) — 
Chabas,  F.  J.  (2V.)  Hymn  to  O.  6  pp.  (Birch,  S., 
Records  of  the  past,  v.  4,  p.  99.)— IVaviUe,  E.  Addresses 
of  Horus  to  O.  6  pp.  (Birch,  8.,  Records  of  the  past,  v. 
10,  p.  159.) 

Osius,  Bp.  of  Cordova.     Circa  256-358.    No- 

tltia  historica;  Seutentiae  si ve  canones  sanctorum  et 
beatorum  patrum  qui  Sardicao  conveneruut;  Epis- 
tola  ad  Constautlum  Augustum.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  12  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  8,  pp.  1309,  1317, 1327.) 

Oskischen  und  sabellischen  sprach- 
denkmaeler.     Huschke,  G.  P.  E.  —2134 

Osier,  Edward.  Life  of  Admiral  Viscount 
Exmouth.     London,  1835.     8°.  4853 

Osier,  W.  Roscoe.  Tintoretto.  New  York, 
1879.    12°.     {Illustr.  biog.  of  great  artists.) 

3841 

Osman  Bey,  Vladimir  Andrejevich.  Circa 
1835 — .  Les  femraes  en  Turquie.  Paris, 
1878.     12°.  —1378 

Osiuanisclicn  reiclis  staatsverfassung, 
Des.  Hammer-Purgstall,  J.,  Freiherr  von. 
2  V.  in  1.  —1338 

Osnilin^  Thomas  Embly  (Alfred  Ayres, 
pseud.)  1826 — .  The  verbalist:  a  manual 
devoted  to  brief  discussions  of  the  right  and 
the  wrong  use  of  words.  New  York,  1882. 
16°.  —2127 

Osmund,  St.,  Bp.  of  Salisbury.  Rock,  D. 
Church  of  our  fathers,  as  seen  in  St.  Os- 
mund's rite  for  the  Cathedral  of  Salisbury. 
1849-53,  3  V.  in  4. 

Botvle,  J.    Letter  on  the  canonization  ot  O.    6  pp. 

(Archaeologia,  v.  9,  1789,  p.  39.) 

Osniundo,  Bp.  of  Astorga.    12  cent.    Epis- 

tola  ad  Idam  Comlils.sam  Itononlonsom.  1  p.  (Ma- 
blUon,  J.,  Vet.  analecl.  p.  433;  Migno,  J.  1'.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  156,  p.  459.) 


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Osiiaburg.  Dumont,  J.,  Baron  von  Carls- 
croon.  Negociations  secretes  touchant  la 
paix  de  Munster  et  d'Osnabrug.  1725-26, 4  v. 

Osorio,  Ana  de,  Countess  of  Cliinchon. 
Maukham,  C.  R.  Memoir  of  the  Lady  Aua 
de  Osorio.  Countess  of  Chinchon  and  Vice- 
Queen  of  Peru  [A.  D.  1629-39].     1874. 

Osorio,  Jeronymo,  Bjd.  of  Stives.  1506-80. 
History  of  the  Portuguese,  during  the  reign 
of  Emmanuel  .  .  .  including  .  .  .  their  dis- 
covery- of  the  Brazils  and  their  -wars  with 
the  Moors.  Tr.  by  Jas.  Gibbs.  London, 
1752.     2  V.  8°.  3526 

Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des  hommes,  v.  11. 

Osroene.    Buttmann.P.  C.    XJeber  die  alten 

namen  vou  Osroene  und  Eijessa.  10  pp.  (Berlin  Akad. 
Wisseus.  Abhandl.  1822-23,  p.  221.) 

Ossat,  Arnaud  d'.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

lioinmes,  v.  34. 

Osseau.    Puymaigre,  T.  J,  B.,  Comte  de. 

Chants  populaires  recueillls  dans  la  vallee  d'O.  14  pp. 
{Homania,  v.  3,  1S74,  p.  89.)— Raynioiid,  P.  Dolmen 
et  cromlechs  situes  dans  la  vallee  d'O.  4  pp.  [Rev. 
archeol.  n.  s.  v.  15,  1867,  p.  342.) 

Ossetian  language.    Brosset.  M.  F.    Eap- 

port  sur  les  livres  eu  laugue  de  I'Ossethl.  4  pp. 
{Jount.  asiat.  3  s.  v.  1, 1836,  p.  202.)— Mueller,  F.  De- 
clination des  neuporsischeu  und  ossetlschen.  9  pp. 
{lieitr.  ziir  vergleich.  spnicUforsch.  v.  5,  1868,  p.  98.) — 
Rosen,  G.  Ueber  die  ossetlsche  sprache.  42  pp. 
(Berlin  Akad.  wlssens.  Philol.  klasse  Abhandl.  1845,  p. 
361.)— Salenianii,C.  Versuch  ueber  die  conjugation 
im  ossetlschen.  43  pp.  (lieitr.  zur  vergleich.  sprach- 
forsch.  V.  8,  1876,  p.  48.)— Sjoegren,  J.  Ossetlscho 
studlen.  83  pp.  (St.  Petersburg  Acad.  ifem.  sci.  poU<. 
6  s.  V.  7,  1348,  p.  571.) 

Ossiaii.    See  Macpherson,  J. 

Ossiiis  Aureliiis,p.seMd.    See  Ory,  F. 

Oi^!»Oli,  Sarah  Margaret  Fuller,  Marchesa  d'. 
1810-50.  Art,  literature,  and  the  drama. 
Ed.  by  her  brother,  Arthur  B.  Fuller.  Bos- 
ton, 1874.  12°.  2156 
Conteati.  Record  of  impressions  produced  by  the 
exhibition  of  Mr.  Allstou's  pictures,  in  the  summer 
ol  1839.— American  litei-ature  ;  its  position  In  the 
present  time  and  prospects  for  the  future.  —  Miss 
Barrett's  Poems.  —  Modern  British  poets.  — 
Bro-wning's  Poems.— Short  essay  on  critics.— 
Dialogue. — Dialogue,  containing  sundry  glosses  on 
poetic  texts.  —  Modern  drama.  —  Rhythmical  tr.  of 
Goethe's  Tasso. —  Lives  of  the  great  composers: 
Haydu,  Mozart,  Handel,  Bach,  Beethoven. — The  2 
Herberts.  —  Life  of  Sir  James  Mackiutosh.  — 
Metliodism  at  the  fountain.- Prose  works  of  9Iil- 
tou.— Poets  of  the  people. — Swedenborglauisui. 

At  home  and  abroad  ;    or,   things  and 

thoughts  in  America  and  Europe.  Ed.  by 
her  brother.  Arthur  B.  Fuller.  Boston,  1874. 
12°.  2156 

Life  without  and  life  within :  or,  reviews, 

narratives,  essays,  and  poems.  Ed.  by  her 
brother,  Arthur  B.  Fuller.  Boston,  1874. 
12°.  21.56 

Contents.  Alfieri  and  Cellini.— American  facts. 
— Philip  van  Artevelde.— Beethoven. — Bro^vn's 
novels.— Capital  piinltihmeut. —  Italy. —  Cary's 
Dante.— Oliver  Crom>vell.— Deutsche  schiiell- 
post.— Frederick  Douglass.— Kinrrson's  Essays. 
—  Fcst  us.  —  French  novelists  of  the  day. — 
Goethe.— Thomas  Hood.— Letters  from  a  land- 
Bcapo  painter.- Menzel's  vle^v  of  Goethe.- The 
new  science,  or  the  philosophy  of  mesmerism  or 
animal  magnetism.— Miscellaneous. —Napoleon 
and  his  marshals.- Physical  education.— Edgar 
A.  Poe.— Poems — Reviews.— Shelley's  Poents. 

—Story  books  tor  the  hot  weather United  States 

Kxploriiig  E^xpcdition. 

Woman  in  the  19  century,  and  kindred 

papers  relating  to  the  sphere,  condition,  and 
duties  of  woman.  Ed.  by  her  brother,  Ar- 
thur B.  Fuller.     Boston,  1874.     12°.         2156 

PAUT  IV.— 76. 


Contents.  Aglauron  and  Lianrie. — Wrongs  and 
duties  of  American  ■women. — Books  of  travel. 
— Caroline.  —  Childreii's  books.  —  Consuelo. — 
"Conrrier  des  Etats  l/nis."—"  Ellen;  or,  for- 
give and  forget."  —  Ever- grooving  lives.  — 
"  Glumdalclitches." — Household  iiobleness. 
— The  Irish  character, — Review  of  3Irs.  Jame- 
son's Essays. — Extracts  from  Journals  and  let- 
ters.—Jenny  liind,  the  "Consuelo  "  of  George  Sand. 
— Alemorials. — Educate  men  and  women  as  souls. 
— Miscellaneous. —  Pocahontas. — George  Sand. 
— Woman  in  poverty. — AVoman  In  the  19  cen- 
tury.— Woman's  influence  over  the  Insane. 

Emerson.  R.  W.,  Chaining,  W.  H.,  and 

Clarke.  J.  F.  Memoirs  of  Margaret  Fuller 
Ossoli.     1874.  2  v. 

HiGGiNSON,  T.  W.   Margaret  Fuller  Ossoli. 

1884.     (Warner,  C.  D.,  Am.  men  of  letters.) 

Howe,  Mrs.  J.  W.    Margaret  Fuller.  1883. 

[Famous  women.) 

Giles,  H.    Margaret  Fuller  Ossoli.  10  pp.  (Harper's 

Mag.  V.  23,  1861,  p.  220.)— Gris wold,  H.  T.  Margaret 
Fuller.  10  pp.  (/n /ler  Home  life  of  great  authors,  p. 
302.)— Papers  on  literature  and  art.  5  pp.  (Rev.  of 
In  Dem.  Rev.  v.  19, 1846,  p.  198.)- Mont^gut,  E.  Mar- 
guerite Fuller.  37  pp.  ( Hev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1852,  n. 
p6r.  V.  14,  p.  37.)— Poe,  E.  A.  Sarah  Margaret  Fuller. 
9  pp.  (  Works,  ed.  J.  H.  Ingram,  v.  4,  p.  452.)— Powell, 
T.  S.Margaret  Fuller.  33  pp.  (/n  ftis  Living  authors 
of  America,  p.  287.)— Miss  Fuller  and  reformers.  9 
pp.  (Brownsnn's  Quart.  Rev.  v.  2,  1815,  p.  249.)— Vanity 
versus  philosophy.  Margaret  Fuller  Ossoli.  17 
pp.     (Dem.  Rev.  v.  30,  18.52,  p.  513.) 

See  also  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  16,  1852,  p.  221;  Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  2,  1878,  pp.  542,  686;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v. 
91, 1860,  p.  119. 

Ossnuo,  Pedro    Tellez  y  Giron,   Duea  d\ 

Crowe,  E.  E.,  and  James,  G.  P.  R.  In  their  Lives  of 
the  most  eminent  foreign  statesmen,  v.  1,  p.  282.  32  pp. 
(Lardner,  D.,  Cab.  Cyc.) 

Ostaile,  Adriaen  van.     Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C. 

In  his  Hist,  des  peiutres :  Ecole  holiandaise,  v.  1.  16  pp. 
— Gower,  Lord  R.  In  his  Figure  painters  of  Holland. 
6  pp.  (Illitstr.  bi'ig.  of  great  artists,  p.  21.)— temcke,  C. 
Adriaen  van  Ostade.  19  pp.  (Dohme,  R.,  Kimsl  und 
Icuensller,  v.  2.)— Mason,  E.  Old  Dutch  masters:  Ad- 
rian van  Ostade.  4  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  61, 1880,  p.  849.) 

Ostade,  Isaak  van.     Blanc,  A.  A. P.O.   In  his 

Hist,  des  peintres :  Ecole  holiandaise,  v.  1.  16  pp. — 
Gower,  Lord  R.  In  his  Figure  painters  of  Holland. 
i  pp.     (Illustr.  biog.  of  great  artists,  p.  45.) 

Osten  Sacken,  Karl  Robert  Romanoflf, 
Baron  von.  1828 — .  Catalogue  of  the  de- 
scribed diptera  of  North  America.  Wash- 
ington, 1858.  8°.  (Smithson.  Inst.  Miscel. 
coll.  V.  3. )  —3445 

The  sam£.    2  ed.    Washington,  1878.    8°. 
(Smithson.  Inst.  Miscel.  coll.  v.  16.)      — 3445 

Monographs    of    the    diptera    of    North 

America.  Pt.  IV.  Washington,  1869.  8°. 
(Smithson.  Inst.  Miscel.  coll.  v.  8.)        —3445 

Western  diptera.    165  pp.    (Hayden,  F.V.,  BuHet. 

U.  S.  geol.  and  geog.  suttj.  v.  3,  p.  189.) 

Osteiid,  Belgium.    Belpaire,  A.    Notice  his- 

torlque  sur  la  vllle  et  le  port  d'O.  25  pp.  (Brussels 
Acad,  jyouv.  viim.  v.  10,  1837.) 

Osteology. 

Blainville,  H.  M.  D.  de.     Osteographie. 
1839-64,  8  V. 

Bruehl,  K.   B.     Zootomie   aller    thier- 

klassen.    1874-81,  25  pts. 

Zur  kenntniss  des  orangkopfes  und 

der  orangarten.     1856. 

Eyton,T.  C.    Osteologia  avium.    1867-69, 

2  V.  in  3. 

Henle,  J.     Handbuch  der  knochenlehre 

des  menschen.  1871.  {In  his  Handbuch 
der  system,  anat.  des  menschen,  v.  1.) 

HoLDEN,  L.    Human  osteology.    1861. 


OSTEOLOGY 


3270 


OTEYZA  Y  OLANO 


Huxley,  T.  H.,.  and  Hawkins,  B.  W. 

Elementary  atlas  of  comparative  osteology. 

1864. 
Maclise,  J.  Comparative  osteology.  1847. 

Owen,  R.  On  the  archetype  and  homol- 
ogies of  the  vertebrate  skeleton.     1848. 

Soemmeking,  S.  T.  von.     Lehre  von  den 

knochen  und  baendern  des  menschlichen 
koerpers.  1839.  {In  his  Vom  baue  des 
menschlichen  koerpers,  v.  2.) 

Traite  d'osteologie  et  de  syndesmologie. 

1843.  (Bischoff,  T.  L.  W.,  and  others,  Encyc. 
anat.  v.  2.) 

Cones,  E.    Osteology  of  the  colymbus  torquatus. 

42  pp.  (Boston  Soc.  Nat.  Hist.  Mem.  v.  1, 1869,  p.  131.)— 
Goethe,  J.W.von.  Osteologle.  13  pp.  (Saemmt.  werlce, 
V.  6,  p.  55.)— The  same.  53  pp.  (In  his  Zur  morphologle, 
V.  1,  p.  199.)— Martin,  H.  N.  How  skulls  aud  back- 
tiones  are  built.  23  pp.  (Martin,  H.  N.,  and  others, 
Lectures  .  .  .  to  the  employes  of  the  B.  and  0.  R.  R.  Co.  p.  9.) 

See  also  Bones. — Skeleton. 

Oster  und  passionsspiele.    Milchsack, 

G.  3822 

Osterboven,    Monastery.      Aventinus,    J. 

Autiqultates  diplomatlcae  Altnhenses  et  Ostorhoveu- 
ses.  13  pp.  (CEfele,  A.  F.  vou,  Rer.  Boicar.  script,  v.  1, 
p.  719.) 

Osterley  Park  liibrary.  Catalogue  of 
this  important  collection  of  books,  the  prop- 
erty of  the  Rt.  Hon.,  the  Earl  of  Jersey. 
London,  1885.     8°.  W.24 

Osternaclit,  Die.      285  pp.      Schefer,  L., 

Ausqew.  werke,  v.  3,  p.  1 ;  v.  7,  p.  1. 

Ostervald,  Jean  Frederic.  1663-1747.  Essay 
on  the  composition  and  delivery  of  a  sermon. 
Tr.  from  the  French,  and  illustr.  with  notes, 
by  Joseph  Sutcliffe.    Baltimore,  1840.     12°. 

—4237 

Treatise  concerning  the  causes  of  the  present  coi-- 

ruption  of  Christians.  196  pp.  (Watson,  R.,  r/ieoJ. 
tracts,  V.  6,  p.  115.) 

Ostlioir,  Hermann.    Das  physiologische  und 

psychologische  moment  In  der  sprachllcheu  formen- 
tolldung.  48  pp.  {Samml.  wissens.  vorlrg.  v.  14,  1879, 
p.   505.)  —  Schriftsprache  und  volksmundart. 

40  pp.     {Samml.  wissens.  vorlrg.  v.  18,  1883,  p.  103.) 

Ostirauische  kuUur   im  alter  turn. 

Geiger,  W.  3436 

Ostracism.    Baudin,  P.  C.  L.    De  I'ostra- 

clsme.  19  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  moral.  Mem. 
1  8.  V.  3,  1800,  p.  61.)— Gelnoz,  F.  Dissertation  sur 
I'ostracisme.  14  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript. 
Hist.  V.  12, 1740,  p.  145.)— Morals,  N.  Jewish  ostracism 
in  America.  11  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  133, 1881,  p.  265.)— 
Paradys,  J.  A.  Dlssertatlo  llterarla  de  ostraclsmo 
Athenlensium.  31pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  C?a.'!s../oKrn.  v.  19, 
1819,  p.  346;  v.  20,  1819,  p.  150.)— Znrbore,  H.  Der 
letzte  ostraklsmos.  13  pp.  [Hermes,  v.  12, 1877,  p.  198 ; 
V.  13, 1878,  p.  141.) 

Ostracoda.    Brady,  G.  S.    Report  on  the 

ostracoda.  184  pp.  44  pi.  (Challenger  Exped.ZooJ.  v.  1.) 

Ostreiik,   ( — ).      The    turnip-king.      3    pp. 

[Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  30,  1847,  p.  664.) 

Ostriches.  Douglass,  A.  Ostrich  farming 
in  South  Africa,     n.  d. 

MOSENTHAL,  J.  de,  and  Harting,  J.  E. 

Ostriches  and  ostrich  farming.     1877. 

Ostriches;    ho'«v    they    are    hunted.     3  pp. 

[Harper's  M'lf/.  v.  5,  18.52,  p.  177.) 

Ostrogoths.    See  Goths. 

Ostrowski,  Krystyn.     1811-82.     Marie-Ma- 

delelne,  poeme  drumailque.    73  pp.     [Rev.   contemp. 

1K62,  V.  2,  p.  714;  v.  3,  p.  121.) 

O'SulIevan,  or  O'SuUivan,  Philip.     17  cent. 

Historiae  Catholicae  Iberniae  compendium. 

Ed.  .  .  .  Matthaeus  Kelly.    Dublin  ii,  1850. 

8°.  2592 

O^ISullivan,  Dermot.     The  Gaels      2  pp. 

[Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  30, 1847,  p.  657.) 


O'ISiilliTan,  James,  D.  D.   Two  Act  sermons. 

6  pp.     (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  31, 1848,  p.  765.) 

O'SulIiTan,  Mortimer,  D.  D.     Captain  Rock 

detected.  18  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  16, 
1824,  p.  97.)— Case  of  the  Protestants  of  Ireland. 

12  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  15,  1837,  p.  49.)— 
Guide  to  an  Irish  gentleman  in  his  search  for  a. 
religion.  21  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  2, 
1833,  p.  303.)— Speeches.  13  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  8,  1836,  p.  3.) 

O'ISuIlivan,  Owen  Roe.    Hush-a-by  baby. 

3  pp.     [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  31,  1848,  p.  247.) 

O'l^iuIIivau,  Samuel,   D.  D.    Remains.     14 

pj).     (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  42,  1853,  p.  350.) 

Notice  of  O.  -5   pp.     [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  38,  1851, 

p.  504.) 

O'SiiIIiTan,  the  bandit  chief.  6  pp.  [Dub- 
lin Univ.  Mag.  v.  18, 1841,  p.  99.) 

Oswald  ,  S^. ,  King  of  Northumhria.    Bartsch, 

K.  F.  Die  deutscheu  gedichte  von  Sanct  O.  40  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  5,  1860,  p.  129.)— Edzardi,  A.  Die  Stutt- 
gartor  Oswaltprosa.  40  pp.  (Gerjuania,  v.  20, 1875,  p. 
190 ;  V.  21, 1876,  p.  171.)— Reginald,  Monk.  Vita  S.  Os- 
waldl  regis  et  martyrls.  60  pp.  [Simeon,  of  Durham, 
Opera  omnia,  v.  1,  p.  326.)— Zlngerle,  I.  V.  Artus  und 
Oswald.    2  pp.     (Germania,  v.  2,  1857,  p.  466.) 

Oswald,  St.,  Bp.  of  Worcester  and  Abp.  of 

York.  Eadiner,  of  Canterbury.  Vita  Sanctl  Oswaldl 
episcopl  Wigorulensis  et  archlepiscopl  Eboracensis. 

13  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  159,  p.  761.)— 
Folcard,  Abbot  of  Thorney  [attribyjited  lo].  Vita  Sanctl 
Oswaldl.  6  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  147,  p. 
1189.)— Vita  Oswaldl.  77  pp.  (Ralne,  J.,  Hislor.  ch.  of 
York,  V.  1,  p.  399 :   Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.) 

Oswald,  Eugene.     1826—.     Early    German 

courtesy-books.  An  account  of  the  Italian  guest  by 
Thomaslu.von  Zlrclarla,  of  "  How  the  Kuight  of  Wins- 
beke  taught  his  son,  and  the  Lady  of  'Winsbeke  her 
daughter,"  the  German  Cato,  aud  Tannhaeuser's 
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Otho  II,  Emperor  of  Germany.      955-983. 

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Otho  III,  Emperor  of  Germany.    980-1002. 

Constltutlones.  2  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Leges,  v.  2,  p. 
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Otho,  Marcus  Salvias,  Emperor  of  Rome. 

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Otho,  King  of  Greece.    Fall  of  King  Otho. 

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(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  76, 1854,  p.  403.) 

Otho.    See  also  Otto. 

Othryades.     Kohlmann,    P.      Othryades. 

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Otia  illgyptiaea.    Gliddon,  G.  R.        1774 
Otia  Iniperialia.    Gervase,  of  Tilbury. 

1553 
Otia  sacra.    Fane.  M.,  2  Earl  of  Westmore- 
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Otinel.  Chanson  de  geste.  Pub.  pour  la 
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Otis,  Elwell  Stephen.  1838—.  The  Indian 
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Otis,  Fessenden  Nott,  M.  D.  1825—.  Illus- 
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and  Woodward,  Joseph  Janvier.  Re- 
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terials available  for  the  preparation  of  a 
medical  and  surgical  historv  of  the  rebellion. 
Phila.  1865.  4°.  (U.  S.  War  Dept.  Surg.- 
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Oti8,  Harrison  Gray.     1765-1848.     Eulogy  on 

Harnlltou.    6  pp.    (Moore,  F.,  Am.  eloquence,  v.  1,  p.  559.) 

Perkins,  A.  T.    Harrison  Gray  Oils.    15  pp.    (New 

Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  146.) 

Otis,  James.  1725-83.  Eights  of  the  British 
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don [1765].     8°.  1656 

Speech  ou  the  writs  of  assistance.   On  the  study 

of  the  law.   5ijp.   (Moore, F.,  Am.  eloquence, \.l,  pp.  i.T.) 

Tudor,  W.     Life  of  James  Otis.     1823. 

• Bowen,  F.    Life  of  O.    199  pp.    (Sparks,  J.,  Am. 

Hog.  2  s.  V.  2,  p.  1.) 

Otker,  of  Ratisbon.    11  cent.    Mensura  qua- 

drlpartitae  flgurae.  1  p.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  151,  p.  C91.) 

Otlo,  of  St.  Emmeran''s,  Ratisbon.  Circa 
1013-83.  Opera  omnia.  Parisiis,  1853.  r.  8°. 
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Contents.     Liber  de  admonitione  clericoruin 
et  laicorum.— Serrao  In  uatali  apostoloriini.— Vita 

Sancti  Bonifacii.— Epistola  do  permisslonis  bono- 
runi  ct  maloruni  causis. — Liber  de  ciirsu  spiri- 
tnali. — Fragmentum  relatloulsde  translatioiio  Sancti 
Dioiiysii  e  Francia  in  Germaniam  ad  monasterium 
S.  Einnierammi.— De  doctrina  sptrititali  liber  nie- 
tricis.— Narratio  de  mirnculo  quod  iiuper  accedit 
quidam  lalco.— Fez,  B.  De  vita  et  scriptls  Othloni. — 
Precatio  Tlieodlsca. —Liber  proverbioriim. — 
Dialogue  de  tribus  quaestionlljus.  —  Libellus  de 
suis  tentationibn s,  varia  fortuua,  et  scriptis.--Liber 
visionuTO.— Do  -vita  et  scriptis    Othloni    dlsquisl- 

tiones Vita  Sancti  \Volfkangi. 

.—  Vita  Sancti  Bonifacii  Moguutini  opiscopl.  10  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  89,  p.  633.)— Libellus  de 
ipsius  tentatlonlbus,  varia  fortuna,  et  scriptis. 
12  pp.  (Mabillon,  J.,  Vet.  analect.  p.  108.)— Ex  libro 
visionnni;  Ex  libro  de  temptatione  cujusdam  mo- 
nachi.  16  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  11,  pp.  378, 
38Y.)  — Vita  Sancti  Wolfkangi  episcopl.  22  pp. 
(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  4,  p.  521.) 

Pez,  B.     De  vita    et  scriptis   Othloni    presbyterl 

Sancti  Emmeraniini  Katisbonensis.  8  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  140,  p.  9.) 

Otniar.    See  Othmar. 

Oiobuono.    12  cent.     Annales  Januenses, 

A.  D.  1174-96.   19  pp.    (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  18,  p.  96.) 

O'Toole,  Bryan,  psewd.    See  Maginn,  W. 
Otraiitc,  Due  d'.    See  Fouche,  J. 
Oirstnto^  Italy.    Este,F.  M.  d'.     In  memora- 

blliljus  Hydruntinae  ecclesiae  epitome.  14  pp.  (Grae- 
vius,  J.  G.,  Tl.es.  antiq.  Hal.  v.  9,  pt.  8.)— Yriarte,  C. 
De  Eaveune  k  O.  80  pp.  (Tour  du  Monde,  v.  34,  1877, 
p.  209.) 

^•ee  also  Walpole,  H.,  Earl  of   Orford.    Castle  of 
Otranto. 

Otranto,  Terra  di.  MOROSI,  G.  Studi  sui 
dialetti  greci  della  Terra  d 'Otranto.     1870. 

Cantl,  credenze,  usi,  o  costunii  dl  Terra  d'O.  nel 

1818.  8  pp.  {Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  pnpolari,  v.  4,  1885,  p. 
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14  pp.  (Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  3,  1884,  p.  273.) 
— Ferrari,  A.,  surnamed  Galatoo.  De  situ  Japyglae 
liber.  27  j.p.  (Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Hal.  v.  9, 
pt.  5.) 

Ott,  Auguste.  1814 — .  Dictionnaire  des  sci- 
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ContmU. 
Abannatlon-Czar,  v.  1.  Naples-Zurich,  v.  3. 

Dahlmann-Muiatlou,  v.  2. 

Ott,  Isaac,  M.  D.    1847—.     Observations  Qn 

the  physiology  of  the  spinal  cord.  24  i)p.  2  pi.  (Mar- 
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Ott,  Johann  Ileiurich.  Leibnitz,  G.  W.  An- 
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Ottar,  Jarl.    Gobineau,  J.  A.,   Comte  de. 

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Otte.  13  cent.  Eraclius.  Zum  ersten  male 
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1842.  8°.  [Biblioth.  der  deutsch.  nat.  lit. 
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The  same.  Herausg.  von  Harald  Graef, 
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oihers.Quellen  und  fo7'schungen,x.50.)  — 3166 

Massmann,  H.  F.    Geschichtlicho   untersuchuug 

neber  Keiser  Eraclius  getlht  von  O.  266  i)p.  [Biblioth. 
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Ott£,  Elize  C.  Scandinavian  historv.  Lon- 
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Simplified  grammar  of  the  Danish  lan- 
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Simplified  grammar  of  the  Swedish  lan- 
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10.)  —2147 

Otte  niit  dem  barte,  gedicht.  Conrad 
von  Wuerzburg.  (Biblioth.  der  deutsch.  nat. 
lit.  abth.  I,  V.  13:  Pfeiffer,  F.,  Deutsch. 
classik.  des  mittelalters,  v.  12.)      — 3124,  2355 

Otteiibcucril,  Abbey.  Annales  Ottenburani, 

727-1113.  9  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  5,  p.  ].)— 
Annales  Ottenburani  Isingrlmi  et  mlnores.  8  pp. 
(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  17,  p.  311.)— Chronicou 
Ottenbnranniu,  764-1235.  22  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc. 
Script.  V.  23,  p.  609.) 

Otter,  William,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  aiichester. 
1768-1840.  Life  and  remains  of  Rev.  Ed- 
ward Daniel  Clarke.  London,  1824.  4°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  44, 1826,  p.  219.)  3772 

Otter.  LuCAE,  J.  C.  G.  Die  robbe  und  die 
otter.     1873-76,  2  v. 

Tlionias,  A.    An  outsider  at  an  otter-hunt.    3  pp. 

[Harper's  Mag.  v.  38,  1869,  p.  553.) 

Otterbein,  Rev.  Philip  William.  Deury, 
A.  W.  Life  of  Rev.  Philip  William  Otter- 
bein. founder  of  the  Church  of  the  United 
Brethren  in  Christ.     1884. 

Weaver,  J.    Philip  Wm.  Otterbein.    9  pp.    (Piper, 

F.,  Leaders  of  ch.  universal,  v.  2,  p.  599.) 

Otterbouriie,  Thomas.     15  cent.    Chronica 

reguni  Angliae.  283  pp.  (Hearne,  T.,  Duo  rer.  Anglic. 
script.  V.  1,  p.  1.) 

Otterbouriie,  a  historical    novel.      4  pp. 

(Rev.  of  in  Weslm.  Rev.  v.  19,  1833,  p.  104.) 

Otterburn.     White,  R.     History  of   the 

battle  of  Otterburn,  fought  in  1388.     1857. 
Ottery  St.  Mary,  England.   Watkins,  M.  G. 

Ou  Ottery  East  hill.  13  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  10, 
1874,  p.  201.) 

Ottieri,  Francesco  Maria,  Conte  e  Marchese. 
1685-1742.  Istoria  delle  guerre  avenute  in 
Europa  e  particolarmente  in  Italia,  per  la 
Buccessione  alia  monarchia  delle  Spagne  dall' 
anno  1696  all'  anno  1725.  Roma,  1728-57. 
8  v.  4°.  8714 

Ottilielli,  Cesare.     16  cent.    De  Firmo,  Pi- 

cenl  urbe  noblllsslina  elogium.  5  pp.  (Graevius,  J. 
G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Ital.  v.  7,  pt.  2.) 

Ottley,  Drewry.  Observations  on  surgical 
diseases  of  the  head  and  neck.  Selected 
from  the  memoirs  of  the  Royal  Academy  of 
surgery  of  France.  London,  1848.  8°. 
{Sydenham  Soc.)  -3776 

tito  of  John  Hunter,    188  pp.    (Hunter,  J.,  H«rfcs, 

V.  1.  p.  1.) 


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Ottley,  William  Campbell.  Treatise  on  dif- 
ferential equations.  Cambridge,  1832.  8°. 
(With  Hymers,  J.,  Treatise  on  the  integral 
calculus.)  —2434 

Ott ley,  William  Young.  1771-1836.  Inquiry 
into  the  origin  and  early  history  of  engraving 
upon  copper  and  wood,  with  an  account  of 
engravers  and  their  works,  from  the  inven- 
tion of  chalcography  by  Maso  Finiguerra, 
to  the  time  of  Marc.  Antonio  Raimondi. 
London.  1816.     2  v.  4°.  —1722 

Italian  school  of  design :  being  a  series 

of  fac-similes  of  original  drawings,  by  the 
most  eminent  painters  and  sculptors  of  Italy; 
with  biographical  notices  of  the  artists,  and 
observations  on  their  works.     London,  1823. 


fo. 


—1791 


Contents. 

Lippl,  Fra  F, 
Mantegna,  A. 
Mazzuoli,  Q.  F.  M.,  ctUled  n 

Parmlglanlno. 
Paganl,  G. 
PassarottI,  B. 
Plppl,  G.,  called  Romano. 
Poussln,  G. 
Poussln,  N. 

Raffaelle  Sanzlo  di  Urblno. 
Rosa,  S. 
Sarto,  A.  del. 
Signorelli,  L. 
Vinci,  L.  da. 


Bandinelli,  B. 

BarbarelU,  G.,  called  Gior- 

gione. 
Bartolommeo,  di  San  Marco. 
Beccafumi.D.,  called  Mecbe- 

rlno. 
Buonarroti,  M.  A. 
Caldara,  P. 
Caraccl,  A. 
Caraccl,  L. 
Cimabue,  G.  G. 
Corregglo,  A.  A.  da. 
Donatello. 
Gelee,  C. 
Glotlo,  A.  B. 

Otto,  St.,  Bp.  of  Bamberg.    Circa  1063-1139. 

Eplstolae  et  diplomats.  22  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
t.  Lat.  V.  173,  p.  1313.)— Liegatio  ex  Pomerania  in  Da- 
nlam  anno  112S.  9  pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,  and  Subm,  P. 
F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  4,  p.  216.) 

Herbord.  Dialogusde  vitaOttonlsepiscopiBaben- 
ber^^'eusls.  75  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script.  V.  20,  p.  697.) 
— "Vitae  Ottontg  cpiscopl  Bambergensis.  199  pp. 
(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  12,  p.  721.) 

Olio,  Bp.  of  Freising.    Oirca  1114-58.     Opera. 

Hannoverae,    1868.      fo.       (Frankfort    Soc. 

Script.  V.  20.)  3671 

ConlenU.  Chronic!  ab  Ottone  Frisingensl  eplscopo 

conscripti    couilnuatio Clironicou.  —  Eptstola. 

— Gesta  Fridericl  X  Imperatorls. — Appendix  anuo- 
ruin  116i>-70. 

Ex  Chronico.  4  pp.   (Bouquet,  ^..Rec.hisl.Gaules, 

V.  11,  p.  2G0.)— Chrouicou  a  principio  mundi  usque 
ad  tempora  Friderici  priml  1146;  De  rebus  gestls  Frl- 
dtrici  priml  Barbarossae.  266  pp.  {Vrstis.C,  German. 
Jiist.  illmt.  V.  1,  pp.  1,  403.)— De  gestls  Friderici  I  im- 
peratorls. 60  pp.  (M ura tori,  L.  A.,  «(rr.  itai.  script.  V. 
6,  p.  629)— Ex  De  gestia  Friderici  I  imperaujris  libris 
duobus.  14  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Sec.  hitt.  Gaulei,  v.  13, 
p.  649.) 

Otto,  Prior  of  Waldsassen.  1476-1508.  Chro- 
uicou Waidsassenso;  Descriptloextermlnllmonasteril 
sui  sub  bello  Bavarico  majore.  39  pp.  ((Etele,  A.  F. 
von.  Her.  Boicar.  script,  v.  1,  pp.  49,  83.) 

Otto,    of  St.  Blasiits,    Harz   Mts.      —1223. 

Chrouicou,  114C-1209.  27  pp.  (Muratori,  L.  A.,  Rtr. 
Hal.  script,  v.  6,  p.  861.)— Ad  librum  VII  Cbronici 
Frisingensia  contlnuatae  historiae  appendix  1210. 
31  pp.    (CrsUa,  C,  German,  hist,  illust.  v.  1,  p.  197.) 

Otto  {der  Tarentiner),  Herzog  zu  Braun- 
schweig und  Lueneburg.  Exceipta  de  gestls  Otionia 
Tarentini,  Duels  Bruusvlcensis.  10  pp.  (Leibnitz,  G. 
W.,  Script,  rer.  Brunsvic.  v.  2,  p.  SO.t— Joliu  II  {theGncd), 
King  of  France.  Sententia  arbitr'alis  super  onirover- 
Bia  honoris  et  appellailoue  ad  duelium  inter  Otlonem 
Ducem  in  Brunswlch  et  Henricum  Ducem  Lancastrlae. 
4  pp.     (Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Script,  rer.  Brunsvic.  v.  2,  p.  47.) 

Otto,  Landgraf  von  Hessen-Hirschfeld.    Rye, 

W.  B.    Visit  to  England  made  by  C,  1611.    5  pp.    (In 
Jns  England  as  seen  by  foreigners,  p.  141.) 
Otto  IV,  Markgraf  von  Brandenburg.  —1309. 

[Lieder.]  2  pp.  (Hagen,  F.  H.  von  der.  Minnesinger. 
V.  1,  p.  11.)  " 

Otto.  13  cent.  Ernestus,  seu  carmen  de  varia 
Ernesti  Bavariae  Duels  fortuua.  36  pp.  (Martene.E., 
and  Duraud,  D.,  Tltes.  nov.  anec.  v.  3,  p.  307.) 


Otto,  Fried  rich.  1806 — .  History  of  Russian 
literature,  tr.  by  Geo.  Cox.  Oxford,  1839. 
8°.  2256 

Otto,  Friedrich  Wilhelm.  Commentarii  critici 
in  codices  bibliothecae  Academicae  Gissensis 
Graecos  et  Latinos  philologicos,  et  medii  aevi 
historicos  ac  geographicos.  Cum  appendice 
critica  variarum  lectionum  et  quorundam 
carminum  Latinorum  medii  aevi  nunc  pri- 
mum  e  codicibus  ed.     Gissae,  1842.   4°.    1242 

Otto,  Jakob  August.  1762-1830.  Treatise  on 
the  structure  and  preservation  of  the  violin 
and  all  other  bow  instruments.  Tr.  by  John 
Bishop.  2ed.  London,  1860.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Westm.  Rev.  v.  19,  1833,  p.  442.)       —2744 

Otto,  Johann.     16  cent.    Catalogus  omnium 

eplscoporum  et  archleplscoporum  Bremenslum.  23 
pp.     (Mencke,  J.  B.,  Script,  rer.  Gennanic.  v.  3,  p.  773.) 

Otto,  Karl.  Johannes  Cochlaeus  der  huma- 
nist.   Breslau.  1874.    8°.  5853 

Otto.    See  also  Otho. 

Otto  der  Schlietz,  rheinische  geschichte. 
Kinkel.  J.  G.  2356 

Otto  Heinrieh,  Kurfuerst  von  der  Pfalz. 

1502-59.  Pilgerschrift  (1521).  53  pp.  (Boehrlcht,  B., 
and  Meisner,  H.,  DeuUch.  pilgerreisen,  p.  349.) 

Otto  und  Adelheid.  28  pp.  Kinkel,  J.  G., 

Ge-lichte,  v.  1,  p.  359. 

Otto  Ton  Botenlanben,  Graf  von  Henne- 

herg.  — 1244.  [Lieder.]  6  pp.  (Hagen,  F.  H.  von  der. 
Minnesinger,  v.  1,  p.  27.)  —  [Minnelieder.]      8  pp. 

{Heidelherger  liederliandschrift:  Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in 
Sluttg.  V.  9,  p.  239.)— 7^«  same.  3  pp.  {Weingartner 
liederhandschri/l ;  Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Sluttg.  v.  5,  p.  28.) 

Otto  znm  Turne.  14  cent.   [Lieder.]  4  pp. 

(Hagen,  F.  H.  von  der.  Minnesinger,  v.  1,  p.  343.) 

Kiirx,  H.    Otto  von  Turne.    2  pp.    ( Germania,  v.  2, 

1857,  p.  444.) 

Ottoboiii.  Cardinal.    See  Adrianus  V,  Pope. 

Ottoman  £iu|>ire.    See  Turkey. 

Ottoman  poems.  Gibb.E.  J.W.  (TV.)  3175 

Ottoman  Turkish  language.  Simplified 
grammar  of  the.  Redhouse,  J.  W.  (Host, 
R.,  Truebner''s  Coll.  of  simplified  grammars, 
V.  9.)  —2147 

Ottoman  Turks,  History  of  the.  Creasy, 
Sir  E.  S.     2  V.  3485 

Otton.    See  Hatton. 

Ottone,  Cardinal,  and  Adrianus  V,  Pope. 
Constitutiones  legatinae.  Cum  summariis, 
atque  justis  annotationibus,  summaque  ac- 
curatione  rursum  revisae  et  impressae. 
Oxoniae,  1679.  fo.  [With  Lindewood,  W., 
Provinciale. )  — 1331 

Ottone,  of  Asti.    12  cent.     Expositio  in  Psal- 

mos.   79  pp.   (Migne,  . I.  P.,  Patro?.  s./^t.  V.  165,  p.  1141.) 

Otnel,  Fragment  of.     54  pp.     (Herrtage,  S. 

J.  H.,  The  taill  of  Rauf  Coilyear,  p.  63:  Early  Eng.  Text 
Soc.  Extra  s.  No.  39.) 

Otway,  Bev.  Caesar.     Tour  in  Connaught. 

14  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Unic.  Mag.  v.  14, 1839,  p.  123 ; 
Fraier's  Mag.  v.  20, 1839,  p.  728.) 

Notice  of  O.     3  pp.     {Ihiblin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  19,  1842, 

p.  546.)— Sketcll  of  O.  2  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  14, 
1839,  p.  396.) 

Otway,  Capt.  Joseph  ( Tr. )  Essay  on  the  art 
of  war.     See  Turpin  de  Crisse,  L. 

Otway,  Thomas.  1651-85.  Works,  consisting 
of  his  poems  and  letters.  With  a  sketch  of 
his  life,  enlarged  from  that  written  by  Dr. 
Johnson.     London,  1812.     2  v.  8°.  3364 

Contents.  Alclbiades,  a  tragedy,  v.  1.— The  Atiie- 
ist;  or,  the  2  part  of  the  Soldier's  fortune,  v.  2— 
Clieats  ot  Scapin,  a  farce,  v.  1. — Don  Carlos, 
Prince  of  Spain,  a  tragedy,  v.  1.— Frieudsliip  iti 
fasliion.  a  comedy,  t.  1.— History  and  fall  ot 
Caiits  Marias,  a  tragedy,  v.  2.— Sketch  of  the  life 


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of  Otway,  V.  1.  —  The  Orphan,  a  tragedy,  v.  2. — 
Poems  and  letters,  v.  2.— The  Soldier's  fortune, 
a  comedy,  v.  1.— Titus  and  Berenice,  a  tragedy,  v. 
1. — Venice  preserved,  a  tragedy,  v.  2. 

• Works.  With  notes,  critical  and  ex- 
planatory, and  a  life  of  the  author,  by 
Thomas  Thornton.     London,  1813.     3  v.  8°. 

3363 

Contents.  Alciliiades,  a  tragedy,  v.  1.— The  Atlie- 
Ist;  or,  the  2  part  of  the  Soldier's  fortune,  v.  3.— 
Cheats  of  Scapln,  a  farce,  v.  1.— Don  Carlos, 
Prince  of  Spain,  a  tragedy,  v.  1.— Kplstles,  v.  3.— 
Friendship  in  fashion,  a  comedy,  v.  2.— History 
and  fall  of  Calus  Marlus,  a  tragedy,  v.  2.— Liet- 
ters,  V,  3. — The  Orphan,  a  tragedy,  v.  2. — Miscel- 
laneous poems,  V.  3.— Poet's  complaint  of  his 
muse;  or,  a  satire  against  libels,  v.  3.— Prologues, 
V.  3.  —  The  Soldier's  fortune,  a  comedy,  v.  2. — 
Thornton,  T.  Life  of  the  author,  v.  1 — Titus  and 
Berenice,  a  tragedy,  v.  1. — Translations,  v.  3. — 
"Venice  preserved,  a  tragedy,  v.  3.  —  Windsor 
Castle,  In  a  monument  to  our  late  sovereign,  Charles 
II,  V.  3. — Appendix,  v.  3. 

■ Poetical  works,  and  life  of.    Edinburgh, 

1793.     8°.     (Anderson,  R.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  6.) 

1363 

Letters.  See  Wilmot,  J.,  2  Earl  of  Roches- 
ter, and  others.  Familiar  letters. 

Cheats  of  Scapln ;   a  comedy.    10  pp.    {London 

stage,  v.  i;  Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  5,  p.  8.) — 
The  Orphan,  a  tragedy.  77  pp.  (Inchbald,  E.,  Brii. 
thtat.  V.  6;  London  stage,  v.  1;  Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit, 
drama,  v.  1,  p.  409.)— Poems.  16  pp.  (Campbell,  T., 
Brit,  poets,  v.  i,  p.  257  ;  Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  8,  p. 
283.)— Translation  of  Horace.  Book  2.  Ode  16.  2 
pp.  (Rltson,  J.,  Eng.  anthol.  v.  1,  p.  131.)— Venice 
preserved:  a  tragedy.  60  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Bri<. 
theal.  V.  2;  lachbald,  E.,  Brit,  tkeat.x.  13;  London  stage, 
V.  1 ;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  i  ;  Scott,  Sir  W., 
Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  1,  p.  436.) — Windsor  Castle,  in 
a  monument  to  our  lato  sovereign  K.  Charles  II.  18 
pp.     (Dryden,  J.,  Miscel.  poems,  v.  3,  p.  263.) 

'—  Dunham,  8.  A.,  and  others.  Otway.  11  pp.  (In 
their  Lives  of  the  lit.  and  scl.  men  of  Gt.  Brit.  v.  3,  p. 
123:  Larduer,  D.,  Cab.  Ci/c.)— Gosse,  £.  W.  Thomas 
Otway.  39  pp.  (In  his  Seventoonth-century  studios, 
p.  267.)— Johnson,  S.  Life  of  O.  3  pp.  (Chalmers, 
A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  8,  p.  279.)— Ijlfe  of  O.  56  pp.  (Otway, 
T.,  Works,  V.  1,  1812,  p.  V;  I'oet.  works:  Anderson,  R., 
Brit,  poets,  y'.  6,  p.  443.)— Thornton,  T.  Sketch  of  the 
life  of  O.    11  pp.    (Otway,  T.,  Works,  v.  1, 1813,  p.  3.) 

Otzinachson.    Meginness,  J.  F.  3573 

Ouargia,  Algeria.    Feraud,  C.     Pointes  de 

Ildchoa  en  silex  d'O.  6  pp.  (luternat.  Cong.  Orient. 
Trans.  1874,  p.  289.) 

Oliche.    Smith,  C.  R.    Letter  on  an  ancient 

enamelled  ouche,  in  gold.  6  pp.  1  pi.  (Archaeologia,  v. 
29, 1842,  p.  70.) 

Oticliterloiiy,  Lieut.  John.  Chinese  war  : 
an  account  of  all  the  operations  of  the  British 
forces  from  the  commencement  to  the  treaty 
of  Nanking.     London,  1844.     8°.  3445 

Olidalric,  S^^.,  £p.  of  Augsburg.    Gerhard, 

of  Augsburg.  Vita  S.  Oudalrlcl  episcopi  Augustaul.  52 
pp.    (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  4,  p.  377.) 

Oudc.  Irwin,  H.  C.  Garden  of  India ;  or, 
chapters  on  Oudh  history  and  affairs.     1880. 

Sleeman,  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  W.  H.    Journey 

through  the  kingdom  of  Oude,  in  1849-50. 
1858, 2  V. 

Annexation  of  O.    89  pp.     (N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  25, 

1850,  p.  615.)— B.,  T.  H.  Right  Of  Occupancy  In  O.  and 
Bengal.  15  pp.  (Fraser'«  i/oj;.  v.  72, 1865,  p.  77. '>— Con- 
quest of  O.  28  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  107,  1858,  p.  513.)  — 
Forguea,  E.  D.  La  guerre  de  I'O.  80  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  moniles,  1858,  2  p6r.  v.  15,  p.  871 ;  v.  16,  p.  62.)— 
North  Peat,  A.  Royaume  d'O.,  scs  princes  et  son 
gouvernomont.  20  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  IS5S,  v.  t,  p.  i'2.) 
— Oufle,  as  a  liln^doin.  17  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  49,  1857,  p.  112.)— Oude  proclamation  and  the 
proprietors  of  the  land.  5  pp.  (Fraser't  Mag.  v.  68, 
1858,  p.  36*.)— Perrin,  N.  Do8tln6o8  d'uno  dynastic 
daus  I'ludo.  Annexion  du  royaume  d'Aodh  aux  pos- 
sessions anglalBea.  30  pp.  (Rev.  conlemp.  1856,  v.  4,  p. 
238.)— Village  life  lu  O.    24  pp.    (Frcuer's  Mag.  v.  69, 


1864,  pp.  187,  316.)- Village  sketches  in  O.    27  pp. 

(Eraser's  Mag.  v.  75,  1867,  p.  301 ;  v.  70,  1867,  p.  30.) 

^ee  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  83,  1858,  p.  622.    Also 
India. 

Oude,  Queen  of.  A  new  Una.  4  pp.  [Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  80,  1856,  p.  485.) 

Oudenboiii'g.  Chroniconmonasterii  Alden- 

burgeusls  parvura;  Chronicou  majus.  70  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  174,  pp.  1451,  1505.) 

Olldendorp,  Franz  van.  1696-1761.  Scholia 
in  selectas  quasdam  Ciceronis  ad  diversos 
epistolas  nunc  primum  ed.  Dr.  Jo.  Aenoth 
Liebmann.     Lipsiae,  1839.     8°.  3325 

[Ed.)    S.  Julii  Frontini  libri  IV  Stratege- 

maticon.     See  Frontinus,  S.  J. 

Oudiette,  Charles.  Dictionnaire  topograph- 
ique  des  environs  de  Paris,  jusqu'a  20  lieues 
a  la  ronde  de  cette  capitale.  2  ed.  Paris, 
1817.     12°.  R.76 

Oudin,  Casimir.     1638-1717.     Dissertatio  de 

scrlptls  Venerabllls  Bedae  presbyter!  et  monachi.  16 
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Our  boys.     Hill,  A.  F.  2617 

Our  Burmese  wars.  Laurie,  W.  F.  B.  3415 
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Our  Christmas  party.    4  pp.    {Harper's 

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Our  contributors  at  the  Brunnens. 

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Our  crescent.    6  pp.    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 

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Our  domestic  flre-places.     Edwards, 

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Our  family.    187  pp.    Hood,  T.,  TForfcs,  v. 

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Our  Indian  Umpire.  Banks,  J.  S.  3457 
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Cenci  palace.  6  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  8,  1854,  p.  87.) 
— Demniiu,  A.  Jean-Fr^d^tic  Overbeck.  16  pp. 
(Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C,  Hist,  despeinlres:  &ole  aUema/tde.)— 
Ijenorautnt,  C.  Beaux-arts,  1851.  Orael  et  O.  31 
pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  27, 1851,  p.  705.) — Valeittili,  V. 
Cornelius,  Overbeck,  Schnorr,  Velt,  Feuehrich.     152 

'  pp.    (Dohme,  B.,  Kunst  und  kuenstler,  r.  4,  pt.  1.) 

Overbeck,  Johannes  Adolf.  1826—.  Die 
antiken  schriftquellen  zur  geschichte  der 
bildenden  kuenste  bei  den  Griechen.  Leip- 
zig. 1868.     8°.  —1734 

Die  bildwerke  zum  thebischen  und  tro- 

ischen  heldenkreis.  Stuttgart,  1857.  8°, 
and  atlas,  4°.  1715,  atlas  1711 

Geschichte  der  griechischen  plastik  fuer 

kuenstler  und  kunstfreunde.  Leipzig,  1857- 
58.    2  V.  in  1,  r.  8=*,  and  atlas,  r.  8°.      —1733 

The  same.    Leipzig,  1881-82.    2  v.  r.  8°. 

—1743 

Pompeji  in  seinen  gebaeuden,  alterthue- 

mern,  und  kunstwerken  fuer  kunst-  und 
alterthumsfreunde  dargestellt.  Leipzig,1866. 
r.  8°.  1703 

PABT  IV.— 77. 


Overberg,  Bernard.      [Notice  of.]     7  pp. 

[Am.  J.  of  education,  \.  13, 1863,  p.  365.) 

Overbury,  Sir  Thomas.  1581-1613.  Mis- 
cellaneous works  in  prose  and  verse.  Now 
first  collected;  ed.  with  notes,  and  a  biograph- 
ical account  of  the  author,  by  Edward  F. 
Rimbault.     London,  1856.     16°.  2167 

Contents.  Clutracters,  etc.— Cmnuns  fal'n  from 
King  James's  table. — Bemedy  of  lo-ve. — Observations 
upon  the  17  provinces  as  they  stood  1609. — Rim- 
bault, E.  F.  Introduction;  Life  of  the  author. — 
Poem  of  the  'Wife. — Notes. 

Observations  in  his  travels  upon  the  state  of  the  17 

[Spanish]  provinces  [Low  countries]  as  they  stood 
A.  D.  1609.  11  pp.  (Osborne,  T.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  251.) 
—From  his  poem.  The  'Wife.  4  pp.  (Campbell,  T., 
Brii.  poeU,  v.  2,  p.  283.) 

Clutfaeters.    14  pp.    (Bev.  of  In  Retrospect.  Reo.  y. 

2,  1820,  p.  92.)— Pnrves,  J.  Overbury's  Characters. 
7  pp.    (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  22,  1S80,  p.  376.) 

Amos,  A.    Great  oyer  of  poisoning :  the 

trial  of  the  Elarl  of  Somerset  for  the  poisoning 
of  Sir  Thomas  Overbury,  in  the  Tower  of 
London.     1846. 

James  I,  King  of  Great  Britain.    Message  to  the 

Earl  of  Somerset,  in  the  case  of  O.,  sent  on  the  29  of 
Dec,  1615.  4  pp.  {Arduuologia,  v.  41,  1867,  p.  75.)— 
Rimbault,  E.  F.  Life  of  O.  43  pp.  (Overbury,  Sir 
T.,  Miseel.  works,  p.  xxv.) — Speddin^,  J.  Bevlew  of 
the  evidence  respecting  the  conduct  of  King  James  I 
In  the  case  of  O.  37  pp.  lArdiaeologia,  v.  41, 1867,  p.  79.) 
See  also  Somers,  J.,  ColL  of  tracU,  v.  2. 1809. 

Over-illustration.  12  pp.  Ck)ngdon,  C.  T. 

(A".  Am.  Rer.  v.  139,  1S&4,  p.  480.) 

Overland  journey,  from  New  York  to 

San  Francisco.     Greeley.  H.  2405 

Overland    mail    adventure.     11    pp. 

(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  54,  lSo6,  p.  111.) 

Overland  Monthly,  devoted  to  the  de- 
velopment of  the  countrv.  V.  1-13,  15. 
San  Francisco.  1868-75.     u'v.  8°.  4146 

Overland  route  to  India.  Eastwick.  E. 
B.,  Handb.  of  the  Madras  presidency.       2427 

Overman,  Frederick.  1810-52.  Practical 
mineralogy,  assaying,  and  mining;  with  a 
description  of  the  useful  minerals,  and  in- 
structions for  assaying  and  mining  according 
to  the  simplest  methods.  5  ed.  Phila.  1862. 
12°.  —3746 

Treatise  on  metallurgy;  comprising  min- 
ing and  general  and  particular  metallurgical 
operations,  with  a  description  of  charcoal, 
coke,  and  anthracite  furnaces,  blast  ma- 
chines, hot  blast,  forge  hammers,  rolling 
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Over-population  and  its  remedy.  Thorn- 
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Over-produetion.  Aldis,  W.  S.  Over- 
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Overs,  John.      Sketch  of  a  miser.      2  pp. 

{Harper's  Mag.  v.  2, 1851,  p.  620.) 

Overstone,  Lord.    See  Loyd,  S.  J. 

Overthrow  of  the  Germanic  con- 
federation by  Prussia  in  1S66.  Malet, 
Sir  A.  C.  3683 

Overton,  Charles.     Ekxilesia  Anglicana,  a 

poem.     10  pp.     (Rev.  of  In  Edin.  Rer.  v.  5t<,  1834,  p.  31.) 

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—1278 

Life  in  the  English  church  (1660-1714). 

London,  1885.    8°.  —1273 


OVERTON 


3278 


OVIDIUS  NASO 


William  Law,  nonjuror  and  mystic  .  .  . 

A  sketch  of  his  life,  character,  and  opinions. 
London,  1881.     8°.  4892 

English  church  in  the  18  century.    See 

Abbey,  C.  J.,  and  Overton,  J.  H. 

Overyssel.    Johan  van  Vernenburch,  Bp.  of 

Utrecht.  Vetus  jus  Transisalanicum  seu  leges  Transi- 
ealanis.  54  pp.  (Mattliaeus,  A.,  Vet.  aevi  analect.  v.  3, 
p.  789.) 

OviatI,  Rev.  George  A.    Mark  Doolittle.     5 

pp.   (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  473.) 

Oviilio,  Francesco  d'.     Delia  voci  italiane 

clie  raddoppiano  uua  consonante  prima  della  vocale 
acceutata.    13  pp.     (Romania,  v.  6,  1877,  p.  199.) 

OTidiiis  Naso,  Publius.  B.  C.  43-A.  D.  18. 
Quae  extant  omnia  opera.  Ex  recensione 
Heinsio  Burmanniana,  cum  selectis  veterum 
ac  recentiorum  notis  quibus  suas  addidit 
Johan  Aug.  Amar  .  .  .  Parisiis,  1820-24.  9 
V.  in  10,  8°.  (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Biblioth.  class. 
Lat.)  4236 

Contents.  Amorum  libri  III,  v.  2.— Artlg  amato- 
riae  llbrl  III,  v.  2.— Bentley,  R.  In  Heroidum  Epla- 
tolas,  lectlones  iuedilae,  v.  1.— Boissieii,  D.  S.  de. 
Excursus  In  Ovldil  Ibin,  v.  8.— Burmaim,  P.  De  ex- 
Billo  PublU  Ovldli  Nasonis,  v.  7.— Canter,  W.  Meta- 
morphoseon  series,  v.  3.— Cuvier,  G.  Note  sur  les 
deluges,  v.  3.— Eplstolarum  ex  Ponto  llbrl  IV,  v. 

7.— Fastorum  llbrl  VI,   v.  6 Excursus  In  Ovldil 

Fastos,  V.  6. — Fragmeuta,  v.  8.  —  Gierlg,  G.  E. 
Praefatio  de  opero  Metamorphoseon,  v.  3.— Halleu- 
ttcon,  fragraeutuin,  v.  1. — Helnslus,  N.  De  exsillo 
Publil  Ovidii  Nasonla,  v.  7.— Hei-oides,  v.  1.— Ibis, 
V.  8. — Ad  Iilviam  Aiigustani  consolatio,  v.  1. — 
Medlcaniiiia  faciei,  v.  2.  —  AletamorpUoseon 
Ubri  XV,  V.  3,  4.— Metamorphoseon  llbri  XV,  Graece 
versl  a  M.  Planudo,  ed.  J.  E.  Boissouade,  v.  5. — Niix, 
elegla,  v.  1. — Remediornm  amoi'ls  liber  I,  v.  2. — 
Sablnus,  A.  Eplstolae,  v.  1.— Scallger,  J.  C.  Car- 
men do  P.  Ovidll  Nasonis  exsillo,  v.  7.— Trlstlum 
llbri  V,  V.  7.— Vita  Ovldil  a  varils  conscripta  et  alia 
quae  viri  docti  de  Ovidio  scrlpserunt,  v.  8.— Index 
generalis,  v.  9,  pts.  1,  2. 

Opera  omnia  ex  editione  Burmanniana 

cum  notis  et  interpretatione  in  usum  Del- 
phini,  variis  lectionibus,  notis  variorum. 
London,  1821.  11  v.  r.  8°.  (Valpy,  A.  J., 
Script.  Lat.)  4244 

Contents.  Amorum  libri  III,  v.  1,  2.— Artls  ama- 
toriae  libri  III,  v.  2.— Boissieii,  D.  S.  de.  In  Ovidll 
Ibin  prolegomena,  v.  6.— Recensus  codicum  MSS 
P.  Ovidii  Nasonis,  v.  9.  —  Reconsus  editloniim  P. 
Ovidii  Nasonis,  v.  9.— Eplstolarum  ex  Pouto  libri 

IV,  V.  6.— Fastorum  libri  VI,  v.  i,  5.— Frag-meiita, 

V.  6.— HalleuticoM,  tragmeutum,  v.  2. — Heroides, 
V.  1.— Ibis,  v.  6.— lucortl  auctorls  consolatio  ad  Lil  viam 
Augustam,  v.  2. — Medicainliia  faciei,  Iragmen- 
tum,  v.  2 — 3Ictamorphoseoii  llbrl  XV,  v.  2-4.— 
Notae  variorum,  v.  7-9. — Notitla  literaria  de  P. 
Ovidio  Nasoue,  v.  9.— Nnx,  elegla,  v.  2. — Pollziauo, 
A.  Elegla  de  exllio  et  morte  Ovidll,  v.  1.— Reniedio- 
ruin  anioris  liber  I,  v.  2.— Sabiuus,  A.  Eplstolae 
III,  trlbus  Ovidii  eplstoUs  rospondentes,  v.  2.— Scali- 
eer,  J.  C.  Carmen,  v.  1.— Testimouia  et  Judicia  de 
P.  Ovidio  Nasone,  v.  1.— Trlatiiim  llbri  V,  v.  5,  C— P. 
Ovidii  Nasonis  vita  ab  Aldo  Plo  Mauutlo,  ex  ejus 
il>slu8  operlbus  coUecta,  v.  1. — Index  In  Ovidlum,  v. 
10, 11. 

Opera,  e  textu    Burmanni ;    cum  notis 

Bentleii  hactenus  ineditis,  necnon  Harlesii, 
Gierigii,  Burmanni,  Lemairii,  et  aliorum 
selectissimis.   Oxonii,  1825-26.   5  v.  8°.   8254 

Contents.  Amorum  llbri  III,  v.  1.— Artls  amato- 
rlae  llbrl  III,  v.  1,  2.— Boissien,  D.  S.  de.  Excursus 
In  Ovidll  Ibin,  v.  5.— Cu-vier,G.  Note  sur  les  dfiluges, 
V.  3 — Eplstolarum  ex  Ponto  libri  IV,  v.  2.— Fas- 
torum llbrl  VI,  V.  5.— Excursus  in  Ovidll  Fastos,  v. 
6 — Fragmcnta,  v.  5.— llalieutlcon,  frngineiitum, 

V.  6.— Heroides,  v.  1.— Ibis,  v.  5 Ad  Llviam  Au- 

gustam  consolntlo,  v.  5.— Sledicamlna  faciei, 
V.  2.— Metamorphoseon  llbrl  XV,  v.  3,  4.— IVux, 
elegla,  V.  r>.— llemedlornm  amoris  liber  1,  v.  2.— 
TrlsUum  Ubrl  V,  t.  2.— Vita,  v.  1. 


—  [Opera.]    Francofurti  ad  M.  1831-33.    8°. 
(Weber,  W.  E.,  Corpus  poet.  Lat.  pts.  1,2.) 

3242 

Contents.  Amorum  llbri  III,  pt.  1.  —  De  arte 
amandi  libri  III,  pt.  1 — Eplstolarum  ex  Ponto 
libri  IV,  pt.  1.— Fastorum  llbrl  VI,  pt.  1.— Halicu- 
tlcon,  fragmentum,  pt.  1.— Heroides,  pt.  1.— Ibis, 
pt.  1.— Consolatio  ad  Llviam  de  morte  Drusl,  pt. 
2. — Medicaminum  faciei,  tragraentura,  pt.  1. — 
Metamorphoseon  libri  XV,  pt.  1.— IVux,  elegla,  pt. 
2.— Kemcdiorum  amoris  liber,  pt.  1.— Trlstium 
libri  V,  pt.  1. 

—  [Opera.]     Ex  recognitione  R.   Merkelii. 
Lipsiae,  1876-84.     3  v.  16°.  3257 

Contents.  Amores,  v.  1. — Ars  amatoria,  v.  1. — 
Epistiilae,  v.  1.— Ex  ponto  libri,  v.  3.— Fasti,  v.  3. 
—Ibis,  v.  3.— Do  medlcamine  faciei  liber,  v.  1. — 

Metamorphoses,  v.  2 Remedla  amoris,  v.  1. — 

Tristia,  v.  3. 


Carmina  ed.  Alexander  Riese. 
1871-74.     3  V.  8°. 


Lipsiae, 
3254 


Contents.  Amores,  v.  1. — Ars  amatoria,  v.  1. — 
Ex  Ponto,  V.  3.— Fasti,  v.  3.— Fragmcnta,  v.  3.— 
Halieutica,  v.  3. — Heroides,  v.  1.— Ibis,  v.  3. — 
Medicamlna  forniae,  v.  1. — Metamorphoses,  v. 
2.— Mux,  v.  1.— Remedla  amoris,  v.  1.— Tristia,  v.  3. 

Carmina  amatoria.      Lucianus    Mueller 

recognovit.     Berolini,  1861.     16°.  3257 

Poemata  quaedam  excerpta.    Selections 

from  the  poems  of  Ovid,  chiefly  the  meta- 
morphoses. Ed.  by  Allen  H.  Greenough. 
Boston,  1875.     12°.  3254 

Fasti,  tristia.   Pontic  epistles,  Ibis,  and 

Halieuticon  of.  Literally  tr.  into  English 
prose,  with  copious  notes,  by  Henry  T.  Riley. 
London,  1859.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Class. 
Libr.)  1346 

Heroides,  or  epistles  of  the  heroines,  the 

Amours,  Art  of  love.  Remedy  of  love,  and 
minor  works  of.  Literally  tr.  into  English 
prose,  with  copious  notes,  by  Henry  T.  Riley. 
London,  1852.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Class. 
Libr.)  1346 

Liebeselegieen ;    Kunst  zu  lieben.    Me- 

trisch  uebersetzt  von  W.  Hertzberg.  Stutt- 
gart, 1854.  2  V.  in  1,  16°.  (Tafel,  G.  L.  F., 
and  others,  Roemische  dichter,  v.  56.)      3257 

Selections.     [Lat.]     48  pp.    (Pinder,  N.,  Selections 

from  the  less  known  Lat.  poets,  p.  181.) — Translations 
from  [the]  Epistles,  Metamorphoses,  Art  of  love.  261 
pp.    (Drydeu,  J.,  Works,  v.  12,  p.  1.) 

[Attributed  to.]    Consolatio  ad  Iiivlam  de  morto 

Drusl.  4  pp.  (Weber,  W.  E.,  Corpus  poet.  Lat.  pt.  2,  p. 
1389.) 

Note. — Also  attributed  to  C.  Pedo  Albinovanus. 

Bartsch,  K.  F.    Albrecht  von  Halber- 

stadt  und  Ovid  im  mittelalter.  1861.  {Bib- 
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Church,  A.  J.     Ovid.     1880.     (Collins, 

W.  L.,  Anct.  classics  for  Eng.  readers.) 

Koch,  A.  M.    Prosopographiae  Ovidianae 

elementa.     1865. 

Notae  variorum    in   P.   Ovidii    Nasonis 

opera.  1821,  3  v.  (Ovidius  Naso,  P.,  Opera 
omnia,  v.  7-9:  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.) 

ZiNGERLE,  A.      Martial's  Ovid  studien. 

1877. 

Ovidius  und  sein  verhaeltniss  zu  den 

vorgaengern  und  gleichzeitigen  roemischen 
dichtern.     1869-71,  3  v.  in  1. 

Bentley,  R.    Etneudationes  In  Ovldlum.    20  pp. 

(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  19,  1819,  pp.  168,  258.)— 
Binsfcld,  J.  P.  Quaestiones  Ovidlauae  crillcie.  U 
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Naso,  P.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  1,  p.  4:  Valiiy,  A.  J.,  Script. 
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V.  14, 1879,  p.  253.)— Halbertsmu,  T.  J.    Ad  Ovldium. 


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1  p.  (.Vit«mrtsyne,  n.  s.  v.  6,  1878,  p.  106.)-Melaiicli- 
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des  ersteu  theils  der  Ovidlsclieu  dlchluugeu.  50  pp. 
IRheiniseh.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  17,  1862,  p.  522  ;  v.  18,  1863,  p.  71 ; 
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Ovidil  Nasouis.  12  pp.  (Ovidlus  Naso,  P.,  Oj*era  OTOnia, 
V.  9,  p.  4304:  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Xai.)— Recensus 
editlounm  P.  Ovldll  Nasonls.  125  pp.  (Ovldius 
Na.so,  P.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  9,  p.  4179  :  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script. 
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Amores. 

Elegies.  118  pp.  (Marlowe,  C,  Works,  v.  3,  p.  105.) 
—Love  elegies.  By  Henry  Cromwell.  2  pp.  (Dryden, 
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Mueller,  L.     De  Ovidl  Amorum  librls.     32  pp. 

{Philologus,  V.  11, 1856,  p.  60.) 

Ars  amatoria. 

Maitre  Elie's  ueberarbeitung  der  aeltes- 
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Ellis,  R.     De  Artia  amatorlae  Ovldlanae  codlce 

Oxouieusi.    8  pp.    [Hermes,  v.  15, 1880,  p.  425.) 

Kplstolae  ex  Poiito. 

Ex  ponto  libri  IV.  Ad  codicum  fidem 
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Korn.    Lipsiae,  1868.     8°.  3254 

Korn,  O.    De  carminum  Ovldll  ex  Ponto  datorura 

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V.  22, 1867,  p.  201.) 

Fasti. 

Fastorum  libri  VI.  With  English  notes 
by  F.  A.  Paley.  New  ed.,  rev.  London, 
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Hertzberg,  W.    P.  Ovldll  Nasonls  Fastorum  llbrl 

VI.  Ed.  K.  Merkel.  25  pp.  {Zeits.f .  AlUrthumsw.  \.  13, 
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then  der  Fasti  des  Ovid.  34  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wissens. 
Hist.-philol.  klasse  Abhandl.  1822-23,  p.  137.)— Jacob,  K. 
Q-.  Recension  von  Conrad's  Ausgabe  der  OvldiscUeu 
Fasti.  6  pp.  (Zeits.f.  AUerthumsw.  v.  1,  1834,  p.  1009.)— 
Ltongperier,  H.  A.  P:  do.  Juno  Anthea,  illustration 
d'uu  jassage  du  V  livre  des  Fastes  d'Ovide.  22  pp.  1  pi. 
(Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Mem.  v.  20, 1850,  p.  165.)— Nick, 
G.  Krliisches  und  exegetlsches  zu  Ovids  Fasten.  17 
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Recension  ueber  Ovid's  festkalender,  von  E.  F.  Metz- 
ger.    6  pp.    {Zeits.  f.  Altertlaonsto.  v.  6, 1839,  p.  965.) 

Halieutica. 

Halieutica,  Gratii  et  Nemesiani  Cyne- 
getica,  ex  recensione  M.  Hauptii.  Accedunt 
inedita  Latina  et  tabula  lithographica.  Lip- 
siae, 1838.    8°.  3254 

Halieutica,   cum   fragmento    Halleutlcl    ab    Hler. 

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Owen,  David  Dale,  M.  D.  1807-60.  Report 
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-1634 

Report  of  a  geological  survey  of  Wiscon- 
sin, Iowa,  and  Minnesota  ;  and  incidentally 
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and  Owen,  Richard,  M.  D.,  LL.  D.  Re- 
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and  others.    First  report  of  a  geological 

reconnoissance  in  the  northern  counties  of 
Arkansas,  made  during  the  years  1857,  58. 
Little  Rock,  1858.     r.  8°.  —1643 

■ Second  report  of  a  geological  recon- 
noissance in  the  middle  and  southern  coun- 
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1858,  59.     Phila.  1860.     r.  8°.  —1643 

First,  third,  and  fourth  reports  of  the 

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Owen,  Edmund.  Rearing  of  hand-fed  in- 
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Owen,  Ernest  Dale.   Genesis.   2  pp.   {Atlant. 

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Owen,  Hugh.  Two  centuries  of  ceramic  art 
in  Bristol,  being  a  history  of  the  manufacture 
of  ''the  true  porcelain  "  by  Richard  Cham- 
pion, with  an  account  of  the  Delft,  earthen- 
ware, and  enamel  glass  works.  Illustr.with 
160  engravings.    London,  1873.   r.  8°.  —1733 

Owen,  Rev.  James.      Henry,  M.      Sermon 

preached  at  the  funeral  of  O.  21pp.  (Compl.  works, 
V.  2,  p.  527.) 

Owen,  John,  D.D.  1616-83.  Works.  Ed. 
by  Thomas  Russell ;  with  memoirs  of  his  life 
and  writings  by  William  Orme.  London, 
1826.     28  V.  8°.  —2227 

Contents.  Nature  of  apostncy  from  the  profession 
of  the  Gospel,  v.  17.— Display  of  Ariniuianism,  v.  5. 
—Two  short  catechisms,  v.  5. — XpiaroXoyia;  or,  a 
doclarallou  of  the  glorious  mystery  of  the  person  ot 

Christ,   v.  12 MeUltallons  and  discourses  on  the 

glory  of  Christ,  In  his  person,  ofllce,  and  grace,  v.  12. 
—Of  the  death  of  Christ  and  of  justification,  v.  9.— 
Salus  oloctorum,  sanguis  Jesu;  or,  the  death  of  death 
In  the  death  ot  Christ,  v.  5.— Discourse  concerning  the 
administration  of  church  censnres, v.  21.— Cliurch 
of  Rome  no  safe  guide, v.  18.— Clarkson,  D.  Funeral 
sermon  on  Dr.  John  Owen,  v.  1 Answer  unto  2  ques- 
tions; with  12  arguments  against  any  conformity 
to  worship,  not  of  divine  Institution,  v.  21.— Siato  of 
the  kingdom  wlih  respect  to  the  present  bill  against 
conventicles,  v.  21.— Dissertation  on  divine  jus- 
lice,  V.  9.— Truth  and  innocence  vindicated  In  a  sur- 
vey of  n  discourse  concerning  ecclesiastical  polity, 
v.  21.— Eschoi  J  a  cluster  of  the  fruit  iif  Canaun,  v.  19. 
—Inquiry  Into  the  original,  nature,  InsHtuU<in,  power, 
order,  and  communion  ot  evangelical  churches. 


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V.  20. —Discourse  concerning  cranicelical  love, 
church  peace,  and  unity,  v.  21 — Letter  concerning 
matter  of  the  present  excommniiicatloug,  v.  21. — 
The  reason  of  faith,  v.  3.— Gospel  grounds  and  evi- 
dences of  the  faith  of  God's  elect,  v.  11.— Animad- 
versions on  a  treatise  entitled  Fiat  lux,  v.  18.— Vin- 
dication of  the  animadversions  on  Flat  lux,  v.  18.— Of 
communion  with  God  the  Father,  Snn,  and  HolyGhost, 
each  person  distinctly,  v.  10.— Vindication  of  some 
passages  in  a  discourse  concerning  communion  with 
God,  V.  10.— 2vveffis  jrvevMaTijcjj ;  or,  the  causes,  ways, 
and  means  of  understanding  the  mind  of  God,  v.  3. — 
Brief  instruction  in  the  worship  of  God  and  discipline 
of  the  churches  of  the  Xew  Testament,  v.  19. — Humble 
testimony  unto  the  goodness  and  severity  of  God,  in 
His  dealing  with  sinful  churches  and  nations,  v.  14. — 
Vlndlciae  evangelicae;  or,  the  mystery  of  the  Gospel 
vindicated  and  Soclnianlsm  examined,  v.  8,  9.— True 
nature  of  a  Gospel  church  and  its  government,  v. 
20.— Review  of  the  annotations  of  Hugo  Grotlns  in 
reference  unto  the  doctrine  of  the  Deity  and  satisfac- 
tion of  Christ,  v.  9.— Exposition  of  the  Epistle  to  the 
Hebrews,  v.  22-28.— IIvru^aToAoYia ;  or,  a  discourse 
concerning  the  Holy  Spirit,  v.  2, 3.— Discourse  of  the 
work  of  the  Holy  Spirit  in  prayer,  v.  4.— Two  dis- 
courses concerning  the  Holy  Spirit  and  his  worlt,  v.  4. 
— Indulgence  and  toleration  considered.  In  a  letter 
unto  a  person  of  honour,  v.  21 — Of  Infant  baptism 
and  dipping,  v.  21.— Doctrine  of  justification  by 
faith,  v.  11.— Account  of  the  grounds  and  reasons  un 
which  Protestant  dissenters  desire  their  liberty,  v. 
21.— Peace-offering,  In  an  apology  and  humble  plea 
for  indulgence  and  liberty  of  conscience,  v.  21. — 
Discourse  concerning  liturgies  and  their  imposition, 
V.  19.— Word  of  advice  to  the  citizens  of  London,  v. 
21. — Twenty-flve  discourses  suitable  to  the  Lord's 
Supper,  V.  17.— Of  marrying  after  divorce  in 
case  of  adultery,  v.  21. — Case  of  present  distresses  on 
nonconformists  examined,  v.  21. — Orationea  VI 
Oxonii  habitae,  v.  21.— Orme,  W.  Memoirs  of  the 
life  and  writings  of  John  Owen,  v.  1. — Reflections  on 
a  slanderous  libel  against  Dr.  Otven,  in  a  letter  to 
Sir  Thomas  Overbury,  v.  21.— Duty  of  pastors  and 
people  distinguished,  v.  19.— Brief  and  impartial  ac- 
count of  the  nature  of  the  Protestant  religion,  v.  17. 
— Some  considerations  about  union  among  Protest- 
ants, V.  17.— Practical  exposition  of  the  130  Psalm, 
V.  14.— Two  questions  concerning  the  power  of  the 
supreme  magistrate  about  religion  and  the  worship 
of  God,  with  one  about  tithes,  proposed  and  resolved, 
V.  19.— Pcp  Sacris  Scripturis  adversus  hujus  tem- 
poris  fanatlcos  exerciiatioue*  apologeticae  IV,  v.  4. — 
Doctrine  of  the  Saints*  perseverance  explained 
and  confirmed,  v.  6,  7.— Answer  to  Dr.  StiUiugfleet's 
book  of  the  Unreasonableness  of  separation,  in  de- 
fence of  the  vindication  of  nonconformists  from  the 
guilt  of  schism,  v.  20.— Answer  to  a  late  treatise  of 
Mr.  Cawdrey,  about  the  nature  of  schism,  v.  19. — Brief 
vindication  of  the  nonconformists  from  the  charge  of 
schism,  V.  19.— Of  schism,  the  true  nature  of  it,  v.  19.— 
Review  of  the  True  nature  of  schism,  v.  19.— Of  the 
Integiity  and  purity  of  the  Hebrew  and  Greek  text  of 
the  Scripture,  v.  4. — Of  the  divine  original,  author- 
ity, self-evidencing  light,  and  power  of  the  Scrip- 
tures, V.  4.— Sermons,  v.  15-17.— Of  the  mortification 
of  sin  in  believers,  v.  7. — Nature,  power,  deceit,  and 
prevalency,  of  the  remainders  of  indwelling  sin  in 
believers,  v.  13.— Treatise  on  the  dominion  of  sin  and 
grace,  v.  14. — 4>poii)Ma  tou  jti-cu^iotos  ;  or,  the  grace  and 
duty  of  being  spiritually  minded,  v.  13.  —  Of 
temptation,  the  nature  and  power  of  it,  v.  7. — 
Tracts,  v.  21 — Brief  declaration  and  vindication  of 
the  doctrine  of  the  Trinity,  as  also  of  the  person 
and  satisfaction  of  Christ,  v.  10. 

Obme,  W.  Memoirs  of  the  life  and  writ- 
ings of  John  Owen.  1826.  (Owen,  J., 
Works,  V.  1.) 

Brooke,  R.  S.    Life  and  times  of  O.  20  pp.  {Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  53, 1859,  p.  572.)— Greenwood,  F.  W.  P. 
Owen  on  spirltual-mindedness.  8  pp.  (  Ckr.  Exam.  v. 
15,  1834,  p.  8.)— (Notice  of  O.]  li  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Rev. 
V.  16,  1852,  p.  184.) 

Owen,  JRei'.  John.  1765-1822,  History  of  the 
origin  and  first  10  years  of  the  British  and 
Foreign  Bible  Society.     New  York,  1817.    8°. 

—3276 

Owen,  Rev.  John  (TV.)  Circa  1787-1872. 
Commentaries  on  the  book  of  the  prophet 
Jeremiah  and  the  Lamentations.  See  Calvin, 
J. 


[Tr.)    Commentaries    on    the    Catholic 

Epistles.     See  Calvin,  J. 

{Tr.)    Commentaries  on  the  Epistle  of 

Paul  the  Apostle  to  the  Hebrews.  See  Cal- 
vin. J. 

{Tr.)    Commentaries  on  the  Epistle  of 

Paul  the  Apostle  to  the  Romans.  See  Cal- 
vin. J. 

(2V.)    Commentaries    on  the  12  minor 

prophets.    See  Calvin,  J. 

Owen,  John.  Niceron,  J.  P.  Mem.  des 
hommes,  v.  16. 

Owen,  John  {Ed.)  Gems  of  Welsh  melody. 
A  selection  of  popular  Welsh  songs,  with 
English  and  Welsh  words:  specimens  of 
Pennillion  singing,  after  the  manner  of 
North  Wales :  and  Welsh  national  airs,  an- 
cient and  modern.   London,  1873.  fo.  — 2752 

Owen,  Rev.  John  Jason.     Commentaries  on 

the  Gospels.  9  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Bihlioth.  Sacra,  v.  20, 
1863,  p.  432.) 

Owen,  Sir  Richard,  M.D.,LL.D.  1S04— . 
Fossil  mammalia.  London.  1840.  fo.  (Dar- 
win, C.  R.,  ZooZ.  ofvoy.  of  Beagle,  pt.  1.)— 1602 

History  of  British  fossil  mammals  and 

birds.     London,  1846.    8°.  —1617 

Lectures  on  the  comparative  anatomy  and 

physiology  of  the  invertebrate  animals.  2  ed. 
London,  1855.     8°.  —1604 

Memoirs  of  the  extinct  wingless  birds  of 

New  Zealand,  with  an  appendix  on  those  of 
England.  Australia,  Newfoundland,  Mauri- 
tius, and  Rodriguez.    London,  1879.  2  v.  4°. 

—2641 

Monograph  of  the  fossil  mammalia  of  the 

mesozoic  formations.  London,  1871.  A°. 
{Palaeont.  Soc.  v.  24.)  —1591 

Monograph  of  the  fossil  reptUia  of  the 

liassic  formations.  London,  1870.  4^*.  {Pa- 
laeont. Soc.  V.  23.)  —1591 

Monograph  on  the  British  fossil  cetacea 

from  the  red  crag.  London,  1870.  4°.  {Pa- 
laeont. Soc.  V.  23. )  —1591 

Monograph  on  the  fossil  reptilia  of  the 

cretaceous  formations.  London.  1851-64.  4°. 
{Palaeont.  Soc.  v.  29.)  —1593 

Monograph  on  the  fossil  reptilia  of  the 

mesozoic  formations.  London,  1874-77.  3 
pts.  4°.     {Palaeont.  Soc.  v.  27,  29,  31.)  —1593 

Monograph  on  the  fossil  reptilia  of  the 

wealden  and  purbeck  formations.  London, 
1853-76.  5  pts.  4°.  {Palaeont.  Soc.  v.  25, 27, 
30.)  —1593 

Monographs  on  the  British  fossil  reptilia 

from  the  Kimmeridge  clay.  London,  1869. 
4°.     {Palaeont.  Soc.  v.  22.)  —1591 

Monographs  on  the  British  fossil  reptilia 

from  the  oolitic  formations.  Containing 
Scelidosaurus  Harrison  ii  and  Pliosaurus 
Grandis.  London,  1861-62.  4°.  {Palae&nt. 
Soc.  V.  31.)  —1593 

Odontography;  or,  a  treatise  on  the  com- 
parative anatomy  of  the  teeth.  London, 
1840-45.     2  V.  4°.  —1663 

On  partlienogenesis,  or   the    successive 

production  of  procreating  individuals  from 
a  single  ovum.     London,  1849.     8°.      — 2644 

On  the  anatomy  of  vertebrates.    London, 

1866-68.     3  V.  8°.  —1604 

Contents.    Birds,  v.  2. — Fishes,  v.  1 — Blammals, 
T.  2,  3.— Reptiles,  t.  1. 


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On  tlie  archetype  and  homologies  of  the 

vertebrate  skeleton.    London,  1848.    8°. 

—1605 

On  the  classification    and  geographical 

distribution  of  mammalia.  London,  1859. 
8°.  —1687 

On  the  extent  and  aims  of  a  national 

museum  of  natural  history.  London,  1863. 
8°.  —1686 

On  the  nature  of  limbs.    London,  1849. 

8°.  —1603 

Palaeontology;  or,  a  systematic  summary 

of  extinct  animals  and  geological  relations. 
3  ed.  Edinburgh,  1861.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  33,  1860,  p.  179.)     —1614 

Skeleton  of   an  extinct    gigantic  sloth. 

London,  1843.     4°.  —1572 

On   the  anatomy   of   the    Terebratula.     20  pp. 

(Palaeont.  Soc.  v.  16,  p.  3.) — Zoology.  49  pp.  (Her- 
schel,  Sir  J.  F.  W.,  Manual  of  sci.  enquiry,  p.  364.) 

LiCives,  Gt.  H.    Prof.  Owen  and  the  science  of  life. 

14  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  53,  1856,  p.  79.)— AVorlis.  33 
pp.    (Rev.  of  In  N.  Brit.  Keo.  v.  28, 1858,  p.  313.) 

Notice  of  O.    6  pp.    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  n.  B.  v.  1, 

1878,  p.  290.) 

and  Bell«  Thomas.    Monograph  on  the 

fossil  reptilia  of  the  Loudon  clay,  and  of  the 
Bracklesham  and  other  tertiary  beds.  Lon- 
don, 1849-58.    4°.     {Palaeont.  Soc.  v.  28.) 

—1592 
OT¥en,  Hichard,  M.D.,LL.D.  1810—  Re- 
port of  a  geological  reconnoissance  of  In- 
diana. See  Owen,  D.  D.,  and  Owen,  R. 
Owen,  Robert.  1771-1858.  Life  of,  written 
by  himself.  With  selections  from  his  writ- 
ings and  correspondence.  London,  1857-58. 
2  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  18, 
1860,  p.  354.)  4865 

Observations  on  the  effect  of  the  maimfacturing 

system ;  with  hints  for  the  Improvement  of  tliose 
parts  of  it  which  are  most  injurious  to  health  and 
morals.    12  pp.    {Pamphleteer,  v.  11, 1818,  p.  253.) 

Packard,  F.  A.    Life  of  Robert  Owen. 

1866  ;  1868. 

Martineaii,  H.    Robert  Owen.    9  pp.    (In  her  Biog. 

sketches,  p.  307.)— Ovren,  R.  D.  Robert  Owen  at  New 
Lauarli.  12  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  31,  1873,  p.  310.)— 
On  Mr.  Owen's  system.  6  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  2, 
1830,  p.  520.)— Reybaud,  L.  Socialistes  modernes. 
Robert  Owen.  35  pp.  (liev.  d.  deux  viondes,  1838,  4  s. 
V.  14,  p.  5.)— Owen  and  his  social  philosophy.  9 
pp.     [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  56,  1860,  p.  732.) 

Owen,  Robert  Dale,  LL.  D.  1800-77.  The 
debatable  land  between  this  world  and  the 
next,  with  illustrative  narrations.  London, 
1871.     12°.  —1447 

Footfalls    on  the  boundary  of    another 

world.  With  narrative  illustrations.  Phila. 
1867.     12°.  —1447 

Hints  on  public  architecture,  containing 

20  views  and  plans  of  the  Smithsonian  In- 
stitution.    New  York,  1849.    4°.  —1771 

Threading  my   way.     New  York,   1874. 

12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  116, 
1874,  p.  176.)  3886 

Boy-life  lu  a  Scottish  country-seat.  13  pp.  [Atlant. 

Mimihly,  V.  31,  1873,  p.  146.)  —  Chapter  of  aiito- 
biOKi-apliy.  10  pp.  [Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  31,  1873,  p.  1.) 
—An  Kaincst  sowing  of  wild  oats.  12  pp.  (At- 
lant. Monthly,  V.  34,  1874,  p.  67.)— Kducatlng  a  wife. 
12  pp.     (AHant.  Monthly,  v.  32,  1873,  p.  52.) 

Owen,  Miss  Rosamond  Dale.    The  darkness 

and  Uio  dawn.  U  pp.  (//arpec's  j»/ap.  v.  44,  1872,  p.  06.) 
— •Tessle.     9  pp.     ( Harper' t  Mag.  v.  40,  1870,  p.  586.) 

Owen,  Sidney  J.  {Ed.)  Selection  from  the 
despatches  ...  of  the  Duke  of  Wellington. 
See  Wellesley,  A.,  1  Duke  of  Wellington. 


Owen,  William.  Abridgment  of  the  Welsh 
and  English  dictionary.  London, 1806.  8°. 1167 

The  Cambrian  biography:   or,  historical 

notices  of  celebrated  men  among  the  ancient 
Britons.     London,  1803.     16°.  3857 

Owen,  William.  Cunningham,  A.  In  his 
Lives  of  painters,  v.  5,  p.  255.    19  pp. 

Owen,  Capt.  William  Fitz  William.  Narra- 
tive of  voyages  to  explore  the  shores  of 
Africa,  Arabia,  and  Madagascar.     London, 

1833.  2  V.  8°.     (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  50, 

1834,  p.  121.)  1425 
Owen,  William  Miller.    In  camp  and  battle 

with  the  Washington  artillery  of  New  Or- 
leans. A  narrative  of  events  during  the  late 
civil  war  from  Bull  Run  to  Appomattox  and 
Spanish  Fort.  Illustr.  with  maps  and  en- 
gravings. Boston,  1885.  8°.  2653 
Owen  Tudor,  eine  reisegeschichte.     62  pp. 

Arnim,  L.  A.  von,  Saenimt.  werke,  v.  2,  p.  255. 

Owens  College,  Manchester.  Calendar  for 
the  session  1879-80.    Manchester,  1879.    12°. 

—2366 

Essays  and  addresses,  by  professors  and 

lecturers  of.     London,  1874.     8°.  2263 

Contents.  Breymann,  H.  Provengal  poetry  In  oid 
and  modern  times.— Brycc,  J.  Judicial  act  of  1873  In 
its  relation  to  the  history  of  the  judicial  system  lu 
England.— Cavendish,  Sir  W.,  7  Duke  of  Devonshire. 
Opening  address. — Core,  T.  H.  Distance  of  the  sun 
from  the  earth.— Daw^ltins,  W.  B.  Limits  of  our 
knowledge  of  the  earth.— Gamgee,  A.  Science  and 
medicine. — Greenwood,  J.  G.    On  some  relations  of 

culture  to  practical  life Jevons,  W.  S.    Railways 

and  the  state.— Reynolds,  O.  Use  of  steam.— Ros- 
coe,  H.  E.  Original  research  as  a  means  of  education. 
—Stewart,  B.    Solar  physics.— Theodores,  T.    The 

Talmud.— Ward,  A.W.   Peace  of  Europe AVllkins, 

A.  S.  Some  historical  results  of  the  science  of  lan- 
guage.— Williamson,  W.  C.  Primeval  vegetation  In 
Its  relation  to  the  doctrines  of  natural  selection  and 
evolution. 

Thompson,  J.  Owens  College :  its  foun- 
dation and  growth ;  and  its  connection  with 
the  Victoria  University,  Manchester.     1886. 

Education  for  the  metropolis  of  manufac- 
tures. 49  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  24,  1856,  p.  1.)— Free- 
man, E.  A.  Owens  College  and  Mr.  Lowe.  10  pp. 
(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  35, 1877,  p.  407.) 

Owenson,  Miss  Sydney.    See  Morgan,  Lady 

S.  O. 
Owl,  The.     9  pp.     {Blackwood'^s  Mag.  v.  20, 

1826,  p.  13;  V.  30,  1831,  p.  789.) 

Owl,  The.    40  pp.     Drayton,  M.,  Works,  v.  4, 

p.  1285. 

Owl  and  the  nightingale,  a  poem  of  the 

12  century.     Guildford,  N.  de.     {Roxburghe 

Club.)  1263 

See  also  Maetzner,  E.,  Allengl.  sprachproben,  v.  1,  pt.  1, 

p.  40. 

Owls.  Sharpe,  R.  B.  Catalogue  of  the 
Striges  or  nocturnal  birds  of  prey,  in  the 
collection  of  the  British  Museum.  1875. 
{JBHt.  Mus.  Cat.  of  birds  of  prey,  v.  2.) 

Owre  true  a  tale.    5  pp.    {Fraser^s  Mag. 

v.  28,  1843,  p.  237.) 

Ox.      Colebrooke,   H.   T.      Description  of  a 

species  of  ox  named  Gay&l.  15  pp.  1  pi.  (Asiat.  Re- 
search. V.  8,  1805,  p.  487.) -Martin,  W.  C.  L.  The  ox. 
184  pp.  (Knight,  C,  Farmer's  Libr.  v.  1,  p.  1.)— Pallas, 
P.  S.  Observations  d'histolre  naturelle  taitos  sur  ies 
cotes  do  la  Mor  casplouue.  3  pj).  (St.  Petersburg 
Acad.  Acta,  v.  6,  pt.  1, 1786,  p.  69.)— Schlegel,  H.,  and 
Mueller,  8.  Over  do  osseu  van  don  liidischeu  archlpel. 
14  i>p.  7  pi.  (Tommlnck,  C.  J.,  Verh.  der  nederl.  over- 
zeesche  bezitt.  Zool.) 

Oxherry,  William.  1784-1824.  Dramatic 
biograpliy  and  histrionic  anecdotes.  Lon- 
don, 1825-27.     6  v.  16°.  3857 


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Contents. 

Baker,  Mrs.  M.  V.  v.  6.  Koelley,  E.  v.  5. 

Banul8ter,  J.  v.  4.  Kolly,  Miss  F.  H.  v.  5. 

Bartley,  G.  v.  5.  Kelly,  Miss  F.  M.  v.  1. 
Blllington,  Mrs.  E.  W.  v.  3.       Kemble,  C.  v.  3. 

Blanchard,  W.  v.  4.  Kemble,  H.  v.  6. 

Bland,  Mrs.  R.  v.  1.  Kemble,  J.  P.  v.  1. 

Booth,  J.  B.  V.  4.  Kemble,  S.  v.  2. 

Booth,  Miss  8.  v.  4.  Knight,  E.  v.  2. 

Brabam,  J.  v.  3.  Lacy,  Miss  M.  v.  4. 

Browne,  S.  J.  v.  2.  Llstou,  J.  v.  1. 

Buun,  Mrs.  M.  A.,  v.  5.  Love,  Miss  E.  S.  v.  3. 

Carew,  Miss  (— ),  v.  2.  Macauley,  Miss  (— ),  v.  4. 
Chatterley,  Mrs.  W.  8.  v.  5.      Macready,  W.  C.  v.  5. 

Chester,  Miss  {—),  v.  5.  Mardyn,  Mrs.  (— ),  v.  1. 

Cobham,  T.  v.  6.  Mathews,  C.  v.  5. 

Cooke,  T.  V.  3.  Mountain,  Mrs.  (—],  v.  3. 

Cooke,  T.  P.  V.  6.  Munden,  J.  v.  2. 

Cooper,  J.  V.  5.  O'Neill,  Miss  E.  v.  1. 

Coutts,  Mrs.  H.  V.  3.  Orgor,  Mrs.  M.  A.  v.  2. 

Crouch,  Mrs.  A.  M.  v.  5.  Oxberry,  W.  v.  1. 
Davenport,  Mrs.  M.  A.  v.  2.      Palmer,  J.  v.  2. 

Davison,  Mrs.  M.  v.  1.  Paton,  Miss  S.  v.  5. 

Dowtou,  W.  V.  4.  Pearman,  W.  v.  1. 

Edwin,  Mrs.  J.  v.  4.  Pope,  Mrs.  8.  L.  v.  6. 

Egertou,  Mr.  (— ),  v.  3.  Povoy,  Miss  (— ),  v.  2. 

Egerton,  Ji/r«.  (— ),  v.  4.  Rae,  A.  v.  4. 

Elliston,  R.  W.  v.  3.  Rayner,  L.  B.  v.  2. 

Emery,  J.  v.  2.  Reeve,  J.  v.  C. 

Farren,  W.  v.  3.  Sapio,  Mr.  (— ),  v.  1. 

Faucit,  Mrs.  {—),  v.  3.  Sherwin,  R.  v.  1. 

Fawcett,  J.  v.  2.  Siddons,  Mrs.  S.  v.  1. 

Fltzwilllara,  E.  v.  2.  Smlthson,  Miss  H.  C.  v.  2, 

Fitzwllllam,  Mrs.  F.  v.  6.  Stephens,  Miss  K.  v.  2. 

Foote,  Miss  M.  v.  1.  Suett,  R.  v.  3. 

Gattie,  Mr.  {—),  v.  4.  Terry,  D.  v.  6. 

George,  Miss  A.  8.  v.  3.  Tree,  Miss  A.  M.  v.  3. 

Gibbs,  Mrs.  (— ),  v.  4.  Tree,  MUs  E.  v.  6. 

Glover,  Mrs.  J.  v.  4.  Vale,  S.  v.  6. 

Graddon,  Miss  (— ),  v.  6.  Vestris,  Mme.  E.  L.  v.  5. 

Grimaldi,  J.  v.  6.  Wallack,  J.  v.  5. 

Harley,  J.  P.  v.  1.  Warde,  J.  v.  5. 

Harlowe,  Mrs.  (— ),  v.  3.  Waylett,  Mrs.  (— ).  7.  6. 

Huntley,  F.  v.  G.  West,  Mrs.  W.  v.  2. 

Jarman,  Miss  F.  E.  v.  6.  Williams,  W.  H.  v.  6. 

Johnstone,  J.  v.  4.  Wrench,  B.  v.  4. 

Jones,  R.  v.  3.  Yates,  F.  v.  5. 

Jordan,  Mrs.  D.  B.  v.  1.  Yates,  Mrs.  L.  B.  v.  5. 

Kean,  E.  v.  1.  Young,  C.  v.  4. 

I  Ed.)  New  English  drama,  with  prefa- 
tory remarks,  biographical  sketches,  and 
notes,  critical  and  explanatory.  London, 
1818-19.     22  V.  12°.  3325 

Contents.  Addison,  J.  Cato,  v.  17.— Alllncham, 
J.T.  Fortune'strollcv.  13.— Arae.T.  A.  Anaxerxes, 
V.  22.— Arnold,  8.  J.  Shipwreck,  v.  9.— Beaumont, 
F.,  and  Fletcher,  J.  Rule  a  wife  and  have  a  wile, 
altered  by  D.  Garrick,  v.  10.— Beazley,  S.  Is  he 
jealous?  V.  3.— Bickerstaff,  I.      The  Hypocrite,  v. 

1.— Lionel  and  Clarissa,  v.  2 Love  in  a  village,  v.  2.— 

The  Maid  of  the  mill,  v.  2.— The  Padlock,  v.  21.— 
Brooke,  Mrs.  F.  Rosina,  v.  9.— Centllvre,  Mrs.  8. 
Bold  stroke  for  a  wife,  v.  7.— Busy  body,  v.  6.— The 
Wonder,  v.  4.— Ckerry,  A.  Soldier's  daughter,  v.  5.— 
The  Travellers,  v.  17 — Coffey,  C.  Devil  to  pay,  v.  22. 
— Colraan,  G.,  the  Elder.  Jealous  wife,  v.  1.— Colman, 
G.,  tlie  Elder,  and  Garrick,  D.  Clandestine  marriage, 
v.  5.— Colman,  G.,  the  Younger.  Blue  Beard,  v.  21.— 
Blue  devils,  v.  15.— Love  laughs  at  locksmiths,  v.  13.— 
Review;  or,  the  wages  of  Windsor,  v.  13— Sylvester 
Daggerwood,  v.  22. —  Cowley,  Mrs.  H.  P.  Belle's 
stratagem,  V.  6.— Who's  the  dupe?  v.  11.— Cnmber- 
land,  R.    West  Indian,  v.  1.— Wheel  of  fortune,  v.  21. 

— DIbdin,  C.  The  Deserter,  v.  11 The  Quaker,  v.  11. 

— ParquUar,  G.  Beaux  stratagem,  v.  7.— Inconstant, 
or  the  way  to  win  him,  v.  10.— Recruiting  officer,  v.  6.— 
Fielding,  H.  The  Miser,  v.  11.— Foote,  S.  The 
Liar,  V.  1».— Mayor  of  Garratt,  v.  9.- Garrick,  D.  Bon 
ton;  or,  high  life  above  stairs,  v.  15.— Country  girl,  v. 
8.— Lying  valet,  v.  11.— Gay,  J.  Beggar's  opera,  v.  2. 
—Gentleman,  F.  Tobacconist,  v.  13.— Goldsmith, 
O.  She  stoops  to  conquer,  v.  4.— Hoadly,  B.  Sus- 
picious husband,  v.  8.— Holeroft,  T.  Deaf  and  dumb, 
V.  6.— Follies  of  a  day,  v.  13.— Road  to  ruin,  v.  7.— 
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Contents.  Audronicns  Palaeologns,  slve  liis- 
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perio gestarum,  v.  2. — Descriptlo  Angnsteonig  slve 
atrii  ecclesiae  Sanctae  Sophiae,  v.  2. — Slicliael  Pa- 
laeologns,  sive  hlstoria  rerum  a  Mictiaele  Palaeo- 
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Notttiae,  v.  1.— Ponsslnes,  P.  Ad  Hlstoriam  rerum 
Micbaelis  Palaeologl  observatlones;  appendix,  t.  1. — 
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tarum llbrl  III,  V.  2. — Adversus  eos  qui  dicunt  ideo 
did  Splrltnm  Sanctum,  Spiritum  Fiiii,quod  babe- 
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De  Michaele  et  Andronlco  Palaeologis 

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[Gr.  et  Lat.]  47  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  4, 
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Paciaims,  St..  Bp.  of  Barcelmia.    4  cent. 

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See  also  Havt'aiian  islands. — Oceania. — Poly- 
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Pacific  Railroads. 

Bell,  W.  A.  New  tracks  in  North  Amer- 
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1869,  2  V. 

Heap,  G.  H.    Central  route  to  the  Pacific, 

from  the  valley  of  the  Mississippi  to  Cali- 
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Palmer,  W.  J.    Report  of  surveys  across 

the  continent,  in  1867-68,  on  the  35  and  32 
parallels,  for  a  route  extending  the  Kansas 
Pacific  Railway  to  the  Pacific  Ocean.     1869. 

Reports  of  explorations  and  surveys  to 

ascertain  the  most  practicable  and  economi- 
cal route  for  a  railroad  from  the  Mississippi 
river  to  the  Pacific  Ocean.  1855-60,  12  v.  in 
13.     (U.  S.  War  Dept.) 

Swallow,  G.  C.    Geological  report  of  the 

country  along  the  line  of  the  south-western 
branch  of  the  Pacific  railroad.  To  which  is 
prefixed  a  memoir  of  the  Pacific  raih'oad. 
1859. 

Whipple,  A.  W.     Report  of  explorations 

for  a  railway  route  near  the  35  parallel  of 
latitude,  from  the  Mississippi  river  to  the 
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Avery,  B.  p.    The  building  of  the  iron  road.  10  pp. 

(Overld.  Monthly,  v.  2,  1869,  p.  469.)— Bell,  W.  A.  The 
Pacific  railroads.  16  pp.  (Forln.  Rev.  ii.  s.  v.  5,  1869, 
p.  662.)— Bowles,  S.  The  Pacific  railroad— open.  29 
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(In  his  Early  history  of  Illinois,  p.  303.)— Laugel,  A. 
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11  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  27,  1850,  p.  530 ;  v.  30,  1852,  p.  229; 
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the  Atlantic  to  the  Pacific  through  British 
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See  also  Credit  Mobllier.— Northern  Pacific 
Railroad.— Union  Pacific  Railroad. 

Pacific  sea-coast  views.  27  pp.  Scammon, 

C.  M.  (  Orerld.  Monthly,  v.  7,  1871,  pp.  76,  393 ;  v.  8, 1872, 
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Pacific  states  of  North  America,  History 

of  the.     Bancroft,  H.  H.    22  v.  3502 

Pacific  totirist.    Williams,  H.  T.         2473 

Pacifico,  jF^ra.     Ozanam,  A.  F.    Les  poetes 

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Pacio,  Giulio.    Niceron,  J.   P.    M6m.  des 

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Packard,  Alpheus  Spring,  D.D.  Little, 
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Packard,  Alpheus  Spring,  Jr.,  M.  D.  1889—. 
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See  also  (ireecc.  Ancient,  Mylholngy  and  religion, — 
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religion. 


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T.  10, 1876,  p.  431.)— Fothergill,  J.  M.    Logic  of  pain. 

7  pp.  {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  45,  l>iSi,  p.  680.)— Gurney,  E. 
Chapter  in  the  ethics  ol  pain.  19  pp.  (Forln.  Rev.  n.  s. 
V.  30,  1881,  p.  778.)— Marx,  K.  F.  H.  Ueber  begriff  und 
bedeutuug  der  schmerzlindernden  mittel.  38  pp. 
(Goettlugen,  K.  gesells.wissens.  Physical,  classe  Abhandl. 
v.  5, 1853,  p.  3.) — Sense  of  paiu  in  man  and  ani- 
mals. 39  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  103,  1858,  p.  ISO.)— Yeo, 
I.  B.  Why  Is  pain  a  mystery  ?  18  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev. 
V.  35,  1879,  p.  630.) 

Pain  and  sorrow  of  evil  marriage.  Collier, 
J.  P.  (Ed.)     (Percy  Soc.  v.  1.)  1358 

Paine,  Brig. -Gen.  Charles  Jackson.  Boston. 
Testimonial  to  Charles  J.  Paine  and  Edward 
Burgess,  from  the  city  of  Boston,  for  their 
successful  defence  of  the  America's  cup. 
1887. 

Paine,  Mrs.  Fanny  C.    Sumner  Paine.    4  pp. 

(Harvard  Mem.  hiog.  v.  2,  p.  453.J 

Paine,  Henry  Gallup.      Charles  Mathews. 

26  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Hutton.  L.,  Actors  and 
actresses,  v.  2,  p.  191.)— Charles  James  Slathevrs.  18 
pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Button,  L.,  Actors  and 
actresses,  v.  3,  p.  197.) 

Paine,  John  Knowles,    Fiske,  J.    Paine's 

"St.  Peter."  14  pp.  (In  his  Unseen  world,  p.  2C6.)— 
Upton,  G.  P.  Paine:  St.  Peter.  6  pp.  (/n /lii  Standard 

oratiirios,  j).  245.) 

Paine,  Martyn,  M.  D.,  LL.  D.  1794-1877. 
Institutes  of  medicine.  7  ed.  New  York, 
1861,     8°,  —3703 

The  same.    8  ed.    New  York,  1867.    8°. 

—3783 

Medical  and  physiological  commentaries. 

New  York,  1840-44.     3  v.  8°,  —3784 

and   Paine,  Mrs.  Maiy  Ann.    Memoir 

of  Robert  Troup  Paine,  Printed  for  private 
distribution.     New  York,  1852,     4°.        8772 

Paine,  Nathaniel.      Elisha    Fuller.      5  pp. 

iXew  Eug.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  353.) 

Paine,  Robert  Treat.  Jr.  1773-1811.  Works, 
in  verse  and  prose.     Boston.  1812.     8°.     2144 

Ciintents.  Communication  on  the  Boston  Female 
Asylum.  —  Juvenile  poems.  —  Miscellaneous 
poems.— Odes  and  songs.— Oration  before  the 
young  men  ol  Boston.- Prentiss,  C.    Sketches  ol  the 


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life,  character,  and  writings  otB.  T.  Paine,  Jr.— Prose 
-«vrltliig8. — Brief  sketch  of  Spain. —Theatrical 
ci-iticisins.— Tributary  lines,  on  the  death  of  R. 
T.  Paine,  Jr.  — Eulogy  on  the  life  of  Gen.  George 
Wasliington. 

• Irving,  W.     Robert  Treat  Paine.     22  pp.     (/n  his 

Spanish  papers,  v.  2,  p.  303.)— Prentiss,  C.  Sketches 
of  the  life,  character,  and  writings  of  P.  72  pp. 
(Paine,  R.  T.,  Jr.,  Works,  p.  xiil.) 

Paine,  Robert  Troup.  Paine,  M.  ,  and  Paine, 
Mrs.  M.  A.  Memoir  of  Robert  Troup  Paine. 
1852. 

Paine,  Sumner.    Paine,  Mrs.  F.  C.    Sumner 

Paine,     i  pp.     {Harvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  453.) 

Paine,  Thomas.     1737-1809.     Political  and 

miscellaneous   works.     London,  1819.     2  v. 

8°.  ■  2145 

Contents.    Agrarian  Justice  opposed  to  agrarian 

law,  and  to  agrarian  monopoly,  v.  2 American 

crisis,  V.  1.— Carllle,  R.  Lite  of  P.  v.  1.— Common 
sense,  v.  1.— Decline  and  fall  of  the  English  system  of 
finance,  v.  2. — Dissertation  on  government,  the 
affairs  of  the  bank,  and  paper  money,  v.  1. — Disserta- 
tion on  the  first  principles  of  government,  v.  2.— Letter 
addressed  to  the  addressers,  v.  2. — Lietters  to  the  citi- 
zens of  the  United  States,  v.  2.— Miscellaneous  letters 
and  essays  on  various  subjects,  v.  2.  —  Public 
good,  V.  1.— Letter  to  Abbe  Raynal  on  the  affairs  of 
North  America,  v.  1.— Rights  of  man,  v.  1.— Pros- 
pects on  the  Rubicon,  v.  1.  —  Letters  to  George 
'Washington,  v.  1,  2. 

Theological  works.    London,  1818.    8°. 

—2235 

Contents.    Age  of  reason,  pts.  1-3.— Reply  to  the 
Bishop  of  Llandalf's  Apology  for  the  Bible. 

— Essay  on  tlie  origin  of  freemasonry.  —  Discourse 
delivered  to  the  Society  of  theophilantixropists 

at  Paris. — Letter  to  Thomas  Erskiue,  on  the  prosecu- 
tion of  Thomas  Williams  for  publishing  the  Age  of 
reason. 

' Decline  and  fall  of  the  English  system  of 

finance.  Phila.  1796.  8°.  (Duane,  W.  J., 
and  others.  Select  pampldets.)  — 2352 

Speech,  as  delivered  in  tlie  Convention,  July  7, 

1795.    8  ijp.    (Duane,  W.  J.,  and  others.  Select  pamphlets.) 

-  GURNEY.,  J.  Whole  proceedings  on  the 
trial  of  an  information  exhibited  ex  olficio 
by  the  King's  Attorney-general  against 
Thomas  Paine.     1793. 

Watson,  R.,  Bp.  of  Llandaff.  Two  apol- 
ogies, one  for  Christianity  .  .  .  and  the  other 
for  the  Bible,  in  answer  to  Thomas  Paine. 
1820. 

Chalmers,  G.   Life  of  Thomas  Pain,  with 

a  review  of  his  writings,  by  Fi'ancis  Oldys 
[pseud.]  1792.  {With  Beneski,  C.  de.  Narra- 
tive of .  .  .  the  life  of  Don  Augustin  de  Itur- 
hide. ) 

Cheetham,  J.     Life  of  Thomas  Paine. 

1809. 
Sherwin,  W.  T.    Memoirs  of  the  life  of 

Thomas  Paine.     1819. 

Vale,   G.    Life  of  Thomas  Paine,  with 

critical  and  explanatory  observations  on  his 
writings.     1871. 

Adolphus,  J.    Thos.  Pain.    50  pp.    {In  his  Blog. 

mem.  of  the  Fr.  revol.  v.  2,  p.  278.)— Carllle,  R.  Life 
of  P.  32  pp.  (Palno,  T.,  IKorfcs,  V.  1,  p.  ill.)— Conway, 
M.  D.  Thos.  Paine.  20  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  u.  s.  v.  2-5, 
1879,  p.  397.)— lilfe  and  character  of  P.  58  pp.  {JV. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  67,  1843,  p.  1.)— Sheldon,  F.  Thomas 
Palne's  2  appearance  In  the  United  States;  Thomas 
Paliie's  1  appearance  iu  America;  Thomas  Paine  lu 
England  and  in  France.  48  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  4, 
1859,  pp.  1,  5G5,  090.)— AVashburne,  E.  B.  Tiiomas 
Palno  and  the  French  revolution.  16  pp.  (Scribner's 
Monthly,  v.  20,  1880,  p.  771.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  26, 1829,  p.  810. 

Paine.    See  also  Payne. 

Painpont  abbey.    Ex  brevi  chronico  ab- 

bfttlao  Panlsponils.  4  i)p.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Mec.  hist. 
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Painter,  Howard.    Report  on  the  metallurgy 

of  lead,  silver,  copper,  and  zinc.  237  pp.  (Thurston, 
R.  H.,  Reports  Com..  V.  S.  Vienna  Interna't.  Exhib.  v.  4.) 

Painter,  William.  —1594.  The  Palace  of 
pleasure,  beautified,  adorned,  and  well  fur- 
nished with  pleasant  histories  and  excellent 
novels,  very  requisite  for  delight  and  profit. 
Ed.  by  Joseph  Haslewood.  London,  1813. 
2  V.  4°.  1262 

Painter-engravers.  Andresen,  A.,  and 
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Oder  die  deutschen  maler  als  kupferstecher 
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78,  5  V. 

Bartsch,  J.  A.  B.,Ritter  von.    Le  peintre 

graveur.     1803-21,  22  v. 

Baudicour,  p.  de.     Le  peintre-graveur 

frangais  continue.     1859-61,  2  v. 

Robert-Dumesnil,  a.  P.  F.  Le  peintre- 
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Weigel,  R.      Supplements   au  Peintre- 

graveiir  de  Adam  Bartsch.     1843. 

Painters. 

Benjamin,   S.   G.   W.      Our    American 
artists.     1879-81,  2  v, 

Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C,  and  others.     Histoire 

des  peintres  de  toutes  les  ecoles.  1865-77, 
14  V. 

British  painters  of  the  18  and  19  centuries, 

with  80  examples  of  their  work  engraved  on 
wood.     n.  d. 

Crowe,  J.  A.,  and  Cavalcaselle,  G.  B. 

Early  Flemish  painters.     1872. 
Cunningham,    A.      Lives   of   the    most 

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Dati,   C.   R.     Vite    de'  pittori    antichi. 

1806. 

Descamps,  J.  B.     Vie  des  peintres  fia- 

mands,  allemands,  et  hollandois.     1753-69, 

5  V. 

Dohme,  R.  (Ed.)     Kunst  und  kuenstler 

des  mittelalters  und  der  neuzeit.     1877-80, 

6  V.  in  7. 

Edwards,    E.     Anecdotes    of   painters. 

1808. 

GowER,  Lord  R.  C.     Figure   painters  of 

Holland.  1880.  {Illustr.  hiog.  of  great 
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Gueullette,C.    Ateliers  de  peinture  en 

1864.     1864. 

Hamerton,  p.  G.     Contemporary  French 

painters.     1868. 

Ha  YARD,  H.    L'art  et  les  artistes  hollan- 

dais.     1879-81,  4  v.  in  2. 

HouBRAKEN,  A.     Grosse  schou burgh  der 

niederlaendischeri  maler.  1880.  (Eitelber- 
ger  von  Edelberg,  R.  von,  Quellens.  f.  kunst- 
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HousSAYE,  A.     Galerie  du  XVIII  siecle. 

5  s.  Sculpteurs,  peintres,  musiciens.    1858. 

Illustrated  biographies  of  the  greatartists. 

1879-83,  32  v. 

Marchese,  V.    Memorie  del  piii  insigni 

pittori,  scultori,  e  architetti  domenicani. 
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sculptors,  and  architects  of  the  Order  of  S. 
Dominic.  Tr.  from  the  Italian  ...  by  Rev. 
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Marolles,  M.  de.  Abbe  de  VtUeloin.    Lie 

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Robertson,    J.    F.      Great    painters    of 

Christendom,     n.  d. 

— —  RuSKES',  J.     Modem  painters.    1851-60, 
5  V.  in  4. 

Scott.  W.  B.    The  little  masters.    1879. 

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Spooxer.  S.   Anecdotes  of  painters.   1853. 

3  V. 

Stanley,  G.    Classified  synopsis  of  the 

principal  painters  of  the  Dutch  and  Flemish 
schools.     1855.     (Bohn.  H.  G..  Set.  Libr.) 

THORi,  T.  E.  J.    (W.  Buerger,  pseud.) 

Histoire  des  peintres  de  toutes  les  ecoles. 
Ecole  anglaise.     1871. 

TccKERMAX,  H.  T.    Book  of  the  artists. 

1867. 

Vasari,  G.    Vite  de'  piu'  eccellenti  pit- 
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TTie  same,  con  nuove  annotazione  e  com- 
menti  di  Gaetano  Milanesi.  1878-81,  7  v. 
{Opere,  v.  1-7.) 

The  same  in  English.  1852-59,  5  v. 
(Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 

Wedmore,  F.    Masters  of  genre  painting. 

1880. 

American  painters.    31  pp.     (^m.  Quart.  Rev.  ▼. 

17,  1835,  p.  143.) — Anecdotes  of  painters.  14  pp. 
( Qiuirt.  Bte.  t.  1 ,  1809,  p.  36.)— Balgnires,  A.  Peintres 
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painters  ol  America.  29  pp.  {Scribner't  MontUt/,  \.  20, 
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list  of  modern  painters.  43  pp.  (Reynolds.  Sir 
J.,  IM.  works,  V.  2,  p.  425 :  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.)— 
Cluronologleal  list  of  painters,  trom  the  rerlval 
ol  the  art  to  the  beginning  ut  the  last  century.  49  pp. 
(Masco,  W.,  Works,  y.  3,  p.  225., — Coffinet,  J.  B.  Les 
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Id,  1858,  pp.  125,  212./— Dldron,  A.  N.  Les  grands 
peintres  arant  Raphael.  3  pp.  (^nn.  arckioL  v.  18, 
1858,  p.  310.)— Hamerton,  P.  O.  Old  Dutch  and 
Plemish  masters.  23  pp.  {Iniemat.  Rev.  y.  4,  1877,  p. 
474.>— Two  art  philosophers.  9  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  y.  5, 
1866,  p.  343.) — litista  jTie,  F.  de.  Lea  pelntres-Terrlers 
Strangers  i  la  France.  66  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France, 
Mim.  Y.  40, 1879,  p.  1.)— Mason,  E.  Old  Dutch  masters. 
24  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  61,  1880,  p.  845;  t.  63. 1881,  p. 
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T.  66, 1878,  pp.  510,  698,  836 ;  ▼.  57,  1878.  pp.  190,  807 ;  t. 
58, 1879.  p.  401.)— Mengs,  A.  B.  Reflections  upon  the 
3  great  painters,  Raphael,  Oorreggio,  and  Titian,  and 
upon  the  ancients.  99  pp.  (Works,  y.  1,  p.  127.)- 
Modern  JPrencli  painters.  27  pp.  (.Y.  Am.  Rer. 
Y.  74, 18S2,  p.  121.)— Modern  Italian  painters.  28 
pp.  (ITectai.  £«r.  T.35,  1811,  p.  363. '— Modern  paint- 
ers and  architects.  23  pp.  (BriU  Quart.  Rev.  v.  5, 
1847,  p.  469.)— Mvrray,  A.  S.  Greek  painters.  11  pp. 
{Qmtem^.  Rev.  v.  24,  1874,  p.  468.)  — Seal,  3.  Our 
painters.  20  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  22,  1868.  p.  641 ; 
T.  23,  1869,  p.  337.)  —  Painters  patronised  1»y 
Charles  I.  30  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Rev.  y.  31,  1859,  p.  26.)— 
Papet)r,D.  Les  peintoree  byzantines  et  les  couvens 
de  I'Athoe.  21  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  wumdes,  1847,  n.  s.  v.  18, 
p.  769.)— Poets,  painters,  and  other  shado^vs. 
22  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  y.  32,  1845,  p.  27.)— Renier,  L.. 
and  Perrot,  G.  Lee  pelntures  du  Palatin.  39  pp. 
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dictionary  of  vrorks  of  painters.     1870. 

SiLLlG,  J.     Dictionary  of  the  artists  of 

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SiRET.   A.     Dictionnaire  historique  des 

peintres  de  toutes  les  ecoles.     1866. 

Spooner.  S.    Biographical  history  of  the 

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Lessing,  G.  E.    Laokoon  :  oder  ueber  die 

grenzen  der  mahlerei  und  poesie.      1854. 

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See  also  Anatomy  for  artists. — Architecture. 
— Color. — Decoration  and  Ornament. — Draw- 
ing, Drangliting,  and  Design.  —  Encaustic 
painting.  —  Etcliing.  —  Fine  arts.  —  Fresco 
painting.  —  Glass  painting  and  staining.  — 
Slnral  decorations. — Perspective. — Pictures. 
—Pre-RapUaelitisin.— Water  colors. 

Painting,  History. 

Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C,  and  others.  His- 
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77,  14  V. 

Buchanan,  W.     Memoirs  of  painting. 

1824,  2  V. 

Emeric-David,  T,  B.     Histoire  de  la  pein- 

ture  au  moyen  age.     1863. 

Gruyer,  F.  a.    Raphael  et  I'antiquite. 

1864,  2  V. 

GuEULLETTE,  C.     Ateliers  de  peinture  en 

1864.     1864. 

Memes,  J.  S.  History  of  sculpture,  paint- 
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Phillips,  T.    Lectures  on  the  history  and 

principles  of  painting.     1833. 

Thompson,  K.    Handbook  to  the  public 

picture  galleries  of  Europe.  With  a  brief 
sketch  of  the  history  of  the  various  schools 
of  painting,  from  the  18  century  to  the  18 
inclusive.     1880. 

and  Woermann,  K. 
early  Christian,  and 
Ed.  by  Sidney  Colvin. 

Epochs  of  painting 
characterized.  A  sketch  of  the  history  of 
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Ancient  practice  of  painting.  17  pp.  (Black- 
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p.  252;  and  Quart.  Rev.  v.  75,  1845,  p.  77.)— Kgger,  E. 
Note  sur  la  pelnture  sur  toile,  dans  Tanllqultfi.  2  pp. 
(Soc.  antlq.  de  France,  Bull.  1863,  p.  151 ;  with  Atim.  v. 
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—  Woltmann,    a., 
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WORNUM,     R.    N. 


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See  also  Fine  arts,  History,  and  the  heading  Fine 
arts  under  the  names  of  cities  and  countries. 

Painting,  Landscape  painting. 

Barnard,  G.  Theory  and  practice  of 
landscape  painting.     1861. 

Fielding,  T.  H.   Painting  in  oil  and  water 

colours  for  landscape  and  portraits.     1839. 

GlLPiN,W.    Three  essays :  on  picturesque 

beauty ;  on  picturesque  travel ;  and  on 
sketching  landscape.     1808. 

Oram,  W.     Precepts  ...  on  the  art  of 

colouring  in  landscape  painting.     1810. 

Prout,  S.     Hints  on  light  and  shadow, 

composition,  etc.,  as  applicable  to  landscape 
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Collier,  R.  P.  Landscape  painting.  16  pp.  {Nine- 
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Modern  English  landscape-painting.  17  pp.  [Nine- 
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Painting,  Portrait  painting. 

Fielding,  T.  H.  Painting  in  oil  and  water 
colours  for  landscape  and  portraits.     1839. 

Sully,  T.     Hints  to  young  painters,  and 

the  process  of  portrait  painting.     1873. 

Coleridge,  H.   Modest  defence  of  portrait  painting. 

7  pp.  {Essays  and  marginalia,  v.  1,  p.  287.) — Dickin- 
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Painting,  Theory  and  practice. 

Barry,  J.,  Opie,  J.,  and  Fuseli,  H.  Lec- 
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Bell,  Sir  C.     Essays  on  the  anatomy  of 

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Biondo,  M.  a.     Von  der  hochedlen  ma- 

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BoTTARl,  G.  G.     Raccolta  di  lettere  sulla 

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Cawse,  J.      Art  of  painting  ...  in  oil 

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Cennini,  C.     Das  buch  der  kunst,  oder 

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Treatise  on  painting.     1844. 

Grose,  F.  Rules  for  drawing  caricaturas  : 

with  an  essay  on  comic  painting.     1791. 

■  Haydon,  B.  R.    Lectures  on  painting  and 

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Hayter,  C.    Introduction  to  perspective, 

practical  geometry,  drawing,  and  painting. 
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Howard,  H.  Course  of  lectures  on  paint- 
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See  also  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  2, 1845,  p.  515.  Also  Araq-el- 
Emyr.-Asia  Minor.-ltible,  (;«o{;rap/t]/.-Dead  Sea. 
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PalCf4tilie,  Antiquities.  Besant,  W.  (Ed.) 
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Clermont-Ganneau,  C.    Les  fraudes  ar 

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Our  work  in  Palestine. 

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mie V.  for  1871  aud  72, aud  Nos.  for  Jan.,  1873,  aud 

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EOMER,   Mrs.   I.   F.     Pilgrimage  to  the 

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Sayce,  a.  H.  Fresh  light  from  the  an- 
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ViGOUROUX,  F.    La  Bible  et  les  decou- 

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FiNX.  J.     Stirring  times.     1878,  2  v. 

GuiLLELMUs,  Abp.  of  Tijre.    Guillaume 

de  Tyr  et  ses  continuateurs.     1879.  2  v. 

Hausrath,  a.    Neutestamentliche  zeit- 

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The  same,  tr.  into  English.     1878-80,  2  v. 
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See  also  Crusades.— Jerngalem.— Jews.—  Le- 
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Palestine,  Maps.  Conder,  C.  R.,  and 
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Van  de  Velde,  C.  "W.  M.    Karte  von 

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Contents.  Besant,  W.  [Ed.)  Twenty-one  years'  work 
In  the  Holy  Land,  1886.— Conder,  C.  B.  Heth  and 
Moab,  1883;  Syrian  stone-lore,  1886;  Tent  work  in 
Palestine,  1879,  2  v.— Conder,  C.  B.,  and  Kitchener,  H. 
H.  Memoirs  of  the  topography,  orography,  hydrog- 
raphy, and  archaeology,  1881-83,  3  v. — Map  of  western 
Palestine,  18S0.— Hnll,  E.  Memoir  on  the  geology 
and  geography  of  Arabia  Petraea,  Palestine,  and  ad- 
joining districts,  1886.— Onr  work  in  Palestine, 
1873.— Palmer,  E.  H.  {Tr.)  Arabic  and  English  name 
lists  collected  during  the  survey  by  Lieuts.  Conder 
and  Kitchener,  1881.  —  Catalogue  of  photographs 
and  description  of  pott-ery,  etc.,  exhibited.  Dudley 
Gallery,  Egyptian  Hall,  Piccadilly,  n.  d.— Q,narterly 
statements,  1870-87, 16  v.  in  15.— Schumacher,  G. 
Across  the  Jordan,  1886. — Stetvardson,  H.  C.  General 
Index,  1888 — Tristram,  H.  B.  Fauna  and  flora  of 
Palestine,  1884.— Warren,  Sir  C,  and  Conder,  C.  E. 
Jerusalem,  with  atlas,  1884,  2  v.— Warren,  Sir  C,  and 
others.  Special  papers  on  topography,  archaeology, 
manners,  etc.,  1881 — "Wilson,  C.  W.,  and  others. 
Recovery  of  Jerusalem,  1871. 

Catalogue  of  photogi-aphs  and  description 

of  pottery,  etc.,  exhibited.  Dudley  Gallery, 
Egyptian  Hall,  Piccadilly.  London,  n.  d. 
8°.  —1756 

Quarterly  statements,  1869-87.     London 

[1870-87].     16  V.  in  15,  p.  8°;  2707 

Aote.—\.  for  1871  and  72,  and  Nos.  for  Jan.,  1873,  and 
July,  1874,  are  wanting. 

Palestine    Pilgrims'   Text   Society. 

[Publications.]    London,  1885-88.   8  Nos.  8°. 

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{Ed. )    Epics  of  Hesiod.   With  an  English 

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{Ed.)  Euripides.  See  Euripides  (in  sup- 
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{Ed. )    Iliad  of  Homer.    See  Homerus. 

{Ed.)     P.  Ovidii  Nasonis  Fastorum  libri 

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{Ed.)    Sex.   Aurelii    Properti    Carmina. 

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{Ed.)    Sophocles.    See  Sophocles. 

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—  {Ed.) 
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—  {Tr.) 
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(Rev.  of  in  New  Englander,  v.  18,  1860,  p.  1020;  N.  Am. 
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Life  of  William  Palfrey.    114  pp.    (Sparks,  J.,  Am. 

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Brazer,  J.    Palfrey's  Evidences  of  Christianity.    30 

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Palfrey,  Sara  Hammond.    1823 — .    Ernest's 

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Note. — No  more  pub. 

Nicolas  and  Palgrave.    3  pp.     (Eraser's  Mag.  v. 

3,  1831,  p.  522.)  — Sir    Francis   Palgrave    and   his 

hooks.    17  pp.     («iacfcu)ood'«  J/a^r.  v.  81, 1857,  p.  731.) 

Palgrave,  Francis  Turner,  LL.  D.     1824—. 

A  Dorset  idyll:  Holcombe  near  Lyme.  4  pp.  (Eraser's 
Mag.  n.  s.  v.  18,  1878,  p.  595.)— The  lost  Enrydlce,  24 
March,  1878.  2  pp.  (Coniemp.  Rev.  v.  32,  1878,  p.  257.) 
—Alfred  de  Musset.  24  pp.  (Oxford  essays,  1855,  p. 
80.)— Reign  of  law.  4  j)p.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  17, 
1868,  p.  34.)— Trafalgar.  3  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  V. 
39,  1879,  p.  208.)— Voices  of  nature.  6  pp.  (Macmil- 
lan's Mag.  v.  19,  1809,  p.  120.) 

Palgrave,  R.  H.  Inglis.  Bank  rate  in  Eng- 
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Palgrave,  Reginald  Francis  Douce.  1829—. 
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history  and  practice.     London,  1869.     p.  8°. 

1537 

Palgrave,  William  Gifford.  1826—.  Narra- 
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eastern  Arabia  (1862-63).  London,  1865.  2 
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1865,  p.  297;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  122,  1865,  p.  482 ; 
London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  25,  18C6,  p.  136;  Mac- 
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Pali  inscriptions.    See  Inscriptions,  Pali. 

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langue  sacree  de  la  presqulle  au-dela  du 
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Childers.  R.  C.    Dictionary  of  the  Pali 

language.     1875. 

BLachchayano.  Grammaire  palie . . .  avec 

une  tr.  et  des  notes  par  M.  Emile  Senart. 
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Pali  grammar,  tr.  and  arranged  .  .  . 

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Childers,  R.  C.    Dakkh  in  pali.    6  pp.    (Beitr.  zur 

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Pali  literature.    Davids,  T.  W.  R.  {Tr.) 

Buddhist  suttas  tr.  from  Pali.  1881.  (Muel- 
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and   Oldenberg,  H.    {Trs.)      Vinaya 

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Haas.  E.    Catalogue  of  Sanskrit  and  Pali 

books  in  the  British  Museum.     1876. 

Mueller,   F.  M.    {Tr.)      The  Dhamma- 

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Olde>berg,  H.  {Ed.)     The  Vinaya  Pita- 

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85.  14  V. 

Pali  Text  Society.  [Publications.]  Lon- 
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Contents.  Angnttarra-Nikaya.  Ed.  by  Rev.  R. 
Morris,  2  v.— Ayaraniga  Siitia  of  the  ^vetambara 
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Fausboell,  pt.  1,  tost.— Thera-  and  TIieri-Gatli&. 
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by  P.  Steinthal. 

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Palibotlira.    1  p.     (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class. 

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Palice  of  honour.  Douglas,  G.,  Bp.  of 
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Palici.  Schneidewin,  F.  W.  Aeschylos 
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Pal  i  nipscsts.    See  Manuscripts  and  papyri. 
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Paliug^n^sie   philosopliique.      2  v. 

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Palingenesien.    Richter, J.  P.  F.,Sae7nmt. 

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Palingenesis.     Morley.  H.     Palingenesis. 

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Palisot  de  BeauTOis,  Ambroise  Marie 
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Palissy,  Bernard.  1510-89.  CEuvres  com- 
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notes  et  une  notice  historique  par  Paul  An- 
toine  Cap.     Paris,  1844.     12°.  —1498 

Contents.  Des  terres  d'argile.— De  I'art  de  terre. 
—Cap,  P.  A.  Notice  historique.- Des  eaux  et  ton- 
taiues. — De  la  villa  de  forteresse. — Des  glaces. — 
Pour  trouver  et  connoistre  la  terre  nommee  marue. 
— Declaration  des  abus  et  ignorances  des  niedecing, 
par  P.  Baillier. — Traite  des  metaax  et  alchiinie.— Du 
Mitridat,  ou  therlaque.— Tralt6  de  Tor  potable. — 
Des  pierres. — Recepte  veritable,  etc. — Dea  sels 
divers. 

MoRLEY.  H.     Palissy  the  potter.     The  life 

of  Bernard  Palissy,  of  Saintes.     1855. 

Talnturier,  a.     Les  terres  emaillees  de 

Bernard  Palissy.     1863. 

Cap,  P.  a.   Notice  histnrifjue  sur  p.  32  pp.   (Palissy, 

B.,Oiurrescompl.  p.  ili.)— Doublet  de  Boisthibaiilt, 
J.  Bernard  Palissy.  18  pp.  (Rev.  archeol.  1856,  pp. 
243,  610.)— Lrfimartine,  A.  M.  L.  de  P.  de.  Bernard  de 
Palissy.  34  pp.  (/n  his  Mem.  of  celebrated  characters, 
V.  1,  p.  233.)— Palissy  the  potter.  12  pp.  [Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  73,  1853,  p.  235.) 

Pall  Mall,  Game  of.    Way,  A.    Notices  of 

the  game  of  Pall  Mall.  8  pp.  1  pi.  (ArcTiaeol.  Joum.  v. 
11,  1854,  p.  253.) 

Pallade,  .S^f.,  Bp.  of  Auxerre.    7  cent.    Epis- 

tola  ad  S.  Desideriura,  Cadurcensera  episcopum.  2  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  87,  p.  264.) 

Palladio,  Andrea.  1518-80.  CEuvres  com- 
pletes, nouv.  ed.  conteuant  les  4  livres  avec 
les  plauches  du  grand  ouvrage  d 'Octave 
Scamozzi,  le  traite  de  thermes,  le  theatre,  et 
les  eglises,  le  tout  rectifieet  complete  d'apres 
des  notes  et  documents  fournis  par  les  pre- 
miers architectes  de  I'ecole  frangaise,  par 
Chapuv,  Alexandre  Correard,  et  Albert  Le- 
noir.    Paris,  1842.     2  v.  fo.  —1781 

Cameron,  C.     The  baths  of  the  Romans 

explained  and  illustrated:  with  the  restora- 
tions of  Palladio.     1775. 

Dohme,  R.    Andrea  Palladio.    16  pp.   (/»  At*  Kunst 

un<l  kuenstler,  v.  5.) 

Palladio  de  Olivio,  Enrico.      17  cent. 

Rerura  Foro-Julienslum  ab  orbe  condlto  usque  ad 
annum  redemptoris  Domini  Nostri,  452,  llbri  XI ;  De 
oppuguatione  Gradlscana  llbri  V.  142  pp.  (Graevius, 
J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Hal.  v.  6,  pt.  4.) 

Pa  Had  ion,    Le,    poeme    grave.       117    pp. 

Frederick  II,  King  of  Prussia,  (Euvres,  v.  11,  p.  155. 

Palladium.    Jahn,  O.     Der  raub  des  Pal- 

ladion.     15  pp.     (Philologus,  v.  1, 1846,  p.  46.) 

Palladiiis,    Bp.    of  Helenopolis.      5    cent. 

Apophthegmata  patrura ;  ^gyptiorum  monachorum 
historia  sive  paradisus.  IGr.el  Lat.]  193pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  65,  pp.  71,  441.)— Dialogus  de  vita 
et  conversatione  beat!  Joannis  Chrysostonti,  epis- 
copl  ConstantlnopoUs.  [Gr.etLat.]  B2  pp.  (Mlpne,  J. 
P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  47,  p.  xci.)— Historia  liausiaca. 
I  Gr.et  Lat.]  172  pp.  (Meurs,  J.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  »,  p. 
329;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  34,  p.  991 ;  Patrol.  $. 
Lat.  V.  73,  p.  1065;  v.  74,  p.  343.) 


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Palladium,  Illyrian  bp.    Gesta  concilii  Aqui- 

lejeusls  contra  Palladium  et  Secundlanum  liaeretlcos. 
17  pp.  (Ambrosius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Milan,  Opera  omnia,  v. 
5,  p.  241.) 

Palladium  Rhetor.     4  cent.     Allegoria  Or- 

phel.  2  pp.  (Lemalre,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  2,  p. 
451 ;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  3,  p.  396.) 

Palladium.  Circa! cent,  llepl  Trvperuv avvro/ioc 
avvcnpi's.  14  pp.  (Ideler,  J.  L.,  Phys.  et  med.  Gr.  min.  v. 
1,  p.  107.) 

.  Palladium,  Rutilius  Taurus  ^milianus.  4 
ceiit.  De  re  rustica  libri  XIV,  cum  com- 
mentariis.  Lipsiae,  1795.  8°.  (Schneider, 
J.  G.,  Scnpt.  rei  rusticae,  \.  3.)  3256 

On  husbondrie,  ed.  from  the  unique  MS 

of  about  1420  A.  D.,  in  Colchester  castle,  by 
Rev.  Barton  Lodge.  Ft.  I.  London,  1872. 
8°.     {Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  No.  52.)  2125 

De  Insltlonlbus  adPaslphllum.  17  pp.   (Lemalre, 

N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  7,  p.  93;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C,  Poet. 
Lat.  min.  v.  6,  p.  135.) 

Pallanza,  Italy.    Wylie,  W.  M.     Notice  of 

a  monument  at  P.  dedicated  to  the  Matronae.    16  pp. 

1  pi.     {Archaeologia,  v.  46,  1880,  p.  171.) 

Pallas.    See  Minerva. 

Pallas,  Peter  Simon.  1741-1811.  Novae 
species  quadrupedum  e  glirium  ordine,  cum 
illustrationibus  variis  complurium  ex  hoc 
ordine  animalium.     Erlangae,  1778.     4°. 

—2614 

Spicilegia  zoologica.     Berolini,   1767-79. 

13  pts.  in  2  v.  4°.  —2632 

Travels  through  the  southern  provinces 

of  the  Russian  empire,  in  the  years  1793  and 
1794.  Tr.  from  the  German.  2  ed.  London, 
1812.  2  V.  4°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  3, 
1805,  p.  146.)  1442 

Voyages  dans  plusieurs  provinces  de  1 'em- 
pire de  Russie  et  dans  I'Asie  septentrionale. 
Tr.  de  I'allemand  par  le  C.  Gauthier  de  la 
Peyronie.  Nouv.  ed.  Paris,  1803.  8  v.  p. 
8°.  1417 

Zoographia  Rosso-Asiatica,  sistens  omni- 
um animalium  in  extenso  imperio  Rossicoet 
adjacentibus  maribus  observatorum  recen- 
sionem,  domicilia,  mores,  et  descriptiones, 
anatoraen  atque  icones  plurimorum.  Petro- 
poli,  1811-31.     3  V.  4°,  and  atlas,  fo. 

—2573,  atlas  —2571 

Memoir  of  P.    57  pp.    (Jardlne,  SirW.,  Nat.  Libr. 

Animals,  v.  4,  p.  15.) 

Pallavicino,  Pietro  Sforza,  Cardinal.  1607- 
67.  Histoire  du  Concile  de  Trente.  Mont- 
rouge,  1844-45.     3  V.  r.  8°.  —3202 

Discorso  del  prlaclpe  letterato.    23  pp.    (Mai,  A., 

Spicileg.  Roman,  v.  6,  p.  618.) 

Pallciie.    Barker,  E.  H.    Dissertatio  de  Pal- 

lene  et  Pellene.  6  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  33, 
1K26.  p.  258.) 

Palleskc,  Emil.  1823-80.  Schiller's  life  and 
works.   Tr.  by  Lady  Wallace.   London,  1860. 

2  V.  8°.  5846 
Paliiser,  F.,  and  Palliscr,  M.  A.    Mottoes 

for  monuments,  or  epitaphs  selected  for 
study  or  application.    London,  1872.     12°. 

1258 

Palliser,  Mrs.  Fanny  Bury.     Brittany  and 

its  byways  :  some  account  of  its  inhabitants 

and   its  antiquities ;  during  a  residence  in 

that  country,     London,  1869.     8°.  2685 

History  of  lace.    2ed.    London,  1809.    8°. 

(Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  125,  1808,  p.  166.) 

—3735 


Palliser,  John.  Solitary  rambles  ...  in  the 
prairies.  9  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Vniv.  Mag.  v.  42, 
1853,  p.  47.) 

Bonner,  J.    Mighty  hunters.    3  pp.    {Harper's  Mag. 

V.  8,  1854,  p.  496.) 

Palliscr,  M.  A.  Mottoes  for  monuments. 
See  Palliser,  F.,  and  Palliser,  M.  A. 

Palloy,  Pierre  Francois.  Fournel,  V.  Me- 
dallions rSvolutionnaires.  Le  patriote  Palloy  et  les 
vainqueurs  de  la  Bastille,  d'aprSs  des  documents 
Inedits.  131  pp.  {Correspondant,  n.  8.  V.  76,  1878,  pp.  5, 
312;  V.  80,  1879,  pp.  144,  701,  1087.) 

Pallu,  Martin.  1661-1742.  Notice.  Sermons 
complets.  Meditations  pour  le  Careme  sur 
la  Passion.  Mysteres.  "  Panegyriques.  Su- 
jets  divers.  Paris,  1854.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J. 
P.,  Orat.  sacris,  v.  46.)  —3253 

Palm,  Hermann  (£^d.)  1816-85.  DerVeter 
buch,  nach  einer  Breslauer  handschrift 
herausg.  Stuttgart,  1863.  8°.  {Biblioth. 
lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  73.)  — 3115 

{Ed.)    Trauerspiele.     See  Gryphius,  A. 

Palm  trees.    Kerchove  de  Denterghem, 

O.  de.     Les  palmiers.     1878. 

Martius,  K.  F.  p.  von.    Historia  naturalis 

palmarum.     1823-50,  3  v. 

Palraetum  Orbignianum.     Descriptio 

palmarum  in  Paraguaria  et  Bolivia  crescen- 
tium.  1847.  (Orbigny,  A.  D.,  Voyage  dans 
VAmerique  meridionale,  v.  7,  pt.  3.) 

Wallace,   A.   R.      Palm    trees    of   the 

Amazon.     1853. 

— —  9I0I1I,  H.  von.  On  tlie  structure  of  the  palm-stem. 
92  i)p.  (Ray  Soc.  Reports  and  papers  on  botany,  1849,  p.  1.) 
— RaflTenean-Delile,  A.  Description  du  palmier 
doum  de  la  haute  Egypte,  ou  Cuclfora  Thebaica.  12 
pp.     (Deicript.  de  V Egypte,  v.  19,  p.  11.) 

Palllia,  Alonso  de.  Divina  retribucion  sobre 
la  caida  de  Espafia  en  tiempo  del  noble  rey 
Don  Juan  el  Primero.  Pub.  por  primera  vez 
la  Sociedad  de  bibliofilos  espaiioles.  Madrid, 
1879.    8°.        .  3525 

Palma,  Jacopo,  il  Vecchio.    Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C. 

In  his  Hist,  des  peintres:  Ecole  vfinlileune.  8  pp.— 
Rosenberg,  A.  Palma  Vecchio.  26  pp.  (Dohme.R., 
Kunst  und  kuensller,  v.  5.)— Vasari,  G.  Jacorao  Palma 
e  Lorenzo  Lotto.  17  pp.  ( Opere,  v.  5,  p.  243 ;  Vile  de' 
pitlori,  V.  10,  p.  27;  and  Lives  of  painters,  v.  3,  p.  374: 
Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 

Palma,  Jacopo,  ^7  Giovine.    Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C. 

In  Ms  Hist,  des  peintres  :  Ecole  vfinitienne.    8  pp. 

Palmer,  Rev.  Abram  Smythe.  Folk-etymol- 
ogy, a  dictionary  of  verbal  corruptions  or 
words  perverted  in  form  or  meaning,  by 
false  derivation  or  mistaken  analogy.  Lon- 
don, 1882.     8°.  1195 

Palmer,  Alfred  Neobard.  History  of  the 
parish  church  of  Wrexham.  Wrexham 
[1886].     8°.  —3265 

Palmer,  Alicia  Tindal.  Authentic  memoirs 
of  the  life  of  John  Sobieski,  King  of  Poland. 
Illustrative  of  the  inherent  errors  in  the 
former  constitution  of  that  kingdom.  Lon- 
don, 1815.     8°.  5873 

Danghterg  of  Isenberg:  a  Bavarian  romance. 

7  pp.     (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  4,  1810,  p.  CI.) 

Palmer,    Arthur.      Aristophanica.      3    pp. 

(Ilermalhena,  v.  2,  p.  228.)  — Conlectnnea.  12  pp. 
(Hermnlhena,  v.  1,  p.  881.)— Criticism  on  Mr.  Paley's 
Properiliis.  33  pp.  (Uennalkena,  v.  1,  p.  164.) — 
Propertlann.    3  pi).     {Ilermalhena,  v.  2,  p.  473.) 

{Ed.)     I\  Ovidii  Nasouis  Heroides  XIV. 

See  Ovidius  Naso,  P. 

and  £llis,  Robinson.     Scaliger's  Liber 

Cujaoianua  of  I'ropertlus,  Catullus,  etc.  35  pp.  {Her- 
mathena,  v.  2,  p.  124.) 


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PAOIER 


Palmer,  Charles  John.  1805-82.  Perlus- 
tration  of  Great  Yarmouth,  with  Gorleston 
and  Southdown.  Great  Yarmouth,  1872-75. 
3  V.  4°.  2552 

Palmer,  Edward  Henry.  1840-82.  The 
Caliph  Haroun  Alraschid  and  Saracen  civili- 
zation.    New  Y'ork.  1881.     16°.  5887 

Tlie  desert  of  the  Exodus,  journeys  on 

foot  in  the  wilderness  of  the  40  years'  wan- 
derings.    Cambridge,  1871.     2  v.  8°.        1494 

Simplified  grammar  of  Hindustani,  Per- 
sian, and  Arabic.  London,  1882.  12°. 
(Rost.  R.,  Truebner's  Coll.  of  simplified  gram- 
mars, \.l.)  —2147 

English-Gipsy  songs.    See  Leland,  C.  G,, 

Palmer,  E.  H.,  and  Tuckey,  J. 

Jerusalem,  the  city  of  Herod  and  Saladin. 

See  Besant,  W..  and  Palmer.  E.  H. 

(Ed.)  Truebner's Collection  of  simplified 

grammars.    See  Rost,  R. 

(Tr.)     Poetical    works    of    Beha-ed-Din 

Zoheir.  See  Beha-eddin,  Abu'l  Fadhl  Zoheir. 

(Tr.)     TheQur'an.    See  Mohammed. 

(Tr.)      Survey    of    western    Palestine. 

Arabic  and  English  name  lists  collected 
during  the  survey  by  Lieuts.  Conder  and 
Kitchener,  transliterated  and  explained. 
London,  1881.   4°.  [Palestine  Explor.  Fund.) 

1472 

Besant.  "W.     Life  and  achievements  of 

Edward  Henry  Palmer.*  1883. 

KicUoU,  Gr.   F.     Palmer's  work    as   an    oriental 

scbolar.  77  pp.  (Besant,  W.,  Life  .  .  .  of  E.  B.  Palmer, 
p.  331,  Appendix  1.)— Rampal  Singb  and  otbers. 
Tumulo  superaddlte  carmen.  18  pp.  (Besant,  W., 
Life  .  .  .of  E.  H.  Palmer,  p.  409,  Appendix  2.) 

and  Besant,  Walter  (Eds.)    Survey  of 

western  Palestine.  Memoirs  of  the  topog- 
raphy, orography,  hydrography,  and  archae- 
ology. See  Conder,  C.  E.,  and  Kitchener, 
H.  H. 

Palmer,  F.  P.  Song  of  a  pleasant  old  wood- 
man and  Ills  ■wile.  2  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  26, 
l»i5,  p.  729.) 

Palmer,  George  Herbert.     New  education. 

3  papers.     Boston,  1887.     12°.  —2387 

(Tr.)    The  Odyssey  of  Homer.    See  Ho- 

merus. 

See  also  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  54, 1884,  p.  559. 

Palmer,  H.  S.  The  ordnance  survey  of  the 
kingdom :  its  objects,  mode  of  execution, 
history,  and  present  condition.  London, 
1873.     8°.  —2434 

Palmer,  Henrietta.    1834—.    The  tragedies 

of  a  feathered  family,    i  pp.    (flarper'i  Mag.  v.  39, 

1R69,  p.  106.) 

Palmer,  Rev.  Herbert.  1601-47.  An  en- 
deavor of  making  the  principles  of  Christian 
religion  .  .  .  plain  and  easy.  London,  1644 
[repr.  1886J.  12°.  (With  Mitchell,  A.  F., 
Catechisms  of  the  2  reformation.)  — 2257 

Palmer,  J.  Tlie  familiar  astrologer ;  an 
easy  guide  to  fate,  destiny,  and  foreknowl- 
edge, as  well  as  to  the  secret  and  wonderful 
properties  of  nature.  By  Raphael  [pseud.] 
Tx)ndon,  1849.     8°.  —2475 

Palmer,  James  F.  (Ed.)  Works  of  John 
Hunter.     See  Hunter.  J. 

Palmer,    Rear-Admiral    James    Shedden. 

Ileadley,  J.  T.  In  his  Farragut  and  our  naval  com- 
manders, p.  50.3.    9  pp. 

Palmer,  John.  Impartial  account  of  the 
state  of  New  England  ;  or,  the  late  govern- 


ment there,  vindicated.  In  answer  to  the 
Declaration  which  the  faction  set  forth, 
when  thev  oveilurned  the  government. 
London.  1690  ;  repr.  1868.  sm.  4°.  (Whit- 
more,  W.  H.,  Aiidros  tracts,  v.  1:  Prince 
Soc. )  4625 

Palmer,  John.  Cook,  D.  "Joseph  Sur- 
face."   24  pp.    (Hours  with  the  players,  y.  I,  p.  139.) 

Palmer,  John  Williamson,  M.  D.     1825—. 

Aunt  Judy.  10  pp.  (Atlant.  MontUy,  v.  18^  1866,  p.  76.) 
—Miss  IVlmple's  boop.  27  pp.  {Allant.  Monthly, 
T.  2,  1858.  pp.  566,  689.)— "Strange  eountrles  for 

to  see."     12  pp.     (Atlant.  Monthly,  V.  i,lS5\},  p.  T23.) 

Palmer,  Joseph,  JT.  D.  1796-1871.  Necrol- 
ogy of  alumni  of  Harvard  College,  1851-52 
to  1862-63.    Boston,  1864.    8°.  3895 

Charles  Frederick  Adams ;    John  Frost.     5  pp. 

(New  Eng.  Hist.  Geueal.  Soc.  Man.  biog.  v.  3,  pp.  166,478.) 

Palmer,  Gen.  Joseph.     Biographical  sketch 

of.    23  pp.     (^Vfio  Englander,  v.  3, 1845,  p.  1.) 

Palmer,  Louise.     Cured.     7  pp.     (Harper''s 

Mag.  T.  24,  1862,  p.  467.)  —  Found  In  an  apron 
pocket.  10  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  21,  1860,  p.  -^47.) — 
Legend  of  San  Juan  de  Los  Lagos.  8  pp.  {Orerld. 
Montldy,  V.  3, 1869,  p.  509.)— I<ost  treasure  of  Mon- 
tezuma. 15  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly,  y.  7,  1871,  pp.  409, 
522.)— Philip  Raynor's  sacrifice.  8  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  26,  lb63,  p.  342.)— Tangled  threads.  3  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  24, 1862,  p.  392.)— A  Theory  vrorked 
out.    5  pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  26, 1863,  p.  822.) 

Palmer,  Peter  Sailly.  History  of  Lake 
Champlain.  from  its  first  exploration  by  the 
French  in  1609.  to  the  close  of  the  year  1814. 
Albany,  1866.     8°.  3566 

Palmer,    Ray,    D.  D.      1808-87.     War :    3 

sonueis.     1  p.    (Inlemat.  Rev.  v.  5,  1878,  p.  312.) 

Palmer,  Roundell,  1  Earl  of  Selbome.  1812—. 
Notes  on  some  passages  in  the  liturgical  his- 
torv  of  the  reformed  English  church.  Lon- 
don, 1878.     8°.  —1257 

Palmer,  Samuel.  St.  Pancras  ;  being  anti- 
quarian, topographical,  and  biographical 
memoranda,  relating  to  the  extensive  met- 
ropolitan parish  of  St.  Pancras.  Middlesex  : 
with  some  account  of  the  parish  from  its 
foundation.     London,  1870.     8°.  1534 

Palmer,  Shirley. M.  D.  Pentaglot  dictionary 
of  the  terms  employed  in  anatomy,  physi- 
ology, pathology ..  .   London,  1845.   8°.    1145 

Palmer,  Strange  M.     Western  Wisconsin 

In  1836.  11  pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  ColL  v.  6, 1872, 
p.  297.) 

Palmer^  Thomas  H.  (Ed.)  Historical  regis- 
ter of  the  United  States,  1812-14.  2  ed. 
Phila.  1814-16.     4  v.  8°.  4616 

Palmer.  J/rs.W.  H.    A  little  leaven.    12  pp. 

I  Harper's  Ma<j.  v.  36,  1868,  p.  337.) 

Palmier,  ^\  William.  Oirca  1803— .  Nar- 
rative of  events  connected  with  the  publi- 
cation of  the  Tracts  for  the  times.  With  an 
introduction  and  supplement  extending  to 
the  present  time.   London.  1883.   12°.  —1268 

Origines  liturgicae.  or  antiquities  of  the 

English  ritual,  and  a  dissertation  on  primi- 
tive liturgies.   4  ed.    London.  1845.    2  v.  8°. 

—1245 

Compendious  ecclesiastical  history.    46  pp. 

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PAPAL  STATES 


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ac  de  famlliarum  Eomanarum  liistorlis  a  Panvlnlo 
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StoU,  H.  W.    Panyasldls  Hallcarnassel  Heracleadls 

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Panzer,  Georg  Wolfgang  Franz.  1729-1804. 
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Panzer,  Georg  Wolfgang  Franz.  1755-1829. 
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Panzini,  Lionardo.  Vita  di  Pietro  Giannone. 

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Paolino,  St.,  Patriarch  of  Aquileja.  Circa 
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Contents.  Appendices  actorum  vetertim. — Epls- 
tola  ad  Carolum  Magnum  de  gestis  in  synodo  apud 
Altlnum  celebrata  anno  803.— CoiiciHum  Forojn- 

liensea  S.  Paulino  congregatum  sub  Leone  papa  III. 
— Llbellus  contra  Kllpandum,  decreto  concilli  Fran- 
cofordlensis  anno  794  missus  ad  provlncias  Hispanlae. 
—  £plstolarum  fragmenta.  —  Contra  Fellcem 
Vrgellitantim  librl  III,  qulbus  praemlttitur  eplstola 
Paulini  ad  Carolum  regem.— Eplstola  ad  Heistul- 
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Forojullensem Hymnl  -varil   et  rhylhml.— Ma- 

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Carmina.    26  pp.     (Duemmler,  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  aevi 

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Madrlslo,  G.  F.    Vita  Sancti  patris  nostrl  Paulini 

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Paolo  Romano.    Vasari,  G.    Paolo  Romano 

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Paolo  Yarnefrido,  of  Aquileja.  Circa 
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Contents.  Sanrtl  Arnolfi  eplscopl  vita  et  mlracula. 
—Carmina. — Homiliae  in  commune  sanctorum. 
— PasBlo  S.  Cyprlanl.  —  Kplstolae.  — Fabrlclus, 

J.  A.  Notitla  hiBtorlca.— Ilistoria  mlscclla,  ab  In- 
certo  auctore  cunsarcliiata  ...  —  Homillarns,  seu 
praestantlsslraorum  occleslae  patrum  sorinouos  sive 
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Metensi  clvltate  successerunt.- Mtiratorl,  L.  A.  Ad 
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Praefatio  in  hlstorlam  miscellam Homiliae  alterae 

ipstus  Paull  dlaconl. — Exposltlo  prologi  regulae 
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Sancti  Oregoril  Magnl  vita.   10  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P., 

Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  75,  p.  41.) — De  gestis  liangobardo- 
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634;  Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  1,  p.  395.)— Ex 
Supplemento  de  gestis  Langobardorum ;  Ex  Libello 
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Sermo  in  assumtione  B.  Mariae  Virginia ;  Homllla 
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'  de  episcopis  Mettenslbus.  2  pp.  (Bouquet,  M., 
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Romanorum  ad  Eutropll  hlstorlam  librl  additi. 
27  pp.  (Haurislus,  B.  C,  .Scrip*,  hist.  Rom.  v.  2,  p.  199.) 
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Mabillon,  J.      Vlndlciae  Vitae    Sancti  Gregorli, 

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Papal  conclaves.  On.    Cartwright,  W.  C. 

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Papal  conclaves  as  they  were  and  as  they 
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Papesse  Jeaniie.    Brunet,  P.  G.     —3297 

A'ee  aho  Joan,  Pope. 

Paphalgouiau  unkind  king.    11  pp. 

Sidney,  5ir  P.     (Hazlitt,  W.  C,  Shakesp.  libr.  v.  2,  p.  337.) 

Paphniltius,  St.,  Egyptian  Bp.      4  cent. 

Vita  S.  Ouuphril  eremltae,  interprete  anonymo.  6  pp. 
(iligne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v.  73,  p.  211.) 

Schmleder,  H.  E.    Papbnutius  of  Egypt.    3  pp. 

(Piper,  F.,  Leaders  of  ch.  universal,  v.  1,  p.  57.) 

Papi,  Lazzaro  ( Tr.)     1763-1834.     II  Paradiso 

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Papier  m^ch^.  Bielefeld,  C.  F.  On  the 
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Papiers  et  correspondance  de  la  fa- 
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Papiers  in^dits  trouves  chez  Robespierre, 
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par  Courtois :  precedes  du  rapport  de  ce 
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Papiers  sauy^s  des  Tnileries.  Vieu, 
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Papillon,  A.  F.  W.  Memoirs  of  Thomas 
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Papillon,  Marc  de.  Seigneur  de  Lasphrise. 
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Papillon,  Thomas.  1514-96.  Commentarii 
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Papillon,  Thomas.  Papillon,  A.  F.  W. 
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Papillon,  Rev.  Thomas  Leslie.  Manual  of 
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Papillon  de  la  Fert6,  Denis  Pierre  Jean. 

1727-94.  Extrait  sur  I'adminlstratlon  de  i'argenterle, 
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Papillon    du    Rivet,    Nicolas    Gabriel. 

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Papi llotos.  Las.     Jasmin.  J.    3  v.         2396 

Papiji,   Isaac.     Niceron,  J.   P.     Mem.   des 

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Dlrksen,  H.  E.    Ueber  die  scbriftstelleriscbe  be- 

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Papirius  Fregellanus,  Lucius.     B.  C.  2  ceiit. 

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Papon,  Auguste,  Marquis.  Lola  Montes : 
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Pappenheiui,   Alexander   von.      Pilger- 

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Papstwalilen,  Die.    ZoepfiFel,  R.       —3295 

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Papworth,  John  Buonarotti.  —1847.  Hints 
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Rural  residences,  consisting  of  a  series  of 

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Papworth,    John  Woody.      1820-70.     On 

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suinma  hinc  inde  diligentia  conquisitis.  Ge- 
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Contents.  Consllla  quaedam  utUla  aegrotls  non- 
nullls  a  Theophrasto  communicata,  v.  1. — Thesaurus 
thesaurorum  alchemlstarnm,  v.  2.  —  Fragmentl 
Itbrorum  anatomiae,  v.  2 — Do  anlmabus  homi- 
num  post  mortem  appareutlbu8,v.2.— Do  naturallbus 
aquts  llbrl  III-V,  v.  2.— Archldoxarum  Ubrl  X,  v. 

2 Archidoxls  maglca  llbrl  VII,  v.  2.— Artes  In- 

certae,  v.  2.— De  Invoutioue  artlum,  v.  2.— Astro- 
nonita  magna,  v.  2.— Expllcatio  totius  astrono- 
mlae,  v.  2.— Interprotatlo  alia  totius  astronomlae, 
V.  2.  —  Azoth,  slve  do  llguo  et  Uuoa  vltae,  v.  2.— 
De  balneis  naturallbus,  v.  2.  —  De  balnels 
piperlnis,  v.  2.— Bertheonea,  elve  chlrurgla  mi- 
nor, V.  3.  —  Do  caducls  Ubrl  II,  v.  1.  —  Chronlcl 
Cariuthiae  epitome,  v.  1.— Siatiium  Archlducatua 
Carynthil  eplsti.lH  ad  Thoophrastum.  v.  l.-Undoclm 
tractatus  slve  llbrl  auonyml  de  orlglne  causlsque, 
V.  1,— De  characteribus,  v.  2.— Chlrurgla  magna. 


V.  3 — Coelum  philosophornm,  sive  liber  vexatlo- 
num,  V.  2. —  Liber  IX  In  mediciuls  de  contractis 
membrls,  v.  1.  —  Practica  In  scientlam  dlvlua- 
tlonis,   V.   2.— Eplstola  ad  Erasmum   Roteroda- 

mum  et  hujus  ad  ilium  responslo,  v.  1. — De  geuera- 
tlone  rerum  senslbilium  In  ratioue,  v.  1.— Phl- 
losophiae  de  generationibus  elementornm  libri 

IV,  V.  2. — De  irlbus  prlmls  esseutUs  ex  quibus  gene- 
ratum  componltur,  v.  1.— DegradaUonlbus,  v.  2.— 
Herbarlus,  v.  2. —Expllcatio  I  sectionls  aphoris. 
Hippocratis,  nee  non  VI  prlmorum  secundae,  et  IX 
postremorum  IV  sectionls,  v.  1.  —  De  genoratioue 
homluls,  V.  2.— De  homnncnlis  et  monstris,  v.  2. — 
Prlores  V  tractatus,  nempe  de  hydropisi,  de  arldura, 
de  ictorltlis,  de  collca,  de  apoplexla  seu  paralysi,  alio 
modo  disposltl  et  doscriptl,  v.  1.— De  Icteiitlls  cum 
auctoris  aunotationlbus,  v.  1. — De  imaglnlbus,  v.  2. 
— Iiabyrinthus  medicorum  errantium,  cum  ad- 
moultione,  ut  medlclnam  ex  alils  librisquam  quos 
hacteuus  legerunt  addiscere  studeant,  v.  1. — Manuale 
de  lapldephilosophico  medlcinali,  v.  2.— Prac- 
tica particularls  de  lithiasi,  v.  1. — De  liinaticls,  v. 
2. — De  mala  et  bona  fortnua,  v.  2.  —  Fragnieuta 
varla  ad  medlclnam  physlcam  pertinentia,  v.  1. 
— Ratio  extrahendl  ex  omnibus  metallis  mercurlnm 
Paracelslca,  v.  2.— Do  metallorum  transubstantio- 
nlbus  et  coeraentls,  v.  2. — Fragmonta  meteorica,  v. 
2.— Liber  meteorum,  v.  2. — De  mlnerallbus,  v.  2. 
— De  preparatlonlbus  mlnerallnm  et  metallorum, 

V.  2. — De  morbis  ex  tartaro  orlundls  librl  II,  cum 
Ipslus  auctoris  expUcatloulbus,  v.  1.— Liber  VII  In 
medicinls  de  morbis  amentll  et  dlvldltur  In  duas 
methodos,  v.  1.— De  morbis  metalUcis  et  mineralibus, 
et  alUs  his  cognatis  libri  III,  v.  1.— De  morbis  tartarels, 
ubl  de  generatione  et  causls  tartarl  ejusdemque  cura- 
tlone,  V.  1. — Flgurae  theoreticae  unlversallum  mor- 
borum,  v.  1.— Liber  VI  in  medicinls  de  causls  raor- 
borum  tartareorum,  v.  1.— De  natura  rerum  Ubrl 
IX,  V.  2.— De  naturallbus  rebus  liber  I,  v.  2 — De 
nyinphls,sylphi8,  pygmaeis,  salamandrlset  caeterls 
spiritlbus,  v.  2.— De  obsessis  et  daemonlacls,  cum 
allegatlonibus  de  eodem  subjecto  ex  IV  evangellstls, 
V.  2.— De  occulta  phllosophla,  v.  2 — De  anatomla 
oculorum,  v.  1. — Paragranuni  In  quo  columnae 

IV,  ut  sunt  phllosophla,  astronomla,  alchymla  et  pro- 
prietatls  medlci,  quibus  suam  medlclnam  super  In- 
struxlt,  solide  descrlbuntur ;  Paragranum  alterum 
ejusdem  fere  tenoris,  sed  paulo  altius  dellneatum, 
lUustrlorbusque  declaratum  exemplls;  Fragmenta  ad 
paragranum  pertinentia,  v.  1. — Llbrl  XIV  paragra- 
phorum,  adiunctlo  Ipslus  auctoris  declarationlbus, 

V.  1.— Paramlrum  de  V  entlbus  omnium  onorborum, 
V.  1.— Paramlrum  allud,  quod  partlbus  V  absolvltur,  v. 
1.— Fragmentum  de  peste,  v.  1.— De  peste  llbellus 
prescrlptus  ad  clvltatem  Sterzlngensem,  v.  1.  —  De 
pestllltate  ;  hoc  est,  de  orlglne  et  generatione  pes- 
tis  et  ejus  cura  et  sanatione  accurata,  v.  1. — De  modo 
pharinacandi,  v.  1.— Qulnque  tractatus  alU  phl- 
losophlae,  v.  2.— Phllosophiae  ad  Athenlenses  llbrl 
III,  V.  2.— De  phlebotomla  tractatus  V :  De  purga- 
tlone  In  phlebotomla;  De  scarlflcatlone  In  phleboto- 
mla, V.  1.— De  podagrlcis  et  ejus  speclebus,  et  mor- 
bis annexls,  llbrl  aliquot,  v.  1.— De  arte  praesage,  v. 
2.— De  projectionibus,  v.  2.— De  gradlbus  et  com- 
posltlouibus  receptoruiu  ac  uaturallum  llbrl  VII,  v. 
2.— De  renovatlone  et  restauratlone,  v.  2.  —  Re- 
sponsiones  et  refutatlones  quorundam  suorum  ob- 
trectatorum  et  calumnlatorura,  v.  1.  —  De  sagls  et 
earum  operibus,  v.  2.— De  sanctorum  auctoritate, 
beneflcUs,  signls  et  blasphemils,  v.  2.— De  sanguine 
ultra  mortem,  v.  2.— De  tuudamento  sclentiarum 
sapleutlaeque,  v.  2.  —  Ars  siguatorla,  v.  2.— De 
natls  animallbus  ex  Sodoniia,  v.  2— De  somnils  et 
euntlbus  In  somno,  v.  2.— De  genoratioue  stultornm, 
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Paradise  of  Shedand.  an  oriental  legend. 

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Paradiso  perdnto.    Milton,  J.  1394 

Paradisus  aiuissns.  Milton.  J.  2  v.  1372 

Paradoxa.    See  Cicero,  M.  T. 

Paradoxes,  A  budget  of.     De  Morgan,  A. 

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Paradoxnrus.  Hodgson,  B.  H.  Descrip- 
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See  also  Abipones.— Parana.    Alto  Francia,  J. 
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Paralellogramniaton.        Wither,     G. 

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See  alto  Moon.— San. 

Parallel  history.  Prince.  P.  A.  3  v.  2454 
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CoiUenU. 
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Chartret.  Queues  de  B^tbune. 

Hues  de  la  Fert«. 

(Ed. )    Romans  de  Berte  aus  grans  pies, 

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(Ed. )    Romans  de  la  table  ronde  mis  en 

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and  others  (EJds.)   Romans  de  douze  pairs 

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2665 

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Paris,  Auguste  Joseph.  1826 — .  Histoire 
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Paris,  Francois  de.  Moxtgeron.  L.  B.  C.  de. 
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PAris,Ftce-^4miraZ  Francois  Edmond.  1806 — . 
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Paris,  Gaston  Bruno  Paulin.  1839—.  Etude 
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Histoire  poetique  de  Charlemagne.  Paris, 

1865.    r.  8°.  5823 


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Sur  un  episode  d'Almeri  de  Narbonne.    32  pp. 

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BIytliologie  allemande  dans  Glrard  de  Vienne.  5 
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{Ed.)    Chansons  du  XV  siecle,  accom- 

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{Ed.)    Deux  redactions  du  roman  des 

Sept  sages  de  Rome.  Paris,  1876.  8°.  {Soc. 
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Contents.  Miracle  de  I'abbeesse  grosse,  v.  1.— 
Miracle  de  Amis  et  Amllle,  v.  4.— Miracle  de  Bar- 
laam  et  Josaphat,  v.  3.— Miracle  de  Sainte  Bau- 
thench,  v.  6.— Miracle  de  Berthe,  v.  5.— Miracle  de 
un  chanoine  qui  se  maria,  v.  3.— Miracle  de  Saint 
Jehan  Crisosthomes,  v.l.-MlracIede  I'empereris 
de  Bomme,  v.  4.— Miracle  de  I'enfant  donn£  au 
diable,  v.  1.— Miracle  de  un  enfant  qne  Nostre 
Dame  resucita,  v.  2.— Miracle  de  I'evegque  &  qui 
Nostre  Dame  s'apparut,  v.  2.— Miracle  de  I'eves- 
que  qne  I'aicediacre  murlrit,  v.  1.— Miracle  de 
la  femme  du  roy  de  Portlgal,  v.  1.— Miracle  de 
uue  femme  que  Nostre  Dame  garda  d'estre 
arse,  v.  4.— Miracle  de  la  fllle  du  roy  de  Hongrie, 
V.  5.— Miracle  de  la  Marquise  de  la  Gaudine,  v.  2.— 
Miracle  de  Saint  Guillanme  du  desert,  v.  2.— 
Miracle  de  Saint  Ignace,  v.  4.— Miracle  de  Saint  Je- 
han le  Pauln,  hermlte,  v.  5.— Miracle  de  la  nativitfi 
nostre  seigneur  Jhesu  Crist,  v.  1.— Miracle  de  I'Em- 
pereur  Julien,  v.  2.— Miracle  do  un  marchant  et 
un  Juif,  V.  6.— Miracle  de  un  marchant  et  un 
larron,  v.  2.— Miracle  de  la  m^re  du  pape,  v.  2.— 
Miracle  de  la  noune  qui  laissa  son  abbaie,  v.  1. 
—Miracle  de  Oton,  roy  d'Espaigne,  v.  4.— Allracle 
de  Saint  Pauthaleon,  v.  3.— Miracle  de  un  pape 
qui  vendl  le  basme,  v.  1.— Miracle  de  un  parois- 
sain  esconmeni^,  v.  3.  —  Miracle  de  Pierre  le 
change ur,  v.  6.— Miracle  de  un  prevost  que  Nos- 
tre Dame  dellvra,  v.  2.— Miracle  de  Robert  le 
Dyable,  v.  6.— Miracle  de  Theodore,  v.  3.— Miracle 
du  roy  Thierry,  v.  5.— Miracle  de  Saint  Valentin, 
V.  4. 

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Untersuchungen  ueber  die  verfas- 

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Paris,  Godefroy  de.    See  Godefroy  de  Paris. 

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France,  sur  les  antiquites  gallo-romaines,  d6couvertes 
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A.  J.  V.  Recherches  sur  la  Grande  Confrerle  Notre- 
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{Rev.  archiol.  1854,  p.  303.)— Petit  de  Jullevllle,(— ). 
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Paris,  Architecture. 

Daly,  C.  D.  Architecture  privee  au  XIX 
siecle  sous  Napoleon  III.  Nouvelles  maisons 
de  Paris.    1864,  3  v. 

Calonne,  A.  de.      Architecture  dans  P.     61  pp. 

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{Rev.  archiol.  1S51,  p.  577.) 

Paris,  BiUiograpluj. 

GRESVi^ELL,  W.  p.     Annals  of  Parisian 

typography.     1818. 
Viev^  of  the  early  Parisian  Greek  press. 

1833, 2  V. 

Lacombe,   p.     Bibliographie  parisienne. 

Tableaux  de  moeurs  (1600-1880),  avec  une 
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See  also  Estienne  family.— Groller,  J. 

Paris,  BHdges. 

Berty,  A.  Recherches  sur  les  anciens  ponta  de 
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(Bihliolh.  Ecnle  d.  Charles,  v.  7,  1845,  p.  32.)  —  Hlon- 
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Paris,  Buildings. 

See  witli  Moituiuents. 

Paris,  Charities. 

Evans,  T.  W.  History  of  the  American 
ambulance  established  in  Paris  during  the 
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Valdeuche,    ( — ).      Code    administratif 

des  hospitaux  civils,  hospices,  et  secours  a 
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•^—  Carr,  T.  Pietas  Paiisiensia.  66  pp.  (  With  Amyde- 
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Fonudliug  bospitalg  of  P.  4  pp.  {Harper'i  Mag. 
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Nicola8.  6  pp.  {Correspondant,  v.  27,  1851,  p.  364.)— 
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See  also  forward  Poor. 

Paris,  Churches. 

Brewer,  J.  N.  Pantheon  of  P.  4  pp.  (In  his 
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(Rev.  archiol.  1850,  p.  169.)— Quicherat,  J.  Lea  3  Saint- 
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214,  276.1— Notice  sur  I'^glise  Saint-Laurent.  16  pp. 
(Rev.  archiol.  v.  4,  1847,  p.  670.)— Restauration  de  I'^gllse 
de  Saint-Germain-i'Auxerrois,  Ji  P.  3  pp.  {Rev.  archiol. 
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See  also  Notre  Dame  de  Parla. 

Paris,  Commune. 

See  with  History. 

Paris,  Crime. 

See  with  Police. 

Paris,  Education. 

Launoi,  J.  de.  Regii  Navarrae  gymnasii 
Parisiensis  historia.  1733.  (Opera  omnia, 
V.  4,  pt.  1.) 

MiCHAUD,  E.    Guillaume  de  Champeaux 

et  les  ecoles  de  Paris.     1867. 

Du  Camp,  M.    Les  6coles  k  P.    40  pp.     (Rev.  d. 

deux  mondes,  1873,  2  per.  v.  103,  p.  790.)— Ecole  6gyp- 
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8  pp.  (Rev.  archiol.  n.  s.  v.  11,  1865,  p.  519.)— Sfatuta 
academlae  Parisiensis.  3  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d", 
Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  735.)— Student  life  in  P.  6  pp. 
{Harper's  Mag.  v.  3,  1851,  p.  373;  v.  9,  1854,  p.  671.) 

See  also  Sorbonne.— TJuiversity  of  Paris. 

Paris,  Finance. 

Bailleux  de  Marisy,  A.  Finances  de  la  ville  de 
P.  30  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deaz  mondes,  1871,  2  p6r.  v.  95,  p. 
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See  also  Banqne  de  France. 

Paris,  Fine  arts. 

Bacon.  H.   Parisian  art  and  artists.   1883. 

Du  SOMMERARD,  E.     Musee  des  Thermes 

et  de  THotel  de  Cluny.  Catalogue  et  de- 
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moyen  age.  et  de  la  renaissance  exposes  au 
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Heine.  C.  J.  H.   Kunstberichte  aus  Paris. 

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Bacon,    H.     Glimpses   of    Parisian   art.     32    pp. 

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n.  s.  V.  1, 1867,  pp.  517,  678.>— Parallel  betfveen  the 
collections  of  science  and  art  in  London  and  in 
P.  12  pp.  (Eraser's  J/ag.  V.  29, 1844,  p.  261.)— Timbal, 
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See  also  France,  Fine  arts. — lioavre. 

Paris,  Fortifications. 

Arago,  D.  F.  .1.  Les  fortiflcatlons.  206  pp.  {(Euvret 
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V.  3,  p.  73.)— Fortifications  of  P.  29  pp.  {Quart. 
Rev.  V.  78,  1846,  p.  269.)  —  Fortifications  of  P. 
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Paris,  Gardens. 

See  with  Paries. 

Paris,  History. 

Arago,  J.  E.  V 
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Campardon,  E.    Le  tribunal  revolution- 

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Chereau,  a.    Les  ordonnances  faictes  et 

pub.  a  son  de  tronipe  par  les  carrefours  de 
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Daub  AN,  C.  A.     La  demagogie  en  1793  d 

Paris.     1868. 

Desmaze.  C.     Bailliage  du  Palais  Royal 

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Du  Camp,  M.     Les  convulsions  de  Paris. 

1879-80,  4  V. 

DuLAURE.  J.  A.   Histoire  physique,  civile, 

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Histoire  physique,  civile,  et  morale 

des  environs  de  Paris.     1838.  6  v. 

DuSAULX,  J.     Sur  le  14  Juillet;  de  Tin- 

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Extraits  des  registres  du  bureau  de  I'Ho- 

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Gabourd,  a.     Histoire  de  Paris.     1863- 

65,  5  V. 


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Histoire  generale  de  Paris.   1866-75, 16  v. 

Hugo,V.  M.    Histoire  d'un  crime.    1877- 

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Jackson,  Lady  C.  C.   Old  Paris ;  its  court 

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Lacombe,  F.     Histoire  de  la  bourgeoisie 

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Le  Masson,  J.  B.     Calendrier  des  con- 

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Le  Roux  de  Lincy,  A.  J.  V.,  and  Tis- 

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V.  47, 1871,  p.  985.)— Clnseret, G.  P.  Behind  the  scenes 
at  the  Commune.  20  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  6, 1872, 
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Commune.  65  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  14, 1873,  pp.  1, 
213,  351.)— The  Paris  Commune  of  1871 ;  Its  origin, 
legitimacy,  tendency,  and  aim.  25  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag. 
n.  s.  V.  7, 1873,  p.  360.)— Commune  and  tbe  Inter- 
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pondant,  n.  s.  v.  64,  1875,  p.  589.)— Desmonllns,  A. 
The  Paris  workmen  and  the  Commune.  12  pp.  [Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  8.  V.  10, 1871,  p.  308.)— Du  Camp,  M.  Banque 
de  France  sous  la  Commune.  140  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1878,  3  p6r.  v.  27,  pp.  286,  527,  831 ;  v.  28,  p.  112.) 
—La  Commune  k  I'Hotel  de  Ville.  223  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1879,  v.  33,  pp.  312,  533,  806 ;  v.  34,  pp.  5, 334, 542  ; 
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72  pp.  (Bev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1878,  3  p6r.  v.  26,  pp.  99, 241.) 
— ^PrlsonB  de  P.  sous  la  Commune.  224  pp.  [Rev.  d. 
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la  Commune.  51  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1878,  3  p4r. 
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— Fengire,  G.  La  pers^ution  religleuse  sous  la 
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PARIS,  Numismatics 


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(Fraser's  Nag.  n.  8.  v.  i,  1871,  p.  115.)— Harrison,  F. 
I'all  of  the  Commune.     27  pp.     [Fortn.  Ren.  n.  8.  v.  10, 

1871,  p.  129.)— Revolution  of  the  Commune.  23  pp. 
{Fortn.  Rev.  n.  8.  v.  9,  1871,  p.  556.)— Hill,  A.  8.  Causes 
of  the  Commune.  20  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  116, 1873,  p. 
90.)— History  of  the  Commiine  of  P.  19  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  110,  1871,  p.  118.)  —  King,  E. 
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66  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  S.  v.  47,  1871,  p.  1113;  v.  48, 
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1872,  2  per.  V.  99,  p.  66.)— Mazzinl,  G.  The  Commune 
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{Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  5, 1872,  p.  477.)— Pressensfe,  E.  de. 
Le  18  Mars.  28  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1871,  2  p6r. 
V.  93,  p.  561.)— Sandwith,  H.  Earl  Russell,  the  Com- 
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1871,  p.  35.)— S*guln,  L.  The  ministry  of  war  under 
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Paris,  Industries  and  trades. 

BoiLEAU,  E.  Les  metiers  et  corporations 
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Deppinq,  G.  B.     Reglemens  sur  les  arts 

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Desmaze,  C.    Les  metiers  de  Paris  d'aprds 

les  ordonnances  du  Chatelet  avec  les  sceaux 
des  artisans.     1874. 

Fagniez,  G.     Etudes  sur  1 'Industrie  et 

la  classe  industrielle  a  Paris  au  XIII  et  au 
XIV  siecle.  1877.  {Biblioth.  de  Vecole  des 
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Bartli^lemy,  A.  J.  B.  A.  de.    Note  sur  les  bour- 

slers  de  P.  et  leurs  mSreaux.  6  pp.  (Soc.  antlq.  de 
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2  p6r.  v.  55,  p.  1033.)— Le  Ronx  de  Llncy,  A.  J.  V. 
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Paris,  Libraries. 

Baudrillart,  H.  J.  L.  Pertes  6prouv§e8 
par    les  bibliotheques  publiques   de   Paris 


pendant  le  siege  par  les  Prussiens  en  1870. 
1872. 

Franklin,  A.  L.  A.  Les  anciennes  bib- 
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Laborde,  L.  E.  S.  J.,  Marquis  de.     De 

I'organisation  des  bibliotheques  dans  Paris. 
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TISSERAND,   L.   M.     La  premiere  biblio- 

theque  de  I'Hotel  de  Ville  de  Paris  (1760-97). 
1873.     [Hist.  gen.  de  Paris.) 

Public  libraries  in  London  and  P.    43  pp. 

{Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  6,  1847,  p.  72.) 

See  also  Paris.   Blblioth^que  (Royale,  Imp6rlale) 
Natlonale. 

Paris,  Monuments,  buildings,  etc. 

Lebas,  J.  B.  A.  L'obelisque  de  Luxor. 
Histoire  de  sa  translation  a  Paris.     1839. 

Le  Roux  de  Lincy,  A.  J.  V.     Histoire  de 

THotel  de  Ville.     1846. 

Saint  HiL aire,  E.  M.     Histoire  anecdo- 

tique  et  pittoresque  des  habitations  Napole- 
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Vatout,  J.     Histoire  du   Palais  Royal. 

1830. 

Clieronnet,  D.  J.  F.    L'hotel  de  Coligny.    5  pp. 

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monuments  du  nouveau  P.  41  pp.  {Correspondant, 
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4  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  9,  1854,  p.  643.) — Histoire  de 
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de  liincy,  A.  J.  V.  Recherches  sur  les  propri^talres 
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Cluny  (aujourd'hul  Mus^e  des  monuments  fran?als) 
dans  I'intervale  des  anuses  1218  k  1600.  40  pp.  (Soc. 
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Troche,  N.  M.  Hotel  du  Chevalier  du  Guet.  11  pp. 
(Rev.  archiol.  1850,  p.  13.)— Notice  hlstorlque  sur  I'an- 
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1848,  p.  8-2.)- Notice  hlstorlque  sur  l'hotel  de  Sens.  18 
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hotel  de  Ponthleu.  16  pp.  {Rev.  archiol.  1851,  p.  589.) 
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Paris,  Music. 

Blaze,  F.  H.  J.,  dit  Castil-Blaze.  The- 
atres lyriques  de  Paris.  Recueil  de  musique 
de  1100  a  1855.     n.  d. 

Elw^art,  a.     Histoire  de  la  Societe  des 

concerts  du  Conservatoire  imperial  de  mu- 
sique.    1864. 

Histoire  des  concerts    populaires  de 

musique  classique  .  .  .     1864. 

Heine, C.  J.  H.    KunstberlchteausP.:  muslkallsche 

berlchte.  128  pp.  (Saenimf.ioerfce,  v.ll,  p.  309.)— Indy, 
W.  d'.  Revue  muslcale;  Faust  k  rop6ra.  Rienzl. 
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Paris,  Numismatics. 

Forgeais,  a.  Numismatique  des  corpo- 
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Or^sy,  E.    Notice  sur  quelques  euselgnos  et  m6- 

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(Soc.  antlq.  de  France,  Mim.  v.  2S,  1862,  p.  117.)— 
Rouyer,  J.  Jetons  munlclpaux  de  la  vUlo  de  P.  au 
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PARIS,  Parks  and  gardens 


3333 


PARIS,  Social  life 


Paris,  Parks  and  gardens. 

Alphand.  J.  C.  A.  Les  promenades  de 
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DcMOXTEiL.  F.     Jardin  d'Acclimatation. 

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Jardin  d'Acclimatation.  Vues  et  descrip- 
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Robinson,  W.    Parks,  promenades,  and 

gardens  of  Paris.     1869. 

Calonne,  A.  de.    Transformations  de  P.    Jardlns 

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pondant,  v.  66,  1865,  p.  984.  >— History  ol  the  Garden  of 
Plants.  27  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  14, 1823,  pp.  121, 
577.)— Revery  la  the  Garden  of  Plants.  5  pp.  [Black- 
uxxjd'j  Mag.  v.  9,  1821,  p.  17.)— Fate  of  the  "Jardin 
d'Acclinxatattou "  during  the  late  sieges  of  P. 
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Paris,  Parliament. 

Voltaire.  F.  M.  A.  de.  Histoire  du  Par- 
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Anbert,  F.    Les  huisslers  du  Parlement  de  P.    24 

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latit  h,  quelques  points  de  la  coutume  de  P.  et  de  la 
jurisprudence  du  Parlement  an  14  sldcle.  39  pp. 
(Biblioth.  Ecole  d.  CharUt,  v.  6, 1844,  p.396.)— Bontarlc, 
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1864,  pp.  51,  92;  With  Mem.  v.  28,  1865.)— Diderot,  D. 
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seme  dans  P.  par  le  Chevalier  de  La  Valette,  tendant 
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Copie  du  2  billet.  14  pp.  (Lafaist,  L.,  Archir.  de  I'hist. 
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sur  les  registres  MSS  du  Parlement  de  P.  31  pp.  (See. 
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Paris,  Police  and  crime. 

Claude,  ( — ).  Memoires  de  M.  Claude, 
chef  de  la  police  de  surete  sous  le  2  Empire. 
1881-82,  5  V. 

Lecour,  C.  J.    La  prostitution  a  Paris  et 

a  Londres,  1789-1871.     1872. 

Parent-Duchatelet,  a.  J.  B.     De  la 

prostitution  dans  la  ville  de  Paris.    1857, 2  v. 

Pecchet,  J.    Memoires  tires  des  archives 

de  la  police  de  Paris.    1838,  6  v, 

ViDOCQ.  E.  F.  Memoirs,  written  by  him- 
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Les  voleurs.     1837,  2  v. 

Berthand,  M.    Police  munlcipale  de  P.    31  pp. 

(Kec.  contemp.  1858,  v.  3,  p.  88.)— Byrne,  Mrs.  W.  P. 
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pp.  (Portn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  33,  1883,  p.  305.)— Meason,  M. 
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prevost  de  P.  .  .  .  contre  les  fllles  debauchees, 
vagabonds,  et  autres  gens  de  mauvaise  vie.  3  pp. 
(Lafaist,  L.,  Arehiv.  de  Vkitt.  de  Prance,  2  s.  v.  2,  p.  53.)— 
Ordre  et  police  que  le  roy  entend  estre  dor6navant 
garde  et  observe  en  sa  vlUe  de  P.,  pour  la  seurete  et 
conservation  d'lcelle.  5  pp.  (Lafaist,  L.,  Arehiv.  de 
I'hint.  de  Prance,  1  s.  v.  6,  p.  351.)— Police  of  P.  14  pp. 
(Dublin  Unit.  Mag.  v.  80,  1872,  p.  194.;— Rapports  de 
police  snr  les  femmes  galantes  de  P.,  1759-62. 
39  pp.  (Rev.  retrospect.  2  s.  v.  3,  1835,  p.  437 ;  v.  6,  1836, 
p.  4.S.)— Vivien,  A.  F.  A.  Etudes  administratives.  La 
prefecture  de  police.  38  pp.  [Ree,  d.deuxmonde*.  1842, 
4  s.  V.  32,  p.  790.) 

See  also  forward  Prisons. 

Paris,  Poor. 

Du  Camp,  M.    L'lndigence  k  P.  et  I'assistance 
publique.    37   pp.    (Ree.  d.  deux  mondes,  1870,  2  per.  v. 
PAJIX  IY.— 84. 


87,  p.  910.)— La  mendicite  i.  P.    38  pp.    {Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1870,  2  p6r.  v.  87,  p.  175.)— Ralston,  W.  R.  S. 
The  poor  of  P.    12  pp.    (  Cuntemp.  Rev.  v.  8, 1863,  p.  234.) 
See  also  back  Charities. 

Paris,  Population. 

Baude,  J.  J.  La  population  de  P.  11  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1847,  n.  8.  v.  20,  p.  729.)— Cochin,  A. 
Paris,  sa  population,  son  Industrie.  51  pp.  {Corres- 
pondant,  v.  62, 1864,  p.  189.)— Cochnt,  A.  Mouvement 
de  la  population  de  P.  19  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1845,  n.  s.  y.  9,  p.  718.)— Snessmilch,  J.  P.  Essai 
dans  lequel  on  se  propose  de  determiner  le  nombre 
des  babitans  de  Londres  et  de  P.  11  pp.  (Berlin 
Akad.  wissens.  M£in.  1759,  p.  453.) 

See  also  France,  Census. 

Paris,  Prisons. 

Du  Camp,  M.  Prisons  de  P.  37  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1869,  2  per.  t.  83,  p.  598.)— Prisons  de  P.  sous  la 
Commune.  224  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1877,  3  per. 
V.  21,  pp.  5,  513;  V.  22,  pp.  33,  553;  v.  23,  pp.  5,  520.)— 
Grandpr^,  (— ).  Rapport  sur  I'etat  des  prisons  de 
la  Conciergerie,  1793.  5  pp.  {Rev.  ritrospect.  2  s.  v.  3, 
1835,  p.  316.) — Jarves,  J.  J.  Prisons  and  prisoners  of 
P.  14  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  7,  1853,  p.  599.)— Mira- 
bean,  H.  G.  de  R.,  Comte  de.  Observations  sur  BicStre. 
63  pp.  {CEuvres,  v.  9,  p.  239.)— Old  prisons  of  P. 
and  their  inmates.  20  pp.  (Dublin  i'nic.  Mag.  v.  75, 
1870,  p.  597;  v.  76,1870,  p.  21.)— Prison  scene  during 
the  Reign  of  Terror.  6  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  5, 
1852,  p.  82.)— Prisons  of  P.  11  pp.  {Dublin  ITniv. 
Mag.  v.  80, 1872,  p.  617.)— Trio  of  Parisian  prisons. 
13  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  74,  1869,  p.  468.) 

See  also  Bastile. 

Paris,  Public  works. 

DuMONT,  F.  M.  A.,  and  Richard,  L. 
Etudes  sur  le  pro  jet  d'un  canal  maritime  de 
Paris  a  la  mer.     1869.  2  v. 

Cochin,  A.    La  ville  de  P.  et  le  Corps  legislatif. 

43  pp.  (Correspondanl,  n.  s.  v.  41,  1369,  p.  485.)— Lan- 
f  on,  B.  Travaux  publics  dans  P.  28  pp.  {Rev.  con- 
temp.  1861,  V.  4,  p.  85.)— Public  ^vorks  and  im- 
provements of  P.  16  pp.  ( Quart.  Rev.  v.  99,  1856, 
p.  200.) 

See  also  under  Architecture. — Bridges. — Blonn- 
ments,  buildings,  etc. — Parks  and  gardens.— 
Sewers.— Streets. — Water  supply. 

Paris,  Sewers. 

Plan  general  des  egouts  de  la  ville  de 
Paris.     1867. 

Du  Camp,  M.    Les  egouts  de  P.    30  pp.    (Rev.  d. 

deux  mondes,  1873,  2  p6r.  v.  106,  p.  5.) 

Paris,  Slang. 

Barrere,  a.  Argot  and  slang  .  .  .  used 
in  the  high  and  low  life  of  old  and  new 
Paris.     1887. 

Larchey.  L.     Dictionnaire  . . .  de  1 'argot 

parisien.     1872. 

NiSARD,  M.  E.  C.    De  quelques  Parisian- 

ismes  popul  aires.    1876. 

Etude    sur   la  langage  populaire  ou 

patois  de  Paris.     1872. 

ViDOCQ,  E.  F.     Les  voleurs,  physiologie 

de  leurs  moeurs  et  de  leur  langage.  1837, 
2  V. 

Paris,  Social  life, 

DuQAS   DE   Bois -Saint -Just,  J.  L.  M. 

Paris,  Versailles,   et    les  provinces,   au  18 

si^le.     [Anan.]     1817,  3  v. 
H AUSSON VILLE, G.  P.  O.  de  C. ,  Vicomte  de. 

L'enfance  a  Paris.     1879. 

Note. — Also  in  Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1876,  3  p6r.  v.  17, 
18  ;  1877,  v.  20  ;  1878,  v.  27  ;  1879,  v.  31,  32. 

HOUSSAYE,  A.     Life  in  Paris.     1875. 

JuNOT,  L.  P.,  Duchesse  d''Abrantis.    His- 
toire des  salons  de  Paris.     1837-38.  6  v. 

Bandeau,  N.     Chronlque  secrfite  de  P.  sous  le 

rfegne  de  Louis  XVI,  1774.  lU  pp.  (Rev.  ritrospect.  v.  3, 
18:54,  pp.  29,  262,375.)— Du  Boeufgras.  4  pp.  (Leber, 
J.  M.  C,  IHssert.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  9,  p.  186.)— 
Chronlque  de  P.  17  pp.  [Praser's  Mag.  v.  42, 1860, 
p.  663;  V.  43,  1851,  p.  682.,— Crallt,  Mrs.  D.  M.  A  city 
at  play;  First  Sunday  of  Lent.  16  pp.  (Macmillan's 
Mag.  V.  18. 1868,  pp.  40, 176.)— P«tes  of  July.    12  pp. 


PARIS,  Social  life 


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(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  20, 1839,  p.  348.)— Gibbons,  P.  E.  The 
citizen  or  P.  7  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  \.  b9,lSV3,  p.  111.)— 
Guruey,  A.  Parisian  manners.  7  pp.  (Macmillan's 
Mag.  y.  14,  1866,  p.  142.)— Hay  ward,  A.  Parisian 
morals  and  manners.  60  pp.  (Biog.  and  cril.  essays,  v. 
2,  p.  151 ;  and  Edin.  Rev.  v.  78,  1843,  p.  114.)— Jarves, 
J.  J.  Life  in  P.  50  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  5,  1852,  p. 
748;  V.  6,  1853,  pp.  195,  488;  v.  7,  1853,  p.  38;  v.  8,  1854, 
p.  305.)— MIcbel,  L.  C.  L'enlant  du  peuple  de  P.  43 
pp.  (Correspondant,v.  63,  1864,  p.  90.)— Mollnarl,  G. 
de.  Les  clubs  pendant  le  sl6ge  de  P.  14  pp.  (Kev.d. 
deux  mondes,  1810,  2  p6r.  v.  90,  p.  528.)— Morning  lu 
the  Tuileries  «  the  bud,  the  blossom.  12  pp.  (Mac- 
millan's Mag.  V.  25,  1872,  p.  103.) —  Osborne,  J.  D. 
Oddities  of  P.  7  pp.  {Scribner's  Mnnthly,  v.  19,  1880,  p. 
296.)— Outdoor  spectacles  of  old  P.  17  pp.  (Dub- 
lin Univ.  Mag.  v.  67,  1866,  p.  123.)— Paris  gossip.  3 
pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  49,  1854,  p.  195.) — Paris  pas- 
times for  the  month  of  May.  7  pp.  {Fraser's 
Mag.  V.  19,  1839,  p.  710.)— Parisian  eccentrics.  14 
pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  72,  1868,  p.  603.)— Parisian 
saloons.  6  pp.  {Dem.  Rev.  v.  29,  18.51,  p.  400.)— Put- 
nam, M.  C.  The  ciuhs  of  P.  4  pp.  (Scrilmer's  Monthly, 
V.  3,  1872,  p.  10.5.)— Retrospective  gleanings.  22 
pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  31,  1845,  p.  57  ;  v.  34,  1846,  p.  467.) 
—Salons.  20  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  73,  1866,  p.  610.)— 
Salons  de  P.  17  pp.  (^i/ani.  Ji/on/Wj/,  v.  2, 1858,  p.  341.) 
—Student  life  in  P.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  \.  StlSSl, 
p.  373;  V.  9,  1864,  p.  671.)- Witt,  M.  de.  A  French 
lady  in  the  Tuileries.  5  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  25, 
1872,  p.  295.) 

See alsoforwardStreeta, — Theatres.  Also  France, 
Court  and  courtiers.  National  and  social  character  of  the 
people. 

Paris,  Streets. 

FOTJENIER,  E.  Chroniques  et  legendes 
des  rues  de  Paris.     1864. 

Feanklin,  a.  L.   a.      Estat,    noms,   et 

nombre  de  toutes  les  rues  de  Paris  en  1636. 
1873. 

Les  rues  et  les  oris  de  Paris  au  XIII 

si^cle.     1874. 

• Berty,  A.    Les  rues  de  I'ancien  P.    20  pp.    [Rev. 

archM.  1857,  p.  257.)— Caloune,  A.  de.  Transforma- 
tions de  P.  Rues  nouvelles  et  maisous  neu  vea.  25  pp. 
(Rev.  conlemp.  1866,  v.  2,  p.  134.)— Chronicles  of  P.  % 
the  rue  St.  Denis.  13  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  54,  1843, 
p.  525.)— Merivale,  H.  Streets  of  P.  In  the  17  century. 
57  pp.  {Hist,  studies,  p.  229.)— Pinard,  T.  La  rue  des 
Deux-Ermites,  &  P.  4  pp.  {Rev.  archM.  1848,  p.  155.)— 
^ulcherat,  J.  Larue  et  le  chateau  Hautefeuille  k 
P.  36  pp.  (Soc.  antlq.  de  France,  Mfm.  v.  42,1881,  p. 
9.)— Street  scenes  of  the  French  usurpation. 
i  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  4, 1852,  p.  399.)— Streets  of  P. 
28  pp.  {Edin.  Rev.  v.  85,  1847,  p.  72.)— Streets  of  P. 
and  their  traditions.  14  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. -v. 
67, 1866,  p.  483.)— Villeneuve,  G.  de  la.  Crleries  de 
P.  12  pp.  (Crapelet,  G.  A.,  Proverbes  et  dictons  pop. 
p.  135.) 

Paris,  Theatres. 

Blaze,  F.  H.  J.,  dit  Castil-Blaze.  The- 
atres lyriques  de  Paris.  L'Academie  inipe- 
riale  de  musique.     1855,  2  v. 

Theatres  lyriques  de  Paris.     Recueil 

de  musique  de  1100  a  1855.     n.  d. 

• Truinet,  C.  L.  E.  (Nuitter,  pseud.)    Nou- 

vel  opera.     1875. 

—  Beslay,F.  LeNouvel  opSra.  20  pp.  (Correspondant, 
V.  62, 1864,  p.  789.)— Calonne,  A.  de.  Nouveau  thfiatre 
pour  rop6ra  k  P.  70  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1861,  v.  1,  pp. 
295,  477.)— Nast,  G.  Lo  Nouvel  op6ra.  41pp.  {Cones- 
pondant,  n.  s.  v.  42,  1869,  pp.  687,  873.)— Sarccy,  F. 
The  Palais-Royal  theatre.  17  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
V.  8, 1880,  p.  140.)— Schwab,  F.  A.  A  temple  of  song. 
12  pp.     (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  10, 1875,  p.  9.) 

See  also  Drama,  Art,  criticism,  history.    French. 

Paris,  Trades. 

See  with  Industries. 

Paris,  Water  supply. 

Plan  general  des  conduites  d'eaux  de  la 
ville  de  Paris.     1867. 

—  Dn  Camp,  M.  Le  service  des  eaux  k  P.  34  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1873, 2  p6r.v.  106,  p.  276.)— EIrnouf, 
A.  A.,  Baron.  Question  des  eaux  de  P.  'ii  pp.  (Rev. 
cvnUmp.  1861,  v.  6.  p.  660.) 


Paris.  Academie  celtique.  See  Academie 
celtique. 

Paris.  Bibliotli^que  (Royale,Imperiale) 
Nationale.  Bulletin  mensuel  des  recentes 
publications  frangaises,  1882,  '83,  '86.  Paris, 
1882-86.     3  V.  8°.  L.75 

Departement  des  Imprimes.     Catalogue 

de  I'histoire  de  France.  Paris,  1855-79.  11 
V.  4°.  W.82 

Departement  des  MSS.      Catalogue  des 

MSS  frangais.   Paris,  1868-74.    2  v.  4°.   W.81 

Delisle,  L.  V.    Le  cabinet  des  MSS  de 

la  Bibliotheque  Imperiale,  Nationale.  1868- 
74,  2  V.     (Hist.  gen.  de  Faris.) 

Derenbourg,    J.,  Zotenberg,   H.,   and 

others.  Catalogue  des  MSS  hebreux  et 
samaritains  de  la  Bibliotheque  Imperiale. 
[1866.] 

Franklin,  A.  L.  A.     Precis  de  I'histoire 

de  la  Bibliotheque  du  roi.     1875. 

Institut  de  France.     Notices  et  extraits 

des  MSS  de  la  Bibliotheque  du  roi.  1787- 
1885,  32  V.  in  38. 

MONTREUIL,  T.  La  Bibliotheque  Natio- 
nale, son  origine,  etc.     1878. 

Morel-Fatio,  a.       Catalogue  des  MSS 

espagnols  de  la  Bibliotheque  Nationale. 
[1881.] 

Paris,  A.  P.  MSS  frangois  de  la  Bib- 
liotheque du  roi.     1836-48,  7  v. 

Zotenberg,  H.    Catalogue  des  MSS  ethi- 

opiens  (gheez  et  amharique)  de  la  Biblio- 
theque Nationale.     [1877.] 

Catalogue  des  MSS  syriaques  et  sa- 

beens  (mandaiites)  de  la  Bibliotheque  Natio- 
nale.    [1874.] 

Delisle,  L.  V.     Anclennes  traductions  frau^alses 

de  la  Consolation  de  Boece  conservees  k  la  Biblio- 
theque Nationale.  28  pp.   (Biblioth.  Ecoled.  Charles,  \.3i, 

1873,  p.  5.)— Bibliotheque  Nationale  en  1875.  50  pp. 
{Bibliolh.  Ecoled.  C/ta?«e«,v.  37,1876,  p.  62.)— Bibllothfeque 
Nationale  en  1876.  64  pp.  (Bibliolh.  Ecole  d.  Charles,  v. 
38, 1877,  p.  192.)— Etat  des  MSS  latins  de  la  Bibliotheque 
Nationale  au  1  Aout  1871.  43  pp.  {Bibliolh.  Ecole  d. 
Charles,  v.  32,  1871,  p.  20.)— Inventaire  des  MSS  con- 
Berv6s  h,  la  Blbliothdque  Imperiale  sous  les  Nos.  8823- 
11503  du  fonds  latin.  128  pp.  {Bibliolh.  Ecole  d.  Cluirtes, 
V.  23,  1861,  pp.  277,  469;  v.  24,  18G2,  p.  185.)— Inventaire 
des  MSS  latins  de  la  Bibliotheque  Nationale,  inserts 
au  fonds  des  nouvelles  acquisitions  du  1  Aout  1871  au 
1  Mars  1874.     17  pp.      {Bibliolh.  Ecole  d.  Charles,  \.  35, 

1874,  p.  76.)— Inventfiire  des  MSS  latins  de  la  Sorbonne 
conserves  k  la  Bibliotheque  Imperiale  sous  les  nume- 
ros  10176-16718  du  fonds  latin.  77  pp.  (Bibliolh.  Ecole 
d.  Charles,  v.  31, 1870,  pp.  1,  135.)— Inventaire  des  MSS 
latins  de  Notre-Dame  et  d'autres  fonds,  couservfis  k  la 
Bibliotheque  Nationale  sous  les  nuuioros  16719-18613. 
103  pp.  (Bibliolh.  Ecole  d.  CImrtes,  v.  31,  1870,  p.  463.)— 
Inventaire  des  MSS  latins  de  Saint-Victor,  conservfis  k 
la  Bibliotheque  Impferlale  sous  les  numeros  14232- 
16175.  79  pp.  (Bibliolh.  Ecole  d.  Charles,  v.  30, 1869,  p.  1.) 
—Notice  sur  des  collections  MSS  de  la  Bibliotheque 
Nationale.  79  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecoled.  Charles,  \.'S'2,liill, 
p.  237  ;  v.  35, 1874,  p.  266.)— Notice  sur  les  auciens  cata- 
logues des  livres  imprimfis  de  Bibliotheque  du  roi. 
37  pp.  (Bibliolh.  Ecole  d.  Charles,  v.  43,  1882,  p.  166.)— 
Imperial  library  of  P.  32  pp.  ( VVestm.  Rev.  n.  a. 
V.  37, 1870,  p.  429.)— Peyre,  A.  F.  M6nu>lre  sur  ...  la 
Bibliotheque  Nationale.  14  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Mim. 
Lit.  el  beaux-arts,  v.  4,  1802,  p.  101.)— Vaesen,  J.  Cata- 
logue du  fonds  Bourr6  k  la  Bibliuthequo  Nationale. 
116  pp.  (Bibliolh.  Ecole  d.  Charles,  v.  44, 1883,  pp.  26, 301  j 
V.  46,1885,  pp.  272,625.) 

Paris.    CoiiserTatoire  Imperial  des 

arts  et  metiers.    Annales,  v.   8-10.    Paris, 

1867-78.     3  V.  8°.  —2793 

Paris.    Councils.     Concilii  Parisiensis  anno 

1253  celebrati  decretum  de  trauslatlone  capltuU  Car- 
noteusts  ad  Meduutam.  1  p.  (Martdue,  £.,  and  Du- 
raud,  O.,  Vet.  script,  amplist.  collect,  v.  7,  p.  143.)— Cou- 


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PARIS  EXPOSITION,  1878 


eilii  Partslensls  auuo  1255  celebratl  sententia 
adversus  luterfectores  cantoris  Carnoteusia.  2  pp. 
(Marldue,  E.,  and  Durand,  V.,  Vet.  script.  amplUs.  col- 
lect. V.  7,  p.  l-U.)— Concilium  Parisieiise  anno 
1212  celebratum;  Addenda;  Decreta  de  regularlbus 
et  monachis.  5  pp.  (Marline,  E.,  .ind  Durand,  U., 
Vet.  script,  amplits.  collect. v.  7,  pp.  97,100.)— Concilinnt 
Parisieuge  anno  124S  .  .  .celebratum.  2  pp.  (Mar- 
tdne,  E.,  and  Durand.  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v. 
7,  p.  139.) —Concilium  Parisiense  anno  1314 
celebratum.  4  pp.  (Mart^ne,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,re<. 
tcript.  ampliss.  collect,  v.  7,  p.  300.) — Concilium  pro- 
-vinciale,  Parislis  celebratum  .  .  .  meuse  Martlo  1521. 
3  pp.  (Martfene,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  V«<.  senpt.  ampliss. 
collect.  V.  8,  p.  1018.) — Ilaur^an,  B.  Le  coucile  de  P. 
de  I'aunee  1210.  18  pp.  (Bev.  archiol.  n.  a.  v.  10,  1864, 
p.  417.) 

Paris.    Ecole  des  Chartes.     See  Ecole  des 

Chartes. 
Paris.      Ecole   poly  technique.      See    Ecole 

polytechnique. 
Paris.     Exposition  UuiTerselle   de 

1855.     Catalogue  of  the  works  exhibited  in 

the  British  section.    London,  1855.    r.  8°. 

—3714 

Belljr,  F.      Po6sle  de  I'Exposltlon.      9  pp.      {Ree. 

contenip.  iSoS,  T.  6,  p.  139.) — Heuneqnin,  A.  Coup 
d'oeil  retrospeciif  sur  rExposition  Universelle  de  1855. 
40  pp.  ( Corres'pondant,  v.  37,  1856,  pp.  6Q0,  770.)— Mer- 
ce J-,  F.  de.  Exposition  TTnlverselle  des  beaux-arts  en 
1855.  2S  pp.  («ec.  contemp.  1857,  V.  2,  p.  466.)— Mou- 
uler,  M.  Les  beaux-arts  h  rExposltlon  Universelle. 
43  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rer.  suiise,  4  s.  v.  30,  1855,  p. 
338.)— Paris  and  the  exhibition.  18  pp.  (Black- 
■wood's  Mag.  v.  78, 1855,  p.  59a.) — Reybaud,  L.  Expo- 
sition de  I'industrle  de  1855.  38  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1855,  n.  p6r.  2  8.  v.  12,  p.  1284.) 

Paris.     Exposition  Universelle  de 

1867.  Catalogue  of  the  British  section. 
London  [1867].     8°.  —3716 

Complete    official    catalogue,    including 

the  British  and  all  other  sections.  English 
version.     2  ed.     London  [1867].     8°.     —3716 

Blake.  W.  P.     Bibliography  of  the  Paris 

Universal  Exposition  of  1867.  'l870.  {In  his 
Reports  U.  S.  Com.  Paris  Expos.  1867,  v.  1.) 

(Ed.)    Reports  of  the  United  States 

commissioners  to  the  Paris  Universal  Expo- 
sition, 1867.     1870,  6  V. 

Chevalier.  M.  {Ed.)  Exposition  Uni- 
verselle de  1867  a  Paris.  Rapports  du  Jury 
international.     1868,  13  v. 

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1 A  smale  haudfull    of   fragrant   flowers,  v.  1. — 

Chnrcliy-arfl,  T.  Good-will.  Sad  and  heavy  verses, 
for  the  lodse  of  the  Abp.  of  Canterbury,  v.  3.— Sad  and 
solemne  f  unerall  of  the  Right  Hou.Slr  Francis  Kuowles, 
V.  2.— Constable,  H.  Splrituall  sonnettes,  v.  2.— 
Phoeulx  nest.  The  ...  Set  forth  by  R.  S.  v.  2.— 
Proctor,  T.  (fa.)  Gorglous  gallery  of  gallant  inven- 
Uons,  V.  1.— Robinson,  «.  (Ed.)  HandefuU  of  pleas- 
ant delltes,  V.  2.— Storer,  T.  Life  and  death  of  Thomas 
Wolsey,  Cardinall,  v.  2.— Whetstone,  G.  Mirror  of 
treue  honnourand  christian  nobilitie,  v.  2. 

{Ed.)    Nugae  antiquae.    See  Harington, 

iStr  J. 


Park,  Abbey.  Belgium.  Annales  Parchenses. 

11  pp.    (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  16,  p.  598.) 

Parke,  John  Gmbb.    1827—.     Explorations 

for  that  portion  of  a  railroad  route,  near  the  32  paral- 
lel of  north  latitude,  lying  between  Dona  Ana,  on  the 
Rio  Grande,  and  Pimas  villages,  on  the  Gila.  28  t>p. 
(Reports  Sure.  Pad/.  R.  R.  v.  2.)— Report  of  explora- 
tions for  railroad  routes  from  San  Francisco  bay- 
to  Lios  Angeles,  California.  42  pp.  (Reports  Sure. 
Pad/.  R.  R.  v.T.) 

Parke,  Rev.  Nathan  Grier.  1820—.  First 
Presbyterian  Church  of  Pittston,  Pa.  His- 
torical discourse,  delivered  June  12,  1876. 
Pittston.  Pa.,  1879.     8°.  —3273 

Parke,  William  Thomas.  1762-1847.  Musi- 
cal memoirs  ;  comprising  an  account  of  the 
general  state  of  music  in  England,  from  the 
1  commemoration  of  Handel,  in  1784,  to  the 
year  18-30.     London,  1830.     2  v.  12°.     —2746 

Parker,  Abel.    Moore,  J.  B.    Memoir  of  P. 

9  pp.     (N.  H.  Hist  Soc.  Cnll.  V.  3. 1832,  p.  2.58.) 

Parker,  Mrs.  Angelina.    Glossary  of  words 

used  in  Oxfordshire.  52  pp.  (Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  No.  12» 
p.  110;  No.  32,  p.  65.) 

Parker,  Arthur  Cortlandt.    Parker,  W.  W. 

Biiigrajihy  of  p.   10pp.   (Harvard  .Hem.  biog.  v. 2,  p.  291.) 

Parker,  Charles.  Villa  rustica :  selected 
from  buildings  and  scenes  in  the  vicinity  of 
Rome  and  Florence  ;  and  arranged  for  rural 
and  domestic  dwellings.  With  plans  and 
details.    Loudon.  1848.    4°.  —1772 

Parker,  Daniel  Pinckney.      Dean,  J.   W. 

Daniel  Pinckney  Parker.  3  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist. 
Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  260.) 

Parker,  Edward  Griffin.  1825-68.  Remi- 
niscences of  Rufus  Choate.  the  great  Ameri- 
can advocate.     New  York.  1860.     12°.     3886 

Parker,  Rev.  Edward  Latwycke.  1785-1850. 
History  of  Londonderry,  comprising  the 
towns  of  Derry.  and  Londonderry,  N.  H. 
[With  6  illustr.]     Boston.  1851.     12°.       2627 

Parker,Co?n7?iOc/oreFoxhallAlexander.l821- 
79.  Battle  of  Mobile  bay.  and  the  capture  of 
forts  Powell,  Gaines,  and  Morgan,  by  the 
combined  sea  and  land  forces  of  the  U.  S. 
Aug.,  1864.  Accompanied  by  2  charts, 
printed  in  colors.     Boston,  1878.    8°.      2643 

Squadron    tactics   under   steam.      New 

York.  1864.     8°.  —2765 

Parker,  Frances  Talbot,  Countess  of  Morley. 

Dacre:  a  novel.  12  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  5'J, 
1834,  p.  475  ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  52,  1834,  p.  488.)— Snllivan, 
W.  Countess  of  Morley's  Dacre  :  a  novel.  9  pp.  (CAr. 
Exam.  V.  17, 1835,  p.  372.) 

Parker,  Francis  Edward.  Massachusetts 
Historical  Society.  Tributes  to  Francis  E. 
Parker.     1887. 

Parker,  Maj.  Francis  H.  Reports  of  tests 
on  the  structural  material  made  at  the 
Watertown  Arsenal.  Mass.,  during  the  fiscal 
years  ending  June  30,  1884.  "85.  Wash- 
ington, 1886.  2  v.  8°.  (U.  S.  49  Ctmg.  1  sess. 
Senate  exec.  doc.  v.  2,  No.  35 ;  v.  3,  No.  36. ) 

—4507 

Parker,  Francis  J.    Isaac  Parker.     9  pp. 

(New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  3,  p.  217.) 

Parker,  G.  W.  Concise  grammar  of  the 
Malagasy  language.  London,  1883.  12°. 
(Ro6t,  R.,  Truebiier'sColl.  of  simplified  gram- 
mars, v.  4.)  —2147 

Parker,  H.  G.  Edward  Hutchinson  Rob- 
bins  Revere.    11  pp.    {Harvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  115.) 

Parker,  Isaac.   Parker.  F.  J.   Isaac  Parker. 

9  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  y.  3, 
p.  217.) 


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Parker,  James.    Field,  R.  S.     Address  on 

the  life  aud  character  ot  P.  31  pp.  (N.  J.  Hist.  Soc. 
Proc.  2  8.  V.  1, 1869,  p.  109.) 

Parker,  James.  Did  Queen  Elizabeth  take 
"  other  order  "  in  the  ^  advertisements  "  of 
1566  ?  A  letter  to  Lord  Selborne,  in  reply 
to  His  Lordship's  criticisms  on  the  "'Intro- 
duction to  the  revisions  of  the  Book  of  Com- 
mon prayer."     Oxford,  1878.     8°.        —1264 

Early  history  of  Oxford,  727-1100,  pre- 
ceded by  a  sketch  of  the  mythical  origin  of 
the  city  and  University.  Oxford,  1885.  8°. 
{Oxford  Hist.  Soc.  v.  3.)  2525 

Introduction  to  the  history  of  the  succes- 
sive revisions  of  the  Book  of  Common  prayer. 
Oxford,  1877.     12°.  —1258 

(Pub.)    Handbook  for  visitors  to  Oxford. 

See  Parker,  J.  H.,  and  Parker,  J. 

Parker,  Joel,  LL.  D.  1795-1875.  First  charter 
and  the  early  religious  legislation  of  Massachusetts. 
85  pp.    (Iiowell  Inst.  Lectures,  p.  355.) 

Parker,  John  A.  The  quadrature  of  the 
circle.  Containing  demonstrations  of  the 
errors  of  geometry  in  finding  the  approxi- 
mation in  use,  the  quadrature  of  the  circle, 
and  practical  questions  on  the  quadrature, 
applied  to  the  astronomical  circles,  with  an 
appendix.     New  York,  1851.     8°.         —2434 

Parker,  John  Henry.  1806-84.  Ancient 
prison  of  the  Kings  of  Rome,  commonly 
called  the  Mamertine  prison.  Rome,  1879. 
8°.  1774 

Archaeology  of  Rome.    Oxford,  1874-77. 

12  pts.  in  9  v.  8°.  1774 

Contents.  The  Aquednctg,  pt.  8.  —  The  Cata- 
combs, pt.  12. — Church,  and  altar  decorations 
and  mosaic  pictures,  pt'.  11.— Egyptian  obelisks, 
pt.  4.— The  Flavian  amphitheatre,  commonly 
called  the  CoUsseum,  pt.  7.  —  Primitive  fortlHca- 
tions,  pt.  1.  — The  Forum  Romanum,  pt.  5.— 
Sculpture,  pt.  10.— Tombs  In  aud  near  Rome,  pt. 
9.— The  Via  Sacra,  pt.  6.— The  walls  and  gates  of 
Rome,  pt.  2.— Historical  construction  of  walls,  pt.  3. 

Concise  glossary  of  terms  used  in  Grecian, 

Roman,  Italian,  and  Gothic  architecture.  4 
ed.,  revised.     Oxford,  1875.     12°.        —1786 

Excavations  in  Rome  in  the  season  of 

1870-71.  To  which  are  added  notices  of 
some  existing  remains  of  ancient  Rome,  in 
answer  to  Mr.  Burn's  remarks  on  Mr.  Park- 
er's statements.  [London,  1871.]  8°.  [Ro- 
man Explor.  Fund  :  with  Layard,  Sir  A.  H., 
Paper  on  mosaic  decoration. )  — 1736 

Mediaeval  church  aud  altar  decorations 

in  Rome,  and  mosaic  pictures,  in  chrono- 
logical order.     Oxford,  1876.     8°.  1774 

[Ed.)  Some  account  of  domestic  archi- 
tecture in  England,  from  Edward  I  to  Henry 
VIIL  {Anon.^  Oxford,  1853-59.  3  v.  in  2, 
8°.  —1775 

and  Parker»  James  [Pubs.)  Hand- 
book for  visitors  to  Oxford.  New  ed.  Ox- 
ford, 1858.     8°.  1534 

Parker,  John  William  {Pub.)  1793-1870. 
Collections  in  popular  literature.  London, 
1844.     12  V.  12°. 

Contents.     Cuvier   and    zoologry.  —  Grlflithg,  T. 

■Writing-desk  and  its  coutents.— l>abanme,  E.  His- 
tory of  the  invasion  ot  Russia  by  Napoleou Bonaparte. 
— Lilnnaeus  and  Jusslou  ;  or,  the  rise  aud  progress 
of  systematic  botany.— The  Lord  and  the  vassal :  a 
familiar  exposition  of  the  Feudal  system  In  the  middle 
ages.— IVorah  Toole  aud  other  tales — Palgrave, 
Sir  F.    Truths  and  Actions  of  the  middle  ages.    The 


merchant  and  the  friar.- PnItock,R.  Life  and 
adventures  of  Peter  'Wilklus.— Most  delectable  history 
of  Reynard  the  Fox,  and  of  his  son  Reynardine.— 
Rowan,  F.  M.  History  of  the  French  revolution.— 
Smealon  and  lighthouses. —  "Van- tl,  the  Chinese 
magistrate  and  other  tales. 

Parker,  John  William,  Jr.    In  memoriam. 

4  pp.     {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  62, 1860,  p.  810.) 

Parker,  Joseph,  D.  D.    Ecce  Deus.     13  pp. 

(Kev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  70,  1867,  p.  72.)  — 
Vaughan,  E.  T.  Ecce  Deus.  8  pp.  {Conlemp.  Rev. 
V.  6,  1867,  p.  200.) 

Parker,    Leonard    Moody.      Chandler,    S. 

Leonard  Moody  Parker.  11  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist. 
Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  223.) 

Parker,  Martin.  17  cent.  The  King  and  a 
poor  northern  man  :  or,  too  good  to  be  true. 
From  the  ed.  of  1640.  London,  1841.  12°. 
[Percy  Soc.  v.  1.)  1358 

The  Nightingale  warbling  forth  her  owne 

disaster ;  or,  the  rape  of  Philomela.  Lon- 
don, 1632.     8°.  1375 

Poet's  blindmans  bough,  or  have  among 

you  my  blind  harpers.  London.  1641;  repr. 
1873.  8°.  (Hindley,  C,  Old  book  collector's 
miscel.  v.  3.)  1244 

Harry  White  his  humor.    14  pp.    (Halliwell-Phil- 

llpps,  J.,  Lit.  of  16  and  17  cent.  p.  1.) 

Parker,  Matthew,  D.  D.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury. 
1504-75.  Correspondence,  comprising  let- 
ters written  by  and  to  him,  from  A.  D.  1535, 
to  his  death,  A.  D.  1575.  Ed.  for  the  Parker 
Society  by  John  Bruce  and  Rev.  Thomas 
Thomason  Perowne.  Cambridge,  1853.  8°. 
[Parker  Soc.)  —3225 

De  antiquitate  Britannicae  ecclesiae,  et 

nominatim  de  pi'ivilegiis  ecclesiae  Cantuari- 
ensis,  atque  de  archiepiscopis  ejusdem  LXX. 
[Anon.]     Hanoviae,  1605.     fo.  —1282 

Strype,  J.    Life  and  acts  of  Matthew 

Parker.     1821,  3  v. 

Sandys,  W.  Copy  of  the  inventory  of  Abp.  Parker's 

goods  at  the  time  of  his  death.  30  pp.  (Archaeologia, 
V.  30,  1844,  p.  1.) 

Parker,  Nathan,  D.  D.  Coues,  S.  E.  Me- 
moir of  p.  26  pp.  (N.H.  Hist.  Soc.  Co(«.  v.  4,1834,  p.  255.) 
— Peabody,  A.  P.  Memoir  of  P.  22  pp.  (Chr.  Exam. 
V.  16, 183t,  p.  103.) 

Parker,  Nathan  Howe.  Iowa  as  it  is  in 
1856 ;  a  gazetteer  for  citizens,  and  a  hand- 
book for  immigrants,  embracing  a  full  de- 
scription of  the  state  of  Iowa.  Chicago,  1856. 
12°.  3587 

The  Iowa  handbook  for  1856.    With  a 

new  and  correct  map.     Boston,  1856.     12°. 

3587 
Parker,  Sarah.     On  visiting  Ireland  after 

a  long  absence;  The  Mother's  grave.  3  pp.  (Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  28,  1846,  pp.  107,  191.) 

Parker,  iJeu.  Theodore.  1810-60.  Additional 
speeches,  addresses,  and  occasional  sermons. 
Boston,  1867.     2  v.  12°.  2107 

Critical  and  miscellaneous  writings.  Bos- 
ton, 1867.     12°.  2107 

Contents.  Life  of  St.  Bernard  of  Clalrvaux. — 
German  literature.— How  to  move  the  world. 
—  Thoughts  on  labor.  —  On  the  education  of  the 
laboring  class. —  A  lesson  for  the  day.— The 
Pharisees.- Prim II ive  Chriallanlty.—Strnuss's 
lilfe  of  Jesus.- Thiiu^'htsou  theology.- Discourse 
of  thu  transient  aud  permanent  in  Christian- 
ity.—Truth  agaiitst  the  world. 

Historic  Americans.   2  ed.    Boston,  1871. 

8°.  8826 

Contents. 
Adams,  J.  Jefferson,  T. 

Franklin,  B.  Washington,  G. 


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Lessons  from  the  world  of  matter  and 

the  world  of  man.  Selected  from  notes  of 
unpublished  sermons,  by  Rufus  Leigh  ton. 
Boston,  1873.     8°.  2266 

Prayers.     Boston.  1870.     16°.  —1258 

Speeches,  addresses,  and  occasional  ser- 
mons.    Boston,  1867.     3  v.  12°.  2107 

• Ten  sermons  of  religion.     Boston,  1867. 

12°.  —4237 

Two  Christmas  celebrations  A.  D.  1  and 

1855.  A  Christmas  story  for  1856.  Boston. 
1859.     12°.  1294 

Views  of  religion.    "With  an  introduction 

by  James  Freeman  Clarke.  Boston,  1885. 
12°.  —4255 

Trial  of  Theodore  Parker  for  the  "mis- 
demeanor "  of  a  speech  in  Faneuil  Hall 
against  kidnapping,  before  the  Circuit  Court 
of  the  United  States,  at  Boston,  April  3, 1855, 
with  the  defence.    Boston.  1855.    8°.    —2313 

Theodore  Parker  and  the  Boston  Mssociatiou. 

19  pp.  (Aetc  Englander,Y.9,  1845,  p.450.;— Cheethani, 
8.  Theodore  Parker  and  American  Unltarlauisin.  19 
pp.  { Cintemp. Rev.  v.  1, 1866.  p. 415.)— Theodore  Parker 
and  the  28  Congregational  aocletjr  of  Boston. 
19  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  16,  1858,  p.  575.)— Theodore 
Parker.  Modern  Deism.  35  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev. 
T.  11, 1850,  p.  3.)— Gannett,  E.  8.  Mr.  Parker  and  his 
Tlews.  24  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  38,  1845,  p.  251.)— Mori- 
son,  J.  H.  Parker's  Discourse  of  .  .  .  religion.  59  pp. 
(Chr.  ExaiH.  v.  32,  1842,  p.  337.)— Osgood,  8.  Parker's 
De  Wette  on  the  Old  Testament.  9  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam. 
T.  35, 1844,  p.  -d03.)— Parkerism,  or  infidelity.  2T 
pp.  (Brownson't  Qwirt.  Rec.  v.  2,  1845,  p.  2'22.)— Pea- 
body,  A.  P.  Parker's  Discourse  on  the  transient  and 
permanent  in  Christianity.  18  pp.  [Chr.  Exam.  v.  31, 
1842,  p.  98.)— Stranss  and  P.  39  pp.  (Westm.  Rev. 
T.  47, 1847,  p.  136.,— Discourse  on  the  transient  and 
permanent  In  Christianity.  38  pp.  (Bev.  of  In 
Botton  Quart.  Rev.  \.  4,  1841,  p.  436.) 

— —  Cooke.  F.  E.  Story  of  Theodore  Parker, 
with  an  introduction  by  Grace  A.  Oliver. 
1883. 

Fkothingham,  O.  B.    Theodore  Parker : 

a  biography.     1874. 

Weiss,  J.    Life  and  correspondence  of 

Theodore  Parker.     1864,  2  v. 

Allen,  J.  H.     Welss's  Life  of  P.    24  pp.    ( Chr.  Exam. 

V.  76,  lb64,  p.  1.)— Clarke,  J.  F.  Theodore  Parker. 
23  pp.  (In  his  Mem.  and  biog.  sketches,  p.  113.) — Con- 
sistent Protestant.  34  pp.  (Brownson's  Quart.  Rev. 
3  8.  V.  1,  1853,  p.  1S5.)— Cou^vay,  M.  D.  Theodore 
Parker.  10  pp.  [Firrtn.  Rer.  n.  s.  v.  2,  1867,  p.  143.)— 
Emerson,  R.  W.  Theodore  Parker :  an  address  at 
the  nieniorial  meeting,  1860.  10  pp.  (Mitcellaniet,  p. 
265.)— Higginson,  T.  W.  Theodore  Parker.  9  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  6,  1860,  p.  449.)— Life  and  corres- 
pondence of  P.  38  pp.  (If.  Am.  Rev.  v.  98, 1864,  p. 
305.)— lilfe  and  writings  of  P.  17  pp.  (FYater't 
Mag.  V.  69, 1864,  p.  229.)— Reville,  A.  Un  r6formateur 
am"§ricain.  Tlilodoro  Parker,  sa  \ie  et  ses  oeuvres. 
29  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1861,  2  p4r.  v.  35,  p.  718.)— 
Sketch  ot  P.  53  pp.  {Bibliotk.  Sacra,  v.  18, 1861,  p.  1.) 
— Snmuer,  C.  Beminiscence  of  P.  3  pp.  ( WorTct, 
V.  5,  p.  290.)— Wasson, D.  A.  Character  and  historical 
position  of  P.  40  pp.  (Cfcr.  £'iam.  V.  77,  1864,  p.  1.)— 
'Willtams,  N.  M.  Theodore  Parker  and  Adonlram 
Judson.    26  pp.     (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  26, 1869,  p.  290.) 

See  aUo  New  Englander,  v.  2, 1844,  p.  371. 

Parker,  Thomas  ( Tr. )  History  of  religious 
intolerance  in  Spain.    See  Castro,  A.  de. 

(Tr.)  The  Spanish  Protestants.  See  Cas- 
tro, A.  de. 

Parker,  W.  Thornton.  Sanitary  manage- 
ment of  railway  cars  and  stations.  2  pp.  (Am.  Pub. 
Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  10,  p.  335.) 

Parker,  William,  Baron  Mounteagle.  Jar- 
dine,  D.  Observations  on  the  historical  evidence  re- 
specting the  imi>llcation  of  Lord  Mounteagle  as  a  con- 
spirator in  the  Gunpowder  txeason.  15  pp.  (Archae- 
ologia,  v.  29, 1842,  p.  96.) 


Parker,  Admiral  Sir  William.  Phillimore, 
A.  Life  of  Admiral  of  the  fleet  Sir  William 
Parker,  from  1781  to  1866.     1876-79.  2  v. 

Sef  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  101,  1S67,  p.  29. 

Parker,  William.  16  cent.  Voyage  to  Mar- 
garita, Jamaica,  etc.,  1596-97.  2  pp.  (Hakluyt,  R., 
Voyages,  v.  4,  p.  88.) — Account  of  the  taking  of  Saint 
Vincent  and  Puerto  Bello  In  the  West  Indies.  1  p. 
(Harris,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  747 ;  Purchas,  8.,  Hi*  pU- 
grimef,  v.  4,  p.  1243.) 

PJarker,  Capt.  William  Harwar.  1826—. 
Instruction  for  naval  light  artillery,  afloat 
and  ashore.  3  ed..  revised  by  Lieut.  S.  B. 
Luce.     New  York,  1864.     8°.  —2765 

Recollections  of  a  naval  officer.    5  pp.    (Bev.  of  in 

Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  52,  1883,  p.  835.) 

Parker,  William  Kitchen.  Monograph  of 
the  structure  and  development  of  the  shoul- 
der-girdle and  sternum  in  the  vertebrata. 
London,  1868.     fo.     {Bay  Soc.)  —1632 

Report   on    the    development    of   the    green 

tnrtle.    58  pp.  13  pi.    (Challenger  Esped.  Zool.  v.  1.) 

Parker,    William    W.      Arthur    Cortlandt 

Parker.     10  pp.     iHarvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  294.) 

Parker  ^ciety:  for  the  publication  of 
the  works  of  the  fathers  and  early  writers  of 
the  reformed  English  church.  [Publica- 
tions, with  a  general  index.]  Cambridge, 
1841-54.  6  v.  12°;  40  v.  8°;  9  v.  r.  8°.  —3226 
Contents.  Bale,  J.  Select  works. — Becon,  T.  Cate- 
chism, and  other  pieces ;  Early  writings ;  Prayers, 
and  other  pieces. — Bradford,  J.  Writings,  2  v. — 
Bnll,  H.    Christian  prayers  and  meditations. — Bnl- 

llnger,  H.    The  decades :    60  sermons,  5  v.  in  4 

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Parkinson,  James.  Organic  remains  of 
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Parkinson,  John.  1567-1650.  Theatrum 
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Parkinson,  Richard.     Tour  in  America  in 

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Parkman,  Rev.  Ebenezer.  1703-89.  Ac- 
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Parkman,  Francis,  Jr.    1823—.    Book  of 

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Count  Frontenac  and  New  France  under 

Louis  XIV.  Boston,  1877.  8°.  {In  Ms 
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1646 

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France  and  England  in  North  America. 

Boston,  1867-84.    7  v.  in  8,  8°.  1646 

Contents.    Discovery  of  tlie  great  west,  pt.  :). — 

Count  Frontenac  and  New  France  under  Louis  XIV, 
pt.  5.— Jesnits  In  N.  America,  pt.  2.— La  Salle  and 
the  discovery  of  the  great  west,  pt.  3.— Montcalm 
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Pioneers  of  France  In  the  new  world,  pt.  1. 

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Parkman,  Mrs.  Mary  E.    "Fais  ton  faict." 

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Parliamentary  history  of  the  Irish  land 
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Parliaiueiitary  law.  See  Parliamentary 
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Parliamentary  or  constitntlonal 
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Parnell,  Edward  Andrew.  Life  and  labours 
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Parr,  John.  17  cetit.  Abstract  of  the  laws, 
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fo.  4761 

Parr,  Samuel,  D.  Z).,  LL.  D.  1747-1825. 
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2183 

Contents.  Praefatlo  ad  Bellendinl  libros,  v.  3.— 
Notice  on  Dr.  Combe's  Horace,  v.  3.— Extracts  from 
a  pami)hlet  published  in  answer  to  Dr.  Combe's 
statement  respecting  his  varlorunt  Horace,  v.  3. — 
Correspondence,  v.  7,  8. — Character  of  Charles 
James  Fox;  Notes;  Appendix  to  notes;  Note  upon 
Mr.  Fox's  History  of  the  early  part  of  the  reign  of 
James  II,  v.  4.— Inscriptions,  v.  4.— Letter  from 
Jrenopolis  to  tlie  liihabiiauts  of  Eleutheropoiis,  v. 
3.  —  Johnstone,  J.  Memoirs  of  Parr's  life  and 
writings,  v.  1.— Letter  to  Rev.  Dr.  Milner,  v.  3.— Mis- 
cellaneous remarks  on  politics,  jurisprudence, 
morals,  etc.  v.  3.— Notes  on  Itapin's  dissertation 
on  Whigs  and  Tories,  v.  3.  —  Sermons,  v.  2,  5,  6. — 
"Wnrburtonian  tracts,  v.  3. 

(Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  39, 1829,  p.  255.) 

Bibliotheca  Parriana.    A  catalogue  of  the 

library  of  Rev.  Samuel  Parr.  London,  1827. 
8°.  W.15 

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Hartley,  D.  Conjecturae  qiiaedam  de  sensu,  motu, 
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the  hnman  appetites  and  alfectlons.- Tucker, 
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Barker,  E.  H.    Parriana ;  or,  notices  of 

Rev.  Samuel  Parr.     1828,  2  v. 

Field,  W.    Memoirs  of  the  life,  writings, 

and  opinions  of  Rev.  Samuel  Parr.    1828,  2  v. 

Johnstone,  J.     Memoirs  of  Parr's  life 

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Johnstone,  J.  Classical  and  philological  ex- 
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31,  1825,  p.  408.)— Dr.  Parr  and  his  contempo- 
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Parr,  Thomas.      Harvey,  W.      Anatomical 

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Parr,  William,    Marquis   of  Northampton. 

Franks,  A.  W.  Notice  of  a  stall-plate  of  P.  6  pp. 
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Parraiii  uiagniflquc,  Le,  poeme  en  10 
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Parratt,  Walter.    Music.     28  pp.     (Ward, 

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Parreidt,  Johann  Heinrich.     1718-49.     De 

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Parrliasilis.     Fragmenta.      [Or.}     2    pp. 

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Parriana.    Barker.  E.  H.    2  v.  4862 

Parrish,  Mrs.  Lydia  G.     Brockett,  L.  P., 

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Parrocel,  Charles.    Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C.    In 

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— .  Au  feu!  3 extraitdu  Journal  d'unedSsoeuvr^e.  40 
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Parsis.    See  Parsees. 

Parsonalitics. 

V.  oG,  1860,  p.  411.) 

Parsons,  Charles  William,  3/.  D.  1823—. 
Medical  school  formerly  existing  in  Brown 
University,  its  professors  and  graduates. 
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Parsons,  Emily  E.  Brockett,  L.  P..  and 
Vaugbau,  Mrs.  M.  C.  Jn  their  Woman's  work  In  tlie 
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Parsons,  Isaac.  Account  of  New  Gloucester. 

14  pp.     (Maine  Hist.  Soc.  CoU.  v.  2,  l!>t7,  p.  151.) 

Parsons,  James,  M.  D.  1705-70.  Remains 
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on  the  death  of  Rev.  Mr.  George  Whitefield. 
To  which  are  added  an  account  of  his  inter- 
ment, the  speech  over  his  grave,  by  Rev.  Mr. 
Jewet,  and  some  verses  to  his  memory  by 
Rev.  Thomas  Gibbons.  London,  1771.  8°. 
{ With  Pemberton,  E. ,  Sermon. )  —4234 

Parsons^  Lawrence,  2  Earl  of  Eosse.  Park- 
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Parsons,  Robert,  Allen,Wi]liam,  Cardinal, 
and  Unglefleld,  Sir  Francis.  Conference 
about  the  next  succession  to  the  crown  of 
England  .  .  .  Whereunto  is  also  added,  a 
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descents  of  all  the  Kings  and  Princes  of 
England,  from  the  Conquest  unto  this  day. 
Pub.  by  R.  Doleman.    n.  p.  1681.    p.  8".    1578 

Parsons,  Theophilus,  Chief  Justice  of  Mass. 
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1859. 

Clilef  Justice  FarsoDS.    13  pp.    (N.  Am.  Rev.y. 

89,  1859,  p.  23'i.) 

Parsons,  Theophilus.  Jr.,  LL.  D.   1797-1882. 

Laws  of  business  for  business  men,  in  all  the 
states  of  the  union.  "With  forms  for  mer- 
cantile instruments,  deeds,  leases, wills,  etc. 
Boston,  1857.     8°.  —1354 

Memoir    of    Theophilus    Parsons,    with 

notices  of  some  of  his  contemporaries.  Bos- 
ton, 1859.     12°.  3885 

— —  Political,  personal,  and  property  rights 
of  a  citizen  of  the  United  States,  how  to 
exercise  and  how  to  preserve  them.  Hart- 
ford, 1875.     8°.  —1345 

Parsons,  Thomas  William.    1819—.    Aspro- 

roonte.  1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  25,  1870,  p.  614.)— 
Birtbdny  of  Mlcltacl  Aiigelo.  4  pp.  (Journ.  Spec. 
Philos.  V.  9,  1875,  p.  209.)— Dirge  for  one  who  fell  In 
baitle.  1  p.  [AUant.  MonlUly,  v.  8,  1861,  p.  252.)— 
Eleanor  In  the  empty  house.  2  pp.  [AUant.  ilovthty, 
V.  23,  1809,  p.  591.)-Flowers  for  song.  1  p.  (Scrih- 
ner's  Monthly,  v.  18,  1879,  p.  416.)— II  Giilcio  rospig- 
Ilosi.  1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  25,  1870,  p.  43.)— Her 
epitaph.  1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  \.  12,  1863,  p.  35.)— 
In  St.  James's  park.  1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  29, 
1872,  p.  89.)— Inscription  for  an  alnis-cliest.  2 
pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,\.  3,  1859,  p.  600.)— IjOvc's  chal- 
lenge. 1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  12,  1^63,  p.  251.)— 
Katnral  history  of  1  he  Peacock.  2  pp.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  16,  1865,  p.  310.)— On  a  late  learned  ad- 
vocate, master  also  of  music.  1  p.  (Scribuer's  Montlily, 
V.  18,  lb79,  p.  128.)— On  a  magnolia  flo^wer.  1  p. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  6,  1860,  p.  287.)  —  Sculptor's 
funeral.  3  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  i,  1H51,1>.  S&S.)— 
Sonnet.  1  p.  {Scribner't  Monthly,  v.  17,  1879,  p.  527.) 
— Threnodia.  1  p.  {AUant.  Monthly,  v.  5,  1860,  p. 
588.)  — To  a  young  girl  dying.  1  p.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  13, 1864,  p.  604.)— "Works  and  days.  2  pp. 
[Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  14,  1864,  p.  491.) 

(Tr.)     First    canticle    (Inferno)    of    the 

Divine  comedy.    See  Dante  Alighieri. 

Alger,  W.  U.    American  pciots:  T.  W.  Parsons.    16 

pp.     (CVir.  i'MBi.  V.  86, 1869,  p.  75.'> 

Parsons,  Usher,  M.  D.  1788-1868.  Life  of 
Sir  William  Pepperrell.    Boston,  1855.   p.  8°. 

3795 

Parsons,  William ,  3  Earl  of  Rosse.  Woods, 
T.  The  monster  telescopes  erected  by  the 
Earl  of  Rosse.     1845. 

Earl  of  ltosso'8  telescope.    43  pp.    {Dublin  Rev.  v.  18, 

1845,  p.  1  ;  Uublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  25. 1845,  p.  273;  N.  Brit. 
Rev.  V.  2,  1845,  p.  175.)— Sketch  of  the  Earl  of  Rosea. 
B  PP-     (Unblin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  ;^.6,  18.50,  \).  04.) 

Parsons,  William.     Cook,  D.     ''Mr.  Crab- 

tr(!<)."     24  pp.     {tlourt  with  the  players,  v.  1,  p.  206.) 

Parsons,  William.  Hunt,  F.  In  his  Lives 
of  Am.  merchauta,  v.  1,  p.  C89.    9  pp. 


Parson's  two  Tisits.    9  pp.   [Dublin  Univ. 

Mail.  V.  3S,  IS.'il,  p.  298.) 

ParSM'an^t'ha,  Temple  of.    Francklin,  W. 

Description  of  the  temjilo  of  Parswanfi.t'ha  at  Sam6t 
Sikhar.  4  pp.  (Royal  Aslat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Trans,  v.  1, 
1827,  p.  527.) 

Partalopa  saga.    Klockhoff,  O.  1238 

Partenay,  Romans  of .  LaCoudrette.  [Early 

Eng.  Text  Soc.  No.  22.)  2125 

Partenopex  de  Blois.    See  Partonopeus 

de  Blois. 
Parthau  Cyniru.  The  divisions  of  Wales. 

8  pp.     {Mtjvyrian  archaiol.  of  Wales,  v.  2,  p.  606.) 

Partlienay,  France.   Dupin,  C.  F.  E. ,  Baron. 

Notice  sur  P.  et  sur  la  GStine  du  Poitou.  19  pp.  (Soc. 
autlq.  de  France,  Mem.  v.  3, 1821,  p.  270.) 

Partlienay  I'Archev^que,  Jean  de. 
1512-66.  Memoires  de  la  vie  ;  accompagnes 
de  lettres  relatives  aux  guerres  dTtalie  sous 
Henri  II  et  au  siege  de  Lyon  (1562-63).  Avec 
une  preface  et  des  notes  par  Jules  Bonnet. 
Paris,  1879.     12°.  5891 

Parthcnissa.    Boyle,  R.,  Earl  of  Orrery. 

1271 

Parthenins,  of  Nicaea.    B.  C.  1  cent.    De 

amatorils  atTectibus.  [Gr.etLal.]  23  pp.  (Didot,  A. 
F.,  Bihlioth.  gr.  Erot.  script,  p.  1 ;  Westermann,  A.,  Script, 
poet.  hist.  Gr.  p.  1.52.) 

Kalbel,  G.    Parthenlanum.    4  pp.    (Hermes,  v.  11, 

1876,  p.  370.) 

Parthenogenesis.  Owen,  R.  On  parthe- 
nogenesis.   1849. 

SlEBOLD,  K.  T.  E.  von.     Beitraege  zur 

parthenogenesis  der  arthropoden.     1871. 

Parthenon.  See  Athens  and  Attica,  Acrop- 
olis. Parthenon,  etc. 

Parthenon  frieze  and  other  essays.  Da- 
vidson, T.  1788 

Parther,  Die.     Schneiderwirth,  J.  H.    3434 

Parthey,  Gustav  Friedrich  Constantin. 
1798-1872.  Mirabilia  Romae,  e  codicibus 
Vaticanis  emendata.    Berolini,  1869.     12°. 

2756 

Plutarch  BUS  Cyrlllus  erlaeutert.  5  pp.   (Deutsch. 

niorg.  geselis.  Zeits.  v.  7, 1853,  p.  377.) 

and  Pinder,  M.  [Eds.)    Itinerarium  et 

Hierosolymitanum.     See  Antoninus,  A. 

Parthia.  Rawlinson.  G.  Sixth  great 
oriental  monarchy.     1873. 

Saint-Martin,  A.  J.     Fragments  d'une 

histoire  des  Arsacides.     1850,  2  v. 

Schneiderwirth,  J.   H.      Die   Parther, 

Oder  das  neupersische  reich  unter  den  Arsa- 
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. Merrill,   S.     Parthia  the  rival  of  Rome.    13  pp. 

{JJiljlioth.  Sacra,  v.  31.  1874,  p.  365.)— Salnte-Croix,  G. 
E.  J.  G.  de  C.  L.  M6molre  sur  le  gouvernemeut  des 
Parihes;  Meinolre  sur  I'fitendue  de  I'emplre  des  Per- 
thes. 60  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Jnscript.  Hist. 
V.  50,  1808,  pp.  48,  79.) 

Parthia,  Numismatics.  Gardner,  P.  Par- 
thian coinage.  68  pp.  8  pi.  (Thomas,  E.,  Internal, 
numismat.  orient,  v.  1,  pt.  5.1— S'»Tlnton,  J.  Conjec- 
tures upon  an  Inedlted  Parthian  coin.  14  pp.  1  pi. 
(Royal  Soc.  Loudon,  Philos.  trans,  v.  51,  pt.  2,  1761,  p. 
680.)— Description  of  2  Parthian  coins.  6  pp.  1  pi. 
(Royal  Soc.  London,  Philos.  trans,  v.  56,  1767,  p.  296.)— 
Dissertation  upon  a  Parthian  coin,  wltli  characters 
on  ihe  reveree  resembling  those  of  the  Palinyrenes. 
23  pp.  1  pi.  (Royal  Soc.  London,  J'hilos.  trans,  v.  49, 
pt.  2,  1757,  p.  593.)— Some  remarks  on  a  Parthian  coin 
with  a  Greek  and  Parthian  legend.  14  pp.  1  pi. 
(Royal  Soc.  London,  I'hilos.  trans,  v.  50,  pt.  1,  1758,  p. 
176.)  —  Thomas,  E.  ludo-Parthlan  coins.  19  pp. 
(Royal  Aslat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  n.  8.  v.  4, 1870,  p.  503.) 

Partieipiuni  praeteriti  im  altproven- 
zalischen.  Mann,  P.  (Stengel,  E.,  Avs- 
gaben,  v.  41.)  2305 


PARTICULA  mSTORICA 


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Particiila  historica  de  Hakone  Hareki 

alio.     10  pp.     (.Scrip?,  hist.  Island,  v.  11,  p.  380.) 

Particular,  Pertinax,  pseud.  See  Wat- 
kins.  T. 

Particular  history  of  the  5  years  French 
and  Indian  war  in  New  England.  Drake, 
S.  G.  1655 

Parties.  See  American  party. — Democratic 
party. — Loco-Foco  party. — Republican  party. 
— Whig  party.  Also  Great  Britain,  Politics. 
—United  States,  Politics. 

Partington,  Charles  Frederick  {Ed.)  Brit- 
ish cyclopaedia  of  the  arts,  sciences,  history, 
geography,  literature,  natural  history,  and 
biography.    London,  1838.    10  v.  r.  8°.    1163 

Contentt. 
Arts  ctnd  sciences,  dlv.  1. 
Abacus-Opium,  v.  1.  Optlca-Zymoslmeter,  t.  2. 

Literature,  geography  and  history,  div.  2. 
Aa-Framliiigham,  V.  3.  Mont  Blauc-Zuyder-Zee, 

JFraiice-AIoute  Bello,  v.  i.  v.  5. 

Natural  UUfory,  dlv.  3. 
Abacetus-Cetochllus,  v.  6.      Jacaranda-Zygoenidae.v. 
Cetonlldae-Jacana,  v.  7.  8. 

Unirerial  biography,  dlv.  4. 
Aa-JacQuemout,  v.  9.  James  I-Zwlngllus,  v.  10. 

Century  of  Inventions  of  the  Marquis  of  Worcester. 

14  pp.     (Rev.  of  in  QiMrt.  Rev.  v.  32, 1«25,  p.  397.) 

Partisan  life  with  Mosby.    Scott,  Maj.  J. 

2655 
Partnership.   Law  of  partnership.    16  pp. 

(tVestm.  Rev.  v.  20,  1834,  p.  58.)— Partnership  ^ilb 
limited  liability.  42  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  n.  a.  v.  4, 
1853,  p.  375.) 

Parton,  James.   1822 — .    Famous  Americans 

of  recent  times.     Boston.  1886.     8°.         3793 

Coiiteitts.  John  Jacob  Astor.— Henry  WiirdBeecher 

and  his  church James  Gordon  Bennett  and  the 

New  Tork  HeriUl.— Theodosia  Burr.— John  C.  Cal- 
bonn. — Henry  Clay. — Stephen  Glrard  and  his  col- 
lege.—  Charted  Goodyear.  —  J<>hu  Randolpb. — 
Commodore  Vanderbilt.— Daniel  AVebster. 

Fanny  Fern  :  a  memorial,  containing  her 

select  writings  and  a  memoir.  New  York, 
1874.     12°.  2207 

Gen.  Butler  in  New  Orleans.     History  of 

the  administration  of  the  Department  of  the 
Gulf  in  the  year  1863.  With  an  account  of 
the  capture  of  New  Orleans,  and  a  sketch  of 
the  previous  career  of  the  Gen.,  civil  and 
military,    15  ed.    New  York,  1864.   8°.    2646 

The  same.    16  ed.    Boston.  1SC6.    8°.    2646 

Life  and  times  of  Aaron  Burr.    Enlarged 

ed.  New  York,  1S64.  2  v.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Fraser's  Mag.  v.  57,  1858.  p.  363.)  3876 

Life  and   times  of  Benjamin  Franklin. 

New  York,  1864.     2  v.  12°.  3795 

Life  of  Andrew  Jackson.     New  York, 

1860.     3  V.  8°.  3884 

Life  of  Horace  Greeley.    New  York,  1855. 

12°.  3875 

Life  of  Thomas  Jefferson.    Boston,  1874. 

8°.  '   3886 

Life  of  Voltaire.    Boston,  1881.    2  v.  8°. 

5896 

People's  book  of  biography;    or,   short 

lives  of  the  most  interesting  persons  of  all 
ages  and  countries.  Hartford,  1869.  8°.  3793 

Contents. 
Adams,  J. 
Adams,  S. 

Albuquerque,  A.  d'. 
Alfouse  I,  King  of  Portugal. 
Arnold,  B. 
Audubon,  J.  J. 
Avery,  C. 

Bolivar  y  Ponte,  S. 
Cabot,  S. 


Caesar,  C.  J. 
Cartler.  J. 
Cass,  L. 

Catharine  n,  Empress  of  Rus- 
sia. 
Cham  plain,  S.  de. 
Charles  XII,  King  of  Sweden. 
Colburn,  Z. 
Confucius. 


Cook,  Capt.  3. 
Copernicus,  X. 
Cortez,  H. 
Davy,  Sir  H. 
Dlas,  B. 
Douglas,  S.  A. 
Drake,  Sir  F. 
Fitch,  J. 
Franklin,  Sir  J. 
Frobisher,  Sir  M. 
Fulton.  K. 
Galilei,  G. 
Gama,  V.  da. 
Garibaldi,  G. 
Goodyear,  C. 


La  Fayette,  M.  J.  P.  B.  Y.  G. 

de  M.,  Marquis  de. 
Law,  J. 

Lawrence,  Capt.  J. 
Magalhaens,  F.  de. 
Maihew,  Rev.  T. 
Mazeppa,  I.  S. 
Milton,  J. 
Mott,  V. 
Napoleon  n.  King  of  Borne 

and  Duke  of  Beichsladt. 
Newton,  Sir  1. 
Nott,  E. 

Parry,  Admiral  Sir  W. 
Pascal,  B. 


Gustavus  HI, King  of  Sweden.    Peter  theGreat,Czdr  of  Russia. 

Hahnemann,  S.  G.  F.  Pizarro,  T. 

Hamilton,  .\.  Sigouruey,  Mrs.  L.  H. 

Horatius  Flaccus,  Q.  Suiter,  J.  A. 

Howard,  J.  Temple,  H.  J.,  Viscount  PaU 

Hudson,  H.  merston. 

Jeanne  d'Arc  Timby,  T.  R. 

Jeffi-rson,  T.  Vlrgilius  Maro,  P. 

Jerome,  C.  Watt,  J. 

Jones,  P.  Whitney,  E. 

Enos,  Gen.  H. 

Inauguration  of  John  Adams.- John  Adams  and 
Mrs.  Adams  at  the  court  of  George  III.— Scene  in  the 
life  of  .\aron  Bnrr.— Early  life  of  Lord  Byron. — 
The  2  Catos.— Death  of  Commodore  Decatnr.— Was 
Benjamin  Franklin  mean  ?— The  attempt  to  assassi- 
nate President  Jackson. — The  wife  of  Andrew  Jack- 
son.—The  wife  of  Thomas  Jefferson.  —  Death  of 
Lonis  XIV.— Lonis  Philippe  in  the  United  States. 
—The  wife  of  James  Madison.— How  Prof.  Mitcbell 
built  his  observatory.— The  brothers  Blontgolfier. 
—Deacon  Paris,  the  fanatic- Becollectious  of  Wln- 
fleld  Scott.— What  is  known  of  Sbakespeare.— In- 
auguration of  Gen.  AVashingtou. — Gen.  Washington 
at  home.— The  wife  of  Daniel  Webster. 

Smoking  and   drinking.      Boston,  1882. 

16°.  —1368 

Topics  of  the  time.    Boston,  1871.     12°. 

2276 
Contents.  The  clotbes  mania.— How  Congress 
wastes  its  time.— Congressional  peccadilloes. — 
International  copyright.  —  Our  Israelitisb 
brethren. — Log-rolling  at  Washington.— Cor- 
respondence of  Xapoleon  Bonaparte.  —  Govern- 
ment of  the  city  of  Xew  Tork.  —  Our  Roman 
Catholic  brethren. — Uncle  Sam's  treatment 
of  his  servants. — Yankees  at  home. 

Triumphs  of  enterprise,  ingenuity,  and 

public  spirit.     Hartford,  1871.     8°.  3893 

Contents.  Aristotle  i  his  knowledge  and  his  lenor- 
ance.— The  wisest  of  the  Pagans,  Marcus  Anrelins, 
and  of  some  of  his  thoughts. — A  French  tory:  Pierre 
Antoine  Berryer. — What  sort  of  man  is  Bismarck  J 
—The  first  Bostoniau  and  the  first  New-Yorker.— 
The  wonderful  growth  of  Chicago.- Invention  ol 
circnlatiug  libraries. — The  real  merits  of  Co- 
liimbns. — Invention  of  the  compass,  and  who  firt<t 
used  It.— Cooper  Institute  and  its  founder. — Origin 
of  the  cotton  tveaviug  machinery.  —  David 
Crockett:  a  sketch  of  his  life,  and  one  of  his  ex- 
ploits.—Invention  of  the  daguerrotype.— Charles 
Dickens  as  a  citizen.- Origin  of  the  electric  tele- 
graph.— John  Eliot,  the  ai^ostle  to  the  Indians. — 
Anecdotes  of  Faraday.- John  Fillmore  and  hl9 
victory  over  the  pirates.- William  Ged,  the  first  stereo- 
typer.  —  One  of  the  heroes  of  literature :  Thomas 
Hood.— The  founder  of  the  international  im- 
provement system  of  the  United  States.— 
Founders  of  the  literature  of  the  United  States: 
Irving,  Cooper,  Bryant. —  John  Macadam.  — Dis- 
covery of  the  island  of  aiadelra.— A  milllounire 
in  the  ranks.— The  naming  of  the  new  %vorld. 
—Thomas  Kaat.— Oil  paintings  by  machinery. — 
Singular  triumphs  of  resolution.  Painting  without 
hands.— The  piano  among  us,  and  the  history  of  the 
instrument  from  the  remotest  times. — Some  of  the 
marvels  an<l  curiosities  of  Pittsbnrgh.- Uuromau- 
tlc  truth.— Pocahontas  and  her  hnsband.— Tcvo 
of  our  bohemiaus:  Edgar  A.  Poe  and  Artemus  Ward; 
how  they  lived,  and  why  they  died  so  young.— How 
American  people  learned  to  nominate  presidents. — 
Josiah  Q,nincy  t  a  model  gentleman  of  the  old  school. 
—The  founder  of  the  Rothschilds.- The  city  of 
St.  Lonis. — Beginnings  of  science  in  the  United 
Slates.  —  HIsttiry  of  the  sevtliiK-machine.  — Life, 
trial,  and  execution  of  Algernon  Sidney.— From  the 
carpenter's  bench  to  Uie  presidency  of  a  college.    A 


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sketch  of  Jarerl  SpnrUs.— Painless  surgery  by  ether. 
— Beujamln  Tlioinpsoii,  alias  Cuuut  Kuinford. — The 
fouuder  of  Vnssar  College. 

■ {Ed.)     Humorous  poetry  of  the  English 

language  from  Chaucer  to  Saxe.  13  ed. 
Boston,  1881.     12°.  1395 

[Ed.)     Le  Parnasse  frangais.     A  book  of 

French  poetry  from  A.  D.  1550  to  the  present 
time.     Boston,  1877.     8°.  2373 

Clarke,  J.  F.    Parton's  Life  of  Voltaire.    14  pp. 

{Allant.  Monthly,  v.  48,  1881,  p.  260.) 

and  others.    Sketches  of  men  of  progress. 


New  York,  1870-71.    8°, 
Contents. 
Allisou,  W.  0. 
Balrd,  M. 
Barnes,  A.  S. 
Barnes,  D. 
Beckwlth,  N.  W. 
Bement,  W.  B. 
Blaine,  J.  G. 
Boker,  G.  H. 
Bradford,  G.  P. 
Bryant,  W.  C. 
Bullock,  R.  B. 
Burchard,  Rev.  S.  D. 
Cass,  Gen.  G.  W. 
Chapln,  E.  H. 
Childs,  G.  W. 
Clay,  C.  M. 
Clews,  H. 
Corning,  E. 
De  Graaf,  H.  P. 
De  Puyster,  J.  W. 
Dillon,  S. 
Divine,  W. 
Drew,  D. 
Durant,  T.  C. 
English,  J.  E. 
Farnum,  H. 
Field,  D.  D. 
Garrison,  C.  K. 
Gerard,  J.  W. 
Gough,  J.  B. 
Gould,  J. 
Griswold,  J.  A. 
Grow,  G.  A. 
Hastings,  8.  C. 
Hatch,  11. 
Hazard,  A.  G. 
Heintzelraan,  S.  P. 
Hepworth,  Rev.  G.  H. 
Hoadley,  D. 
Hoffman,  J.  T. 
Holland,  J.  G. 
Hooker,  J. 


3793 

Hulburd,  H.  R. 
Johnston,  J.  T. 
Kelley,  W.  D. 
Kimball,  H.  I. 
Lawrence,  A.  G. 
Lawrence,  W.  B. 
Lefferts,  M. 
Leland,  S. 
McCormick,  C.  H. 
Morgan,  G. 
Morgan,  E.  D. 
Newberry,  J.  8. 
Palmer.  O.  H. 
Peak,  W.  I. 
Phillips,  P. 
Plerrepont,  E. 
Plimpton,  J.  L. 
Ponieroy,  S.  C. 
Pratt,  Z. 
Quintard,  G.  W. 
Roosevelt,  J.  I. 
Sfixe,  .J.  G. 
Bcott,  T.  A. 
Selover,  A.  A. 
Seymour,  S. 
Singerly,  J. 
Smith,  E.  D. 
Smith,  J.  G. 
Smith,  M.  0. 
Spencer,  J.  C. 
Stranahan,  J.  S.  T. 
Talraage,  Rev.  T.  De  W. 
Taylor,  ,1.  B. 
Tilden,  S.  J. 
Van  Anden,  I. 
Vanderbilt,  W.  H. 
Vanderpoel,  A.  J. 
Vanderpoel,  J. 
Webb,  J.  W. 
Webb,  W.  H. 
Weed,  T. 
Wllmarth,  A.  F. 
Wilson,  H. 


Hulburd,  C.  T. 

Partoii,  Mrs.  Sarah  Pay  son  Willis  Eld  ridge 
(Fanny  Fern, pseud.)  1811-72.  Fern  leaves 
from  Fanny's  Portfolio.  Auburn,  1853. 
p.  8°.  2206 

Parton,   J.     Fanny  Fern:   a  memorial 

volume,  containing  her  select  writings  and 
a  memoir.     1874. 

Partonopeu8  de  Blois.  Crapelet,  G. 
A.  {Ed.)  Partonopeus  de  Blois.  1834,  2  v. 
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Paseal,  Adrien.  Circa  1815-63.  Les  bulle- 
tins de  la  grande  arm6e,  precedes  des  lap- 
ports  sur  I'armee  frangaise  depuis  Toulon 
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Paris,  1841-44.     6  v.  8°.  4693 

Pascal,  Blaise.  1623-62.  CEuvres.  Nouv. 
ed.     Paris,  1819.     5  v.  8°.  —1165 

Contents.  Traltfi  de  la  pesanteur  de  la  mas.se  de 
I'air,  V.  4.— BoBsnt,  G.  Dlscours  sur  la  vie  et  lea 
ouvrages  <Ie  P.  v.  1.— Trail6  des  arcs  de  cercle,  v.  6. 
— Traltfi  des  sinus  du  quart  do  cercle,  v.  5.— Lettro 
toucliant  les  commandenients  de  Dieii,  v.  8.— Ea- 
salB  pour  les  coulquea,  v.  4.— Correepoudauce  de 


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Pascal  et  Fermat,  v.  4.— Problemata  de  cycloide, 
proposita  mense  Junll  1658,  v.  6.— Diverges  inventions 
de  A.  Drttonville  en  gfiomfirie,  v.  5.— Epltaphe 
de  P.  V.  1. — Xiiuvelles  experiences  faites  en  Augle- 
terre  .  . .  de  I'^qntlibre  des  liqueurs  ...  v.  4.— Ee- 
cltde  la grande experience  de  I'eiiuilibredes  liqueurs, 
V.  4.— Traite  de  I'etiuilibre  des  liqueurs,  t.  4.— Del>«- 
caller,  des  triangles  cyiiudriques,  et  de  la  splrale 
autour  d'un  coue,  v.  5. — Factiiius  pour  les  cur6s  de 
Paris,  Kouen,  etc.  v.  3.— Leitre  de  Pascal  et  Roberval 
k  Fermat,  V.  4.— Francois  de  Xenfchateaii,X.  L., 
ComU  de.  Essai  sur  les  raeiUeurs  ouvrages  ecrits  en 
prose  dans  la  laugue  fran^uise,  et  particulidrenient 
sur  les  Lettres  provinciales  de  P.  v.  1.— Lettres  ecrites 
k  un  i>roviucial  par  un  de  ses  amis,  v.  1. — Egalit6  des 
lignes  spii-ale  et  ])arabolique,  t.  5.  —  Macliiiic 
arithmetiqite,  v.  4.  —  Celeberrlmae  Matbescoa 
Acadeiulae  ParislensI,  v.  4. — Question  sur  les  mira- 
cles, V.  3.— Xlcole,  P.  Eloge  de  P.  v.  1.— Xoel,  F. 
Le  plein  du  vide  ;  Lettre  k  P. ;  Kepoiise  de  P. ;  Re- 
pllque  du  pere  Nitel,  v.  4. — Traits  des  ordres  nn- 
inerlqaea,   v.  5.— Lettre  it  M.  Le  Paillenr,  v.  4. — 

Pensees,  v.  2 Eeclt    des  observations    faites  par 

P*rier,  v.  4.— Leitre  k  M.  de  Rlbeyre  ;  Bepouse  de 
M.  de  Ribeyre;  R^plique  k  M.  de  Ribeyre,  v.  4.— Di- 
mension des  ligues  courbes  de  toutes  les  ronlettea, 
V.  5. — Histoire  de  la  roulette,  v.  5. — Trait6  general  de 
la  roulette,  v.  5.— Petit  traits  des  solides  circu- 
laires,  V.  5.  —  Propri^tes  des  sonimes  stniples, 
triangulaires,  et  pyramidales,  v.  5. — Traite  du  tiian- 
jgle  arithm^lique,  V.  S.-Tralt^destriligues  rect- 
angles et  de  leurs  onglets,v.  5. — Historia  t  rocboidis, 
sive  cycloldls,  v.  5.— Nouvelles  expfirieuces  touchant 
le  fide,  V.  4. 

Miscellaneous  writings  .  .  .     Newly  tr. 

from  the  French  ed.  of  M.  P.  Faugere.  With 
introduction  and  notes  by  George  Pearce. 
London,  1849.     8°.  —3215 

Contents.  ConTersattons.  —  Thoughts  on  elo- 
qneiice'  and  style.— Treatise  on  the  geometrical 
spirit.— Thoughts  on  the  Jesuits  and  lUe  .Janseuists. 
— Letters. --On  the  passion  of  lovc-Mlscellaneons 
tboaghts.— Pearce,  G.  Introduction  and  notes. — 
On  the  art  of  persuasion,  or  eloquence. — Thoughts 
on  the  pope  and  tbe  church.— Thoughts  and  notes  for 
the  Provincial  letters. — Conversation  on  his  work 
on  religion.— Preface  to  the  treatise  on  vaennm. 

Provincial  letters ;   with  "An  essay  on 

Pascal,  considered  as  a  writer  and  moralist. " 
by  M.  Villemain.  Newly  tr.  from  the  French, 
with  memoir,  notes,  and  appendix  by  George 
Pearce.     London.  1849.     8°.  — 3215 

Thoughts  on  religion,  and  evidences  of 

Christianity  (newly  tr.  and  arranged,  with 
large  additions  from  original  MSS);  from 
the  French  ed.  of  M.  P.  Faugere.  With  in- 
troduction, notes,  etc.,  by  George  Pearce. 
London.  1850.     8°.  —3215 

Peus^cs.    106  pp.    (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Dfmonstr.  ecangil. 

V.  3,  p.  605.) 

Cou^%  V.  Des  Pensees  de  Pascal.  Rap- 
port a  1  'Academic  f  rangaise  sur  la  necessity 
d^une  nouv.  ed.  de  cet  ouvrage.     1843. 

Saixte-Becve,  C.  a.    Pascal.     1860,  2  v. 

(In  his  Port  Royal,  v.  2.  3.) 

Vlxet,  a.    Studies  on  Pascal.     1859. 

Astie,  J.  F.    Pascal's  Provincial  letters;  Pascal's 

Thoughts.  72  pp.  (/n  hU  Louis  XIV  and  the  writers 
of  his  age,  pp.  37,  3d5.)— Bowen,  F.  Pascal.  40  pp. 
{In  Mi  Gleanings,  p.  381 ;  an^  X.  Am.  Rev.  v.  60, 1845,  p. 
257.)— Brnuetl^re,  F.  Le  problirae  des  Pensees  de 
P.  36  pp.  {In  hit  Etudes  critiques  sur  .  .  .  litt.  fr.  p. 
72.)— Cousin,  V.  Un  fragment  Infidlt  de  P.  17  pp. 
[Ret.  d.  deux  mondet,  1843,  n.  s.  v.  3,  p.  991.)— Mile,  de 
Roannez.  7  pp.  {Bibliotk.  Erole  d.  CharUt,  v.  5, 1843,  p. 
1.)— Folsset,  J.T.  DesPenseesdeP.,  par  M.V.  Cousin. 
65  pp.  ( Correip<mdan(,  v.  1,  1843,  p.  361  ;  v.  2,  1843,  pp. 
26,  313.)— Pensies,  fragments,  et  lettres  de  P.  33  pp. 
( Corrapondant,  v.  8,  1844,  p.  781 ;  v.  9.  1845,  p.  392.)— 
Francois  de  BTeurcb&tean,  N.  L.,  Crnnfe  de.  Essai 
sur  les  mellleurs  ouvrages  Merits  en  prose  dans  la 
langue  fran^oise,  et  particuliirement  sur  les  Lettres 
provlnclales  de  P.  134  pp.  (Pascal.  B.,  (Euvres,  v.  1, 
p.  xciil.) — Grote,  J.  Pascal  and  Montaigne.  12  pp. 
{Contemp.  Rei-.  v.  30,  1S7-,  p.  285.)— Haase,  A.  Be- 
merkungen  ueber  die  syntax  Pascals.    96  pp.    {ZeiU. 


f.  neu/ranz.  tpraehe  und  lit.  v.  4,  pt  1,  1882,  p.  95.) — 
Havet.  E.  Des  Provlnciales  de  P.  38  pp.  iRev.  d. 
deux  tuondtt,  l.***,  v.  41,  p.  516.)— Jonbert,  L.  Do 
I'autheuticiti  des  lettres  attributes  a  P.  et  i  Xewton. 
10  pp.  (Ret.  eontemp.  1868,  v.  6,  p.  152.)— Ijescoeur.L. 
Del'ouvrage  de  P.  centre  les  athtes.  10  pp.  i  Bibliotk. 
tuiiv.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  v.  15,  1850,  p.  369., — lilbrt,  G. 
Des  derniers  travaux  sur  P.  28  pp.  (Ret.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1842,  4  s.  v.  31,  p.  540.)— Mazade,  C.  de.  Uno 
lecture  de  P.  16  pp.  iRer.  d.  deux  mondes,  1868,  2  p6r. 
V.  74,  p.  234.)— Kaville,  E.  L'apologie  de  P.  a-t-elle 
vleilli?  29  pp.  (Bibliolh.  uttiv.  et  rer.  Suisse,  n.  per.  y. 2, 
185«,p.  384.)— Pascal  and  bis  editors.  45pp.  {Quart. 
Rev.  V.  148,  1879,  p.  307.)— Pascal  and  bis  Triends. 
17  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  22,  1840,  p.  719.)— Pascal  as  a 
Cbrlsflau  pbilosopher.  40  pp.  (iV.  Brit.  Ree.  v. 
35,  li^61,  p.  289.)— Pascal;  Christian  pbilosopby-. 
31  pp.  {BriL  Quart.  Rev.  v.  12,  1850,  p.  139.)_R— ,  F. 
Etudes  sur  P.  18  pp.  {BibUnth.  unir.  et  rer.  (uisse,  4  s. 
T.  9, 1848,  p.  5.)— Rabbe,  F.  Un  abbe  libre  penseur  et 
un  critique  incounu  de  P.  au  XVII  siScle.  20  pp.  (Rev. 
contemp.  1870,  v.  2,  p.  593.)— Rambert,  E.  Pene^es  de 
P.  78  pp.  {Bibliotk.  univ.  el  ret.  Suisse,  n.  per.  v.  1, 1858, 
pp.  412,  565;  v.  2,  1858,  p.  60. —Rogers,  H.  Genius 
and  writings  of  P.  65  pp.  (Essays,  v.  1,  p.  234;  and 
Edin.  Rev.  v.  85,  1847,  p.  178.)— Sainte-Benve,  C.  A. 
Pensees  de  P.  17  pp.  (Castseries  du  Lundi,  \.  5.  p.  523.) 
—Pensees,  fragmens,  et  lettres  de  P.  19  pp.  {Rev.  d. 
deux  mtmdet,  1844,  n.  s.  v.  7,  p.  107.)- Port-Royal ...  les 
Provlnciales.  26  pp.  {Bibliotk.  unir.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s. 
V.  8, 1848,  p.  456.)— Steffens,  H.  Pascal  unddie  pbllo- 
sophlsch-geschichtllehe  bedeutung  seiner  ansichten. 
21  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssens.  Philos.  klasse  Abhandl, 
1837,  p.  177.>— Traill,  H.  D.  The  Provincial  letters. 
16  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  u.  s.  v.  18,  1875,  p.  853.)— Ville- 
main, A.  F.  Essay  on  Pascal,  considered  as  a  writer 
and  moralist.  23  pp.  (Pascal,  B.,  Prorineial  letters,  p. 
xxiv.) 

Dreydorff,  J.  G.   Pascal,  sein  leben  und 

seine  kaempfe.     1870. 

Bossnt,  G.    Diseours  sur  la  vie  et  les  ouvrages  do 

P.  7y  pp.  (Pascal,  B.,  (Eurres,  v.  1,  p.  I.)— Cooper, 
J.  Pascal  the  thinker.  33  pp.  {Bibliotk.  Sacra,  v.  37, 
1880,  p.  272.)— Cousin,  V.  AH^ure  du  pdre  Saint- 
Ange,  Capucin,  ou  un  episode  de  la  vie  de  P.  36  pp. 
(Bibliotk.  Ecole  d.  Charles,  t.  4,  1842,  p.  111. )— Du  sceptl- 
clsme  de  P.  47  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondet,  1844,  n.  s.  v. 
8,  p.  1012 ;  1845,  v.  9,  p.  333.)— I,escnre,  M.  de.  Mys- 
t*re8  et  probl6mes  hlstorlques,  Pascal  et  Mile,  do 
Roannez.  23  pp.  {Correspowdant,  n.  s.  v.  88,  1881,  p. 
619.)— Life,  writings,  and  discoveries  or  P.  42 
pp.  (A.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  1,  1844,  p.  285.)— KIcole,  P.  ElogO 
de  P.  5  pp.  (Pascal,  B.,  CEuvret,  v.  1,  p.  Lxxxvll.)— 
Pearce,  G.  Memoir.  33  pp.  (Pascal.  B.,  Provincial 
W<«r*,  p.  xlvil.)— Russell,  W.  Blaise  Pascal.  12  pp. 
(In  kit  Extraordinary  men,  p.  57.)— Sliellej-,  M.  W., 
and  others.  Pascal.  31  pp.  {In  their  Lives  of  tho 
most  eminent  lit.  and  scl.  men  of  France,  v.  1,  p.  183  : 
Lardner,  D.,  Ca^.  Cyc.)—8nt\aby,  C.  Blaise  Pascal, 
seln  kampf  gegen  die  Jesuiten  und  seine  verteidlgung 
des  Christentums.  89  pp.  {ZeiU.  f.  neufram.  spracke 
und  lit.  T.  6,  pi.  1,  1884,  pp.  210,  265;  v.  7,  pt.  1,  1885. 
p.  13.) 

See  alto  Dem.  Rer.  v.  16, 1845,  p.  137. 

Pascal,  Charles.    Vie  et  moeurs  de  Pybrao. 

79  pp.  (Lafaist,  L.,  Aret4v.  de  Vhist.  de  France,  1  s.  v.  10. 
p.  219.) 

Pascal,  Jacqueline.  Weitzel,  S.  W.  Sister 
and  saint.  A  sketch  of  the  life  of  Jacque- 
line Pascal.     1880. 

Cousin,  V.    Jacqueline  Pascal.    38  pp.    {Bibliotk. 

Ecole  d.  Charles,  v.  5, 1843,  p.  301.)— Folsset,  J.  T.  Les 
soeursdeP.    18  pp.    (Cbrrwpondojif,  v.  U,  1845,  p.  585.) 

See  also  Dem.  Rev.  v.  21,  1847,  p.  15. 

Pascal,  Jean  Baptiste  Etienne,  Abbe.  1789- 
1859.  Album  ou  collection  complete  et  his- 
torique  des  costumes  de  la  cour  de  Rome.  2 
ed.     Paris.  1862.     4°.  —1763 

Notice  sur  la  paroisse  de  Saint-Nicolas- 

des-Champs,  a  Paris  ;  origine  historique  et 
description  de  son  eglise,  de  ses  chapelles  et 
sepultures,  de  ses  etablissemens  anciens  et 
nouveaux,  de  ses  hotels,  rues,  boulevards, 
places  impasses,  enclos.     Paris,  1841.    8°. 

—3296 

Origines  et  raison  dela  liturgie  catholique 

en  forme  de  dictionnaire  .  .  .    Suivies  de  la 


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liturgie  armenienne,  tr.  en  fran^ais  sur  le 
texte  italien  du  Pere  Gabriel  Avedichiau, 
par  le  meme  ;  pub.  par  M.  I'Abbe  Migne. 
Petit-Montrouge,  1844.     r.  8°.  —1243 

Pascal.    See  also  Paschal. — Paschalis. 

Pascali!^,  (— ).  Des  Glajeux,  A.  Pascalis 
et  les  liberies  provluciales  eu  1789.  22  pp.  {Corres- 
pondant,  v.  36,  1855,  p.  747.) 

Pascciitius.  5  cent.  Epistola  ad  S.  Augusti- 

num.    1  p.    (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  33,  p.  1051.) 

Pascli,  Georg.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem,  des 

hommes,  v.  7. 

Paschal,  George  Washington,  LL.  D.  1812- 
78.  Constitution  of  the  United  States  defined 
and  carefully  annotated.  Washington,  1882. 
8°.  —1357 

Paschal.    See  also  Pascal. — Paschalis. 

Paschal  or  liCiit  fast,  apostolical  and 
perpetual.  Gunning,  F.,  Bp.  of  Ely.  {Libr. 
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Paschalis  I,  Pope.    —824.    Bulla  ad  Pe- 

trouacium  Raveunae  archleplscopum.  7  pp.  (Mura- 
torl,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Hal.  script,  v.  2,  p.  220.)— Elpistolae. 
fi  pp.  (Mlgue,  J.  v.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  102,  p.  10H5.)— 
Suiipleiuentum  ad  eplstolas  et  dlplomata.  5  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  129,  p.  977.) 

Paschalis  II,  Pope.    —1118.    Epistola.    1 

p.  (Martene,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script.  ampHss. 
collect.  V.  2,  p.  624.)— Eiplstolae;  Diploma.  5  pp. 
(Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Si>icileg.  v.  3,  pp.  435,439,444.)— Epls- 
tolae  et  privllegia.  221pp.  {Migne,  J.  P.,  I'atrol. 
«.  Lat.  V.  163,  p.  31.)— Gegta  J  Eplslolae.  63  pp.  (Bou- 
quet, M.,  Rec.  Idst.  Gaules,  v.  15,  pp.  1,  16.) 

Pisa,  P.  da.  Vita  Paschalis  II  papae.  8  pp.  (Mlgne, 

J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  163,  p.  13.) 

Paschalis.    See  also  Pascal.— Paschal. 
Paschasiiuis,   Bp.    of   Marsala.      5    cent. 

Epistola  ad  Leouem  I  papain  de  Pa.schate  annl  444.  3 
pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  54,  p.  606.)— BTotl- 
tla.    2  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  50,  p.  1291.) 

Paschasiiis,  Deacon  at  Rome.    6  cent.    De 

SiJirltu  Sancto  libri  II.  16  pp.  (Migae,  J.  F.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  V.  62,  p.  9.) 

Paschasiiis  Radberti.    See  Radbert.  P. 

Pascheles,  Wolf,  and  Pascheles,  Jakob 
W.  Sippurim,  eine  sammlung  juedischer 
volkssagen,  erzaehlungen,  mythen,  chroni- 
ken,  denkwuerdigkeiten,  und  biographien 
beruehmter  Juden  aller  jahrhunderte,  ins- 
besondere  des  mittelalters.  Prag,  1854-70. 
5  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  66, 1862, 
p.  789.)  1235 

Pasclikoff,  Mme.   Lydie.     Voyage  a  Pal- 

niyre.    16  pp.    (Tour  du  .Wo/»t?«,  v.  33,  1877,  p.  161.) 

Pascoe,  Charles  Eyre  [Ed.)  Dramatic  list : 
a  record  of  the  principal  performances  of 
living  actors  and  actresses  of  the  British 
stage.  With  criticisms  from  contemporary 
journals.     Boston,  1879.     12°.  3324 

Pasciial  de  Andagoya.  See  Andagoya, 
P.  de. 

Pasha's  tow.  The.    8  pp.    {Fraser^s  Mag. 

V.  19,  18;i9,  p.  478.) 

Pasigraphy.    9  pp.     (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class. 

Jimrn.  v.  16,  1817,  p.  22.) 

Pasini,  Valentino.      Mazade,  C.   de.      Les 

prficursours  Italiens.  Valentino  Pa.slnl.  18  pp.  (Rtv. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1867,  2  p6r.  v.  69,  p.  199.) 

Pasley,  Sir  Charles  William.  1780-1861. 
Observations  on  limes,  calcareous  cements, 
mortars,  stuccos,  and  concrete  .  .  .  together 
with  rules  deduced  from  numerous  experi- 
ments for  making  an  artificial  water  cement. 
London.  1838.     8°.  —1775 

The  same.     2  ed.,  pt.  1.     London,  1847. 
8°.  —1786 


Essay  on  the  military  policy  and  institutions  of  the 

British  Empire.  35  pp.  (Rev.  o£  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  5, 
1811,  p.  403.) 

Paspati,  Alexandres  Georgios.  Etudes  sur 
les  Tchinghianes  ou  Bohemieus  de  I'empire 
ottoman.   Constantinople,  1870.  r.  8°.  —2143 

Memoir  on  the  Inngnage  of  the  Gypsies,  as  now 

used  in  the  Turliish  Empire.  Tr.  from  the  Greek  by 
Rev.  C.  Hamlin.  128  pp.  (Am.  Orient.  Soc.  Journ.  v.  7, 
1862,  p.  143.) 

Pasquali,  Carlo.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

lioiniiies,  V.  17. 

Pasquier,  Etienne.     1529-1615.     Du  cri  de 

Nouel  (Noel)  pour  signification  de  joie  publique.  3 
pp.  (Leber,  .1.  M.  C,  Dissert,  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  11, 
p.  157.)- Des  ribaux,  des  ribaudes,  et  du  roi  des 
ribaux ;  De  I'usage  qui  a  donne  lieu  au  diction,  Je 
Teux  qu'on  me  tonde.  24  pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  C,  Dis- 
sert, rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  8,  pp.  187,  454.) 

Saiute-Beuve,  C.  A.    Etienne  Pasquier.    21  pp. 

(  Causeries  da  Lmidi,  v.  3,  p.  249.) 

Pasquier,  Etienne  Denis,  Due  de.   Circourt, 

A.  de.  Chaucelier  Pasquier.  7  pi).  (Biblioth.  univ.  et 
rev.  Suisse,  v.  37,  1870,  p.  612.)— Lerminier,  J.  L.  E. 
Discours  parlementaires,  par  P.  22  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1843,  n.  s.  v.  1,  p.  424.) — Iioinenle,  L.  L.  de. 
M.  le  Baron  Pasquier.  56  pp.  (In  his  Galerie  des  con- 
temp,  illustr.  V.  6.)— Rigis,  L.  Etienne  Denis  Pas- 
quier, Chancelier  de  Fi-ance.  22  pp.  {Correspondant, 
n.  S.  V.  46,  1870,  p.  666.) 

Pasquier  de  le  Barre,  and  Soldoyer, 

Nicolas.  Memoires  pour  servir  a  I'histoire 
de  Tournai,  1565-70.  Bruxelles,  1859.  8°. 
{Coll.  de  mem.  rel.  hist,  de  Belgiqiie,  XVI 
siecle. )  3626 

Pasquils.    Calonne,   A.   de.     Pasquin,   les 

pasquilles,  et  les  pasquinades.  10  pp.  [Rev.  contemp. 
18G6,  V.  2,  p.  159.) 

Pasquil's  Jests  with  Mother  Bunche's  mer- 
riments. 84  i>[).   (Hazlitt.W.  C,  Sliake^p.  jest-books,  v.  3.) 

Pasquil's  night-cap.  Rowlands,  S.  1357 
Pasquin,  Anthony,  pseud.  See  Williams,  J. 
Pasquin.     Calonne,   A.    de.     Pasquin,  les 

pasquilles,  et  les  pasquinades.  10  pp.  (Rev.  contemp. 
1S66,  V.  2,  p.  159.)— Bforton,  C.  E.  Pasquin  and  pas- 
quinades.    11  pp.     {Ailant.  Monthly,  v.  6,  1860,  p.  395.) 

Passage  from  the  life  of  Ninian  Hold- 
fast.   16  pp.     [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  51,  1855,  p.  384.) 

Passage   in   the   life   of  a   maitre- 

d'ai'iues.  18  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  52,  1842,  p.  565  ; 
V.  53,  1843,  p.  733.) 

Passage  in  the  secret  history  of  an  Irish 

Countess.    17  pp.    (Dublin  Univ.  M<ig.  v.  12,  1838,  p.  502.) 

Passage   of  autobiography.     22  pp. 

(lilackwomfs  Mag.  v.  47,  18i0,  pp.  46,  474.) 

Passage  to  India.    Whitman,  W.    [With 

his  Leaves  of  grass.)  1354 

Passages  from  my  autobi<|graphy. 

Morgan,  Lady  S.  O.  4854 

Passages  from  my  life,    Mueffling,  F. 

F.  K.,  Freihei-r  von.  3473 

Passages  from  the  American  note* 

hooks.     Hawthorne,  N.     2  v.  1286 

Passages  from  the  diary  of  an  early 

]\Iethodist.     Rowe,  R.  —3277 

Passages   from   the    English   note* 

hooks.     Hawthorne,  N.     2  v.  1286 

Passages  from  the  French  and  Italian 

note- books.     Hawthorne,  N.     2  v.  1286 

Passages  in  the  life  of  a  radical.    Bam- 

ford,  S.  4797 

Passages  in  the  life  of  an  Indian  raer- 

cluuit.     Colvin,  H.  4837 

Passages  in  the  life  of  Francis  Flagstaffe. 

19  pp.     {Hlackwimi's  Mug.  v.  23,  1828,  p.  273.) 

Passages  of  a  working  life.    Knight, 

C.     3  v.  4776 

Passaglia,  Carlo.   De  immaculate  Deiparae 

semper  vlrgiuis  couceptu.  55  pp.  (Kov.  or  in  Dublin 
Jiev.  T.  41, 1866,  p.  117.) 


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PASSOW 


Passaic*  Monitor.    Holden,  E.    First  cruise 

of  the  ••  monitor"  Passaic.  18  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. 
27,  1863,  p.  577.) 

Passaliclae.    See  Coleoptera. 
Passauiaquoddy  Bay.  Abbott,  E.  Grand 

Manau  and 'yuoddy  bay.  16  pp.  {Harper' i  Hag.  v.  56, 
1878,  p.  541.) 

Passau,  Bavaria.    Aventinus,  J.     Excerpta 

diploraallca  Passaviensia.  15  pp.  (CECele,  A.  F.  von, 
Rer.  Boicar.  script,  v.  1,  p.  703.) 

Passavant,  Johann  David.  1787-1861. 
Raphael  of  Urbino  and  his  father  Giovanni 
Santi.  lUustr.  Loudon,  1872.  r.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  66,  1840,  p.  1.)        —1723 

Tour  of  a  German  artist  in  England. 

London,  1836.     2  v.  12°.  —1726 

Passavaut,   Johann  Karl.      Wirth,   J.   IT. 

Schrifteu   von  P.    7  pp.     [Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  33,  1858, 

p.  112., 

Passavanti,  Jacopo.  Circa  1297-1357.  Lo 
specchio  della  vera  penitenzia.   Milano,  1 808. 

2  V.  8°.  —4225 
Passe  et  PaTenir  de  I'architectnre. 

Valmy,  F.  C.  E.  deK.,  ZHtcde.  —1774 

Passenger  laws  of  the  U.  S.    20  pp. 

Bromwell,  "W.  J.,  Hist,  of  immigration,  1856,  p.  206. 

Passerat,  Jean.  1534-1602.  Satyre  Menip- 
pee.     See  Leroy.  P..  and  others. 

Xiceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des  hommes,  v.  2. 

Passeri,  Giovanni  Battista.  1694-1780.  Pic- 
turae  Etruscorum  in  vasculis  nunc  primum 
in  unum  collectae ;  explicationibus,  et  dis- 
sertationibus  illustratae.     Romae,   1767-75. 

3  V.  fo.  1711 
Passerini^  Luigi.    1816—.    Delia  famiglia 

dl  Dante.  26  pp.  (Cellini,  M.,  and  Ghlvlzzaui,  G., 
Dante  e  il  suo  secolo,  p.  53.)— TAe  game.  28  pp.  (With 
Dante  Allghleri,  L'Infemo  .  .  .  da  G.  G.  Warren,  Lord 
Vernon,  v.  3,  p.  5.) 

Passes  of  the  Alps,  Illustrations  of  the. 
Brockedon.  W.     2  v.  3543 

Passe-tenis  agr^able,  ou  nouveau  choix 
de  bons-mots,  pensees  ingenieuses.  rencon- 
tres plaisantes,  gasconnades,  etc.,  enrichi  de 
quelques  nouvelles  histoires  galantes :  le 
tout  avec  des  reflexions  par  Mr.  J.  D.  R. 
Rotterdam,  1724.     2  v.  in  1,  16°.  1298 

Passienns,  pafer.  B.  C.  61-A.  D.  10.  Frag- 

rneuta.     3  pp.    (yieyer.B..,  Orat.  Rom.  fragm.  p.  531.) 

Passienus  Crispus.    See  Crispus  (in  sup- 
plement). 
Passignaiio,    Domenico    da.      Mantz,    P. 

Domenlco  da  Passignano.  4  pp.  (Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C, 
and  Mantz,  P.,  Hist,  des  ptintres,  Ecole  Jlorentine.) 

Passion  dans  le  desert,  Una.    15  pp. 

(Balzac,  H.  de,  (Euvres  compl.  v.  12,  p.  311.) 

Passion  de  J^ns-Christ,  Histoire  de  la. 

Maiilard,  O.    (Crapelet,  G.  A.,  Coll.  des  anc. 

mon.  de  Vhist.  et  de  la  languefr.  No.  4.)  2392 
Passion  of  Martin  Holdfast.    23  pp. 

lFra.'gr's  Mag.  v.  73,  1866,  p.  424.) 

Passion    of    Our    IjOrd   Jesus    Christ. 

Duerer,  A.  — 1725 

Passion  play.     See   Ammergau    passion 

play. 
Passional,  Das,  eine  legendensammlung. 

Koepke,  F.  K.     [Biblioth.  der  deutsch.  not. 

W.  abth.  1,  V.  32.)  —3125 

Passionate  pilgrim,  A.    42  pp.    James, 

H.,  ,Ir.     i.Vlant.  M.m'uh/,  v.  27,  1871,  pp.  352,  478.) 

Passionate  pilgrim.  The.    21  pp.  Shaks- 

pere,  W.,  Works,  td.  by  W.  G.  Clark  and  W.A.Wright,  v. 
9,  p.  649.  " 

PABT  IV.— SC. 


Passions. 

Alibert,  J.  L., Baron.      Physiologie  des 

passions.     1837.  2  v. 
Bain.  A.     The  emotions  and  the  wilL 

1865. 
COGAX,  T.     Treatise  on  the  passions  and 

affections  of  the  mind.     1813,  5  v.     {Works, 

v.  1-5.) 


Letourneau,  C. 
sions.     1868. 

MiLUNGEN,   J.    G. 

and  matter,     n.  d. 

—  PoujOL,  F.  A.  A. 


Physiologie  des  pas- 
Passions  ;    or,   mind 

Dictionnaire  des  fa- 
cultes  intellectuelles  et  affectives  de  Tame. 
1849.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Encyc.  theol.  y.  39.) 

Blllnart,  C.  R.    Tractatus  de  pasaionibus.    5  pp. 

(Migne,  J.  P.,  Theol.  cur.  compl.  v. 11,  p.  1169.)— Burke, 
E.  In  his  Philosophical  inquiry  into  the  origin  of  our 
ideas  of  the  sublime  and  beautiful.  133  pp.  (  Works, 
V.  1,  p.  49:  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Brit.  cZai«ics.)— Descartes,  R. 
Les  passions  de  I'ame.  212  pp.  ((Euvres,  v.  4,  p.  1.) — 
Fortney,  J.  H.  S.  de.  Considerations  sur  la  2  Tus- 
culane.  De  la  douleur.  42  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssena. 
AbuD.  mem.  1785,  p.  221.) — Hume,  D.  Of  the  passions. 
211  pp.  (Philos.  works,  v.  2,  p.  1.)— Kliugberg,  H.  M. 
W.  Hvorvldt  er  man  1  stand  tU  af  auatomien  og  phy- 
slologien  at  besterame  regler  for  maaden  hvorpaa 
lldeuskaber  udtrykke  slg  1  menneskets  udvortes? 
32  pp.  (Skandin.  litteraturselskab,  v.  12,  p.  404.)— Idi- 
cordaire,  J.  B.  H.  D.  De  la  vie  des  passions.  18  pp. 
[Correspondant,  v.  38, 1856,  p.  161.)— Paplllon,  F.  Les 
passions.  25  pp.  {Rer.  d.  deux  mondes,  1873,  2  per.  v. 
108,  p.  827.)— Stael-Holstein,  A.  L.  G.  N.,  Baronne  de. 
De  rinfluence  des  passions  sur  le  bonheur  des  indivl- 
dus  et  des  nations.  298  pp.  ( (Euvres,  v.  3,  p.  1.) — 
Watts,  I.  Doctrine  of  the  passions.  172  pp.  (  Works, 
V.  2,  p.  443.) 

Passow,  Franz  Ludvrig  Karl  Friedrich. 
1786-1833.  Opuscula  academica.  Disposuit 
Nicolaus  Bachius.  Lipsiae,  1835.  8°.  3233 
Contents,  .^lianea.  —  Observatloues  in  parodum 
.Slschyleae  Sepiem  contra  Thebas  fabulae.  —  De 
prlmo  Euraenidum  .^schyleariim  cantico  commeu- 
tatlo.  —  Meletemata  critlca  in  .SZschyll  Persas.  — 
Alexander,  of  Aphro<Usias.  De  febribus  llbellus. 
Graeee  et  I^atlue  in  Germanla  nunc  prlmura  ed. — 
Eplphyllides  Aristopbaueae. — Carolina  Latina. — 
De  Dicaearcbi  TrlpoUtico  conjectura. — Egtienne, 
H.  Ad  Joaunem  Cratonem  a  Crafthelm  epistolae  ex 
autograpbls  nunc  primum  ed.— A.  B.  Kaysslert  et 
J.  Th.  Sehneideri  memorla.  —  Xarratlo  de  J.  C.  F. 
Mansone.  — Varlae  lectlones  ex  duobus  codiclbus 
oraiionis  Slarcellianae. — De  vestigiis  Coronarum 
Meleagrl  et  Phillppi  in  Anthologla  C.  Cephalae. — 
Varlae  lectlones  in  Oppiani  Halieutlca  e  codlce  Pra- 
gensl  enotatae.— Notitia  de  Anthologio  Orionis  The- 
bani — Anlmadversiones  in  Propert.  IV,  11,23,  sqq. 
— De  Scorpio  in  gemma  Augustea  conjectura. — Sym- 
bolae  crlticae  In  scriptores  Graecos  et  Ronianos 
e  codicibus  MSS  Vratislaviensibus  depromptae.— Vin- 
diclae  Sopbocleae  ad  Antlgonae,  v.  781-790. — Obser- 
vationes  crlticae  iu  Sopboclis  Antigonae,  v.  106, 
et  Hymn.  Hom.  Cer.  v.  122.— Anlmadversiones  In  So- 
pboclis Tracbiu.  v.  971-1004.— De  ordlne  temporum, 
quo  prlml  librl  Elegias  scrlpsit  Tibnlins,  commen- 
tatio.— Vettorl,  P.  Ad  Joannem  Cratonem,  Thomam 
Rehdlgernm,  et  Hieronymum  Mercurialem  epistolae 
ex  autographis  ed. 

Vermischte  schriften.     Herausg.  von  W. 

A.  Passow.  Mit  2  lithographirten  tafeln. 
Leipzig,  1843.     8°.  3233 

Contents,  i&schiues. — Ueber  die  sogenaunte  apo- 
theose  des  Angustiis  in  der  antikensammlung  zu 
Wien.— Ueber  Cicero's  rede  f  uer  den  M.  Marcellus. 
—Daniel  von  Coelln.— Zur  geschlchte  der  dema- 
gogic in  Grlechenland.- Der  dichter  Fabullns.— 
Gedicbte.— Die  griecbiscbe  spracbe  nach  Ihrer 
bedeutung  In  der  bllduug  deutscher  jugeud.— Ueber 
die  neuesten  bearbeitungen  der  griecbtscben  an- 
tbologie. — Zur  geschlchte  der  griecbiscben  ero- 
tiker  und  eplstolographen.  —  Dor  griecbiscben 
spracbe  paedagoglscher  vorrang  vor  der  latein- 
ischen,  von  der  schatteuseite  betrachtet.— Hellodo- 
riis  II. — Herakles  der  drelfussraeuber  auf  deuk- 
malen  alter  kunst  und  ueber  die  vorcebliche  cortlua 
auf  diesen  denkmaleu.— Ailgemeiue  eluleitung  zu  dea 


PASSOW 


3350 


PASTORAL  AND  RURAL  POETRY 


Jalirbiieclieru  <ler  pliilologie  und  paedagogik. 
—  liateiiiisclie  aiitliolugie.  ■ —  Eriuueruugen  an 
ausgezeiohnele  pliilologeii  des  16  Jalirhunderts.— 
TJeber  die  Geniaelde  des  aelleru  Pliilostratog.— 
Ueber  das  zeitalter  des  physiognomikers  Polenioii. 
— Ueber  die  roinantlscbe  bearbeitmig  helleniscber 
sageii.— Ueber  Tacitus'  Gernianla.— Zu  Tlieo- 
kriCs  Chariteii.  —  Recension;  Ueber  Tibull's 
Glycera. 

Handwoerterbuch       der       griechischen 

sprache.  Neu  bearbeitet  von  V.  C.  F.  Rost, 
F.  Palm  .  .  .  Leipzig,  1841-57.  2  v.  in  4, 
r.  8°.  R.35 

Contents. 
A-AiooxTi,  V.  1,  abth.  1.  A-UuivyS,  v.  2,  abth.  1. 

E-Kwi/^ov,  V.  1,  abth.  2.  F-Qw&T)^,  v.  2,  abth.  2. 

Q.  Horatius  Flacciis.    Leben  uud  zeitalter.    143 

pp.  (Horatius  Flaccus,  Q.,  EpUteln,  herausg.  von  C. 
I'assow,  p.  111.) 

[Ud.)     Des  Q.  Horatius  Flaccus  Episteln. 

See  Horatius  Flaccus.  Q.  (in  supplement). 

Passow,  Gottfried  Thomas  Arnold  {Ed.) 
1829-70.  Popularia  carmina  Graeciae  recen- 
tioris.    Lipsiae,  1860.     8°.  8205 

Passow,  Wilhelm  Arthur  (Ed.)  1814-64. 
Franz  Passow 's  Vermischte  schriften.  See 
Passow,  F.  L.  K.  F. 

Passports  and  turnpikes.  3  pp.  (Era- 
ser's Mag.  V.  67,  1858,  p.  614.) 

Passy,  Frederic.  1822—.  Legonsd'economie 
politique  faites  a  Montpellier.  Recueillies 
par  MM.  Emile  Bertin  et  Paul  Glaize,  1860- 
61.     Paris,  1862.     2  v.  8°.  —1307 

Passy,  Hippolyte  Philibert.  1793-1880.  Des 
systemes  de  culture  et  de  leur  influence  sur 
Teconomie  sociale.     Paris,  1853.    12°.   —1398 

Past  and  present.    Carlyle,  T.  2267 

Past  and  present  life  of  the  globe. 
Page,  D.  —1628 

Past  and  present  of  political  economy. 
Ely,  R.  T.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hopkins 
Univ.  studies  in  hist,  andpolit.  sd.  2  s.  No.  3.) 

2621 

Past,  present,  and  coming.  14  pp.  {Era- 
ser's Mag.  V.  35,  1847,  p.  1.) 

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Pasteur,  Louis.  1822—.  Etudes  sur  la 
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—1594 

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(Rev.  of  In  Kdin.  liev.  v.  125, 1867,  p.  389.) 

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(Edin. 


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107  pp.  ((Kiirr«.  V.  5,  p.  65.)— Gay.J.  The  Shepherd's 
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pp.  (Poet,  tcorks,  ed.  by  D.  Mjssoh,  v.  2,  p.  433.)— Mos- 
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67  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  12, 1835,  pp.  2-22,  394,  541 ;  v.  13, 
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Campbell.   G.     Lectures  on  systematic 

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HOADLY,  B. .  Bp.  of  Winchester.  Practi- 
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Massillon,  J.  B.,  Bp.  of  Clermont.  Con- 
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On  the  discouragements  and  supports  of  the  Christian 
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13  pp.     (Rev.  of  In  iie^rosjpec^.  iieo.  v.  12,  1825,  p.  287.)    ■ 

Paterson,  Walter.     Verses.     1  p.     {Black- 

mood's  Mag.  v.  2,  1818,  p.  74.) 

Paterson,  William.  1658-1719.  Writings. 
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Incident  to  coin,  v.  3.— Notices  of  some  ol  Paterson's 
contemporaries,  v.  2.— Proposal  to  plant  a  colony 
In  Darien,  v.  1. — England's  great  concern,  v.  1  — 
Notices  of  the  Patersons,v.  2.— Proposals  of  a  coiini;ll 
of  trade,  v.  1.— Dialogues  upon  the  union  of  Eng- 
land and  Scotland,  171)6,  v.  1.— Inquiry  into  tlio 
state  of  the  union  of  Great  Britain,  v.  2.— On  the 
union  of  17U6,  v.  3. 

• Life  and  writings  of  P.    41  pp.    {Edin.  Rev,  v.  115, 

1862,  p.  1.) 

Paterson,    See  also  Patterson. 
Paterson  family.    Notices  of  the  Pater- 

HOiiH.     21  \t\<.     (I'fiiiTHon,  W.,  Writings,  v.  2,  p.  Ixxxl.) 

Patlians  of  the  north-west  frontier  of 

India.     10  pp.     ( Blackwood' g  Mag,  v.  125, 1879,  p.  595.) 

Pathetic,  The.    27  pp.    Schiller,  J.  C.  F. 

von,  /v'.xai/.i  ae.siUel.  andphilos.  p.  142. 

Pathfinder,  The.     Cooper,  J.  F.  1274 

Pathological  anatomy.  See  Anatomy, 
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{Sydenham,  Soc) 
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Wolff.  A.   Zymotic  diseases :  their  corre- 
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AVuNDEKLiCH,  K.  A.   On  the  temperature 

in  diseases.     1871.     {New  Sydenham  Soc.) 

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disease  and  death  after  Injuries,  parturition,  and 
surgical  operations.  15  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc. 
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gravlorum  exempla.  13  pp.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells. 
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Report  on  practical  medicine,  pathology,  and  thera- 
peutics. 280  pp.  (New  Sydenham  Soc.  Tear  bonk,  1859, 
p.  124;  1860,  p.  133.)— Researches  on  life  and  dis- 
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Lassen  Oder  thun?  Eine  aerztliche  kunst-  und  gewis- 
sensfrage.  42  pp.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wissens. 
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patbologiscben  anatoniie  und  der  patbologischen 
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disease.  17  pp.  {yineteenth  Cait.  v.  1,  1877,  p.  38i>.)— 
Zinn,  J.  G.  Observatloues  ex  corporibus  morbosis. 
14  pp.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wissens.  Comment,  v.  2, 
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See  also  Apoplexy.— Bilions  fever.— Blood.— 
Blood  vessels. — Brain  and  Jferves. — Breast. — 
Broncltitls.— Calciilns  (la  medicine!. — Cancer. — 
Catarrh.  —  Chest.—  Cliildren.—  Cholera.—  CII- 
n>ate.—  Colds.— Consumption.—  Contagion.— 
Convulsions.- Deafness.—  Deformities.-  De- 
lirium.-Diabetes.—  Diagnosis.—  Digestion.— 
Diphtheria.  —  Dyspepsia.  —  Elephantiasis.  — 
Epidemics.- Epilepsy.— Epizootic  disea.^es.- 
Eye.— Fever.  — Generative  organs.—  Goitre.— 
Gont.  — Haemorrhages.— Hair.— Head.— Heart. 
— Hernia — Hydroceplialus.— HydropIiobia.- 
Hysteria. -Idiocy.-Infection. -luflammationt 
—Influenza.— KIdneys.—Liead  diseases.— Lep- 
rosy. —  Liver.  —  Loclted-Ja>v.  —  Longevity.— 

Lungs.— Masturbation Measles.— Menstrna- 

tion.—Xeck.— Old  age. —Paralysis. -Parasites. 
—Passions.  —Plague —  Pneumonia.—  Pulse.— 
Rheumatism.-  Scarlatina.  —  Scarlet  fever.— 
Scrofula.— Scurvy.— Small-pox.— Somnambn- 

lism.- Spine.- Stomach.-  Syphilis.-  Teeth 

Testicles.  —  Throat.  —Trichina Tumors.— 

Typhoid  fever.— Urinary  affections. — Veins.— 
Venerealdiseases.-Vlscera.- Voice.— AVeath- 
**■•— "^Vhoopiug  cough.— Womb.  —Women.— 
Worms.- Yellow  fever.  Ah-o  A  natomy,.l/,rbi(i.— 
Cellular  pathology.—  Hygiene.— Medicine.— 
>lilitary  hygiene — Xaval  hygiene.— Sureery. 
—Therapeutics. 

Patience.      Augustinus,    A.,    St.,    Bp.  of 

Hippo.  De  patientla.  9  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lai.  T.  40,  p.  609.)— rft«  same,  tr.  Into  English.  20  pp. 
(Short  treatises,  x>.  643:  Lihr.  of  FaWurr*.)— Baxter,  B. 
Pjjedlent  patience.  140  pp.  [Practical  works,  v.  11,  p. 
381.)  —  Boehme,  J.  Of  true  resignation.  15  pp. 
{Works,  V.  4.)— Cyprlana*,  T.  C,  St.,  Bp.  of  Carthage. 


De  bono  patientlae.  21  pp.  (  Opera  omnia,  v.  1,  i*  395; 
Corpus  script,  eccles.  Lat.  v.  3,  pt.  1 ;  Migne,  .T.  P.,  Patrol. 
s.  Lat.  V.  4,  p.  &i5.)—The  same,  tr.  into  English.  19  pp. 
{Ante-A'icene  Christ.  Libr.  v.  13,  p.  21;  Libr.  of  Fatlurs, 
v.  1,  p.  250.)— Fontenelle,  B.  le  B.  Disoours  sur  la 
patience.  14  pp.  ((£'urr«,  v.  4,  p.  255.)— Lipsins, -J. 
De  coustantia.  102  pp.  {Opera  omnia,  v.  4,  p.  511. )_ 
BFieremberg,  J.  E.  Of  temperance  and  patience. 
126  pp.  (Vaughan,  H.,  Works,  v.  4,  p.  11.)— Tertulli- 
anus,  Q.  S.  F.  De  patientla.  14  pp.  (Migne,  .1.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat. -v.  1,  p.  1359.)— TAe  same,  tr.  into  English. 
26  pp.  {Anie-Nieene  Christ.  Libr.  v.  11,  p.  205;  Lihr.  of 
Fathers,  v.  1,  p.  328.)— Zarate,  H.  de.  Dlscursos  de  la 
paciencia  cristiana.  266  pp.  {Escrit.  del  siglo\&,\.\, 
p.  419:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  e--;>on.) 

Patience  is  genius.      3  pp.      (Harper''s 

J/af7.  V.  6,  185:^,  p.  »:«.) 

Patient  Grisei.    See  Griselda. 

P^timokklia,  The :  being  the  Buddhist 
office  of  the  confession  of  priests.  The  Pali 
text,  with  a  tr.  and  notes  by  J.  F.  Dickson. 
[London,  1875.]     8°.  —2264 

TJie  same.  Tr.  from  the  Pali  by  T.  W. 
Rhys  Davids  and  Hermann  Oldenberg.  Ox- 
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Patin,  Charles.  1633-93.  Commentarius  in 
III  inscriptiones  Graecas,  Smyrna  nuper  allatas; 
Commentarius  in  antiquum  monumentum  Marcel- 
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antiquum  cenotaphium  Marci  Artorii.  64  pp.  (Poleni, 
G.,  Vtr.  thes.  dntiq.  Bom.  Gr.  not.  supp.  v.  2,  pp.  1041, 
1089,  1133.)  —  De  numismate  autiquo  Augustl  et 
Piatonis,  eplstola.  6  pp.  (Gronovius,  J.,  Thes.  Gr. 
antiq.  V.  9,  p.  1589.) 

N iceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  2. 

Patin,  Gui.  1601-72.  Lettres.  Nouv.  ed., 
augmentee  de  lettres  iuedites,  precedee 
d'une  notice  biographique.  accompagnee  de 
remarques  scientifiques,  historiques,  philo- 
sophiques,  et  litteraires,  par  J.  H.  Reveille- 
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Sainte-Benve,  C.  A.    Gul  Paiin.    37pp.    (Causeries 

du  Lundi,  v.  8,  p.  71.) 

See  also  Rev.  retrospect,  v.  3, 1834,  p.  5. 

Patin,  Henri  Joseph  Guillaume.  1793-1876. 

Etudes  sur  les  tragiques  grecs.  Eschyle. 

6  ed.     Paris,  1882.     12°.  3275 

Etudes  sur  les  tragiques  grecs.  Euripide. 

6  ed.     Paris,  1883.     2  v.  12°.  3275 

Etudes  sur  les  tragiques  grecs.  Sophocle. 

6  ed.     Paris,  1881.     12°.  3275 

Magnin,  C.    Etudes  sur  les  tragiques  grecs,  par 

P.    20  pp.     ( Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1842, 4  s.  v.  30,  p.  643.) 

Patissier  niodeme,  Le.    Bailleux,  L. 

3733 

Patknl,  Johan  Rheinholdt,  Graf.  Moles- 
worth.  R.  Short  narrative  of  the  life  and  death  of 
John  Rhinholdt,  Ctouut  Patkul,  of  Livonia,  who  was 
broken  alive  upon  the  wheel  in  great  Poland,  1707  . .  . 
20  pp.     (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  13.  p.  873.) 

Patniore,  Coventry  Kearsey  Deighton.  1823 
— .  Poems.  2  collective  ed.  London,  1886. 
2  V.  16°.  1307 

Conten's.  Amelia,  etc.  v.  2.— Angel  in  the  house, 
V.  1.— Essay  on  English  metrical  laTv,  v.  2.— Pat- 
more,  H.  Selections  from  his  poems,  v.  2.— To  the 
Unknown  Eros,  v.  2.— Victories  of  love,  v.  1. 

(Rev.  of  In  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  56, 1844,  p.  331 ;  Frater's 
Mag.  V.  68,  1863,  p.  130;   N.  Brit.  Ret.  v.  28,  1858,  p.  529.) 

Bright  and  sleep.     1  p.    (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  49,  1854, 

p.  139.)— Victories  of  love.  39  pp.  (Macmillan't 
Mag.  V.  4,  1861,  p.  436;  v.  5,  18C2,  pp.  23,  109.) 

Angel  in  the  house.    13  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  Edin. 

Rev.  V.  107,  1858,  p.  121.)— Forman,  H.  B.  Coventry 
Patmore.  17  pp.  (In  his  Our  living  poets,  p.  255.)— 
Garnett,  R.  Poetry,  prose,  and  Mr.  Patmore.  9  pp. 
(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  3,  1861,  p.  121.)— STorton,  Mrs.  G. 
The  Angel  in  the  house,  and  the  Goblin  market.  6  pp. 
(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  8,  1863,  p.  398.) 

Patmore,  Henry.  1861-83.  Selections  from 
the  poems  of.  8  pp.  ( TFiTA  Patmore,  C.  K.  D.,  Poems, 
V.  2,  p.  207.) 


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PATRIOTISM 


Sheridan,  R.  B.  v.  3. 
Sheriaan,  T.  v.  3. 
Smith,  H.  V.  2. 
Smith,  J.  V.  2. 
Ward,  B.  P.  v.  1,  2. 

Notes  on  the  Gurjat 


Patmore,  Peter  George.  1786-1855.  My 
friends  and  acquaintance  :  being  memorials, 
mind-portraits,  and  personal  recollections  of 
deceased  celebrities  of  the  19  century.  Lon- 
don, 1854.     3  V.  8°.  3826 

Contents. 
Blanchard,  L.  v.  3. 
Campbell,  T.  v.  1. 
Gardluer,  M.  P.,  Countess 

nf  Blessinglon,  v.  1. 
Hazlitt,  W.  V.  2,  3. 
Lamb,  C.  v.  1. 
Patn^.    Impey,  H.  B. 

state  of  P.  11  pp.  (Aslat.  Soc.  Bengal,  Journ.  v.  34,  pt. 
1,  1866,  p.  101.) 

Patois  de  la  coinmune  de  Tiounaz 

(Bas-Valais).      Gillieron,   J.       {Biblioth.  de 

Fecole  des  haiites  ettides,  v.  40.)  — 4154 

Patois  lorraiiis,  Les.    Adam,  L.      —2132 

Patoii,  Allan  Park.   Remarks  on  Shakspere's 

use  of  cajjltal  letters  In  his  MS.  17  pp.  (  With  Shaks- 
pere,W.,  Tragedy  of  Macbeth,  according  to  the  first  Folio, 
p.  111.) 

Patoii,  Andrew  Archibald.  1809-74.  The 
Goth  and  the  Hun ;  or,  Transylvania,  De- 
breczin,  Pesth,  and  Vienna  in  1850.  Lon- 
don, 1851.     8°.  3694 

■ Highlands  and  islands  of  the  Adriatic,  in- 
cluding Dalmatia,  Croatia,  and  the  southern 
provinces  of  the  Austrian  empire.  London, 
1849.     2  V.  8°.  3544 

History  of  the  Egyptian  revolution,  from 

the  period  of  the  Mamelukes  to  the  death  of 
Mohammed  Ali ;  from  Arab  and  European 
memoirs,  oral  tradition,  and  local  research. 
2  ed.     London,  1870,     2  v.  8°.  1775 

Patoil,  Chalmers  J.  Freemasonry,  its  sym- 
bolism, religious  nature,  and  law  of  per- 
fection.    London,  1873.     8°.  —1383 

Paton,  Sir  Joseph  Noel.     [Notice  of.]    4  pp. 

{Brit,  painters  of  the  18  and  19  cent.  p.  120.) 

Patra&iielo,  El.    37  pp.    Timoneda,  J.  de. 

(Novel,  anter.  d  Cervantes,  p.  129  :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.; 
Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro  novel,  espan.  v.  1,  p.  15.) 

Patras.    Schillbach,  E.    Bilingue  inschrift 

von  P.     9  pp.  1  pi.     {Philologus,  v.  31,  1872,  p.  481.) 

Patriarclia :  or,  the  natural  power  of  kings. 

Filmer,  Sir  R.  —1358 

Patriarcliae  Clialdaeorum  seu  Nesto- 

rlanorum  k  Sancto  Thoma  Apostolo  ad  praesentem 
usque  diem.  13  pp.  (Assemaui,  G.  S.,  Biblioth.  orient. 
V.  3,  pt.  1,  p.  611.) 

Patriarclial  religion  of  Britain.  James, 
D.    {With  Toland ,  J. ,  Account  of  the  Druids. ) 

—2286 

Patriarchal  theory.  The.  McLennan, 
J.  F.,  and  McLennan,  D.  —1366 

Patriarchate.  Jenkins,  R.  C.  The  Chris- 
tian Patriarchate,  in  Its  Influence  on  doctrine  and 
rite.     13  pp.     [Conlemp.  Rev.  \.  24, 1874,  p.  842.) 

Patriarchs,  Testaments  of  the.    See  Bible, 

O.  T.,  Pseudepigrapha. 
Patriarchs  and  prophets.  Legends  of 

the.     Baring-Gould,  S.  {Ed.)  1226 

Patricilis.  Epithalamium  Auspiciiet-^llae. 

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Patterson,  Callander.     1820—.      [Poems.] 

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Patterson,  Elizabeth.     See  Bonaparte,  E. 

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Patterson,     Rachel     Elizabeth.       1820—. 

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Patterson,  Maj. -Gen.  Robert  1792-1881. 
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Patterson,  Robert  Hogarth.  1821-86. 
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(Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  59, 1862,  p.  2OT.) 

Patterson,  Samuel  D.    Political  portraits. 

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Patterson,  William  Hugh.  Glossary  of 
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Patteson,  John  Coleridge.  D.  JD.,   Bp.  of 

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Pattison,  Mrs.  Emilia  Francis  Strong  {after- 
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Pattison,  Maj.-Gen.  James.  1724-1805. 
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Pattison,  James  Frederick.  The  emigrant's 
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1638 

Pattison,  Rev.  Mark.  1813-84.  Isaac  Ca- 
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Pfleiderer,  O.   Lectures  on  the  influence 

of  the  Apostle  Paul  on  the  development  of 
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Paulinism  :  a  contribution  to  the  his- 
tory of  primitive  Christian  theology.  1877, 
2  V. 

Renan,  J.  E.     St.  Paul.     1869. 

Tholuck,  F.  a.  G.     Remarks  on  the  life, 

character,  and  style  of  the  Apostle  Paul. 
1840.     (Clark,  T.,  Bibl.  Cab.  v.  28.) 

Wits,  H.    Meletemata  Leidensia,  quibus 

contiuentur  praelectiones  de  vita  et  rebus 
gestis  Pauli  apostoli.     1739. 

ZiEGLER,  L.     Itala  fragmente  der  Pauli- 

nischen  briefe.     1876. 

Alger,  W.  K.    Paul's  doctrine  of  the  last  things. 

46  pp.  (  Chr.  Exam.  v.  64^853,  p.  202.]— Anbi,  B.  St. 
Paul  et  la  fondation  du  Christlaulsme.  28  pp.  (Kev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1869,  2  per.  v.  82,  p.  877.)— Bauiiard,  L. 
La  jeuuesse  de  P.  15  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  66,  1865, 
p.  852.) — Beeclier,  E.  Dispensations  of  Divine  Prov- 
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Sacra,  v.  12,  1855,  p.  499.)— Brown,  J.  T.  St.  Paul's 
thorn  In  the  flesh:  what  was  It?  29  pp.  (Brown,  J., 
Horae  suhsecivae,  v.  1,  p.  105.) — Character  of  P.  19  pp. 
(Southern  Kev.  v.  15,  1874,  p.  204.)— Conjectures  on  the 
cltronology  of  the  travels  of  P.  6  pp.  (Valpy, 
A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  10,  1814,  p.  1.)— Conder,  F.  R. 
The  founder  of  Aryan  Christianity.  19  pp.  {Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  3,  1879,  p.  59.)— Conversion  and 
ordination  of  Saul  the  persecutor.  16  pp.  (Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  75,  1870,  p.  3.)— Everett,  C.  C,  Paul's 
argument  for  the  abolition  of  the  law.  10  pp.  (Chr. 
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26,  138,  264;  v.  24,  l>-64,  pp.  93,  161,  238,  265;  v.  25,  1865, 
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11  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  34,  1878,  p.  1.) 
— Hedge,  F.  H.  Gospel  according  to  P.  13  pp.  (Chr. 
Exam.  V.  63,  1857,  p.  391.)— Hulst,  M.  St.  Paul  et  ses 
plus  receutes  biographes.  65  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.s. 
V.  44,  1869,  pp.  709,  884.)— Button,  R.  H.  Mr.  Arnold 
on  St.  Paul  and  his  creed.  13  pp.  (  Conlemp.  Rev.  v.  14, 
1870,  p.  329.)— St.  Paul.  10  pp.  [MacmiUan's  Mag.  v.  20, 
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Sacra,  v.  11,  1854,  p.  514.)— Iiife  and  epistles  of  P. 
33  lip.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  2,  1854,  p.  63.)— Life  and 
writings  of  P.  42  pp.  (/Jwbh'nieeu.  v.34,1853,  p.  441.) 
—Iiife  of  P.  27  pp.  (iV.  ^wj.  iSet).  V.  77,  1853,  p.  173.)— 
Liivermore,  A.  A.  The  A))Ostle  Paul.  24  pp.  (Chr. 
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More,  H.  Essay  on  the  character  and  practical  writ- 
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yeres  from  Paul's  conversion,  shewing  theliiue 
of  his  peregrination,  and  of  his  epistles  written  to  the 
churches.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Cull,  of  tracts,  v.  1 ,  p.  92.) 
— Paley,  W.  Horae  PauUnao.  253  pp.  (  Works,  v.  3, 
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and  Protestantisui.  24  pj).  (London  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  34,  1870,  p.  455.)— St.  Paul  and  Renan.  27  pp. 
(Quart.  Rev.  v.  150, 1880,  p.  243.)— Paul  and  Seneca. 
24  pp.  (  Weslm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  58,  1880,  p.  309.)— Perkins, 
J.  The  revelation  of  the  blessed  Apostle  Paul.  Tr. 
from  an  ancleot  Syrlac  MS.  30  pp.  (Am.  Orient.  Soc. 
Joum.  V.  8,  1866,  p.  183.)— Pierre  de  Blois,  Arcluieacon 
of  JIath.  De  converslono  Sanoli  Pauli.  3  pp.  (Mlgne, 
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1867,  p.  26.)— Kenuell,  J.  Ou  the  voyage  and  place 
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and  Paul.  72  pp.  (In  'iV  Roman  days,  p.  209.)— S.,  .\. 
EtlilcsotP.  18  pp.  ( Frai<r«. Vagr.  U.S.  V.  7, 1873,  p.  760  ) 
— S.,A-  The  new  birth,  according  t'l  P.  l"pp-  (Fraier'i 
Mag.  u.  8.  V.  8, 1873.  p.  631.;— Sanl  of  Tarsus.  32  pp. 
(E,li,i.  Ree.  v.  97,  1853,  p.  87.)— Saul  of  Tarsus,  and 
the  paganism  or  Ctlicia.  16  pp.  {DiiMin  Unie. 
Mao.  V.  74,  li^<)9,  p.  6ij3. 1— Theory  of  development 
In  St.  Paul's  epistles.  46  pp.  i London  Quart.  Rev. 
v.  15,  1861,  p.  301.)— Vindication  of  P.  from  the 
charge  of  vrishlng  himself  accursed.  5  pp. 
(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Cla^s.  Journ.  v.  1,  1810,  p.  112.)— Vital 
faith.  Paul— Augustine— Luther.  18  pp.  (iMibKn 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  71,  1868,  p.  24.3.) 
See  also  Bible,  N.  T.,  AcU. 

Psinl,  St..  Bp.  of  Verdun.    1  cent.    Epistolae 

ad  S.  Desiderium  Cidurceusem  eplscopum.  2  pp. 
(Miaiio,  J.  P.,  FoUrol.  s.  Lai.  v.  87,  p.  260.) 

Paul,  Sf.  Vincent  de.  See  Vincent  de  Paul.  St. 

Paul  I,  Czar  of  Russia.   Tanxe.vberg,  G.von. 

Leben  Pauls  I.  Kaisers  aller  Reussen.    1801. 

Reminiscences  of  the  court  and  times  of  P.,  up 

to  the  period  of  his  death.  46  pp.  (Fraser's  Mig.  v.  72, 
1863,  pp.  222,  302.;— Schnltzler, -J.  H.  Kaiser  Paul  I 
vor  und  nach  seluer  ihroubesteigung.  105  pp.  (Rau- 
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K  M.,  ricomie  de.  A  change  of  reign.  The  death  of 
Catherine  II,  and  the  accession  of  Paul  I.  56  pp. 
f  With  hif  True  story  of  Mazeppa,  p.  239.) 

Paul,  Father.    See  Sarpi.  P. 

Paul,  of  Bemried.    12  cent.    S.  Gregorii  Vll 

vilii.  33  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Falrol.  s.  Lat.  v.  148,  p.  39; 
Muratori,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  3,  p.  314.) 

Paul,  of  Chartres.     12  cent.    Vetus  Agano. 

9.)  pp.     (MliTue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  155,  i>.  179.) 

Paul,  of  Persia.     Disputationes  Photini  Ma- 

uichaei  cum  Paulo  Chrlsliano.  [Gr.  et.  Lot.]  34  pp. 
(Mai.  A.,  Patrum  nnr.  hiblioth.  v.  4,  pt.  3,  p.  80.) 

Paul.    See  aho  Pablo.— Paolo. — Paulus. 

Paul,  Benjamin  Horatio.  Manual  of  tech- 
nical analysis.  See  BoUey,  P.  A.,  and  Paul, 
B.  H. 

Paul,  Charles  Kegan.  William  Godwin : 
his  friends  and  contemporaries.  London, 
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and  Stone,  E.  D.   {Trs.)    Philological 

introduction  to  Greek  and  Latin  for  students. 
See  Baur.  F. 

Paul,  Hermann  {Ed.)  1846—.  Gedichte 
Walthers  von  der  Vogelweide.  See  Walther 
von  der  Vogelweide. 

Paul,  Howard.    1835—.    A  lucky  hit.  a  petite 

C'lnedy.    15  pp.     Opeucer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  20.) 

Paul,  Oscar  {Ed.  and  Tr.)  1836—.  Boetius 
5  buecher  ueber  die  musik.  See  Boetius,  A. 
M.  T.  S.  (in  supplement). 

Paul,  Robert.    Maclagan,  D.    Robert  Paul. 

G  pp.     (Oi:ruplion  worthies.  Memorial  of  1843,  v.  4,  p.  429.) 

Paul,  Rev.  Robert  Bat«man  ( Tr.)  1798-1877. 
The  Athenian  stage.     See  Witzschell,  A. 

Paul,  Theodor  Wilhelm.  1831—.  Quaes- 
tionesCIaudianeae.  Berlin.  1866.  4°.  {With 
his  Quaestionum  Claudian.  partic.)  3242 

Quaestionum  Claudianearum   particula. 

Glogau.  1857.     4°.  3243 

Paul  and  Gebhard,  Monks  of  Ratisbon. 

Epi-toine  IV  de  ritu  Ambroslano.  4  pp.  (Mabillon,J., 
aud  Germain.  M.,  Mus.  I'al.  v.  1,  pt.  2,  p.  95.) 

Paul  ClifTord.    2  v.    Lytton,  E.  G.  E.  L.  B., 

1  Baron  Lytton,  Novels,  v.  5,  6.  1288 

Paul  el  Virginie.    211  pp.    Saint-Pierre, 

■T.  H.  B.  de,  lEuvru  compl.  v.  6,  p.  1. 

Paul  Fane:  or,  parts  of  a  life  else  untold. 
Willis.  N.  P.  1205 

Paul  Friedrich  Wilhelm,  Herzog  von 
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dem  noerdlichen  Amerika  in  den  jahren 
1822  bis  1824.     Stuttgart,  1835.     8°.  2474 

Paul  Servita.    See  Sarpi,  P. 


Paul  Veronese.    See  Cagliari,  P. 
Paula,  St.     Hieronymus  Sophronius,  E..  St. 

Peregriuatii.  S.  Paulae  [404J.  14  pp.  (Soc.  de  I'orient 
lat.  Itinera  Lat.  p.  27.) — The  same  in  English.  16  pp. 
[Palestine  Pilgrims'  Text  Soc.  No.  2.) 

See  also  Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  11, 1868,  p.  436. 

and  £us«tocliinni,  Julia,  St.    Epistola 

de  Sanctis  lucis,  ad  ilarcellara.  5  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  22,  p.  483;  Soc  de  I'orient  lat.  Itinera 

Lat.  p.  41.; 

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Jn  his  Farragut  and  our  naval  commanders,  p.  496. 
7  pp.— Meade,  R.W.  Admiral  Hiram  Paulding.  7  pp. 
[Harper's  Mag.  v.  57,  1878,  p.  358.) 

Paulding,  James  Kirke.  1779-1860.  Book 
of  vagaries.  Ed.  by  William  I.  Paulding. 
New  York,  1868.     8°.  1283 

The  Bulls  and  the  Jonathans ;  comprising 

John  Bull  and  Brother  Jonathan,  and  John 
Bull  in  America.  Ed.  by  William  I.  Paul- 
ding.    New  York.  1867.     8°.  1283 

Dutchman's    fireside,    a    tale.     Ed.    by 

William  I.  Paulding.  New  York.  1868.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Westm.  Rev.  v.  15,  1831.  p.  491.) 

1283 

Life  of  Washington.    New  York,  1854. 

2  V.  16°.  3776 

Tales  of  the  good  woman.  Ed.  by  Wil- 
liam I.  Paulding.   New  York.  1867.   8°.    1283 

Salmagundi.     See  Irving.  W. 

School  of  reform  ;  a  domestic  tale.   7  pp.    [Dem. 

Eec.  V.  1,  1838,  p.  424.) 

Paulding,  W.  I.    Literary  life  of  James 

K.  Paulding.     1867. 

Lajr  of  the  Scottish  fiddle.    5  pp.    (Rev.  of  in 

Quart.  Rec.  v.  10,  1814,  p.  463. —Sketch  of  old  Eng- 
land by  a  New  Englandman.  24  pp.  (Rev.  of  in 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  30, 1824,  p.  519.)— Trollope  and  Paul- 
ding on  America.  14  pp.  [Frasers  Mag.  v.  5,  1S«, 
p.  336.)— Wilson,  .1.  G.  James  K.  Paulding.  28  pp. 
(In  his  Bryant,  and  his  friends,  p.  129.) 

Paulding,  William  Lrving.  Literary  life  of 
James  K.  Paulding.    New  York,  1867.     8°. 

3887 

{Ed. )     Book  of  vagaries ;  The  Bulls  and 

the  Jonathans,  etc.     See  Paulding.  J.  K. 

Paulet  la  lionue.    14  pp.    {Eraser's  Mag. 

V.  32,  1845,  p.  513.) 

Pauli,  Georg  Reinhold.  182-3-82.  Aufsaetze 
zur  euglischen  geschichte.  Neue  folge.  Her- 
ausg.  von  Otto  Hartwig.     Leipzig,  1883.     8°. 

1515 
Cbnttntt.  C.  K.  J.  Bunsen.— Thomas  CromTreU 
der  hammer  der  moenche. — Durham. — Entstehung 
des  einheitsstaats  In  Grossbritannien.— Die  aus- 
sichten  des  hauses  Hannover  auf  den  euglischen 
thron  im  Jahre  1711 — Coufes3i'>nelle  bedenken  bei  der 
thronbestf  larung  des  hauses  Hannover  in  England. — 
Hartwig,  O.  Zur  erinnerung  an  Pauli.— Heiurich 
V  (Lancaster) — Die  aufaenge  Heinrichs  VIII.— 
Sir  Ruben  Peel. 

Geschichte  Englands  seit  den  friedens- 

schluessen  von  1814  und  1815.  Leipzig.  1864- 
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zeit.  V.  8.  13,  22.)  1503 

Geschichte  von  England.    Mit  einem  vor- 

worte  von  J.  M.  Lappenberg.  Hamburg  and 
Gotha,  1853-58.  3  v.  8°.  (Heeren.  A.  H.  L., 
and  Ukert,  F.  A.,  Geschichte  europ.  staaten.) 
(Rev.  of  in  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  54,  1856.  p.  665.) 

3726 

Life  of  Alfred  the  Great.     Tr.  from  the 

German.  To  which  is  appended  Alfred's 
Anglo-Saxon  version  of  Orosius.  With  a 
literal  tr..  and  an  Anglo-Saxon  alphabet  and 
glossary.  By  B.  Thorpe.  London.  1857.  8°. 
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Fraser''s  Mag.  v.  45,  1852,  p.  74  ;  N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  75,  1852,  p.  208.)  4817 

Pictures  of  old   England.     Tr.  by  E.  C. 

Otte.     Cambridge,  1861.     12°.  1526 

Contents.  Canterljiiry,  and  the  worship  of  St. 
Thomas  Becket.— England's  earliest  relations 
to  Austria  and  Prnssia.— Two  poets,  Go^ver  and 
Chaucer.— The  Hanseatic  steel-yard  in  London. 
—King  Henry  and  King  Sigismund.- Duke  Hum- 
plirey  of  Gloucester.— liondon  In  the  middle  ages. 
—Emperor  Louis  IV  and  King  Edward  III.— The 
Maid  of  Orleans.  —  Monks  and  mendicant 
friars.— The  Parliament  in  the  14  century.- John 
W'iclif. 

On  Grimm's  history  of  the  German  lan- 
guage.    19  pp.     (Class.  JUus.  V.  7,  p.  ICl.) 

Hartvt'igfO.    Zur  eriunerung  an  P.  20  pp.   (Pauli, 

G.  K.,  Aufsaetze  zur  englischen  geschichte,  p.  v.) 

Fauli,  Johannes.  Circa  1455-1530.  Schimpf 
und  ernst.  Herausg.  von  Hermann  Oester- 
ley.  Stuttgart,  1866.  8°.  {Biblioth.lit.ver- 
eins  in  Stuitg.  v.  85.)  — 3114 

Pauli,  Karl.  Schweizer-Sidler,  H.  Ge- 
schichte der  lateinlschen  verba  auf  -uo,  von  P.  6  pp. 
(Zeils.f.  vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  16, 1867,  p.  134.) 

Pauli,  Karl  Friedrich.  1723-78.  Allgemeine 
preussische  staatsgeschichte,  samt  aller  dazu 
gehoerigen  koenigreichs,  churfuerstenthums 
herzogthuemer  .  .  .    Halle,  1760-69.     8  v.  4°. 

3691 

-  Leben  grosser  helden  des  gegenwaertigen 
krieges.     Halle,  1761-64.     9  v.  8°.  8824 

Contents. 
AlhrechtHeinrlch.Pj-inzron    Keith,  J.  v.  4. 


Braunschweig  undLuneburg, 

V.  8. 
Alemann,  J.  E.  von,  v.  4. 
Amstel,  G.  F.  von,  v.  1. 
Anhalt-Dessau,  L.  M.  von, 

V.  3. 
Anhalt-Dessau,     M.,     Graf 

von,  V.  6. 
Anhalt-Dessau,    W.,     Graf 

von,  V.  7. 
Anhalt-Des6au,W.G.,JF'«er«<, 

V.  7. 
Arnlm,  G.  A.  von,  v.  9. 
August  Wilhelra,  Prim  von 

Preussen,  v.  2. 
Blankensee,  B.  S.  von,  v.  8. 
Borcke,  A.  B.,  Gra/ von,  v.  7. 
Borcke,  G'.  H.  von,  v.  6. 
Bredow,  F.  S.  von,  v.  5. 
Bredow,  J.  L.  von,  v.  4. 
Buddenbrock.W.  D.von,v.l. 
Chmielinsky,  G.  E.  von,  v.  6. 
Doerfllng,G.,i?ar(.nvon,v.9. 
Dossow,  F.  W.  von,  v.  2. 
Drlesen,  G.  W.  von,  v.  5. 
Finkenstein,  A.  C,  Reiclis- 

graf  yon,  v.  8. 
Friedrich  Franz,  Herzog  von 

Braunschweig  undLuneburg, 


Froldeville,  G.  M.  von,  v.  3. 
Goertzke,  J.  E.  von,  v.  9. 
Ooltz,  B.F.fFreiherr  von,  v.  4. 
Goltz,  G.C.,  Freiherr  von, v.  7. 
6oltz,H.B.,  Fre(/ierrvon,v.4. 
Ooltz,  K.C.,  Fret'fcerr  von,v.7. 
Graevenltz,  D.  J.  von,  v.  9. 
Hagen,  C.  F.  von  der,  v.  9. 
Herault,  H.  K.  L.  von,  v.  1. 
Hertzberg,  H.  C.  von,  v.  6. 
Herwarth  von  Blltenfeld,  J. 

F.  v.  4. 
Ingersleben,  J.  L.  von,  v.  2. 
ItzenpUtz,  A.  F.  von,  v.  6. 
Jeetze,  H.  C.  von,  v.  9. 
Jeetze,  J.  C.  von,  v.  9. 
Kalneln,  C.  E.  von,  v.  4. 
Kamccke,  P.  A.  von,  v.  9. 

Pauli,  Simon.    Niceron,  J.  P.    M6m.    des 

homnieB,  v.  3. 

Pauli.    See  also  Pauly. 

Paulicians.   Clark,  W.    Paulicians.  28  pp. 

[yew  Englander,  v.  42, 1883,  p.  778.) 


Kleist,  E.  C.  von,  v.  6. 
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V.  1,  p.  1. 

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Pauline  Butler.    24  pp.    {Dublin  Univ. 

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Paulinism :  a  contribution  to  the  histoiy 
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Paulinug,  St.    Epigramma.   12  pp.    [Poetae 

Christ,  minores,  pt.  1,  p.  498:  Corpus  script,  eccles.  Lat. 
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Paulinus,  of  Milan.    5  cent.    Vita  Sancti 

Ambrosii  Medlolaneusis  episcopi.  11  pp.  (Migne,  J. 
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patriarcharum  libellus.  11  pp.  ^Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Lat.  V.  20,  pp.  711,  715.) 

Paulinus,  o/PeZZa.    Circa  376-460.    Eucha- 

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Eucharistico.  3  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  i7ec.  hist.  Cau/ej, 
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Paulinus,  of  Periguevx.  5  cent.  CEuvres, 
suivies  du  poeme  de  Ven.  Hon.  Clem.  Fortu- 
nat  sur  la  vie  de  Saint  Martin.  Revus  sur 
plusieurs  MSS  et  tr.  pour  la  premiere  fois 
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Contents.  Inscription  plac6e  k  Tours  dans  la  ba- 
silique  de  St.  Martin.— Vie  de  S.  Martin,  Eveque  de 
Tours.— A  Perpetuus,  Eveque.— Vers  sur  la  visi- 
tation de  son  petit-iils. 

Devlta  S.Martini  librl  VI;  Eplstolaad  Perpetuura 

episcopum  ;  Garmeu  de  visitatioue  nepotuli  sui.  34  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  61,  pp.  1009,  1071, 1073.)— 
Q,uae  supersunt.  Recensuit  etcommeutario  crltico 
instruxlt  Michael  Petschenig.  190  pp.  {Poetae  Christ, 
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corli  libros  de  Vita  Martini.  49  pp.  {In  his  Adversaria 
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Paulinus,  Meropius  Pontius  Anicius,  St., 
Bp.  of  Nola.  Circa  353-431.  Opera  omnia. 
Parisiis,  1861.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Lat.  V.  61.)  —2283 

Contents.    Epistolae.  —  Liebrun-Desmarettes, 

J.  B.  Dissertationes  in  S.  Paulliil  vitam  et  scripia.— 
Muratori,  L.  A.  Dissertationes  lu  S.  Paulinl  poemata. 
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Carmen,  additum  epislolae  ad  Gestidiuni.    2  pp. 

(Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  1,  p.  191 ;  Wernsdorf, 
3.  C,  Poet.  Lat.min.y.l,  p.  137.)— Sermo  in  quadra- 
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V.  4,  pp.  309,  311.) 

Ampere,  J.  J.    Ausone  et  St.  Paulin.    18  pp.    {Rev. 

d.  deux  wondes,  1837,  v.  12,  p.  55.)— Bolssler,  G.  St. 
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(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  61,  p.  743.)— Marcey, 
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Muratori,  L.  A.  Dissertationes  in  Sancti  Paulinl 
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menlis  conclnuata.  69  pp.  (Mlgae,  J.!?.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  61,  p.  15.) 

Paulinus  a   Sancto   Bartliolouiaco 

(.lolianu  I'hllipi)  Wesdin).  Voyage  aux  ludes  orlen- 
talo.4.     22  lip.     (Uov.  of  in  Fdin.  Rev.  v.  15,  1810,  p.  363.) 

Paulniier,  Nicolas,  llce^it.  Scriptura sacra 

in  meditatlonum  formam  rodacta.  101  pp.  (Migne, 
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PauPs  letters.  Scott,  Sir  W. ,  Miscel.  works, 
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Paulsen,  Friedrich.  Geschichte  des  ge- 
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Panliis  I,  St.  Pope.    —767.    Epistolae,    34 

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Paulas  II,  Pope.    1418-71.    Epistolae.    2 

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Galllard,  G.  H.    Belation  de  I'ambassade  de  Guil- 

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Beguia  ad  monachos.  5  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  t. 
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Panlns,  St.,  Hermit.  Hieronymus  Sophro- 
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Panlns   II,  Patriarch  of   Constantinople. 

— 652.  Eplstolaad  S.  Theodomm  Bomanum  poniiflcem, 
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Panlns,  of  Samosata.  Bp.  of  Antioch.  Con- 
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Panlns,  Bp.  of  QjUinicum.    [Vita.]    3  pp. 

(Assemani,  G.  S.,  Bibliotk.  orient,  v.  2,  p.  46.) 

Panlns,  Bp.  of  Emesa-    5  cent.     Libellus 

Cyrlllu  Alexaudrino  oblatus  Orientalium  fldel  confes- 
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Panlns  Diaconus.    See  Paolo  Vamefrido. 

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Panlns.     De  haeresibus  libellus.     11  pp. 

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Panlns  ..Egineta.  7  cent.  Libri  YTL  [de  re 
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Seven  books  of.     Tr.  from  the  Greek : 

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Panlns,  of  Aleppo. 
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(Ed.)    Scholia  Horatiana  quae  feruntur 

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V.  4,  pt.  2.) — Illstoria  de  la  gnerra  de  I<omhar- 
dia,  batalla  de  P.,  y  prision  del  rey  Francisco  de 
Francia.  115  pp.  (Col.  doc.  hist.  Espana,  v.  38,  p.  289.) 
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p.  577.) 

PaTia,  Council  of.     Acta  concilii  Ticinensis 

anno  876.  12  pp.  (Muratori,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  icript. 
v.  2,  pt.  2,  p.  143.) 

PaTia,  Synod  of.    Carmen  de  synodo  Tici- 

neusi.  3  pp.  (Monumenta  German,  hitt.  Script,  rer. 
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Paric,  Armin.  Historija Dubrovacke  drame. 

U  Zagrebu.  1871.     8°.  3353 

Pavilion,  Etienne.     Niceron,  J.  P.     Mem. 

des  hommes,  v.  23.— Sainte-Steuve,  C.  A.  Une  ruelle 
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Pavy,  Frederick  William,  M.  D.  Treatise 
on  food  and  dietetics,  physiologically  and 
therapeutically  considered.  London,  1874. 
8°.  —3784 

Pavy,  Louis   Antoine  Augustin.      1805-66. 

Notice ;  Mandements,  instructions,  lettres  pastorales, 
et  discours.  132  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Orat.  sacres,  v.  84, 
p.  1031.) 

Pavj,   Octave    Pierre,   M.  D.      Walker,   D. 

Pavy's  expedition  to  the  North  Pole.  7  pp.  ( Ocerld. 
Monthly,  V.  8,  lf>72,  p.  549.) 

Pawnbrokers.  Ellis,  Sir  H.  Letter  ac- 
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I  for  establishing  a  Mount  of  Piety  in  England.  30  pp. 
(Arehaeologia,  v.  29, 1842,  p.  275.)— Gerbier,  B.  Remon- 
strance tres-hurable  ^  M.  Archevesque  de  Paris  tou- 
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de  I'hist.  de  France,  2  s.  v.  6,  pp.  215,  233.)— Hovr land, 
E.  The  pawn-shop.  2  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  64,  1882, 
p.  607.)— Norton,  F.  H.  My  uncle.  5  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  22,  1861,  p.  218.  — Pa^m-brokine  in  Ire- 
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Stoddard,  W.  O.  Pawnbroisers  and  loau-offlces. 
7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  39,  1869,  p.  123.)— Tnttle,  H. 
The  Mont-de-Piet6.  9  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  16,  1873, 
p.  337.) 

Pawnee  Indians.  Murray,  Sir  C.  A. 
Travels  in  North  America,  including  a 
summer  residence  with  the  Pawnee  tribe. 
1854,  2  V. 

Pax.    See  Kiss  of  peace. 


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Paxton?  Isaac.     McBride,  J.     Isaac  Paxton. 

38  pp.    (/n  his  Pioneer  biography,  v.  2,  p.  103.) 

Paxton,    James.      Biographical    sketch    of 

William  Paley.    12  pp.    (Paley,  W.,  Works,  v.  1,  p.  xl.) 

Paxton,  Sir  Joseph.  1803-65.  Botanical 
dictionary,  comprising  the  names,  history, 
and  culture  of  all  plants  known  in  Britain  ; 
with  a  full  explanation  of  technical  terms. 
Revised  and  corrected  by  Samuel  Hereman. 
London,  n.  d.     8°.  1104 

(Ed.)     Magazine  of  botany,  and  register 

of  flowering  plants.  London,  1841-49.  16  v. 
Qo  3693 

Paxton,  William  McClung.  1819—.  The 
Marshall  family,  or  a  genealogical  chart  of 
the  descendants  of  John  Marshall  and  Eliza- 
beth Markham,  his  wife,  sketches  of  indi- 
viduals, and  notices  of  families  connected 
with  them.     Cincinnati,  1885.     8°.  3784 

Payagna  Indians.    Mansfield,  C.  B.    A 

few  Payagwd  words  aud  soinef  account  of  the  Paya- 
gwaa.    9  pp.    (PhUol.  Soc.  London,  Trans.  1854,  p.  229.) 

Payen,  Anselme.  1795-1871.  Traite  complet 
de  la  distillation  des  principales  substances 
qui  peuvent  fournir  de  I'alcool :  vins,  grains, 
betteraves,  fecule,  tiges,  fruits,  racines, 
tubercules,  bulbes,  etc.  2  ed.  Paris,  1861. 
8°.  —1595 

Payen,  Pontus.  16  cent.  Memoires,  avec 
notice  et  annotations  par  Alex.  Henne. 
Bruxelles,  1860-61.  3  v.  8°.  {Coll.  de  mim. 
rel.  hist,  de  Belgique.,  XVI  siecle.)  3626 

Payer,  Julius,  Ritter  von.  1842—.  New 
lands  within  the  Arctic  circle.  Narrative 
of  the  discoveries  of  the  Austrian  ship 
"Tegetthoff"  in  the  years  1872-74.  With 
maps  and  [93]  illustrations.  London,  1876. 
2  V.  8°.  2463 

OdyssSe  du  Tegetthoff  et  les  d6couvertes  de  P.  aux 

80°-83°  de  latitude  uord.  112  pp.  (Tour  du  Monde,  v.  32, 
1876,  p.  321.) 

Payn,  James.  1830 — •  Some  literary  recol- 
lections.    3  ed.     London,  1884.     12°.       2296 

Her  Imperial  guest.    10  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  \.  51, 

1876,  p.  48.J— 111  the  heart  of  a  hill.  10  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  4i,  1872,  p.  123.)— Simpson  of  Bussora. 
i  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  52,  1870,  p.  502.)— Told  In  the 
drawing  room.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  46,'  1873, 
p.  695.) 

Rldelng,  W.  H.  James  Payn.  16  pp.  (In  his  Boy- 
hood of  living  authors,  p.  86.) 

Payne,  Daniel  Beaumont.    Address  to  the 

proprietors  ol  bank  stock  ou  the  mauagoment  of  the 
governor  and  directors  of  the  Bank  of  "England,  and 
on  the  laws  relating  thereto.  32  pp.  (Pamphleteer, 
V.  7,  1816,  p.  375.) 

Payne,  George,  D.D.,LL.D.  Elements  of 
language  aud  general  grammar.  London, 
1845.     p.  8°.  —2176 

Payne,  James  Bertrand  (Ed.)  Universal 
index  of  biography.     See  Haydn,  J. 

Payne,  Jansen  T.    Report  of  the  examination 

ol  hogs  at  the  New  Orleans  abattoir  during  tiie  summer 
of  1881,  with  especial  reference  to  the  presence  or  ab- 
Bence  of  trlchtune  spiralis.  5  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health 
Assoc.  Reports,  v.  7,  p.  135.) 

Payne,  John,  D.D.,  Bp.  of  Cape  Palmas 
(Tr.)  1815-74.  First  Book  of  Moses,  called 
Genesis,  tr.  into  the  Grebo  tongue.  New 
York,  1850.     16°.  —1218 

Payne,  John.  Forman,  H.  B.  John  Payne 
and  Arthur  W.  E.  O'Shauglinossy.  12  pp.  (In  his  Our 
living  poets,  p.  501.) 

Payne,  John  Howard.  1792-1852.  Life  and 
writings.  By  Gabriel  Harrison.  Albany, 
1875.     r.  8°.  2148 


Contents.      Tragedy  of   Brutus.  —  Harrison,  G. 

Life  of  Payne.— Our  neglected  poets:  William  Martin 
Johnson. — Llspings  of  the  muse.  A  selection 
from  juvenile  poems.  —  Poems  of  later  days. — 
Appendix. 

All  Pacha ;    or,  the  signet-ring :    a  melo-drama. 

28  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theal.  v.  11.)— Brutus  ; 
or,  the  fall  of  Tarquln:  an  lilstorlcal  tragedy.  52  pp. 
(Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  11 :  Kev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  22, 1820,  p.  402.)— Charles  11;  or,  the  merry  mon- 
arch :  a  comedy.  45  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat. 
V.  9.)— Clarl;  or,  the  maid  of  Milan:  an  opera.  40 
pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Bn7.  </tea«.  V.  24;  Spencer,  W.  V., 
Boston  theat.  v.  6.)— Fall  of  Algiers  :  a  comic  opera. 
47  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  9.)— Lancers  ; 
an  Interlude.  27  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  19.) 
— Ijove  In  humble  Ufes  a  petite  comedy.  31  pp. 
(Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  11.)— Therese,  the 
orphan  of  Geneva:  a  drama.  46  pp.  (Cumberland, 
J.,  Brit,  theal.  v.  40.)— Tw^o  galley  slaves:  a  melo- 
drama.   33  pp.    (Cumberland,  J.,  ^n7.  </ieaf.  V.  10.) 

Harrison,  G.    Lite  of  P.    245  pp.    (Payne,  J.  H., 

Life  and  writings,  p.  1.) — Ilutton,  L.  John  Howard 
Payne.  18  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Button,  L., 
Actors  and  actresses,  v.  3,  p.  37.) 

Payne.    See  also  Paine. 

Pays  basque,  Le.    Michel,  F.  X.  3525 

Paysan  parvenu,  Le.    Marivaux,  P.  C. 

de  C.  de.  1298 

Paysans,  Histoire  des.    Bonnemere,  J.  E. 

2  V.  —1384 

Paysans,  Les.  Balzac,  H.  de,  CEuvres  compl. 

V.  14.  —1150 

Paysans  de  Maisieres.    La  mule  sans 

freiu.  22  pp.  (Legrand  d'Aussy,  P.  J.  B.,  Fabliaux, 
V.  1,  p.  79.) 

Payson,  Edward,  D.  D.  Bigelow,  A.  Me- 
moir of  P.  16  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  8,  1830,  p.  305.)— 
Thompson,  J.  W.  Dr.  Payson  aud  his  writings. 
28  pp.     (Chr.  Exam.  v.  43,  1847,  p.  52.) 

Payson,  Phillips,  D.  D.  1736-1801.  Sermon 
preached  before  the  Honorable  Council  .  .  . 
of  the  State  of  Massachusetts  Bay,  May  27, 
1778.  Boston,  1778 ;  repr.  1876.  8°.  (Thorn- 
ton. J.W./Pulpit  of  the  Am.  revolution.)  1614 

Pay  ton,   Capt.  Walter.      17  cent.     Voyage 

to  India,  in  1615.  23  pp.  (Kerr,  K.,  Voyages,  y.  9,  p.  219 ; 
Purchas,  S.,  His  pilgrimes,  v.  1,  p.  528.) —Twelfth 
-voyage  of  the  East  India  Company,  in  1613.  28  pp. 
(Kerr,  R.,  Voyages,v.  9,  p.  137  ;  Purchas,  8.,  His  pilgrimes , 
V.  1,  p.  488.)     . 

Payton.    See  also  Peyton. 

Paz,  Ireneo,  and  Tornel,  Manuel.  Nueva 
guia  de  Mexico,  en  ingles,  frances,  y  castel- 
lano.  Anode  1882.    Mexico [1882].   16°.    2416 

Paz  ISoldan,  Mateo.  1814-60.  Geographie 
du  Perou,  corrigee  et  augmentee  par  son 
frere  Mariano  Felipe  Paz  Soldan  ...  Tr. 
frangaise  par  P.  Arsene  Mouqueron,  avec 
la  collaboration  de  Manuel  Rouaud  y  Paz 
Soldan.     Paris,  1863.    r.  8°.  1453 

Pazig,  Christianus.  18  cent.  Treatyse  of 
magic  incantations.  Tr.  from  the  Latin. 
Ed.  by  Edmund  Goldsmid.  Edinburgh, 
1886.     12°.     {Biblioth.  curiosa.)  2127 

Peabody,  Andrew  Preston,  D.D.,  LL.  D. 
1811 — .  Cliristian  consolation.  Sermons 
designed  to  furnish  comfort  and  strength  to 
the  afflicted.  Boston,  1867.  12°.  (Rev.  of 
in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  72,  1851.  p.  348.)       —4227 

Christianity  and  science.      A  series  of 

lectures.     New  York,  1874.     12°.  —4226 

Lectures  on  Christian  doctrine.    Boston, 

1857.     12°.  -4227 

Samuel  Cushman  Havou.     10  pp.     (Harvard    Mem. 

Jiioflf.  V.  2,  p.  275.)— Holdeii  chapel.  3  pp.  (Vallle, 
F.  O.,  and  Clark,  H.  A.,  Jlarvard  Book,  v.  1,  p.  58.)— 
William  Plumer.  11  pp.  (Now  Eug.  Hist.  Geueal. 
Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  246.) 


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(Ed.)     Life  of  William  Plumer,  by  his 

son.    See  Plumer,  W.,  Jr. 

(Tr.)    Cicero  De  officiis.     See  Cicero,  M. 

T.  (in  supplement). 

Palfrejr,  C.    Peabody's  Sermons   on  consolation. 

n  pp.  tCkr.  Exam.  v.  42,  1*47,  p.  240.)— Hre.  2  pp. 
(Vallle.F.  0.,and  Clark,  H.  A.,  Harvard  Book, \.  1.  p.  170.) 

Peabody,  Elizabeth  Palmer.  1804—.  Iden- 
tification of  the  artisan  and  artist  the  proper 
object  of  American  education.  Boston,  1869. 
8°.  —1756 

Last  evening    with  Allston,   and    other 

papers.     Boston,  1886.     12°.  2205 

Contents.  Last  ereaing  with  Allstou. — Life  and 
geuius  ot  .\llston. — Exhibition  of  Allstou's  paint- 
ings iu  Boston  in  1839. — The  Atheism  ot  yesterilay. 
— Mr.  Baruet's  ■will. — Craiivford's  Orpheus. — 
Brook  Farm  interpretation  of  Christ's  Idea  off 
society. — The  Dorian  measure.  —  Egotheism, 
the  atheism  of  to-day. —  Fourierlsm. —Plea  for 
Froebel's  Klndergarteit  as  the  primary  art 
school.  —  Haivthorue's  Slarble  fiinn.  —  lian- 
gaage.  —  Primeval  man.  —  ile.oioir  of  Madame 
(Kossuth)  Meszlenyl. — Verses  to  G.  C.,  on  his  12 
birthday.— .\  Vision.- Appendix. 

Eecord  of  Mr.  Alcott's  school,  exempli- 
fying the  principles  and  methods  of  moral 
culture.    3  ed.,  revised.     Boston,  1874.     12°. 

—1446 

Reminiscences  of  Rev.  Wm.  EUery  Chan- 

ning,  D.  D,    Boston,  1880.     12°.  3871 

——  Emerson  as  preacher.  27  pp.  (Sanborn,  F.  B., 
Geniui  and  character  of  Emerson,  p.  146.) 

Key  to  history.    8  pp.    (Bev.  of  In  xV.  Atn.  Rev.  v.  39, 

1834,  p.  200.) 

Peabody,  Ephraim,  D.  D.    Morison,  J.  H. 

Rev.  Ephraim  Peabody.  33  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  62, 
1857,  p.  262.) 

Peabody,  Everett.  Peabody,  F.  H.  Biog- 
raphy ot  P.    17  pp.    (Harvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  150.) 

Peabody,  Francis  Greenwood.    Institute  of 

1770.  Harvard  Univ.  2  pp.  (Vaille,  F.  O.,  and  Clark, 
H.  A.,  Harvard  Book,  v.  2,  p.  341.) 

Peabody,  Francis  H.      Everett  Peabody. 

17  pp.     (Harvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  150.) 

Peabody,  George.  1795-1869.  Account  of 
the  proceedings  at  the  dinner  given  by  Mr. 
George  Peabody,  to  the  Americans  connected 
with  the  great  exhibition,  at  the  Loudon 
Coffee  House,  Ludgate  Hill,  on  the  27th 
October,  1851.     London,  1851.     8°.  1115 

Letter  to  trustees,  donating  150,000  pounds 

for  the  benefit  of  the  poor  and  needy  of 
London,  and  trustees'  reply.  (Illustr.  3IS.) 
London,  1862.     4°.  Prov.R. 

Letter  to  the  trustees  for  the  establish- 
ment of  an  institute  in  the  city  of  Baltimore. 
Baltimore,  1857.  8°.  (Maryland  Hist.  Soc. 
Pub. )  3584 

Peabody  Institute  of  the  city  of  Balti- 
more. Founder's  letters  and  the  papers  re- 
lating to  its  dedication  and  its  history,  up  to 
Jan.  1,  1868.  Baltimore,  1868.  8°.  (Pea- 
body Inst.  Doc.  1857-83.)  1116 

— ;—  Proceedings  at  the  reception  and  dinner 
in  honor  of  George  Peabody,  Esq.,  of  Lon- 
don, by  the  citizens  of  the  old  town  of  Dan- 
vers,  October  9.  1856.  To  which  is  appended 
an  historical  sketch  of  the  Peabody  Institute, 
with  the  exercises  at  the  laying  of  the  corner 
stone  and  at  the  dedication.  Boston,  1856. 
8°-  2623 

FooTE.  H. W.   Bountiful  return  of  charity ; 

a  discourse  given  in  King's  Chapel,  Boston, 
on  the  Sunday  after  the  death  of  George 

Pabt  IV.— 88. 


Peabody,  Nov.  7,  1869.  1869.  {With  Combs, 
L.,  Narrative  of  the  life  of.) 

HAJfAFORD,  Mrs.  P.  A.     Life  of  George 

Peabody.  With  an  introduction  by  Dr.  J. 
H.  Hanaford.     1870. 

Peabody  Institute  of  the  city  of  Baltimore. 

Founded  and  endowed  by  George  Peabody. 
1883.     (Peabody  Inst.  Doc.  1857-83.) 

Wallis,  S.  T.     Discourse  on  the  life  and 

character  of  George  Peabody.  1870.  (Pea- 
body Inst.  Doc.  1857-83.) 

Hntchlns,  C.  J.    Lesson  of  George  Peabody's  life. 

7  pp.  ( Ocerld.  Monthly,  v.  4, 1870,  p.  271.)— McCahe,  .J. 
D.,Jr.  George  Peabody.  14  pp.  (/n  Aj*  Great  fortunes, 
p.  168.)— Public  reception  to  P.  at  Danvers. 
12  pp.  (.4m.  J.  of  Education,  v.  2,  1856,  p.  642.)— Ro- 
mance of  real  life.  33  pp.  {Southern  Rev.  v.  11, 1872, 
p.  157.) 

Peabody,  J.  C.    Old  year  and  the  new.    1 

p.     [Harper's  Mag.  v.  28,  1864,  p.  259.) 

Peabody,  Joseph.     Hunt,  F.    In  his  Lives 

of  Am.  merchants,  v.  1,  p.  367.    23  pp. 

Peabody,  Hon.  Oliver.    Notice  of  the  life 

and  character  of  P.  8  pp.  (N.  H.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  3, 
1832,  p.  297.) 

Peabody,  Oliver  William  Bourn.  1799-1^. 

Life  of  Israel  Putnam.  116  pp.  (Sparks,  J.,  Am.  biog. 
Y.  7,  p.  103.)— Life  of  John  SulUvan.  177  pp.  (Sparks, 
J.,  Am.  biog.  2  s.  v.  3,  p.  1.) 

Hale,  E.  E.    Rev.  O.  W.  B.  Peabody.    7  pp.     ( Ckr. 

Exam.  v.  45,  1848,  p.  278.) 

Peabody,  Rev.  Stephen.  Oilman,  S.  Remi- 
niscences of  a  New  England  clergyman  and  his  lady. 
41  pp.  [In  his  Contributions  to  literature,  p.  190;  and 
Chr.  Exam.  v.  42,  1847,  p.  313.) 

Peabody,  William  Bourn  Oliver.  1799-1847. 

Life  of  David  Brainerd.  117  pp.  (Sparks,  J.,  Am.  biog. 
V.  8,  p.  257.)— Life  of  Cotton  Mather.  190  pp.  (Sparks, 
J.,  Am.  biog.  v.  6,  p.  161.)— Life  of  James  Oglethorpe. 
205  pp.  (Sparks,  J.,  Am.  biog.  2  s.  v.  2,  p.  201.)— Life  of 
Alexander  Wilson.  169  pp.  (Sparks,  J.,  Am.  biog.  v. 
2.  p.  1.) 

Hall,  E.  B.     Peabody's  Sermons.     14  pp.     {Chr. 

Exam.  V.  46, 1849,  p.  129.)— Lire  and  writings  of  P.  14 
pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  69,  1849,  p.  162. )— Wallter,  J. 
Rev.  William  B.  O.  Peabody.  7  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  43, 
1847,  p.  269.) 

Peabody  family.    Endicott,  C  M.    Ge- 
nealogy of  the  Peabody  family.     1867. 
Peabody,  Mass.  Webber.  C.  H.,  and  Nevins, 

W.  S.  Danvers  and  Peabody.  23  pp.  (In  their  Old 
Naumkeag  :  hist,  sketch  of  the  city  ot  Salem,  p.  239.) 

Peabody  Academy  of  Science.  Annual 
reports  of  the  trustees,  2-19, 1870-86.  Salem, 
1871-87.    7  pts.  8°.  —3654 

Memoirs,  v.  1,  Nos.  1,  2,  4.    Salem,  1869- 

75.    4°.  —3642 

Peabody  Education  Fund.  Proceed- 
ings of  the  trustees,  1867-87.     Boston,  1875- 

87.  3  V.  8°.  —2374 
Peabody  Institute,  Baltimore.     [Docu- 
ments.]    Baltimore,  1857-83.  1116 

Contents.  The  Building.— Bjr-law^s  of  Uie  Trus- 
tees.- Kennedy,  J.  P.  Peabody  Institute.  Address 
to  the  Board  of  Trustees,  on  the  organization  and 
government  of  the  Institute,  Feb.  12, 1870.— Morison, 
N.  H.  Management  and  objects  of  the  Peabody  Insti- 
tute of  the  city  of  Baltimore.— Peabody,  G.  Peabody 
Institute  ot  the  city  of  Baltimore.  Founder's  letters 
and  the  papers  relaUng  to  its  dedication  and  Its  his- 
tory, up  to  Jan.  1, 1868;  Peabody  Institute  of  the  city 
of  Baltimore.  Founded  and  endowed  by  George  Pea- 
body. —  AVallls,  S.  T.  Discourse  on  the  life  and 
character  ot  George  Peabody. 

Morison,  N.  H.     Reports,  1-21.     186»- 

88.  Bound  in  2  v. 

Peabody.  G.  Letter  from,  to  the  trus- 
tees, for  the  establishment  of  an  institute  in 
the  city  of  Baltimore.  1857.  (Maryland 
Hist.  Soc.  Pub.) 


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Conservatory  of  music.    Circulars,  1868- 

88.     Baltimore,  1868-88.     8°.  1116 

Conservatory  of  music.     Concerts,  1879- 

87.  Programmes,  1866-87.  Baltimore,  1879- 
87.     8°.  1116 

Gallery  of  art.  Morison,  N.  H.  Cata- 
logue of  works  of  art  on  exhibition,  May, 
1881;  2  ed.  May,  1883  ;  3  ed.  Jan.  1888. 

Lecture    Department.      Calendars  .    .    . 

1870-88.     [Baltimore,  1870-88.]    8°.  1116 

Library.       Catalogue  of  the  library   of 

the  Peabody  Institute  of  the  city  of  Balti- 
more.    Baltimore,  1883-87.     3  v.  r.  8°. 

— —  —  Alphabetical  catalogue  of  books  pro- 
posed to  be  purchased  for  the  library  of  the 
Peabody  Institute,  Baltimore.  Baltimore, 
1861.     8°.  L.84 

Catalogue  of  books  (No,  2)  to  be  pur- 
chased by  the  Peabody  Institute  of  the  city 
of  Baltimore.     Baltimore,  1863.    4°.        L.61 

Peabody  Museum  of  American 
Archaeology  and  Ethnology.  Annual 
reports  of  the  trustees,  1-20,  1868-86.  Cam- 
b»idge,  1876-87.     3  v.  8°.  1716 

Tliwliig,  C.  F.    Peabody  Museum  of  Archaeology 

and  Ethuology.   8  pp.   (Harper's  JAa^.  v.  63, 1881,  p.  670.) 

Peace.     Anselm,  St.,  Abp.   of  Canterbury. 

De  pace  et  concordia.  3  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  V.  158,  p.  1015.)— Becker,  J.  Ueber  die  bedeutung 
von  Pax,  mlt  besondere  beziehung  auf  Tacit.  Ann.  II 26. 
3  pp.  (Zeils.f.  Allerthumsw.v.  19,  1852,  p.  23.)— Cobden, 
K.  Peace.  43  pp.  {Speeches,  v.  2,  p.  401.)— Erasmus, 
D.  Oratio  de  pace  et  discordla  contra  factlosos.  4  pp. 
( Opera  omnia,  v.  8,  p.  545.)— Follen,  C.  T.  C.  Peace  and 
war.  60  pp.  (Works,  V.  5,  p.  314.)  —  Ganuett,  E.  S. 
Cause  of  peace.  20  pp.  (CAr.  £a-ani.  v.  41,  1846,  p.  173.) 
— Holtzendorlf,  F.  von.  Idee  des  ewigen  voelker- 
friedens.  72  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  17,  1H82,  p. 
669.)— Kant,  I.  Zum  ewigen  frleden.  50  pp.  [Saemmt. 
werke,  v.  6,  p.  405.)— Koehler,  E.  Das  schlcksalsrad 
und  der  spruch  vom  frleden.  6  pp.  (Germania,  y.  \9, 
1874,  p.  189.)— lie  Berqnier,  J.  Les  llgues  de  la  palx 
et  les  lols  de  la  guerre.  20  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1874,  3  p^r.  V.  5,  p.  155.)— Leibnitz,  G.  W.  Observa- 
tions sur  le  projet  d'une  palx  perpetuelle.  5  pp. 
( Opera  omnia,\.  5,  p.  56.)— Maun,  L.  Intellectual  basis 
of  civilized  peace.  8  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  10,1873, 
p.  215.)  —  Sluratorl,  L.  A.  Introduziono  alle  pad 
private,  etc.  143  pp.  (Opere,  v.  8,  p.  367.)— Peace 
and  patriotism.  15  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  77, 
1855,  p.  97.) — Peace  and  war.  15  pp.  (Blaclcwood's 
Mag.  V.  73, 1853,  p.  364;  Dem.  Kev.  v.  5,  1839,  p.  288.)— 
Peace  and  war :  a  dialogue.  27  pp.  (Blaclwood's  Mag. 
V.  76,  1854,  pp.  589,  714.)— Peace  and  war  agitators. 
26  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  66,  1849,  p.  581.)— Prize 
essays  on  the  peace  congress.  48  pp.  (iV.  Brit. 
Rev.  V.  16,  1852,  p.  1.)— Peace  movement.  The.  14 
pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  10,  1842,  p.  107.)— Rufinug,  Bp.  De 
bono  pads.  24  pp.  (Migae,  J.  P.,  Tatrol.  s.  Lat.y.  150, 
p.  1591.)— Tollemache,  L.  A.  Do  military  inventions 
promote  peace  ?  12  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  a.  v.  9, 1871,  p. 
374.)— Treschow,  N.  Nogle  betragtnlnger  over  de 
sporgsmaale:  Er  en  almlndelig  og  evig  fred  onskellg? 
Er  den  ogsaa  muellg?  46  pp.  (Skandin.  Utteralur- 
selskab,  v.  5,  p.  413.)— VIvcs,  J.  L.  De  concordia  et 
discordla.  De  paclflcatione.  121  pp.  ( Opera,  v.  2,  pp. 
760, 863.)— Ware,  H.,  Jr.  Progress  of  peace  principles. 
16  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  33,  1843,  p.  291.)  —  Ware,  W. 
Peace  and  peace  societies.  12  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  26, 
1839,  p.  179.) 

See  aUo  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  53, 1856,  p.  659. 

Peace    campaiguf^    of   Ensign    Faunce. 

Hamley,  /,ieu(.-^<;;i.  ,s, (■]•:.  B.  178  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag. 
v.  39,  1849,  rip.  303.  4'J".),  671  ;  v.  40,  1849,  pp.  15,  194,  327, 
383,  498,  079;   v.  41,  1850,  pp.  76,  347,  460.) 

Peace  convention  In  1861.    See  Chitten- 
den, L.  E.,  Report  of  debates,  etc. 
Peace  societies. '  21  pp.    (N.  Am.  Rev.  v. 

6,  1818.  p.  25.) 

Peaceful    liieutenant    (The)    and    his 

friends.  43  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  69,  18S1,  p.  1U6; 
V.  70,  1861,  p.  45.) 


Peace ■  maker's   panacea.  The.     1  p. 

(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  49,  I81I,  p.  120.) 

Peach,  Benjamin  N.,  and  Hornc,  John. 

Geology  of  the  Orkneys.  15  pp.  (Tudor,  J.  E.,  The 
Orkneys  and  Shetland,  p.  180.)— Geology  of  Shetland.  23 
pp.     (Tudor,  J.  E.,  The  Orkneys  and  Shetland,  p.  384.) 

Peacham,  Henry.  Sights  and  exhibitions 
in  England.  4  pp.  (Eye,  W.  B.,  England,  p.  137.)— 
Works.  15  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Retrospect.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  1, 
1853,  p.  241.) 

Peaches.  Lodge,W.  C.  Among  the  peaches. 

7  pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  41,  1870,  p.  511.) 

Peacock,  Edward.  Army  lists  of  the  round- 
heads and  cavaliers,  containing  the  names 
of  the  officers  of  the  royal  and  parliamentary 
armies,  1642.     London,  1863.     sq.  8°.       1544 

Glossary  of  words  used  in  the  wapen- 
takes of  Manley  and  Corringham,  Lincoln- 
shire. London,  1877.  8°.  {Eng.  Dialect 
Sac.  No.  15.)  —2163 

Index  to  English  speaking  students  who 

have  graduated  at  Leyden  University.  Lon- 
don, 1883.     4°.     {Index  Sac.  \.  IS.)        W.66 

Peacock,  Rev.  George,  Dean  of  Ely.  1791- 
1858.  Collection  of  examples  of  the  appli- 
cations of  the  differential  and  integral  cal- 
culus.    Cambridge,  1820.     8°.  —2435 

Life  of  Thomas  Young,  M.  D.  .  .  .  Lon- 
don, 1855.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v, 
23,  1855,  p.  481.)  4885 

Arithmetic.    155  pp.  3  pi.    {Encyc.  of  pure  mathemat. 

p.  369.) 

{Ed.)    Miscellaneous  works  of  Thomas 

Young.    See  Young,  T. 

Notice.    6  pp.     (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  58,  1858,  p.  741.) 

Peacock,  Mabel  G.  W.  Index  of  the  names 
of  the  royalists  whose  estates  were  confis- 
cated during  the  commonwealth.  With  a 
reprint  of  the  3  confiscation  acts  of  1651  and 
1652.  London,  1879.  sq.  8°.  (Index  Soc. 
Pub.  No.  2.)  "W.66 

Peacock,  R.  A.  On  steam,  as  the  motive 
power  in  earthquakes  and  volcanoes,  and  on 
cavities  in  the  earth's  crust.  Jersey,  1866. 
8°.     (PFzY/i.  Ms  Sinkings  of  land.)  —1636 

Physical  and  historical  evidences  of  the 

sinkings  of  land  on  the  north  and  w^est  coasts 
of  France,  and  south-western  coasts  of  Eng- 
land ;  within  the  historical  period.  London, 
1868.     8°.  —1637 

Peacock,  Reginald.    See  Pecock,  R. 

Peacock,  Robert  Backhouse.     Glossary  of 
the  dialect  of  the  hundred  of  Lonsdale,  .  .  . 
Lancaster  .  .  .  ed.  by  the  Rev.  J.  C.  Atkinson 
liondon,   1869.     8°.     (Philol.   Soc.   London, 
Trans.  1867.)  —2166 

On  some  leading  characteristics  of  North- 
umbrian ;  and  on  the  variations  in  its  gram- 
mar from  that  of  standard  English,  with 
their  probable  etymological  sources.  Lon- 
don, n.  d.     8°.  —2124 

Peacock,  Thomas  Love.  1785-1866.  Works, 
including  his  novels,  poems,  fugitive  pieces, 
criticisms,  etc.  Ed.  by  Henry  Cole.  Lon- 
don, 1875.  3  v.  12°.  2176 
Contents.  Crotcliet  Castle,  v.  2.— The  Deceived, 
a  comedy,  v.  3 — Ory-ll  Grange,  v.  2.— Headloni; 
Hall,  v.  1.— liorae  drnntatlcae,  v.  3.— Mnld  Mari- 
an, v.  2.— niellncoiirt,  v.  1.— Mllnes,  E.  M.,  /iciron 
Iluvghton.  Proface,  v.  1.— Mlscelliinies,  v.  3.— Mis- 
fortunes of  Kluhln,v.  2.— Nlt'olls,  K.  Hiogniphi- 
cal  notice  of  T.  L.  Peacock.v.  1.— Nightmare  Abbey, 
v.  1.— Novels,  v.  1,  2.— Poetry,  v.  3.— Four  ages  of 


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poetry,  t.  3.— Memoirs  ol  Percy  Bysshe  Sbelley,  v.  3. 
—Unpublished  letters  of  Percy  Bysshe  Shelley,  v.  3. 
(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  142,  1875,  p.  110.) 

Grvll  Graiiee.    UO  pp.     {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  61,  1860, 

pp.  447,  611,  757  ;  v.  62.  1860,  pp.  47, 191,  348,  489,  599,  7(».) 
— IVetvai-k  Abbey.  1  p.  (Fraser's  Mag.  y.  62,  1860, 
p.  598.) 

Crotchet  Castle.    11  pp.    (Bev.  of  in  Westm.  Rfv. 

V.  15,  1831.  p.  208.)— Headlong  Hall  and  Night- 
mare Abbey.  7  pp.  iKev.  of  lu  Dem.  Rev.  v.  16, 
1845,  p.  578.)  — Mlsrortnnea  of  Elphin.  8  pp. 
(Rev.  of  in  Weslm.  Rev.  v.  10,  1829,  p.  4^8.)— Shelley, 
P.  B.  On  "  Rhododaphne  "  or  the  Thessalian  spell. 
7  pp.  [Pro-ie  works,  v.  3,  p.  17.)— Spedding,  J.  Tales 
by  the  author  of  Headlong  Hall.  32  pp.  {In  his  Re- 
views and  discussions,  p.  121 ;  and  Edln.  Rev.  v.  68, 
1839,  p.  432.) 

Buchanan,  R.    Thomas  Love  Peacock.    A  personal 

reminiscence.  23  pp.  (In  his  Look  round  literature, 
p.  162.)— Davies,  J.  Peacock.  30  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
V.  25, 1875,  p.  733.)— Smith,  G.  B.  Thomas  Love  Pea- 
cock.    18  pp.     [Fortn.  Ree.  n.  s.  v.  14,  1873,  p.  189.) 

Peak  ill  Darieii.    Cobbe.  F.  P.  2294 

Peak  of  I>arra.   4  pp.    [Blackwood's  Mag. 

V.  5).  1841,  p.  736.) 

Peak  of  Derby.  See  Derbyshire,  England. 

Peake,  Richard  Brinsley.  Memoirs  of  the 
Cohnan  family,  including  their  correspond- 
ence with  the  most  distinguished  personages 
of  their  time.  London.  1841.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  73.  1841,  p.  389.)  4824 

Amateurs  and  actors  :  a  musical  farce,  in  2  act«. 

36  lip.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brif.  theat.  v.  16.)— Comfort- 
able lodgings;  or,  Paris  in  1750:  a  farce.  In 2  acts. 
36  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  29.)— Duel  |  or, 
my  two  nephews :  a  farce,  lu  2  acts.  43  pp.  (Cumber- 
land, J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  22.)— Haunted  Inn:  a  farce. 
In  2  acts.  40  pp.  (Cumberland,  -J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  30.)— 
Hundred  pound  note:  a  farce.  In  2  acts.  43  pp. 
(Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  34.)  —  "Master's 
rival;"  or,  a  day  at  Boulogne:  a  farce,  in  2  acts. 
46  pp.    (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  22.) 

Peaks  in  pen  and  pencil.    Walton,  E. 

—1711 
Peaks,  passes,  and  glaciers.    Ball.  J. 

[Ed.)  1466 

Peal,  (— )  (£7d.)  Tea  cyclopaedia.  Articles 
on  tea,  tea  science,  blights,  soils  and  ma- 
nures, cultivation,  buildings,  manufacture, 
etc.  With  tea  statistics.  With  coloured  pi. 
on  blights.  [Anon.]  London,  1882.  8°.  1104 
Peale,  Albert  C.  Lists  and  analyses  of  the 
mineral  springs  of  the  United  States.  Wash- 
ington, 1886.  8°.  (Powell.  J.  W.,C7.S.GeoZ. 
Surv.  Bull.  V.  5,  No.  32.)  3553 

Thermal  springs  of  Yellowstone  National 

Park.  Washington,  1883.  8°.  (U. S. 4:7 Cong. 
1  sess.  House  Miscd.  Doc.  v.  22. )  — 4463 

Peale,  Charles  Wilson.  Baker,  W.  S.  In 
his  EQjjraved  portraits  of  Washington,  p.  11.  22  pp. — 
Boyle,  E.    In  Ur  Blog.  sketches,  p.  123.    16  pp. 

Peale,  James.  Baker,  W.  S.  In  his  En- 
graved portraits  of  Washington,  p.  66.    2  pp. 

Peale,  Rembrandt.    Notes  on  Italy.     22  pp. 

(Rev.  of  in  .4.».  Quart.  Rev.  v.  9,  1831,  p.  512.) 

Baker,  W.  S.    In  his  Engraved  portraits  of  Wash- 

IngiOD,  p.  170.    6  pp. 

Pear  tree  blight.   Taylor,  T.   Microscopic 

Investigation  of.  5  pp.  (U.  S.  Commis.  of  Agricult. 
Report,  1872,  p.  188.) 

Pearce,  George  [Ed.)  Miscellaneous  writ- 
ings of  Pascal.    See  Pascal,  B. 

" (Ed.)  Thoughts  on  religion,  and  evi- 
dences of  Christianity  of  Pascal.  See  Pascal, 
B. 

[Tr.  and  Ed.)  Provincial  letters  of  Pas- 
cal, with  memoir,  notes,  and  appendix.  See 
Pascal,  B. 

Pearce,  Nathaniel.  1780-1820.  Life  and 
adventures,  during  a  residence  in  Abyssinia 


from  the  years  1810  to  1819  ...  Ed.  by  J.  J. 
Halls.     London,  1831.     2  v.  12°.  4857 

Pearce,  Robert  Rouiere.  Guide  to  the  inns 
of  court  and  chancery ;  with  notices  of  their 
ancient  discipline,  .  .  .  including  an  account 
of  the  eminent  men  of  the  honourable  soci- 
eties of  Lincoln's  inn  . .  .  Together  with  the 
regulations  of  the  four  inns  of  the  court  as 
to  the  admission  of  students  .  .  .  London, 
1855.     8°.  —1336 

Memoirs  and  correspond enc#  of  the  most 

noble  Richard  Marquess  Wellesley .  .  .  Com- 
prising numerous  letters  and  documents, 
now  first  published  from  original  MSS. 
London.  1846.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  27,  1846,  p.  517.)  4875 

Pearce,  William.    Hartford  bridge  ;  or.  the 

skirts  of  the  carap  :  an  operatic  farce,  in  2  acts.  36  pp. 
(Cumberland,  J.,  Brit.  tA<ai.  v.  30.)— Xetley  abbey: 
an  operatic  farce,  in  2  acts.  31  pp.  (Cumberland,  J., 
Brit,  theat.  v.  38.) 

Pearce,  Zachary.    Pearce,  Z.    Life  of  Dr. 

Zachary  Pearce.  82  pp.  ( iVith  Twells,  L.,  Life  of  Dr. 
Edward  Pocock,  v.  1,  p.  357.) 

Pearce.    See  also  Peirce. — Pierce. — Piers. 
Peard,  Frances  M.     A  madrigal.     14  pp. 

{Harper's  Mag.  v.  46,  1873,  p.  50.) 

Peard,  William.     Practical  water-farming. 

London.  1868.     sm.  8°.  —4677 

Pearl  divers.  The.    3  pp.    [Harper's  Mag. 

V.  3,  1851,  p.  46.) 

Pearl  fisheries.    Le  Beck,  H.  J.    Account 

of  the  pearl-flshery  in  the  gulph  of  Manar.  19  pp. 
(Asiat.  Research,  v.  5, 1798,  p.  393.)— Steuart,  J.  Account 
of  the  pearl  fisheries  of  the  north-west  coast  of  the 
island  of  Ceylon.  11  pp.  1  pi.  (Royal  Aslat.  See  Gt. 
Brit.  Trans,  v.  3, 1835,  p.  452.) 
See  also  Pearls. 

Pearl  necklaee.  5  pp.  [Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 

v.  12,  181)8,  p.  233.) 

Pearl  of  Bruges.    9  pp.    {Fraser''s  Mag. 

v.  28,1843,  p.  295.) 

Pearl  of  the  Antilles,  The.    Gallenga, 

A.  C.  N.  (Luigi  Mariotti.  pseud.)  1628 

Pearl  of  the  Bosphorns.   26  pp.    [Ditb- 

Un  Ciiic.  Mag.  v.  29,  18t7,  pp.  1,  200.) 

Pearl  of  the  Philippines,  The.    8  pp. 

Stoddard.  R.  H.,  Poems,  p.  465. 

Pearls.  Jeffries,  D.  Treatise  on  diamonds 
and  pearls.     1751. 

Fields,  J.  T.    Diamonds  and  pearls.    11  pp.    (At- 

lant.  Monthly,  v.  7,  1861,  p.  361.)— Hague,  F.  On  the 
natural  and  artificial  production  of  pearls.  5  pp. 
(Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  v.  16,  1856,  p.  280.)— 
Martens.  E.von.  Purpur  und  perlen.  55  pp.  (Samml. 
wUsens.  rortrg.  v.  9,  1874,  p.  843.)— Ott6,  E.  C.  The 
oriental  pearl.  8  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  y.  i,  1861,  p. 
229.)— AVatson,  J.  W.  Pearls  and  gems.  16  pp.  [Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  21,  lS6i),  p.  764.) 

See  also  Pearl  fisheries. 

Pearls  Of  the  faith.    Ai-nold.  E.        1395 

Pears,    Edwin.       Fall    of    Constantinople : 

being    the  story  of  the  4  crusade.      New 

York,  1886.     8°.  3484 

[Ed.)  Prisons  and  reformatories  at  home 

and  abroad,  being  the  transactions  of  the 
international  penitentiary  congress  held  in 
London,  July  3-13,  1872.    London,  1872.   8°. 

—2345 
Pears,  Steuart  Adolphus  ( Ed. )    Correspond- 
ence of  Sir  Philip  Sidney  and  Hubert  Lan- 
guet.     See  Sidney,  Sir  P.,  and  Languet,  H. 
Pears.      Hovey,  C.  M.     In  his  Fruits  of 
America.     1852-56,  2  v. 

S^ote.—See  also  U.  S.  Department  of  Agriculture. 
Reports  of  the  Commissioner,  for  1862,  63,  64,  66,  67,  69, 
etc. 


PEARSE 


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Pearse,  Jbhn  B.,    and    Plait,  Franklin. 

Report  on  the  use  ot  natural  gas  in  the  Iron  manufac- 
ture.    56  pp.     {Pa.  2  geol.  surv.  L.  p.  161.) 

Pearson,  Charles  Buchaoan.     Hymns  and 

hymn-writers.     41pp.     (Oxford  essays,  IHb'd,  p.  I2i.) 

Pearson,  Charles  Henry.  1830—.  Histori- 
cal maps  of  England,  during  13  centuries. 
With  explanatory  notes  and  indices.  Lon- 
don, 1869.     fo.  1521 

■ History  of  England  during  the  early  and 

middle  ages.     London,  1867.     3  v.  8°.      1583 

On  eome  historical  aspects  of  family  life.    34  pp. 

(Butler,  J.  E.,  Woman's  work,  etc.  p.  152.) 

Freeman,  E.  A.    Mr.  Pearson's  Early  and  middle 

ages  of  England.  8  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  a.  v.  3,  1868, 
p.  397.) 

Pearson,  Emily  C.  Gutenberg,  and  the  art 
of  printing.     Boston,  1871.     13°.  W.18 

Pearson,  Eev.  George  [Ed.)  Remains  of 
Myles  Coverdale.    See  Coverdale. 

(Ed.)   Writings  and  translations  of  Myles 

Coverdale.    See  Coverdale. 

Pearson,  George,  M.  D.  (Tr.)  —1838. 
Translation  of  the  table  of  chemical  nomen- 
clature proposed  by  De  Guyton,  formerly 
De  Morveau  .  .  .  See  Guyton  de  Morveau, 
L.  B.,  and  others. 

Pearson,  Hugh  Nicholas.  1777-1856.  Me- 
moirs of  the  life  and  correspondence  of  the 
Rev.  Christian  Frederick  Sveartz.  To  which 
is  prefixed,  a  sketch  of  the  history  of  Chris- 
tianity in  India.   London,  1834.   3  v.  8°.    5845 

Pearson,  John,  Bp.  of  Chester.  1613-86. 
Exposition  of  the  Creed.  New  ed.,  carefully 
revised,  and  collated  with  the  best  copies  by 
James  Nichols.     London,  1866.     8°.     —1244 

■ Vindiciae   epistolarum   S.    Ignatii.     Ed. 

nova  annotationibus  et  praefatione  ad  ho- 
diernum  controversiae  statum  accommo- 
data.  Oxonii,  1853.  3  v.  8°.  {Libr.  Angl.- 
Cath.  Theol.)  —3234 

The  same.  Antverpiae,  1700.  fo.  (Cote- 
lier,  J.  B.,  SS.  pat.  opera,  v.  3.)  —1281 

— —  Minor  tracts,  chronologically  arranged.  46  pp. 
(Vftlpy,  A..  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  7,  1813,  p.  356;  v.  9,  1814,  p. 
266 ;  V.  10,  1814,  p.  95 ;  V.  12,  1815,  p.  1 ;  v.  13, 1816,  p.  91.) 

Cbeetbaiu,  S.    John  Pearson.    28  pp.    (Barry,  A., 

Masters  in  Eng.  theology,  p.  213.) — Niceron,  J.  P.  Mem. 
des  hommes,  v.  39. 

and  Pearson,  Richard  [Eds.)    Critic! 

sacri,  sive  BadvelU,  Castelllouis,  Claril  et  Grotll  com- 
mentarla  In  Baruch.  35  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Script, 
sacrae  cur.  compl.  v.  19,  p.  549.) 

Pearson,  Rev.  John  Norman.  Life  of  Arch- 
bishop Leighton.  100  pp.  (Lelghtoa,  R.,  Whole  ■wo7ks, 
\.  ],p.  5.) 

Pearson,  Jonathan.  1813—.  Contributions 
for  the  genealogies  of  the  descendants  of  the 
first  settlers  of  the  patent  and  city  of  Sche- 
nectady, from  1662  to  1800.  Albany,  1873. 
sm.  4°.  2785 

Contributions  for  the  genealogies  of  the 

first  settlers  of  the  ancient  county  of  Albany, 
from  1630  to  1800.     Albany,  1873.    sm.  4°. 

2785 
Pearson,  Karl  {Ed.)     History  of  the  theory 

of  elasticity  and  of  the  strength  of  materials. 

See  Todhunter,  I. 
Pearson,  Richard.     Analysis  of  the  human 

mind.  8  pp.  (Rev.  of,  by  H.  tlrlcl.  In  Zeits.f.  philos. 
V.  150,1867,  p.  116.) 

Pearson,  Thomas.  Infidelity,  its  aspects, 
causes,  and  agencies  :  being  the  prize  essay 
of  the  British  organization  of  the  evangelical 
alliance.    New  Yprjt,  1854.    8°.  —4215 


Pearson,  Thomas  Scott.    Boardman,  S.  W. 

Thomas  Scott  Pearson.  10  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal. 
Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  3,  p.  126.) 

Pearson,  Rev.  William.  Introduction  to 
practical  astronomy:  containing  tables,  re- 
cently computed,  for  facilitating  the  reduc- 
tion of  celestial  observations,  and  a  popular 
explanation  of  their  construction  and  use. 
London,  1834-29.     2  v.  4°.  —2491 

Pearson.    See  also  Peirson. — Pierson. 

Peasant  life.  Stories  of.    13  pp.    Hale,  L. 

p.     ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  71,  1801,  p.  204.) 

Peasantry,  Bonnemere.  J.  E.  Histoire 
des  paysans,  1200-1850.     1856,  3  v. 

Elggerg,  C.  U.  D.,  Freiherr  von.    Ora  foranstaltnin- 

gerue  til  livegenskabets  ophaevelse  1  hertugdommeiie 
efter  Grev.  A.  P.  Bernstorffs  dcid.  23  pp.  (Skandin. 
litter aturseJskab,  v.  4,  p.  147.)— Engelstoft,  L.  Om 
Christian  den  flerdesmlslykkedeforsiig  paa  at  afskaffe 
vornedskabet  i  aaret  1634.  52  pp.  (Skandin.  litteratur- 
selskab,  v.  12,  p.  1.)— Udtog  af  provst  Jiirgen  Sorterupa 
Praesiiglae  oeconomia  ruralls  med  anmaerkninger  og 
oplysnlnger.  Et  bidrag  til  hlstorlen  af  den  danske 
bondestands  kaar  under  Frederlk  den  flerde.  77  pp. 
(Skandin.  litleraturselskab,  v.  1,  p.  382.) 

Peasants'  war. 

Baumann,  F.  L.  {Ed.)  Quellen  zur  ge- 
schichte  des  bauernkriegs  in  Oberschwaben. 
1876.    {BiUioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stnttg.  v.  129. ) 

—  {Ed.)     Quellen    zur    geschichte    des 

bauernkriegs  aus  Rotenburg  an  der  Tauber. 
1878.     {Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stnttg.  v.  139. ) 

Bebel,  a.   Deutscher  bauernkrieg.   1876. 

Sartorius,  G.    Versuch  eincr  geschichte 

des  deutschen  bauernkriegs.     1795. 

Coclilaeiis,  .T.    Ein  kurzer  begriff  von  aufruhren 

und  rotten  der  bauern  in  hoheni  Deutschland,  1525. 
16  pp.  (Baumann,  F.  L.,  Quellen  zur  gesch.  d.  bauern- 
kriegs in  Oberschwaben,  p.  781.)— Furter,  M.  Historla 
belli  rusticorum  [Orsinensium].  42  pp.  (Baumann, 
F.  L.,  Quellen  zur  gesch.  d.  bauernkriegs  in  Oberschwaben, 
p.  313.)— General  history  of  tlie  great  Peasant 
war.  12  pp.  (Westvi.  Rev.  v.  50,1849,  p.  249.)— Geyer, 
A.  Handlung  des  bunds  wider  die  bauern.  27  pp. 
(Baumann,  F.  L.,  Quellen  zur  gesch.  d.  bauernkriegs  in 
Oberschwaben,  p.  721.)— Holzvfart,  J.  Rustica  seditio 
totius  fere  Germaulae.  80  pp.  (Baumann,  F.  L., 
Quellen  zur  gesch.  d.  bauernkriegs  in  Oberschwaben,  p.  639.) 
— Iintx,  H.  Tagobuch.  24  pp.  (Baumann,  F.  L., 
Quellen  zur  gesch.  d.  bauernkriegs  in  Oberschwaben,  p.  613.) 
—Rogers,  J.  T.  Peasants'  war  of  1381.  6  pp.  (Forln. 
Rev.  Y.  4,  1866,  p.  90.)— Auszug  des  Schwaeblschen 
blinds  'wider  Herzog  Ulrich  und  die  bauern. 
27  pp.  (Baumann,  F.  L.,  Quellen  zur  gesch.  d.  bauern- 
kriegs in  Oberschwaben,  p.  751.) — AVnldburg,  G.  von. 
Austuerllche,  algentliche  beschreibung  des  auf- 
standes  des  gemainen  paursmanu  in  vastdem  gantzeu 
hayligen  roemischeu  reich  teuetscher  nation  anno 
1524  und  1525.  86  pp.  (Baumann,  F.  L.,  Quellen  zur 
gesch.  d.  bauernkriegs  in  Oberschwaben,  p.  527.) 

Pease,  Richard  L.     James  Athearn  Jones. 

19  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.Geueal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.x.  2,  p.  204.) 
Peaslee,  John  B.     Moral  and  literary  train- 
ing in  public  schools,    n.  p.  1881.    8°.   —2364 

Trees  and  tree-planting,  with  exercises 

and  directions  for  the  celebration  of  Arbor 
day.  With  preface  by  Warren  Higley.  Cin- 
cinnati, 1884.     8°.  —4693 

The  same.  Washington,  1885.  8°.  (U.S. 
Dept.  Interior,  Bureau  of  Education,  Bidl. 
1885.)  -4361 

Peat  and  peat-bogs.  Braithwaite,  R. 
Sphagnacea  or  peatmosses  of  Europe  and 
North  America.     1880. 

Steele,   A.      Natural    and    agricultural 

history  of  peat-moss  or  turf-bog.     1826. 

Zincken,   C.   F.     Ergaenzungen  zu  der 

physiographie  der  braunkolde.  1878.  {In 
his  Fortschritte  der  geologic  der  tertiaer- 
kohle,  kreidekohle,  jurakohle  u.  triaskohle.) 


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Hints  for  the  cultivation  of  the  peat-bogs  in  Ireland, 

with  a  view  to  the  Increase  of  population  and  public 
happiness.  21  pp.  [Pamphleteer,  v.  9,  1S17,  p.  79.)— 
BIjiiinfiictare  of  pent.  7  pp.  (Dublin  Cnic.  Mag.  v. 
82,  1873,  p.  385.)  — Noeggerath,  J.  Torf.  36  pp. 
ISammL  wUsens.  rorlrg.  s.  10, 1875,  p.  457.) 

Peat-moss.    See  Peat  and  peat-bogs. 
Peaii  <Ie  chagrin.  La.    242  pp.    Balzac, 

H.  de,  (i'l/iT'fs  rompl.  v.  15,  p.  1. 

Peblis  to  the  play.    16   pp.    James  I, 

King  of  Scotland,  tVorks,  p.  a8. 

P^caut,  Felix,    Cobbe.  F.  P.    French  theist. 

18  pp.    [In  her  Darwinism  in  morals,  p.  129.) 

Pecchio,  Giuseppe.  Coiite.  1785-1835.  His- 
toire  de  I"economie  politique  en  Italic,  ou 
abrege  critique  des  economistes  italiens.  Tr. 
de  Titalien  par  M.  Leonard  Gallois.  Paris. 
1830.     8°.  —1305 

Picture  of  Greece  in  1825.    See  Tennent, 

Sir  J.  E.,  and  others. 

Observations  ou  England.    13  pp.    (Bev.  of  In  Quart. 

Rer.  V.  48,1832,  p.  222.) 

P^cheur  dn  Danube,  Le.    30  pp.    Le- 

moniey,  P.  E.,  (Eux-rti,  v.  2,  p.  123. 

Pechier,  ( — ).    La  comedie  des  comedies. 

74  pp.     {Anc.  thlal.fr.  v.  9,  p.  231 ;  Biblioth.  Elzivir.) 

Pechora.    Gourdon,  W.    Voyage  made  to 

p.,  1611.  5  pp.  (Purchas,  S.,  flii  p»/^r»m«,  V.  3,  p.  530.) 
— liogan,  J.  Voyage  of,  to  P.,  and  his  wintering  there, 
1611.  7  pp.  (Purchas,  S.,  Bis  pUgrimes,  v.  3,  p.  541.)— 
PnrsgloTe,  W.  Brlefe  relation  of  a  voyage  to  P.,  and 
wintering  there,  begun  in  the  yeere  1611.  6  pp.  (Pur- 
chas, S.,  His  pilgrimes,  v.  3,  p.  547.) 

Peck,  Charles  H.  Reports  of  the  Botanist. 
Albany,  1871-86.  8°.  (N.  Y.  State  Museum 
of  Nat.  Hist.  Ann.  reports,  21,  23,  24,  26-39.) 

—4625 

Facts  and  observations  touching  the  flora  of  the 

state  of  Xe w  York.  8  pp.  (N.  T.  State  Museum  of  Xat. 
Hist.  20  ann.  report,  p.  403.)  — Mosses  of  Caledonia 
creek.  2  pp.  (N.  Y.  State  Museum  of  Nat.  Hist.  32 
ann.  report,  p.  73.)— List  of  mosses  of  the  state  of  New 
York.  29  pp.  (N.  Y.  State  Museum  of  Nat.  Hist.  19 
ann.  report,  p.  42.) 

Peck,  Epaphroditus.  Bristol.  24  pp.  (Trum- 
bull,.!. H.,  Mem.  hist,  of  Harl/ord  county,  Conn.y.  2,  p.  39.) 

Peck,  Francis.  1692-1743.  Desiderata  cu- 
riosa :  or,  a  collection  of  divers  scarce  and 
curious  pieces  relating  chiefly  to  matters  of 
English  history;  consisting  of  choice  tracts, 
memoirs,  letters,  wills,  epitaphs,  etc.  .  .  . 
London,  1779,     2  v.  in  1,  4°.  1542 

New  memoirs  of  the   life  and  poetical 

works  of  Mr.  John  :Milton.  London,  1740. 
4°.  4793 

Peck,  George.  1797-1876.  Wyoming;  its 
history,  stirring  incidents,  and  romantic 
adventures.    New  York.  1860.     12°.       3577 

PecU  on  the  rule  or  faith.    5  pp.     (New  Enq- 

lander,  v.  2,  1844,  p.  304.) 

Peck,  George  B.,  Jr.  A  recruit  before 
Petersburg.  Providence.  1880.  sq.  12°. 
(Soldiers  and  Sailors  Hist.  Soc.  of  R.  I. 
Personal  narratives.  2  s.  No.  8.)  2617 

Peck,  Jesse  Truesdell,  D.  D.  1811—.  His- 
tory of  the  Great  Republic,  considered  from 
a  Christian  stand-point.   New  York,  1868.   r. 

_-S°'  1643 

Peck,  John  Mason,  D.  D.     1789-1858.    Life 

of  Daniel  Boone.  203  pp.  (Sparks,  J.,  Am.  biog.  2  s.  v. 
13,  p.  1.) 

Chaplin,  J.    Bev.  John  Mason  Peck,  D.  D.    6  pp. 

(New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  3,  p.  208.)— 
Pendleton,  .J.  M.  Peck.  10  pp.  (Piper,  F.,  Leaders 
of  ch.  vnirersal,  v.  2,  p.  677.) 

Peck,  Mrs.  Roseline,  and  Canfield,  W,  H. 

Reminiscences  of  the  flrst  house  and  flrst  resident 
??  IL^'  Madison.  23  pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  ColL 
▼.  6, 1872,  p.  343.) 


Peck,  Rev.  Solomon.  History  of  the  mis- 
sions of  the  Baptist  general  convention.  266  pp. 
(Tracy,  Rev.  J.,  and  others.  Hist,  of  Am.  missions,  p.  353.) 

Peck,  Prof.  William  Dandridge.     1763-1822. 

Notice  of  the  life  of  P.  10  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll. 
2  3.  V.  10,  1823,  p.  151.) 

Peckard,  Peter.    Nicholas  Ferrar,     141  pp. 

(Wordsworth,  C,  Eccles.  biog.  v.  4,  p.  111.) 

Peckhani,  John,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  1240- 
92.  Registrum  epistolarum.  Ed.  by  C.  T. 
Martin.  V.  1.  2.  3.  London.  1882-85.  3  v.  r. 
S=.     (Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chr on.)  4503 

Peckhani,  S.  F.  Report  on  the  production, 
technology,  and  uses  of  petroleum  and  its 
products.'  Washington,  1884.  4°.  (U.  S. 
Dept.  Interior,  10  Census  report.,  v.  10,  1880.) 

—3363 

Pecock,  or  Peacock,  Reynold  or  Reginald, 
Bp.  of  Ciiicfiester.  1390-1460.  Repressor  of 
over  much  blaming  of  the  clergy,  Ed.  by 
Churchill  Babington.  London,  i860.  2  v. 
r,  8°,     (Gr.  Brit..  Rolls  chron)  4514 

Treatise  proving  Scripture  to  be  the  rule 

of  faith.     London.  1688.     r.  8°,  —4225 

Lewis,  J.    Life  of  Reynold  Pecock.    1820. 

Bishop  Pecock,  his  character  and  fortunes. 

29  pp.     [HubUn  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  24, 1875,  p.  27.) 

Pecorone,  II.    See  Giovanni  Fiorentino, 
Pecos.     Bandelier,  A.  F,      Report  on  the 

ruins  of  the  pueblo  of  P.    101  pp.    (.\rchaeol.  Inst,  of 

America,  Papers,  Am.  a  v.  1, 1883,  p.  35.) 

Peclinidae.    Stearns.  R.  E.  C,    Pectens,  or 

scalloij-shells.    4  pp.    (  Ocerld.  Monthly, \.  10, 1873,  p.  342.) 

Peculiar  holiday,  A.    11  pp.    {Eraser's 

Mag.  n.  s.  v.  16,  1877,  p.  123.) 

Pecnlinni,  The.    Hancock.  F.  —3275 

Pedagogi cal  lii brary .    Hall ,  G,  S,  [Ed.) 

—2364 

Pedagogics  as  a  system.    Rosenkranz, 

J.  K.  F.  -2374 

Pe<lagogne,  Diversions  of  a.    7  pp.    Raven, 

J.  H.     KM.v:iinHan's  Mag.  v.  33,  1876,  p.  140.) 

Pe«iagogy.    See  Teaching, 

Peder,  Cauon  o/i?t6e,  14cejtf,  Calendarium. 

6  pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danie. 
V.  6,  p.  260.) 

Peder.    See  aho  Pedro.— Peter.— Petrus.— 

Piero.  — Pierre. — Pietro, 
Peder   Suied.      Grundtvig.    S.    H.   (Ed.) 

[Samfund.  til  udgivelse  af  gam.  nord.  litt.  No. 

1-)  —3157 

Pederson.    See  Petri. 
Pederzini,  Fortunato  Cavazzoni.     Osserva- 

zionl  sopra  alcuna  postllle  fatte  dal  Prof.  Todeschinl 
contra  alcune  note  al  Convito  di  Dante  stamp.ato 
In  Mudena  nel  1831.  4  pp.  (Todeschinl,  G.,  Scntti  s« 
Dante,  v.  2,  p.  188.)— Todeschiui.  G.  Postllle  al  Con- 
vito deir  Alllghiert  pubblicato  In  Modena  nel  1831  con 
Note  crltlche  e  dichlarative  da  F.  C.  Pederzini.  116 
pp.  [In  his  Scrlttl  su  Dante,  v.  2,  p.  lO-s.)- Lettera  al 
G.  Todeschinl.  1  p.  (Todeschinl,  G.,  Scrilti  «u  DanU, 
V.  2,  p.  204.) 

Todesehini,  G.  Lettera  al  P.    8  pp.    [In  kU  Scritti 

su  Dante,  v.  2,  p.  196.)— Blsposte  alle  osservazloni  dl 
P.    2  pp.    (/«  Ai-s  Scritti  su  Daute,  V.  2,  p.  194.) 

Pedes  fininni.    See  Great  Britain,  Record 

Comini.'i.^ion. 
Pedestrian,  The.    Latrobe,  C.  J.  1465 

Pe<lestrian  toar,  A.    Howells,  W.  D.    13 

pp.     (Atiant.  Monthly,  v.  24,  1869,  p.  591.) 

Pedestrian  tour.    12  pp.    {N.  Am.  Rev. 

V.  4,  1817,  p.  175.) 

Pedigree  of  the  English  people,  Nich- 
olas, T,  1793 

Pedigrees  and  pedigree-makers,  31  pp. 
Freeman,  E.  A.     ( ConUmp.  Rec.  v.  30, 1877,  p.  11.) 


PEDLAR'S  PACK 


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PEEL 


Pedlar's  pack  of  ballads  and  songs.  Logan, 
W.  H.  1335 

Pedley,  Rev.  Charles.  History  of  Newfound- 
land from  the  earliest  times  to  the  year  1860. 
[With  map.]    London,  1863.     8°.  1616 

Pedoiia,  Italy.  Fragmenta  chronicae  an- 
tiquae  civltatis  Pedonae.  2  pp.  (Hist,  patriae  mon. 
Script.  V.  3,  p.  6.) 

Pedraza,  Juan  de.    16  cent.    Danza  de  la 

muerte.  6  pp.  (Pedroso,  E.  Q.,  Autos  sacramentales,  p. 
41 :  Biblint.  de  autor.  espan.) 

Pedro  I,  the  Cruel.    See  Peter  I. 

Pedro  de  Cieza  de  lieon.    See  Cieza,  or 

Ciega,  de  Leon,  P.  de. 
Pedro  de  Ursua.    See  Ursua,  P.  de. 
Pedrosa^  Dioguo  de.    Cantigua  de.    2  pp. 

(Resende,  ii.  de,  Cancion.  geral.  v.  1:  Biblioth.  lit.  vereins 
in  Stutlg.  v.  15,  p.  449.) 

Pedroisa,  Sancho  de.     A  dom  Francisco  de 

Crasto.  4  pp.  (Resende,  G.  de,  Cancion.  geral.  v.  3  : 
Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stutlg.  v.  26,  p.  290.)— Cantigua  de. 
2  pp.  (Resende,  G-.  de,  Cancion,  geral.  v.  1 1  Biblioth.  lit, 
vereins  in  Stutlg.  v.  15,  p.  447.) 

Pedroso,  Consiglieri  [Ed.)  Portuguese  folk- 
tales. Tr.  by  Miss  Henriqueta  Monteiro. 
With  an  introduction  by  W.  R.  S.  Ralston. 
London,  1883.  8°.  [With  Coraparetti,  D., 
Researches  respecting  the  book  of  Sindibad. ) 

1217 

Pedroso,  Eduardo  Gonzalez  {Ed.)  Autos 
sacramentales  desde  su  origen  hasta  fines 
del  siglo  XVII.  Madrid,  1865.  8°.  [Bibliot. 
de  autor.  espan.)  — 1103 

Contents.  Las  Bodas  de  Espafia.— Caldcroii  de 

la  Barca,  P.  La  Cena  del  rey  Baltasar;  La  Dlvlna 
Fllotea ;  Lo  que  va  del  hombre  &  Dios ;  Mistlca  y  real 
Babilonla;  La  Nave  del  mercader ;  La  Primer  flor  del 
Carmelo;  Quien  tiallara  mujer  fuerte?;  El  Sacro  Par- 
naso;  La  Serplente  demetel;  El  Vallede  laZarzuela; 
El  Veueno  y  la  triaca.— La  cura  y  la  eufermedad  ;  La 
Vida  es  sueSo  ;  La  VlHa  del  Sefior.— Caiidamo,  F.  B. 
Las  Mesas  de  la  fortuna. — Las  C6r<es  de  la  Iglesla. 
— Los  Ciiatro  evaiigellstas. —  Los  Desposorios 
de  Josef. — Las  Donas  que  eiivid  Adau  a  Niies- 
tra  Seiiora  con  Sant  IjAzaro.— El  £iiteiidl- 
niiento  niflo.— Epador  Inueniano.— La  Esposa 
de  los  cantares.— Examen  sacrum.— La  Pu- 
ente  de  la  gracia.— Ijope  de  Vega  Carpio,  F. 
Los  Cantares ;  Del  Pan  y  del  palo ;  El  Pastor  lobo  y 
cabaHa  celestial ;  LaSlega;  Viaje  del  alma.— MagnA. 
— Moreto  y  Catoana,  A.  La  Gran  casa  de  Austria  y 
dlvlna  Margarita.— Moselina. — Paclencia  de  Job. 
—Parabola  Coenae.— Pedraza,  J.  de.  Danza  de  la 
muerte.— Peralforja.—Saciificlo  dc  Abraham. 
—Teller,  G.  El  Colmenero  divino  ;  No  le  arriendo  la 
granancia.— Timoneda,  J.  de.  Los  Desposorios  de 
Cristo ;  La  Fee  ;  La  Fueute  de  los  siete  Sacramentos  ; 
La  Fuente  de  San  Juan;  La  Oveja  perdida.— Tri- 
uufo  del  Sacramento.- Valdivlelso,  J.  de.  La 
Amistad  en  elpeligro;  DelHiJo  prodigo;  El  Hospital 
de  los  locos ;  El  Peregrlno ;  La  Serrana  de  Piaseucia. 
—Vicente,  G.    San'  Martinlio. 

Peebles,  Scotland.  Charters  and  documents 
relating  to  the  burgh  of  Peebles.  1872. 
(Scottish  Burgh  Records  Soc, ) 

Peedee,  or  Great  Peedee  river.    Swain,  G. 

F.  Great  Pee  Dee  river  (and  Yadkin)  and  tributaries. 
13  pp.  {In  his  Report  on  the  water-power  of  the 
Southern  Atlantic  water-shed  :  U.  S.  Dept.  Interior,  10 
Census,  v.  16,  pt.  1,  p.  737.) 

Peel,  Edmund.   Judge  not,  and  other  poems. 

7  pp.     (Bev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  37,  1835,  p.  677.) 

Peel,  Sir  Lawrence.  Sketch  of  the  life  and 
character  of  Sir  Robert  Peel.  London,  1860. 
12°.  4866 

Peel,  Sir  Robert.     1750-1880.     Espinasse,  F. 

The  llrst  Sir  Robert  Peel.    91  pp.    (In  his  Lancashire 
worthies,  2  s.  p.  82.) 
Peel,  Rt,  Hon.  Sir  Robert.     1788-1850.     Me- 
moirs, published  by  the  trustees  of  his  pa- 
pers, Lord  Mahon  (now  Earl  Stanhope),  and 


the  Right  Hon.  Edward  Card  well.  London, 
1857.  2  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dtiblin  Rev,  v.  40, 
1856,  p.  481;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  104,  1856,  p.  251.) 

4843 

Opinions  of,  expressed  in  Parliament  and 

in  public.  London,  1850.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Westm.  Rev.  v.  40,  1843,  p.  265.)  —1337 

Speeches  of,  delivered  in  the  House  of 

Commons  :  with  a  general  explanatory  in- 
dex ..  .     London,  1853.     4  v.  8°.  1243 

Address  to  the  electors  of  the  borough  of  Tamworth. 

27  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  53,  1835,  p.  261.)— 
Speech  in  tlie  House  of  Commons,  on  Sir  J.  Yarde  Bul- 
ier's  Motion  on  want  of  confidence  in  the  government. 
25  pp.     (Rev.  of  in  Hdin.  Rev.  v.  71,  1840,  p.  493.) 

and  his  era ;  being  a  synoptical  view  of 

the  chief  events  and  measures  of  his  life  and 
time.     London,  1843.     12°.  4856 

BuLWER,  Sir  H.  L.  E.,  Baron  Dolling. 

Sir  Robert  Peel;  an  historical  sketch.    1874. 

DouBLEDAY,   T.      Political    life    of    the 

Right  Hon.  Sir  Robert  Peel.  An  analytical 
biography.     1856,  2  v. 

GmzoT,  F.  P.  G.   Sir  Robert  Peel.   Etude 

d'histoire  contemporaine.     1858. 

Note. — Prom  the  Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1856,  2  per.  v. 
3,  p.  233  ;  V.  4,  pp.  5,  538 ;  v.  5,  p.  5. 

The  same,  tr.  into  English.    1857. 

Peel,  Sir  L.     Sketch  of  the  life  and  char- 
acter of  Sir  Robert  Peel.     1860. 

Taylor,  W.  C,  and  Mackay,  C.    Life 

and  times  of  Sir  Robert  Peel.    [1846-50],  4  v. 

Bagebot,  W.   Character  of  P.   39  pp.   {Biog.  studies, 

p.  1.)— Sir  Robert  Peel.  43  pp.  (In  his  Estimates,  p. 
367.)— Cliambers,  W.,  and  Chambers,  R.  Sir  Robert 
Peel.  32  pp.  (In  their  Hist,  and  lit.  celebrities.)— Sir 
Rob't  Peel's  claim  to  confidence  of  clergy.  10  pp. 
(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  24,  1841,  p.  379.)— Couteniporary 
orators.  Sir  R.  Peel.  13  pp.  (Eraser's  tog-,  v.  31,  1845, 
p.  379.)— Sir  Robert  Peel  and  the  currency.  16  pp. 
{BlacTcwond's  Mag.  v.  62, 1847,  p.  113.)— Duke  of  Wel- 
lington and  Mr.  P.  9  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  25, 
1829,  p.  294.)  — Duvergier  de  Hauranne,  P.  Du 
Royaume-Uui  et  du  miulstere  P.  en  1843.  73  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1843,  n.  s.  v.  4,  p.  849.)— Sir  Rob't  Peel's 
letter  and  the  elections.  11  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  36, 
1847,  p.  241.)— Hommes  d'etat  de  la  Graude- 
Bretagne.  Sir  Robert  Peel.  34  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1837,  4  s.  v.  11,  p.  513.)— Jarnac,  Comte  de.  Sir 
Robert  Peel.  40  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1874,  3  p6r. 
v.  4,  p.  284.)— Liavergne,  L.  de.  Sir  Robert  Peel  et 
M.  Guizot.  25  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  18.">7,  2  p6r.  v. 
7,  p.  140.)— liom^nle,  L.  L.  de.  Sir  Robert  Peel.  26 
pp.  (In  his  Gal^rie  des  contemp.  lllustr.  v.  4.)— 
Meaux,  M.  C.  A.,  Vicomte  de.  Sir  Robert  Peel.  20  pp. 
( Correspondent,  v.  41,  1857,  p.  486.)— Paull,  R.  Sir 
Robert  Peel.  28  pp.  (In  his  Aufsaetze  zur  eng.  ge- 
schichte,  p.  392.)— Peel  and  Guixot.  15  pp.  {Dub- 
lin Univ.  Mag.  v.  21, 1843,  p.  584.)-Sir  Robert  Peel  and 
the  Peel  party  in  1856.  29  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
24, 18,"i6,  p.  3.)— First  session  of  Sir  Rob't  Peel's  Par- 
liament and  its  probable  results.  12  pp.  (Fra- 
ser's Mag.  v.  26,  184'.!,  p.  253.)— Sir  Robert  Peel  and  his 
policy.  42  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  u.  s.  v.  2, 1852,  p.  205.)— 
Sir  Robert  Peel's  policy.  16  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag.  v. 
51, 1842,  p.  537.)— Sir  Robert  Peel's  position  on  next 
resuming  power.  17  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  50, 
1841,  p.  393.1— Premier  at  home  and  abroad.  10 
pp.  (Fraser's  Mao.  v.  25,  1832,  p.  610.)- Recollection* 
of  Sir  Robert  P.  3  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  2,  IS51,  p. 
328.)— Reflections  suggested  by  tlie  career  of 
the  late  premier.  36  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  01, 
1847,  p.  93.)— Russell,  W.  Sir  Robert  Peel.  16  pp. 
(In  his  Extraordinary  men,  p.  244.)— Slieen,  W.  Steps 
of  a  statesman.  8  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  y.  G,lK'l,  i>, 
212.)-Sketch  of  the  life  and  character  of  P.  29 
pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  88,  1860,  p.  253.)-Smith,  G. 
Peel.  10  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  19,  1809,  p.  97.)— 
Smith,  G.B.  Sir  Robert  Peel.  78  pp.  (/n  ftis  Prime 
Ministers  of  Queen  Victoria,  p.  47.)— Stnpleton,  A.  G. 
Sir  Robert  Peel  and  the  Comto  do  .larniic.  9  pp. 
(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  31,  1875,  p.  1.)— Tamworth  din- 
ner. 3  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  38,  1835,  p.  464.)— 
Win-man,  or  the  mounting  majority.  6  pp. 
(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  25,  1842,  p.  743.) 


PEEL 


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PEHLEVI 


See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  68,  1850,  p.  354  ;  Corres- 
pondant,  v.  26,  1850,  p.  424;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  9, 
1837,  p.  131 ;  V.  36,  1850,  p.  361 ;  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  42, 
1850,  p.  223  ;  Harper's  Mag.  v.  1,  1850,  p.  405 ;  N.  Am. 
Rev.  V.  85,  1857,  p.  442. 

Peel,  Robert,    The  Blackburn  farmer,    2  pp. 

{Harper's   Mag.  v.   15,  1857,   p.   94.)— Espinasse,   F. 
Founder  of  the  Peel  family.   33  pp.  (In  his  Lancashire 
worthies,  2  s.  p.  49.) 
Peel  castle  and  its  ancient  cathedral.  Isle 

of  Man.   Poem.   2  pp.   {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  14,  1836,  p.  544.) 

Peele,  George.  1553-98.  Works,  now  first 
collected.  With  some  account  of  his  writ- 
ings, and  notes,  by  Rev.  A.  Dyce.  London, 
1828-39.     3  V.  12°.  3376 

Contents.  Aiiglornm  ferfae,v.3. — Arraignement 
of  Paris,  V.  1.— Battle  of  Alcazar,  v.  2.— Corrl- 
don  and  Melanipus'  song,  v.  2.— Cnpld'a  ar- 
rows, V.  2. — David  and  Bethsabe,  v.  1. — Descen- 
sus Astraea,  v.  2.— Dyce,  A.  Some  account  of  Peele 
and  his  writings,  v.  1. — .\i3iJenda,  v.  3. — An  Eelogne 
congratulatory,  v.  3.— Edward  I,  v.  1.— Speeches 
to  Queen  Ellzat>etli  at  Theobald's,  v.  3.  —  The 
Honour  of  the  Garter,  v.  2.— Fragments  of  the 
Hunting  of  Cupid,  from  Drummoud's  MSS,  v.  2. — 
Merrie  conceited  jests,  v.  2. — liove,  v.  2. — miscel- 
laneous poems,  V.  2. — Farewell  to  Sir  John  Norrls 
and  Sir  Francis  Drake,  etc.,  and  a  tale  of  Troy,  v.  2. — 
The  Old  ^vlves'  tale,  v.  1. — Device  of  the  pageant 
borne  before  Wolstone  Dlxi,  v.  2. — Polyiiymnla,  v. 
2.— The  Praise  of  chastity,  v.  2.— Sir  Clyomon 
and  Sir  CIaniyde8,v.  3. — Lines  addressed  to  Thomas 
"Watson.  V.  2. 

Works.     Ed.  by  A.  H.  Bullen.     London, 

1888.  2  V.  8°.  (Bullen,  A.  H.,  Eng.  drama- 
tists.) 3372 

Ctmtents.  Anglornm  ferlae,  England's  holidays, v. 
2.— Arraignment  of  Paris,  v.  1.— Battle  of  Alca- 
zar, V.  1.— Bullen,  A.  H.  Introduction,  preface,  v. 
1. — Corridon  and  Melanipus'   song,  v.  2. — Cn- 

Sid's  arro-»vs,  v.  2.— David  and  Bethsabe,  v.  2.— 
'escensns  Astraeae,  v.  1. — An  Eclogue  con- 
gratulatory, V.  2.— Edward  I,  v.  1.— Speeches  to 
Queen  Elizabeth  at  Theobald's,  v.  2.— The  Honour 
of  the  Garter,  v.  2.— The  Hunting  of  Cupid,  v. 
2— Merry  conceited  Jests,  v.  2.— Miscellaneous 
poems,  V.  2.— Farewell  to  Sir  John  Morris  and  Sir 
Francis  Drake,  etc.,  and  a  tale  of  Trr.y,  v.  2.— The 
Old  -wives'tale,  V.  1 — Device  of  the  pageant  borne 
before  Wolstau  Dixie,  v.  1.— Polyhymnia,  v.  2.— 
The  Praise  of  chastity,  v.  2.— Sir  Clyomon  and 
Sir  Claiuydes,  v.  2.— Lines  addressed  to  Thomas 
Watson,  V.  2. 

Arraignment  of   Paris;    Polyhymnia;    Hunting  of 

Cupid  ;  Old  wife's  tale.  8  pp.  (Bell,  B.,  Songs  from 
the  dramatiits,  p.  56.)— Chronicle  of  Edward  I.  9a  pp. 
(Dodsley,  R.,  Old  plays,  v.  11,  p.  1 ;  White,  T.,  Old  Eng. 
drama,  v.  4,  p.  l.j— Love  of  King  David  and  fair  Beth- 
sabe  :  with  the  tragedy  of  Absalon.  71  pp.  (Hawkins, 
T.,  Eng.  drama,  v.  2,  p.  123.)— Merry  conceited  jests.  48 
pp.  (Hlndley,  C,  Old  book  collect.  miscel.\.  1.)— Praise 
of  chastitle.  6  pp.  (Park,  T.,  jEftiiconia,  v.  2  :  PAo«nti 
nest,  p.  17.) 

Peep  at  Mexico.    Geiger,  J.  L.  2473 

Peep  at  the  Pixies.    Bray,  Mrs.  A.  E. 
«  1238 

Peep  behind  the  scenes.  2  pp.  (Dub- 
lin Cniv.  Mag.  v.  43,1854,  p.  113;  Harper's  Mag.  v.  8,1854, 
p.  509.)  *--».. 

Peep  into  the  whig  penny  post-bag.     2 

pp.     (Blackwocd's  .lAi;?.  v.  .59,  ]8i6,  p.  247.) 

Peeps  into  the  haunts  and  homes  of  the 

rural  population  of  Cornwall.     Tregellas.  I. 

T.  1226 

Peerage,  Romance  of  the.   Craik,G.  L.  4  v. 
„  2786 

Peerage  and  baronetage  of  the  British 

Empire.  Genealogical  .  .  .  dictionary  of  the. 

Burke.  Sir  J.  B.  2774 

Peerage  and  the  peasantry.  Tales  of 

the.     Dacre,  B.  B..  Baroness.     3  v.  1292 

Peerage  of  England.    Collins,  A.    9  v. 

2774 


Peerage  of  Ireland.  Almon,  J.  {Ed.) 
2  V.  2785 

Peerage  of  (Gotland.  Douglas.  Sir  R. 
2  V.  2771 

Peerage  of  the  British  ^Empire. 
Lodge.  E.  2776 

Peerlkauip,  Jacob  Venhuizen  {Ed.)  C. 
Musonii  Rufi  Philosophi  Stoici  reliquiae  et 
apophthegmata.  [Gr.]  See  Musonius  Ru- 
fus.  C. 

Peerlkanip,  Peter  Hofman.  1786-1S65. 
Expositio  quaestionis  propositae,  de  vita  ac 
doctrina  omnium  Belgarum  qui  Latina  car- 
mina  composuerunt  .  .  .  Bruxelles,  1822.  4°. 
(Brussels  Acad.  Mem.  coxir.  v.  2.)         —3562 

Peers  of  England,  Memoirs  of  the.  Bryd- 
ges.  Sir  S.  E.  2775 

Peet,  Harvey  Prindle.    Memoir  of  P.    17  pp. 

(Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  3,  1857,  p.  366.) 

Pegau,     Monastery,     Merseburg,     Saxony. 

Chronici  Pegaviensis  coUationes  et  cominuatio  usque 
ad  annum  1236.  15  pp.  (Mencke,  J.  B.,  Script,  rer. 
Gen)ionic.v.3,p.l27.) — Fundatione  (De)etbenefac- 
toribns  eccleslae  Pegaviensis.  28  pp.  (Mencke, 
J.  B.,  Script,  rer.  Germanic,  v.  2,  p.  101.) 

Pegge,  Samuel.  1704-96.  Anonymiana:  or, 
10  centuries  of  observations  on  various 
authors  and  subjects.     London,  1818.     8°. 

W.54 

Curialia  miscellanea,  or  anecdotes  of  old 

times.     London,  1818.     8°.  1244 

Life  of  Robert  Grosseteste,  the  celebrated 

Bishop  of  Lincoln,  with  an  account  of  the 
Bishop's  works,  and  an  appendix.  London, 
1793.     4°.  3771 

Collection  of  proverbs  and  old  sayings,  which  are 

either  used  In,  or  do  relate  to  the  county  of  Kent.  21 
pp.  (Eng.  IHalect  Soc.  No.  12,  p.  58.)— An  alphabet  of 
Kentlcisms.    50  pp.    (Eng.  IHalect  Soc.  No.  12,  p.  9.) 

{Ed.)    Forme  of  cury,  a  roll  of  ancient 

English  cookery,  compiled  about  A.  D.  1390 
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TTie  same.    London,  1791.    4°.    (Warner, 
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Pegge,  S.,  "Jr.    Biographical  memoirs  of  Dr.   P. 

50  pp.     (Pegge,  S.,  Curialia  misceL  p.  Ix.) 

Pegge,  Samuel,  Jr.  1731-1800.  Anecdotes 
of  the  English  language ;  chiefly  regarding 
the  local  dialect  of  London.  To  which  is 
added,  a  Supplement  to  Grose's  Provincial 
glossary.  3  ed.,  enlarged  and  corrected,  ed. 
by  Rev.  Henry  Christmas.  London,  1844. 
8°.  1246 

Biographical  memoirs  of  Dr.  Pegge,  compiled  by 

his  son.    50  pp.    (Pegge,  S.,  Curialia  mitcel.  p.  Ix.) 

Pegolotti,    Francisco    Balducci.      14   cent. 

Itinerary  between  Asof  and  China,  in  1355.  4  pp. 
(Kerr,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  435.) 

Pegsworth :    a  press-room   sketch.     6   pp. 

•      {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.il,lS31,  p.  513.) 

Pegu.  Phayre,  Lieiit.-Gen.  Sir  A.  P.  His- 
tory of  Burma,  including  .  .  .  Pegu.  1883. 
{Truebner's  Orient.  S.) 

Balbl,  G.    Voyage   to  P.     11  pp.    (Plnkerton,  J., 

Voyages,  v.  9,  p.  395;  Purchas,  8.,  His  pilgrimes,  v.  2, 
p.  1722.)— Fitch,  R.  In  his  Voyage  to  Ormus.  20  pp. 
(Pinkerton,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  9,  p.  406;  Purchas,  S.,  His 
pilgrimes,  v.  2,  p.  1730.)— Symes,  M.  Of  the  city  of 
Pegue  and  the  temple  of  Shoemadoo  Praw.  12  pp. 
{Asiat.  Research,  v.  5,  1798,  p.  111.)— "(VlUiams,  G. 
Extract  from  Journal  of  a  trip  to  Bbamo.  7  pp. 
(Asiat.  Soc.  Bengal,  Joum.  v.  33, 1865,  p.  189.) 

Pehant,  Emile.  Olivier  de  Clisson.  Chanson 
de  geste  en  plusieurs  poemeg.  14  pp.  t  Re  v.  of,  by  V. 
de  Laprade,  In  Gtrretpondanl,  n.  8.  v.  42,  1869,  p.  786.) 

PehleTi.    See  Pahlavi. 


PEIGNOT 


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PEIRCE 


Peigiiot,  Etienne  Gabriel  (G.P.Philomneste, 
pseud.)  1767-1849.  Amusemens  philolo- 
giques,  ou  varietes  en  tous  genres;  2  ed., 
revue,  corrigee,  et  augmentee.  Par  G.  P. 
Philomneste.     Paris,  1824.     8°.  —2185 

The  same.  3  ed.    Dijon,  1842.   8°.    —2185 

- —  Dictionnaire  critique,  litteraire,  et  biblio- 
graphique  des  principaux  livres  condamnes 
au  feu,  supprimes,  ou  censures.  Paris,  1806. 
2v.  12°.  W.18 

Contents. 
Abellard-Mailly,  v.  1.  Novarette-Zabarella,  v.  2. 

. Essai    de    curiosites     bibliographiques. 

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Pelagins  I,  Pope.    495-560.    Notitia  ;  Epis- 

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Pellagra  in  Italy,  The.    21  pp.    {Edin. 

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Pellegrini,  Camillo.  1598-1663.  Disserta- 
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Pellegrini,  Pellegrino.     Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C. 

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Pellegrino  da  Modana.    See  Munari,  P. 
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Pelleport,  Pierre,  Viconite.  Sainte-Beuve, 
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Enfemlo  dl  Slesslna,  v.  1.— Francesca  da  Rl- 
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— Poemetto  scritto  in  prigione,  v.  1.— Poesle  lu- 
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allde,  v.  1 I  Saluzzesl,  v.  2.— Tancreda,  v.  1.— 

Tontntaso  Moro,  v.  1.— Tragedle,  v.  1.— AVagner, 
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Abte — For  other  eds.  and  trs.  tee  Thncydldes  In 
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See  also  Greece,  Ancient,  Bistory, 

Peloponnesus.    See  Morea. 

Pelops,  Ueber  den  mythus  vom.     16  pp. 

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ciles  tant  generaux  que  particuliers,  des 
principaux  synodes  diocesains,  et  des  autres 
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Abrincatense-Muret,  v.  l.     Kanmetensia-Zeagma,  v.  2. 


Peltier,  F.  A.    Memoir  of  Peltier.    15  pp. 

(Smithson.  Inst.  Report,  1867,  p.  158.) 

Peltier,  Jean  Charles  Athanase.  1785-1845. 
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Penal  law.    See  Criminal  law. 

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Dlnas,  on  the  summit  of  Pen-maen-mawr,  in  Caernar- 
vonshire; Further  observations  on  Pen-maen-mawr. 
12  pp.  2  pi.     (Archaeologia,  v.  3, 1775,  pp.  303,  350.) 

Penmansliip.    See  Writing. 

Penn,  Arthur,  pseud.    See  Matthews,  J.  B. 

Penn,  Granville.  1761-1844.  Memorials  of 
the  professional  life  and  times  of  Sir  William 
Penn,  1644-70.    London,  1833.    2  v.  8°.    4863 

Prophecy  of  Ezeklel.    5  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  Valpy,  A. 

J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  33, 1826,  p.  27.)— Examination  of  the 
primary  argument  of  the  Iliad.  32  pp.  (Rev.  of  in 
Quart.  Bev.  v.  27, 1822,  p.  39.)— Comparative  estimate  of 
the  mineral  and  mosaical  geologies^  39  pp. 
(Rev.  of  in  Westm.  Rev.  v.  4, 1825,  p.  457.) 

Penn,  John.    Sanderson,  J.     In  his  Biog.  of 

the  signers,  v.  6,  p.  95.    15  pp. 

Penn,  Admiral  Sir  William.  Conner,  P.  S.  P. 
Sir  William  Penn,  Knight,  Admiral  and 
General  at  sea.     [Anon.]    1876. 

Penn,  G.    Memorials  of  the  professional 

life  and  times  of  Sir  William  Penn,  1644-70. 
1833,  2  v. 

Penn,  William.  1644-1718.  Select  works. 
3  ed.     London,  1782.     5  v.  8°.  2145 

Contents.  Advice  to  his  children,  relating  to  their 
civil  and  religious  conduct,  v.  5.— Tender  advice  and 
counsel  by  way  of  epistle,  v.  3.— The  new  Atlieuiang 
no  noble  Bereans,  v.  4.— Epistle  to  the  ciiildren  of 
liKht  in  this  generation,  v.  4.— A  summons  or  call  to 
Cfirigtendom,  v.  3.— The  Christian  Q,uaker,  and 
his  divine  testimony  stated  and  vindicated,  from 
Scripture,  reason,  and  authority,  v.  1.— Good  advice 
to  the  Church  of  England,  Roman  Cathollck,  and 
Protestant  Dissenter,  v.  4.— Some  fruits  of  solitude  In 
reflections  and  maxims  relating  to  the  conduct,  of 
human  life,  v.  5. — Letter  to  the  Council  and  Senate 
of  Embden,  v.  3.— One  project  for  the  good  of  Kng- 
land,  V.  4.  — England's  great  interest  in  the 
choice  of  this  new  Parliament,  v.  4. — England's 
present  Interest  considered,  v.  3. — Oeneral  rule  of 
faith  and  practice,  v.  1 — Defence  of  a  paper  In- 
tltled  "Gospel  truths,"  v.  5.— Wisdom  Justified 
of  her  children,  from  the  ignorance  and  calumny  of 
H.  Hally-wel,  v.  3.  —  Letter  to  the  Princess  and 
Countess,  at  Hertford  in  Germany,  v.  3.— Travels  In 
Holland  and  Germany,  v.  3.— Saul  smitten  to  the 
ground;  narrative  of  the  dying  remorse  of  M.  Hyde, 
V.4. — Just  measures  (  epistle  of  peace  to  professors 
Of  truth,  V.  4.— Letter  of  love  to  the  young  con- 


vinced, V.  1. — Case  of  liberty  of  conscience  once 
more  briefly  debated  and  defended,  by  the  authority 
of  reason,  Scripture,  and  antiquity,  v.  3.— Brief  exami- 
nation and  state  of  liberty  spiritual,  v.  4.— The 
author's  life,  v.  1.— People's  ancient  and  Just  liberties 

asserted,  in  the  trial  of  W.  Penn  and  W.  Mead,  v.  1 

Persuasive  to  moderation  to  Dissenters,  v.  4.— BTo 
cross,  no  crovrn,  v.  2. — Treatise  on  oaths,  v.  2. — 
General  description  of  the  province  of  Pennsyl- 
vania, v.  4. — Seasonable  caveat  against  popery,  v.  3. 
—Primitive  Christianity  revived,  v.  6.— The  pro- 
posed comprehension  considered,  v.  3. — Address 
to  Protestants  for  the  promotion  of  virtue  and 
charity,  v.  4.— Brief  account  of  the  rise  and  progress 
of  the  people  called  Q,uaker8,  v.  5.— Key,  opening 
the  way  to  every  capacity,  how  to  distinguish  the  re- 
ligion professed  by  the  people  called  Quakers;  Reply 
to  a  pretended  answer,  by  a  nameless  author,  to 
Penn's  Key,  v.  5.— The  Sandy  foundation  shaken, 
V.  1. — Innocency  with  her  open  face,  by  way  of  apology 
for  the  book  Intltled,  the  Sandy  foundation  shaken, 
V.  1.— Truth  exalted,  V.  1. — Testimony  to  the  truth 
of  God  as  held  by  the  people  called  Quakers,  v.  5. 

Passages  from  the  life  and  writings  of. 

Collected  from  his  published  works  and 
correspondence,  and  from  the  biographies 
of  Clarkson,  Lewis,  and  Janney,  and  other 
reliable  sources.     Phila.  1882.     12°.         3707 

Rise  and  progress  of  the  people  called 

Quakers ;  also  Sandy  foundation  shaken, 
and  Innocency  with  her  open  face.  With 
his  Letter  to  his  wife  and  children.  Phila. 
1855.     16°.  —3287 

Fragments  of  an  apology  for  himself.    11  pp. 

(Pa.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem.  v.  3,  pt.  2, 1836,  p.  233.)— Answer  to 
Col.  Quarry's  information  against  the  government 
of  Pa.  6  pp.  (Pa.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem.  v.  2,  pt.  2,  1830,  p. 
196.)— Inedited  letters.  12  pp.  (Pa.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem. 
v.  3,  pt.  1, 1834,  p.  281.)— Instructions  given  in  the 
year  1681,  to  his  Commissioners  for  settling  the  colony. 
9  pp.  (Pa.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem.  v.  2,  pt.  1,  p.  213.)— Letter 
to  the  inhabitants  of  Pa.,  previous  to  his  departure 
from  England  for  this  country.  3  pi).  (Pa.  Hist.  Soc. 
Mem.  V.  3,  pt.  2, 1836,  p.  205.)— Letters  to  King  Charles 
II  and  to  the  Earl  of  Sunderland.  9  pp.  (Pa.  Hist.  Soc. 
Mem.  V.  2,  pt.  1, 1827,  p.  239.)— Speech  [respecting  King 
James  II's  act  favoring  nonconformists].  1  p.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  34.) 

Memoir  of.     Phila.  1874.     16°.  3787 

Barker,  J.     Life  of  William  Penn,  the 

celebrated  Quaker  and  founder  of  Pennsyl- 
vania.    1847. 

Clarkson,  T.     Memoirs  of  the  private 

and  public  life  of  William  Penn.     1813,  2  v. 

ITie  same.    With  a  preface  in  reply  to . . . 
Macaulay,  by  W.  E.  Forster.     1849. 

Dixon,  W.  H.    History  of  William  Penn. 

1872. 

Harrison,  G.  L.    Remains  of  William 

Penn.     1882. 

Janney,  S.  M.    Life  of  William  Penn; 

with  selections  from  his  correspondence  and 
autobiography.     1852. 

Stoughton,J.  William  Penn,  the  founder 

of  Pennsylvania.     1882. 

Adams,  W.  H.  D.    William  Penn.     83  pp.    (/n  his 

Records  of  noble  lives,  p.  227.)— Bruce,  J.  Obser- 
vations upon  William  Penn's  Imprisonment  in  the 
Tower  of  London,  A.  D.  1668.  21  pp.  (Archaeologia, 
V.  35,  1853,  p.  70.)— Dixon,  W.  H.  Wm.  Penn's  con- 
version to  Quakerism.  2  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  y.'i,\851, 
p.  613.)— Dunlop,  J.  Memoir  on  the  controversy  be- 
tween P.  and  Lord  Baltimore,  respecting  the  boun- 
daries of  Pa.  and  Maryland.  38  pp.  (Pa.  Hist.  Soc. 
Mem.  V.  1,  1826,  p.  159.)  — Du  Ponceau,  P.  S.,  and 
Fisher,  J.  F.  Memoir  on  the  history  of  the  celebrated 
treaty  made  by  P.  with  the  Indians  under  the  Elm  tree 
at  Shackamaxon,  in  the  year  1682.  61  pp.  (Pa.  Hist. 
Soc.  Mem.  v.  3,  pt.  2,  1836,  p.  141.)— Ellis,  G.  E.  Lite 
of  P.  216  pp.  (Sparks,  J.,  Am.  biog.  2  8.  v.  12,  p.  193.) 
— Etting,  F.  M.  Portraiture  of  P.  7  pp.  {Scribner's 
Monthly,  v.  12, 1876,  p.  1.)— Fisher,  J.  F.  Discourse  on 
the  private  life  and  domestic  habits  of  P.  40  pp.  (Pa. 
Hist.  Soc.  Mem.  v.  3,  pt.  2,  1836,  p.  66.)— La^vton,  (-). 
Memoir  of  part  of  the  life  of  P.    19  pp.    (Pa.  Hist.  Soc. 


PENN 


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Mem.  V.  3,  pt.  2,  1836,  p.  213.)— Life  ot  P.  157  pp. 
(Penn,  W.,  Works,  v.  1,  p.  1.)— Story,  A.  T.  Grave  of  P. 
5  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  64.  1882,  p.  83.)— People's  an- 
cient and  Just  liberties  asserted  In  the  trial  of  P. 
and  William  Mead.  63  pp.  (Penn,  W.,  Works,  v.  1, 
p.  79.)— Tyson,  J.  B.  Examination  ol  the  various 
charges  brought  by  historians  against  P.  31  pp. 
(Pa.  Hist.  See.  Mem.  v.  2,  pt.  2,  1830,  p.  127.)— Vaui,  B. 
Anniversary  discourse,  Jan.  1, 1827.  49  pp.  (Pa.  Hist. 
Soc.  Mem.  T.  2,  pt.  1,  1827,  p.  7.) 

See  also  Dem.  Bev.  v.  29, 1851,  p.  130;  Betrospect.  Bev. 
n.  8.  V.  2, 1854,  p.  117. 

and  liOgan^  James.     Correspondence, 

1700-50.  From  the  original  letters  in  pos- 
session of  the  Logan  family,  with  notes  by 
the  late  Mrs.  Deborah  Logan.  Ed.  with 
additional  notes  by  Edward  Armstrong. 
Phila.  1870-72.  2  v.  8°.  (Pa.  Hist.  Soc. 
Mem.  V.  9.  10.)  3573 

Peuu  fauiilj.  Webb,  M.  The  Penns  and 
Peningtons  of  the  17  century,  in  their  do- 
mestic and  religious  life.     1867. 

Sraitb,  J.  J.    The  Penn  family.    26  pp.     (Pa.  Hist. 

Soc.  .Vein.  V.  9,  1870,  p.  xv.) 

Peunacchi,  Girolamo  da,  of  Trevigi.     See 

Girolamo  da  Trevigi. 
Peiinaut,  John.     May,  E.     Most  certaine 

and  true  relation  of  a  strange  monster  or  serpent, 
found  in  the  left  ventricle  of  the  heart  of  P.  15  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  5,  p.  558.) 

Pennant,  Thomas,  LL.  D.  1726-98.  British 
zoology.     London.  1766.     fo.  —1681 

Contents.    Birds.— ^nadrnpeds. 

The  same.     New  ed.     London,  1812.    4  v. 
8°.  —2655 

Contents.       Birds,  v.  1,  2 Crustacea,   v.   4.  — 

Fishes,  v.  3.— Mollnsca,  v.  4.— Qaadrapeds,  v.  1. 
—Reptiles,  V.  3.— Testacea,  v.  4. 

Indian  zoology.     2  ed.     London,   1790. 

4°.  —2641 

Journey  from  Chester  to  London.  Lon- 
don. 1782.     4°.  1463 

Journey  from    London    to    the    Isle    of 

Wight.     London.  1801.     2  v.  4°.  1403 

Journey  to  Snowdon.    London,  1781.    4°. 

( With  his  Tour  in  Wales,  v.  2, 1778-81. )    1403 

Literary  life.    By  himself.    London,  1793. 

4°.  4764 

ContenU.  FUntsbire  petition  in  1779;  Of  the 
loyal  assoolatlons  of  the  present  year  in  Flintshire. — 
Iiiterary  life.— Letter  to  a  member  of  Parliament 
on  mall  coaches. — On  Imprudency  of  conduct  in 
married  ladies.— Letter  on  the  ladles  affectation  of 
the  military  dress.-Free  thoughts  on  the  militia 
l«w-.— Ot  the  Patagonians.— Letter  from  a  Welsh 
A-eeholder. 

Some  account  of  London, 

1805.    4°. 

Tour    from    Downing   to 

London,  1801.     4°. 

Tour  in  Scotland,  1769. 

3  V.  4°. 

Tlie  same.    London,  1809. 
ton,  J., Voyages,  v.  3.) 

Tour  in  Wales,  1773. 

2v.  4°. 

The  same. 


4ed. 


London, 

1522 

Alston  -  Moor. 

1402 

London,  1776. 

1403 

4°.     (Pinker- 

2482 

London,  1778-81. 

1403 

London,  1810.     3  v.  8°.      1403 


View  of  Hindoostan.    London,  1798.    2  v. 

4».  1402 

— -  Memoir  of  P.  65  pp.  (Jardlne,  .SirW.,  NaL  Libr.  v. 
7  ;  Birds,  v.  7,  p.  1.) 

Pennatnlida.  Damelssen,  D.  C,  and 
KOREN,  J.  Pennatulida.  With  12  pi.  and  1 
map.  1884.  (Norwegian  N.  Atlant.  Exped. 
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KoellilLer,  B.  A.    Report  on  the  pennatulida.    41 

pp.  11  pi.    (Challenger  Esped.  Zool.  v.  1.) 


Pennefather,  J.  P.    The  seasons  of  life. 

1  p.  {Dublin  O'niv.  Mag.  v.  82,  1873,  p.  370.)— Wake, 
dearest,  wake.  1  p.   {Dublin  Unit.  Mag.  v.  84, 1874,  p.  80.) 

Pennefather,  Richard,  Baron.    Notice  of. 

3  pp.     {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  54,  1859,  p.  532.) 

Pennell,  Elizabeth  Robins.  Life  of  Mary 
Wollstonecraft.  Boston,  1884.  12°.  {Famous 
women.)  3767 

Pennell,  Henry  Cholmondeley.  1836 — . 
Fishing  :  salmon  and  trout.  3  ed.  London, 
1887.  12°.  (Somerset,  H.  C.  F.,  8  Diike  of 
Beaufort,  and  Watson,  A.  E.  T.,  Badminton 
Libr.)  —1797 

Fishing.    With  contributions  from  other 

authors.  Pike  and  other  coarse  fish.  3  ed. 
London,  1887.  12°.  (Somerset,  H.  C.  F..  8 
Duke  of  Beaufort,  and  Watson,  A.  E.  T., 
Badminton  Libr.)  — 1797 

Report  on  the  oyster  and  mussel  fisheries 

of  France,  and  the  applicability  of  the 
French  system  to  British  waters.  London, 
1868.  fo.  (PFtY/i  Reports  on  fisheries.)  —2372 

Peunethorne,  John.  Elements  and  math- 
ematical principles  of  the  Greek  architects 
and  artists,  recovered  by  an  analysis  and 
study  of  the  remaining  works  of  architecture 
designed  and  executed  in  the  age  of  Peri- 
cles.    London.  1844.     8°.  —1775 

and  Robinson,  John.     Geometry  and 

optics  of  ancient  architecture  illustr.  by  ex- 
amples from  Thebes,  Athens,  and  Rome. 
London,  1878.    fo.  —1793 

Penni,    Giovanni    Francesco,    II    Fattore. 

Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C.  In  his  Hist,  des  peintres:  Ecole 
ombrienne  et  romalne.  4  pp.— Vasari,  G.  Giovanni 
Francesco  detto  11  Fattore  e  Pellegrino  da  Hodana.  10 
pp.  ( Opere,  v.  4,  p.  643 ;  Vite  de'  pittori,  v.  8,  p.  323 ; 
and  Lives  of  painters,  v.  3,  p.  173:  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand. 
Libr.) 

Penni  worth  of  witte:  Florice  and 
Blauncheflour :  and  other  pieces  of  ancient 
English  poetry  selected  from  the  Auchinleck 
MS.  Edinburgh,  1857.  4°.  {Abbotsford 
Club.)  "2563 

Contents.  David  the  king.— Dedli  sinues,  the 
Hestes,  the  Crede,  etc. — Florice  and  Blanuche- 
flour.  —  IIoiv  onr  Leuedl  Santer  tvas  first 
founde. — In  praise  of  women. — Lllf  of  Adam. 
— Pater  Xoster  undo  on  English.— Penni  vrorth  of 
-witte.— Throstel  cok  and  nightingale.— "Where 
hen  men. 

Pennie,  J.  F.     Historical  drama.     13  pp. 

(Rev.  of  In  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  5, 1832,  p.  670.) 

Penniless   parliament   of    thread-bare 

poeCb.    22  pp.    (Hlndiey,  C,  Old  hook  collect,  miscel.  v.  2 ; 

Percy  Soc.  v.  7.) 

Penniless  pilgrimage.    68  pp.    Taylor, 

J.     ! Hludley,  colli  book  coUe-y^..  miscel.  y.  2.) 

Pennington,  George  James.  Essay  on 
the  pronunciation  of  the  Greek  language. 
London.  1844.     8°.  —2114 

Pennington,  John  H.  System  of  aerosta- 
tion, or  sieam  aerial  navigation.  12  pp.  (Bound  pamph. 
V.  229.) 

Pennington,  Rev.  Montagu.  1763-1849. 
Memoirs  of  the  life  of  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Carter, 
with  a  new  ed.  of  her- poems  :  to  which  are 
added  some  miscellaneous  essays  in  prose, 
together  with  her  notes  on  the  Bible,  and 
answers  to  objections  concerning  the  Chris- 
tian religion.     4  ed.     London,  1825.     2  v.  8°. 

4826 

Pennington,  William.    Nixon.  J.  T.    The 

circumstauces  attending  the  election  of  P.  as  speaker 
ot  the  36  Congress.  16  pp.  (N.  J.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  2  s. 
V.  2, 1872.  p.  205.) 


PENNINGTON  FAMILY 


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PENNSYLVANIA,  Charities 


Pennington  family.  Pennington  of  Hen- 
ham,  Essex,  aud  Amersham,  Bucks.  4  pp.  tFoster, 
3.,  Collect,  geneal.  pt.  1.) 

See  also  Peuiiigton  family. 

Pennsylvania,  Colony  and  Province. 

HUTCHINS,  T.  Topographical  description 
of  Virginia,  Pennsylvania.  Maryland,  and 
North  Carolina  [1764-75].     1778. 

Pennsylvania.      Provincial  council  and 

Supreme  executive  council.  Minutes,  from 
the  organization,  to  the  termination  of  the 
revolution.     1852-53,  17  v. 

Thomas,   G.     Account  of  the  province 

and  country  of  Pensilvania,  and  of  West- 
New- Jersey  in  America.     1698. 

PastoriuB,  F.  D.  Particular  geographical  descrip- 
tion of  the  lately  discovered  province  of  P.  22  pp. 
(Pa.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem.  v.  4,  pt.  2, 1850,  p.  83.)— Penn,  W. 
General  description  of  P.  19  pp.  (Works,  v.  4,  p.  299.) 
— Vaux,  U.  Memoir  on  the  locality  of  the  great  treaty 
between  Wm.  Penn  and  the  Indian  natives.  20  pp. 
(Pa.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem.  v.  1,  1826,  p.  79.) 

See  also  TIew  S^veden.— Pennsylvania,  State. 

Pennsylvania,  Colony  and  Province.  His- 
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BuRRELL,  A.  B.  Reminiscences  of  George 
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Craig,  N.  B.     Olden  time  :  a  monthly 

publication  devoted  to  the  preservation  of 
documents  in  relation  to  early  explorations 
and  settlement  of  the  country  around  the 
head  of  the  Ohio.     1876,  2  v. 

Doddridge,  J.    Notes  on  the  settlement 

and  Indian  wars  of  the  western  parts  of 
Virginia  and  Pennsylvania,  1763-83.     1876. 

Gordon,  T.  F.     History  of  Pennsylvania, 

from  its  discovery  ...  to  the  Declaration  of 
Independence  in  1776.     1829. 

Hazard,  S.   Annals  of  Pennsylvania  .  .  • 

1609-82.     1850. 

(Ed.)     Pennsylvania  archives,  1664- 

1790.     1852-56,  13  v. 

McMiNN,  E.    German  hero  of  the  colonial 

times  of  Pennsylvania  ;  or,  the  life  and 
times  of  Henry  Antes.     1886. 

Proud,  R.  History  of  Pennsylvania,  from 

.  .  .  1681,  till  after  the  year  1742.  1797-98,  2  v. 

RUPP,  J.   D.     Early  history  of  western 

Pennsylvania,  and  of  the  west ...  By  a 
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Sargent,  W.  {JSd.)  History  of  an  expe- 
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Smith,  W.    Brief  state  of  the  province  of 

Pennsylvania.  1865.  (Sabin,  J.,  Beprints, 
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Dickinson,  J.    Speech  in  the  House  of  Assembly 

of  P.,  May  24, 1764,  on  a  petition  praying  for  a  change 
of  the  government  of  the  province.  10  pp.  (Moore, 
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and  Fisher,  J.  F.  Memoir  on  the  history  of  the  cele- 
brated treaty  made  by  Wm.  Penn  with  the  Indians,  In 
1682.  63  pp.  (Pa.  Hist.  «oc.  Mem.  v.  3,  pt.  2,  1836,  p. 
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government  of  Pa.,  with  his  conduct  in  it.  19  pp.  (Pa. 
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1827,  p.  213.)— Presentation  to  the  Historical 
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pum delivered  by  the  Indians  to  Wm.  Penn,  at  the 
great  treaty  under  the  Elm  tree,  In  1682,  etc.    77  pp. 


(Pa.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem.  v.  6,  1858,  p.  205.)— Reed,  W.  B. 
The  Acadian  exiles,  or  French  neutrals,  in  P.  34  pp. 
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Pennsylvania,  State. 

BUDD,  T.  Good  order  established  in 
Pennsylvania  and  New  Jersey.  1865.  (Gow- 
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Clark,  J.  A.  [Ed.)   Wyoming  valley  .  .  . 

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Crevecoeur,  J.  H.  St.  J.  de.     Voyage 

dans  la  haute  Pensylvanie.  [Anon.]  1801, 
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Geary,  J.  W.,  Gov.  of  Pa.    Message  to 

the  General  Assembly,  Jan.  4,  1871.     1871. 

Alden,  H.  M.    Pennsylvania  coal  region.    13  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  27,  1863,  p.  455.)— Coal  trade  of  P. 
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See  also  Alleghany  Co.— Buckingham.— Ches- 
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omy.— Franklin  Co. —  Gettysbnrg. —  Juniata 
valley.— Liackawanna  Co.— Lancaster  Co.— Liu- 
zerne  Co.— Mercer  Co.— We-w^  Albion. —  Kevr 
Svreden.— Northumberland  Co. — Pennsylva- 
nia, Colony  and  Province. — Philadelphia. — Phoe- 
uixville.  —  Pittsburg.  —  Solebury.  —  Susque- 
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Pennsylvania^  Agriculture. 

Pennsylvania  State  Board  of  Agriculture. 
11  annual  report  for  the  year  1887.     1888. 

Pennsylvania  state  Dairymen's  Association.  Report, 

1887.  86  pp.  ( With  Pa.  State  Board  of  Agriculture,  11 
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Pennsylvania,  Antiquities. 

Barber,  J.  W.  History  and  antiquities 
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Johnson,  W.  R.     Description  of  a  specimen  of 

engraving  by  the  aboriginal  inhabitants  of  North 
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Pennsylvania,  Bibliography. 

HiLDEBURN,  C.  R.     Century  of  printing. 

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1784.     1885-86,  3  v. 
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Pennsylvania,  Biography. 

Armor,  W.  C.  Lives  of  the  Governors 
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Pennsylvania  Magazine  of  history  and. 

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Pennsylvania,  Boundaries. 

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See  nho  Mason  and  Dixon's  line. 

Pennsylvania,  Charities. 

Pennsylvania.  Board  of  Commissioners 
of  public  charities.  Reports,  1,  18,  1871,  '87. 
1871-88,  2  V. 


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Pennsylvania   Institution    for  the  Deaf 

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PeunsylTania,  Constitution  and  govern- 
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Pennsylvania,  Education. 

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Brovni80u,  3. 1.  Educational  history  of  Presby- 
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S't  also  Glrard  College.— PennsylT-ania  State 
College.— rruiT-erslty  of  Peuusylvania. 

Pennsylvania,  Finance. 

Pennsylvania.  Auditor  General.  Report 
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Pennsylvania  for  the  year  ending  Nov.  30, 
1887.    1888. 

Pennsylvania.  Auditor  General.  Reports 

of  the  several  banks  and  savings  institutions 
and  banks  organized  under  the  free  banking 
law  of  Pennsylvania.     1888. 

Pennsylvania.    Commissioner  of  Sinking 

fund.  Report  for  the  year  ending  Nov.  30. 
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Pennsylvania.     State  Treasurer.     Report 

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PaBT  IV.— 90. 


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DODDPJDGE.  J.     Notes  on  the  settlement 

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McMaster.  J.  B.,  and  Stoxe.  F.  D.  {Eds.) 

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Megixxess,  J.  F.  Otzinachson  :  or.  a  his- 
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Pennsylvania  Historical  Society.  Me- 
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Pennsylvania  Magazine  of  history  and 

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"Watsox.  J.  F.     Annals  of  Philadelphia 

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Tlie  same.    1870-79,  3  v. 

Bettle,  E.    Notices  of  negro  slavery  as  connected 

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ters and  documents  relating  to  the  bistory  of 


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relating  to  the  defence  of  the  frontiers,  1790- 

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Pensylvanle.  87  pp.  [Art  de  verif.  les  dales,  i  s.  v.  10, 
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Pcnusylvaiiia,  History.  Whiskey  insurrec- 
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Beackeneidge,  H.  M.  History  of  the 
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■ Papers  relating  to  what  is  known  as  the 

whiskey  insurrection  in  western  Pennsyl- 
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— —  Carnahan,  J.  Pennsylvania  insurrection  of  1794, 
commonly  called  the  whiskey  insurrection.  40  pp. 
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PeniisylTania,  Indians. 

Agnew,  D.  History  of  the  region  of 
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Doddeidge,  J.     Notes  on  the  settlement 

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Heckeweldee,  J.  G.  E.     Account  of  the 

history,  manners,  and  customs  of  the  Indian 
nations  who  once  inhabited  Pennsylvania 
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Du  Ponceau,  P.  E.,  and  Fisher,  J.  F.    Memoir  on 

the  history  of  the  celebrated  treaty  made  by  Wm.  Penn 
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V.  3,  pt.  2. 1836,  p.  141.)— Presentation  to  the  His- 
torical Society  of  Pennsylvania  of  the  belt  of 
Tvampuin  delivered  by  the  Indians  to  Wm.  Peuu  at 
the  great  treaty  under  the  Elm  tree,  in  1682.  77  pp.  (Pa. 
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Peniisylvania,  Law. 

Pennsylvania.  General  Assembly.  Acts 
passed,  from  14  Oct.  1700-1  Dec.  1795.     1791- 

97,  4  V. 

•—  Revised  code  of  P.  30  pp.  (Am.  Quari.  Rev.  v. 
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Pennsylvania,  Maps. 

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See  also  Martenet,  8.  J.    Map  of  Maryland.    1885. 

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Gallatin,  A.  A.  A.  Speech  [Jan.  5, 1796]  on  the  Im- 
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PeiinsylTania,  Prisons. 

Concise  history  of  the  Eastern  peniten- 
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Pennsylvania  Journal  of  prison  discipline 

and  philanthropy.  Pub.  under  the  direc- 
tion of  "The  Phila.  Society  for  the  alleviation 
of  the  miseries  of  public  prisons,"  instituted 
1787.     1845-51,  6  V.  in  5. 

Pennsylvania  system  of  prison  discipline 

triumphant  in  France.  1847.  [Bound  vamph. 
v.  115.) 

state  documents. 
Pennsylvania.  Adjutant  General.  Annual 
report  for  the  year  1887.     Harrisburg,  1888. 
8°.  —4543 

Auditor  General.    Report  on  the  finances 

of  the  commonwealth  of  Pennsylvania  for 
the  year  ending  Nov.  30,  1887.  Harrisburg, 
1888.     8°.  —4543 

Reports  of  the  several  banks  and  sav- 
ings institutions,  and  banks  organized  under 
the  free  banking  law  of  Pennsylvania. 
Harrisburg,  1888.     8°,  —4542 

Pennsylvania.  Board  of  Commissioners 
of  public  charities.  Reports,  1,  18, 1871,  '87. 
Harrisburg,  1871-88.     3  v.  8°.  —4543 

Pennsylvania.  Commissioners  of  Sinking 
fund.     Report  for  the  year  ending  Nov.  30, 

1887.  Harrisburg,  1887.     8°.  —4543 
Pennsylvania.    General  Assembly.     Acts 

passed,  from  14  Oct.  1700-1  Dec.  1795.  Phila. 
1791-97.     4  V.  fo.  —3353 

Pennsylvania.  Insurance  Commissioner. 
Fifteenth  annual  report.  Pt.  1.  Fire  and 
marine  insurance.     Harrisburg,  1888.     8°. 

—4542 

Pennsylvania.  Provincial  council  and 
Supreme  executive  council.  Minutes,  from 
the  organization,  to  the  termination  of  the 
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Pennsylvania.  Secretary  of  Internal  Af- 
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Nov.  30,  1887.  Pt.  1.  Land  office,  State 
weather  service,  vital  statistics ;  pt.  2.  As- 
sessments.    Harrisburg,  1888.     8°.       —4542 

Annual  report,  pt.  3.  Industrial  statis- 
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Annual  report,  pt.  4.     Railroad,  canal, 

navigation,  and  telegraph  companies  for  the 
years  1885-86.    Harrisburg,  1886-87.    2  v.  8°. 

—4543 

Pennsylvania.  State  Board  of  Agriculture. 
Eleventh  annual  report  for  the  year  1887. 
Harrisburg,  1888.     8°.  —4542 

Pennsylvania.  State  Committee  on  lunacy. 
Fifteenth  report,  Sept.  30, 1887.     Harrisburg, 

1888.  8°.  —4543 
Pennsylvania.      State  Dairymen's  Asso- 
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Pennsylvania  Academy  of  the  Fine 

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Belgian  exhibition  of  contemporary  art, 

April  and  May.  1882.     Descriptive  catalogue. 
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Loan  exhibition  of  historical  portraits. 

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and  tunnels,  etc.,  iu  and  around  Pennsylvania,  1878, 
N.— Ashburner,  C.  A.  Report  of  the  Aughwick 
valley  and  East  Broad  Top  district,  1878,  F. ;  Geology 
or  McKean  county  .  .  .  1880,  and  maps  and  charts,  R.— 
Carll,  J.  F.  Geology  of  the  oil  regions  or  Warren, 
Venango,  Clarion  and  Butler  counties,  1880,  and  maps, 
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Chance,  H.  M.  Geology  or  Clarion  county,  1880, 
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middle  Pennsylvania,  1878,  F.— Fontane,  W.  M.,  and 
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of  York  and  Adams  counties,  1876,  C. ;  Report  of  pro- 
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C.  C.  C — Gentb,  F.  A.  Preliminary  report  on  the 
mineralogy  of  Pennsylvania;  with  an  appendix  on 
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or  geological  explorations  In  Pennsylvania  and  other 
states,  1876,  A.;  Note  on  the  comparative  geology  of 
north-eastern  Ohio  and  north-western  Pennsylvania 
and  western  New  York,  1875,  I.  —  Lesquereux,  L. 
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States,  1880,  2  v.  In  1,  and  atlas,  P SlcCreatli,  A.  S. 

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G.  G.  G. ;  Report  or  progress  In  the  Clearfield  and 
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western  Pennsylvania,  1875,  H. ;  Special  report  on 
the  coke  manufacture  of  the  Youghiogheny  river  val- 
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and  Washington  district  or  the  bituminous  coal-fields 
or  western  Pennsylvania,  1875,  E.— Topographical 
and  geological  map  of  that  part  of  Blair,  Bedford,  and 
Huntingdon  counties  south  of  the  Little  Juniata  river, 
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Andocides-AthanagUde,v.2.  Murillo-Organ,  v.  16. 

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Pen-T-Gaer,    Wales.      Croker,    T.  F.  D. 

Pen-T-Gaer,  cliiefly  in  connection  with  Caractacus. 
6  pp.     (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  34, 1878,  p.  139.) 

Penzance,  England.  Edmonds,  R.  Statis- 
tical account  of  the  borough  of  P.  36  pp.  (Statis. 
Soc.  London,  Joum.  v.  2, 1839,  p.  198.) 

Peonage,  Prohibition  of.     2  pp.     Sumner, 

C.,  \y'orki,  V.  11,  p.  52. 

People. 

HosMER,  G.  W.     People   and   politics. 
1883. 

La  Mexnais,  H.  F.  R.  de.  Abbe.    Paroles 

d'un  croyant,  1833.  1836-37.  (CEuvres 
compl.  V.  11.) 

MiCHELET,  J.    Le  peuple.     1866. 

■ Monroe,  J.,  Pres.  of  U.  S.    The  people 

the  sovereigns.     1867. 
Willis,  N.  P.    People  I  have  met.    1856. 

Boyd,  A.  K.  H.    Concerning  disagreeable  people. 

16  pp.  [AtlanC.  Monthly,  v.  10,  1862,  p.  161.)— Concerning 
people  of  whom  more  might  have  been  made.  16  pp. 
(Allant.  Monthly,  v.  8,  1861,  p.  425;  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  64, 
1861,  p.  423.)— People  who  carried  weight  In  life.  15 
pp.  [Atlant.  MonUJy,  v.  8,  1861,  p.  598;  Fraser's  Mag. 
T.  04,  1S61,  p.  563.)— Protlilngham,  O.  B.  Care  for 
the  people  under  despotism.  9  pp.  {Atlant.  Montkh/, 
V.  50, 1882,  p.  20.)— Inman,  .J.  Who  are  the  people  ? 
[Dem.  Rev.  v.  10,  1842,  p.  330.)— On  the  Intelllgenee 
of  the  people.  6  pp.  (X>em.  Rev.  v.  8, 1840,  p.  360.) 
—People  I  lutve  never  met.  7  pp.  (Blackwood's 
Mag.  V.  Si,  1858,  p.  183.)— People  -crlio  are  not  re- 
spectable.    11  pp.     {Froicrs  Mag.  v.  58,  18.58,  p.  719.) 

See  also  Democracy.  —  Labor  and   Laboring 
classes.— lilberty.-Poor.— Social  science. 

People  of  India.  Watson,  J.  F.,  and 
Kaye.  Sir  J.  W.     4  v.  1702 

Pe»ple  of  India,  Description  of  the.  Du- 
bois. J.  A..  Alybe.  3452 

People  of  the  Fnited  States,  History 
of  the.     McMaster.  J.  B.     2  v.  1617 

People  of  Turkey.  Poole.  S.  L.  (Ed.) 
2v.  3485 

People's  book  of  biography.  Parton, 
J.  3793 

Peor.    S — .     Inquiry  into  the  etymology  of 

P.     5  pp.    (Valpy,  A.  J.,  CloAS.  Joum.  v.  8,  1813,  p.  265.) 

P^p^,  Guglielmo.  1783-1855.  Memoirs. 
Comprising  the  principal  military  and  poli- 
tical events  of  modern  Italy.  London,  1846. 
3  v.  12°.  5872 

Relation  des  evenemens  poUtlques  et  militaires  qui 

ont  eu  lieu  k  Naples  en  1820  el  21.  56  pp.  (Pam- 
phletfer,  v.  23,  1824,  p.  309.) 

Pepin  I,  .^tngr  of  Aquitaine.     Circa  802-38. 

Diplomata.  18  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  6, 
p.  663.)— Praeceptum.  1  p.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Svici- 
leg.  V.  3,  p.  329.) 

Pepin  II,  King  of  Aquitaine.    — circa  870. 

Diplomata.  9  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  Ust.  Gaules,  v.  8, 
p.  3.55.1 

Hincmar,  Abp.  of  Reims.    Consilium  de  poeniten- 

tla  Pippiui.  2  pp.  (Duchesne,  A.,  Hist.  Franc,  script. 
V.  2,  p.  414.) 


Pepin    le  Bref,  King   of  France.      714-68. 

Capitularia.  13  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Leges,  v.  1,  p.  20.) 
— Chartae  III,  pro  Laubieni  monasterio,  pro  ecclesia 
S.  Petri  Cameracensls.  6  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol.  «. 
Lat.  V.  88,  pp.  1223,  1238, 1246.)— Clansnla  de  Pippinl 
in  Francorum  regem  consecratione ;  Capitularia ; 
Diplomata.  25  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  5, 
pp.  9,  637,  697.)— Diploma.  1  p.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec. 
hist.  Gaules,  y.S,  p.  677.)— Diplomata  necuon  quorum- 
dam  inter  illustriores  Francos  et  Germanos  saecull 
Vlll  monumenta  selecta.  45  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 
s.  Lat.  V.  96,  p.  1501.)— Privilegia  monachls  Figiacen- 
sibns  data.  2  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3, 
p.  319.) 

De  rebus  Pippinl  in  Aqnitania.  2  pp.   (Duchesne, 

A.,  Hist.  Franc,  script,  v.  2,  p.  135.)— Eginhard,  or 
Elubard.  Annales  des  Francs.  Pepin  et  Carloman. 
[Lat.  et  Fr.]  285  pp.  {(Eurres  compl.  v.  1,  p.  117.)— 
.\nnales  regum  Francorum  Pippini  et  Carol!  Magni. 
20  pp.  (Bouquet,  M..  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  5,  p.  196; 
Duchesne,  A.,  Hist.  Franc,  script.  \.  2,  p.230.)— The  same. 
Tr.  into  French.  116  pp.  (Guizot,  F.  P.  G.,  Mim.  rel. 
Hst.  lie  France,  v.  3,  p.  1.)— Exeerpta  ex  viiis  Sancto- 
rum de  Pippino.  33  pp.  {Bou(iuet,'il.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules, 
V.  3,  p.  662;  V.  5,  p.  424.)— De  rebus  Pippini  et  Caroll 
Magni  in  Italia.  16  pp.  (Duchesne,  A..  Hist.  Franc, 
script,  y.  2,   p.  205.)— De  nuctioue    Pippini  regis. 

1  p.    (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  1,  p.  1.) 

Pepin,  King  of  Italy.  De  Pippini  regis 
victoria  Avarica.  2  pp.  (Duemmler,  E.,  Poet.  Lat. 
aeri  Car.  v.  1,  pt.  1,  p.  116:  Jl^iin«m«nta  German,  hist.} — 
Epitapbinm.  1  p.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules, 
V.  5,  p.  406.) 

Pepin  d''Heristal,  Dvke  of  Avstrasia.    — 714. 

Chartae  V  pro  variis  monasteriis.  2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  88,  p.  1215;  v.  89,  p.  547.) 

Excerpta  ex  vilis  Sanctorum  de  Pippino.     5  pp. 

(Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  3,  p.  635.)— Vita. 
5  pp.     (Duchesne,  A.,  Hist.  Franc,  script,  v.  1,  p.  594.) 

Pepin  le  Vieux.,  or  de  Landen,  Maire  dupalais. 

Vita.  6  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  i?<c.  ftis(.GauZ«,v.  2,  p.  603.) 
—The  same.  Tr.  Into  French.  24  pp.  (Guizot,  F.  P.  G., 
Mim.  rel.  hUt.  de  France,  y.  2,  p.  373.) 

Pepin,  Son  of  Charles  the  Bald,  King  of  France. 

Milotx,o/St.  Amand.  EpitaphlumDrogonlset Pippini. 

2  pp.    (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  y.  7,  p.  321.) 

Pepin,  Martin.     See  Pepvn,  M. 

Pepper,  William,    M.  D.,  LL.  D.      1843—. 

Sanitary  relations  of  hospitals.  10  pp.  (Am.  Pub. 
Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  2,  p.  374.) 

and  others.     Preliminary  report  of  the 

Commission  appointed  by  the  University  of 
Pennsylvania  to  investigate  modern  spirit- 
ualism in  accordance  with  the  request  of 
the  late  Henry  Seybert.    PhUa.  1887.    p.  8=^. 

—4256 
Pepper.      Hunter,  W.      Remarks   on    the 

species  of  pepper,  which  are  found  on  Prince  of 
Wales's  Island.  11  pp.  (Asiat.  Research,  y.  9,  1807, 
p.  383.) 

Pepper-pot  woman.  The.    2  pp.    (Scrib- 

ner  s  Monthly,  v.  8,1874,  p.  541.1 

Pepperrell,  Sir  William.  Parsons,  U. 
Life  of  Sir  William  Pepperrell.     1855. 

Hunt,  F.    In  his  Lives  of  Am.  merchants,  y.  2,  p.  101. 

68  pp. 

Pepyn,  Martin.    Michiels,  A.    Martin  Pepyn. 

4  pp.  (Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C,  Hist,  des  peintres,  Ecolejlamande.) 

Pepys,  Samuel.  1632-1703.  Diary  and  cor- 
respondence .  .  .  With  a  life  and  notes  by 
Richard,  Lord  Braybrooke.  6  ed.  London, 
1858.  4v.8°.  (Bohn.H.  G.. Hist.  Libr.)  3867 
The  same.  With  additional  notes  by  Rev. 
Mvnors  Bright.  London.  1875-79.  6  v.  S°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Black-wood's  Mag.  v.  66,  1849.  p. 
501;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  90,  1849,  p.  547;  v.  152, 
1880,  p.  223;  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  44,  1851.  p. 
419. )  3863 

Memoirs,  comprising  his  diary  from*l659 

to  1669,  deciphered  by  Rev.  John  Smith  from 
the  original  short-hand  MS  in  the  Pepysian 
Library,  and  a  selection  from  his  private 


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(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  43,  1826,  p.  23 ; 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  83,  1826,  p.  281;  Westm.  Rev. 
V.  4,  1825,  p.  408.)  3771 

Wheatley,   H.  B.    Samuel  Pepys  and 

the  world  he  lived  in.     1880. 

Annalists  of  the  restoration.    Pepys.    28  pp. 

(Dublin  Univ.  Hag.  v.  34,  1849,  p.  612;  v.  35,  1850,  p.  333.) 
— Evelyn  and  P.  17  pp.  [lilackwood's  Mag.  v.  76, 
1854,  p.  35.)— Griffin,  E.,  2  Baron  Braybrooke.  Lite  of 
P.  32  pp.  (Pepys,  S.,  Diary,  v.  1,  1858,  p.  Ix;  v.  1, 
1875,  p.  xl.)— Hneffer,  F.  Mr.  Pepys  the  musician. 
67  pp.  {In  Ms  Italian  and  other  studies,  p.  238.) — 
Jeffrey,  F.,  Lord.  Memoirs  ol  P.  14  pp.  (In  his 
Contrib.  to  the  Edin.  Kev.  p.  183.)— Iiytton,  Lady  R. 
D.  W.  B.  Samuel  Pepys  and  Frauds  Bacon,  Lord 
Verulam  and  Viscount  St.  Albans.  17  pp.  {In  her 
Shells  from  the  sands  of  time,  p.  31.)— Stevenson,  R. 
L.  Samuel  Pepys.  38  pp.  {In  his  Men  and  books, 
p.  290.) 

Pequa  Railroad  and  Improvement  Com- 
pany. Report  to  the  directors.  Phila.  1849. 
8°.     (Bound  pamph.  v.  116.)  5934 

Peqiiaiiket  Indians.  Kidder,  F.  His- 
tory of  the  Pequauket  tribe.  8  pp.  (In  his  Expedi- 
tious of  Capt.  John  Lovewell,  p.  107.) 

P6qiiiny,  Bernardin  de.  1633-1700.  In 
Epistolas  S.  Pauli  commentarium.  Parisiis, 
1862.  2  V.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Script,  sacrae 
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Pequot  Indians.    Lossing,  B.  J.    Last  of 

the  Pequods.  5  pp.  [Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  2,  1871,  p. 
573.)— Stiles,  E.  Memoir  of  the  Pequots;  Number  of 
the  Nyhaulic  tribe  of  Indians.  4  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soe. 
Coll.  V.  10, 1809,  pp.  101,  103.) 

Pequot  war.  Mason,  Capt.  J.  Brief  his- 
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The  same.     1869.     (Sabin,  J.,  Reprints, 

No.  7.) 

Gardener,  L.    Relation  of  the  Pequot  warres.    30 

pp.     (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  3  s.  v.  3,  1833,  p.  130.) 

Perak  and  the  Malays.    McNair,  Maj. 

F.  1495 

Perambulation  of  Kent.     Lambarde, 

W.  1526 

P6ran,  France.    Geslin  de  Bourgogne,  J. 

Notice  sur  Tenceinte  de  P. ;  Notes  relatives  aux  nou- 
velles  foullles  faites  a.  P.  30  pp.  1  pi.  (Soc.  antiq.  de 
France,  Mem.  v.  18, 1846.  pp.  282,  303.) 

P6rard,  Louis.  1825 — .  Etude  sur  les  pro- 
cedes  suivis  pour  determiner  les  elements  du  magn6- 
tisme  terrestre  (dficlinaison,  IncUnaison,  et  intenslte). 
194  pp.  2  pi.    (Brussels  Acad.  Mem.  cour.  v.  37,  1873.) 

Perc^e  des  Alpes.  Bignami,  E.  —2716 
Percenient  de  I'istliuie  de  Suez.    Les- 

seps,  F.,  Vicomte  de.    2  v.  — 2724 

Per-centage  tax  on  domestic  expenditure, 

to  supply  the  whole  of  the  public  revenue. 

Re  vans,  J.  —1396 

Perception.     Bertband,  A.     L'apercep- 

tion  du  corps  humain  par  la  conscience. 

1880. 

WUNDT,  W.   Erkenntnisslehre.   1880.  [In 

his  Logik,  v.  1.) 

Davidson,  T.     Perception.    16  pp.    {Mind,  v.  7, 

1882,  p.  496.)— D  re  her,  E.  Zum  verstaendnlss  der 
Blnueswahruohmunpen.  9.T  pp.  [Zeits.f.phitos.y.Tl, 
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V.  74,  1879,  p.  93;  v.  70,  1880,  p.  84;  v.  77,  1880,  p.  53.)— 
Drossbacli,  M.  Uebor  die  wahrnchmung  und  das 
BUS  Ihr  slch  orgebende  verhaoltniss  von  liraft  und 
Btoff.  14  pp.  {Zeits.f.  pkilos.  v.  45, 1804,  p.49.)— Fearn, 
J.  Essay  on  extorual  i)C'rco|)tlou.  27  pp.  {I'amphleleer, 
\.  ^  1815,  p.  55.)— Ilornemaim,  C.  F.  Oin  den  men- 
noskellgo  kundskabs  paallilenghod  1  sandsovordcnon. 
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ley and  Kant.  31  pp.  ( Conlemp.  Rev.  v.  20,  1872,  p.  72.) 
— Preyer,W.  Ueber  die  gronzon  der  sinulichen  wahr- 
uehnuing.  20  pp.  {Deulsch.  rundschau,  v.  6,  1876,  p.  100.) 
—Purser,  F.  The  Kantian  theory  of  external  per- 
ception. 12  pp.  (//erma/Tieraa,  V.  1,  p.  301.)— Siebecls, 
H.  Erscheinung  der  dlnge  in  der  wahrnehmung,  von 
K.  F.  Heman.  0  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  80,  1882,  p.  156.) 
— Theories  of  sensitive  perception.  11  pp. 
{Dublin  Kev.  n.  s.  v.  2,  1864,  p.  179.)- Tnrhiglio,  S. 
Theorie  der  perception  des  grafen  Mamlani.  39  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  64,  1874,  p.  161.)— Ueherweg,  J.  Zur 
logischen  theorie  der  wahrnehmung.  35  pp.  {Zeits. 
f.  philos.  V.  30,  1867,  p.  191.)— Ulrici,  H.  Abbot:  Sight 
and  touch  ...  17  pp.  (Zeit.i.  f.  philos.  v.  54,  1869,  p. 
166.)— Entstehung  der  gesichtswahrnehmung,  von  K. 
Ueberhorst.  10  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  71,  1877,  p.  279.) 
— Wnndt,  W.  Gefuehl  und  vorstellung.  23  pp.  (Es- 
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See  also  Cognition. — Senses. 

Perceval,  iiev.  Arthur  Philip.  On  subscrip- 
tion to  the  39  articles.  A  letter  to  Rev. 
Charles  Elrington.  London,  1842.  8°.  {With 
Pusey,  E.  B.,  Articles  treated  on  in  Tract  90 
considered. )  — 3244 

Vindication  of  the  principles  of  the  authors 

of  "  The  Tracts  for  the  times. "  2  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1841.  8°.  {With  Pusey,  E.  B.,  Articles 
treated  on  in  Tract  90  considered.)        —3244 

Christian    peace    offering ;     Roman     schism 

lUustr.,  from  the  records  of  the  Christian  church.  58 
pp.     (Rev.  of  In  Dublin  Rev.  v.  3,  1837,  p.  468.) 

Perceval,  Spencer.  "Walpole,  S.  Life  of 
Rt.  Hon.  Spencer  Perceval,  including  his 
correspondence.     1874,  2  v. 

Williams,  C.  V.  Life  and  administra- 
tion of  Rt.  Hon.  Spencer  Perceval,     n.  d. 

Brougham,  H.,  Baron  Brougham  and  Vaux.  Spen- 
cer Perceval.  7  pp.  (Hist,  sketches  of  statesmen,  v.  1,  p. 
323:    Works,  V.  3.)— Kpisode  in  Knglish  history. 

Assassination  of  P.,  in  1812.  12  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  62, 1803,  p.  177.)— Lewis,  Sir  G.  C.  The  Grenville, 
Portland,  and  Perceval  administrations.  65  pp.  {In 
his  Essays  on  the  administrations  of  Gt.  Brit.  p.  283.) 

Perceval.    See  also  Percival. 

Perceval  le  Gallois,  ou  le  Conte  du 
Graal.  Potvin,  C.  [Ed.)  6  v.  {Soc.  des 
Bibliophiles  beiges. )  2392 

Perceval  of  Galles,  Sir.    Early  English 

metrical  romance.  87  pp.  (Halllwell-PhlUipps,  J.  O., 
Thornton  romances,  p.  1 :   Camden  Soc.  No.  30.) 

Percli.  Jardine,  Sir  W.  Fishes  of  the 
perch  family.  1852.  {In  his  Nat.  Libr.  v. 
38  :  Fishes,  v.  4.) 

Perclieron,  Achille  Remi.  1797-1869.  pib- 
liographie  entomologique.  Paris,  1837.  3 
V.  4°.  W.84 

Contents. 
Aalborg-Quoy,  v.  1.        Rabou-Zschuchll,  v.  2. 

Perching  birds.  Sharpe,  R.  B.  Cata- 
logue of  the  Passeriformes,  or  perching  birds. 
1877-79,  2  V.  {Brit.  3Ius.  Cat.  of  birds,  v. 
8,4.) 

Percier,  Charles.     Rochette,  R.    Percier,  sa 

vie  et  ses  ouvrages.  23  pp.  (Rev.  d.  dmx  mondes,  1840, 
4  8.  v.  24,  p.  246.) 

Percival,  (—).    Buried  alive  in  the  sea.    4 

pp.     ( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  2,  1869,  p.  87.) 

Percival,  J.  M.   Roumanian  fairy  tales.   See 

Kremnitz,  M. 
Percival,  James  Gates,  M.D.    1795-1856. 

Geological  survey  of  the  state  of  Wisconsin. 

First  and  second  annual  reports.    Madison, 

1855-56.     8°.  —1654 

Poems.     New  York,  1823.     8°.     (Rev.  of 

in  Neiv  Englander,  v.  17, 1859,  p.  400  ;  N.  Am. 
Rev.  V.  14,  1822,  p.  1.)  1354 

Report  on  the  geology   of  the  state  of 

Connecticut.    New  Haven,  1842.    8°.   —1653 


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Invocation.    1  p.     [Dem.  Rev.  v.  1*,  lSi4,  p.  638.)— 

Nature's  lyre.     1  p.     (Dem.  Rev.  v.  15,  1844,  p.  203.) 

Clio,    il  pp.     (Rev.  of  In  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  16,  1S23. 

p.  102.)— Gtliuan,  S.  Perclval's  Pi^ems.  19  pp.  {In 
%ii  Conirib.  to  literature,  p.  284.) — Percival  and  ills 
poetry.  17  pp.  {Dem.  Rev.  v.  14,  1844,  p.  365.)— Per- 
clval's classic  melodies.  15  pp.  (Xew  Eng  lander, 
V.  2,  1844,  p.  81.)— Poem  delivered  before  the  Con- 
necticut Alpha  of  the  Phi  Beta  Kappa  Society.  17  pp. 
(Rev.  of  iu  A'.  Am.  Rev.  v.  22,  1826,  p.  317.)— Shepard, 
C.  V.  Percival.  15  pp.  {Allant.  Monthly,  v.  4, 1859,  p. 
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Ward.  J.  H.     Life  and  letters  of  James 

Gates  Percival.     1866. 

Calkins,  £.  A.    Eulogies  on  P.    14  pp.    (Wisconsin 

Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  V.  3,  1857,  p.  66.)— Lowell,  J.  R.  Life 
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PerciTal,  Capt.  Robert.     Account  of  the 

island  of  Ceyl<.n.  12  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  2, 
1803,  p.  136;   Quart.  Rev.  v.  14,  1816,  p.  1.) 

Percival,  Thomas.    Espinasse,  F.     Thomas 

Percival.  22  pp.  {In  his  Lancashire  worthies,  2  s. 
p.  173.) 

Percival.    See  also  Perceval. 

Percy,  Florence,  pseud.    See  Allen,  Mrs.  E. 

A.  C.  A. 
Percy,  Hoji.  George.   Observations  gathered 

out  of  a  discourse  of  the  plantation  of  the  Southern 
colonle  in  Virginia  by  the  English,  1606.  6  pp.  (Pur- 
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Percy,  Henry  Algernon,  5  Earl  of  Northum- 
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Madden,  Sir  F.    Remembrances  for  the  apparel, 

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Percy,  Henry  Algernon,  6  Earl  of  Northum- 
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Percy,  John.  1817—.  Metallurgy:  the  art 
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Percy,  Sholto.  and  Percy,  Reuben,  pseud. 

See  Byerley.  T.,  and  Robertson,  J.  C. 
Percy,  Thomas.  Bp.  of  Di-omore.  1728-1811. 
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by  John  W.  Hales  and  Frederick  J.  Furni- 
vall.  London,  1867-68.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  71. 1868,  p.  230. )   1333 

Folio  manuscript.     Loose  and  humorous 

songs.  Ed.  by  Frederick  J.  Furnivall.  Lon- 
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— -  Reliques  of  ancient  English  poetry:  con- 
sisting of  old  heroic  ballads,  songs,  and 
other  pieces  of  our  earlier  poets,  together 


with  some  few  of  later  date.  With  memoir 
and  critical  dissertation  by  Rev.  George  Gil- 
fillan.     Edinburgh.  1858.     3  v.  8°.  1373 

[Ed. )     Regulations  and  establishment  of 

the  household  of  Henry  Algernon  Percy. 
See  Percy,  H.  A.,  5  Earl  of  Northumberland. 

[Tr.)    Five  pieces  of  Runic  poetry,  tr. 

from  the  Islandic  language.  London,  1763. 
16°.  2346 

Contents.  Rausome  of  E^ill  tlie  Scald.— Funeral 
song  of  Hacon. — Complaiut  of  Harold.— luc.inta- 
tlon  of  Hervor. — Dying  ode  of  Reguer  Lodbros. 

[Tr.)     Gentle  river,  gentle    river.     Tr.    from    the 

Spanish.    4  pp.     (Ritson,  J.,  Eng.  anthol.  v.  3,  p.  268.) 

Blaclcley,  W.  L.    Bishop  Percy's  ballad  MS.    15 

pp.     (Conrtmp.  i?er.  v.  6,  1867,  p.  357.) 

Gilfilljui,  G.    Life  of  P.    18  pp.    ( ITi*  Percy,  T., 

Reliques  of  cuie.  Eng.  poetry,  v.  1,  p.  5.) 

Percy,  Townsend.  Appletons' dictionary  of 
New  York  and  vicinity.  With  maps  of  New 
York  and  its  environs.  2  ed.  1879.  New 
York.  1879.     16°.  1155 

Percy,  William.  Sonnets  (1594).  Ed.,  with 
introduction  and  notes,  by  the  Rev.  A.  B. 
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Percy  anecdotes.  Byerley,  T. ,  and  Robert- 
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Percy's  masqne :  a  drama.  Hillhouse,  J. 
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Percy  Society.  Early  English  poetry ,  bal- 
lads, and  popular  literature  of  the  middle 
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Contents.  Andelay,  J.  Poems,  ed.  by  J.  O.  Halli- 
well,  V.  14. — Barclay.  .K.  The  cytezenand  uplondysh- 
man,  ed.  by  F.  W.  Fairholt,  v.  22.— Barn  field,  R. 
The  affectionate  shepherd,  ed.  by  J.  O.  Halllwell,  v.  20. 
—Black,  W.  H.  {Ed.)  A  paraphrase  on  the 7  peniten- 
tial Psalms,  In  English  verse,  v.  7.— Cliaacer,  G.  Can- 
terbury tales,  ed.  by  T.  Wright,  v.  24-26.— Cheltle,  H. 
Kind-heart's  dream,  ed.  by  E.  F.  Rimbault,  v.  5.— The 
mad  pranks  and  merry  jests  of  Robin  Goodfellow,  ed. 
by  J.  P.  Collier,  v.  2.— Collier,  J.  P.  lEd.)  The  har- 
mony of  birds,  v.  7.— History  of  patient  Grissel,  v.  3.— 
Lyrical  poems,  selected  from  musical  publications 
between  1559  and  1600,  v.  13.— Old  ballads,  from  early 
printed  copies,  v.  1. — Pain  and  sorrow  of  evil  marriage, 
V.  1.  —  Croke,  J.  Thirteen  Psalms  and  the  first 
chapter  of  Ecclesiastes,  tr.  into  English  verse,  v.  11. — 
Croker,T.  C.  (£a.)  Beleeve  as  you  list,  v.  27. —Britan- 
nia's pastorals :  a  third  book,  v.  30.— Historical  songs 
of  Ireland,  v.  1.— Keen  of  the  south  of  Ireland,  v.  13.— 
A  Kerry  pastoral,  v.  7.— Popular  songs,  illustrative  of 
the  French  invasions  of  Ireland,  v.  21.— Dekker,  T. 
A  knight's  conjuring,  ed.  by  E.  F.  Rimbault,  v.  5.— 
Deloney,  T.  Garland  of  goodwill,  ed.  by  J.  H. 
Dixon,  V.  30.— Strange  histories,  ed.  by  J.  P.  Collier,  v. 
3.— Denham,  M.  A.  [Ed.]  Proverbs  and  popular  say- 
ings ...  V.  20.— Dixon,  J.  H.  {Ed.)  Ancient  poems, 
ballads,  and  songs  of  the  peasantry  of  England,  v.  17.— 
Scottish  traditional  versions  of  ancient  ballads,  v.  17. 
—Drayton,  M.  Harmony  of  the  church.  Ed.  by  Rev. 
A.  Dyce,  v.  7.— Fairholt,  F.  W.  {Ed.)  Civic  garland. 
V.  19.— Lord  Mayors'  pageants,  v.  10.— Poems  and  songs 
on  the  assassination  of  the  Duke  of  Buckingham,  v. 
29. — Satirical  sougs  and  poems  on  costume,  v.  27. — 
GiflTard,  G.  Dialogue  of  witches  and  witchcraft,  ed. 
by  T.  Wright,  v.  8.— Goodwin,  J.  {Ed.)  Six  ballads, 
with  burdens,  v.  13.— Gnildford,  N.  de.  The  owl  and 
the  nightingale,  ed.  by  T.  Wright,  v.  11.— Hall,  .J.  An 
historical  expostulation,  etc.  Ed.  by  T.  .J.  Pettigrew, 
V.  11 — HalliTrell-Pliillipps,  J.  O.  {Ed.)  Boke  of 
curtasye,  v.  4.— Efirly  naval  ballads  of  England,  v.  2.— 
Friar  Bakon's  prophesie,  v.  15.— Interlude  of  the  diso- 
bedient child,  V.  22.— Interlude  of  the  Four  elements, 
V.  22.— Loyal  garland,  v.  29.— Man  in  the  moone,  v.  29.— 
Meeting  of  gallants  at  an  ordinarle,  v.  5.— Notices  of 
fugitive  tracts  and  chap-books,  v.  29.— Nursery  rhymes 
of  England,  v.  4.— Pleas.int  conceits  of  old  Hobsou,  the 
merry  Londoner,  v.  9. — Popular  English  histories,  v. 
23.— Romance  of  Sir  Tryamoure,  v.  16. — Romance  of 
the  Emperor  Octavian,  v.  14. — Song  of  Lady  Bessy,  v. 
20.— Trlall  of  treasure,  v.  28.— Use  of  dice-play,  v.  29 — 
Westward  for  Smelts,  v.  22.  —  Hardwick,  C.  (Ed.) 
Anglo-Saxon  passion  of  St.  George,  v.  28.— Poem  on 


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the  times  of  Edward  II,  v.  28.— Hawes,  8.  Pastime 
of  pleasure,  v.  18.— Hevwood,  J.  Dialogue  on  wit 
and  lolly,  ed.  by  F.  W.  Falrholt,  v.  20.— Heywood, 
T.  Marriage  triumph  on  the  nuptials  o£  the  Prince 
Palatine,  and  the  Princess  Elizabeth,  daughter  of 
Jame.s  I,  v.  3.— Hnttoii,  H.  Follle's  anatomie,  ed. 
by  E.  F.  Klmbault,  v.  6 Johnson,  R.  Crown  gar- 
land of  golden  ro.ses,  v.  6,  15.— Luke,  (— ).  John  Bon 
and  Mast  Person,  a  dialogue  in  verse,  ed.  by  W.  H. 
Black,  V.  30.— liydgate,  J.  Selection  from  the  minor 
poems  of.  Ed.  by  J.  O.  Halliwell,  v.  2.— Mackay, 
C.  (Ed.)  Songs  and  ballads  relative  to  the  London 
prentices,  v.  1.— Parker,  M.  The  king  and  a  poor 
northern  man,  ed.  by  J.  P.  Collier,  v.  1.— Porter,  H. 
Two  angry  women  of  Abingdon,  ed.  by  Kev.  A.  Dyce, 
V.  5.— RicU,  B.  The  honestie  of  this  age,  ed.  by  P. 
Cunningham,  v.  11.— Rich,  M.  B.,  Countess  of  Wanvick. 
Autobiography,  ed.  by  T.  C.  Croker,  v.  22.  —  RJm- 
haiilt,  E.  F.  (Ed.)  Ancient  poetical  tracts  of  the  16 
century,  v.  6.— Cock  Lorell's  bote,  v.  C— Maroccus  ox- 
taticus;  or,  Bankes'  bay  horse  in  a  trance,  v.  9.— Old 
ballads  illustrating  the  great  frost  of  1683-4,  v.  9.— 
Robert,  of  Gloucester.  Life  and  martyrdom  of  Thomas 
Becket,  ed.  by  W.  H.  Black,  v.  19.— Rowlands,  S. 
Four  knaves,  ed.  by  E.  F.  Kimbault,  v.  9.— Rowley, 
W.  A  search  for  money,  ed.  by  J.  P-  Collier,  v.  2.— 
Sandys,  W.  (Eil.)  Festive  songs  of  the  16  and  17  cen- 
turies, v.  23.— Shoreham,  "W.  de.  Poems,  ed.  by  T. 
Wright,  V.  28. —Thorns,  W.  J.  {Ed.)  Reynard  the 
fox,  from  Caxton's  ed.  v.  12.— Thomson,  J.  Poem  to 
the  memory  of  William  Congreve,  ed.  by  P.  Cunning- 
ham, V.  9.— "Wotton,  Sir  H.  Poems,  ed.  by  Rev.  A. 
Dyce,  V.  6.— AVrlght,  T.  [Ed.)  Jack  of  Dover,  v.  7.- 
Political  ballads  published  in  England  during  the 
Commonwealth,  v.  3.— St.  Brandan,  a  legend  of  the 
sea,  V.  14.— Selection  of  Latin  stories,v.  8.— Seven  sages, 
with  an  introductory  essay,  v.  16.— Songs  and  carols 
of  the  15  century,  v.  23.— Specimens  of  lyric  poetry, 
temp.  Edw.  I,  v.  4.— Specimens  of  old  Christmas  carols, 
V.  4.— liist  of  publications;  Special  general  meeting, 
26  Feb.  1852,  minutes,  report  of  treasurer,  etc. ;  List 
of  members  of  the  Society,  30  April,  1852,  when  dis- 
solved ...  V.  30. 

Pei'dicaris,  G.  A.     Greece  of  the  Greeks. 

19  pp.     (Rev.  of  In  N.  Am.  Itev.  v.  62,  1846,  p.  429.) 

Perdiccas  II,  King  of  Macedonia.  Vischer, 

W.  Perdikkas  II,  koenig  von  Macedonien.  33  pp. 
(Kleine  schri/ten,  v.  1,  p.  239.) 

Perdiccas,  Protonotary  of  Ephesus.   Expo- 

sltio  thomatum  Dominicorum  et  memorabilium  quae 
Hierosolymis  sunt.  5  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr. 
V.  133,  p.  963.) 

Perdita.    Geisendorf ,  W.    47  pp.    (Bibhoth. 

univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  per.  v.  6, 1859,  pp.  116,  238.) 

Perdu,  Mont.    Ramond  de  Carbonnieres,  L. 

r.  E.  Journey  to  the  summit  of  Mont  Perdu  ...  of 
the  Pyrenees.  12  pp.  (Piukerton,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  4, 
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P6re  Antoine.    Coit,  D.    6  pp.    {Atlant. 

Monthly,  v.  52,  1883,  p.  498.) 

P6re  Dncliene,  Le.    See  Hebert,  J.  R. 
P^re  Croriot,  Le.     244  pp.     Balzac,  H.  de, 

Qiuvres  compl.  v.  4,  p.  1. 

P6re  Goriot,  Le.   6  pp.   [Blackwood's  Mag. 

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P^r^flxe,  Hardouin  de  Beaumont  de,  Bp.  of 
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Peregrin,  Abbot  of  Fontaines-les-Blanches . 

Hlstoria  praelatorum  et  possossionum  eccleslae  Bea- 
tae  Marlao  do  Fonlanis.  8  pp.  (Achory,  J.  L.  d',ii)ici'e^. 
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Peregriiiatio   ^cholastica  or   Learne- 

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Peregriiisitio   seu  passagium  ad  Terram 

Banclam  llluslrlBslrai  Prlnclpls  Alberti  Duels  Saxo- 
ulae.  5  pp.  (Mencke,  J.  B.,  Scrijit.  rer.  Germanic,  v.  2, 
p.  2103.) 

Peregrine  Pickle.    See  Smollett,  T. 
Peregrinius.    See  Pellegrini. 
Peregrine,  Patriarch  of  Aquileja.     12  cent. 

Docuiiiculuni  commutatlonls  jurluin  advocatlne  Aqul- 
lelensls.  2  pp.  (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  t.  Lai.  v.  99, 
p.  644.) 


Peregrinns  Proteus.    Capperonmer,  J. 

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Alexander  und  Peregrinns:  ein  betrueger  und  ein 
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p.  62.) 

Peregrinns  Proteus.  2  v.  Wieland,  C. 
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Pereira,  Nunez  de.    Da  dama  goarnegyda  ; 

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P6renn6s,  FranQois.  —1867.  Dictionnaire 
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dication  et  les  titres  complets  de  tous  les 
ouvrages  qui  ont  ete  publies  dans  les  trois 
langues,  grecque,  latine  et  frangaise,  depuis 
la  naissance  du  Christianisme,  en  tous  pays, 
mais  principalement  en  France,  pour  et  sur 
le  catholicisme  ;  suivi  d'un  dictionnaire  de 
bibliologie,  par  M.  Brunet.  [Avec  supple- 
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Contents. 
Bibliologie  catholique,  par    Litt6rature,  v.  4. 

G.  Brunet,  v.  5. 
Concilos,  v.  3. 
Droit  canon,  v.  3. 
Escrituro  sainte,  v.  1. 
Histoiro,  v.  3,  4. 

Dictionnaire  de  biographic  chretienne  .  . . 

Paris,  1851.  3  v.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Nouv. 
encyc.  tMol.  v.  1-3.)  — 4282 

Contents. 
AA-Duvolsin,  v.  1.  Naama-Zyrlln,  v.  3. 

Eachard-Myrtlus,  v.  2. 

Dictionnaire  de  lemons  et  exemples  de 

litterature  chretienne  en  prose  et  en  vers .  . . 
Paris,  1864.  2  v.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Trois. 
encyc.  thiol,  v.  61,  62.)  —2282 

Contents. 
Prose  :  Abbaye  do  Saint-Denls-Zodlaques  de  Deuderah 

et  d'Esne,  v.  1. 
Pofisle :  Abbaye  gothlque-Zfele  de  la  religion,  v.  2. 

Dictionnaire  de  noels  et  de  cantiques,  ou 

repertoire  universel  de  compositions  poe- 
ti(iues  appartenant  aux  diverses  epoques  de 
la  langue  fraugaise  depuis  qu'elle  s'est  fix6e 
au  XVI  et  XVII  siecies,  jusqu'a  nos  jours . . . 
avec  un  grand  nombre  de  prieres  et  de 
chants  tr.  de  la  Bible  et  des  offices  de  la 


Liturgie,  v.  2,  3. 
Pferes  de  l'6gllse,  v.  3. 
Sciences,  v.  4. 
Theologle,  V.  1,  2. 
Supplement. 


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liturgie.  Paris.  1867.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Trots,  encijc.  theol.  v.  63.)  —2232 

De  I'observatlon  du  dimance,  couslderee  sous  les 

rapporta  de  l'hygi6ae  publique,  de  la  morale,  des  rela- 
tions de  famine  et  de  cM.  28  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Di- 
monstr.  evang6l.  v.  14,  p.  1215.) 

Perera,  Galeotto.    Relation  of  Galeotto  Pe- 

rer.a,  a  gentlemaa  of  good  credit,  that  lay  prisoner  In 
Chiua.    11  pp.    (Purchas,  S.,  His  pilgrimtt,  v.  3,  p.  199.) 

Peretti,  Felice.    See  Sixtus  V,  Pope. 
Percy,  Lucien,  pseud.    See  Herpin,  Luce  (in 

supplement). 
Perez,  Andreas  (Francisco  Lopez  de  Ubeda, 

psteud.)    n  cent.    La  plcara  Justina.     233  pp.     (Ochoa, 

E.  de,  Teioro  novel,  espan.  v.  1 ;  Resell,  C,  Novel,  post. 
Cervantes,  v.  2,  p.  47.) 

Perez,  Antonio.  1539-1611.  Documentos 
relativos  a  .  .  -  secretario  que  fue  de  Felipe 
II.  Madrid,  1848.  8°.  {Col.  doc.  hist.  Es- 
pana,  v.  12.)  3516 

Cartas.  108  pp.   (Ochoa,  E.  de,  Epistol.  espah.  v.  1,  p. 

463.)— Extracto  de  los  documentos  orlglnales  sobre  P. 
liiV  pp.  ( Col.  doc.  hist.  Espana,  v.  15,  p.  397.)— Lettres 
ficrites  pendant  son  b6j  our  eu  Angleterreet  en  France. 
58  pp.  (Morel-Fatlo,  A.,  L'Espagne  au  XVI  et  au  XVII 
siecle,  p.  257.) 

MiGNET,    F.   A,   M.      Antonio    Perez  et 

Philippe  II.     1845. 

Chasles,  V.  E.  P.    Antonio  Perez.    16  pp.    {Rev.  d. 

deux  mondes,  1840,  4  8.  v.  22,  p.  701.)— Grahl,  E.  Philipp 
II  von  Spanlen  and  sein  minister  P.   48  pp.   (Baumer, 

F.  v..  Hist,  taschenbuch,  1869,  p.  209.)— Relacion  suma- 
rla  del  dlscurso  de  las  prlslones  de  P.  29  pp.  ( Col.  doc. 
hist.  Espana,  v.  13,  p.  365.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  59, 1846,  p.  450 ;  Fraaer's 
Mag.  V.  76,  1867,  p.  700. 

P6rez  <le  la  Morena,  Jeronimo.    18  cent. 

Poeslas.  3  pp.  (Cueto,  L.  A.  de.  Poet.  lir.  del  siglo  18, 
V.  3,  p.  740:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.) 

Perez  de  Pineda,  Juan.  1557-1637.  Breve 
sumario  de  induljenzias.  Madrid,  1862. 
18°.     {Reform,  antig.  espan.  v.  18.)      —3217 

Breve  tratado  de  doctrina,  util  para  todo 

cristiano.  Madrid,  1852.  13°.  {Reform, 
antig.  e.^xin.  v.  7.)  — 3217 

Epistola  consolatoria.    n.   p.  1848.     16°. 

{Reform,  antig.  espan.  v.  2.)  — 3217 

Imagen  del  antecristo  i  carta,  a  Don  Fe- 
lipe II.  Madrid,  1849.  16°.  {Reform,  an- 
tig. espafi.  V.  3.)  — 3217 

Boehmer,  E.    Juan  Perez  de  Pineda.    46  pp.     {In 

his  Simnish  reformers,  v.  2,  p.  55.) 

Perfect  cursed  blessed  man.    108  pp. 

Fletcher,  J.,  Foems,  p.  17. 

Perfect  description  of  Tirginia :  also 
a  narrative  of  the  country,  within  a  few 
dayes  journey  of  Virginia.West  and  by  South. 
London,  1649  ;  repr.  Washington,  1837.  8°. 
(Force,  P.,  Tracts,  v.  2.)  1644 

Perfect  horse.  The.    Murray,  W.  H.  H. 

—4684 

Perfect  life,  The.    Channing,  W.  E.   -4227 

Perfecta  casada.    36  pp.    Leon,  L.  de, 

Ohras.  {Escrit.  del  siglo  XVI,  v.  2,  p.  211:  Bibliot.  de 
autor.  espan.) 

Perfection.    D.,  M.  M.    On  the  attributes 

that  constitute  the  perfection  of  being.  20  pp.  (Valpy, 
A.  3.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  27,1823,  pp.  138,229.)— Thornely, 
T.  Perfection  as  an  ethical  end.  13  pp.  {Mind,  v.  5, 
1880,  p.  350.) 

Perfection,  Christian. 

fection. 
Perfidious  woman. 

Mag.  11.  s.  V.  5,  1872,  p.  65.) 

Perfidy.    M— ,   A.     On  the  perfidy  of  the 

ancients.  4  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  11, 1815, 
p.  7.) 

PAST  IV.— 91. 


See  Christian  per- 
13  pp.      {Fraser''s 


Perfumery.    Bonner,  J.    Ambrosia,  a  nose 

offering.     4  pp.     {Harper's  Mag.  v.  13,  1856,  p.  58.) —    . 
Jonveaiix,  E.     Industries  parlslennes.    La  parfu- 
merle.      23   pp.      (Rec.   contemp.   1864,   v.   6,   p.    140.)— 
Snlvely,  J.  H.    Art  of  perfumery.    10  pp.    (Harper's 
Man.  y.  49,  1874,  p.  570.) 

See  also  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  56,  1857,  p.  346. 

Pergamenus,  Nicalaus.  Dialogus  creatura- 

rum.     184  pp.     (Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Sluttg.   v.   148, 
p.  125.) 

Pergamus.  Conze,  A.,  and  others.  Er- 
gebnisse  der  ausgrabungen  zu  Pergamon. 
1880-82,  2  pts.  in  1  v. 

Hahn,   J.   G.   von.     Ausgrabungen  auf 

der  homerischen  Pergamos.     1865. 

Couze,  a.,  and  others.  Ausgrabungen  zu  Perga- 
mon und  Ihre  ergebnlsse.  142  pp.  11  pi.  {Preussisch. 
(Koenigl.)  kunstsamml.  JahrbtKh  der,  v.  1,  p.  127  ;  v.  3,  p. 
47.)— Consin^rjr,  E.  M.  M6moire  sur  un  petit  monu- 
ment de  bronze  trouv6  k  Pergame,  dans  la  Mysie.  15 
pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Mint.  v.  3,  1821,  p.  199.)  — 
Faruell,  L.  R.  Pergameue  frieze;  Its  relation  to 
literature  and  tradition.  93  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellenic 
ttudies,  V.  3,  p.  301;  v.  4,  p.  122;  v.  6,  p.  102.)— The 
works  of  Pergamon  and  their  influence.  24  pp. 
{Journ.  of  Hellenic  studies,  v.  7,  p.  251.)— nirschfeld, 
G.  Sculptures  of  Pergamon  in  the  Berlin  Museum. 
22  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  75,  1882,  p.  375.)- Iinhoof- 
Blnmer,  F.  Muenzen  der  dynastie  von  Pergamon. 
40  pp.  4  pi.  (Berlin  Akad.  wissens.  Philos.-hist.  klasse 
Abhandl.  1884.)— Perry,  W.  C.  Recent  excavations  in 
Pergamon.  13  pp.  {Forln.  Rev.  u.  s.  v.  30,  1881,  p.  333.) 
— Preller,  J.  Recension  von  Wegener's  abhandlung 
de  aula  Attalica.  4  pp.  {Zeils.f.Allerthumsw.\.i,lS3n, 
p.  494.)— Sevlu,  F.  Recherches  sur  les  rols  de  Per- 
game. 112  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist. 
V.  12, 1740,  p.  204.)— Welclcer,  F.  G.  Berelsung  Kleln- 
asiens,  namentlich  Pergamums.  9  pp.  {Rheinisch.  mus. 
n.  8.  V.  19,  1864,  p.  550.) 

Perger,  Anton  von.  Deutsche  pflanzen- 
sagen,  gesammelt  und  gereiht  von.  Stutt- 
gart, 1864.     8°.  1235 

Peri,  Jacopo.  16  cent.  La  prima  opera  in 
musica.  Euridice.  poesia  di  Ottavio  Rinuc- 
cini.     Firenze.  1863.     sq.  8°.  —2746 

Periander,  Tyrant  of  Corinth.  — circa  B.  C. 

585.  Epistolae.  [Gr.  el  Xa«.]  1  p.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Bib- 
lioth.  gr.  Epistol.  Gr.  p.  408.)  —  Sententlae.  3  pp. 
(Orelll.  .T.  C,  Opusc.  Gr.  vet.  sent.  p.  146.) 

Oreek  Hamlet,  A.     17  pp.    {Eraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v. 

22,  1880,  p.  511.)— La  Nauze,  L.  J.  de.  Recherches 
chronologiques  sur  les  annees  de  Periandre.  12  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  14, 1743,  p.  363.) 

Pericles.     B.  C.  499-429.     Alden,  H.  M. 

Pericles  and  President  Lincoln.  10  pp.  {Atlant. 
Monthly.  V.  11,  1863,  p.  382.)— Bagnenaiilt  de  P«- 
chesse,  G.  PfiriclSs  et  la  rfipublique  k  Ath^nes.  31 
pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  8.  v.  60,  1874,  p.  101.)— Cox, 
G.  W.  Perikles.  83  pp.  {In  his  Lives  of  Greek  states- 
men, 2  s.  p.  28.)— Deatli  of  P.  10  pp.  {Dem.  Rev.  v. 
24, 1849,  p.  49.)— Perrot,  G.  L'filoquence  politique  et 
judlclaire  i  Athenes.  PSrlclfes.  27  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1870,  2  per.  v.  90,  p.  631.)— Plutarclius.  Life 
of  P.    58  pp.    (HazUtt,  W.  C,  Skakesp.  libr.v.i,  p.  335.) 

Pericles  and  Aspasia.    96  pp.    Lander, 

W.  S.,  Works,  V.  2,  p.  359. 

Perictione.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.etLat.]  5  pp. 

(Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm.  philos.  Gr.  v.  2,  p.  32; 
Orelll,  J.  C,  Opusc.  Gr.  ret.  sent.  v.  2,  p.  346.) 

Peridotite  of  £lliott  county,  Ken- 
tucky. Diller,  J.  S.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S. 
Geol.  surv.  Bull.  v.  5,  No.  38.)  —3553 

P6rier,  Casimir.  1777-1832.  Opinions  et 
discours  de.  Publics  par  sa  famille,  re- 
cueillis  et  mis  en  ordre  par  A.  Lesieur  .  .  . 
et  precedes  d'une  notice  historique  par  C. 
de  Remusat.    Paris,  1838.    4  v.  r.  8°.      1253 

Lettres  sur  les  hommes  d'6tat  de  la  France.    17  pp. 

(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  18.33,  2  s.  v.  1,  p.  5.)— Lominie, 
L.  L.  de.  M.  Casimir  Purler.  84  pp.  {In  his  Galerle 
des  contemp.  lllustr.  v.  6.)— Alontalivet,  M.  C.  B., 

Comte  de.    La  politique  conservatrice  de  P.,  1831-32. 
36  pp.     (,Rev.  d.  deux,  mondes,  1874,  3  p6r.  v.  3,  p.  387.) 
See  aUo  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  44, 1838,  p.  34. 


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PERIODICAL  LITERATURE 


Perier,  Mme.  Gilberte.    Foisset,  J.  T.    Les 

soeurs  de  Pascal.  18  pp.  {Correspondant,  v.  11,  1845, 
p.  .585.) 

Perier,  J.  A.  N.  De  1 'hygiene  en  Algerie. 
Paris,  1847.  2  v.  in  1,  8°.  [Explor.  sci.  de 
VAlgerie^Sd.mM.)  —3783 

Periers.    See  Desperiers,  B. 

P6rigord,  jPVance.     Audiganne,A.    Le  me- 

tayaue  et  la  culture  dans  le  P.  33  pp.  (Jfeu.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1867,  2  p6r.  v.  69,  p.  613.) 

P6rigueiix,  France.    Fragmento  de  Petra- 

goricensibus  Episcopls,  Ex.  3  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec. 
hist.  GauUs,  v.  11,  p.  287  ;  v.  12,  p.  391.) 

Peril  and  suffering.  Narratives  of.    Da- 
venport, R.  A.     2  V.  1295 
Perilis  of  Wemyng,  The.    8  pp.    [Black- 

wond's  Mag.  v.  22,  1827,  p.  214.) 

Perils  of  the  Irish  poor.  14  pp.  {Dub- 
lin Univ.  Mag.  v.  1,  1833,  p.  73.) 

Perils  of  Ihe  nation.    11  pp.    (Rev.  of 

in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  23,  1844,  p.  428.) 

Perils  of  the  sea.  Baily,  L.  R.  —1395 
Periui  island.  Bettington,  A.  Memoran- 
dum on  cenaiu  fossils  found  at  the  island  of  P. ; 
Memorandum,  including  Prof.  B.  Owen's  notes  on  the 
Perlm  fossil.  12  pp.  1  pi.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit. 
Joum.  V.  8,  1846,  pp.  340,  417.)— Nicliolsoii,  (— ),  and 
others.  On  the  island  of  P.  21  pp.  4  pi.  (Koyal  Asiat. 
Soc.  Bombay,  Joum.  v.  1, 1844,  p.  10.) 

Perimedes  the  blacke-sniith.    93  pp. 

Greene,  R.,  Life  and  complete  ivorks,  ed.  by  A.  S.Grosarl, 
V.  7,  p.  1. 

P^rin,  Alphonse.     Lenormant.  C.    Chapelle 

de  I'eucharlstle  k  Notre-Dame  de  Lorette,  par  M.  P. 
15  pp.  (Correspondanl,  v.  31,  1853,  p.  231.)— Plaiiche, 
G.  Beaux-arts.  La  chapelle  de  I'Eucharistie  k  Noire- 
Dame  de  Lorette.  17  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1853, 
n.  p6r.  2  s.  v.  1,  p.  125.) 

P6rin,  Charles.  1815—.  De  la  richesse  dans 
les  societes  chretiennes.  Paris,  1861.  2  v. 
8°.  —1306 

Peringer,    Abbot   of   Tegemsee.     11    cent. 

Eplstola  ad  Heuricum  Regera.  2  pp.  (MablUou,  J., 
Vel.  analect.  p.  436;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  141, 
p.  1313.) 

Peringskioeld    (Peringer),    Johan    [Ed.) 

1654-1720.  Historia  Hialmari  regis  Biarmlandiae  at- 
que  Thulemarklae.  25  pp.  (Hickes,  G.,  Ling.  velt. 
Sept.  Ihes.  v.  2,  p.  123.) 

-  Nlceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  homines,  v.  1. 

Perino  del  Taga  (Pierino  Buonaccorsi). 

Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C.  In  his  Hist,  des  peintres :  Ecble 
ombrleune  et  romalne.  12  pp. — Vagari,  G.  Perino 
del  Vaga.  46  pp.  (  Opere,  v.  5,  p.  587  ;  Vite  de'  pitlnri, 
V.  11,  p.  33;  Lives  of  painters,  v.  4,  p.  75:  Bohn,  H.  G., 
Stand.  Libr.) 

Perinola.    16  pp.    Quevedo  y  Villegas,  F. 

G.  de,  Obras,  v.  2,  p.  463  :  Bibliol.  de  autor.  e.ipaii. 

Period  of  the  Reformation,  The,  1517- 

1648.     Hseusser,  L.  —1298 

Periodic  law.  The.    Leakin,  G.  A.    —1318 
Periodical  criticism.    5  v.    Scott,  Sir 

W.,  Miscel.  works,  v.  17-21.  2147 

Periodical  literature. 

Gallois,  L.    Histoire  des  journaux  et 

des  journalistes  de  la  revolution  fi-angaise. 

1845-46,  2  V. 

GiRAUDEAU,  F.    La  presse  periodique  de 

1789  A  1867.     1867. 

-^—  Hatin,  L.  E.  Histoire  politique  et  litt6- 
raire  de  la  presse  en  France.     1859-61,  8  v. 

Madden,  R.  R.  History  of  Irish  period- 
ical literature,  from  the  end  of  the  17  to  the 
middle  of  the  19  century.     1867,  2  v. 

North,  S.  N.  D.    History  and  present 

condition  of  the  newspaper  and  periodical 
press  of  the  United  States,  with  a  catalogue 


of  the  publications  of  the  census  year.  1884. 
(U.  S.  Dept.  Interior,  10  Census  Report,  v,  8, 

1884.) 

Periodical  literature  of  America.  7  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  63, 1848,  p.  106.)— Our  Aiiniial  execution. 
11  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  19,  1839,  p.  57.)— Annuals.  12 
pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  2,  1830,  p.  543;  v.  6,  1832,  p.  653.) 
—Scourging  soliloquy  about  the  annuals.  16  pp. 
[Fraser's  Mag.  v.  15, 1837,  p.  33.)— Two  articles  on  the 
annuals.  22  pp.  (Fraser's  Mug.  v.  10,  1834,  p.  602.)— 
Word  on  the  annuals.  6  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  16, 
1837,  p.  757.)— Batchelder,  S.,  Jr.  A  leaf  from  the 
American  magazine-literature  of  the  last  century.  10 
pp.  (Atlant.  Mnnthlii,  v.  5,  1860,  p.  429.)— Benson,  E. 
French  and  English  illustrated  magazines.  7  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  25,  1870,  p.  681.)— Half-a-crown's 
•worth  of  cheap  knowledge.  12  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag. 
V.  17,  1838,  p.  279.)- Cheap  llteratnre.  33  pp.  (Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  29,  1859,  p.  313.)— Children's  maga- 
zines. 2  pp.  iScribner's  Monthly,  v.  6,  1873,  p.  352.) — 
Contemporary  literature.  Magazine-writers.  23 
pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  125, 1879,  p.  225.)— Cotton,  H. 
United  States  of  America.  Periodical  press  in  1850. 
47  pp.  (In  his  Topographical  gazetteer,  p.  243.)  — 
Drake,  N.  General  observations  on  periodical  writ- 
ing. 26  pp.  (ffssays,  V.  1,  p.  15.)— Observations  on  the 
periodical  papers  which  have  been  published  between 
the  close  of  the  Idler  and  the  present  period.  132  pp. 
(Essays,  v.  5,  p.  353.)— Observations  on  the  periodical 
papers  which  were  written  between  the  close  of  the 
8  volume  of  the  Sijectator,  and  the  commencement  of 
the  Rambler  ...  83  pp.  (Essays,  v.  4,  p.  28.)— Obser- 
vations on  the  periodical  papers  which  were  written 
during  and  between  the  publication  of  the  Rambler, 
Adventurer,  and  Idler.  116  pp.  (Essays,  v.  5,  p.  237.)— 
Observations  on  the  taste  which  had  been  generated 
by  Steele  and  Addison  for  periodical  composition.  27 
pp.  (Essays,  v.  4,  p.  1.) — Editors  and  the  period- 
ical press.  6  pp.  {Authors  and  publishers,  p.  44.) — 
Fashionable  monthlies.  10  pp.  (New  Knglander, 
V.  2,  1844,  p.  96.1— Fitz-James,  E.,  Hue  de  Fitz-James. 
Opinion  on  the  proposed  law  relative  to  periodical 
journals.  14  pp.  (F  amp  hi  <■  leer,  v.  11,  1818,  p.  537.)— 
Gait,  J.  Anonymous  publications.  3  pp.  (Fraser's 
Mag.  V.  11, 1835,  p.  .549.)— H.,  T.  Last  century  maga- 
zines. 9  pp.  {Eraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  14,  1876,  p.  325.) — 
Introsinski,M.  Englische  reviews.  21pp.  (Deutsch. 
rundscltau,  v.  8, 1876,  p.  217.)— Lett er  from  a  contributor 
[to  Blackwood's  Magazine]  in  the  sulks.  4  pp.  {Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  14,  1823,  p.  181.)— Iievysohn,  A.  La 
presse  politique  en  Ailemagne.  28  pp.  (Kev.  conlemp. 
18G9,  V.  4,  p.  82.)— MarnJier,  X.  De  la  presse  perio- 
dique en  Ailemagne.  11pp.  (/few.  d.  deux morwies,  1833, 
2  s.  v.  4,  p.  218.)— La  presse  pfirlodique  dans  les  trols 
royaumes  scandiuaves.  18  pp.  {Kev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1840,  4  s.  V.  21,  p.  301.)— Metropolitan,  The.  3  pp. 
(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  3,  1831,  p.  493.)— Meyen,  E.  Die  Ber- 
liner Monatschrlft  von  Gedike  und  Blester.  EIn  bel- 
trag  zur  geschlchte  des  deutschen  journalismus.  72 
pp.  (Prutz,  R.  E.,  Literarhist.  taschenbuch,  v.  5,  p.  151.) 
—Modern  perioflical  literature.  33  pp.  {Dublin 
Rev.  v.  51,  1862,  p.  275.)— Nem6nyl,  A.  Journale  und 
journalisten  der  franzoeslschen  revolutlonszelt.  63 
pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vnrtrg.  v.  15,  1880,  p.  97.)— New 
antipodean  periodical.  8  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag. 
V.  43,  1881,  p.  114.)— North-Peat,  A.  Revues  am6rl- 
caines.  16  pp.  {Rev.  contemp.  1859,  v.  2,  p.  354.)— Re- 
vues anglaises.  52  pp.  (Rev.  conlemp.  1859,  v.  3.  p.  538 ; 
V.  4,  p.  714;  V.  6,  p.  547;  1860,  v.  2,  p.  151.)— Parlor 
periodicals.  7  pp.  {Vem.  Rev.  v.  30,  1852,  p.  76.)-^ 
Periodical  essays  of  the  age  of  Anne.  26  pp. 
{N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  46,  1838,  p.  341.)— Periodical  press. 
The.  30  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  38,  1H23,  p.  349.)— Phlll- 
potts,  H.  Letter  to  the  editor  of  Blackwood's  Maga- 
zine. 3  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  13,  1823,  p.  476.)— 
Popular  literature  i  the  periodical  press.  33  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  85,  18.59,  pp.  90, 180.)— Progress 
of  the  people  «  the  periodical  press.  10  pp.  {Edin. 
Rev.  V.  57,  la33,  p.  239.)— Late  sins  of  the  public 
prints.  6  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  4,  1819,  p.  353.)— 
On  the  reciprocal  influence  of  the  periodical 
publications,  and  the  Intellectual  jirogress  of  thlB 
country.  10  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  10,1824,  p.  518.)— 
Review  of  a  review.  15  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag. 
v.  85,  1859,  p.  750.)— Revues  en  g^nC'ral  et  de  la 
BlbllothJque  Unlversello  en  pariicullor.  10  pp.  [Bib- 
Hoth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  8.  v.  22,  1853,  p.  5.)— Rocha, 
E.  Revues  Itallennes.  Rovlsca  contemporaneo  .  .  . 
21  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1859,  v.  0,  p.  772.)— Sayous,  A. 
Excursion  dans  les  journaux  llit6i-alres  du  18  sidcle. 
17  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  e.  v.  24,  1853,  p.  246.) 
—Scott,  W.    Good  advice  from  Sir  Walter  Scott.  2  pp. 


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[ffarper's  Mag.  v.  6,  1853,  p.  348.)— Talfotird,  T.  N. 
Modern  periodical  literature.  5  pp.  {Crit.  and  rnucel. 
vriiiitgs,  p.  43.)— Tickler,  Timothy  (pseud.)  Letters 
to  emlaent  literary  characters.  19  pp.  {Blackwood' s 
Mag.  V.  14,  1823,  pp.  81,  511.1— Letter  to  Christopher 
North,  concerniug  Mr.  Tickler's  Inst  appearance 
in  Maga.  6  pp.  (Blackwood' t  Mag.  Y.\\,\iilA,  X).  bVi., — 
Periodical  literature  of  the  United  States.  25  pp. 
(iV.  Am.  Ree.  v.  39,  1834,  p.  275.)— Venlllot,  E.  La 
presse  parisienne  ...  15  pp.  ( Correspondani,  v.  10, 
1845,  p.  44.)— Vindiciae  Gaelicae.  7  pp.  (Blaclc- 
wood't  Mag.  Y.  13,  l»23,  p.  93.)— Vox  populi.  14  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  13,  l»>3,  p.  12.5.)  —  AVilson,  J. 
The  Caudid.  17  pp.  ( Blackmtod' s  Mag.  v.  13,  1S23,  p. 
108.; — Writing  for  periodicals.  2  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  1, 1850,  p.  553.)— On  writiug  fbr  tile  maga- 
zines.    6  pp.     (Ueni.  Rev.  v.  16,  1845,  p.  453.) 

S'.e  also  Jonrualiiim.— Liberty  of  the  Press. — 
STevrspapers. — Press. 

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abridged  list  of  the  principal  French  papers 
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Kelly,  J.    Americaa  catalogue.    1866- 

71.  2  V. 

London  catalogue  of  periodicals,  news- 
papers.    1868-78,  5  Nos. 

Mitchell,  C,  and  Co.    Newspaper  press 

directory  and  advertiser's  guide  .  .  .  also  a 
directory  of  magazines,  reviews,  and  period- 
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Philipp,  D.     Alphabetisches  sachregister 

der  wichtigsten  technischen  iournale  .  .  . 
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"Vienna.     Akademie  der  Wissenschaften. 

Verzeichniss  saemmtlicher  von  der  Kais. 
Akademie  der  Wissenschaften  seit  ihrer 
gruendung  bis  letzten  October  1868  ver- 
oeflfentlichten  druckschriften.     1869. 

Drake,  N.    Euuineratlou  of  the  periodical  papers 

which  were  written  during  the  publication  of  the 
Tatler,  Spectator,  and  Guardian.  27  pp.  (Essayt.x.A, 
P- 1.)— Table  of  periodical  papers,  from  the  year  1709, 
to  the  year  1809.    9  pp.    ( Essays,  v.  5,  p.  490.) 

See  also  Royal  Society  of  Loudon.    Catalogue 
of  scleutiflc  I'apers. 

Periodicals.  See  their  names  in  the  general 

alphabet;  also  the  names  of  subjects  to  which  they 
are  devoted.  For  Academies,  learned  societies,  see 
also  the  names  of  places  where  published. 

Periodicity  des  grandes  deluges.  Le  Hon, 
H.  —1615 

Periodisclien  bewegiingen  der  blattor- 
gane.     Pfeflfer.  W.  —2604 

P^rion,  Joachim.   — 1559.   De  magistratibus 

Graecoruni  el  Romanorum,  libri  III.  32  pp.  (Grono- 
vius.  J.,  Thes.  Gr.  antiq.  v.  6,  p.  2755.) 

Xiceron,  J.  P.    Me  n.  des  hommes,  v.  36. 

Peripliis  poiiti  £iixini,  Periplus  maris 
Erythraei.    See  Arrianus. 

Tleplaredaiuv  liber.  266  pp.  Prudentius  Clem- 
ens, A.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  1,  p.  164 :  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Scrip*.  Lat. 

Perit,  Pelatiah.   Ropes.  J.  S.   Pelatiah  Perit. 

10  pp.     (xVeio  Englander,  v.  24, 1865,  p.  168.) 

Perizoniiis,  James  Voorbroek.     1651-1715. 

Cap.  MI.  Anisuadversionum  historicarum  quod  per- 
tinet  ad  Livii  lib.  IV,  cap.  XX.  25  pp.  (Llvius  Pata- 
vluua,  T.,  Hist,  libri,  ed.  A.  Drakenhorch,  v.  7,  1746,  p. 
t"*.;.''  ^''  ^^-  ^'  ^*-'''  P-  296.)— Dissertatlo  de  hlstoria 
belli  Trojanl,  quae  Dictyos  Cretensis  nomen  prae- 
V'^K  ^1  PP-  (I^'ctys,  of  Crete,  De  hello  Trojano,  v.  1,  p. 
19:  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.) 
NIceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  dea  hommes,  v.  1. 


Perjury.    Brief  reflections  upon  the  incon- 

veuieuoes  attending  wilful  and  malicious  forgery  and 
perjury.    3  pp.    (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  245.) 

Perkin  Warbeck,  Fortunes  of.  Shelley, 
3Irs.  M.  W.  G.     3  v.  1292 

Perkins,  Augustus  Thorndike.  Sketch  of 
the  life  and  a  list  of  some  of  the  works  of 
John  Singleton  Copley.  Boston,  1873.  sm. 
4°.  3885 

Harrison    Gray    Otis.      15    pp.      (New  Eng.  Hist 

Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  146.)  — Porcellian 
CInb.  5  pp.  (VaiUe,  F.  C,  and  Clark,  H.  A.,  Harvard 
book,  V.  2,  p.  348.) 

Perkins,    Benjamin    C.       Daniel    Putnam 

King.  5  pp.  (Xew  Eug.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  J/em.ftiog. 
V.  1,  p.  255.) 

Perkins,  Charles  Callahan.  1823-86.  Bibli- 
otheque  internationale  de  I'art.  Ghiberti  et 
son  ecole.    Paris,  1886.     4°.  —2751 

Italian    sculptors ;    being    a    history    of 

sculpture  in  northern,  southern,  and  eastern 
Italy.     London.  1868.     4°.  —1731 

Raphael  and   Michel  Angelo :  a  critical 

and  biographical  essay.     Boston,  1878.     8°. 

—1735 

Tuscan  sculptors  :  their  lives,  works,  and 

times.  London.  1864.  2  v.  4°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  28,  1871,  p.  752.)       —1731 

{Ed.)  Cyclopedia  of  painters  and  paint- 
ings. See  Champlin,  J.  D.,  Jr.,  and  Perkins, 
C.  C.  (in  supplement). 

and  Dwight,  John  S.    History  of  the 

Handel  and  Haydn  Society.  V.  1,  Nos.  1-3. 
Boston.  1883-87.     3  pts.  8°.  —2756 

Perkins,  Frederic  Beecher.  1828—.  Check 
list  for  American  local  history.  Repr.  with 
additions  from  the  bulletins  of  the  Boston 
Public  Library.     Boston.  1876.     4°.        W.56 

Rational  classification  of  literature  for 

shelving  and  cataloguing  books  in  a  library. 
With  alphabetical  index.  Revised  ed.  San 
Francisco.  1882.     8°.  L.62 

San    Francisco    cataloguing    for    public 

libraries.  A  manual  of  the  system  used  in 
the  San  Francisco  Free  PublicLibrary.  San 
Francisco,  1884.     8°.  L.63 

The  best  reading.     Pt.  2.    See  Putnam, 

G.  P. 

Agatha  and  the  exile.    5  pp.    {Harper's  Mag.  v. 

27, 1863,  p.  682.)— The  Boldero  murder.  5  pp.  {Har- 
per't  Mag.  V.  24,  1862,  p.  818.)— Childhood:  a  study. 
11  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  18,  1866,  p.  385.)— The  Iii> 
brarian's  story.  5  pp.  (Atlanl.  Monthly,  v.  1, 1858,  p. 
397.)— My  forenoon  Tvlth  the  baby.  4  pp.  [Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  15,  1857,  p.  363.)— Only  an  Irish  girl. 
6  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  11,  1863,  p.  613.)— A  Stray 
house.  4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  15,  1857,  p.  826.)— 
Thomas  Elliott's  speculations.  5  pp.  {Harper's 
Mag.  V.  26,  1863,  p.  356.) 

See  also  San  Francisco  Free  Public  Ijibrary, 

Catalogue. 

Perkins,  Henry.  The  Perkins  library.  A 
catalogue  of  the  very  valuable  and  important 
library  formed  by  the  late  Henry  Perkins 
.  .  .  which  will  be  sold  by  auction  .  .  .  June 
3,  and  3  following  days.  London,  1873.  r. 
8°.  W.83 

iV««e.— With  MS  prices. 

Perkins,  James  Amory.  Ropes.  J.  C.  Biog- 
raphy of  p.     9  pp.     {Harvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p. 370.) 

Perkins,  James  Breck.  1847—.  France 
under  Mazarin,  with  a  review  of  the  admin- 
istration of  Richelieu.  New  York,  1886.  2  v. 
8°.  1681 


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Perkins,  James  Handasyd.  1810-49.  Annals 
of  the  west :  embracing  a  concise  account  of 
principal  events  which  have  occurred  in  the 
western  states  and  territories,  from  the  dis- 
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1845.     Cincinnati,  1846.     8°.  8593 

Life  or  P.     20  pp.     {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  73,  1851,  p.  190.)— 

Peabody,  E.  Memoir  and  writings  ol  P.  17  pp. 
(Chr.  Exam.  v.  50,  1851,  p.  157.) 

See  also  New  Euglauder,  v.  9, 1851,  p.  359. 

Perkins,  Rev.  Justin.  1805-69.  Residence 
of  8  years  in  Persia,  among  the  Nestorian 
Christians  ;  with  notices  of  the  Muhamme- 
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Perkins,  Samuel.  1767-1850.  Historical 
sketches  of  the  United  States  from  the  peace 
of  1815  to  1830.    New  York,  1830.    12°.    1616 

Perkins,  Stephen  George.    Higginson,  T.W. 

Biography  of  P.   9  pp.    {Harvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  349.) 

Perkins,  Thomas  Handasyd.      Benefactors 

of  education,  literature,  and  science  :  Thomas  Handa- 
syd Perkins.  10  pp.  (Am.  J.  of  Educalion,  v.  1,  1856,  p. 
551.)— Hunt,  F.  T.  H.  Perkins.  69  pp.  (In  Ids  Lives 
of  Am.  merchants,  v.  1,  p.  33.)— Memoir  of  P.  17  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  83,  1856,  p.  217.) 

Perkins  Institution  and  Massachusetts 
Asylum  for  the  blind.  9,  10,  12  annual  re- 
ports of  the  trustees.  Boston,  1841-44.  8°. 
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— —  Minot,  Mrs.  L.  The  Perkins  Institution.  20  pp. 
(Chr.  Exam.  v.  28, 1840,  p.  359.) 

Perle  de  gni.    23  pp.    Bedot,  J.    {Biblioth. 

univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  3, 1858,  p.  497.) 

Perley's  reminiscences  of  60  years  in 
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2641 
Perlin,  Estienne.     16  cent.    Description  of 

England  and  Scotland.  47  pp.  3  pi.  (Grose,  F.,  and 
others,  Antiquarian  repertory,  v.  4,  p.  501.) 

Perls,  Max.     1843-81.    Ueber  die  bedeutung 

der  palhologlschen  anatomie  uud  der  pathologischen 
Institute.  26  pp.  (Samml.  viissens.  vortrg.  v.  8,  1873, 
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Perlnstration  of  Great  Tarnioutli. 

Palmer,  C.  J.     3  v.  2552 

Pernanibuco.     Lancaster,  Sir  J.    Voyage 

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Pernety,  Antoine  Joseph.  1716-1801.  Dis- 
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Histoire  d'un  voyage  aux  Isles  Malouines, 

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Pernice,  Lothar  Anton  Alfred.  1841—.  De 
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P^ron,  Francois.  1775-1810.  Historical  re- 
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Memoir  of  P.     22  pp.     (Jardlne,  Sir  W.,  Nat.  Libr. 

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Perotti,GiustinaLevi.    Sonetto.     1  p.     (Gi- 

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Perotti,  Niccolo.     Niceron,  J.  P.     Mem.  des 

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P^rouse,  J.  F.  G.  de  la.    See  La  Perouse,  J. 

F.  G.  de. 
Perowne,  John  James  Stewart,  D.  D.  1823—. 

Welsh  cathedrals.  23  pp.  (Howson,  J.  8.,  Essays  on 
calliedrals,  p.  185.) 

(Ed. )    Catholic  doctrine  of  the  Church  of 

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(Tr.)    The  Book  of  Psalms.    49  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  Zon- 

don  Quart.  Rev.  v.  24,  1865,  p.  267.) 

Perowne,  Rev.  Thomas  Thomason  (Ed.) 
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Parker,  M.,  D.  D.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury . 

Perpetna,  St.    Acta  SS.  Perpetuae  et  Felici- 

tatis  martyrum.  27  pp.  (Mlgne,  ,T.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v. 
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Bernoulli,  Jao.    Examen  perpetui  mobilis.    7  pp. 

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Perpetuus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Tours.  5  cent.   Testa- 

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V.  3,  pp.  303,  304.)— Testainentuin.  2  pp.  (Migne, 
■J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  58,  p.  753.) 

Perpignan,  France.    Henry,  D.  M.  J.    Re- 

clierches  sur  I'anclenne  constitution  municlpale  de  P. 
64  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  M&m.  divers  sav. 
2  S.  v.  1,  1843,  p.  230.) 

Perplexities  of  thonglit.  15  pp.  Sewall, 

J.,  Jr.     {New  Englander,  v.  38,  1879,  p.  785.) 

Perraud,    Jean   Joseph.     Beule,    E.     Un 

sculpteur  conteraporain  et  le  prlnclpe  du  concours. 
20  pp.     (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1861,  2  per.  v.  33,  p.  666.) 

Perrault,  Charles.  1628-1703.  Contes,  des- 
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Jean  Baptiste  Poquelin  de  Moli^re,    10  pp.    (Pou- 

let-Malassls,  A,  de,  Moliere  jugi  par  ses  contemporains, 
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Sainte-Beuve,  C.  A.     Charles  Perrault.     20  pp. 

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(Noureaux  Lundis,  v.  1,  p.  296.) 

Perrault,  Claude.    Condorcet,  M.  J.  A.  N. 

C,  Marquis  de.  Eloge  de  P.  12  pp.  (Oiuvres.y.  2,  p. 
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Perr^al,  Jehan.    Charvet,  E.  L.  G.     Bio- 
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teorico-i)ratlca  del  rabbi  Natan  ben  Joel  Palquera. 
9  pp.  (Cong,  luternaz.  degll  orient.  Alii,  1878,  v.  1, 
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Perrelle,  Jean.    15  cent.    De  ratione  lunae, 

epactarum,  et  inensis  Intorcalarii  commentarlolus.  4 
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Perrenot,  Antoine  de.  See  Granvelle,  A.  de 
P. ,  Cardinal  de. 

Perrens,  Frangois  Tommy.  1822—.  Etienne 
Marcel  et  le  gouvernement  de  la  bourgeoisie 
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Les  mariages  espagnols  sous  le  regne  de 

Henri  IV  et  la  regence  de  Marie  de  Medicis. 
[1602-15.]     Paris,  n.  d.     8°.  2684 

Ziuce,  S.    Examen  critique  de  rouvrage  lntitul6 : 

Etienne  Marcel  etle  gouverneinent  de  la  bourgeoisie 
au  14  slScle  (135f>-5S),  par  P.  42  pp.  (Bibliolh.  Ecole  d. 
Charles,  v.  21,  1859,  p.  241.) 

Perret,  E.  Les  Frangais  en  Afrique.  Re- 
cits  algeriens,  1830-86,  ed.  illustree  de  8  por- 
traits.    Paris  [1887].     2  v.  8°.  3425 

Perret,  Louis.  Catacombes  de  Rome  :  archi- 
tecture, peintures  murales,  lampes,  vases, 
pierres,  precieuses  gravees,  instruments, 
objets  divers,  fragments  de  vases  en  verre 
dore.  inscriptions,  figures,  et  symboles  gra- 
ves sur  pierre.    Paris,  1851-55.    6  v.  fo.    P.32 

Perret,  P.  Chateaux  historiques  de  la 
France.     See  Eyries,  G.,  and  Perret,  P. 

Perret,  Paul.     1833 — .    Les  Demi-mariages. 

147  pp.  iCorrespondant,n.  3.  v.  82,  1880,  pp.  880,  1041; 
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velle.  39  pp.  ( Correj:pondant,  n.  s.  v.  77,  1878,  p.  271.)— 
L'Idole,  6tude  morale.  180  pp.  {C<yrrespondant,n.  s. 
V.  &o,  1876,  pp.  279,  411,  626,  870,  1038.)— Le  Blarlage  en 
poste.    40  pp.     ( Correspondant,  n.  9.  v.  72, 1877,  p.  109.) 

Perreyve,  Henri,  .466e.  1830-65.  Octavius: 

16gende.    14  pp.     (  Correspondant,  v.  51,  1860,  p.  727.) 

Arband,  L.  Lettres  de  P.,  1850-65.  15  pp.  ( Corres- 
pondant, n.  s.  V.  51,  1872,  p.  741.) — Cochin,  A.  M. 
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706.)  —  Germiuy,  E.  de.  L'.\bb6  Perreyve  et  les 
jeunes  gens.  31  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  67, 1865,  p.  431.) 
Hamerton,  P.  G.  Perreyve.  59  pp.  {In  his  Modern 
Frenchmen,  p.  109.) — Iiescoenr,  P.  Lettres  de  P.  3 
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Perrier,  Amelia.     A  winter  in   Morocco. 

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Perrier,  Charles.    Lafenestre,  G.    Charles 

Perrier.    29  pp.     («er.  conCemp.  1864,  t.  3,  p.  662.) 

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Perrin,  Mme.  Louise  Labe.    Niceron.  J.  P. 

M^ni.  des  bommes,  v.  23.— Sainte-Benve,  C.  A.    An- 

cieiis  pontes  de  la  JFrance.  Louise  Labe.  22  pp.  {Rev. 
d.  deux  motides,  1845,  n.  s.  v.  9,  p.  1049.) — CEuvres  de 
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Perrinchiefe,  Rev.  Richard.    —1673.    Life 

of  Charles  I.  74  pp.  (Charles  I,  King  of  England, 
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Perrine,  France.    Ex  obituario  Perrinensi. 

5  pp.    (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  23,  p.  549.) 

Perring,  J.  S.  The  pyramids  of  Gizeh, 
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1  V.  fo.  P.  28.1 

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3  pyramids,  the  3  smaller  to  the  southward  of  the 
3,  and  the  3  to  the  eastward  of  the  great  pyramid,  pt. 
2.— The  pyramids  to  the  sonthvrard  of  Gizeh 

and  at  Abou  Roash ;  also  Campbell's  tomb,  aud  a  sec- 
tion of  the  rock  at  Gizeh ;  accompanied  by  remarks 
on  the  hieroglyphics,  by  S.  Birch,  pt.  3. 

Survey  of  the  pyramids  at  Abou  Roash, 

and  to  the  southward,  including  those  in  the 
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Operation.^  carried  on  at  the  pyramids  of  Gi- 
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Perring,  Sir  Philip.  1828—.  Hard  knots 
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Perromaqiiia,  La.  17  pp.  Nieto  y  Molina, 

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577  :  Bibliot.  Je  aulor.  espah.) 

Perrone,  Giovanni.     1794-1876.     Tractatus 

de  cultu  Sanctorum;  Dedevotione  erga  sacrosanctum 
cor  .Jesu.  53  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Thenl.  eiir.  eomph  v.  8, 
pp.  769,  1477.)— De  daemouum  cum  hominlbus  com- 
mercio ;  Demundo;  De  homlne.  134  pp.  i Migne,  J. 
P.,  Tkeol.  eur.  compl.  v.  7,  pp.  891,  1337,  1367.)— Utrum 
haeretiei  et  schismatic!  sint  de  Christi  ovibus;  De 
Protestautismo ;  An  extra  Catholicam  ecclesiam,  detur 
saUis;  De  tolerantia.  26  pp.  (Migne.  .J.  P.,  Tkenl.  cur. 
eompl.  V.  6,  pp.  1217,  1221,  1245, 1255.)— Reflexions  sur  la 
mfithode  Introduite  par  Georges  Hermes  dans  la  th6- 
ologie  cathollque,  etc. ;  Dissertation  sur  le  titre  d'eg- 
llse  cathollque  que  s'attribuent  les  communions  s6pa- 
rees  de  I'figlise  romaine.  52  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Di- 
monslr.  erangil.  v.  14,  pp.  945,  1023.)  —  Tractatus  de 
ordine  j  De  coelibatu  eccleslastico  ;  De  matrimonlo. 
125  pp.  (Mlgne,  3.  P.,  Thenl.  cur.  compl.  v.  25,  pp.  9,  63, 
229.)— De  traiisnbslantiatione  et  reali  praesentia 
Christi  in  Eucharistia.  31  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Theol. 
cur.  compl.  v.  26,  p.  857.) 

Cattechismo  Interno  al  Protestanteslmo  ad  uso 

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Perrot,  Aristide  Michel.  1793-1879.  Col- 
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peuples  du  monde,  suivie  d'un  tableau 
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Supplement .  .  .  par  L.  T.  Fayolle.   Paris, 

1846.     4°.  2782 

Perrot,  Georges.  1832 — .  L 'eloquence  poli- 
tique et  judiciaire  a  Athenes.  Paris,  1873. 
8°.  3282 

Memoires  d  archeologie,  d'epigraphie.  et 

d'histoire.    Paris,  1875.     8°.  1734 

M6molre  sur  I'ile  de  Thasos  ;  Rapports  d'une  mis- 
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don, 1883.     2  V.  r.  8°.  —1753 

History  of  art  in  Chaldaea  and  Assyria. 

lUustr.  with  452  engravings  in  the  text,  and 
15  steel  and  coloured  pi.  Tr.  and  ed.  by 
Walter  Armstrong.   Loi^don,  1884.   2  v.  r.  8°. 

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History  of  art  in  Phoenicia  and   its 

dependencies.  Illustr.  with  644  engravings 
in  the  text,  and  10  steel  and  coloured  pi. 
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Pont,  executee  en  1861.  [80  pi.]  Paris,  1872. 
2  V.  fo.  1731 

Perrot,  Henry.      17  cent.      From  book  of 

epigrams.     1  p.     (Campbell,  T.,  Brit,  poett,  v.  2,  p.  282.) 

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sur  les  moeurs.  coustumes,  et  relligion  des 
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1656 

Memoir  of  the  taking  possession  of  the  country  on 

the  upper  Mississippi.  1  p.  (French,  B.  F.,  Hist. 
coll.  of  La.  an-l  Flcrida,  2  s.  1£T5,  p.  122.) 

Perrot  d'Ablanconrt,  N.  See  Ablan- 
court,  N.  P.  d'. 


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Perriiccio,  Andreja.  17  cent.  L'Agnano 
Zeffonnato,  poemma  aroico,  e  la  Malatia 
d 'Apollo,  idillio.  Napoli,  1787.  16°.  {Col- 
lezionepoeminapol.  v.  IG.)  2367 

Perruques,  Eloge  de.    Deguerle,  J.  M.  N. 

—1378 

Perry,  A.  W.     Effectual  external  sanitary 

regulations  without  delay  to  commerce,  i  pp.  (Am. 
Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  1,  p.  437.) 

Perry,  Alice.     Helen.      10  pp.      {Harper''s 

Mag.y.  58,1879,  p.  97.)— Miss  May.  6  pp.  {Harper's 
Mag.  V.  58,  1879,  p.  910.)— Our  nearest  neighbors. 
9  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  62,  1881,  p.  279.)— A  Summer 
story.    10  pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  58,  1879,  p.  659.) 

Perry,  Amos.  Woodbury,  A.  Perry's  Car- 
thage and  Tunis.    16pp.    {Chr.  Exam.v.S6,1809,p.2'19.) 

Perry,  Arthur  Latham,  LL.  D.  1830—. 
Elements  of  political  economy.  New  York, 
1868.     8°.  —1307 

Sturtevant,  J.  M.   Review  of  Prof.  Perry's  Political 

economy.    14  pp.    (iVeio  Englander,  v.  38, 1879,  p.  19.) 

Perry,  Benjamin  Franklin.  1805-86.  Remi- 
niscences of  public  men.     Prefaced  by  a  life 


of    the    author 
Phila.  1883.    p. 


by  Hext  M.  Perry, 


M.  D. 
3796 


Contents. 

Adams,  J.  H.  Grirake,  T.  S.  Petlgru,  J.  L. 

Adams,  J.  Q.  Hamilton,  J.,  Jr.  Pickens,  F.  W. 

Barnwell,  R.  W.  Hammond,  J.  H.  Poinsett,  .T.  R. 

Butler,  A.  P.  Harper,  W.  Preston,  TV.  C. 

Calhoun,  J.  C.  Hayue,  R.  Y.  Rhett,  R.  B. 

Choves,L.  Huger,  A.  Richardson,  J.  S. 

Clay,  H.  Huger,  D.  E.  Seward,  W.  H. 

Cummlng,  A.  Jackson,  A.  Smith,  W. 

Davis,  W.  R.  Johnson,  A.  Swain,  D.  L. 

Drayton,  W.  Johnson,  D.  Thompson, W.,Sr. 

Dunkin,  B.  F.  Johnson,  R,  Thompson,  Gen. W 

Earle,  B.  J.  Legare,  H.  S.  Webster,  D. 

Elmore,  F.H.  McDuffle,  G.  Withers,  T.,  Jr. 

Evans,  J.  J.  Means,  J.  H.  Yancy,  AV.  L. 

FLslier,  J.  F.  Middleton,  H.  Yeadon,  R. 

Gantt,  R.  O'Neal],  J.  B. 

Grayson,  W.  J.  Orr,  J.  L. 

Perry,  H.  M.    Biographical  sketch  of  P.    14  pp. 

(Perry,  B.  F.,  Reminiscences  of  public  men,  p.  7.) 

Perry,  Carlotta.     At  last.      1   p.      {Overld. 

Monlhli/,  V.   13,  1874,  p.  351.)— Completeness.     1  p. 

{Scribrier's  Monthly,  v.  21, 1881,  p.  593.) 

Perry,  "Charles.      To  the  river  Schuylkill. 

1  p.     (Dem.  Rev.  v.  11,  1842,  p.  424.) 

Perry,  Gardner  Braman,  D.  D.      Spalding, 

S.  J.  Gardner  Braman  Perry,  D.  D.  6  pp.  (New  Eng. 
Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  3,  p.  472.) 

Perry,  Rev.  George  Gresley.  1820—.  His- 
tory of  the  Church  of  England.  From  the 
death  of  Elizabeth  to  the  present  time. 
London,  1861-64.     3  v.  8°.  —1283 

History  of  the  Church  of  England  from 

the  accession  of  Henry  VHI  to  the  silencing 
of  the  convocation  in  the  18  century.  With 
an  appendix  containing  a  sketch  of  the  his- 
tory of  the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church  in 
the  United  States  of  America,  by  J.  A.  Spen- 
cer.    New  York,  1879.     8°.  —1287 

History  of  the  reformation  in  England. 

London,  1886.  12°.  (Creighton,  M.,  EpocJis 
of  eh.  hist.)  —1278 

Life  of  St.  Hugh  of  Avalon,  Bp.  of  Lin- 
coln.    London,  1879.     12°.  4777 

(Ed.)     English  prose  treatises.    SeeRolle 

de  Hampole,  R. 

•~—  {Ed.)  Religious  pieces  in  prose  and  verse. 
Ed.  from  Robert  Thornton's  MS  [cir.  1440] 
in  the  Lincoln  cathedral  library.  London, 
1867.   8°.    (Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  1^0.26.)  2125 

Perry,  Hext  McCall,  M.  D.  Biographical 
sketch  of  Benjamin  F.  Perry.  14  pp.  (Perry,  B.  ¥,, 
Senini*cences  of  public  men,  p.  7.) 


Perry,  Commodore  Matthew  Calbraith.  1794- 
1858.  Correspondence  relative  to  the  naval 
expedition  to  Japan.  Washington,  1855.    8°. 

1494 

Expedition  of  an  American  squadron  to 

the  China  seas  and  Japan,  performed  in  the 
years  1852,  1853,  and  1854,  by  order  of  the 
government  of  the. United  States.  Wash- 
ington, 1856.     3  V.  4°.  1422 

Contents.  Abbot,  J.  Report  on  an  examination  of 
the  Bonlu  group,  v.  2.— Report  on  observations  and 
soundings  of  the  islands  of  Japan,  v.  2.— Adams,  H. 
A.  Letter  communicating  the  particulars  of  the  rati- 
fication of  the  treaty  of  Ka-na-ga-wa,  v.  2.— Baclie,  B. 
F.  Comparative  analysis  of  Cumberland,  Formosa, 
and  Japan  coal,  v.  2.— Bent,  S.  Rejiort  upon  the 
kuro-siwo,  or  guif  stream  of  the  north  Pacific  ocean, 
V.  2. — Boyle,  J.  J.  Report  of  an  examination  of  Vol- 
cano bay,  v.  2.— Brevoort,  J.  C.  Notes  on  figures  of 
Japanese  fish,  v.  2.  —  Cassin,  J.  Description  of  the 
birds  collected  in  Japan,  V.  2. — Charts  of  the  United 
States  Japan  expedition,  v.  2.— Fahs,C.  F.  Report  of 
an  exploration  of  Peel  Island,  v.  2. — Report  on  the 
botany,  ethnography,  etc.,  of  Lew  Chew, v.  2.— General 
order,  Nos.  1,  2,  v.  2. — Gray,  A.  Descriptions  of  the 
botanical  specimens,  v.  2.  —  Green,  D.  S.  Report 
upon  the  agriculture  of  China,  v.  2.— Report  upon  the 

agriculture  of  Japan,  v.  2 Report  on  the  agriculture 

of  Madeira,  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  Mauritius,  etc.  v. 
2. — Report  on  the  medical  topography  aud agriculture 
of  Great  Lew  Chew,  v.  2.— Report  upon  the  medical 
topography  of  Japan,  v.  2.— Ha-»vks,  F.  L.  Narrative 
of  the  expedition,  v.  1. — Jay,  J.  C.  Report  on  the 
shells,  v.  2. — Jones, G.  Observations  on  the  zodiacal 
light,  V.  3. — Report  of  a  geological  exploration  of  Lew 
Chew,  V.  2. — Report  of  an  exploration  of  Great  Lew 
Chew,  V.  2.— Report  respecting  a  mineral  spring  near 
Hakodadi,  v.  2.— Reports  on  the  coal  regions  of  For- 
mosa, V.  2.— Iietter  from  the  2  King  of  Slam  to  Com- 
modore Perry,  v.  2. — Instructions  and  reports  in  rela- 
tion to  a  visit  to  Manila  and  Formosa,  v.  2 — Account 
of  the  loss  of  Lieut.  John  Matthews  and  boat's  crew, 
v.  2.— Morro^v,  J.  Observations  on  the  agriculture 
of  Lew  Chew,  v.  2.— List  of  officers  of  the  United 
States  Japan  expedition,  v.  2. — Perry,  M.  C.  Remarks 
upon  the  expediency  of  extending  further  encourage- 
ment to  American  commerce  in  the  East,  v.  2.— Re- 
marks upon  the  probable  future  commercial  relations 
with  Japan  and  Lew  Chew,  v.  2.  —  Redfield,  W.  C. 
Observations  in  relation  to  the  cyclones  of  the  Pacific, 
V.  2.— Sailing  ^^rections  aud  nautical  remarks  by 

officers  of  the  .  .  .  expedition,  v.  2 Journal  of  the 

second  vUit  of  Com.  Perry  to  Japan,  by  a  native 
of  China,  v.  2. — Correspondence  in  reference  to  Siam, 
V.  2.— Taylor,  B.  Report  of  an  exploration  of  Peel 
island,  V.  2. — Fac-similo  of  the  original  treaty  -*vlth 
Japan,  v.  2.— "West,  G.  R.  Paper  upon  the  agricul- 
ture of  China,  v.  2.— Wilson,  J.  Manner  of  hatching 
ducks  In  China,  v.  2. 

Griffis,W.  E.   Matthew  Calbraith  Perry, 

a  typical  American  naval  officer.     1887. 

Schmuclier,  S.  M.     M.  G.  Perry.    42  pp.    {In  his 

Life  of  E.  K.  Kane,  aud  other  dtsliuguished  American 
explorers,  p.  305.)— Tomes,  R.  Commodore  Perry's 
expedition  to  Japan.  59  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  12, 1856, 
pp.  411,  733.) 

Perry,  Nora.     1841—.     A  deux  temps.     1  p. 

{Harper's  Mag.  v.  51,  1875,  p.  884.)— After  the  ball.  2 
pp.  (Allanl.  Monthly,  v.  4,  1859,  p.  28.)— Apple-blos- 
soms. 1  p.  (//arper's  ;Vap.  V.  23,  1861,  p.  35.)— A  Bowl 
of  broth.  9  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  36,  1808,  p.  100.)— 
Clotilde  and  the  contraband.  8  pp.  (Harper't 
Mag.  V.  24,  1862,  p.  764.)— Contrast.  1  p.  {Harper't 
Mag.  V.  62, 1881,  p.  928.)— Dolly.  13  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
V.  40,  1870,  p.  37.)— Five  years.  10  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  27,  1803,  p.  541.)— Held  by  a  threail.  7  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  35, 1867,  p.  490.)— Henry  of  Navarre 
hefore  Paris.  2  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  61,  1880,  p. 
369.)— If  I  were  yon.  Sir.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  56, 
1878,  p.  671.)— In  a  street  car.  5  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
V.  34,  1867,  p.  374.)— In  an  hour.  1  p.  (Scrihner't 
Monthly,  v.  8,  1874,  p.  551.)— In  June.  1  p.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  25,  1870,  p.  080.)  — John  Kccleslon'a 
thaiiksgiving.  5  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  34,  1807,  p. 
99.J— Laura  and  her  hero.  12  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
v.  29,  1864,  p.  168.)  —  Magdalena.  2  pp.  {Allant. 
Monthly,  v.  4,  1859,  p.  721.)— Margaret  Preyer'a 
heart.  11  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  2"/,  1863,  p.  179.)— A 
May.basket.    8  pp.    (Harper's   Mag.  v.  33,  1866,  p. 


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(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  13,  p.  81.)— Flake,  J. 
Causes  ol  persecution.    31  pp.    (Excursions  of  an  ecolu- 
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Avi.  Rev.  V.  132,  1881,  p.  1.)— Crregcrius,  of  Decapolis. 
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J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  100,  p.  1201.)— Horrer,  M.  J., 
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Pergecutloiis  among  the  Armenians.    13  pp. 
{New  Engtander,v.i,lSi(i,  p.410.)— Q,iievedo  y  Ville- 
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^See  also  Catholic  Cliurch.— Church  Iiistory.— 
Friends.  —  Inquisition.  —  Jews.  —  Liberty  of 
conscience.  —  Martyrs.  —  Protestants.  — Reli- 
gious liberty. 

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Fergusson,  J.     Palaces  of  Nineveh  and 
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Lassen,  C.   Altpersischen  keilinschriften 

von  Persepolis.     1836. 

MUENTER,  F.  C.  C.  H.,  Bp.  of  Seeland. 

Versuch  ueber  die  keilfoermigen  inschriften 
zu  Persepolis.     1802. 

Myers,  P.  V.  N.    Remains  of  lost  empires. 

1875. 

Vaux,  W.  S.W.    Nineveh  and  Persepolis. 

1850. 

Francklin,  W.    Remains  of  the  celebrated  palace 

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Perseriii,  Die.    113  pp.    Schefer,  L.,  Aus- 

gew.  werke,  v.  5,  p.  235. 

Perses.    Epigramme.    [Gr.  and  Ger.]    5  pp. 

(Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr.  elecjiker,  v.  2,  p.  232.) 

Perseus.    Birch,  S.    On  a  vase  representing 

an  adventure  of  P.  18  pp.  1  pi.  (Archaeologia,  v.  36, 
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8  pp.  1  pi.  (Berlin  Akad.  wissens.  Philol.  klasse  Ab- 
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Perseus  of  the  lianzi.    3  pp.    {Fraser^s 

Mag.  V.  64,  1861,  p.  549.) 

Perseverance  of  tlie  Saints.  Owen,  J. 
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Whitby,  D.  Discourse  concerning  elec- 
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August inus.  A.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Hippo.    De  done  per- 

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See   also    Calvinism.  —  Predestination   and 
election. 

Pershore,  .EHSfZojid.    Walcott,  M.  E.  C.    .The 

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Porter.  Sir  R,  K.     Travels  in  Georgia, 

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Sherley,  Sir  A,,  Sherley,  Sir  R,,  and 

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Kliorasan.  —  Media.  —  Ormiig.  —  Pergepolia. — 
Teheran. 

Persia,  Antiquities. 

LONGPERiER,  H.  A.  p.  de.  Notice  des  an- 
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SiLVESTRE  DE  Sacy,  A.  I.     Memoires  sur 

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Ancient  Persian  bricks.    31  pp.    [N.  Am.  Rev. 

V.4, 1817,p.  328.)-Benfey,T.  Einpersischesamuletmit 
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sien  In  Masanderan.  11  pp.  (Deutsch.  inoi'g.  gesells. 
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See  also  Inscriptions,  Cuneiform. — Iran. — Media. 
— Persepolis. 

Persia,  Architecture. 

Fergusson,  J.  Palaces  of  Nineveh  and 
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—^  Beaumont,  A.  de.  Les  arts  decoratlfs  en  orient 
et  en  France.  L'architecturo  persane ;  L'archltccture 
moderne  en  Perse.  51  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1866, 
2  per.  V.  65,  pp.  5,  981.) 

Persia,  Calendar. 

Preret,  N.  De  I'ancienne  annfie  des  Perses.  34  pp.; 
Observations  sur  les  f6tes  rellgleuses  de  Tannfie  per- 
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vations sur  I'annfee  des  anclens  Perses.  30  pp.  (Inst. 
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Persia,  Chronology. 

Ideler,  C.  L.  Ueber  die  zeltrechnung  der  Perser. 
33  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssena.  Hist,  kl'asse  Abhandl. 
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et,  de  I'autre,  lea  rols  arabes  du  Y6men  et  de  Hlra.  29 
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Persia,  Commerce. 

Fraser,  J.  B.  Travels  and  adventures  in 
the  Persian  provinces  on  the  southern  banks 
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Hanway,  J.     Historical  account  of  the 

British  trade  over  the  Caspian  sea.   1754,  2  v. 

Persia,  Education. 

Nicolas,  A.  Mote  sur  renselgnement  en  Perse.  10 
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Persia,  Oeologj/  and  natural  history. 

Blanford,  W.  T.    Zoology  and  geology. 
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Eraser,  J.  B.   Travels  and  adventures  in 

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Persia,  History. 

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Dubeux,  L.    La  Perse.    1841.    (Univers.) 

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FiRDUSi,  Abu'l  Kasim  Mansur  Ben  Ahmed 

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78,  6  V. 
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Eraser.  J.  B.    Historical  and  descriptive 

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GoBiNEAU,  J.  A.,  Covite  de.    Histoire  des 

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Hammer-Purgstall,  J.,    Freiherr   von. 

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Hanway,  J.     Historical  account  of  the 

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Justi,  F.     Geschichte  des  alten  Persiens. 

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Malcolm,  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  J.     History  of 

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Markham,  C.  R.     General  sketch  of  the 

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MlRKHOND,   Muhamnied    Ben   Khavend- 

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Tab  AM,   Abu    Jafar    Mohammed    (Ibn 

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Mag.  V.  81,  1857,  p.  135.)  —  Warren,  E.,  ComU  de. 
L'Inde  anglalse,  la  Russie,  et  la  Perse  au  point  de  vue 
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See  also  Abbas  -  Mirza.  —  Abu-Said-3Iirza.  — 
Alexander  the  6r<u^— Arsacidae.— Barkiarokh. 
— Cyrus  the  Great.— Xiariwa  I.— Iran.- 3Iedla. — 
Ifadir  Sfttfi.  —  Xassr-ed-Din.  —  Parthla.— Per- 
sepolis.  —  Resht.  —  Shak-Rokh-Behadur.  — 
Tlinnr  or  Tamerlane.— Xerxes. 

Pei^iar,  Manners  and  customs. 

Customs  and  manners  of  the  vromen  of 
Persia,  and  their  domestic  superstitions  .  .  . 
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Trans.  Fund.) 

MOBIER,  J.    Adventures  of  Hajji  Baba, 

of  Ispahan.     1824,  3  v. 

Note. — A  novel. 

Sheil.  Lady  M.  L.    Glimpses  of  life  and 

manners  in  Persia.     1856. 

Chodzko,  A.  B.    Code  de  la  femme  chez  les  Per- 

sans.  20  pp.  (Correipondant,  v.  40,  1857,  p.  46.)  — 
Moenrs  des  anclens  rols  de  Perse.  8  pp.  {Rev. 
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(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  ZeiU.  v.  19,  1866,  p.  1;  t.  20^ 
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Persia,  Natural  history. 

Set  with  Geology. 

Persia,  Xumismatics. 

MORDTMANN,  A.  D.  Erklaerung  der 
muenzen  mit  pehlvi-legenden.  1854-65,  3 
pts.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  8,  12, 
19.) 

SiLVESTRE  DE  Sacy,  A.  I.    Memoircs  sur 

diverses  antiquites  de  la  Perse,  et  sur  les 
medailles  des  rois  de  la  djnastie  des  Sassa- 
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Thomas,  E.  Numismatic  ,  ,  ,  illustra- 
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1873. 

Dorn,  J.  A.  B.     Bemerkungen  ueber  A.  Mordt? 

mann's  Erklaerung  der  muenzen  mlt  pehlevl-legen- 
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p.  161.)— Gobinean,  J.  A., Concede.  Perslsche  studien. 
19  pp.  2  pi.    (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  11, 1857, 


PERSIA,  Numismatics 


3400 


PERSIAN  GULF 


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(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeiis.  v.  12,  1858,  p.  305.)— 
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Slommseii,  T.  Ueber  das  gewicht  der  sasanlden- 
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gemnien.  13  pp.  1  pi.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits. 
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(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  2ei<s.v.  4, 1850,  p.  83.)— Studien 
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pp.  1  pi.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  31, 1877,  p. 
582.)— Zur  pehlevi-niuenzkunde.  223  pp.  (Deutsch. 
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Noeldeke,  T.  Zur  erklaerung  der  sasanldenmuen- 
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(Boyal  Soc.  London,  Philos.  trans,  v.  61,  pt.  2,  1772,  p. 
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(Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wlssens.  Comment,  recent.  Hist, 
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Persia,  Philosophy. 

See  with  Religions. 

Persia,  Politics. 

Arbuthnot,  F.  F.  Persian  portraits  :  a 
sketch  of  Persian  history,  literature,  and 
politics.     1887. 

Rawlinson,  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  H.      England 

and  Russia  in  the  East.     1875. 

——  Bouiieau,  A.  Herat  et  la  question  anglo-persane. 
50  pp.  {Bev.  contemp.  1856,  v.  6,  p.  691.)— Herat  and 
the  Persian  ■war.  25  pp.  iWestm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  11, 
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ou  le  souldvement  politique  et  religieux  en  Perse,  de 
1845  k  1853.  258  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  6  s.  v.  7,  1866,  pp. 
329,  457;  v.  8,  1866,  pp.  196,  357,  473.)  — Our  past, 
present, and  future  policy  in  P.  14  pp.  [Eraser's 
Mag.  v.  56,  1857,  p.  127.)— Our  political  relations 
with  P.  16  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  48,  1856,  p.  631.) 
— Poole,  E.  8.  Reforms  in  P.  7  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
V.  14,1873,  p.  206.)— Russia,  Persia,  and  England. 
44  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  64,  1839,  p.  145.)— Thomas,  A. 
Simple  k-proposd'hlstolre  diplomatique.  Negociations 
de  I'Angleterre  et  do  la  Bussie  au  sujet  de  la  Perse. 
56  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1845,  n.  s.  v.  9,  p.  773.) 
See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  21, 1827,  p.  158. 

Persia,  Religions  and  philosophy. 

Dabistan,  The  ;  or,  school  of  manners. 
Tr.  from  the  original  Persian  ...  by  D. 
Shea  and  A.  Troyer.  1843.  {Orient.  Trans. 
Fund. ) 

Darmesteter,  J.     Ormuzd  et  Ahriman, 

leurs  origines  et  leur  histoire.     1877. 

The  same.  1877.  {Biblioth.  de  f^cole  des 
hautes  Etudes,  v.  29.) 

FoucHER,  P.  Traits  historique  de  la  re- 
ligion des  Perses.  1759-77.  5  v.  (Inst,  de 
France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  25,  27,  29, 
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• Gobineau,  J.  A.,Comte  de.    Les  religions 

et  les  philosophies  dans  I'Asie  centrale.   1865. 

Johnson,  S.     Oriental  religions.     Persia. 

1885. 

Malcolm,  Maj.-Oen.  Sir  J.     History  of 

Persia  .  .  .  contaiuiDg  au  account  of  the  re- 


ligion ...  of  the  inhabitants  of  that  king- 
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Menant,  J.    Zoroastre.     Essai  sur  la  phi- 

losophie  religieuse  de  la  Perse.     1857. 

Schoebel,  C.     Recherches  sur  la  religion 

premiere  de  la  race  indo-iranienne.     n.  d. 

Kazeni-Beg,  M.  A.    Bab  et  les  Babis,  ou  le  sou- 

Ifevement  politique  et  religieux  en  Perse,  de  1845  h  1853. 
258  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  6  s.  v.  7,  1866,  pp.  329,  457 ;  v.  8, 
1866,  pp.  196,  357, 473.)— Meiners,  C.  Corameutatio  de 
variis  religionls  Persarum  converslonibus.  40  pp. 
(Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wlssens.  Comment.  Hist,  philol. 
V.  3,  1780,  p.  99.)— Rapp,  A.  Religion  und  sitte  der 
Perser  und  uebrigen  Iranler  nach  den  griechlschen 
und  roemlschen  quellen.  181  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  19,  1865,  p.  1;  v.  20,  1866,  p.  49.)  — 
Robins,  E.  Persian  dualism.  10  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  60,  1882,  p.  804.)— Spiegel,  F.  Cyrus  und  Kuru. 
Cambyses  und  Kamboja.  7  pp.  (Beifr.  zur  vergleick. 
sprachforsch.  v.  1,  1858,  p.  32.)— Wright,  A.  H.'  Bab 
und  seine  secte  in  Persien.  2  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  5,  1851,  p.  384.) 

See  also  Avesta. — Gnosticism. — Manichaeans. 
—  Slolianimedans  and  Mohanimeclanism.  — 
^Testorians.  —  Parsees. —  Philosophy,  Oriental; 
Persian.-Shi'ahs.-Sufis.— Zoroaster. 

Persia,  Zoology. 

See  with  Geology. 

Persian  Boundary  Commission.  Ac- 
count of  the  journeys  of  the,  [in]  eastern 
Persia,  1870-72.  London,  1876.  2  v.  8°.  1495 
Contents.  Blanford,  W.  T.  Zoology  and  geology, 
V.  2.  —  Goldsmid,  ,Si>  F.  J.  Introduction,  v.  1.— 
liOvett,  Maj.  B.  Narrative  of  a  journey  In  Baluchis- 
tan, V.  1.— St.  John,  Maj.  O.  B.  Narrative  of  a  jour- 
ney through  Baluchistan  and  southern  Persia,  1872,  v. 

1 Physical  geography  of  Persia,  v.  1.— Smith,  Maj. 

E.  Perso-Afghan  mission,  1871-72,  v.  1.— Perso-Baluch 
frontier  mission,  1870-71,  v.  1. 

Persian  fiction. 

Bakhtyar  Nama :  a  Persian  romance. 
Tr.  by  Sir  William  Ouseley.  Ed.  by  W.  A. 
Clouston.     1883. 

BiDPAl,  or  Pilpay.    Anvar-i  Suhaili ;  or, 

the  lights  of  Canopus  ;  being  the  Persian 
version  of  the  fables  of  Pilpay :  literally  tr. 
by  E.  B.  Eastwick.     1854. 

Persian  fables  from  the  Anwari  Soo- 

heyly,  with  a  vocabulary.  Prepared  and 
arranged  by  J.  Michael.     1827. 

Book  of  Sindibad  .  .  .     From  the  Persian 

.  .  .  with  introduction,  notes,  and  appendix, 
by  W.  A.  Clouston.     1884. 

Hatim  Tai.  The  adventures  of ;  a  ro- 
mance. Tr.  from  the  Persian,  by  Duncan 
Forbes.     1830.     [Orient.  Trans.  Fund.) 

Tooti  Nameh,  or  tales  of  a  parrot:  in  the 

Persian  language,  with  an  English  tr.    1801. 

Andrieux,  F.  G.  J.  S.    L'hOpital  des  fous,  conte 

persan.  10  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Mim.  Lit.  et  beaux- 
arts,  V.  1, 1797,  p.  234.)— Bidpai,  or  Pilpay.  Livre  de 
Calila  et  Dimna,  tr.  en  persan;  Le  parangon  de  la 
science,  traduction  persano  du  Livre  de  Calila.  132 
pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  exlr.  des  MSS,  v.  10,  pt.  1, 
1818,  pp.  94,  197.) 

Persian  fiction^  History,  and  criticism. 
CoMPARETTi,  D.  Researches  respecting  the 
Book  of  Sindibad.  1882.  (Folk-lore  Soc. 
Pub.  V.  9.) 

Jaubert,  A.    Notice  et  extralt  de  la  version  turque 

du  BakhtlarnamSh.  21  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  1  s.  v.  10, 
1827,  p.  146.)— Y.,  A.  Rare  Persian  romances.  3  pp. 
(Valpy,  A.  3. .Class.  Journ.  v.  34, 1826,  p.  130.) 

Persian  roiiclore.    See  Folklore,  Oriental. 

Persian  gulf.  Anville,  J.  B.  B.  d'.  Re- 
cherches gfiographlques  sur  le  golfe  perslque.  66  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  30,  1764,  p.  132.) 
—Carter,  H.  J.  Report  on  geological  specimens  from 
the  Persian  gulf.  7  pp.  (Asiat.  Soc.  Bengal,  Jotirn.  v. 
28,  1859,  p.  41.)— Heeren,  A.  H.  L.  Do  prlsca  sinus 
Persicl  facie.  51  pp.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wlssens. 
Comnient.  Hitt.  philol.  v.  13, 1799,  p.  138.) 


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Persian  inscriptions.    See  Inscriptions, 

Cuneiform;  Persian. 
Persian  language. 

Mkxant.  J.  Les  langues  perdues  de  la 
Perse  et  de  I'Assyrie.  Perse.  1885.  [Bib- 
lioth.  orient,  elzevir,  v.  41.) 

Anquetil-Dnperrou,  A.  H.    Becberches  snr  les 

ancienues  langues  de  la  Perse.  104  pp.  (Inst,  de 
France,  Acad.  Inscripl.  Hist.  v.  31,  1768,  p.  339.)— Bal- 
four, F.  On  the  Introduction  of  Arabick  Into  Per- 
sian. 17  pp.  2  pl.  (Asiat.  Research,  v.  2,  1790,  p.  207.)— 
Dueatf  G.  I.ettre  .  .  .  sur  la  langue  perse.  7  pp. 
[Journ.  asiat.  5  s.  v.  1,  1853,  p.  275.)— Ebel,  H.  Alt- 
perslsches.  2  pp.  (Beitr.  zur  vergleick.  sprack/orsch.  v.  2, 
1861,  p.  129.>-Haiiimer-Purg8t«ll,  J.,  Frakerr  von. 
Essal  sur  la  langue  et  la  litt«rature  persanes.  32  pp. 
(Joum.  asiat.  2  s.  v.  12,  1833,  p.  20.)— Heeren,  A.  H.  L. 
De  Unguarum  Aslatlcarum  In  antique  Persarum  Im- 
perio  varietate  et  cognatlone.  30  pp.  (Goettlngen, 
K.  gesells.  wissens.  Comment.  Hist,  pkilol.  v.  13, 1799,  p. 
23.) — Janbert,  A.  Notice  du  Dlcllonnalre  et  de  la 
gramraaire  persane  pub.  par  les  soins  de  S.  M.  le  rol 
d'Oude.  6  pp.  [Joum.  asiat.  1  s.  v.  7,  1825,  p.  117.)— 
Joucs,  Sir  W.  History  of  the  Persian  language.  26 
pp.  ( Works,  v.  2,  p.  303.) — Romer,  J.  Brief  notices 
of  Persian,  and  of  the  language  called  Zend.  13  pp. 
(Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Bombay,  Joum.  v.  5,  1857,  p.  95.)— 
Schtndler,  .\.  H.  Berlcht  ueber  den  Ssemnaulschen 
dialect.  7  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  32, 
1678,  p.  535.)— Spiegel,  F.  Vocale  1  und  S,  ft  nnd  6 
Im  neupersischen.  5  pp.  (Beitr.  zur  vergleich.  sprack- 
fortck,  Y.  3,  1863,  p.  77.) 

See  also  luscriptions,  Cuneiform ;  Persian. — Iranlc 
langnages.  —  Pablavl  language.  —  2Send  lan- 
guage. 


Dictionaries. 

■Abdur-Rashid. 
Persian  dictionary 
Indica. ) 

Castell,  E. 

2  V. 

JOHXSOK,  F. 

lish  dictionary 


Farhang  i  Rashidi,  a 
1875,   2  V.     (Biblioth. 


Lexicon  heptaglotton.  1669, 


Persian,  Arabic,  and  Eng- 
1852. 
YcLX£RS,J.A.  Lexicon  Persico-Latinum. 
1853-67.  3  V, 

WoLLASTON,  A.  N.  English-Persian  dic- 
tionary.   1882. 

BlocIimann,H.  Contributions  to  Persian  lexicog- 
raphy. 72  pp.  (Asiat.  Soc.  Bengal,  Joum.  t.  37,  pC  1. 
1869,  p.  1.) 

Ely-mology. 

Ascoll,  G.   3.     Ender  (pers.)    1  p.    (Zeits.  f.  ver- 
gleich. sprach/orseh.  v.  12,  1863,   p.  320.]— Benfey,  T. 

Altperslsch  niat<IdA=zendisch  iiiaxd4oiiA=:sanskritl8ch 
medhds:  eine  grammatisch-etyniologlsche  abhand- 
lung.  44  pp.  (Goettlngen,  K.  gesells.  wissens.  Hist, 
pkilol.  elasse  Abhandl.  v.  23,  1878.)— Ebel,  H.  Altper- 
sisches.  2  pp.  ( Beitr.  zur  vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  2, 
1861,  p.  129.)— Spiegel,  F.  Azda.  3  pp.  (Beitr.  zur 
vergleich.  sprachforsch.  \.  7,  1873,  p.  94.)— Bakhtar  und 
kh&var  Im  neupersischen.  2  pp.  (Beitr.  zur  vergleich. 
sprachforsch.  v.  5, 1868,  p.  398.) 

Grammar. 

Forbes,  D.    Grammar  of  the  Persian  lan- 
guage.   1862. 

IBRAHEEM.  M.  M.  Grammar  of  the  Per- 
sian language.     1841. 

Palmer.  E.  H.    Simplified  grammar  of 

Hindustani,  Persian,  and  Arabic.  1882. 
(Rost,  R.,  Truebner's  Coll.  of  simplified  gram- 
mars, V.  1.) 

RuECKERT,  F.    Grammatik,  poetik,  und 

rhetorik  der  Perser.     1874. 

Balfonr,  F.    Extracts  from  the  "  Essence  of  logic  " 

proposed  as  a  small  supplement  to  Arabic  and  Per- 
sian grammar.  47  pp.  (Asiat.  Research,  v.  8,  1805,  p. 
^•)— Barb,  H.  A.  Ueber  die  praeterital-bildung  des 
perslschen  verbums.  5  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  V.  13, 1859,  p.  468.)— Jones,  Sir  W.  Grammar  of 
the  Persian  language.  181  pp.  (  Worla,  t.  2,  p.  119.)— 
Mueller,  V-     Declination  des  neupersischen   und 


ossetischeu.  12  pp.  (Beitr.  zur  vergleich.  sprachforsch. 
V.  5,  1868,  p.  98.)— Xoeldeke,  T.  Ueber  das  ueuper- 
slsche  superlativsufllx.  2  pp.  {Beitr.  zur  vergleich. 
sprachforsch.  v.  2,  1861,  p.  135.)— Spiegel,  F.  Organis- 
mus  des  neupersischen  verbums.  16  pp.  (Beitr.  tur 
vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  2, 1861,  p.  464.) 

Pronunciation. 

Oppert.  J.  Das  lautsystem  des  altper- 
sischen.  1847. 
£>epsins,  E.  R.  Ueber  das  lautsystem  der  per- 
slschen keilschrift.  28  pp.  (Berliu  Akad.  wissens. 
Philol.  klasse  Abhandl.  1862,  p.  385.)— Ifoeldeke,  L. 
Ueber  den  vokalischen  nachhaU  Im  neupersischen. 
2  pp.     (Beitr.  zur  vergleich.  sprachforsch.  y.  2, 1861,  p.  494.) 

Prosody. 

RuECK^RT,  F.  Grammatik,  poetik,  und 
rhetorik  der  Perser.     1874. 

Garcin  de  Tassy,  J.  H.  S.V.    Prosodie  des  langues 

de  rorlent  musulman,  specialement  de  I'arabe,  du 
persan  ...  167  pp.  (Joum.  asial.  Is.  v.  11,  1848,  pp. 
105,  205,  333.) 

Persian  letters.    262  pp.    Lyttelton,  G., 

1  Baron  Lyttelton,  Works,  v.  1,  p.  129. 

Persian  letters.    Montesquieu,  C.  de  S., 

Baron  de  la  Brede  et  de.  4667 

Persian  literature.  Bibliography.  Huart, 

C.  Bibliographie  ottomane.  KoUce  des  livres  turcs, 
arabes,  et  persans,  imprimes  k  Constantinople,  1877- 
79.     29  pp.     [Joum.  asial.  7  s.  v.  16, 1880,  p.  411.) 

Persian  literature.  History  and  criticism. 
Arbuthnot.  F.  F.  Persian  portraits :  a 
sketch  of  Persian  history,  literature,  and 
politics.     1887. 

HAiniER-PrRGSTALL,   J.,    Fretlicrr   von. 

Geschichte  der  schoenen  redekuenste  Per- 
siens.     1818. 

Cow^cU,  E.  B.    Persian  literature.    20  pp.    ( Oxford 

essays,  1855,  p.  156.)— Hanimer-Pnrgstall,  J.,  Frei- 
herr  von.  Essal  sur  la  langue  et  la  liiterature  persanes. 
32  pp.  (Joum.  asiat.  2  s.  v.  12,  1833,  p.  20.)— Silvestre 
de  Sacy,  A.  I.  Memoire  sur  le  Djavidau  Kliired  oa 
Livre  de  I'^temelle  ralsou.  30  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
Acad.  InseripL  Mim.  v.  9,  1831,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Persian  fiction. — Persian  poetry. 

Persian  niiraele  plays.    Pelly.  Sir  L. 

{Ed.)     Miracle  play  of  Hasan  and  Husain,. 

collected  from  oral  tradition.     1879,  2  v. 
Arnold,  M.    A  Persian  passion  play.    49  pp.    (/i» 

his  Essays  in  criticism,  p.  259.) 

Persian  newspaper,  and  translation.    17 

pp.     (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Joum.  v.  5,  1339,  p.  335.) 

Persian  poetry. 

Chodzko,  a.  B.  (!ZV.)  Specimens  of  the 
popular  poetry  of  Persia.  1842.  {Orient. 
Trans.  Fund.) 

FiRDUSi.Abu'lKasimMansur  Ben  Ahmed 

Ben  Fakhr  Ed-Din.  Le  livre  des  rois.  Pub., 
tr.,  et  comments  par  M.  Jules  Mohl.  1838- 
78,  7  V. 

Tlie  same.    Pub.  par  Mme.  Mohl.     1876- 

78,  6  V. 
The  Shah  Nameh.    Tr.  and  abridged 

in  prose  and  verse  ...  by  James  Atkinson. 

1832.     (Orient.  Trans.  Fund.) 
Epic  of    kings :   stories  retold  from 

Firdusi  by  Helen  Zimmern.     1882. 

Hafiz,  Muhammad  Shams  ud-Din.     Di- 

wan,  im  persischen  original,  herausg.  ins 
deutsche.  metrisch  uebersetzt  und  mit  an- 
merkungen  versehen  von  Vincenz  Ritt«r 
V.  Rosenzweig-Schwannau.     1858-64,  3  v. 

Lieder.    Persisch  mit  dem  commentar 

des  Sudi,  herausg.  von  Hermann  Brockhaus. 
1863. 

Selections  from  his  poems,  tr.  from 

the  Persian  by  Hermann  Bicknell.     1875. 


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PERSIUS  FLACCUS 


(Fitzgerald,  E.,  Works, 


Hasan -EBN- Mohammed   Cherep-eddin 

Rami.  Auis  el-'Oclichaq.  Traite  des  termes 
figures  relatifs  a  la  description  de  la  beaute, 
tr.  du  persan  at  annote  par  M.  CI.  Huart. 
1875.  [Biblioth.  de  Vecole  des  hautes  etudes, 
V.  25.) 

• Jamee,  Moolla    Noor    ed-Deeu    Abd-er- 

Rahraan.  Salaman  and  Absal  .  .  .  tr.  from 
the  Persian.     1856.     {Onent.  Trans.  Fund.) 

Yusuf  and  Zulaikha.     Tr.  by  R.  T.  H. 

Griffith.     1883.     (Truebner,  N.,  Orient.  S.) 

Nizamu-'d-Din,  Abu  Muhammad  bin  Yu- 
suf bin  Mu,  ayyid.  The  Khirad  Namah  'e 
Iskandari,  also  called  the  Sikandar  Namah 
'e  Bahri.  Ed.  by  A.  Sprenger  and  Aga  Mu- 
hammad Shooshteree.  1852.  {Biblioth.  In- 
dica. ) 

■ Sikander  Nama,  e  Bara,  or  book  of 

Alexander  the  Great,  written,  A.  D.  1200. 
Tr.  by  Capt.  H.  W.  Clarke.     1881. 

—  Laili  and  Majnun,  a  poem.     Fi'om  the 

original  Persian  by  James  Atkinson.  1836. 
(Orient.  Trans.  Fund.) 

Omar  Khayyam.    Rubaiyat.    Rendered 

into  English  verse.  1868.  [Orient.  Trans. 
Fund. ) 

The  same.    1878. 
The  same.     1887. 
V.  1.) 

Robinson,  S.   {Tr.)    Persian  poetry  for 

English  I'eaders :  being  specimens  of  6  of 
the  greatest  classical  poets  of  Persia.     1883. 

SADi,Muslih-ed-Din.  The  Gulistan  (Rose- 
garden).  A  new  ed.,  with  a  vocabulary,  by 
F.  Johnson.     1863. 

Abu  Mii*ln  Nagir  ed-Din  bin  Khosron.    Le 

livre  de  la  felicite,  [tr.]  par  Edmond  Fagiiau.  32  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  34,  1«80,  p.  643.)— 
Efisanainama,  Oder  buch  der  erleuchtuug.  Text  und 
uebersetzung  von  Hermaun  Ethe.  56  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  33,  1879,  p.  645 ;  v.  34,  1880,  p.  428.) 
— Aga  Seld  Ahmed  Hatif  Isfaliani.  Eln  niys- 
tlsches  gedlcht.  Von  Oltocar  Schlechta-Wsselird.  10 
pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  5,  1851,  p.  80.)— 
Traduction  de  2ode8mystiquesde,  par  J.  M.  Jouannin. 
11  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  1  s.  v.  11, 1827,  p.  344.)— Trois  odes 
mystiQues.  18  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  5  s.  v.  7,  1856,  p.  130.) 
— Erdinanii,  F.  F.  von  (2V. )  Das  porsische  dichter- 
kleeblatt  Du'1-fekar,  Selman,  und  Ehll.  33  ppi 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeils.  v.  15,  1861,  p.  753.)— Ex- 
tracts from  Persian  MSS.  10  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J., 
Class..  Journ.  v.  34,  1826,  p.  284;  v.  37,  1828,  p.  254.)— 
Firdiisl,  Abu'l  Kaslm  Mausur  Ben  Ahmed  Ben  Fakhr 
Ed-Din.  Miscellaneous  specimens  of  the  Shah-Nfi.mah. 
76  pp.  (Robinson,  S.,  Persian  poetry,  p.  27.)— HAfiai, 
Muhammad  Shams  udDiu.  A  hundred  ghazels  (or 
odes)  from  his  Divan.  100  pp.  (Robinson,  S.,  Persian 
poetry,  p.  397.)— JSmee,  Moolla  Noor  ed-Deen  Abd-er- 
Rahman.  Aus  Dschami's  llebesUedern,  von  F.  Rueck- 
ert.  150  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  2, 1848, 
p.  26;  v.  4,  1850,  p.  44;  v.  5,  1851,  p.  308;  v.  6,  1852,  p. 
491;  v.  24,  1870,  p.  563;  v.  25,  1871,  pp.  95,  593;  v.  26, 
1872,  p.  461 ;  v.  29,  1875,  p.  191.)— Joseph  and  Zulaikha. 
120  pp.  (Robinson,  8.,  Persian  poetry,  p.  515.)— Olna  et 
Riya,  pofeme  tr.  du  persan  par  M.  de  Chezy.  11  pp. 
{Journ.  asiat.  1  8.  v.  1,  1822,  p.l44.)— Sal&m&u  and  Absftl. 
49  pp.  (Fitzgerald,  E.,  Works,  v.  1,  p.  109.)— The  secret 
lover.  From  the  Persian.  1  p.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  32, 
1832,  p.  312.)— Jelftl-Ed-dln  Rumi.  Specimens  ol 
the  Mesiievi.  9  pp.  (Robinson,  8.,  Persian  poetri/,  p. 
373.)— Khakanl,  Afzal-uddin  Ibrahim  bin  All  Shlr- 
wani.  Zohn  ruba'l,  uebersetzt  von  K.  H.  Graf.  2  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  5,  1851,  p.  390.)— 
MIrza  Habib  Kaaiil.  DaB  fruehlingsgedlcht. 
Uebersetzt  von  J.  von  Hnmmer-Purgstall.  11  pp. 
(DeutHch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  9,  1855,  p.  595.)— 
NIzamu-'d-Dln,  Ab(t  Muhammad  bin  Yusuf  bin 
Mu,  ayyid.  The  Alexander-book.  71  pp.  (Robinson, 
8.,  PerHan  poetry,  p.  173.)— Rneckert,  F.  EIno  per- 
Hischo  erzaehlung.  Text  und  uebersetzung.  8  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  14,  1W50,  p.  280.)— 
SAdi,  Muellb-ed-Dln.    Aub  Sa'dt's  Dlwau.    Vou  K.  H. 


Graf.  141  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  9, 
1855,  p.  92;  v.  12,  18.58,  p.  82;  v.  13,  1859,  p.  445;  v.  15, 
1861,  p.  541;  V.  18,  1864,  p.  570.)- The  Gulistan,  or  rose- 
garden:  The  Bostan,  or  pleasure-ground.  112  pp. 
(Robinson,  S.,  Persian  poetry,  p.  253.)— Eine  persische 
kaside.  Uebersetzt  von  Freiherrn  von  Schlechta- 
Wssehrd.  8  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  7, 
1853,  p.  589.)— Specimens  of  Persian  poetry.  63 
pp.  (Fraser's  Alan.  v.  18,  1838,  pp.  348,  637  ;  v.  19,  1839, 
p.  486;  V.  20,  1839,  p.  127;  v.  21,  1840,  p.  414.)— Vers 
persons.  2  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  2  s.  v.  14,  ie34,  p.  74.)— 
Wait,  D.  G.  Specimens  of  Persian  poelry.  17  pp. 
(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  6,  1812,  pp.  41,  290:  v.  7, 
1813,  p.  131.) 

Persian  poetry.  History  and  criticism. 
Agha  Ahmed  'Ali,  Maulavi.  The  Haft 
Asman.  Ed.,  with  a  biographical  notice  of 
the  author,  by  H.  Blochmann.  1873.  {Bib- 
lioth. Indica.) 

Garcin  de  Tassy,  J.  H.  S.  V.     La  poesie 

philosophique  et  religieuse  chez  les  Persans. 
1860. 

Ouseley,  Sir  G.     Biographical  notices  of 

Persian  poets,  with  critical  and  explanatory 
remarks.     1846.     [Orient.  Trans.  Fund.) 

Arabian,  Persian,  and  Turkish  poetry.    18 

pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  15, 1840,  p.  377.)— Bland,  N 
Account  of  the  Atesh  Kedah,  a  biographical  work  ou 
the  Persian  poets.  47  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit. 
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[Dem.  Kev.  v.  15,  1844,  p.  95.) 

Persiles  j  Sigisniunda,  Trabajos  de. 
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Persius,  Caius.     B.  C.  2  cent.    Fragmenta. 

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Contents.  Notae  variorum  cum  vet.  scholiast,  la 
A.  Persii  Flacci  Satiras.— Notitia  llternrla.— Re- 
census  editionnm.— Satlrae.— Prooemium  de  Per- 
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Satirae.  Recensuit  et  commentarium  criti- 

cum  atque  exegeticum  addidit  F.  Plum. 
Havniae,  1827.     8°.  3236 

Sex    satirae.     Cum    interpretatione   La- 

tina,  lectionum  varietate,  adnotationibusque 
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curante  A.  Perreau.  Parisiis,  1830.  8°. 
{With  Juvenalis,  D.  J.,  Scxdecim  satirae,  v. 
8  :  Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Biblioth.  class.  Lat.)  4225 

Satirarum  liber,  cum  ejus  vita  .  .  .  et  I. 

Casauboni  notis '.  .  .  etcommentario  .  .  .  una 
cum  ejusdem  Persiaua  Horatii  iniitatione. 
Ed.  nov.   cura  et  opera  M.   Casauboni .  .  . 


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Satirarum  liber.     Cum  scholiis  antiquis 

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Satirae.     With  a  commentary  by  Rev. 

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Satires.    Ekl.  by  Basil  L.   Gildersleeve. 

New  York.  1875.     12°.  3246 

Satires.     With  a  tr.  and  commentary  by 

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PERU,  History 


(Ed.)     Gai  Grani   Liciniani  Annalium. 

See  Licinianus,  Gaius  Grauius. 

Peru. 

BOLLAERT,W.    Antiquarian,  ethnological, 
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■^^^ —  Brand,  Lieut.  C.      Journal  of  a  voyage 
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CiEZA  (or  Ciega)  deLeon,  P.  de.    Travels 

of,  A.  D.  1532-50,  contained  in  the  first  part 
of  his  Chi'onicle  of  Peru.  Tr.  and  ed.,  with 
notes  and  an  introduction,  bv  Clements  R. 
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Grandidier,  E.  Vovage  dans  T  Amerique 

du  Sud.     Perou  et  Bol'ivie.     1861. 

Hall.  Capt.  B.    Extracts  from  a  journal, 

written  on  the  coasts  of  Chili.  Peru,  and 
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Herndox.  W.  L.,  and  Gibbon,  L.  Ex- 
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54,  4  V. 

Hutchinson,  T.  J.    Two  years  in  Peru. 

1873.  2  V. 

Markham,  C.  R.    Cuzco  :  a  journey  to 

the  ancient  capital  of  Peru.     1856. 

Mathews.  E.   D.    Up  the  Amazon  and 

Madeira  rivers,  through  Bolivia  and  Peru. 
1879. 

Paz-Soldan,  M.    Greographie  du  Perou. 

1863. 

Ruschenberger.  W.  S.  "W.    In  his  Three 

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Sqcier.  E.  G.     Peru.     Incidents  of  travel 

and  exploration  in  the  land  of  the  Incas. 
1877. 

Stevenson.W.  B.  Historical  and  descrip- 
tive narrative  of  20  years'  residence  in  South 
America,  containing  travels  in  Arauco,  Chile, 
Peru  .  .  .    1825,  3  v. 

Andr£,  E.    L'Aro^riqae  6qainoxlale.     (Colomble, 

Equateur,  Perou.)  304  pp.  (Tourdu  Monde,  v.  34, 1877, 
p.  1 ;  V.  35,  1873,  p.  129 ;  v.  37,  1879,  p.  91 ;  v.  38,  1879,  p. 
273.)— Betagh,  W.  Observations  on  the  country  ol  P. 
45  pp.  (Kerr,  B..  Voyages,  \.  11,  p.  20;  Pinterton,  J., 
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voyage  to  P.  43  pp.  (Pinkerton,  J.,  ro]/op«,  v.  14,  p. 
270.)— Caniioy,  P.  de.  D'Arequlpa  ^  Cuzco.  40  pp. 
(Bev.contemp.  1857,  v.  2,  p.  322.)— Chill,  Peru,  etc.  32 
pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  30, 1824,  p.  441.)— Ellis,  -J.  Briefs 
note  concerning  certaine  places  on  the  coast  and  In- 
land of  Peru.  3  pp.  [ViiTch^is,  S.,  His  pihjrimes.y.i,  p. 
1415.;— Garcilasso  de  la  Vega  (tht  Inca).  Observa- 
tions of  things  most  remarkable,  of  the  orlginall  lives, 
conquests,  lawes,  and  idolatries  of  the  Incas,  or  ancient 
kings  of  P.  36  pp.  (Purchas,  8.,  Uis  pilgrimes,  v.  4,  p. 
1454.)— I^acroix,  F.  P6rou  et  BoUvie.  186  pp.  (With 
La  Renaudi^rc,  P.  F.,  Mexiqut  et  Guatemala,  p.  329: 
iTnirerj.j- Mercnrio  Pernano  de  hlstoria,  litera- 
tura,  y  notlcias  publicas.  26  pp.  {Edin.  Sen.  v.  9, 1807, 
p.  433.)— Miller,  W.  On  state  of  Peruvian  empire 
previous  to  arrival  of  Spaniards.  11  pp.  [Fraser's 
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Cordillera.  15  pp.  (Blaekviood's  Mag.  v.  60,  1846,  p. 
179.)— Perm  as  it  is.  13  pp.  {Blackwoodt't  Mag.  v.  45, 
1839,  p.  287.)  —  Salnt-Crlcq,  L.  de.  Voyage  dans 
I'Entre-Sierra,  la  valiee  deHuarancalqui,etles  regions 
du  Pajonal.  80  pp.  (Tour  du  itond«,  v.  29,  1875,  p.  113.) 
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109  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  36,  1868,  pp.  545,  681;  v.  37, 
1868,  pp.  16, 145, 307.)-lnsurrection  of  Tupac  Amarn. 
^  PP-  {y.  Am.  Rev.  v.  20,  1825,  p.  283.)— Ursiuo,  A. 
Reiaiion  concerning  the  secrets  of  P.  3  pp.  (Purchas, 
°      His  pilgrimes,  v.   4,  p.  1418.)  —  IVetmore,  C.   A. 


8., 


Harry  Meiggs  in  P.    8  pp.    {Ocerld.  Monthly,  t.'7,  1871, 
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I'ABT  IV.— 93. 


?ai8e  au  Perou  et  en  Bollvle.  32  pp.  (Tour  du  Monde, 
y.  35,  1878,  p.  1.) 

See  alto  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  60,  1846,  p.  1;  Quart. 
Rev.  ^  113, 1863,  p.  1.    Also  Pemv^iauis. 

Peru,  Antiquities. 

Hutchinson,  T.  J.    Two  years  in  Peru, 

with  exploration  of  its  antiquities.    1873, 2  v. 
Markham,  C.  R.  (Tr.)     Narratives  of  the 

rites  and  laws  of  the  Yncas.     1873. 

Reiss,  W.,  and  Stuebel,  A.     Peruvian 

antiquities.  The  necropolis  of  Ancon  in 
Pei-u.     1881. 

RivERO,  M.  E.  de.  and  Tschudi,  J,  J.  de. 

Antiguedades  Peruanas.     1851.  2  v. 

The  same,  tr.  by  Francis  L.  Hawks.    1853. 

Guernsey,  A.  H.    The  land  of  the  Incas.    11  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  54,  1877,  p.  357.)— iJP  Condamine, 
C.  M.  de.  Memolre  sur  quelques  anclens  monumens 
du  P6rou,  du  terns  de  Incas.  21  pp.  (Berlin  Akad. 
wissens.  Mint.  1746,  p.436.)— Squler,  E.  G.  Amongtho 
Andes  of  P.  and  Bolivia.  109  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  36, 
1868,  pp.  545,  681 ;  v.  37,  1868,  pp.  16,  145,  307.)— Ancient 
Peru,  Its  people  and  its  monuments.  31  pp.  (Harper't 
Mag.  V.  7,  1853,  p.  7.) 

Peru,  History. 

ACOSTA.  J.  Natural  and  moral  history  of 
the  East  and  West  Indies.  Tr.  by  E,  G. 
1604. 

Tlie  same.  Ed.  with  notes  and  an  intro- 
duction by  C.  R.  Maikham.  1880,  2  v.  and 
map,     [Hakluyt  Soc.  v.  60,  61.) 

Aran  A.  D.  B.     Histoire  de  la  guerre  du 

Pacifique,  1879-80.     1881-82.  2  v. 

Balboa.  M.  C.    Histoire  du  Perou.    1840. 

(Ternaux-Compans,  H..  Voyages.) 

CiEZA  (or  Ciega)  de  Leon,  P.  de.   Cronica 

del  Peru.  1853.  ( Vedia.  E.  de,  Hist,  primi- 
tiv.  de  Indias.  v.  2,  p.  349.) 

Second  part  of  the  Chronicle  of  Peru. 

Tr.  and  ed.  by  Clements  R.  Markliam.    1883. 

[Hakluyt  Sac.) 
Guerras  civiles  del  Peru.    1877.    {Col. 

doc.  hist.  Espaiia,  v.  68.) 

Documentos  relativos  al  licenciado  Pedro 

Gasca  sobre  la  comision  que  le  dio  Carlos  V 
en  1545,  para  ir  a  pacificar  el  Peru.  1866-67, 
2  V.     [Col.  doc.  hist.  EspaHa.  v.  49,  50.) 

Garcilasso  de  la  Vega  [the  Inca).  First 

part  of  the  Ro^-al  commentaries  of  the  Yncas. 
1869-71 .  2  V.     (Hakluyt  Soc. ) 

Markham,  C.  R.    War  between  Peru  and 

Chile,  1879-82.     1883. 

(Ed.)     Reports  on  the  discovery  of 

Peru.     1872.     [Hakluyt  Soc.) 

Mason,  T.   B.   M.     War  on  the  Pacific 

coast  of  South  America  between  Chile  and 
the  allied  republics  of  Peru  and  Bolivia, 
1879-81.  1885.  ( U.  S.  48  Cong.  2  sess.  House 
miscel.  docs.  v.  7,  No.  30. ) 

Miller,  J,    Memoirs  of  Gen.  Miller,  in 

the  service  of  the  republic  of  Peru.    1829,  2  v. 

MONTESINOS,   F.       Memoires  historiques 

1840.     (Ternaux-Com- 


History  of  the  conquest 


sur  Tancien  Perou. 
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Prescott.W.  H. 

of  Peru.     1861.  2  v. 

Ranking,  J.      Historical  researches  on 

the  conquest  of  Peru  .  .  .     1827. 

Tres  relaciones   de  antiguedades   Peru- 
anas.     1879. 

Warden,  D.  B.    Le  Perou.     1826.     [Art 

de  verif.  les  dates,  4  s.  v,  2.) 


PERU,  History 


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PESHAWUR 


Xeres,  F.  de.     Relation  veridique  de  la 

conquete  du  Perou.  1837.  (Ternaux-Com- 
pans.  H.,  Voyages.) 

-  Bro^vne,  M.  J.B.  An  ancient  American  civilisa- 
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Belaclon  rie  las  costunibres  autiguas  de  los  natu- 
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guedades  Peruanas,  p.  135.)  —  Deriiiere  revolution 
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— Iiicas,  The.  33  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  34,  1SC8,  p. 
118.)— Carta  sobre  el  veretadero  y  legltimo  domlnio 
de  los  Reyes  de  Espnfia  sobre  el  P.  45  pp.  (  Col. 
doc.  hist.  Efpana,  v.  13,  p.  425.)— P6rou.  Maiiifeste 
contre  Bolivar.  20  pp.  (Kev.  d.  deux  viondes,  v.  2, 
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arrival  of  Spaniards.  11  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  30, 1844, 
p.  37.)— Per*.  108  pp.  {Cartas  de  Indias,  p.  461.)— 
Peru,  before  and  at  tbe  Spauisli  invasion.  38 
pp.  [Dublin  Rev.  v.  5,  1838,  p.  187.)  —  Pizarro,  F. 
Brlefe  notes  of  his  conquest  of  P.,  written  by  a  Spanish 
captains.  3  pp.  (Purchas,  S.,  His  pilgrivies,  v.  4,  p. 
1489.)— Of  Pizarro,  his  discovery  and  taking  the  king 
of  P.  3  pp.  (Purchas,  S.,  His  pilgrimes,  v.  5,  p.  927.) — 
Belaclon  del  descubrimiento  del  .  .  .  Hecha  per  Pedro 
Pizarro  conquistador  y  poblador  destos  di- 
clios  reinos,  aiio  1571.  18S  pp.  ( Col.  doc.  hist.  Espana, 
V.  5,  p.  201.)— ^tiipos,  or  Peruvian  knot-records. 
26  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  v.  11,  1829,  p.  228.)— Saiiclio,  P. 
Eelatlons  of  occurrents  in  the  conquest  of  P.  4  pp. 
(Purchas,  S.,  His  pi/j/rimes,  V.  4,  p.  1494.)— Santacruz 
Pacliacuti,  J.  de.  Uelacion  do  antiguedades  deste 
reyno  del  Pirfi.  100  pp.  (Tres  relaciones  de  antiguedades 
Peruanas,  p.  229.)— Santillan,  F.  de.  Relacion  del 
origen,  desceudencla,  politica  y  gobierno  de  los  lucas. 
133  pp.  (Tres  relaciones  de  antiguedades  Peruanas,  p.  1.) — 
X£ris,  F.  de.  Conqulsta  del  Peru  y  provincia  del 
Cuzco.  30  pp.  (Vedia,  E.  de.  Hist,  primitiv.  de  Indias, 
V.  2,  p.  319.)— jT/te  same,  tr.  Into  English.  4  pp.  (Pur- 
chas, S.,  His  pilgrimes,  v.  4,  p.  1491.)— Eelatlone  della 
conqulsta  fatta  da  Francesco  Pizarro  del  Perd.  23  pp. 
(Eamusio,  G.  B.,  Navigalioni,  v.  3,  p.  317.)— Zarate,  A. 
de.  Descubrimiento  y  conqulsta  de  la  provincia  del 
Peru.  116  pp.  (Vedia,  E.  de.  Nisi,  primitiv.  de  Indias, 
V.  2,  p.  459.)— r/te  same,  tr.  into  English.  137  pp.  (Kerr, 
E.,  Voyages,  v.  4,  p.  328.) — Continuation  of  the  early 
history  of  P.,  after  the  death  of  Francisco  Pizarro. 
230  pp.     (Kerr,  'R.,  Voyages,  v.  4,  p.  464;  v.  5,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Dem.  Eev.  v.  21,  1847,  p.  129. 

Peru,  Missions.    Relation  espagnole,  de  la 

mission  des  Moxes  dans  le  P6rou.  43  pp.  ( fVilh  Coi'eal, 
Y. ,  Voyages  aux  Indes  occidentales.  v.  3,  p.  236.) 

Peru,  Navy.    King,  J.  W.     Peruvian  navy. 

3  pp.    [In  his  Warships  and  navlesof  the  world,  p.  413.) 

Peru,  Religion,  etc.  Reville,  A.  Hibbert 
lectures,  1884.  Lectures  on  the  origin  and 
grovpth  of  religion  as  illustr.  by  the  native 
religions  of  Mexico  and  Peru.  Tr.  by  Philip 
H.Wicksteed.     1884. 

Brinton,D.  G.    The  Qquichua  hero-god  Viracocha. 

34  pp.    (Jn  his  Am.  hero-myths,  p.  169.) 

Peru,  Zoology.  Tschudi,  J.  J.  von.  Unter- 
suchungen  ueber  die  fauna  Peruana.  1844- 
46. 

Peru,  a  poem.    128  pp.    Williams,  H.  M., 

Poems,  V.  2,  p.  35. 

Perugia.    Austin,  A.    Notes  curious  and 

crlllcHl  made  at  P.  16  pp.  {Forln.  Rev.  v.  6, 1866,  p. 
666.)— Massacre  or  P.  97  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  v.  47, 
1859-60,  p.  108.) 

Perugia,  Lake.    Nissen,  H.     Die  schlacht 

am  Traslmenus.  22  pp.  {Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  22, 
18B7,  p.  ."iGS.) 

Periigiuo,  Pietro.    See  Vannucci,  P.  P. 
PeruwHeau,    Sylvain.      —1751.      Sermons 

oompleiti.  Panfigyrlque  de  Saint  Louis.  Oralson  fu- 
n6bre  de  Leopold-Cloment,  duo  du  Lorraine.  180  pp. 
(MIgne,  .1.  P.,  Oral,  sacris,  v.  51,  p.  1461.) 

Perussis,  Louis  de.    Discours  des  guerres 

de  la  conii6de  Venayscin,  et  de  la  Provence,  ensemble 
quelquea  Incldoutz.  107  pp.  (Lafaist,  L.,  Arcliiv.  de 
Vhist.  lie  France,  8.  1,  v.  4,  p.  401.) 

Peruvian  bark.  Lyman,  H.M.  Discovery 
of  Peruvian  bark.  6  pp.  (Allant.  Monthly,  v.  63,  18»4, 
p.  334.) 


Peruvian  fiction.    Markham,  C  R.  [Ed.) 

A  Peruvian  love  story.  12  pi).  (Cleza  de  Leon,  P.  de. 
Second  part  of  the  Chronicle  of  Peru,  p.  Iv.) 

Peruvians.  Scheppig,  R.  Ancient  Mexi- 
cans, Central  Americans,  Chibchas,  and  an- 
cient Peruvians.  1874.  (Spencer,  H.,  De- 
scriptive sociology,  No.  2. ) 

See  also  Peru. 

Peruzzi,  Baldassare.    Mantz.  P.    Balthazar 

Poruzzi.  8  pp.  (Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C,  and  Mantz,  P., 
Hist,  des  peintres,   Ecole  jflorenii'ne.)- Redtenljaclier, 

E.  Baldassare  Peruzzl.  24  pp.  (Dohme,  E.,  Kunst 
und  kuensller,  v.  3.)— Vasari,  G.  Baldassarre  Peruzzl. 
54  pp.  (  Opere,  v.  4,  p.  589 ;  Vite  de'  pit  tori,  v.  8,  p.  291 ; 
Lives  of  painters,  v.  3,  p.  157  :  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 

Peruzzi,  E.  M.  [Tr.)  Thoughts  on  art.  See 
Dupre.  Gr. 

Peruzzi,  S.  L.  Storia  di  commercio  e  del 
banchieri  di  Firenze  .  .  .    Firenze,  1868.    8°. 

—2395 

Pervigilium  Veneris,  adnotabat  et  emen- 
dabat  F.  Buecheler.   Lipsiae,  1859.   16°.   3247 

Carmen  de  vere,  e  codice  antique  01.  Salmasll  et 

receusione  Pet.  Scrivorli.  60  pp.  (Lemaire,  N.  E., 
Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  2,  p.  477  ;  Weber,  W.  E.,  Corpus  poet. 
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Mueller,  E.  H.  O.    De  P.  Annio  Floro 

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Pervonte  oder  die  AVuensche,  gedicht.    72 

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Perwuttum.    Mackenzie,   C.     Account  of 

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Peseaglia,  the  home  of  a  mad  artist.  Jarves, 

J.  J.     12  pp.     (Allant.  Monthly,  v.  34,  1874,  p.  281.) 

Pescara,  Monastery,    Italy.      Berardi,    G. 

Chronicon  Casauriense.  131  pp.  (Achcry,  J.  L.  d', 
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Pesceiinius  Xiger,  C.    See  Niger,  C.  P. 

Pesclieclt,  Christian  Adolph.  1789-1859. 
Geschichte  der  gegen reformation  in  Boeh- 
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Pescliel,  Oscar.  1826-75.  Neue  probleme 
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Peselli,  Francesco.    Vasari,  G.     Pesello  e 

Francesco  Peselli.  10  pp.  (Opere,  \.  3,  p.  35.;  Vite  de' 
pitlnri,  v.  5,  p.  187  ;  Lives  of  painters,  v.  2,  p.  112 :  Bohn, 
H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 

Peselli,    Pesello.      Vasari,    G.     Pesello   e 

Francesco  Peselli.  10  pp.  (  Opere,  v.  3,  p.  33 ;  Vile  de' 
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Pesliawur.    Trevelyan,  L.  R.    A  year  in 

Peshawur.     1880. 

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p.  219.)— How  Queen  Victoria  was  proclaimed  at  P. 
7  pp.     {Frofer-s  Mag.  v.  59,  1859,  p.  120.) 

Pessimism. 

Caro,  E.  M.  Pessimisme  au  XIX  siecle. 
1878. 

Gass,  F.  W.  H.  J.     Optimismus  und  pes- 

simisraus.     1876. 

Hartmakn,  K.  R.  E.  von.     Neukantianjs- 

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Zur  geschichte  und  begruendung  des 

Pessimismus.     1880. 

HuBER.  J.     Pessimismus.    1876. 

Schopenhauer,  A.    Die  welt  als  wille 

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Sully.  J.  Pessimism,  a  history  and  crit- 
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YoLKELT.  J.  Unbewusste  und  der  pessi- 
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ZiMMERX.  H.    Arthur  Schopenhauer,  his 

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Bowen.  F.    Malthusianism,  Darwinism,  and  pes- 

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p.  178.)— Dapples,  A.  1/6  pessimisme  coutemporaln. 
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Sire  alio  Edln.  Rev.  v.  149, 1879,  p.  500. 

Pestalozzi,  Johann  Heinrich.  1746-1827. 
Saemmtliche  werke.  Gesichtet,  vervoll- 
staendigt,  und  mit  erlaeuternden  einleit- 
ungen  versehen  von  L.  W.  Sevflfarth.  Bran- 
denburg a.  H.  1869-73.     18  v.'  12°.        —3196 

Contents.    Abendstiiude  eines  einsiedlers,  v.  1. 

— Abhaodluug  ueber  die  frage:  Inwlefern  ist  es 
schif^klich,  dem  anf«vande  der  bnerger  in  elnem 
kleiuen  frelstaate,  dessen  wohlfahrt  auf  die  handel- 
schaft  eegruendet  ist,  schrauken  zu  setzen  ?  v.  5. — 
Cbristopb  and  Else,  v.  6 — Ansichten  und  erfahr- 
ungen,  die  idee  der  elementarbildnng  betreffend, 
'^.  17. — Ueber  die  Idee  der  eleraentarblldung,  v.  17. — 
Meine  nachforschungen  ueber  den  gang  der  natur  in 
der  entfricblitng  des  menscbengescblecbts, 
V.  10.  — Fabeln,  v.  9.— Wie  Gertrnd  Ihre  kinder 
letart,  V.  11.— Ansichten  ueber  die  gegenslaende,  auf 
welche  die  gesetzgebung  Helvetiens  Ihr  augen- 
merk  vorzueglich  zu  richien  hat,  v.  10.— Ueber  ge- 
setzgebung und  kiudei-mord,  v.  8.  —  Klelnere 
scbrlften  aus  frueheru  jahreu.v.  8.— Meine  lebens- 
scbicksale  als  vorsteher  melner  erziehungsiustitute 
in  Burj.'dort  und  Iferien,  v.  15.  —  Leiuhard  nnd 
Gertrnd,  v.  1-5.— Aus  dem  nacblasse  Pestalozzi's, 
V.  18.- Der  natnerlicbe  scbnimeister,  v.  16.— Aus 
Klederer's  schrift:  "  Pesuilozzl's  erziehungsunter- 
nehmuDg  Im  verhaeltnisz  zur  zeitkultur,"  v.  18. — 
£iuige  meiner  reden  an  inein  Itnus,  in  den  Jahren 
180&.12,  V.  13.— Revolntlonsscbriften,  179^,  v.  10.— 
SebwaMengesang,  v.  14.— Ein  Scbweizer-blatt, 


1782.  V.  7.— Ueber  den  aufenthalt  In  Stanx,  v.  11.— An 
die  nnschuld,  den  ernst  und  den  edelmuth  meiues 
zeitalters  uud  meines  vaterlandes,  v.  12. — Aus  der 
"'Wocbenscbrift  faer  menscbenbildane." 
V.  18.  ^ 

Letters  on  early  education.     Addressed 

to  J.  P.  Greaves,  Esq.  With  a  memoir  of 
Pestalozzi.     London,  1837.     8°.  —2374 

Soul  versus  destiny.    1  p.    (Dublin  Cnio.  Mag.  v.  27, 

1846,  p.  303.) 

Herbart,  J.  F.    Pestalozzi's  idee  eines  a  b  c  der 

anschauung  als  ein  cyklus  von  voruebungen  im  auf- 
fassen  der  gestalten  wlssenschaftlich  enlwickelt.  192 
pp.  {SiiemiHt.  vjerke,  v.  11,  p.  75.)— Ueber  Pestalozzi's 
schrift:  Wio  Gertrud  ihre  kinder  lehrte.  16  pp. 
(Saemmt.  loerke,  v.  11,  p.  45.) 

Barnard,  H.  Life,  educational  prin- 
ciples, and  methods,  of  John  Henry  Pesta- 
lozzi.    1859. 

BiBER,   E.      Henry  Pestalozzi,  and    his 

plan  of  education.     1831. 

Kruesi.  H.     Pestalozzi;  his  life,  work, 

and  influence.     [1875.] 

Raumer,   K.  von.     Life  and  system  of 

Pestalozzi.     1855. 

Albert!,  C.  E.  R.    Heinrich  PesUlozzi:  ein  lebens- 

bild.  38  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  4,  1870,  p.  233.) 
— Atkinson.  W.  P.  Pestalozzi.  5  pp.  (Chr.  Eram. 
V.  68,  1860,  p.  63.)— Diesterweg,  F.  A.  W.  Pestalozzi 
and  the  schools  of  Germany.  16  pp.  {Am.  J.  of  Edu- 
cation, v.  4,  1358,  p.  343.) — Pestalozzi's  educational 
labors  for  the  poor.  5  pp.  (^nt.  J.  of  Education,  ▼.  3, 
1857,  p.  585.)— Fellenberg,  W.  de.  Pestalozzi,  Do 
Fellenberg,  and  Wehrli.  12  pp.  (Am.  J.  of  Education, 
V.  10, 1S61,  p.  81.)— Plscber,  E.  G.  Caber  Pestalozzi's 
lehrart.  10  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wissens.  Ahhandl.  1793- 
1803,  p.  181.)— Giraad,  C.  J.  B.  Rapport  sur  le  con- 
cours  ouvert  pour  le  prix  quinquennal  [au  sujet, 
Esamen  critique  du  syst^me  d'instructlon  et  d'edu- 
cationdeP.]  38  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  j4cad.  Sci.  moro/. 
Mim.-l  s.  V.  6, 1850,  p.  449.)— Gnimps,  R.  de.  Pestalozzi 
et  la  question  sociale.  13  pp.  (Biblioth.  anir.  el  rev. 
Suisse,  u.  per.  v.  46,  1873,  p.  577.)— Pestalozzi's  bniko 
dredth  blrthdajr.  10  pp.  {Am.  J.  of  EdMcation,  t.  7. 
1859,  p.  503.)— Pestaloxziana.  15  pp.  (Blarkuiood't 
Mag.  V.  66,  1849,  p.  93.,— Ranmer,  K.  von.  Life  and 
educational  system  of  P.  78  pp.  {Am.  J.  of  E'Jueation, 
V.  3, 1857,  p.  401 ;  v.  4, 1858,  p.  65.)— Rey,  R.  Pestalozzi, 
sa  pens^e  et  son  oeuvre.  32  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev. 
Suisse,  n.p^r.  v.  51,1874,  p.  68.)— Ripley, G.  Pestalozzi. 
26  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  11, 1831,  p.  347.) 
See  also  Eiln.  Rev.  v.  47, 1828,  p.  118. 

Pesth,  Hungary.     Inundation  of  P.     41  pp. 

{Fraser's  Mag.  v.  38,  1848,  pp.  395,  503,  642.)- Rnn  to 
Vienna  and  P.  9  pp.  {Maemillan's  Mag.  v.  28, 1873, 
p.  243.) 

Pestilence.  Skeyxe,  G.  Ane  breve  de- 
scriptioun  of  the  pest  quhair  in  the  cavsis, 
signis,  and  sum  speciall  preservatioun  and 
cure  thairof  as  contenit.  1568 ;  repr.  1860. 
[Tracts.)     (Bannatyne  Club.) 

Directions  of  tbe  Privy  Council  in  case  of 

pestilence.    10  pp.     (Quart.  Rev.  v.  46, 1832,  p.  264.) 

Pet,    Ai-thur,    and    Jaekman,    Charles. 

Voyage  to  discover  the  north-east  seas,  1580.  10  pp. 
(Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  502.) 

Pet:  a  story.    27  pp.     {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 

V.  86,  1875,  p.  153.) 

Pet  Marjorie.    See  Fleming.  Marjorie. 

Petaii,  Denis.  1583-1652.  Animadversiones 
in  Epiphanii  Panarium.  Beroliui,  1861.  8°. 
(Oehler.  F..  Coi-piis  haeres.  v.  3.)  — 3254 

-^  De  angelis  ;  De  opiOclo  sex  dierum.  291  pp. 
(Hlgne,  J.  P.,  Theol.  cur.  compl.  v.  7,  pp.  601,  913.)— Do 
veteri  anno  Ronianornm.  24  pp.  (Graevlus,  J.  G., 
The*,  antiq.  Rom.  v.  8,  p.  325. )— Kalendarinm  vetus 
Romanum,  cum  ortu  occasuque  stellarnm.  6  pp. 
(Graevlus,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Rom.  v.  8,  p.  125.)— Do 
ortu  et  occasn  siderum  dissertatlo;  De  Graeco- 
rum  aeris  ac  computls  dissertatlo.  62  pp.  (Euseblus 
Pampbllus,  Operfl  omnia:  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr. 
V.  19,  pp.  1337,  1395.)— Elenchus  dlspunctlouum  Mat. 
Simonii  de  poenitentlae  ritn  veterl  in  ecclesta; 
Ad  versus  Claudlum  Salmasium.  28  pp.  (Mlgne.J.  P., 
PatroL  s.  Gr.  v.  43,  pp.  601.  631.) 


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(Ed.)  Uranologiou  sive  systema  vari- 
orum authorum,  qui  de  sphaera,  ac  sideribus, 
eorumque  motibus,  Graece  commentati  sunt 
[Gr.  et  Lat.]  .  .  .  Accesserunt  variarum 
dissertationum  libri  octo,  ad  authores  illos 
intelligendos  imprimis  utiles.  Lutetiae  Pa- 
risiorum,  1630.     fo.  3241 

Contents.  Achilles  Tatlus.  Isagoge  ad  Arati 
phaeuomena;  Aratl  genus  et  vita. — Argyriis,  I.  Ad 
CEuaeoten  D.  Andronlcum  qui  ratione  tradltas  metlio- 
dos  postularat  solis  ac  lunae  cycloruin ;  Metliodus 
altera  slve  computus.— Calendarlum  Roinannm 
Constantini  inagni.— Caleiidarium  -vetus  Koma- 
num  cum  ortu  occasuque  stellarum.  —  Elratos- 
theiies.  Ad  Aratl  phaeuomena.— Gaza,  T.  Liber 
de  menslbus. — Geminus.  Elemeuta  astronomiae.— 
Hipparclins.  Ad  Aratl  et  Eudoxl  phaeuomena 
enarratlonum  llbrl  tres.  —  Maxinins,  St.  Brevis 
enarratlo  Chrlstlaui  paschatis. — Pelau,  D.  Variarum 
dissertationum  ad  Uranologion,  slve  auctarlum  operis 
de  doctrina  tomporum  llbrl  octo. — Ptoleniaeus,  C. 
De  appareutils  inerrautlum  et  slgnlflcatlonibus. 
•^—  Niceroii,  J.  P.    Mem.  des  hommes,  v.  37. 

P^tau,  Paul.  Antiquariae  supellectilis  por- 
tluncula;  nee  non  ejusdem  veterum  nummorum 
yvtiipicriJLa.  13  pi.  (Sallengre,  A.  H.,  Nov.  Thes.  anliq. 
Mom.  V.  2,  p.  997.)— De  Nlthardo  Caroli  Magni  nepote. 
9  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Kec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  7,  p.  1 ;  Du- 
chesne, A.,  Hist.  Franc,  script,  v.  2,  p.  351.) 

Petaii.  Annales  Petaviani.  7  pp.  (Frank- 
fort Soc.  Script,  v.  1,  p.  7.) 

Petavel-Olliflr,  Emmanuel.    La  Bible  en 

Frauce.  30  ijp.  (Kev.  of  In  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  41, 
1865,  p.  412.)— La  fln  du  mal.  47  pp.  (Eev.  of  in 
London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  44,  1875,  p.  171.) 

PetaTiliS,  Dionysius.    See  Petau,  D. 
Peter,  Personal  name.    Koehler,  R.    Mittel- 

alterllche  ausichten  ueber  die  traeger  des  namens 
Petrus.    2  pp.     (Germania,  v.  19,  1874,  p.  426.) 

Peter,  St.,  Apostle.    Epistles  of.    See  Bible, 

New  Testament,  Peter, 

Frohschammer,  J.   Der  fels  Petri  in  Rom. 

n.  d. 

LiPSius,  R.  A.     Quellen  der  roemischen 

Petrus-sage.     1872. 

MAauiRE,  R.     St.  Peter  non-Roman  in  his 

mission,  ministry,  and  martyrdom.     1871. 

Palafox  y   Mendoza,  J.   de.     Las  ex- 

celencias  de  San  Pedro,  principe  de  los  apos- 
toles.     1762,  2  v.     [Obras,  v.  2,  pts.  1,  2.) 

Alger,  W.  R.    Peter's  doctrine  of  the  last  things. 

14  pp.  {CUr.  Exam.  v.  55,  1853,  p.  217.)— Clemens  I, 
St.,  Pope.  Epitome  de  gestis  Sauctl  Petri.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.] 
68  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  2,  p.  469.)— 
Klleudorf,  J.  Was  Peter  in  Rome  aud  bishop  of 
the  church  at  Rome?  94  pp.  [liiblinth.  Sacra,  v.  15, 
1858,  p.  569;  v.  16,  1859,  p.  82.)— Fisher,  ,J.,  Jip.  of 
Rochester.  Convulsio  calumnlarum  Ulrichi  Veleul, 
qulbus  Petrum  nunquam  Romao  f  ulsse  cavlllatus  est. 
!57  pp.  ( Opera,  p.  12U9.)— Griinoiiard  de  Saliit- 
Liaurent,  H.  J.,  (7om<«.  Apergu  icouographiquo  sur 
Saint  Pierre.  113  pp.  9  pi.  (Ann.  archiol.  v.  23,  1863, 
pp.  26,138,264;  v.  24,  1864,  pp.  93,161,238,265;  v.  25, 
1865,  pp.  24,  202.)— Hales,  J.,  of  Eaton.  Of  St.  Peter's 
fall.  41  pp.  (Works,  v.  2,  p.  189.)— Harwood,  E. 
Was  St.  Peter  ever  in,  and  bishop  of,  Rome  ?  23  pp. 
(New  Englander,  v.  30,  1871,  p.l.) — Planudes  {surnamed 
Mazimus),  Monk.  Oratio;  Encomium  In  Petrum  et 
Paulum.  [Gr.  et  Lat.\  64  pp.  (Mlgue,  .T.  P.,  Patrol. 
s.  Gr.  v.  147,  pp.  985,  1017.)— Evidences  of  the  primacy 
of  St.  Peter  from  the  catacombs.  28  pp.  [Dublin 
Rev.  v.  44,  1858,  p.  130.)— Uelatloiis  of  S.  Paul  with 
S.  Peter.  28  pp.  [Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  8,  1867,  p.  26.)— 
Rydherg,  V.  Roman  traditions  of  Peter  and  Paul. 
72  pp.  [In  his  liomau  days,  p.  209.)— Zeller,  E.  Die 
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Russian  story  of  a  century  ago.  3  pp.  (Harper's 
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See  also  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  .54,  1884,  p.  124 ;  Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  43,  1866,  p.  438;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  61,  1845, 
p.  269. 

Peter  III,  Czar  of  Russia.    Laveaux,  J.  C. 

T.  de.     Histoire  de  Pierre  IH.     1798,  3  v. 
Peter,  King  of  Aragon,  Sicily,  etc.     Gesta. 

25  pp.     (Graevlus,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Sicil.  v.  5.) 

Peter  II,  King  of  Aragon.  1174-1213.  [Diplo- 

mata.]    4  pp.    (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spieileg.  v.  3,  pp.  567, 

575.) 

Peter  III,  the  Great,  King  of  Aragon.    1236- 

85.  [Diploma;]  Processus  habitus  contra  Petrum 
Regem  Aragonum;  Processus  deposltiouls  habitus 
contra  Petrum  Regem  quondam  Aragonum.  11  pp. 
(Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spieileg.  v.  3,  pp.  644,  684,  689.)— Prlvl- 
legium  de  Palafrugollo  et  Turicella  de  Monte  Raso. 

1  p.    (Migno,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  155,  p.  1255.) 

Peter  I,  the  Cruel,  King  of  Castile  and  Leon. 
Dillon,  J.  T.  History  of  the  reign  of  Peter 
the  Cruel,  King  of  Castile  and  Leon.     1788, 

2  V. 

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1848. 

The  same.     {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1847,  v. 

20,21.) 
History  of  Peter  the  Cruel.    1849, 2  v. 


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Ayala,  P.  L.  de.    Cronlca.     216  pp.     (Rosell,  C, 

Oron.  de  Ins  reyea  de  Caslilhi,  v.  1,  p.  393  :  Bibliot.  de  autor. 
ctpan.)— Deatb  of  Dou  Pedro.  7  pp.  [Dem.  Rev.  v. 
8,  1S40,  p.  311.) 

"Peter  \i  King  of  Portugal.  1320-67.  Quatro 
cantigas  ;  A  Joam  de  MeBa  y  a  reposta.  42  pp.  (Ee- 
sende,  G.  de,  Cancion.  geral.  v.  2 :  Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in 
Stultg.  V.  17,  pp.  67,  70.) 

Peter,  of  Dusburg.    See  Dusburg.  Peter  von. 

Peter,  of  Herentals.  — 1390.  Vita  Joannis 
XXII,  Beuedlctl  XII,  dementis  VI,  Innocentii  VI,  Ur- 
ban! V  pontiflcum  maxlmorum.  8  pp.  (Muratori, 
L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  3,  pt.  2,  pp.  499,  547,  584,  609, 
637.) 

Peter,  the  Hermit.    Hagenmeter,  H.    Peter 

der  Eremite.     1879. 
Peter,   the    Hermit    (pseud.)      Brigands    in 

Egypt.     Solution  of  the  international  crisis. 

Letters  to  an   Englishman.     Tr.   from   the 

French.     London.  1883.     8°.  —1353 

Peter,  Arthur  {Ed.)    Ulrici  Fueterers  pro- 

saroman  von  Lanzelot.    See  Fueterer,  U.  (in 

supplement). 
Peter,  Heinrich.   Krieg  des  grossen  kurfuer- 

sten  gegen  Frankreich.  1672-75.   Halle,  1870. 

8°.  3675 

Peter,  Hermann  (Ed.)     1837—.     Historico- 

rum  Romano  rum  relliquiae.   V.  1.     Lipsiae, 

1870.    8°. 

Contents. 

AciUus,  C.  Fabius  Plctor,  Q. 

Alblnus,  A.  P.  Fannius,  G. 

Alflus.  Fetlalis,  A. 

AUmentus,  L.  C.  Gellius,  C. 

Asellio,  8.  Gracchus,  C.  8. 

Bliiho,  S.  Hemina,  L.  C. 

Cato,  M.  P.  Libo,  L.  S. 

Catulus,  Q.  L.  Macer,  C.  L. 

Clodiua,  L.  Plso  Frugus,  L.  C. 

Coellus  .\nUpater  Plso,  G. 

L.  Proclllus. 

Fabtus  Pictor,  N.  Quadrigarlus,  Q.  C. 

Peter, Karl  Ludwi^.  1808—.  Zeittafeln  der 
griechischen  geschichte.     Halle,  1877.    4°. 

2723 

Zeittafeln    der    roemischen    geschichte. 

Halle,  a.  S..  1882.     4°.  2723 

Peter,  William.      1788-1853.      Thoughts  on 

the  present  crisis.  66  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  8,  1S16,  p. 
215.) 

Peter.     See  also  Peder.— Pedro.— Petrus.— 

Piero.— Pierre. — Pietro. 
Peter  Bell.    41pp.  Wordsworth ,W.,  Poet 

Wirks,  v.  2,  p.  242. 

Peter  Bell  the  Third.    30  pp.    Shelley, 

p.  B.,  P.^f.  lo.-rAs,  V.  2,  p.  1. 

Peter  Bloch,  a  Hartz  legend.   Weiss.  S.  A. 

5  pp.     {^:rib>,er's  Monthly,  v.  2,  ISTl,  p.  508.) 

Peter  Binirluger  von  Staufenberg  in  der 

Orteuau.  12  pp.  [Marbach,  G.  O.,  Volksbuecher,  v.  52, 
p.  .51. ) 

Peter  Gott,  the  Cape  Ann  fisherman.    Rey- 
nolds, J.  1205 
Peter   I^ebreeht.      178   pp.      Tieck,  L., 

.%/iri/^M,  V.  14,  p.  IGl  ;  V.  15,  p.  1. 

Peter  Martyr,  1455-1526.     See  Anghieta, 

Peter  Martyr,  1500-62.  See  Vermigli,  P.  M. 
Peter  Sohlemihl  in  America.    11  pp. 

(Eev.  of,  by  M.  I.  Motte,  ia  CUt.  Exam.  v.  45,  1848,  p.  S4.) 

Peter  Schlemihl-s  wundersame  ge- 
schichte.   84  pp.    Chamlsso,  L.  C.  A.  von,  Werke,  v.  i, 

Peter  Starofsky :  a  tale  of  Armenia.    24 

pp.     iBlarkwi,i,d's  Mag.  v.  25,  1829,  p.  433.) 

Peter  the  Wise.    5  pp.     (Blackwood's Mag. 

V.  4U,  l!J41,  p.  720. 

Peter  H'ilkiiis,  The  life  and  adventures 
of.     Pultock,  R.     2  v.  1272 


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Butilius  Kuf  us,  P. 
Scaurus,  M.  iE. 
Servlllanus,  Q.  F. 

M. 
Slsenna,  L.  C. 
Sulla  or  Sylia,  L. 

C. 
Tubero,  Q.  ^. 
Tuditanus,  C.  S. 
Valerius,  A.  Q. 
Vennonins. 


Peter's  pension.      41  pp.     Wolcott,  J., 

ir,)r;.-s,  V.  2,  p.  1.  ' 

Peter's  prophecy.    42  pp.    Wolcott,  J., 

)rorAs,v.  2.  p.  43. 

Peterborough,  Earl  of.    See  Mordaunt.  C. 
Peterborongh,  England.  Chronicon  Petro- 
burgense.     1S49.     (Camden  Soc.  No.  47.) 

English,  H.  S.    Crowland  and   Burgh. 

1871.3  V. 

Willis,  B.    Survey  of  the  cathedrals  of 

York.  Durham,  .  .  .  Petersborough,  etc. 
1742,  3  V. 

Annual  meeting  held  at  P.     32  pp.     {Archaenl. 

Jr/urn.  V.  18,  1861,  p.  378.)— Extracts  trom  the  Black 
Book  of  P.  3  pp.  lArchaeol.  Joum.  Y.  \S,1S61,  p. '209.) 
— Historiae  coenobii  continualio  per  anonymum. 
21  pp.  (Sparke,  .1.,  HUt.  Anglic,  script,  varii,  p.  217.)— 
Hugo  Candidas.  Coenobll  Burgensis  historla.  94 
pp.  (Sparke,  .J.,  Hist.  Anglic,  script.  ran'i.i—Kemble, 
J.  M.  Gifts  of  Bp.  .Ethelwold  to  the  monastery  of  P. 
12  pp.  {Archaeol.  Joum.  v.  20,  1863,  p.  355.)— King,  B. 
J.  Peterborough  cathedral.  53  pp.  10  pi.  (/n  his 
Handb.  to  the  cathedrals  of  Eng:.,  Eastern  div.  p.  53.)— 
Vastatio  monasterii  Medeshamstede  in  iVnglla 
per  Danos  anno  870.  5  pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,  and  Suhm, 
P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danie.  v.  2,  p.  52..- Storer,  J.  Peter- 
burgh  cathedral.  19  pp.  8  pi.  (/»  his  Hist,  and  antiq. 
of  the  cathedral  ch.  of  Gt.  Brit.  v.  3.)— Stnl»bs,W.  On 
the  foundation  and  early  Fasti  of  P.  17  pp.  [Archaeol. 
Joum.  V.  18,  1861,  p.  193.)— Swapham,  R.  HJstoria 
coenobii  Burgensis.  26  pp.  (Sparke,  J.,  Hist.  Anglic, 
script,  rarii.)- Walter,  of  Whilllesey.  Historla  coe- 
nobii Burgensis.  92  pp.  (Sparke,  J.,  HUt.  Anglic. 
script,  rarii.) 

Peterborough,  iV.  H.  Smith,  A.  History 
of  the  town  of  Peterborough,  Hillsborough 
county,  N.  H.     1876. 

Dunbar,  £.    Topographical  and  historical  account 

of  P.  12  pp.  (Farmer,  J.,  and  Moore,  J.  B.,  iV.  H.  hist, 
coll.  V.  1,  lt<31,  p.  129.)— Ecclesiastical  history  of  P.  2 
pp.  (Farmer,  J.,  and  Moore,  J.  B.,  iV.  H.  hist.  coll.  y.  1. 
1831,  p.  55.) 

Peterhead,  Scotland.   Annals  of  P.  noticed. 

4  pp.     {Biack-icood's  Mag.  v.  6.  1820,  p.  393.) 

Petermann,  August  Heinrich  (Ed.)  1822- 
78.  Mittheilungen  aus  Justus  Perthes  geo- 
graphischer  anstalt.  ueber  wichtige  neue 
erforschungen  aus  dem  gesammtgebiete  der 
geographie,  1860-88.  Gotha,  1860-88.  34  v, 
4°.  2412 

Petermann,  Friedrich  Heinrich  August. 
1818—.  De  C.  Lucilii  vita  et  carminibus. 
Vratislaviae,  1842.     12°.  3246 

De  satirae  Romanae  auctore  ejusque  in- 

ventore.     Hirschberg,  1846.     4°.  32-32 

Ueber  den  ursprung    und    begriff    der 

roemischen  satire.     Glogau,  1856.    4°.     3233 

vita.  2  pp.  ( With  his  De  C.  Lucilii  vita  et  carmini- 
bus, p.  40.) 

Petermann,  Julius  Heinrich.  1801-76. 
Reisen  im  Orient.  2  ed.  Leipzig,  1865.  2  v. 
in  1.  8°.  1404 

Versuch  einer  hebraeischen  formenlehre 

nach  der  aussprache  der  heutigen  Samari- 
taner.  nebst  einer  darnach  gebildeten  tran- 
scription der  Genesis  und  einer  beilage  ent- 
haltend  die  von  dem  recipirten  texte  des 
Pentateuchs  abweichenden  lesarten  der 
Samaritaner.  Leipzig.  1868.  8°.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Abhandl.  v.  5.)  3184 

Ueber  die  musik  der  Armenier.  20  pp.  (Deut&ch. 

morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  5,  1851,  p.  3a=>.)  — Ueber  die 
suffluduug  der  DIoabitischen  inschrift  des  Koe- 
nigs  Mesa.  5  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  \. 
24.  1870,  p.  640.) 

(Ed.)     Pentateuchus  Samaritanus.      Ad 

fidem  libronim  manuscriptorum  apud  Na- 
blusianos  repertorum  edidit  et  varias  lectio- 
nesadscripsit.  Berolini,  1872-85.  4v.8°.— 1254 


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[Ed.)     Thesaurus  8.  Liber  magnus  vulgo 

"Liber  Adami "  appellatus  opus  Mandae- 
orum  summi  ponderis.  Lipsiae,  1867.  2  v. 
4°.  —2261 

■ and  others.  Porta  linguarumorientalium. 

Berolini,  1864-86.     7  v.  12°.  —2176 

Contents. 
Lingua  ffithioplca,  by  F.  Praetorins,  v.  7. 
Llugua  Arabica,  by  J.  H.  Petermann,  v.  4. 
Lingua  Armenlaca,  by  J.  H.  Petermann,  v.  6. 
Lingua  Clialdalca,  by  J.  H.  Petermann,  v.  2. 
Lingua  Hebralca,  by  J.  H.  Petermann,  v.  1. 
Lingua  Samarltana,  by  J.  H.  Petermann,  v.  3. 
Lingua  Syrlaca,  by  E.  Nestle,  v.  5. 

Petermann  glacier.     Coppinger,  R.  W. 

Report  on  P.  6  pp.  (Nares,  Capt.  Sir  Q.  S.,  Narrative 
of  a  voyage  to  the  Polar  Sea,  1875-76,  v.  2,  p.  346.) 

Peters,  Bonaventure.      Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C. 

7n /u's  Hist,  des  pelutres:  Ecole  flainande.    8  pp. 

Peters,  Christian  Friedrich  Wilhelm.    Ent- 

fernuug  der  erde  von  der  soune.  30  pp.  {Samml. 
wissens.  vortrg.  v.  8, 1873,  p.  151.) 

Peters,  De  Witt  C.  Life  and  adventures  of 
Kit  Carson,  the  nestor  of  the  Rocky  moun- 
tains, from  facts  narrated  by  himself.  New- 
York,  1859.  8°.  3873 
The  same.    Hartford,  1875.     8°.  3883 

Peters,  Edward.  Paulinism.  See  Pflei- 
derer,  O. 

Peters,  Hugh.  Harris,  W.  ,  D.  D.  His- 
torical and  critical  account  of  Hugh  Peters. 
[Anon.]  1751  ;  repr.  1818.  (Smeeton,  G., 
Hist,  and  biog.  tracts,  v.  2.) 

Peters,  John  C.  Origin  and  spread  of 
Asiatic  or  Bengal  cholera.  7  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health 
Assoc.  Reports,  v.  1,  p.  336.) 

Peters,  John  P.  [Tr.)  Political  history  of 
recent  times.    -S'ee  Mueller,  W. 

Peters,  Richard,  Jr.  Report  of  the  case  of 
Edward  Prigg  against  the  commonwealth 
of  Pennsylvania.  Argued  and  adjudged  in 
the  Supreme  court  of  the  United  States  at 
January  term,  1842  .  .  .     Phila.  1842.     8°. 

—2313 

Peters,  Rev.  Samuel.  Trumbull,  J.  H.  The 
true-blue  laws  of  Connecticut  and  New 
Haven,  and  the  false  blue-laws  invented  by 
Rev.  S.  Peters.     1876. 

• Kingsley,   W.  L.    Lying  as  a  fine  art  and  the 

claims  of  Rev.  Samuel  Peters  as  an  artist.  10  pp. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  16,  1878,  p.  275.) 

Peters,  Samuel  Andrew.  1735-1826.  Gen- 
eral history  of  Connecticut,  from  its  first 
settlement  under  George  Fenwick,  Esq.,  to 
its  latest  period  of  amity  with  Gt.  Britain 
.  .  .     {Anon.]    London,  1782.     8°.  2636 

Peters,  Wilhelm   Karl  Hartwig.     1815-83. 

Saeugoihlere  undamphlblen.  18pp. 6pl.  (Decken.K. 
K.  von  der,  Reisen  in  Ost  Afrika,  v.  3,  pt.  1,  p.  1.) 

• Carns,     Julius    Victor,    and     Ger- 

Staecker,  Karl  Eduard  Adolph.  Hand- 
buch  der  zoologie.  Leipzig,  1863-75.  2  v. 
8°.  —1683 

Petersbnrg,  Fa.  Peck,  G.  B.,Jr.  A  re- 
cruit before  Petersburg.  1880.  (Soldiers' 
and  Sailors'  Hist.  Soc.  of  R.  I.  Personal  nar- 
ratives, 2  8.  No.  8.) 

Bowlcy.F.  S.  The  battle  of  the  Mine.  9  pp.  {Overld. 

Monthly,  v.  4,  1870,  p.  31U.) 

Petersen,  Christian.    1802-72.    Das  zwoelf- 

goeltersystem  der  Grlecben  uud  Iloemor,  nach  seiner 
bcdoutung,  kuensllerlschen  darslelluug  und  hls- 
torlsclieii  cntwicklung.  40  pp.  (Summl.  wisiens.  vortrg. 
V.  5,  1H71,  p.  73.) 

Petersen,  Frederik  Christian.  1786-1859. 
Philosophiae   Chrysippeae    fimdamenta   in 


notionum  dispositione  posita  e  fragmentis. 
Hamburgi,  1827.     8°.  —1428 

Om  den  Aristotellske  poetik;   Det  amphlktyonske 

lorbunds  oprindelse  og-  aeldste  hlstorie.  114  pp. 
(Skandin.  Hlteralurselskab,  v.  16,  pp.  179,  231.)— Om  de 
foranstaltnlnger,  ved  hvllke  Atheueriie  stigte  at 
forebygge  og  straffe  ulovllg  beslddelse  af  deres  bor- 
gerret.  38  pp.  {Skandin.  litteraturselskab,  v.  19,  p.  127.) 
— Udsigt  over  graekernes  forestlllJnger  om  lande  1 
det  atlniitiske  liav.  30  pp.  {Skandin.  litteratur- 
selskab, V.  17,  p.  151.) 

Petersen,  Marie.    Princess  Use  ;  tale  of  the 

Hartz  mountains,  tr.  by  E.  McClellan.  15  pp.  {Scrib- 
ner's Monthly,  v.  12,  1876,  p.  609.) 

Petersen,  Niels  Matthias.  1791-1862.  Bi- 
drag  til  dendanske  literaturs  historic.  Ud- 
givet  af  den  danske  historiske  forening. 
Kjobenhavn,  1853-64.     6  v.  in  5,  8°.        2237 

Petersens,  Carl  af  [Ed. )  Jomsvikinga  saga 
efter Arnamagnaeanskaliandschriften.  N:  o 
291.  4:  to.  Kobenhavn,  1882.  12°.  [Sam- 
fund,  til  udgivelse  af  gam.  nord.  lit.  No.  7.) 

—3157 

Petershansen.    Casus  monasterii  Petris- 

husensis.    63  pp.    (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  20,  p.  621.) 

Peterson,  Rev.  Edward.  1796-1855.  His- 
tory of  Rhode  Island.    New  York,  1853.    8°. 

2626 
Peterson,  Olaf.     Ranke,  F.     Peterson.     7 

pp.     (Piper,  F.,  Leaders  of  ch.  universal,  v.  1,  p.  320.) 

Peterson,  Peter.  Second  report  of  opera- 
tions in  search  of  Sanskrit  MSS  in  the  Bom- 
bay Circle.  April,  1883-March,  1884.  Bom- 
bay, 1884.  8°.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Bombay, 
Joum.  V.  17,  Extra  No.  1884.)  2987 

Three  reports  on  a  search  for  Sanskrit 

MSS,  with  an  index  of  books.  Bombay,  1887. 
8°.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Bombay,  Joum.  v.  18, 
Extra  No.  1887.)  2987 

Petlieraui,  John.  — 1858.  Bibliographical 
miscellany.     London,  1859.     8°.  W.23 

Historical  sketch  of    the  progress    and 

present  state  of  Anglo-Saxon  literature  in 
England.     London,  1840.     8°.  2244 

[Ed.)    Puritan  discipline  tracts.   London, 

1842-60.     12°.  —3275 

Contents.  Cooper,  T.  Admonition  of  the  people  ot 
England:  against  Martin  Marprelate,  1847.— Liilly,  J. 
Pap  with  a  hatchet,  1844. — Marprelate,  M.,  pseud. 
Epistle  to  the  terrible  priests  of  the  convocation  house, 
1842;  Hay  any  v?orke  for  Cooper,  1845.— NasU  ,  T.  An 
almond  for  a  parrot :  being  a  reply  to  Martin  Marpre- 
late, 1846.— Plalue  Percevall,  the  peace-maker  ot 
England  :  being  a  reply  to  Martin  Marprelate,  1860. 

Petherick,  JJ/rs.    (— ).      African    journal. 

29  pp.     {Black-wood's  Mag.  v.  91, 1862,  p.  673.) 

Petlierick,  John.  Egypt,  the  Soudan  and 
Central  Africa, with  explorations  from  Khar- 
toum on  the  white  Nile  to  the  regions  of  the 
equator,  being  sketches  from  16  years'  travel. 
Edinburgh.  1861.     8°.  1424 

Petigny,  Francois  Jules  de.  1801-58.  Etude 
sur  I'histoire,  les  lois  et  les  institutions  tie 
I'epoque  merovingienne.  Paris,  1843-44.  3 
V.  8°.  2694 

PetigrMi  James  Louis.  Grayson,  W.  J. 
James  Louis  Petigru  :  a  biographical  sketch. 
1866. 

Perry,  B.   F.     James  L.   Petigru.    7  pp.    (In  hit 

Uomlulsconcos  ot  public  men,  p.  256.) 

P^tin,  (— ),  AbM.  Dictionnaire  hagiograph- 
ique  ou  vies  des  saints  et  des  bienheureux, 
honores  en  tout  temps  et  en  tous  lieux  de- 
puis  la  naissauce  du  Christianisme  jusqu'A 


PETTN" 


3411 


PETTTOT 


Histoiy  of  Maiy 
Tr.  bj  ChazleB  de 
2  V.  4°.  3782 

See 


noejous...  Paris,  1850.  2T.r.8°.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  EnefC  ihioL  t.  40, 41.)  —4283 

Aalea-lTm.  t.  1.  Jaeol>-Zwttnwl«ii.  ▼.  *. 

PetiWi,  Jexome,  Move  de  Pari*.    AdsApboA, 

3.  Im  Us  iSkoe^  BMUB.  oC  tlie  Ti.  reroL  t.  1,  p.  aa&. 
31  pp. 

^e(i<«  (— ),  Cki^  ffe  SK.  .9%oIi»  d  lii  lioefteife. 
l«OT— w  Kotiee.  <Ban«8CMrUDiics.  39pp>  (Ml8n«>J. 
P..  Oral.  ««crfs.  T.  as,  PL  SBw) 

Petit,  Edoaard.  1^8—.  Andre  Doriau  Un 
amiral  ctrndottiere  an  XVI  aede  (1466-1560). 
Paris,  1887.    8".  4796 

Petit,  Jacques.    17  eemt.    Obserratianes  et 

Boca»  ad  poenlteatlale  Vieodori  Outtaar.  arcbleiii8&; 
nmodod  doctrfna  de  poentlmtla  alt  00ml  noTttatlB 
ansplciona  Tinillrata.  «  ppu  (MIene.  i.  P..  i'lalrat.  *. 
Imt.  T.  99.  pp.  Uerr.  UOL) 

Petit,  Joseph  Adolphe. 

Stuart,  Queen  of  Scots. 

Flandre,    London.  1874. 
Petit,  Jules  {Ed.)     Li  ais  d'amour  . 

Jean,  or  Jehan,  fe  BA. 
Petit,  Nicolas.    Etastola  ad  Gnillelmnm  de 

Ursinis.    a  pp.    (AdiarT.  i- 1^  d'.  Sj^'iep.  ▼.  3,  p.  306.) 

Petit,  I^ene.  1596-1667.  Niceron.J.P.  Man. 

des  bomines,  t.  IS. 
Petit,  Pierre.  1617-87.  Niceron.J.P.    Man. 

des  taommes,  t.  11. 
Petit,  SamueL    15»(-1643.    De  anno  Attico 

cdoeae  diranalosieaeL  14  pp.  (e^tonorlos.  J.  G..  Tha. 

&■.  eafif.  ▼.  t.  p.  IliaL>— Xeioeae  duooolagieae  de  anno 

et  pert odo  TetMtun  aoaaaomiB.    1*  pp.    (Qmevias, 

I.  6..  Tket.  mmtvi.  Mtmt.  t.  8.  p.  SO.) 

[Ed.)    L^ges  Atticae.    &  P^itos  cdle- 

git,  digesrat,  et  libro  conunentario  illnstravik. 
Coin  animadTersionibts  J.  Palmieri  .  .  . 
piaefationem  addidit  Petrus  Wesselingins. 
Lngduni-Batav.  1743.    fo.  —3351 

Petit,  William.    See  Pettyt.  W. 

Petit  de  jHlieTille,  Louis,  i^l— .  ms- 
toire  dn  theatre  en  France.  La  Corned  ie  et 
les  moenrs  en  France  an  moyen  age.  Paris, 
1886.    13°.  3336 

Histoire  dn  theatre  en  France.  LesCcHue- 

diens  en  France  au  mojen  age.  Paris,  1885. 
13°.  3336 

Histoire  du  theatre  en  France.    Les  mys- 

teres.    Paris.  ISSO.    2  v.  S^.  3334 

Histmre  dn  theatre  en  France.    Reper- 

tmre  du  theatre  comique  en  France  au  moren- 
age.    Paris,  1886.    8^.  3334 

Petit  —ereier,  Le.    3  pp.    Balzac,  H.  de, 

lEmwrt*  emuft.  T.  33,  p.  SIX 

Petit  Plet.    Ghardry,  Jos^iiiaz,  S^  Dor- 

manz.  and.  (Foer8ter,W.,.<4ll/rtm2.&iblu>fk. 

V.  1.^  2397 

Petit  Platarqae  de  toates  les  nations.    3 

T.  Ligne.  C.  J.,  Prince  de,  Jlilanges.r.  33. 34. 

—1198 
Petit    romaneere.     Pujmaigre,   T.    de 

iComte}.  1227 

Petitdidier,  Matthien,^^.  of  Macro.  165^ 

1TZ8.  Be  aactoritate  et  InCaUibilitate  BamnKmin 
pontmeam.  8Bpp.  (Xlsne,  J.  P..  TkttL  «mr.  c&mfL  t. 
4.  p.  U41.) 

Petite  Awie,  Xo.   Bed  wood.  A.  C.    A  little 

vorld.    8  pp.    {Scrihrnew'*  MmlUf,  r.  33.  ISSl,  p.  59&.I 

Petite  M^i^mpUe  eeaTOitioniieUe. 

Banp  de  Baptestein  de  Moolieres.  A.  J.    1187 
P^ite  histoire  dn  penple  frangais. 

combe.  P. 
PetitCS  mis^res  de  la  rie  conjugate. 

pp.    Balaac,  H.  de.  ffinret  eompL  t.  IT.  p.  US. 

Petite88ee«r8despmiTrc8.  Witt,  JTi 

O.  de.    Good  eaUioUes:   belsg  Uw  Uatory  oC  *■ 


La- 

1668 

159 


Fetltee  soeun  des  psaTxee."    3  pp.    (J 
T.lT.UnkP^SMLl 

At  ti»  UtOe  Betas  mttUm  P«Mr. 

Pe(iti*MB.  Petttkms  to  Charles  n  from 
XUsalteili  earomwen.  wldov  of  tlie  Protector,  and 
tcomUBurjOnmwtiL  Sppu  {JLmhmrmhfim, t.  aa^MB^, 
p.  aaS.)-^AjnKwer  to  a  letter  vrlttea  by  *■  atembut  of 
RutiameBt.  en  readfas  tbe  Gaxettc  af  Dec  II.  1CI8L 
S^  (aMBeg,J..aii:e/tFacte.T.a.pLl'M)  Owaae, 
A.  Droit  de peiitiOB  aa  aCnat.  10]^^  (AnLcanCcMp. 
vmt.  ▼.  t.  p.  IK.)— Oovi»  oi  tkroe  ranatkaMe  pett- 
tioBB  to  KiBC  WUmry  ▼!•  *  VP-  Urrtewliff«.  t.  IC. 
um.  p.  &.)— The  JeU%ea  ayt"***—  eoaeeraing  peii- 
ttaaBtotheklBs{iipBbUeBanex8.1cn.  3pp.  (SoiMta. 
J.,  aa.  tf  bmcU,  T.  8w  p.  13£.>— K^ht  mT  pc«Hi«M. 
ICpp.  (Jea.  JIUm.r.  T,  IMa,  p.  Xtt.'r-CopT  of  a  ai»a»' 
lax-  acttttma  <ia  Ktii^  Bewrjr  Wl.  1  p.  IJbr^um' 
bfie.  T.  n.  im.  p.  ai>>-<rw«»ty-Cn«  r«lc.  13  pp. 
ilftm.  JBo.  T.  14. 1S14.  p.  aoX) 

Petit*t,   Claude  Bernard,  and    Petitet, 

Alexandre  {Eds.)  BqpertiHre  dn  theatre 
frangois,  oa  recneil  des  tragedies  et  come- 
dies restees  an  tii^&tre  dqnow  Botroo.  Axec 
des  notices  sor  cfaaqne  anteor  et  Fexamen 
de  chaqne  piece.    F^iris,  l803-O4>    23  t.  9*. 

3355 


Allaiaval,  I^  J.  a  &  d'.  I.'4 
booiseois.  eooUie.  t.  3B— Bay,  X.  IilnoBUBe  4 
bonne  fosione.  eomfidle:  I.*Andilenne.  eomfidie,  t.  Ul 
—Bmrt^m.'S.  T.  Lea  fiMBwrw  taSdaitfie. eooiMiew  t. 
S3.— Bellay,  P.  I^  B.  de.  lie  aUee  de  Calais:  OastDB 
et  Bayard:  GabcfeDe  de  Tersr.  t.  5l— BMykc,  M.  de. 
Jjo  sedadeor.  eomCdle.  ▼.  19l— Balaajr,  I^  de.  lies 
dehoiB  tnmpevnt.  eonfidle.  ▼.  14.— Le  aaee  fitoudl. 
comMie:  I/o  babOlid.ewnidie;  Le  Timk^oish  L<m- 
drea.  t.  SL— ■•aaaalt,  E-  L«  Metcaxe  galant. 
cooiHIb:  El9ope41aeoar.oomMle.T.9L — Bafeya,P. 
A.  Le  Biaet,  emaUie.  t.  9l— I«  gnHtdeor.  coiaMIe; 
I.*aToeat  patetea.  eooiUle.  t.  ic — CmamjfUmtrmm,^.  &. 
Aadruile.  tragCdie.  t.  1.— Le  Jaloax  deabosi.  qmbA- 
dle.  r.  %.—Cmmx  «e  Maatlekert,  G.  de.  Mart  aa. 
tragMle.  T.  S.— ChaaaSMTt,  &  B.  X.  Le  maxctaaad  de 
Smjme.  eooiMie,  t.  S9l— Chatcaafcrmm,  J.  B.  T.  deu 
]jea  TTOjeaaea,  txaefidle.  T.  4.— Calartfcaa,  C.  P.  Oa- 
li8te.tzacMle.T.  Sl— C^|]«,C.  Dupais  et  des  Bmaia, 
eooktdie;  Ia  paxtie  de  ehaase  de  Henri  IT,  eoeaidle, 
T.  32.— Canecille,  T.  Le  testta  de  Plenew  oomMie,  t. 
8L — AaMcawrt,  F.  C  Le  dHnraHer  k.  la  node,  eoiaC- 
die.  T.  8U-La  maiaon  de  eunpagBa.  eoosMle.  ▼.  IC — 
I/^t  des  eoQoettes.  eooidie;  Las  Twadawcea  de  Sa- 
reaew  eoaidle:  Lea  Tacaaeee.  eomCdle;  I<e 
lemaivib  eomtdle:  lies  3  eooalnes.  t.  IT.  —  ] 
tavckca.  P.  H.  La  pMtosnpMe  autf,  on  le 
honienxdel'eirBweoniifidie;  l^glu»leaA.con><dle;  l^n 
dhripatwar,  comMie,  ▼.  11 — I<e  tamboor  noetaiaew 
OMBMle:  I.lMMBaM  riaeaUer,  eomMie.  ▼.  IS. — La 
Cuiaae  Bgniw.  on  le  potte  csmpsgnafd,  coai£die:  La 
triple  I— riagew  eonidle.  ▼.  SL  —  Dfdcrat,^.  La 
ptee  de  Ikiania.  dxame,  t.  1.— IHich£ 
J.  F.  UmaUm.  nagidie.  t.  Sl  —  OmAmmmr,  C 
La  rtcnacillalinM  Konaaadew  eonMie.  ▼.  IOl— Li'es. 
prit  de  OMiKadietiaa.  ei^rfdie;  La  doable  Teavage. 
eomCdie:  La  coqaette  de  village:  I«  didll^  oobi6. 
die:  La  mariage  fSlt.  et  rompn.  eomMie.  t.  ]&— 
Vkhra  4'BKlaMtf  ae,  P.  F.  S.  La  PimtBte  de  Mo. 
lUca,  comMle.  r.  1&.— g^aa,  C.  B.  La  readea-voas, 
on  I'amonr  aappoe^  eooiMle :  La  papOle,  eomMie.  t. 
SI. — ^Wavact,  CL  ft.  I<es  3  anltaniw.  on  SoKmaB  II. 
comMie.  t.  SS.— €l«acst,  C.  CL  PteHopew  tcagMle.  ▼. 
1 — Galtlaai,  C:  Le  bonrm  blwaftilBiai.  eomMie,  t. 
33.  Creeaet,  J.  B.  L.  lie  mMbaat.  comMle.  t.  14.— 
G«laiamd4elaTa«che.CL  IpbigealeeaTiMiridew 
tragMlB.  T.  4.— «l«ya«  «e  Mcrvfllc,  M.  La  eo». 
seatementloiet.  eomMie,  ▼.  S2. — Ba»tcc«cke,  B.  la 
Breton  d*.  Le  denil.  comMle;  Ori^tln.  aiMecia, 
comMle,  t.  ift. — ^laahcrt,  B.  La  Jalonx  aaaa  amour. 
comMle.  t.  15l— Iia  CkaasaCe,  P.  C.  SiveOe  de.  Le 
prejngt  A  la  mode^  eomMie;  MHaalde.  comMle; 
I.'faole  des  mtees.  comMie;  Im.  gonianaate,  cooift' 
die.  T.  lS^—lMmt»m*,i.  de.  Les3  fttees  ri«aBx.T.  1%. 
—Hm  Jl^ataiae,  J.  de.  Le  FterenUn.  eomMie;  La 
coape  eachaalte.  comMle.  t.  1ft. — l^m.  yaeee,  A.  de. 
ManUna  OgpttoHaaa,  tngMle.  t.  S.— La  GwmMig^,  F. 
J.  de  C  de^  *■«—*«,  tngMie.  t.  S.— La  Havpc,  J.  F. 
de.  Le  cnate  de  WarwieiE.  traeMie;  PhUoetete^ 
tragMle.  t.  ft.— Miiaaie,  diame.  t.  T.— La  Matte,  A. 
H.  de^  Laea  de  Gaatro.  tragMle.  ▼.  3.— I^cgvaad,  M. 
A.  la'aTeagtedaliToyaBt. comMie;  I^epilanteoBrBHr, 
comMle,  ▼.  1&— ]<caBt«aTc,  A.  M.  HjpexTBaestza. 
tragMle:  La  Tearo  da  Malabar,  tragMle.  t.  *.—Lm 


PETITOT 


3412 


PETRARCA 


Sage,  A.  R.  Turcaret,  com6dle,  v.  10.— Crispin,  rival 
de  aon  maltre,  comedie,  v.  19. — Liongepieri-e,  H.  B. 
de  U.  de.  Medee,  tragedle,  v.  1.— Marlvaux,  P.  0.  C. 
de.  La  surprise  de  I'amour,  comedie;  Le  jeu.  de 
I'amour  et  dii  iiasard,  comedie ;  La  mere  coufldente, 
comedie,  v.  19. — Le  legs,  conigdle ;  Les  tausses  confi- 
dences, comedie  ;  L'epreuve,  comedie,  v.  20. — Mout- 
fleury,  A.  J.  de.  La  femme  ]uge  et  partie,  comedie, 
V.  8.— Plroii,  A.  Gustave  Wasa,  tragedie,  v.  3.— La 
mfitromanie,  comedie,  v.  12. — Poiiisinet,  A.  A.  H.  Le 
cercle,  ou  la  soiree  k  la  mode,  comedie,  v.  23 — Pols- 
80i>,P.  Le  procurenr.arbltre,  comedie;  L'impromptu 
de  compague,  comedie,  v.  20. — Poinpignan,  J.  J.  le 
F.  de.  Didon,  V.  3.— Pont  <le  Veyle,  A.  de  F.  de.  Le 
BOmuambulo,  v.  22.— Q,uliiault,  P.  La  m^re  coquette, 
ou  les  amans  brouilles,  comedie,  v.  8. — Rotron,  J. 
de.  Vencesias,  tragedie,  v.  1.— Saiiitfoix,  G.  F.  G.  P. 
de.  L'oracle,  comedie, V.  21.— Sanrlii,  B.  J.  Spartacus, 
tragedie;  Blanche  et  Guiscard,  tragedie,  v.  4.— Bever- 
lei,  drame,  v.  7.— Les  moeurs  du  tems,  comedie,  v.  23. 
— Sauv*,  J.  B.  Mahomet  II,  trag6dle,  v.  3. — La  co- 
quette corrigee,  comedie,  v.  14.— Sedalne,  M.  J.  La 
phllosophle  sans  le  savolr,  drame,  v.  7.— La  gageure 
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and  Monmerqii6,  Louis  Jean  Nico- 
las Desrochais.  Collection  complete  des 
memoires  relatifs  a  I'histoire  de  France, 
jusqu'au  commencement  du  17  siecle.  Avec 
des  notice  sur  chaque  auteur,  et  des  obser- 
vations sur  cbaque  ouvrage.  1  s.  Paris, 
1819-26.  53  V.  8°.  2  s.  Paris,  1820-29.  78 
V.  in  79,  8°.  4676 

Contents. 
AngoulSme.C.de  v.,  Z>uc  d',    Fronde,  Introduction    aux 


1  8.  V.  44. 
Aruauld,  A.  2  s.  v.  34. 
Arnauld  d'Andilly,  E.  28.  v. 

33,  31. 
Bassompierre,  F.  de,  2  s.  v. 

19-21. 


mSmolres  relatifs  h  la,  2 

8.  V.  35. 
Gamon,  A.  1  s.  v.  34. 
GiUot,  J.  1  s.  V.  49. 
GourvUle,  J.  H.,  iSieur  de,  2 

8.  V.  52. 


Bayard,  P.  du  T.,  Seigneur    Gramout,  A.  de,  2  s.v.  56,  57. 


de,  1  8.  V.  15, 16. 
Berthed,  F.  2  8.  v.  48. 
Bouchet,  J.  1  8.  V.  14. 
Bouillon,  H.  de  la  T.  d'A., 

Due  de,  1  8.  V.  35. 
Bourgeois,  L.  1  s.  v.  49. 
Br6gy,  (— )  de  nacelles,  Mar- 
quis do,  2  S.  V.  58,  59. 
Campion,  H.  de,  2  s.  v.  51. 
Cardonne,  D.  D.  1  8.  v.  3. 
Castelnau.  M.  de,  1  s.  v.  33. 
Cayet,  P.  V.  P.  1  8.  v.  38-43. 
Caylus,  M.  M.  deV.  de  M., 

Marquise  de,  2  s.  v.  66. 
Cheverny,  P.  H.,Coni<e  de,  1 

8.  V.  36. 
Choiseul,  C,  Comle  duPlessis- 

Praslin,  Due  de,  2  s.  v.  57. 
Cholsnlu,  J.  1  8.  V.  38. 
Choisy,  F.  T.,  Ahbi  de,  2  8. 

V.  63. 
Christine  de  Pisan,  1  s.v.  5,  6. 
Collgni,  G.  de,  1  s.  v.  32. 
Comines,  P.  de,  Sieur  d'Ar- 

genton,  1  s.  v.  11-13. 
Conrart,  V.  2  s.  v.  48. 
Du  Bellay,  G.  1  s.  v.  18, 19. 
Du  Bellay,  M.  1  s.  v.  17-19. 
Du  Cange,  C.  du  F.,  Sieur,  1 

8.  V.  3. 
Du  Clcrq,  J.  1  8.  v.  11. 
Du  OlOB,  C.  P.  2  8.  V.  76,  77. 
Duguay-Troulu,  R.  28.V.  75. 
Du  Guesclln,  B.  1  s.  v.  4,  5. 
Duvlllars,  F.  de  B.,  Baron.l 

8.  V.  28-30. 
Estr^es,  F.  A.,  Ducd', 2 8. v. 16 
F6nolon,  B.  de  8.,  Marquise 

de  la  Mothe,  1  s.  v.  32. 
Fonln,  P.  de,  1  s.  v.  7. 
FUz-.Iames,  J.,  Duke  of  Ber- 
wick, 2  8.  V.  65,  66. 
Flourauges,  R.    de   la   M., 

Seigneur  de,  1  8.  v.  16. 
Fontenay- Mareull,   F.    D., 

Marquis  de,  1  8,  v.  60,  61. 
FoiitrailleB,  L.  d'K.,Vicomte 

lie,  2  8.  V.  64. 
Forloln,  0.  de,  2  s.  v.  74,  76. 


Groulard,  C.  1  s.  v.  49. 

Gruel,  G.  1  8.  v.  8. 

Guise,  H.  II,  de  Lorraine,  Due 

de,  2  8.  V.  55,  56. 
Hurault,  P.,  Abbot  of  Pont- 

levoy,  1  8.  V.  36. 
Iliiers,  F.  d',  1  8.  v.  8. 
Jeau  de  Troyes,  1  8.  v.  13, 14. 
Jeannin,  P.  2  s.  v.  11-16. 
Joan  of  Arc,  1  s.  v.  8. 
JolnvUle,  J.  de,  1  8.  v.  2. 
Joly,  C.  2  8.  V.  47. 
Joly,  G.  2  8.  V.  47. 
La  Chatre,  C.  de,l  8.  v.  32. 
La  Chatre,  E.,  Comte  de  Nan- 
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La  Fare,  C.  A.,  Marquis  de, 

2  8.  V.  65. 
La  Fayette,  M.  M.  P.  de  la 

v., ComlesseAe, 2 s.v.  64, 65. 
La  Marche,  O.  de,  1  s.v.  9, 10. 
La  Noue,  F.  de,  1  s.  v.  34. 
La  Porte,  P.  de,  2  s.  v.  59. 
La    Rochefoucauld,  F.  VI, 

Due  de,  Prince  de  Marsillac, 

2  8.  v.  51,  52. 
Lenet,  P.  2  s.  v.  63,  54. 
L'Estolle,  P.  de,  1  8.  v.  45-49. 
Louise    de   Savoie,    Ducltesse 

d'Angoullme,  1  8.  v.  16. 
Margaret  de  Valois,  Queen  of 

Navarre,  1  8.  v.  37. 
Marlilac,  M.  de,  1  8.  v.  49. 
Mergey,  .T.  de,  1  s.  v.  34. 
Merle,  M.  1  s.  v.  38. 
Mi  Hot,  C.  F.  X.   See  Noallles, 

A.  M.  de. 
Montgiat,   F.   de  P.  de  C, 

Marquis  de,  2  8.  v.  49-51. 
Montluc,  B.  de  L.  M.,  Seig- 
neur de,  1  8.  V.  20-22. 
Moutpensier,  A.  M.  L.  d'O., 

Duchesse  de,  2  8.  v.  40-43. 
Montrfisor,  0.  do  B.,  Comte 

de,  2  8.  V.  54. 
Moitevillo,  F.  B.  de,  2  s.  v. 

36-40. 
N6mours,  M.  d'O.,  Duchesse 

de,  2  B.  V.  34. 


Saulx  de  Tavannes,  Gaspard 

de,  1  s.  V.  23-25. 
Saulx  (Zerauannes, Guillaume 

de,  1  8.  V.  .3.5. 
Staal,  M.  J.  C.  de  L.  de,  2  s. 

V.  77. 
Sully,  M.  de  B.  de,  2  s.v.  1-9. 
Talon,  O.  2  s.  v.  60-63. 
Temple,  Sir  W.  2  s.  v.  64.  • 
Thou,  J.  A.  de,  1  s.  v.  37. 
Torcy,  J.  B.  C.  de,  2  s.v.  67,68. 
VlellleviUe,  F.  do  S.  de,  1  s. 

v.  26-28. 
Vlllars,  L.  H.  de,  2  s.v.  68-71. 
Ville-Hardouin,  G.  de,  1  s. 

V.  1. 
ViUeneuve,  G.  de,  1  8.  v.  14. 
Vllleroy,  N.  de  N.  de,  1  s. 

V.44. 


Noallles,  A.  M.   de,  2  s.  v. 

71-74. 
Orleans,  G.  J.  B.  de  F.,  Due 

d',2  s.  V.  31. 
Phlllppl,  J.  1  8.  V.  34. 
Ponchartraln,  P.  P.  de,  2  s. 

V.  16, 17. 
Pontls,  L.  de,  2  s.  v.  31,  32. 
Port  Royal,  Notice  sur,  2  s. 

v.  33. 
Rabutln,  F.  de,  1  s.  v.  31, 32. 
Retz,  J.  F.  P.  de  G.  de,  2  s. 

V. 44-46. 
Richelieu,  A.  J.  du  P.  de,  2 

8.  V.  10,  11. 

Rochechouart,  G.   de,  1  s. 

V.  32. 
Rohan,  H.  de,  2  s.  v.  18,  19. 
Saint  Auban,  J.,  Pope  de,l 

8.  V.  43. 

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Petit-Raclel,  Louis  Charles  Frangois.  1756- 
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la  Bibliotheque  Mazarine.  Paris,  1819.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  34,  1820,  p.  383.) 

L.75 

Petits  bourgeois,  Les.  Balzac,  H.  de, 
CEuvres  compl.  v.  11.  — 1150 

Petits  ^migr^s,  Les.  Genlis,  S.  F.  D.  de 
St.  A.,  Comtesse  de,  afterwards  Marquise  de 
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Petils  pontes  fran<;ais.  Poitevin,  P. 
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Petit-Tliouars,  A.  A.  du.    See  Du  Petit- 

Thouars,  A.  A. 
Peto,  Luca.    See  Paetus,  L. 
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(Steinaclior,  G.,  Ungarische  lyrilcer,  p.  283.) 

Curweii,  H.      Alexander  Petoefl.    54  pp.    (In  his 

Sorrow  and  song,  v.  1,  p.  195.)— TalllaucHcr,  St.  R. 

La  poesie  hongrolseauXIX  sifecle.  Sandor  Petoefl.  30 
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Petra.    Laborde,  L.  E.  S.  J.,  Marquis  de. 

Voyage  de  1 'Arable  Petree.     1830. 
Journey  through  Arabia   Petraea,  to 

Mount  Sinai,  and    tlie    excavated   city  of 

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See  also  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  32, 1845,  p.  411. 

Petrarca,  Francesco.  1304-74.  Letteredelle 
cose  familiari  libri  24,  lettere  varie  libro  1, 
ora  la  prima  volta  raccolte,  volgarizzate  .  .  . 
da  Giuseppe  Fracassetti.  Firenze,  1863-67. 
5  V.  12°.  5871 

Lettere  seuili,  volgarizzate  e  dichiarate 

con  note  da  Giuseppe  Fracassetti.  Firenze, 
1869-70.    2  V.  12°.  S871 


PETRABCA 


3413 


PETRE  FA3IILY 


Poesie  minori.  sul  testo  latino  ora  correfcto 

Tolgarizzate  da  poeti  Tiventi  o  da  poco  de- 
funtL    Milano.  1839-31.    3  t.  8°.  2363 

OmUmls.  I.*Aa>*r«  p«st*valc,  vole,  dal  A.  Mes- 
sanotte,  ▼.  1.— Arg*,  TOlg.  daJ  &.  8.  lUzciietti.  t.  1. — 
lie  Cure  p«st*nli.  Tide,  dal  6.  ^rtleari.  x.  1. — 
DcdaJo,  TOlg.  dal  T.  O.  OsteUentini.T.  1. — Scl^Sl^** 
T.  1.— Ey ist*lc,  T.  %  3.— Caljttca,  riOg.  dal  £  Biondl, 
T.  1.— n  Crcsse  iafttt*,  toIs-  dal  G.  A.  BoveraDa.  t. 
1.— n  Ijbht*  all'  vecas*,  vt^.  dal  F.  Testa,  t.  1 — 
PaxtcMl*,  Tolg.  dal  C  AxidU  *•  1— La  Picte  parta 
xale,  TOlg.  dal  6.  Adorai,  t.  1.— n  I^Hcrml*,  rotg.  dal 
A.  GavalU.  t.  1.— La  WIm,  vrtg.  dal  Im.  XaoeiiU.  x.  1. 

— R— tctitl,  D.      Discono  prellminare,  t.  1 La 

Sep«raxi«Be,  Tcrig.  dal  A.  X.  Bicci,  r.  1. 

Sime.  illasfcrate  oon  note  dal  P.  Francesco 

Soave.    Milano,  1805.    2t.  8°.  2364 

Oalcal^  Awwimm  a*  lettevi,  t.  S.— CMalogo  di 
moite  deOe  imrliieipall  c41xi*Mt  del  PMrarea,  x.  3. — 
6i«ata  d'alcune  oompoeliionl  del  Betrazca,  dw  al 
dlomo  da  lol  rIBatate.  t.  3.— I^oxartsl,  D.  Sonata 
-  Bopca  n  sepolero  del  FaUatma.  t.  t.— L>'At>ate  ABtt»r 
Maria  Salviml  art  dIacNMRao  XXII  deOa  aeeondA  parte. 
T.  X.— Saavc,  F.  Annotazknil.  t.  1,  S.— 8»»ctti  • 
mmmnmmk  In  vita  •  In  motte  dl  Madonna  Laoia.  t.  1, 
»■— Tteafcaatht,  B.  Tlta  dt  M.  Ftaaeeseo  Fetrarea; 
BilleeBloni  aopra  la  Tlta  di  Franeeaoo  Fetrarea  aerttta 
daU*  abate  de  Sade.  x.  U— Tci*Bfi,  t.  1.— Varte  ■*• 
xi*ai  del  MS,  t.  3.— Indld,  x.  2. 

Rime.    [Ed.  pablksata  per  opera  e  stndio 

deli'  Ab.  A.  Marsand.]  Padova^  1819-20. 
2t.4».  2361 

ftaleift.  Bikllateca  Petrarckcsca,  t.  X.  — De- 
sctlxione  UbUogcallea  delle  aazidette  -riiwfmmt.  x.  X. 
— Qnadro  cronolasico  dl  tntte  I'edlsionI  Oai  Omi«hiI«tb 
dl  Fkanoeaoo  Fetiarea,T.S.— IHehlaraxkMil  ed  lUaatra- 
zlCMd  delkt  opere  dlmta^O*,  die  aono  ne*  due  vo- 
Inml.  T.  L— Ordlne.  eon  eol  atmo  eoUoeaio  le  (hm** 
dlnta^lo.  die  al  eonteBgono  ne*  doe  volwnl.  t.  1. — 
Sasctti  e  caw»*»i  in  vUa  e  In  mottB  di  Madmina 
Laura,  ▼.  1, 2.— Sonettl  eeanxoni  ao|Ka  var]  arsomenH, 
T.  2.— DrlaaS,  ▼.  Sl— MemcHrie  deOa  -rita  di  Ftan- 
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— ^  Sonnets.  triomphsT  and  other  poems. 
Now  first  completely  tr.  into  English  verse, 
by  various  hands.  With  a  life  of  the  poet 
by  Thomas  CampbelL  London,  1850.  p.  SP. 
(Bohn^  H.  6.,  lUustr.  Ubr.)  2365 

Dae  Oaaxaal  |  Sonettl.  with  tnaaiatlaifl.    4S  pp. 

(DMse.  B.  B..  AmMM.  AnOM*.  v.  1.  p.  aaBL>— Kv^-' 
■MMitmaa.  1  p.  (Mai.  A..  SftOlea.  Mam.  x.».p.  5U.) 
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ini^  p.  313L)-^Saa«««e.  16  p|».  (Sdileed.  A.  W.  Ton. 
BIWTaf  mtrie,  v.  4.  p.  Z.y-SmmmtU  e  tmmwmwM.  9  pp. 
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Tina, Lady BaereL  Upp.  lWUkToaeoto,V.V.,Mum/t 
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Babtolx,  a.    Francesco  Petrarca.    1884. 

{In  kis  Storia  della  letteratnra  itaL  v.  7.) 

Feesow.  K.  L.    Francesco  Petrarca  dar- 

gestellt.  Nebst  dem  leben  des  dicfatars  . . . 
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Fkbbazzi,  G.  J.       Bibliografia  Petiar- 

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Floecoi/>,N.U.  BBBaysonPetraivh.  1883. 

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Tytmk,  A-  F.,  Lord  Woodhamadet.  His- 
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Petnurch,  Francesco.    See  Petrarca,  F. 
Petrareli  to  liduwm.  SO  pp.  James,  Oipf. 

C,  i>Wau,p.  5. 

P^i«  fiUBily.  Tacker,  Su  Yiuiatiotts  in 
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Petreius,  Theodore.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem. 

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P^treqiiiii,  Joseph  Pierre  Eleonor.  1810-76. 
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Petri, Moritz  (Ed. )  Johann  GeorgHamann's 

Schriften  und  brief e.     See  Hamann.  J.  G. 
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See  also  Dublin  TJnlv.  Mag.  t.  14,  1839,  p.  638;  v.  73, 
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Petrie,  Henry,  and  Sliarpe,  John  (Eds.) 
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Petrocorius,  Paulinus.    See  Paulinus,  of 

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Pctropolis,  Brazil.     Evans,  T.  C.     Health 

trip  to  the  tropics:  Tijuca  and  P.  14  pp.  (Harper's 
Mig.  V.  39,  1869,  p.  818.) 

Petrow,  Constantin.  Tableau  de  la  littera- 
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Petroz,  Pierre.  1819—.  L'art  de  la  critique 
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Petruccelli  delta  Gattiua,  Francesco. 
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Paris.  1864-66.     4  v.  8°.  —3205 

Petrus,  St.     Eginhard.     Historia  transla- 

Uouis  beatorum  Marcellini  et  Petri.  29  pp.  (Mlgue, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  104,  p.  537.) — Tlie  same,  tr.  into 
French.  222  pp.  ( (Earres  compl.  v.  2,  p.  175.)— Rhyth- 
mus  de  passlone  Christi  martyrum  Marcellini  et  Petri. 
14  pp.  ( (Eurres  eompl.  v.  2,  p.  397 ;  Duemmler,  E.,  Pr^t. 
Lat.  aeri  Car.  v.  2,  p.  125 :  Monumenta  German,  hist.; 
Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  104,  p.  593. )— Translatio 
et  miracula  Sanctorum  Marcellini  et  Petri.  27  pp. 
(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  1,  p.  238.)— Trans- 
latio Sanctornm  Tibnrtii,  Marcelliui,  et  Petri 
ad  Sanctum  Medardam.  5  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc. 
Script.  V.  15.  pt.  1,  p.  391.) 

Petrus  (Junior) .  Patriarch  ofAntioch.  [Vita.] 

14  pp.    v.issemanl,  G.  S.,  Biblioth.  orient,  v.  2,  p.  69.) 

Petru»,Abp.ofTyre.     12  cent.    Privilegium 

de  S  casalls  Deriua;  Privilegium  de  testlmoulo  dlvise 
facte  apud  castrum  FenlcuU  cum  &[llduino],  Vallis 
Josaphat  abbate.  1  p.  (Migne,  J.  P..  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
155, p.  1167.) 

Petrus  I,  St.,  Bp.  of  Alexandria.     —311. 

Eplsiola  canonica ;  Fragmenta.  [Gr.  tt  Lat.'[  28  pp. 
(Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  18,  pp.  467,  509.)— Quae 
^iace  et  Armenice  supersunt  fi-agineut«.  14  pp. 
(Pitra,  3.  B.,  Anaiect.  sacra  Spicileg.  Solesmeati,  v.  4,  p. 
187.)_Fragmeuta  In  Geuesim.  [Gr.  el  Lat.]  1  p. 
(Pitra,  J.  B.,  .Spicileg.  S<>le<mense,  v.  1,  p.  283.)— Ex  ora- 
tione  paschali;  In  Geneslm.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  i  p. 
599"^'*'  ^'  ^■'  ^'"*'"'*  *"**"  Spicileg.  Solesmensi,  v.  3,  p. 

— -  Anastasing,  Librarian  of  t?ie  Vatican.  .Acta  slncera 
S.  Petri  episcopl  Alexandrini  et  martyris.  21  pp. 
(Mai,  A.,  Spicileg.  Roman.v.  3,  p.  671.)- rfc«  same.  Tr.  into 
English.  66  pp.  [AnU-yicene  Christ.  Libr.  v.  14:  wilK 
Methodius.  St.,  Bp.  of  Patara,  Writings,  p.  267.) 

Petrus  11,  Bp.  of  Alexandria.    —380.     Epis- 

tola  encyclica;  Fragmenta  eplstolae  ad  episcopos 
^yptios  fldei  causa  exsules.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  10  pp. 
(Migne.  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  33,  pp.  1275, 1291.) 


Petrus,  Bp.  of  Argos.     9  cent.     Oratio  de 

couceptione  B.  Annae.  [  Gr.  et  Lot.]  8  pp.  (Mlgue, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  104,  p.  l:«l.) 

Petrus  {Siculus),  St.,  Bp.  of  Argos.    —890. 

Historia  et  refutatio  Man ichaeorum.  [Gr.etLaf.]  79 
pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Palrum  noc.  bibliolk.v.  4,  pt.  3,  p.  1 ;  Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  104,  p.  1239.) 

Petrus,  St.,  Bp.  ojLaodicea.    7  cent.    Cora- 

mentarius  in  IV  Evangelia.  [Gr.]  2  pp.  (Mai,  A., 
Patrum  nov.  bibliotK.  v.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  543.)— TAe  same.  [Gr. 
el  Lat.]  8  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  86,  pt  2, 
p.  3321.) 

Petrus,  Prior  of  the  Holy  Sepulchre,  Jeru- 
salem. 12  cent.  Priv'iiegla.  2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  L-it.  V.  155,  p.  1176.) 

Petrus,  Archdeacon.    8  cent.    Quaestiones  in 

Danielem  propbetam.  10  pp.  (Marteue,  £.,  and  Du- 
rand,  D.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect.  ?.  9,  p.  275;  Mlgue, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  96,  p.  1347.) 

Petrus,  Deacon,  and  others.     De  incarna- 

lioue  et  gratia  D.  N.  J.  C.  ad  Fulgeutium  et  alios  epis- 
copos .Africae  liber.  5  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  6>,  p.  33.) 

Petrus,  Presbyter  of  Edessa.    [Vita.]    1  p. 

(Assemaul,  G.  S.,  Biblioth.  orient,  v.  1,  p.  259.) 

Petrus,  St. ,  Anchorite  in  Mount  Atho.    Pala- 

mas,  G.,  Abp.  of  Thessalonica.  Vita  Sancti  Petri  Atho- 
niiae.  [Gr.  et  Lot.]  26  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patroi.  «.Gr. 
v.  150,  p.  989.) 

Petrus,  of  Thessalonica,  Patricius  et  magister. 
6  cent.  Excerpta  de  legationibus  gentium 
ad  Romauos.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  Bonnae,  1829. 
8°.     (Corpus  Script.  Byz.  Y.  U.)  4285 

Fragiueuta.      11  pp.      (Dldot,  .\.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr. 

Fragm.  Iiist.  Gr.  v.  4,  p.  181.)— De  scieutla  politic* 
fragmenta.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  39  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  .Script,  tet. 
nov.  collect,  v.  2,  p.  571.) 

Petrus.    See  aZso  Peder.— Pedro.— Peter.— 

Piero. — Pierre. — Pietro. 
Petrus  de  Mora,  Cardinal,  Bp.  of  Capua. 

De  rosa  alphabeiica  aeu  ex  arte  sermocinaudl.  8  pp. 
(Pitra,  J.  B.,  Spicileg.  Solesmense,  t.  3,  p.  489.) 

Petrus  lieouis.  Papal  legate.       12  cent. 

Epistolae.  2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  166, 
p.  351.) 

Petrus  liOuibardus.     See  Pietro  Lom- 

bardo,  Bp.  of  Pans. 
Pets.    6  pp.'   Taylor,  C.     {Harper's  Mag.  v. 

23,  1861,  p.  519.) 

Petschenig,  Michael  (Ed.)  Johannis  Caa- 
siani  Conlationes  XXIV.  See  Cassianus,  J., 
Abbot  in  Marseilles  (in  supplement). 

(Ed.)      Johannis  Cassiani  De  institutis 

coenobiorum.  See  Cassianus,  J.,  Abbot  in 
Marseilles  (in  supplement). 

(Ed.)  Paulini  Petricordiae  Quae  super- 
sunt.   See  Paulinus,  of  Perigueux. 

(jEd.)    Victoris  episcopi  Vitensis  Historia 

persecutionis  Africanae  provinciae.  See  Vic- 
tor, Bp.  of  Vite. 

Pett,    Arthur,   and    Jackniau,    Charles. 

Voyage  f<.!r  the  discovery  of  the  X.  E.  parts  of  the 
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Pettee,  William  Henry.  1838—.  Gray's 
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.a;sculaplus,  V.  1.  Cooper,  Sir  A.  P.        v.  4. 

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Allolnus,  B.  S.v.  1.  Copeland,  T.  v.  4,  Mead,  R.  v.  1. 

Annesley,  J.  v.  3.  Copland.  J.  v.  1.  Morgagnl,  J.  B.  v. 

Balllie,  M.  v.  2.  Crulkshank,  W.  v.        1. 

Baron,  J.  v.  2.  3.  Pettigrew,  T.  J.  v. 

Bell,  Sir  C.  V.  3.  Cullen,  W.  v.  4.  4. 

Blchat,  M.   F.  X.  Galen,  C.  v.  4.  Philip,  A.  P.W.v.3. 

V.  1.  Guthrie,  G.  J.  v.  4.  Powell,  U.  v.  4. 

Blundell,  J.  v.  1.  Halford,  Sir  H.v.l.  Prlngle,  Sir  J. v.  2. 

Boerhaave,  H.v.  3.  Hall,  M.  v.  4.  Kadcllffe,  J.  v.  1. 

Bostock,  J.  V.  3.  Haller,  A.  de,  v.  1.  Eopet,  P.  M.  v.  4. 

Bright,  R.  V.  2.  Harvey,  W.  v.  4.  Ruysch,  F.  v.  1. 

Brodle,  «r  B.  C.  Heberden,W.  v.  3.  Simond,  G.  G.  v.3. 

V.  2.  Hippocrates,  v.  3.  Stafford,  A.  v.  4. 

Brown,  J.  v.  4.  Hunter,  J.  v.  2.  Travers,  B.  v.  3. 

Calus,  J.  V.  1.  Hunter,  W.  v.  2.  Vesalius,  A.  v.  2. 

Carlisle,  .Sir  A.v.l.  Huxham,  J.  v.  2.  Wardrop,  J.  v.  2. 

Cheyne,  J.  v.  3.  Jeunor,  E.  v.  2.  Ware,  J.  v.  3. 

Clarke,  Sir  C.  M.  Johnson,  J.  v.  2.  Wilson,  J.  v.  2. 

V.  1.  Lawrence,  W.  v.  2.  Young,  T.  v.  4. 

Clutterbuck,H.v.2  Lluacre,  T.  v.  1. 

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Pettit,  Thomas  M'Kean.   1797-1853.   Memoir 

of  Roberts  Vaux.  27  pp.  (Pa.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem.  v.  4,  pt. 
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Petty,  William,  2  Earl  of  Shelbtirne,  and  1 
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der  mlnne  Oder  daz  herzemaere;  Otte  mit  dem  Barte, 
V.  12.--Krzaeliluiigeuuud8cliwaeul£e.  Herausg. 
von  H.  Lambel,  v.  12.— Pi-eudenleere,  Der.  Der 
wiener  Mervart,  v.  12.  — Gottfried  von  Slrassburg. 
Tristan.  Herausg.  von  R.  Bechstelu,  v.  7,  8 — Hart- 
maim  von  Aue.  Herausg.  von  F.  Bech,  v.  4-6. — Her- 
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Herausg.  von  K.  Bartsch,  v.  2.— Daz  Maere  von  dem 
Sperwaero,  v.  12.— Ntbelungenlled.  Herausg.  von 
K.  Bartsch,  v.  3.  —  Sibote.  Vrouwenzuht,  v.  12. — 
Strieker,  i'er.  Daz  Bloch;  Der  ptaffe  Amis,  v.  12.— 
Waltlierrort  der  Vogelweide.  Herausg.  von  F.  Pfeiffer, 
v.  1.— Wernher,  der  Gaerlner.  Meier  Helmbreht,  v. 
12.— "Wolfram  von  Eschenbach.  Parzlval  und  Tlturel. 
Herausg.  von  K.  Bartscb,  v.  9-11. 

(Ed.)  Germania.  See  Germania  (in  sup- 
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[Ed.)      Das    Habsburg-Oesterreichische 

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{Ed.)  Livlaendische  reimchronik.  Stutt- 
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{Ed.)    Uhland's  schriften.    S'ee  Uhland, 

J.  L. 

Bartsch,  K.F.    Franz  Pfeiffer.    7  pp.    (Germania, 

V.  li,  18C8,  p.  250.) 

Pfeiffer,   Freimund.      Goethe's  Friedrike. 

Leipzig.  1841.     12°.  —3177 

Pfeiffer,  Ida.     Circa  1795-1858.     Journey  to 

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From  the  German  by  Charlotte  Fenimore 

Cooper.     London,  1852.     8°.  1466 

Liavoll^e,  C.     Voyageurs  modernes.     Mme.   Ida 

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Pfeiffer,  Johann.     Fungus  Melitensis.     17 

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Pfeiffer,  Ludwig  Georg  Karl.  1805-77. 
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Catalogue  of  phaneropneumona,  or  ter- 
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12°.  {With  Orbigny,  A.  d',  Shells  of  the  Ca- 
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Catalogue  of  pulmonata,  or  air-breathing 

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Monographiaauriculaceorum  viventium. 

Sistens  descriptiones  systematicas  et  criticas 
omnium  hujus  familiae  geuerum  et  specie- 
rum  hodie  cognitarum,  nee  non  fossilium 
enumeratioue.     Accedente    proserpinaceo- 


rum  nee  non  generis  truncatellae  historia. 
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Monographia  helicorum  viventium.  Sis- 
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omnium  hujus  familiae  generum  et  specie- 
rum  hodie  cognitarum.  Lipsiae,  1848-59.  4 
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Monographia  pneumonopomorum  viven- 
tium. Sistens  descriptiones  systematicas 
et  criticas  omnium  hujus  ordinis  generum 
et  specierum  hodie  cognitarum,  accedente 
fossilium  enumeratione.   Cassellis,  1852.   8°. 

—2635 

Monographia  pneumonopomorum  viven- 
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Nomenclator  botanieus.    Cassellis,  1873- 

74.    2  V.  8°.  —2693 

Contents. 
Aa-Kyrtanthus,  v.  1.        Labatla-Zyzyglum,  v.  2. 

Symbolae  ad  historian!  heliceorum.  Cas- 
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Pfllizing,  or  Pfintzing,  Georg.   15  cent.    Pil- 

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The  same.  Stuttgart,  1846.   12°.  (Seheible, 

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The  same.     Herausg.   von  K.  Goedeke. 

Leipzig,  1878.    12°.    (Goedeke,  K.,  and  Titt- 

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Geschichte  von  Schwaben  neu  untersucht 

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Pflaiizeiilaeuse  aphiden.  Die.    Koch,  K. 

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Pflan^eenlebeii  der  Seliweiz.    Christ, 

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Pflegetoeliter,  Die.    119  pp.    Schefer,  L., 

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• Spach,  E.     Histoire  naturelle  des  vege- 

taux.  Phanerogaraes.  1834-48,  15  v.  {Suites 
a  Btiffon. ) 

Phaiiias,  of  Eresos.    B.  C.  4  cent.    Frag- 

meuta.  9  pp.'  (Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm.  hist. 
Gr.  V.  2,  p.  '293.) 

Phanoclcs.     B.  C.  4  cent.     Reliquiae.    22 

pp.    (Phlletas,  of  Cos,  Reliquiae,  p.  185.) 

Phauodenius.    Fragmenta.    5  pp.    (Didot, 

A.  F.,  Biblioth.  pr.  Fragm.  last.  Gr.  v.  1,  p.  366.) 

Phantasieiiehe,  Eine,  novelle.     80  pp. 

Gutzkow,  K.  F.,  Gesaw.m.  werke,  v.  2,  p.  247. 

Phantasiestiiecke  in  Callot's  manier- 
Hoffmann,  E.  T.  "W.,  Ausgew.  schriften,  v.  7. 

—3186 

Phantasm  of  an  uniTersity.  Kelsall, 
C.  —2371 

Phantasmata.    Madden,  R.R.   2  v.   —2475 

Phantasus.    2  v.    Tieck,  L.,Sc7in/Yen,  v.  4, 


5. 


4  pp. 
5  pp. 


-3195 
{Fraser''s  Mag. 


{Dublin  Univ. 
5  pp. 
—2476 
{Fra- 


Phantom  coach. 

V.  28,  1843,  p.  113.) 

Phantom  iiouse. 

ifag.  V.  Co,  18C5,  p.  4.'5S.) 

Phantom  of  Castle  €Iogher. 

(Dulilin  Univ.  Mag.  \.  86,  1875,  p.  358.) 

Phantom  world.    Calmet,  A.  2  v. 
PhaiitoiUM.     See  Apparitions. 
Phantoin.s  and  realities.    87  pp. 

ter's  Mag.  v.  43,  1851,  pp.16,  182,  326,  434,  574,  690;  Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  2, 1851,  pp.  457,  601,  753;  v.  3,  1851,  pp.  49, 
187,337.) 

Phaon.     Welcker,  F.  G.     Sappho  und  P. 

12  pp.     (Rheinisch.  mu$.  n.  8.  v.  18, 1863,  p.  241.) 

Phara,  St.    Vita;  [versio  Suecana.]    4  pp. 

(Rielz,  J.  E.,  Script.  Suecic.  v.  2,  p.  3.) 

Pharaoh.    Drummond,  Sir  W.    Answer  to 

remarks  on  the  word  Pharaoh.  3  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J., 
Class.  Journ.  v.  5,  1812,  p.  180.)— S—.  Reraarka  on  Sir 
W.  Drummond'8  derivation  of  the  word  Pharaoh.  3 
pp.    (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Clatt.  Journ.  v.  4, 1811,  p.  468.) 


Pharaoh  of  the  exodus.    Nash,  D.  W. 

1786 
Pharaohs.     See  Egypt,  History.   Ancient. 

Jlsn  names  of  kings;  as,  AinenemUat  I.— Anieiil. 
—  Hatasn.  —  Horsiatef.  —  Aleueplitali.  —  Aiaslo- 
seiieii. — Ramses  II.  —  Ramses  III. — Seti  I. — 
Thotlimes  III,  etc. 

Pharisees  and  sinners.  6  pp.  {Har- 
per's Map.  V.  8,  1854,  p.  543.) 

Pharmaeographia.  Flueckiger,  F.  A., 
and  Hanbury.  D.  —3784 

Pharmacopoeia.    See  Materia  medica. 
Pharmacy.  Beer,  R.  K.    Pharmacological 

dictionary.     1876. 

Flueckiger,  F.  A.,  and  Hanbury,  D. 

Pharmacographia.     1874. 

GuYTON  DE  MoRVEAU,  L.  B.,  Baron,  and 

others.  Chymie,  pharmacie,  et  metallurgie. 
1786-1815.  7  V.     {Encyc.  meth.) 

Herholdt,  J.  D.    Bidrag  til  apothekerkoustens  og 

mediciual-taxtens  historle  1  de  dauske  stater.  128  pp. 
{.Skajidin.  lilteraturselskab,  v.  10,  j).  137.) — Matsch,  .1.  M. 
Pharmacy  In  Its  sanitary  relations.  9  pi).  (Am.  Pub. 
Health  Assoc.  Reports,\.  2,  p.  489.)— Reiiss,  J.  D.  Phar- 
macia.    46  pp.     {In  his  Report,  comment,  v.  11,  p.  367.) 

See  also  Driija;a. — Materia  medica. 

Pharonnida;  an  historic  poem.  Cham- 
berlayne,  W.     2  v.  in  1.  1368 

Pharsalia,  Thessaly.  Lucanus,  M.  A.  Phar- 
salia,  cum  varietate  lectionum,  argumentis, 
et  selectis  variorum  adnotationibus  quibus 
suas  addidit  P.  A.  Lemaire.  1830-32,  3  v. 
(Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Biblioth.  class.  Lat.) 

The  same,  literally  tr.  into  English  prose, 
with  copious  notes,  by  H.  T.  Riley.  1853. 
(Bohn,  H.  G.,  Class.  Libr.) 

Note. — For  other  eds.  and  trs.  see  Iiucanus,  M.  A. 

Bello,  .J.  B.    DePharsalici  confllctus  meuse  et  die. 

15  pp.  (Graevius,  J.  G.,  Tltes.  antiq.  Rom.  v.  8,  p.  705.) — 
liCake.W.  M.  Military  operations  of  Caesar  in  Greece, 
ending  in  the  battle  of  P.  20  pp.  (Royal  Soc.  of  Lit. 
Tranit.'i  s.  v.  4,  1853,  p.  68.) 

Pliarsamon,  ou  les  nouvelles  folies  roman- 

esques.    Marivaux.  P.  C.  deC.  de.    2  v.    1298 

Phascogalea.    Mueller,  S.,  and  Schlegel, 

H.  Beschrlj  vlng  eener  uieuwesoort  van  vleeschetende 
buideldieren,  Phascogalea  molaa.  4  pp.  (Temminck, 
C.  3.,Verh.  der  nederl.  overzeesche  hezitt.  Zool.  p.  149.) 

Phases  Of  faith.  Newman,  F.W.  —4216 
Phasis  of  matter.  Kemp,T.L.  2v.  —1508 
Phasis  river.  Barre,  L.  F.  J.  de  la.  Re- 
marques  8ur  la  route  de  Sardes  ii  Suses  .  .  .  et  sur  le 
cours  de  I'Halys,  de  I'Euphrate,  de  I'Araxes  et  du 
Phase.  22  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v. 
8,  1733,  p.  311.) 

Phaiilkon,  Constance.     17  cent.    Lettre  A 

un  .lesuite  en  1687.  10  pp.  {Biblioth.  Ecole  d.  Charles,  \. 
22,  1860,  p.  518.) 

Phavorinus.    See  Favorinus. 

Phayre,  Maj.-Oen.  Sm- Arthur  Purves.  1812 
— .  History  of  Burma  .  .  .  from  the  earliest 
time  to  the  end  of  the  1  war  with  British 
India.  London,  1883.  8°.  {Truebner's 
Orient.  S.)  3103 

Pliear,  Sir  John  Budd.  1825—.  The  Aryan 
village  in  India  and  Ceylon.  London,  1880. 
8°.  —1378 

Pheasants.  Tegetmeier,W.  B.  Pheasants 
for  coverts  and  aviaries.     1873. 

Pheasants  :  their  natural  history  and 

practical  management.     1881. 

Pheidippides.      18   pp.     Browning,    R., 

Dramnl.  idyls,  1  s.  p.  27. 

Pheidon,  King  of  Argos.      Larcher,  P.  H. 

M6molre  sur  P.  24  pp.  (Iiisi.  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript. 
Hist.  V.  40,  1793,  p.  27.)— Uiiger ,  G.  F.  Die  zeltver- 
haoltnlsse  Pheldons.  55  pp.  {I'hilologus.v.  28, 1869,  p. 
399 ;  V.  29,  1870,  p.  245.) 


PHELAN 


3421 


PHENOMENOLOGY 


Phelan, William,!). 2).  1789-1830.  Whether 

and  how  far  the  pursuits  of  sclentiflc  aud  polite  liter- 
ature assist  or  obstruct  each  other.  58  pp.  (Royal 
Irish  Acad.  Trans,  v.  12,  1815,  p.  3.) 

Life  and  remains  of  P.    28  pp.    {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 

V.  2,  18:i3,p.  4S1.) 

Phelaw,  Rev.  William.    The  Bible,  not  the 

Bible  Society  ...  li  pp.  (Rev.  of  iu  Edin.  Rev.  v.  31, 
1S19,  p.  246.) 

Phelps,  Mrs.  Almira  Hart  Lincoln.  1793- 
1884.  Hours  with  my  pupils  :  or,  educa- 
tional addresses,  etc.    New  York,  1859.    12°. 

—2377 

{Ed.)    Our  country,  in  its  relations  to  the 

past,  present,  and  future.  A  national  book, 
consisting  of  original  articles  in  prose  and 
verse,  contributed  by  American  writei"s  .  .  . 
Baltimore,  1864.     p.  8°.  2155 

Contents.  Alexander,  J.  H.  Song  of  the  southern 
Loyalists;  Three  eras  of  the  United  States.— Brown, 
A.  D.  The  Naval  Academy  in  secession  times. — Bur- 
{^ess,  O.  The  blue  coat  of  the  soldier.— Burr,  Mrs. 
C.  M.  "  Thy  will  be  done."— Clark,  T.  M.  The  re- 
bellion.— Coxe,  A.  C.  The  .American  ensign ;  Sonnet: 
Antietam. — Dorsey,  Mrs.  A.  H.  Tale  of  East  Tennes- 
see.—Ecltlej-,  Mrs.  S.  M.  A  voice.— EUet,  Mrs.  E.  F. 
Needed  reform  ;  The  women  of  76.— KUicott,  Mrs.  E. 
J.  A  battle  eve.— Everett,  E.  Restoration  of  the 
union.— Fisher,  E.  T.  Flower  and  leaf  interpreted. 
— Flandera,  Mrs.  C.  B.  W.  Women  of  the  times.— 
Hale.  Mrs.  S.  J.  The  Mississippi.- Hill,  T.  The 
flag;  The  opportunity;  or,  the  apotheosis  of  Pan.— 
Hopkinsou,  Mrs.  C.  \.  Field  lilies. — Hniitliigtou, 
F.  D.  The  moral  strength  of  our  country's  cause. — 
Kenuedy,  .J.  P.  Baltimore  long  ago.— Kilty,  J. 
The  spirit  of  Maryland  in  1791.  —  liord,  .J.  Conse- 
quences of  the  discovery  of  America. — Me  Jilton,  J. 
N.  On  the  Christian  Commission. — Mayer,  B.  An 
episode  of  the  Florida  war.  —  Mahleuberg,  W.  H. 
The  President's  Thanksgiving  hymn.— Bforton,  C.  E. 
True  bond  of  union.— Ordroiieanx,  J.  On  the  Sani- 
tary Commission.— Peabody,  A.  P.  To  what  purpose 
Is  this  waste?  — Phelps,  Mrs.  A.  H.  L.  Historical 
sketch. —With  thought  on  the  present  and  future; 
Introduction.— Phelps,  C.  E.  Drumhead  notes  from 
camp  and  field.- Q,iiliicy,  Hiss  M.  A.  Reminiscences 
of  the  Hancocks— Sigonrney,  Mrs.  L.  H.  Stars  of 
my  country's  sky;  Sympathy.— Valin,  J/iss  G.  G.  de. 

Aim6  de  mon  coeur Van  Bebber,  T.  E.      The  4 

relics — Wallace,  J.  Our  march  to  Gettysburg. — 
'Washburn,  E.  What  our  country  wants.— Wlllard, 
Mrs.  E.  National  hymn ;  On  the  name  America ;  Uni- 
versal peace. 

See  also  Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  17, 1867,  p.  611. 

Phelps,  Austin,  D.  D.  1820—.  Theory  of 
preaching.  Lectures  on  homiletics.  New 
York,  1882.     8°.  —4223 

Stevens,  G.  B.  Prof.  Phelps'  "Theory  of  preach- 
ing."   9  pp.     (A'eio  Englander,  v.  41, 1882,  p.  1-20.) 

Phelps,  Elizabeth  Stuart.  See  Ward,  Mrs. 
E.  S.  P. 

Phelps,  H.  P.  Players  of  a  century.  A 
record  of  the  Albany  stage  ;  including  notices 
of  prominent  actors  who  have  appeared  in 
America.     2  ed.     Albany,  1880.    p.  8°.    3314 

Phelps,  Mrs.  John  S.     Brockett.  L.  P.,  and 

Vaughau,  Mrs.  M.  0.  Mrs.  J.  S.  Phelps.  2  pp.  (In 
timr  Woman's  work  in  the  civil  war,  p.  520.) 

Phelps,  Richard  H.  History  of  the  New- 
gate of  Connecticut,  at  Simsbury,  now  East 
Granby ;  its  insurrections  and  massacres, 
the  imprisonment  of  the  tories  in  the  revo- 
lution, and  the  working  of  its  mines.  Also, 
Bome  account  of  the  state  prison  at  Wethers- 
field.     Albany.  1860.     4°.  2626 

Phelps,  Samuel.  Archer,  W.  Samuel  Phelps. 
22  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  aud  Hutton,  L.,  Actors  and 
actresses,  v.  4,  p.  69.) 

Phelps,  Thomas.      Captivity  of,  at  Macha- 

iiess  in  Barbary.  3  pp.  (Harris,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  1705, 
Appendix,  p.  23;  Osborne,  T.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  499.) 

Phelps,  William  Franklin.     [Notice  of.]    8 

pp.     l^m.  ./.  r/^aiicaaon,  T.  5, 1858,  p.  827.) 
Past  IV.— 95. 


Phelps  aud  Gorhani's  purchase,  and 

Morris'  reserve,  History  of  the  pioneer  settle- 
ment of.     Turner,  O.  3564 

Phelypeaux,  Paul,  Comte  de  Pontchar- 
train.     See  Pontchartrain,  P.,  Comte  de. 

Phenicia.    See  Phoenicia. 

Pheuix,  The  ;  or,  a  revival  of  scarce  and 
valuable  pieces  from  the  remotest  antiquity 
down  to  the  present  times.  London,  1707-08. 
2  V.  8°.  —4235 

Omlents.  Barloiv,  W.  Account  of  the  conference  at 
Hampton-Court,  1603,  v.  1.— Brett,  S.  Narrative  of 
the  proceedings  of  a  Great  Council  of  Jews,  to  examine 
the  Scriptures  concerning  Christ,  Oct.  12,  1650,  v.  1.— 
Calvin's  Common  Prayer-book,  us'd  in  the 
English  church  of  Geneva,  v.  2.— Form  and  order  of 
the  coronation  of  Charles  H,  at  Scoon,  Jan.  1, 1651 ; 
with  a  sermon  upon  that  occasion  by  R.  Dowglas,  v.  1. 
—True  relation  of  Charles  II's  death ;  with  2  papers 

written  by  [him],  v.  1 Reformation  of  the  Church 

in  Ireland,  during  the  reigns  of  King  Henry  Vm, 
Edward  VI,  and  Queen  Mary,  v.  1.  — ClilTord,  M. 
Treatise  of  human  reason,  v.  2.— Colet,  J.  Sermon 
of  conforming  and  reforming,  made  to  the  Convoca- 
tion, 1511;  with  life  by  Erasmus,  v.  2.— Discourse  of 
the  troubles  begun  at  Frankfort  in  Germany,  1554, 
V.  2 — God's  first  sally  out  of  himself,  in  the  birth 
of  the  universe,  v.  1.  —  Some  account  of  Lady  Jane 
Gray;  with  papers,  etc.,  by  her,  v.  2.— Haies,  J. 
Brevis  dlsqulsitio;  or,  a  brief  Inquiry  touching  a 
better  way  than  is  commonly  made  use  of,  to  refute 
Papists,  etc. ;  Dissertatio  de  pace ;  or,  a  discourse 
touching  the  peace  and  concord  of  the  church,  v.  2. — 
Jones,  R.  The  Resurrection  rescued  from  the  soldiers 
calumnies;  2  sermons,  v.  2.— Keynior,  J.  Observa- 
tions on  the  Dutch  Ashing,  1601,  v.  1.— Manasseh 
Ben  Israel.  Vindiciae  Judaeorum;  defence  of  the 
Jews,  V.  2.— Nannton,  Sir  R.  Fragmeuta  regalia ; 
or,  observations  on  Queen  Elizabeth,  etc.  v.  1.— P.,  S. 
Brief  account  of  the  new  sect  of  latitude-men,  v.  2. — 
The  People's  antleut  and  just  liberties  asserted,  in  the 
tryal  of  Wm.  Penn  and  Wm.  Mead,  at  Old  Bally  in 
London,  1670  ;  2  part.  Tryals  of  T.  Butyard,  F.  Moor, 
and  others,  v.  1.— Burden  of  Issachar:  or,  the  tyrran- 
Ical  power  aud  practices  of  the  Presbyterian  gov- 
ernment ot  Scotland,  etc.  t.  2. — Richardson,  S. 
Torments  of  hell :  the  foundation  and  pillars  thereof 
discover'd,  search'd,  shaken,  and  remov'd,  v.  2. — 
Rust,  G.  Letter  of  resolution  concerning  Orlgen  and 
the  chief  of  his  opinions,  v.  1.— S.,  R.  Christ's  birth 
misstim'd,  pro^•ing  that  Jesus  Christ  was  not  born  in 
December,  v.  1.— Torshell,  S.  Design  to  harmonise 
the  Bible,  v.  1. — Tureuue,  Princesse  de,  and  others. 
Letters,  evidencing  Charles  II's  steadfastness  in  the 
Protestant  religion,  v.  1.  —  United  Provinces. 
Answer  of  the  States-General  to  the  Declaration  of  war 
of  the  King  of  Great  Britain,  1674,  v.  1.— Villiers,  G., 
Duke  of  Buckingham.  Short  discourse  upon  the  reasona- 
bleness of  men's  having  a  religion  or  worship  of  God  ; 
Letter  to  the  unknown  author  of  "A  short  answer  to 
the  Duke  of  Buckingham's  paper,  concerning  religion, 
etc."  V.  2. — William,  of  Nassau,  Prince  of  Orange. 
Apology,  or  defence  In  answer  to  the  proclamatloa 
against,  and  proscription  of  him  by  the  King  of  Spain, 

V.  1. 

Phenonieua  of  h  jbridity  in  the  genus 

homo.     Broca,  P.  1794 

Pheuonieiia  of  the   human    mind. 

Analysis  of  the.     Mill,  J.     2  v.  —1426 

Phenomenalism.    Gordy,  J.  P.    Science 

and  phenomenalism.  18  pp.  {Xea  Englander,  v.  41, 
1882,  p.  201.)— Secritan,  C.  Ph^nomenisme  contem- 
porain.  30  pp.  [Biblioth.  unit,  et  rev.  Suisse,  v.  57, 1876. 
p.  222.) 

Ph^nomdnes  de  la  musiqne.    Ponte- 

coulaut.  L.  A.  le  D..  Comte  de.  —2747 

Ph^nom^nes  de  la  physique.    Guille- 

min.  A.  V.  — 1513 

Ph^nomdnes  physiques  des  corps  vi- 

vants.  Legons  sur  les.  Matteucci,  C.  — 1685 
Ph^nom^nes  Tolcaniqiies,  Recherches 

sur  I'origine  des.     Mourlon,  M.  — 1623 

Phenomenology,  Outlines  of.    Hegel,  G. 

W.  F.  Tr.  by  W.  T.  Harris.  9  pp.  (Joum.  Spec.  Philot. 
\.  3, 1869,  p.  166.) 


PHERECRATES 


3422 


PHILADELPHIA 


Pherecrates,    of  Athens.      B.  C.  5  cent. 

Fragmeuta.  41  pp.  (Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Poet, 
comic,  p.  82;  Kock,  K.  T.,  Comic.  AUic.fragm.\.l,  p.  145; 
Melneke,  J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm.  comic.  Gr.  v.  2,  pt.  1,  p.  252.) 

Plierecydes,   of  Athens.     B.  C.  5   cent. 

Fragmenia  et  vita.  30  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr. 
Fraqm.  hist.  Gr.  v.  1,  p.  70.) 

Matlliiae,  A.  E.    De  Pherecydis  Iragmentis.    6  pp. 

(Vermifclite  iicUriften,'p.  102.) 

Plierecydes,  of  Syros.     6  cent.    Epistola. 

[Gr.etLat.]  1  p.  (mdot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Epistol.Gr. 
p.  460.) 
— -  Helii,  J.  P.  Dissertation  sur  Pherecyde  phllosophe 
de  Syre.  38  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wissens.  AHm.  1747,  p. 
303.)— Ziminei-inai)in,B.  TJeber  die  lehre  des  Phere- 
kydes  von  Syros  uud  Ihr  verhaeltnlss  ziir  ausser- 
griechlschen  glaubenskreisen.  39  pp.  (Zeits.f.philos. 
V.  24,  1854,  p.  161.) 

Phi  Beta  Kappa  Society.    Hale,  E.  E. 

A  fossil  from  the  tertiary.  9  pp.  (Atlanl.  Monthly,  v. 
44, 1879,  p.  98.)— PIti  Beta  Kappa  orations.  13  pp. 
{N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  24, 1827,  p.  129.) 

Phidias.  Waldstein,  C.  Essays  on  the 
art  of  Pheidias.     1885. 

Beul£,  E.    La  jeunesse  de  P.    22  pp.    [Rev.  d.  deux 

mondes,  1860,  2  per.  v.  26,  p.  463.)  — Phidias,  and  the 
Elgin  marbles.  28  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  114, 
1873,  p.  686.)— Gedoyn,  N.  Hlstolre  de  P.  11  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Jnscript.  Hist.  v.  9,  1736,  p.  189.) 
— Kluegmann,  A.  Amazonenstatuen  von  Phidias, 
Polyklet,  uud  Strongylion.  10  pp.  [Rheinisch.  tnus. 
u.  s.  v.  21, 1866,  p.  321.)— Lietronne,  J.  A.  Lettre  sur 
latete  de  P.  trouvfie  h  la  Blbliothftque  royale.  15  pp. 
{Rev.  archiol.  v.  3,  1846,  p.  460.)— Mueller,  C.  O.  Com- 
mentatlo  qua  Myrlnae  Amazonis  quod  in  museo  Vatl- 
cano  servatur  sigum  Phidiacum  expllcatur.  18  pp.  1 
pi.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wissens.  Comment,  recent. 
Hist,  pkitol.  V.  7,  1832,  p.  59.)— De  Phidiae  viU.  70  pp. 
(Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wissens.  Comment,  recent.  Hist, 
philol.  V.  6, 1828,  p.  121.)— D6couverte  d'une  t*te  de  P. 
k  la  Blbllothfeque  royale.  3  pp.  {Rev.  arcMol.  v.  3, 1846, 
p.  33.5.) 

Philadelphia,  Lydia.    Curtius,  E.    Phila- 

delphela.  3  pp.  1  pi.  (Berlin  Akad.  wissens.  Philol. 
Masse  Abhandl.  1872,  p.  93.) 

Philadelphia,  Pa.  Barton,  W.  P.  C. 
Compendium  florae  Philadelphicae.    1818. 

Philadelphia  and  its  environs.     1873. 

Abbott,  W.    Making  money :  the  mint  at  P.    13  pp. 

{Harper's  Mag.  v.  24,  1862,  p.  16.)— Barnard.  C.  Hun- 
dred thousand  homes ;  How  they  were  paid  for.  11 
pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  11, 1876,  p.  477.)— Davis,  R. 
H.  Old  landmarks  In  P.  23  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly, 
V.  12,  1876,  p.  145.)— Old  P.  32  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  52, 
1876,  pp.  705,  868.)— Egan,  M.  F.  A  day  in  the  Ma'sh. 
10  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  22,  1881,  p.  343.)— Head- 
ley,  J.  T.  Philadelphia.  16  pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly, 
V.  2,  1871,  p.  225.)— Iiathrop,  G.  P.  "A  clever  town 
built  by  Quakers."  16  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  64,  1882, 
p.  323.) 

See  also  l>anrel  Hill  Cemetery. 

Philadelphia,  Biography.  Brown,  D.  P. 
The  Forum  :  or,  40  years'  full  practice  at  the 
Philadelphia  bar.     1856,  2  v. 

Simpson,  H.    Lives  of  eminent  Philadel- 

phians,  novp  deceased.     1859. 

Bar  or  Philadelphia.    29  pp.    (Quart.  Bev.  x.  IQl , 

1861),  p.  364.) 

Philadelphia,  Education.  Keen,  W.  W. 
History  of  the  Philadelphia  School  of  anat- 
omy.    1875. 

— —  Bro-»vnell,  W.  C.  Art  schools  of  P.  14  pp.  (Scrib- 
ner't  Monthly,  v.  18, 1879,  p.  737.)— Hart,  J.  8.  Descrlp- 
tlon  of  Public  High  School  in  P.  10  pp.  (Am.  J.  of 
Kdncalion,  v.  1,  18.50,  p.  93.) 

Philadelphia,  History.  Allinson,  E.  P., 
and  Penrose,  B.  City  government  of  Phila- 
delphia. 1887.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  t/o/tJisflbp- 
kins  Univ.  Studies  in  hist,  and  polit.  sci.  5  s. 
No8.  1-2.) 

Banes,  C.  H.  History  of  the  Philadelphia 

brigade  .  .  .     1876. 

Belisle,  D.  W.    History  of  Independence 

Hall.    1859. 


Etting,  F.  M.    Historical  account  of  the 

old  state  house  of  Pennsylvania  novr  known 
as  the  Hall  of  Independence.     1876. 

Minutes  of  the  Committee  of  defence  of 

Philadelphia,  1814-15. .  1867.  (Pa.  Hist.  Soc. 
Mem.  V.  8.) 

Price,  E.  K.   History  of  the  consolidation 

of  the  city  of  Philadelphia.     1873. 

ScHAEF,  J.  T.,  and  Westcott,  T.   History 

of  Philadelphia,  1609-1884.     1884,  3  v. 

Watson,  J.  F.     Annals  of  Philadelphia 

and  Pennsylvania,  in  the  olden  time.  1857, 
2  v.;  1870-79,  3  V. 

History  of  P.    37  pp.     {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  36,  1833,  p. 

359.)— Pbiladelpltia  riots.  23  pp.  {New  Englander, 
V.  2,  1844,  pp.  470,  624.)— Savage,  J.  Independence 
Hall  and  Independence  Day.  13  pp.  {Harper's  Mag. 
V.  35,  1867,  p.  217.)— Stone,  F.  D.  The  struggle  for  the 
Delaware.  Philadelphia  under  Howe  and  under  Ar- 
nold. 102  pp.  (Wlnsor,  J.,  Narrat.  and  crit.  hist,  of 
America,  v.  6,  p.  367.)— AVatson,  J.  F.  The  Indian 
treaty  for  the  lands  now  the  site  of  P.  12  pp.  (Pa. 
Hist.  Soc.  Mem.  v.  3,  pt.  2, 1836,  p.  129.) 

Philadelphia,  Libraries.    Read,  J.  M.,  Jr. 

The  old  Philadelphia  Library.  14  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  21,  1868,  p.  299.) 

See  also  Liibrary  Company  of  Pbiladelpliia. — 
Lioganian  Library. — FItiladelplila.  Appren- 
tices' Library  Company.  —  Pliiladelpliia. 
Mercantile  Library  Company. 

Philadelphia.  Apprentices'  liibra- 
rj^  Company.  Annual  reports,  1883-88. 
Phila.  1883-88.     6  Nos.  8°.  L. 

Philadelphia.  College  of  Physi- 
cians. Transactions.  Centennial  volume. 
Phila.  1887.     8°.  —3702 

Philadelphia.  Electrical  Confer- 
ence. Report.  Sept.  1884.  Washington, 
1886.  8°.  (U.  S.  49  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate 
Exec.  doc.  \.  I.  l^o.  45.)  —4507 

Philadelphia.  Fairuiount  Park. 
Annual  reports,  1,  2,  of  the  Commissioners. 
Phila.  1869-70.     2  Nos.  8°.  3501 

Report  of  a  special  committee  of  the  Com- 
missioners, upon  the  preservation  of  the 
purity  of  the  water  supply.  Phila.  1867. 
8°.  3501 

Keyser,  C.  S.   FairmountPark.  Sketches 

of  its  scenery,  waters,  and  history.     1872. 

Fairmount  Park  and  the  International 

exhibition  at  Philadelphia.     1876. 

Crane,  N.     Fairmount  Park.     14  pp.     {Scribner's 

Monthly,  v.  1,  1871,  p.  225.) 

Philadelphia.  Guardians  for  the  re- 
lief and  employment  of  the  poor.  Laws 
relating  to  the  relief  and  employment  of  the 
poor.  Phila.  1835.  8°.  (With  Rules  for 
the  government  of  the  Board  of  Guardians.) 

—2342 

Rules  for  the  government  of  the  Board  of 

Guardians,  its  officers,  business,  and  affairs; 
and  for  regulating  and  controlling  the  Alms- 
house, Hospital,  and  House  of  employment. 
Phila.  1835.     8°.  —2342 

Philadelphia.  Honsc  of  Refuge. 
Annual  report.  Phila.  1839.  8°.  [Bound 
pamph.v.nS.)  5934 

Philadelphia.  International  Exhi- 
bition,  1876.      British  section.     Copy  of 

•  catalogue  interleaved  for  use  of  judges,  n. 
p.  [1876].     4°.  —3714 

Catalogue  des  produits  industriels  et  des 

oeuvres  d  'art  [de]  Belgique.  Bruxelles,  1876. 
16°.  —8716 


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Catalogue  du  cercle  de  la  librairie,  de 

rimprimerie.  et  des  industries  s'y  rattachent. 
Paris,  1876.     8°.  —3714 

Catalogue  of  the  Brazilian  section,    n.  p. 

1876.     8°.  —3715 

Catalogue  of  the  Russian  section.     St. 

Petersburg,  1876.     12".  —3715 

German  department.     OflScial  catalogue. 

Berlin.  1876.     8°.  —3713 

Official  catalogue  of  the  natural  and  in- 
dustrial products  of  New  South  Wales.  Syd- 
ney. 1876.     8°.  —3715 

Portuguese  special  catalogue.      Mining 

and  metallurgy.  Manufactures.  Education 
and  science.  Fine  arts.  Machinery,  n.  p. 
1876.     8°.  —3715 

Swedish  catalogue.     Phila.  1876.    8°. 

—3714 

United    States    Centennial   commission, 

1876.    Official  catalogue.   Pliila.  1876.   p.  8=. 

—3715 

United    States    Centennial    commission, 

1876.  Official  catalogue,  department  of  art. 
4  ed.     Phila.  1876.     p.  8°.  —3715 

Verslag  aan  zijne  excellentie  den  Min- 
ister van  Binnenlandsche  zaken  over  de 
Nederlandsche  af deeling  op  de  Internation- 
ale Tentoonstelling  gehouden  te  Philadel- 
phia .  .  .  1876.     Haarlem,  1877.     8=^.     —3713 

Bruce,  E.   C.    The  Century:   its  fruits 

and  its  festival.     1877. 

Gardner,  D.  [Ed.)  United  States  Cen- 
tennial commission,  1876.  Grounds  and 
buildings  of  the  Centennial  Exhibition, 
PhUadelphia.  1876.  1880.  (Walker,  F.  A., 
U.  S.  Centennial  commission,  v.  9. ) 

Kerkwijk,   L.   C.   van.     Internationale 

Tentoonstelling  .  .  .  te  Philadelphia  in  1876. 
De  openbare  werken  in  Nederland.  Uitge- 
geven  door  de  nederlandsche  hoofd-commis- 
sie.     1876. 

Keyser,  C.  S.    Fairmount  Park  and  the 

International  exhibition  at  Philadelphia. 
1876. 

SiMOXiN,  L.  French  view  of  the  Inter- 
national exposition  of  1876.     1877. 

Abfe.— Tr.  trom  the  Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1876,  3  p6r. 
V.  17. 

Walker,  F.  A.  The  World's  fair,  Phila- 
delphia. 1876.     1878. 

■ {Ed. )  United  States  Centennial  com- 
mission. 1876.  Reports  and  awards.  1877- 
78,  4  v.;  1880.8  V. 

Cluiracterlstics  ot  the  lutemattonal   fair. 

60  pp.  (Allanl.  Monthly,  v.  38,  1876,  pp.  85,  233,  359,  492, 
732;  T.  39,  1877,  p.  94.)— Elcho,  R.  Die  Centennial 
ausstellung.  16  pp.  [DeuUch.  randschau,  v.  8,  1876,  p. 
283.)— Elliott,  C.  W.  Pottery  at  the  Centennial.  11 
pp.  {AUant.  Monthly,  v.  38.  1876,  p.  568.)— H«rt,  J.  M. 
Vienna  and  the  Centennial.  24  pp.  {Internal.  Etc.  v. 
2,  1875,  p.  1.)— Howells,  W.  D.  A  sennight  of  the 
Centennial.  16  pp.  (Atlant.  JUonlfUy,  v.  38, 1876,  p.  92.) 
—Knight,  E.  H.  Crude  and  curious  Inventions  at 
the  Cemeunlal  Exhibition.  160  pp.  (Atlant,  Monthly, 
Y.  39,  1877,  pp.  517,  645;  v.  40,  1877,  pp.  22,  161,  305,  420, 
648,639;  v.  41,  1878,  pp.  19.224,  288,  426.)— Mitchell, 
D.  G.  In  and  about  the  fair.  24  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly, 
V.  12,  1876,  pp.  742,  889;  v.  13,  1877,  p.  115.)— Walker, 
F.  A.  The  Philadelphia  Exhibition.  34  pp.  [Inlernat. 
Sfv.  y.  4.  1S77,  p.  363.)— White,  H.  The  American 
centenary.    21  pp.    {F»rtn.  Rer.  n.  s.  v.  20,  1876,  p.  496.) 

Philadelphia.  liibrary  Compauy  of. 

See  Library  Company  of  Philadelphia. 
Philadelphia.    Mercantile  Library 
Coiupauy.    Annual  reports,  1856,  62,  63, 


69,  70,  79,  83-85,  87.   Phila.  1856-87.   12  Nos. 
8°.  L. 

E^say   on    the  history    and  g^owtli  of. 

Phila.  1867.     8°.  L. 

Finding  list  for  novels.     Phila.  1878.     8°. 

W.23 
Philadelphia.  Public  liedgerbnild- 
iiig:  with  an  account  of  the  proceedings 
connected  with  its  opening,  June  20,  1867. 
Phila.  1868.     8°.  3576 

Philadelphia.  Zoological  Society. 
Annual  reports,  1-16,  1873-88.  Phila.  1873- 
88.     16  Nos.  8°.  L. 

Howlaud,  M.     The    Philadelphia   Zoo.     13  pp. 

(Harper's  Mig.  v.  53,  1879,  p.  699.) 

Philadelphia  Academy  of  Xatiiral 
Sciences.  See  Academy  of  Natural  Sci- 
ences. Philadelphia. 

Philadelphia  and  its  euTirons.  Phila. 

1873.     8°.  3574 

Philadelphia  and  Reading  Rail- 
road Company.  Reports  of  the  presi- 
dent and  managers,  to  the  stockholders, 
1847.  *48.  Phila.  1847-48.  8°.  {Boundpamph. 
V.  116.)  5934 

Philadelphia  brigade.  History  of  the. 
Banes.  C  H.  2646 

Philadelphia  Committee  of  defence. 
Minutes  of  the,  1814-15.  PhUa.  1867.  8°. 
(Pa.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem.  v.  8.)  3573 

Philadelphia  School  of  anatomy. 
History  of  the.     Keen,  W.  W,  —2367 

Philadelphia  Society  for  the  promotion 
of  national  industry.  Addresses.  6  ed. 
Phila.  1822.  8°.  (Carey,  'H.,  Essays  onpolit. 
econ.)  —1366 

Philadelphia,  Wilmington  and  Balti- 
more Railroad  Companv.  Annual  reports, 
19.  26.  29.  32.    Phila.  1867-70.    4  Nos.  8°.   L. 

Philadelphians.    Frost.  T.   ThePhiladel- 

phians.  39  pp.  (In  his  Secret  socieUes  of  the  European 
revolution,  v.  1,  p.  142.) 

Philae.     Laincret,  M.   A.    Description   de 

rile  de  P.  119  pp.  {Descript.  de  VEgypte,  v.  1,  p.  1.)— 
Lietronne,  A.  J.  Observations  sur  I'epoque  oil  le 
paganisine  a  el6  defluitiTement  aboil  i  Philes  dans  la 
Haute-Egypte ;  Sur  le  role  que  cette  tie  a  JouS  entre 
les  rdgnes  de  Dlocleiien  et  de  Justinian.  50  pp.  (lust. 
de  France,  Aca^i.  Inscripl.  Mim.  t.  10.  1833,  p.  168.) 

Philalethes,  pseud.    See  John,  N.  M.  J., 

King  of  Saxony  (in  supplement). 
Philanthropists.  Ware,  H.,  Jr.  Emi- 
nent philanthropists.  7  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  2, 1825,  p.  18.) 
See  also  Astor,  J.  J.— Buxton,  Sir  T.  F.— Clarlt- 
80U,  T.— Cooper,  P.— Corcoran.  W.  W.— Fry,  E.— 
Girard,  S.— Harvard,  J.— Hopkius.  -T.— Hopper, 
I.  T.— Howard,  J.— Peahody,  G.— Phillips,  .J.— 
Phillips.S— Smith,  G.—Smithsou, -J.— Thomp- 
son, B..  <Vji(;i{  -Ram ford.— Tyaon,  E.— Vassar,  M. — 
AVIlberforce,  W.— Yale,  E. 

Philanthropy.  Pennsylvania  Journal  of 
prison  discipline  and  philanthropy.  1845- 
51.  6  V.  in  5. 

Danger  of  separating  piety  Crom  philan- 
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Giles,  H.  The  philanthropic  sentiment.  19  pp.  (In 
his  Illustrations  of  genius,  p.  138.  i— Peabody,  A,  P. 
Philanthropic  element  in  literature.  17  pp.  iChr. 
Exam.  T.  34,  1843,  p.  129.)— Philanthropic  societies 
in  the  reign  of  ^neen  Anne.  7  pp.  (Frater't 
Mag.  V.  61,  l.Mi),  p.  570.) 

Philaretns,  Vasil  Drosof.  Abp.  of  Moscow. 

Ronsselot,  P.  Predication  chr^tieune  dans  I'Sglise 
orthodoxe.  M.  Phiiarfete,  Metropolite  de  Moscou.  31 
pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1866,  v.  6,  p.  193.)— Stanley,  A.  P. 
Recollections  of  P.  14  pp.  (Eisayi  chiefly  on  quettioiu 
of  church  and  state,  p.  489;  and  Macmillan's  Mag.  t.  17t 
1868,  p.  272.) 


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Philargyni^  JiiniUH.  Keil,H.   Commen- 

tatio  ae  Juulo  Phllargyro.  4  pp.  {Zeits. /.  AUerthumsw. 
V.  15,  1848,  p.  547.) 

Philai^ti'ius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Brescia.    4  cent. 

Liber  de  haeresibus,  cum  praeceaentibus.  127  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  12,  p.  1049;  Oehler,  F., 
Corpus  haeres.  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Pliilaiitus,  pseud.  Pretty  gentleman,  or 
softness  of  manners  vindicated  from  the 
false  ridicule  exhibited  under  the  character 
of  William  Fribble,  Esq.  Ed.  by  Edmund 
Goldsmid.  Edinburgh,  1885.  16°.  {Biblioth. 
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Pbilbrick,  John  Dudley,  LL.  D.  1818-86. 
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• Thirtieth  semi-annual  report  of  the  Super- 
intendent of  public  schools  of  the  city  of 
Boston,  Sept.  1876.   Boston,  1876.   8°.  —2384 

Phile,  M.    See  Philes,  M. 

Phileas,  St.,  Bp.  of  Tlimuis,  Egypt,  —circa 

307.  Escerptum  ex  epistola  ad  Thinuiias  [  Gr.  et  Lat.]  ; 
Epistola  ad  Meletlum  Lycopolltanum  eplscopum.  4 
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Writings.  8  pp.  (Anie-Nicene  Christ.  Libr.  v.  14,  p. 
439  :  with  Writings  of  Methodius.) 

Philebus,  on  the  greatest  good.     110  pp. 

Plato,  Works,  tr.  by  G.  Surges,  v.  4,  p.  1. 

Pliilelleiiist,  The.    40  pp.     {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  32,  1818,  pp.  501,  625.) 

Philelplie,  Francois.     See  Filelfo,  F. 

Philemon,  Epistle  to.  See  Bible,  New  Tes- 
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Philemon.  C?rca  B.  C.  360-262.  Menandri 
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Fragmens.    46  pp.    (Brumoy,  P.,  TMat.  des  Grecs, 

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(Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.:  «)i7/t  Aristophanes,  Comoediae  ; 
Kock,  K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  2,  pt.  1,  p.  478; 
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Philemon,  the  Younger.  Fragmenta.    [Or.] 

1  p.  (Kock,  K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  2,  pt.  1,  p.  540 ; 
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nander and  Philemon,  Reliquiae,  p.  432.) 

Philemon.  7  cent.  Quae  supersunt  [Gr.] 
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Fridericus  Osann.  Accedunt  anecdota  non- 
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Contents.  Lexicon  teclmologicum.  —  Locii- 
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-^  Barker,  E.  H.  Critical  remarks  on  Dr.  Osann's 
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Philepsius.     Fragmentum.     1  p.     (Didot, 

A.  F.,  liiblioth.  gr.  Orat.  Attici,  v.  2,  p.  345.) 

PhileH,  George  Philip  (Ed.)     1828—.     The 

Philobiblion.     See  Philobiblion. 
Philes,  Manuel.     Circa  1275-1840.    Inedita 

carmlnum  ex  codice  Mouacenal  chart.  [Gr.]  9  pp. 
(Ideler,  J.  L.,  Phyt.  et  med.  Gr.  viin.  v.  1,  p.  284.)— Ver- 
sns  de  nnlmallum  proi)rietate ;  Brevis  exposltio  de 
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Capltan  General  de  la  mar.  33  pp.  (Col.  doc.  hist. 
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Juan  de  Austria  desde  1568  hasta  1570  sobra  la  guerra 
contra  los  Slorlscos  de  Granada.  150  pp.  ( Col.  doc. 
hist.  Espana,  v.  28,  p.  5.)— C6dula  original  para  que 
Diego  de  Olarte  entregue  al  prior  y  convento  de 
Nuestra  SeHora  de  AtocUa  uu  cruclfljo  de  oro  que  le 
mando  dar  de  llmosna  el  Principe  D.  Carlos.  3  pp. 
(  Col.  doc.  hist.  Espana,  v.  28,  p.  567.)— Negocios  de  los 
Paises  Bnjos.  Cartas  .  .  .  sobre  cosas  pertene- 
cientes  6.  aquellos  estados.  248  pp.  (Col.  doc.  hist. 
Espana,  v.  4,  p.  278.)— Correspondencla  con  el  Duque 
de  Medlnasidonla  sobre  su  derecho  a  la  corona  de 
Portiisal.  188  pp.  (Col.  doc.  hist.  Espana,  v.  27,  p. 
210.)— Miuuta  de  carta  6.  D.  Juan  de  ZftHlga  .  .  .  sobre 
reformacion  de  drdenes  rellglosas.  10pp.  (Col. 
doc.  hist.  Espana,  v.  7.  p.  529.)— Tltulo  de  Lugarteniente 
de  General  de  la  mar  que  dio  a  D.  Luis  de  Reque- 
gens.  3  pp.  (Col.  doc.  hist.  Espana,  v.  3,  p.  3l)9.)— Or- 
deuauzas  para  los  torcedores  de  seda  de  Toledo.  34 
pp.  (Col.  doc.  hist.  Espana,  v.  15,  p.  363.)— C6dulas  que 
expidio  para  la  mejor  observancia  de  los  deeretos  del 
Coucllio  de  Trento.  39  pp.  ( Col.  doc.  hist.  Espana,  v. 
9,  p.  368.) 

Castro,  A.  de.    The  Spanish  Protestants, 

and  their  persecution  by  Philip  II.     1851. 

Croze,  J.  de.    Les  Guises,  les  Valois,  et 

Philip  II.     1866,  3  V. 

FORNERON,  H.    Histoire  de  Philippe  II. 

1881-83,  4  V. 

Freer,  M.  W.,  afterwards  Mrs.  Robinson. 

Elizabeth  de  Valois .  .  .  and  the  court  of 
Philip  IL     1857,  3  V. 

Gachard,  L.  P.    Don  Carlos  et  Philippe 

II.     1863,  3  V. 

Juste,  T.     Histoire  de  la  revolution  des 

Pays-Bas,  sous  Philippe  II.     1855,  2  v. 

Kervyn  de  Lettenhove,  J.  M.   B.  C, 

Baron  de  [Ed.)  Relations  politiques  des 
Pays-Bas  et  de  I'Angleterre,  sous  le  regne 
de  Philippe  II.     1883-86,  5  v. 

Mignet,  F.    a.   M.      Antonio    Perez    et 

Philippe  II.     1845. 

MuNOZ,  A.    Viaje  de  Felipe  II  a  Ingla- 

terra.     1877. 

PHILIPPSON,  M.   Westeuropa  im  zeitalter 

von  Philipp  II,  Elisabeth,  und  Heinrich  IV. 
1883.  (Oncken,  W.,  Allgem.  geschichte,  abth. 
3,  V.  2.) 

Prescott,  W.  H.   History  of  the  reign  of 

Philip  II.     1859-61,  3  v. 

San  Geronimo,  J.  de.    Memorias  sobre 

varios  sucesos  del  reinado  de  Felipe  II. 
1845.     {Col.  doc.  hist.  Espafla,  v.  7.) 

. Watson,  R.      History  of    the  reign  of 

Philip  II.     1839. 
Badocr,  F.     Relazlone  delle  persone,  governo,  e 

stall  dl  Carlo  V  e  dl  Flllppo  II,  1557.    154  pp.    (Albdrl, 

E..  Rtlai.  ambat.  veneli,  8.  1,  v.  3,  p.  175.)-Carrla«,  V. 

FblUp  II.    24  pp.    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  89, 1877,  p.  I.)— 


Circonrt,  A.  de.  Philippe  II,  Roi  d'Espagne.  43  pp. 
(Bibtioth.  univ.  et  rtv.  Suisse,  4  s.  v.  35, 1857,  pp.  5, 145.)— 
Briefe  and  true  declaration  of  the  sicknesse,  last 
words,  and  death  ol  the  king  of  Spaine  .  .  .  who  died 
in  his  abbey  of  St.  Lawrence  at  Escuriall,  Sep.  13, 
1598.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  1,  p.  505.)— 
Du  Boys,  P.  Causes  du  soulfevement  des  Pays-Bas, 
sous  P.  17  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  35,  1855,  p.  641.) — 
Eraso,  A.  de.  Consultas  hechas  &  Felipe  II,  sobre 
acuerdos  delconsejo  de  ludias.  275  pp.  (Col.  doc.  hist. 
Espana,  v.  51,  p.  245.)— Game  of  chess  ;  scene  In  the 
court  of  P.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  4,  1852,  p.  205.)— 
Grahl,  E.  PhlUpp  II  von  Spanien  und  sein  minister 
Antonio  Perez.  48  pp.  (Raumer,  F.  von,  Hist,  taschen- 
buch,  1869,  p.  209.)— Casamleuto  do  Felipe  II  con  Dofia 
Isabel  de  Valois.  31  pp.  (Col.  doc.  hist.  Espana,  v. 
3,  p.  418.)— Vlaje  de  Felipe  II  6.  Inglaterra  en  1554 
cuando  tue  &,  casar  con  la  Relna  Dofia  Maria.  11  pp. 
(Col.  doc,  hist.  Espana,  v.  1,  p.  564.)— De  algunos  sucesos 
que  precedieron,  accorapaSaron,  y  slguleron  el  ma- 
trimonio  de  Felipe  II  con  la  Reina  Alaria  de 
Inglaterra.  90  pp.  (Col.  doc.  hist.  Espana,  v.  3,  p. 
448.)— Meanx,  M.  C.  A.,ricomte  de.  Politique  rellgleuse 
de  P.  62  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  49,  1860,  p.  221 ;  v.  50, 
1860,  p.  665.)— M*rimee,  P.  Philippe  II  et  Don  Carlos. 
25  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mnndes,  1859,  2  per.  v.  20,  p.  576.)— 
Moreton,  H.  J.  R.,  Earl  of  Dude.  Expedition  of  P.  to 
England.  17  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  25,  1879,  p.  718.) 
— 3Iwla,  M.  A.  da.  Relazlone  dl  Filippo  II,  1559.  18 
pp.  {Albferl,  E.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneli,  1  s.  v.  3,  p.  391.)— 
Plillip  II  and  his  times.  45  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v. 
105,  18.57,  p.  1.)— Documentos  relatives  6.  la  conqulsta 
de  Portugal  por  Felipe  II.  205  pp.  (Col.  doc.  hist. 
Espana,  v.  40,  p.  230.)— Praet,  J.  van.  Philip  II  and 
William  the  Silent.  85  pp.  (Essays,  p.  201.)— Sainte- 
Beuve,  C.  A.  Don  Carlos  et  P.  27  pp.  (Noureaux 
Lundis,  V.  5,  p.  281.)— Sariano,  M.  Relazlone  dl  Fll- 
lppo II,  1559.  60  pp.  (Albert,  E.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti, 
1  s.  V.  3,  p.  331.)-Teza,  E.  (Ed.)  Filippo  II  e  Sisto  V, 
canzone  veneziana  dl  un  contemporaueo.  38  pp.  (Soc. 
romau.  dl  storla  patria.  Archivio,  v.  7,  1884,  p.  487.)— 
Declaration  of  the  States  General  of  the  United 
Provinces;  setting  forth  that  Philipp  II  had  for- 
feited his  right  of  sovereignty  over  the  said  provinces. 
10  pp.     (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  1,  p.  323.) 

.See  also  Carlos,  iion.- Flanders.— Netherlanda. 
— Spanish  armada. 

Philip  HI,  King  of  Spain.  Watson,  R., 
and  Thomson,  W.  History  of  the  reign  of 
Philip  IIL     1839. 

C&rdenas.  I.  de.  Cartas  4  Felipe  HI  sobre  la  guerra 

que  querla  mover  Enrique  IV.  33  pp.  (Col.  doc.  hUt. 
Espana,  v.  5,  p.  137.) 

Philip  IV,  Zingr  of  Spam.     1605-65.     Orden 

que  dio  a  su  hijo  D.  Juan  de  Austria,  mandindole  que 
no  admitlese  despachos  de  Roma  a  favor  do  eclesias- 
ticos  que  no  f  uesen  adictos  k  su  Real  Persona ;  Otra 
Orden  al  Arzobispo  de  Tarragona  acerca  del  mlsmo 
asunto.  3  pp.  (Col.  doc.  hist.  Espana,  v.  8,  pp.  566, 
567.)— Poesias.  2  pp.  (Castro,  A.  de.  Poet.  lir.  de  los 
siglos  16  1/ 17,  v.  2,  p.  151 :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.)— Tra- 

fedia  mas  lastlmosa,  el  Conde  de  Sex.  30  pp.   (Ochoa, 
.  de,  Tesoro  teatro  espan.  v.  5,  p.  98.) 
Note.— A\so  attributed  to  Antonio  Coello. 

C6rdova,G.  F.  de.    Correspondencla  con 

Felipe  IV.  1869-70,  3  v.  [Col.  doc.  hist. 
Espana.,  v.  54,  55.) 

DUNLOP,  J.    Memoirs  of  Spain  during  the 

reigns  of  Philip  IV  and  Charles  II.    1834,  2  v. 

Historia  de  Felipe  IV.     1878.     [Col.  doc. 

hist.  Espana,  v.  69.) 

Sobrenionte,  G.  do.     Cartas  &  Felipe  IV.    4  pp. 

(Col.  doc.  hist.  Espana,  v.  5,  p.  134.)-Vlncart,  J.  A.  Re- 
laclon  de  los  sucesos  de  las  armas  de  S.  M.  el  Rey  D. 
Felipe  IV  .  .  .  en  los  estados  de  Flandes  y  de  BorgoHa, 
en  el  aHo  de  1650.    60  pp.    ( Col.  doc.  hist.  Espana,  v.  75, 

Pliilip  T,  King  of  Spain.     Episode  of  the 

times  of  P.    25  pp.     (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  29,  1844,  pp.  636, 

piiilip.  Archduke  of  Austna.     See  Philip  I 

(el  Hervioso),  King  of  Castile. 
Philip,  King  (Metacomet),  Sachem  of  the 

Wampunoaqs  or  Pokanokets.      Church,  B. 

History  of  King  Philip's  war.     1865. 
Drake,   S.   G.      Old  Indian  chronicle ; 

being  a  collection  of  exceeding  rare  tracts, 


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written  and  pub.  in  the  time  of  King  Philip's 
■war.     1867. 

Mather.  I.  Early  history  of  New  Eng- 
land .  .  .  also  a  detailed  account  of  the  origin 
of  the  war  with  King  Philip.     1864. 

News  from  New-England,  being  a  true 

and  last  account  of  the  present  bloody  wars. 
1676.  repr.  1850. 

Irving,  W.    Philip  of  Pokanoket.    22  pp.    (/«  hi* 

Sketch-book,  p. 356:  Works, y.2.) — Ttki»tUM»,'S.  Lener 
on  the  expedition  against  P.  1  p.  (Mass.  Hist.  See. 
Coll.  ▼.  6, 1800.  p.  86.) 

Philip,  Alexander  Philip  Wilson.  M.  D. 
Treatise  on  the  nature  and  cure  of  those 
diseases,  either  acute  or  chronic,  which  pre- 
cede change  of  structure.  With  notes  and 
appendices,  by  J.  H.  Miller.  Baltimore. 
1831.     8°.  —3783 

Philip,  George,  and  Son.  Classified  and 
descriptive  catalogue  of  scientific  and  tech- 
nical books.    London  [1886].    8°.  W.57 

• ( Pubs. )   Atlas  of  the  counties  of  England. 

See  Weller.  E. 

Philip,  Robert,  D.  D.  1791-1858.  Life  and 
times  of  ReT.  George  "Whitefield.  London, 
1837.    8°.  4896 

The  same.  4  ed.  London,  n.  d.  8°. 
(ReT.  of  in  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  17,  1838,  p.  133  ; 
N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  48.  1839.  p.  478.)  4884 

Life,  times,  and  characteristics  of  John 

Bunvan.  London.  1839.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Fra- 
ser's Mag.  V.  20.  1839.  p.  115.)  4775 

Parknuuk,  F.    Philip's  Life  of  Whltefleld.    21  pp. 

( Chr.  Ezam.  v.  25. 1839,  p.  85.) 

Philip.     See  also  Philipp. — Philippe. — Phil- 

ippus. 
Philip,  The  adventures  of.    Thackeray,  W. 

M.     2  V.  1273 

Philip  Armytage;    or.  the  blind  girl's 

love.     IS  pp.     (/>u<>;in  6'mr.  J^o^.  T. 29, 1847,  p.  675.) 

Philip  Angnstns,  King  of  France.     See 

Philip  n.  Augustus.  King  of  France. 
Philip  MarMlen  ;  or.  the  experiment.    36 

pp.      UuhUn  Cniv.  Mag.  v.  34,  lSt9,  pp.  339,  449.) 

Philip  MnsgraTe,  or  memoirs  of  a  Church 
of  England  missionary  in  the  North  Ameri- 
can colonies.     Abbott,  J.    (Murray,  J. ,  Libr. ) 

3157 

Philip  Xeri,  St.  Capecelatro,  A-  Life 
of  St.  Philip  NerL     1882,  2  v. 

Conostabile,  i — j,  Oamie.    Vn  saint  an  16  si^le, 

I'apostolat  de  P.  10  pp.  (OorrespontUmt,  n.  s.  v.  83, 
1880,  p.  908.)— Life  of  P.  9  pp.  [Dublin  Bee.  v.  23, 1847, 
p.  124.) 

Philip  rao  ArteTelde.    Taylor,  Sir  H. 

Poems.  V.  1.  1378 

Philipon, E.    Phonetique  lyonnaise au XTV 

siecie.    49  pp.    {Romania,  v.  13, 1884,  p.  542.) 

{Ed.)     (Euvres  de  Marguerite  d'Ovngt. 

See  Oyngt.  M.  d'. 

Philipp  (der  Grossmuethige) .  Landgraf  von 

Hessen.     1504-67.    Briefwechsel  mit  Bucer. 

Herausg.   und  eriaeutert  von    Max    Lenz. 

Leipzig,  1880-87.    2  v.  8°.     {Pub.  aus  d.  K. 

Preuss.  Staatsarchiven,  v.  5.  28.)  3612 

Philipp  {der  Carthaeuser).  13  cent.  Marien- 

leben.     Zum  ersten  male  herausg.  von  Hein- 

rich    Rueckert.       Quedlinburg.  1853.       8°. 

(Biblioth.  der  deutsch.  not.  lit.  abth.  1,  v.  34.) 

.  —3124 

Philipp,  D.      Alphabetisches  .sachregister 

der  wichtigsten  technischen  joumale  fuer  I 


den  zeitraum  vom  1  Jan.  1855  bis  31  Dez. 
1867.     Berlin.  18.55-68.     3  v.  8=.  —1505 

Real-index  zu  Dr.  Dingier 's  Polytechni- 

Bchem  journal,  von  band  79-158.  Stuttgart, 
1853-61.     2  V.  in  1.  8°.  —4786 

Philipp.  See aZso  Philip. — Philippe. — Philip- 
pus. 
Philippa,  of  Hainault,  Queen  of  England. 

Strickland,  A.  /h  Iter  Lives  of  the  Queens  of  Eng- 
land, V.  J,  p.  173.    33  pp. 

Philippart,  Sir  John.  Campaign  in  Ger- 
many and  France,  from  the  expiration  of  the 
armistice,  signed  and  ratified  June  4.  1813, 
to  the  period  of  the  abdication  of  the  throne 
of  France  by  Napoleon  Buonapmrte  :  with  an 
appendix .  containing  all  the  French  bulletins 
issued  during  this  period,  and  other  oflBcial 
documents,  etc.    London.  1814.   2  v.  8°.   1684 

Memoirs  and  campaigns  of  Charles  John, 

Prince  royal  of  Sweden.    London.  1814.     8°. 

3654 

Northern  campaigns,  from  the  com- 
mencement of  the  war  in  1812,  to  the  armis- 
tice signed  and  ratified  June  4.  1813 :  with 
an  appendix  containing  all  the  bulletins 
issued  by  the  French  ruler  during  tliis  con- 
test   London,  1813.    2  v.  8°.  1684 

Observations  on  the  bill  rendering  the  mllif  la  dis- 
posable for  foreign  service.  17  pp.  {PampUeUer,  t.  3. 
1814,  p.  263.) 

(Ed.)    General  index  to  the  1  and  2  s.  of 

Hansard's  Parliamentary  debates,  forming 
a  digest  of  the  recorded  proceedings  of  Par- 
liament, from  1803-30.    London,  1834.    8°. 

—3364 
Philippe,  S<.  ^6p.  o/Bourgfes.  Vita.   10  pp. 

(Marteue,  £.,  and  Durand,  V.,  Tkes.  nov.  emee.  v.  3,  p. 

1927.) 

Philippe    I,  de  Dreux.  Bp.  of  Beauvais. 

— r217.  [Diploma.]  1  p.  (Achery,  3.  L."d*,  Spicileg.  t. 
3,  p.  548. ) — Epistola  ad  Coelestinun)  papam,  de  cap- 
tlone  sua.  2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  PatroL  $.  Lai.  t.  206, 
p.  1278.) 

Philippe,  Bp.  of  !ZVoj/e«.    11  cent.    [Charta; 

PriTlleglum.]    3  pp.    {Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spieileg.  t.  3, 

pp.  415,  416.) 

Philippe,   de  Bourgogne,  Bp.  of  Utrecht. 

Geldenhaur,  G-.  Phllippos  Burgundns  eplscopos 
Trajectensis.  87  pp.  (Matthaeus,  A.,Vei.aeri  onaleeL 
T.  l,p.  142.) 

Philippe,  .^&6ofo/^unioii€.    12  cent.    Epis- 

tola  ad  Alexandrum  papam  I£L  2  pp.  (Achery,  i.  L. 
d',  SpidUg.  T.  3,  p.  527.) 

Vita  Ssncti  Tltoiiiae  Cantnjuiensis  areliiepls> 

copl  et  martyrls.    90  pp.   (Giles,  J.  A.,  Anecdota,  p.  2VT.) 

Philippe,  de  Harveng,  Abbot  of  Notre- Dame 
de  Bonne- Esperance,  Cambray.  12  cent. 
0|>era  omnia.  Parisiis,  1855.  r.  8°.  (Migne, 
J.  P..  Pafro/.s.iaf.  V.  203.)  —2292 

Contents.  Passio  Sanctae  Af^netls.  —  Vita  Sanctl 
Aniandl.— Vita  Saneti  Aasnstini* — Commentarius 
Id  Cantlca.  —  Moralitates  in  Cantlca.  —  Cannina 
varla.  —  Passio  Sanctomm  Cyrlel  et  Jnlitae.  — 
Epistolac— Vita  Sanctl  Foillanl  martyris.— Vita 
Saucti  Gislenl  confessorls.— De  Instltmtione  cler- 
Icoram. — Vita  Sanctl  Ijandelini  confeasoris. — De 
Bomnio  Xabacltodoiiosor. — Vita  Beatae  Odae  vlr- 
ginis.  —  De  damnatione  Salomonia.  —  De  salnte 
primi  Itomtnis. — Passio  Sancti  Salvlt  martyrls. — 
Vita  Sanctl  'Waldetmdis. 

Philippe,    Monk   of  Clairvaux.      12  cent. 

Sancti  Bernard!  abbatis  Clarae-Yallenals  vita  et  res 
gestae.   7  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  PatroL  s.  LoLy.  185,  p.  374.) 

Viiilippe  (le Bon).  Due deBourgogne.    1396- 

1467.  Eplstola  ad  Carolum  Vn.  2  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L. 
d',  Spicilfg.  V.  3,  p.  802.) 

DuvEEGEB,  A.      La  Vauderie  dans  les 

^tats  de  Philippe  le  Bon.    1885. 


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Desplanqne,  A.    Projet  d'assassinat  de  P.  par  les 

Anglois  (1424-26).  78  pp.  (Brussels  Acad.  Mem.  cour. 
V.  H3.  18G7.) 

Philippe,  Due  d'' Orleans.    See  Orleans,  P., 

Due  d'. 
Pliilippe,  cf  Alsace,  ComtedeFlandre.   Circa 

1143-91.  Do  eleemosyua;  Leges  amlcltiae  Ariensium 
In  Artesla.  3  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  pp. 
546,  553.) 

Sniet,  J.  J.  de.    Mfimolre  hlstorlque  et  critique  sur 

P.     42  ijp.  '  (Brussels  Acad.  Nouv.  mem.  v.  21, 1848.) 

Philippe,  de  Navarre.    Beugnot,  C.     Notice 

8ur  la  vie  et  sur  les  ecrits  de  P.  31  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole 
d.  Charles,  v.  2,  1840,  p.  1.) 

Philippe,  de  Beimes.  13  cent.  Roman  de  la 
Manekine.  Pub.  par  Francisque  Michel. 
Paris,  1840.    4°.     {Bannatyne  Club.)        1253 

Romance  of  Blonde  of  Oxford  and  Jehan 

of  Dammartin.  Ed.  by  M.  Le  Roux  de 
Lincy.  [French.]  London,  1858.  sm.  4°. 
(Camden  Soc.  No.  72.)  1595 

Philippe,  de  Thaun.  12  cent.  Li  Cumpoz. 
Mit  einer  einleitung  ueber  die  sprache  des 
autors  herausg.  von  Eduard  Mall.  Strass- 
burg,  1873.     16°.  2397 

Li  liivre  ties  creatures ;   The  Bestiary.    12  pp. 

(Wright,  T.,  Popular  treatises  on  science,  pp.  20,  74.) 

Philippe,  de  Vigneulles.  Circa  1471-1527. 
Gedenkbuch  aus  den  jahren  1471  bis  1522. 
Nach  der  handschrif  t  des  verf  assers  herausg. 
von  Heinrich  Michelant.  [French.]  Stutt- 
gart, 1852.  8°.  [Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in 
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Philippe.  See  also  Philip.  —  Philipp.— 
Philippus. 

Philippe,  deGrere.   Meyer,  P.   Henri  d'An- 

dell  et  le  Chanceller  Philippe,  26  pp.  (Romania,  v.  1, 
1872,  p.  190.) 

Philippe  Qiiarll,  Aventures  merveil- 
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Philippi,  Adolf.  Der  Areopag  und  die 
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Philippi,  Friedrich  Adolph  Ferdinand. 
1840 — .  Das  Buch  Henoch,  sein  zeitalter  und 
sein  verhaeltniss  zum  Judasbriefe.  Ein 
beitrag  zur  neutestamentlichen  isagogik. 
Nebst  einem  anbange  ueber  Judae  v.  9,  und 
die  Mosesprophetie.    Stuttgart,  1868.     8°. 

—1225 

Philippi,  Friedrich  Wilhelm  Martin. 
1843—.  Den  semltlska  sprakstamraens  pronomen. 
Bldrag  af  Hermann  Almkvlst.  10  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeitt.  v.  30, 1870,  p.  379.)— Eiieberg  t  De  pro- 
nomlulbus  Arablcis.  14  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
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Philippi,  Jean.   Circa  1518-1603.    Memoires 

(1500-9U).  19  pp.  (Mlchaud  and  Poujoulat,  Nouv.  coll. 
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Philippi,  Rudolph  Amandus.  1808—.  Ab- 
bildungen  und  beschreibungen  neuer  oder 
wenig  gekannter  conchylien,  unter  mit- 
huelfe  mehrerer  deutscher  conchyliologen. 
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Philippi.    Hackett,  H.  B.    Journey  to  Nea- 

pollB  und  P.  33  pp.  (Dibliolh.  Sacra,  v.  17, 1860,  p.  866.) 
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Philippiaiis,  Epistle  to.    See  Bible,  New 

Testament,  Philippians. 
Philippic  orations.     [Lat.]    Cicero,  M. 

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Philippine  islands. 

BowEiNG,  Sir  J.     Visit  to  the  Philippine 
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CoMYN,  T.  de.     State  of  the  Philippine 

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Jagor,  F.     Travels   in  the    Philippines. 

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Kneeland,  S.     The  Philippine  islands. 

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Legazpi,  M.  L.  de.    Islas  Filipinas.    Ex- 

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MacMicking,  R.    Recollections  of  Manilla 

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Mohnike,  O.     Die  cetoniden  der  Philip- 

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Moeurs  civiles  et  rellgieuses  des  penplades 
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L'archlpel  des  Pliilippines.  108  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1869,  2  p6r.  v.  81,  p.  932;  1877,  3  p6r.  v.  20,  pp. 
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32  pp.     (In  his  Australasia,  p.  267.) 

Philipps,  J.  Thomas  [Tr.)  Thirty  four  con- 
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and  the  Malabarian  Bramans  (or  heathen 
priests)  in  the  East  Indies,  concerning  the 
truth  of  the  Christian  religion  ;  together 
with  some  letters  written  by  the  heathens  to 
the  said  missionaries.    London,  1719.    8°. 

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Philipps.  See  also  Philips.— Phillipps.— 
Phillips. 

Philippson,  Martin.  1846—.  Geschichte 
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Westeuropa  im  zeitalter  von  Philipp  II, 

Elisabeth,  und  Heinrich  IV.  Berlin,  1882. 
8°.  (Oncken,  W.,  AUgevi.  geschichte.  abth. 
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Das  zeitalter  Ludwigs  XIV.   Berlin,  1879. 

8°.  (Oncken.  W.,  Aligem.  geschichte,  abth. 
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Heiiirich  IV  and  Philipp  III.    11  pp.    (Bev. 

•  f  la  Klii.  Ber.  v.  15i,  1831,  p.  -2:21.) 

Philippns,  St..  Bp.  of  Heractea.    Passio. 

6  pp.     .Mabillon,  -J.,  Vet.  analtel.  p.  189.) 

Pkilippns  {Solitarius).  12  cent.  Pleurs, 
poeme  en  vers  politiques.  pub.  dans  le  texte 
pour  la  premiere  fois  d'apres  6  MSS  de  la 
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manuel Auvray.  [Gr.]  Paris.  1875.  8°. 
(Biblioth.  de  I'ecole  des  hautes  etudes,  v.  22.) 

—4154 

Praefatlo  ad  Callinlcum  monacbam ;  Dloptra  rel 

ChrUtlanae  ;  De  rebus  Armenlae.  101  pp.  (Mlgne,  J. 
P.,  F.UtoL  s.  Gt.  v.  1>7,  pp.  701,  709,  879.) 

Pliilippns,  Pre^ter.    —circa  456.    Com- 

mentarlus  in  Job.  4  pp.  (Migno,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  t.  Lai. 
v.  as,  p.  1470.) 

Philippus,  Philosopher.    Hercher,  R.     T^ 

<JiAocTo<iov.     7  pp.     IHermes,  v.  3, 1869,  p.  382.) 

Ph  i  I  i  ppiis.  Comic  poet.    Fragmenta.    [Gr.  ] 

1  p.     K.ek,  K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm..  v.  2,  pt.  1,  p.  215.) 

Philippiis,  of  Thessaloniccu    Passow,  F.  L. 

K.  F.  De  vestigiis  Coronarum  Meleagri  et  Phillppl  la 
Arthologia  C.  Cephalae.   22  pp.   ( OptucuJa  acaj.  p.  176.) 

Philippns,  Lucius  Marcius.    — B.  C.  76. 

Fragmenta.   5  pp.   (Meyer,  H.,  OreU.  Rom.fragm.  p.  323.) 

Brosses,  C.  de.    Vie  du  consul  P.    32  pp.    (InsL 

de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  27,  1761,  p.  406.) 

Pliilippiis,    Marcus    Julius,    Emperor   of 

Rome.    Aub^,  B.    Cbrlstianlsme  de  I'Empereur  P., 

■J44-24?.     13  pp.     (fier.  archiol.  n.  s.  v.  40, 188;),  p.  140.) 

Pliilippns.     See   also    Philip.— Philipp.— 

Philippe. 
Philips,  Ambrose.    1675-1749.    The  Briton  : 
a  tragedy.     London.  1722.     8°.  3376 

Pastorals,  epistles,  odes,  and  other  origi- 
nal poems,  with  translations  from  Pindar. 
Anacreon.  and  Sappho.    London,  1765.    16°. 

1308 

Poetical  works,  and  life  of.     Edinburgh. 

1794.    8°.     (Anderson.  R.,BnY.poefs.  V.  9.) 

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Distressed  mother}  a  tragedy.  53  pp.  (Inch- 
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V.  5;  Scott,  Sir  W.,  ilnd.  Brit,  drama,  v.  1,  p.  647.)— To 
the  Earl  of  Dorset ;  Hymn  to  Venus ;  Fragment  of 
Sappho.  6  pp.  (Campbell,  T.,  Brit,  poeti.v.  5,  pp.  248, 
251,  253.)— Pastoral ;  To  the  Earl  of  Dorset;  To  Sig- 
nora  Cuzzonl.  11  pp.  (Rlcson,  J.,  Eng.  anthol.  v.  1,  pp. 
233,  240,  242.)— Pastorals.  23  pp.  (Dryden,  J..  Miicel. 
poem*,  Y.  6,  p.  1.)— Poems.  61  pp.  (.\ikln,  J.,  Brit, 
poett,  T.  1.  p.  500;  Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  potU,  v.  13,  p.  109; 
Works  of  a<  mott  eel.  minor  poets,  v.  3,  pt.  2,  p.  35.) 

Johnson,  8.    Life  of  P.    5  pp.    (Chalmers,  A.,  Eng. 

poett,  v.  13,  p.  99.)— Lire  of  P.  4  pp.  (Anderson,  B., 
Bnt.  poets,  v.  9.) 

Philips,  Edward.  Circa  1630-97.  New 
world  of  words :  or.  universal  English  dic- 
tionary ...     6  ed.    London.  1706.    fo.    1162 

Theatrum  poetarum  Anglicanorum.  (Zon- 

taining  the  names  and  characters  of  all  the 
English  poets,  from  the  reign  of  Henry  III 
to  the  close  of  the  reign  of  Queen  Elizabeth. 
First  pub.  in  1675.  and  now  enlarged.  Can- 
terbury, 1800.     8°.  3844 

i^l^^'!  '"l*on.    36  pp.    (Godwin,  W.,  Uves  of  E. 

and  J.  Philips,  p.  350.) 

— —  Godwin,  W.    Lives  of  Edward  and  John 
Philips.    1815. 
pabt  IV.— 96. 


Philips,  John.  Circa  1631-1706.  Brief  ac- 
count of  the  most  memorable  transactions  in 
England.  Scotland,  and  Ireland,  and  foreign 
parts  :  from  1662,  to  1675.  London,  1676.  fo. 
( With  Heath.  J. ,  Chronicle. )  1552 

GrODWiN.  W.    Lives  of  Edward  and  John 

Philips.    1815. 

Philips,  John.  1676-1708.  Poems  attempted 
iu  the  style  of  Milton.  "With  a  new  account 
of  his  life  and  writings.  London.  1762. 
16°.  [With  Philips,  A..  Pastorals,  epistles, 
etc.)  1308 

Poetical  works,  and  life  of.     Edinburgh, 

1793.     8°.     (Anderson.  R.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  6.) 

1363 

Poems.    33  pp.     (Alkin,  J.,  BriL  po«l4,  v.  1,  p.  208; 

Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  poett,  \.  8,  p.  379.)  —  Splendid 
shilling.  7  pp.  (Campbell,  T.,  Brit.  poeU,  t.  4,  p. 
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Johnson,  S.    Life  of  P.    9  pp.    (Chalmers,  A.,  fn^. 

p<i«<*,T.  8,  p.  367.)— Lifeof  P.  21pp.  (Witk  his  Tfoema 
attempted  In  the  style  of  Milton,  p.  3;  and  Anderson, 
R..  Brit,  poets,  y.  6.) 

Philips,  Mrs.  Katherine  Fowler.  1631-64. 
Poems.     London.  1664.     16°.  1398 

Poems  by  the  Matchless  Orinda.       To 

which  is  added  Monsieur  Corneille'sPompey 
and  Horace,  tragedies.  With  several  other 
translations  out  of  French.  London,  1678. 
4°.  1363 

The  Enquiry;  A  Friend.    5  pp.    (Campbell.  T., 

An(.po<U,  V.  3,  pp.  410,  413.>— Iietters.  16  pp.  (WU- 
mot,  J.,  Earl  of  Rochester,  and  others,  Familiar  letters, 
p.  137.)— PAems.  20  pp.  {Poems  by  eminent  ladies,  v.  2, 
p.  213.)— A  Retir*d  rriendshipt  to  Ardilea;  Ten- 
dres-desirs  out  of  French  prose.  3  pp.  tBltson,  J., 
Eng.  anthol.  v.  2,  pp.  293,  295.) 

Gosse,  E.  W.     The  Matchless  Orinda.    28  pp.    (In 

/lu  Seveuteenth-century  studies,  p.  203.) 

Philips,  Miles.      16  cetit.     Voyage  to  the 

north  of  Pauuco,  to  Mexico,  and  other  places,  1568.  21 
pp.     (Uakluyt, R.. rovoyu,  T.  3,  p.  658.) 

Philips,  Sir  Thomas.     17  cent.     Letter  to 

King  Charles  I,  concerning  the  plantations  of  the 
Londoners.   12  pp.   (Harris,  W.,  Hibemiea,  pt.  1,  p.  242.) 

Philips,  William.  —1734.  Hibernia  freed: 
atragedv.  London.  1722.  8°.  ( TFif/i  Philips, 
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Philips.  See  also  Philipps.  —  Phillipps.— 
Phillips. 

Phi  lipsohii,  Johann.    See  Sleidan,  J. 

Philiscus,  of  Athens.  B.  C.  5  cent.  Frag- 
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Poet,  comie.  p.  607  ;  Eock,  T.,  Comic.  Attie.fragm.  v.  2.  pt. 
1.  p.  443;  Melneke,  J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm.  eotnie.  Gr.  t.  3, 
p.  579.) 

Philiscns,  of  Corcyra.  B.  C.  3  cetit.  Frag- 
menta. [  Gr.  et  Lot.]  2  pp.  (Didot,  A.  T.,  Biblioth.  gr. 
Poet.  trag.Gr.  frag.  p.  156:  tcUk  Euripides,  Fragwuata.} 

Philiscns,  of  Miletus.  B.  C.  4  cent.  Frag- 
menta. [  Gr.]  2  pp.  (Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  2,  p. 
6t0  ;  Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Oral.  Attici,  v.  2,  p.  350.) 

Philistine  in  the  eoal-honse.    6  pp. 

(IHack-icood's  Mag.  v.  20,  1826,  p.  710.> 

Philistines.  Hitzig.  F.  Urgeschichte  und 
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Philistinism :  plain  words  concerning  cer- 
tain forms  of  modem  scepticism.  Newton, 
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Philistns,  of  Syracuse.    Circa  B.  C.  435-356. 

Vila;  Fragmenta.  {Gr.  ei  Lot.}  13  pp.  (Didot,  A.  F., 
Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm.  hist.  Gr.  v.  1,  pp.  xlv,  185.) 

Sevin,  F.   Becherches  sur  la  vie  et  sur  les  oavrages 

de  P.    14  pp.    (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  JnscripL  Hist.  v. 

13,  1740,  p.l.) 

Philleo,  Mrs.  Prudence  Crandall.  Kimball, 
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heroine  Prudence  Crandall.  and  its  moral 
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Gnrrison,  W.  P.    Connecticut  in  the  middle  ages. 

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Pliilliuiore,  Vice- Admiral  Augustus.  1828 
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PliiUimore, Catherine  Mary.  FraAngelico. 
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Pbilliniore,  John  George.  1809-65.  His- 
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History  of  England  during  the  reign  of 

George  III.  V.  1.  London,  1863.  8°.  (Rev. 
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Nnle.—'So  more  pub. 

Principles  and  maxims  of  jurisprudence. 

London,  1856.     8°.  —1315 

Influence  of  the  Canon  law,     50  pp.      {Oxford 

essays,  1858,  p.  215.) 

Phillimore,  Lucy.  Sir  Christopher  Wren, 
his  family  and  his  times,  with  original  let- 
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4882 

Philliniore,  Sir  Robert  Joseph.  1810-85. 
Commentaries  upon  international  law.  Lon- 
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Principal  ecclesiastical  judgments  de- 
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Memoirs    and   correspondence    of    George,    Lord 

liyttletou.  52  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  78,  1846, 
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Pliillippo,  James  Cecil,  M.  D.  Climate  of 
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Pliillippo,  James  M.  Jamaica:  its  past  and 
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Pliillipps,  James  Orchard  Halliwell.  See 
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Pliillipps,  Samuel  March.  1780-1862.  Fa- 
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[Ed.)    State  trials  ;  or,  a  collection  of  the 

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Pliillipps,  Sir  Thomas.    Meyer,  P.     Notice 

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Pliillipps.     See  also  Philipps.— Philips.— 

Phillips. 
Pliillipps-Wolley,  Clive.     Sport  in  the 
Crimea  and  Caucasus.    London,  1881.     8°. 

—1793 
Phillips,,  Andrew  W.,  and   Beebe,  Wil- 
liam.   Graphic  algebra,  or  geometrical  inter- 
Eretation  of  the  theory  of  equations  of  1  un- 
nown  quantity.     2  ed.     New  York,  1883. 
8°.  —2443 

Phillips,  Barnet.    1828—.    A  doctor  spoiled. 

19  pp.  (/farjier's  Mag.v.  65,  1882,  p.  588.)— On  n  uielou 
schooner.  12  pp.  (//ar;><!r'i!  J/ai;.  v.  55,  1877,  j).  693.) 
—  The  Thorsdnle  telegrnplig.  18  pp.  (AUant. 
MvnlUly,  v.  38,  1876,  p.  400.) 

Phillips,  Mrs.  Catherine  Payton.  1726-94. 
Memoirs  of  the  life  of  :  to  which  are  added 
some  of  her  epistles.   London,  1797.   8°.  4882 


Phillips,  Charles.  1787-1859.  Curran  and 
his  contemporaries.  5  ed.  Edinburgh,  1857. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  69,  1851, 
p.  222.)  4827 

Speeches.     London,  1817.     8°.     (Rev.  of 

in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  29,  1818,  p.  52.)  2214 

Speech  in  the  case  of  Gnthrle  versus  Sterne,  tor 

adultery.  19  pp.  (Pampft/eiieer,  v.  7,  1816,  p.  87  ;  Eev. 
of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  25,  1815,  p.  389.) 

(Ed.)   Specimens  of  Irish  eloquence,  now 

first  arranged  and  collected,  with  biograph- 
ical notices.    London,  1819.    8°.  1254 

Contents. 
Burke,  E.  Curran,  J.  P.  Plunket,  W.  C. 

Burrowes,  P.         Flood,  H.  Sheridan,  K.  B. 

Bushe,  C.  K.  Grattau,  H. 

Speech  delivered  by  an  eminent  barrister :  Cal- 
umny confuted.  5  pp.  (Eov.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag. 
V.  4,  1819,  p.  213.)— Poems  and  speeches.  11  pp. 
(Hev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  10,  1817,  p.  27.) 

Phillips,  Edward.    See  Philips,  E. 
Phillips,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Rous.     Needham, 

Mrs.  E.  0.  C.    Elizabeth  Phillips.    5  pp.    (In  tier  Eng. 

female  artists,  v.  2,  p.  230.) 

Phillips,  Georg.     1804-72.    De  collectione 

pseudo-Isldori  disquisitio.  9  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Pa^ro?. 
s.  Lnt.  V.  130,  p.  xvl.) 

Moy.  E.  de.    Traitfi  du  droit  canon,  par  P.    17  pp. 

(  Correspondant,  v.  20,  1847,  p.  353.) 

Phillips,  George,  D.Z).  (i57d.)  1804—  Doc- 
trine of  Addai,  the  apostle.  See  Addai,  the 
apostle. 

(Ed.)       Letter  on   Syriac  orthography. 

See  Jacobus  II  ( Covimentator) ,  Bp.  of  Edessa. 

Pliillips,  George  Searle  (January  Searle, 
pseud. )  1818 — .  Memoirs  of  Ebenezer  Elliott, 
the  corn  law  rhymer,  with  criticisms  upon 
his  writings.     London,  1852.     8°.  4841 

Memoirs  of  William  Wordsworth,  com- 
piled from  authentic  sources ;  with  numerous 
quotations  from  his  poems,  illustrative  of  his 
life  and  character.    London,  1852.    12°.    4876 

Phillips^  Henry,  Jr.  1838—.  Historical 
sketches  of  the  paper  currency  of  the  Amer- 
ican colonies,  prior  to  the  adoption  of  the 
federal  constitution.  Roxbury,  Mass.,  1865- 
66.     2  V.  8°.  —1395 

[Ed.)      Register  of  papers  pub.   in  the 

Transactions  and  Proceedings  of  the  Amer- 
ican Philosophical  Society.    Phila.  1884.     8°. 

-2576 

[Tr.)    Poems  from  the  Spanish  of  Fra 

Luis  Ponce  de  Leon.    See  Ponce  de  Leon,  L. 

[Tr.)     Poems  tr.  from  the  Spanish  and 

German.     Phila.  1878.     8°.  1354 

Note. — Privately  printed. 

Phillips,  Henry  M.  Vaux,  R.    Biographical 

notice  of  Henry  M.  Phillips.     1885. 
Phillips,  John,  LL.  D.    [Notice  of.]     6  pp. 

(.1/11.  J.  of  Education,  v.  6,  1859,  p.  75.) 

Phillips,  John,LL.i).  1800-74.  Figures 
and  descriptions  of  the  palaeozoic  fossils  of 
Cornwall,  Devon,  and  west  Somerset.  Lon- 
don, 1841.     8°.  —1614 

Geology  of  Oxford  and  the  valley  of  the 

Thames.     Oxford,  1871.     8°.  —1615 

Illustrations  of  the  geology  of  Yorkshire, 

or  a  description  of  the  strata  and  organic 
remains.  Pt.  1.  The  Yorksliire  coast.  Pt. 
2.  The  mountain  limestone  district.  London, 
1835-36.     2  V.  4°.  —1612 

The  Malvern  Hills  compared  with  the 

palaeozoic  districts  of  Abberley,  etc.  Lon- 
don, 1848.  8°.  [Qeol.  surv.  Gt.  Bnt.  v.  2, 
pt.  1.)  —1628 


PHILLIPS 


3431 


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Manual  of  geology :  practical  and  theo- 
retical. London,  1855.  8°.  (Encyc.  Metropol.) 

1176 

Monograph  of  British  Belemnitidae.  Lon- 
don, 1865-70.  3  pts.  4°.  {Pdaeont.  Soc. 
Nos.  22,  23,  25.)  —1592 

Treatise  on  geology.      London,  1837-39. 

2  V.  16°.     (Lardner,  D",  Cab.  Cyc.)        —1618 

Vesuvius.     Oxford.  1869.     12°.        —1628 

I<ctter.    3  pp.     {ReplUs  to  "  Essayi  and  reciemt,"  p. 

5U.)— Neigbboiurbood  of  Oxford  and  its  geology. 
20  pp.    (  Oxford  essays,  1855,  p.  192.) 

{Ed.)    Reports  of  the  British  Association 

for  the  advancement  of  science.  See  British 
Association,  etc. 

and  Salter,  John  William.    Palaeonto- 

logical  appendix  to  .  .  .  Memoir  on  the  Malvern  Hills 
compared  with  the  i>alaeozoIc  districts  ot  Abberley, 
etc.    56  pp.     { Geol.  sitrv.  of  Gl.  Brit.  y.  2,  pt.  1,  p.  331.) 

Phillips,  John.  Histoire  de  la  navigation 
interieure,  et  particulierement  de  celle  d*An- 
gleterre.  jusqu'en  1803.  tr.  de  I'anglais.  par 
M.  J.  Ck)rdier.     Paris,  1819.     8°.  —2777 

Seealsu  Gallatin,  A. 

Phillips,  John  Arthur.  1822—.  Mining 
and  metallurgy  of  gold  and  silver.  London, 
1867.     r.  8°.  —3744 

and  Darlington,  John.     Records  of 

mining  and  metallurgy;  or.  facts  and  memor- 
anda for  the  use  of  the  mine  agent  and 
smelter.     London,  1857.     8°.  —3746 

Phillips,  John  Roland.  Memoirs  of  the 
civil  war  in  Wales  and  the  Marches,  1642-49. 
London.  1874.     2  v.  S°.  2576 

Phillips,  Joseph.  West  India  question.  The 
outline  of  a  plan  for  the  total,  immediate, 
and  safe  abolition  of  slavery  tliroughout  the 
British  colonies.  London,  1833.  8°.  (Tracts 
on  slavery,  v.  3.)  —2346 

Phillips,  lawrence  Barnett.  1842—.  Dic- 
tionary of  biographical  reference  containing 
one  hundred  thousand  names,  together  with 
a  classed  index  of  the  biographical  literature 
of  Europe  and  America.    London,  1871.    8°. 

L.122 

Phillips,  Melville  [Ed.)  In  the  Lena  delta. 
See  MelvDle.  G.  W. 

Phillips,  Morgan.  —1570.  Treatise  con- 
cerning the  defence  of  the  honour  of  .  .  . 
Marie.  Queene  of  Scotlande.  Liege,  1571.  4°. 
(Anderson.  J.,  Coll.  rel.  to  .  .  .  Mary.,  Qiieen 
ofScotl.  V.  1.)  2573 

Phillips,  Sir  Richard.  1768-1840.  Million 
of  facts  of  correct  data  and  elementary  in- 
formation concerning  the  entire  circle  of  the 
sciences.     London  [1839].     12°.  1185 

Persoualtourthrough  the  United  Kingdom.  7  pp. 

(Rev.  of  in  Westm.  Rev.  v.  10, 1829,  p.  191.)— Essays  on 
the  proximate  mechanical  causes  of  the  general  pbe- 
nomenaof  tlie  nnlverge.  5  pp.  (Rev.  ot  in  Quart. 
Rev.  v.  19, 1818,  p.  375.)— Letter  to  the  Livery  of  Lon- 
don, relative  to  the  views  of  the  writer  in  executing 
the  office  of  Sheriff.  17  pp.  (Bev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v. 
13,1809,  p.  170.) 

Phillips,  Samuel,  LL.  D.,  Lieut.-Gov.  of 
Ma.<is.  Taylor,  J.  L.  Memoir  of  Samuel 
Phillips.     1856. 

.Vft  also  Am.  -J.  of  Education,  v.  6, 1859,  p.  66. 

Phillips,  Samuel.  LL.  D.  1815-54.  Caleb 
Stukely,  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  51-53, 1842- 
43.) 

Phillips,  Samuel  March.  SeePhillipps,  S.  M. 

Phillips,  Sir  Thomas.  1801-67.  Wales:  the 
language,  social  condition,  moral  character, 


and  religious  opinions  of  the  people,  con- 
sidered in  their  relation  to  education.    Lon- 
don. 1849.     8°.  2576 
Phillips,  Capt.  Thomas.     17  cent.    Journal 

of  a  voyage,  1693-94,  from  England  to  Cape  Monsera- 
dore,  in  Africa,  and  to  Barbadoes.  71  pp.  (Churchill, 
A.  and  J.,  Voyages,  v.  6,  p.  187.)— Abstract  of  a  voyage 
along  the  coast  of  Gninca  to  Whidow,  the  Island  of 
St.  Thomas,  and  thence  to  Barbadoes,  in  1693.  30  pp. 
(Green,  J.,  Voyaget,  v.  2,  p.  337.) 

Phillips,  Thomas.  1708-74.  History  of  the 
life  of  P^eginald  Pole.  Oxford,  1764.  4°.  4773 

Phillips,  Thomas.  1770-1845.  Lectures  on 
the  history  and  principles  of  painting.  Lon- 
don, 1833.     8°.  —1734 

Phillips,  Wendell.  1811-84.  Speeches,  lec- 
tures, and  letters.     Boston,  1881.     8°.     1256 

Contents.  Philos<>phy  of  the  abolition  move- 
ment.— Boston  mob. — Burial  of  -John  Bro^vn. — 
The  Cabinet.— Disnnion.-Underthe  flag.— Har- 
per's Ferry. — Idols. — laiucoln's  election.— Re- 
moval ot  Ju'lge  Ijoriug. — The  murder  of  l«ovejoy. 
— Sletropolitan  police. — 5Iobg  and  education. 
— The  Pilgrims.- Progress. — Public  opinion. 
— Letter  to  -Judge  Sbatv  and  President  Walker.— Sur- 
render of  Sims.— Sims  anniversary. — State  ot 
tbe  country. — Tonssaiut  Li'Dnverture. — Letter 
to  the  Tribune.  —  AVar  for  tbe  Union.— Wo- 
man's rigbts. 

The  same.    7  ed.    Boston,  1884.    8°.    1214 

X'ole. — Contents  the  same  as  preceding. 

On  the  murder  of  I<oveJoy  ;  On  the  philosophy  of 

the  abolition  movement.  61  pp.  (Johnston,  A.,  Repre- 
sentative Am.  orations,  v.  2,  pp.  33, 135.) 

Austin.  G.  L.  Life  and  times  of  Wendell 

Phillips.     1888. 
Curtis.    G.  W.     Wendell   Phillips ;    a 

eulogy    delivered     before    the     municii)al 

authorities  of  Boston,  April  18.  1884.     1884. 

(With  Combs,  L..  Narrative  of  the  life  of.) 

Convray,  M.  D.    Wendell  Phillips.    15  pp.    (Fort*. 

Rec.  n.  s.  V.  8,  18T0,  p.  59.>— Stowe,  H.  B.  Wendell 
Phillips.  20  pp.  (/b  her  Men  of  our  times,  p.  483.) — 
'Wasson,  D.  A.  Wendell  Phillips  as  an  orator.  14  pp. 
r  Chr.  Exam.  v.  75, 1863,  p.  396.) 

Phillips,  Willard.    Treatise  on  the  law  of 

insurance.  30  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  A'.  Am.  Rec.  v.  20,  1825, 
p.  47.) — Manual  of  political  economy.  19pp.  (Bey. 
of  in  iV.  Am.  Ret.  v.  Si,  18.51,  p.  215.1 — Propositions  con- 
cerning protection  and  free  trade.  47  pp.  (Ber. 
of  In  X.  Am.  Rev.  v.  72,  1851,  p.  396.) 

Phillips,  William.  1775-1828.  Elementary 
treatise  on  mineralogy:  comprising  an  intro- 
duction to  the  science  ...  5  ed.  ...  by 
Francis  Alger.  Boston,  1844.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Edin.  Bev.  v.  39.  1824.  p.  488.)  —1645 

Outlines  of  the  geology  of  England  and 

Wales.  SceConyb^e,W.D.,  and  Phillips, 
W. 

Phillips,  William.  Manual  of  the  British 
discomycetes  with  descriptions  of  all  the 
species  of  fungi  hitherto  found  in  Britain, 
included  in  the  family  and  illustrations  of 
the  genera.  London.  1887.  12°.  (Intemat. 
Set.  S.)  —2687 

Phillips,  William.      Mount  Sinai.     3  pp. 

(Rev.  of  In  Fraser't  Mag.  v.  1, 1S30,  p.  349.) 

Phillips,William  Charles.  Manual  of  marks 
on  pottery  and  porcelain.  See  Hooper,  W. 
H..  and  Phillips.  W.  C. 

Phillips.  See  also  Philipps.— Philips.— 
Phillipps. 

Phillips  Academy,  Andover.    Scudder, 

H.  E.  A  group  of  classical  schools.  14  pp.  {^Harper's 
Mag.  V.  55,  1877,  p.  562.) 

Phillips  Exeter  Academy.  Catalogue 
of  the  officers  and  students,  1783-1883.  Bos- 
ton. 1883.    8°.  —2364 


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Catalogues,    1883-84,    1884-85.      Exeter, 

1884-85.     2  Nos.  12°.  L. 

Exercises  at  the  centennial  celebration  of 

the  founding  of  Phillips  Exeter  Academy, 
New  Hampshire,  June  20  and  21, 1883.  Exe- 
ter, 1884.     8°.  —2364 

Lectures  delivered  before  the  students  of 

Phillips  Exeter  Academy,  1885-86.  Boston, 
1887.     p.  8°.  2206 

Contents.  Bartlett,  S.  C.  Spontaneous  element  In 
scbolarshlp.— BrooUs,  P.  Biography — Carter,  F. 
Sentiment  of  reverence.— Hale,  E.  E.  Physical,  men- 
tal, and  spiritual  exercises.— McCosli,  J.  Habit  and 
its  influence  in  the  training  at  school.— Porter,  N. 
Ideal  scholar.— Robinson,  E.  G.  Men:  made,  self- 
made,  and  unmade.— Walker,  F.  A.    Socialism. 

Bell,  C.  H.     Phillips  Exeter  Academy 

in  New  Hampshire :  a  historical  sketch. 
1883. 

Cunningham,  F.  H.    Familiar  sketches 

of  the  Phillips  Exeter  Academy.     1883. 

Sanborn,  F.  B.  Address  delivered  be- 
fore the  Golden  Branch  Society  of  Phillips 
Exeter  Academy,  June  20,  1883.     1883. 

Plitllips  family  and  Pbllllps  Kxeter  Acad- 
emy. 24  pp.  (A^  ^m.  ifet).  V.  87,  1858,  p.  119.)— Scud- 
der,  H.  E.  A  group  of  classical  schools.  14  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  55,  1877,  p.  562.) 

Phillips    family.      Phillips    family    and 

Phillips  Exeter  Academy.  24  pp.  (N.  Am.  Jtev.  v.  87, 
1858,  p.  119.) 

Phillpott^,  Henry,  D.D.,  Bp.  of  Exeter. 

1778-1869.  Letter  to  Et.  Hon.  George  Canning,  on  the 
bill  of  1825,  for  removing  the  dlsqualiflcations  of  His 
Majesty's  Roman  Catholic  subjects,  and  on  his  speech 
in  support  of  the  same  ;  Short  letter  to  Rt.  Hon.  George 
Canning,  on  the  present  position  of  the  Roman  Catholic 
question.  92  pp.  [PampUeUer,  v.  27, 1826,  pp.  509, 585 ; 
Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  21, 1827,  p.  858.) 

Gisborne,  T.,  Jr.    Letter  to  P.  on  the  subject  of 

his  2  letters  to  Rt.  Hon.  George  Canning.  78  pp.  {Pam- 
phleteer, V.  28,  1827,  p.  463.)— Gorham  v.  the  Bp.  of 
Exeter.  30  pp.  [Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  11,  1850,  p.  411.)— 
Speccb,  1838.  11  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Rev.  v.  4, 1838, 
p.  485.) 

Sketch  of  P.    7  pp.    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  20,  1842, 

p.  221.) 

See  also  Edin.  Rev.  v.  95, 1852,  p.  59 ;  Fraser's  Mag.  v. 
2, 1&30,  p.  687. 

Philo  {persons  of  that  name).    Allacci,  L. 

De  Philonibus.  32  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Patrum  nov.  biblioth. 
v.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  40.) 

PhilO)  Bp.  of  Carpasia.    4  cent.     Enarratio 

in  Canticum  Canticorum.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.]  73  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  40,  p.  9.) 

Philo.     Fabricius,  E.     Die  skeuothek  des 

Philon,  das  zeughaus  der  attlschen  marine  in  Zea.  44 
pp.  1  pi.     (Hermes,  v.  17,  1882,  p.  551.) 

Vhilo,  of  Athens.  B.C.  A  cent.  Fragmentum. 

1  p.    (Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Orat.  Attici,  v.  2,  p.  474.) 

Philo,  of  Byblus.     Circa  1  cent.    Fragmenta 

quae  ad  Phoenlcuni  cosmogonlam  et  antlqulssimam 
populi  lilstorlam  spectant.  [Gr.]  66  pp.  (Bunsen, 
C.  K.  J.,  Freiherr  von,  Egypt's  place  m  universal  history,  v. 
6,  p.  789.)— Fragmenta.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  17  pp.  (Didot, 
A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm.  hist.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  560.) 

Rohde,  E.    Philo  von  Byblus  und  Hosychlus  von 

MUet.    14  pp.     («/tei«i.<icZi.  mu*.  u.  s.  V.  34,  1879,  p.  561.) 

See  also  Sancboulatbo. 

Philo,  of  Byzantium.    B.  C.  2  cent.  Libellus 

de  VII  orbls  spectucuUs.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  7  pp.  (Dtdot, 
A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr. :  with  iEUanus ;  Gronovius,  J.,  Thes. 
Gr.  antiq.  v.  8,  p.  2641.) 

Philo  Jiidaeus.  Circa  B.  C.  20-A.  D.  50. 
Opera  omnia.  Textus  editus  ad  fidem  opti- 
marum  editionum.  [Gr.]  Lipsiae,  1828-30. 
8  V.  in  4,  16°.  3267 

Contents.  Do  sncrlflclls  Abella  et  Caini,  v.  1.— Do 
Dilgratlone  AbrahamI,  v.  2.  —  Vita  sapioutis  per 
doctrlnam  perfect!,  slve  do  legibus  non  scrlptls,  hoc 
est,  de  Abra)iaiuo,  v.  4.— Do  anlniallbus  idouels 


sacrlflclo,  seu  de  victimis,  v.  4.— De  postoritate  Calul 
sibi  visi  saplentls  et  quo  pacto  sedem  mutat,,v.  2 — 
De  Cbembim  et  flammeo  gladio  et  de  Cain,  v.  1.— 
De  circwmclslone,  v.  4. — De  concupiscentla,  v. 
5.— De  confusione  llnguarum,  v.  2.— Do  decern 
oraculis,  quae  sunt  legum  capitula,  v.  4.— De  eo, 
quod  deterlus  potlorl  lusidiari  soleat,  v.  1.— Argu- 
mentum  libri  quod  Dens  sit  immutabills,  v.  2.— De 
ebrietate  seu  de  temulentla,  v.  2.— De  congressu 
quaerendae  ernditlonls  gratia,  v.  3.— De  execra- 
tlonlbus,  v.  5.— De  festo  Copbini,  v.  5.— In  Flac- 
cnni,  v.  6.— De  trlbus  vlrtutibus,  seu  de  fortitn- 
dine,  de  carltate,  de  poenltentla,  v.  5.— Fragmenta, 
V.  6.— De  gigantibus,  v.  2.— De  Incorrnptibilitate 
mundi,  v.  6. — Vita  viri  civills,  slve  de  Josepbo,  v.  4. 
— De  Jndice,  v.  5.— De  Justitia,  v.  5.— De  specialibus 
legibus,  quae  refereutur  ad  VI-X  decalogi  capita,  v. 
5.— De  mercede  meretricis  non  acclplenda  in  sac- 
rarlum,  v.  5.— De  monarchia,  v.  4 — De  vita  Aloysis, 
hoc  est,  de  theologla  et  prophetia,  v.  4.— De  mundo, 
v.  6.— De  uobilitate,  v.  5.— De  agricultura Noe,  v.  2.— 
De  plantatione  Noe,  v.2.— Quare  quorundam  in  Scrip- 
turis  mutata  slut  nomina,  de  mutatione  nominum, 
V.  3.— De  opificlo  mwndl  secundum  Moysen  liber, 
v.  1.— De  parentibtts  colendis,v.  5.— De  praemlls 
et  poenis,  v.  5.— De  creatione  principum,  v.  5.— 
De  profugis,  v.  3.— De  60,  quis  rerum  divinarnm 
heres  sit,  v.  3.— De  praemlia  saeerdotum  et  honori- 
bus,  v.  4.— Sacrarum  legum  allegoriarum  post 

VI  dierum  opus,  libri  1-3,  v.  1 De  vlciimas  ofterenti- 

bus  seu  de  gacrlficantibns,  v.  4.— De  septeuarlo, 
V.  5.— Do  his  verbis:  resipuit  Noe,  seu  de  sobrle- 
tate,  V.  2.— De  eo  quod  a  Deo  mittantur  somula,  v. 
3.— Quod  liber  sit  quisquis  -virtutl  studet,  v.  5.— De 
-rirtutlbus  et  legatioue  ad  Caium,  v.  6.— De  fita 
contemplativa,  slve  supplicum  vlrtutibus,  v.  5. 

Opera,  quae  in  llnguam  Armeniam  translata  restant, 
Latlne  reddlta  ab  J.  B.  Aucher,  v.  6-8;  De  ratlone 
quam  habere  etiam  bruta  animalia,  v.  8.— De  Deo, 
V.  7.— Quaestiones  solutionesque  earum  quae  sunt  in 
Exodo,  V.  7.— Quaestiones  et  solutlones,  quae  sunt 
in  Genesi,  v.  6,  7.- Delona,  oratlo,  v.7 — Princlpia 
Pbiloniana  quae  hoc  tomo  continentur,  v.  7.— De 
Providentia,  v.  8.— Sine  praeparatione,  in  Samp- 
sou,  oratlo,  v.  7.— Index,  v.  8. 

Works.    Tr.  from  the  Greek,  by  C.  D. 

Yonge.  London,  1854.  4  v.  p.  8°.  (Bohn, 
H.  G.,  EcclCH.  Libr.)  —2297 

Contents.  Sacrifices  of  Abel  and  Cain,  v.  1 — Life 
of  the  wise  man  made  perfect  by  instruction,  or  on 
Abraham,  v.  2.— Migration  of  Abraham,  v.  2.— Ani- 
mals fit  for  sacrifice,  v.  3.— Cain  and  his  birth,  v.  1. 
—Posterity  of  Cain,  v.  1.— On  the  Cberubim  ;  and 
on  the  flaming  sword  ;  and  on  the  first-born  child  of 
man,  Cain,  v.  1.— Circumcision,  v.  3.— Confusion 
of  languages,  v.  2.— Contemplative  life,  or  on 
the  virtues  of  suppliants,  v.  4.— Tliree  virtues:  cour- 
age, humanity,  and  repentance,  v.  3.— Creation  of 
the  world,  v.  1.— Curses,  v.  3.— "Who  is  the  heir  of 
divine  things?  v.  2.— The  doctrine  that  dreams 
are  sent  from  God,  v.  2.— Drunlcenness,  v.  1.— Fes- 
tival of  the  basket  of  first  fruits,  V.  3.— To  show 
that  the  festivals  are  10  in  number,  v.  3.— Against 
Flaccus.  V.  4. —Fragments,  v.  4.  —  Fugitives, 
V.  2. —  Questions  and  solutions  to  those  questions, 
which  arise  in  Genesis,  v.  4.— Giants,  v.  1.— Un- 
changeableness  of  God,  v.  1.  —  Honour  com- 
manded to  be  paid  to  parents,  v.  3 — Incor- 
ruptibility of  the  ^vorld,  v.  4.— Meeting  forvthe 
sake  of  receiving  instruction,  v.  2.— Lite  of  a  man 
occui)led  with  affairs  of  state,  or  on  Joseph,  v.  2.— 
Justice,  V.  3.— Special  laws  which  are  referred  to 
the  3,  4,  and  5  articles  of  the  Decalogue,  v.  3.— Special 
laws  which  are  referrlble  to  the  6  and  7  command- 
ments in  the  Decalogue,  v.  3.— Special  laws  which 
have  reference  to  the  8,  9, 10  commandments,  v.  3.— 
Creation  of  magistrates,  v.  3.— Monarchy,  v.  3.— 
Life  of  Moses,  v.  3.  —Why  certain  names  in  the 
Holy  Scriptures  are  changed,  v.  2.  —  Tilling  of  the 
earth  by  Noah,  v.  1.— About  the  planting  of  Noah, 
V.  1.  —  Nobility,  v.  3.  —  What  the  rewards  and 
honours  are  which  belong  to  priests,  v.  3.— Re- 
wards and  punishments,  v.  3.— Allegories  of  the 
sacred  laws,  v.  1.— Those  who  offer  sacrifice,  v.  3. 
—Sobriety,  v.  1.— Concerning  the  Ten  Command- 
ments, v.  3.— On  the  virtues  and  ou  the  oflice  of 
ambassadors,  v.  4.— To  prove  that  every  man  who  Is 
virtuous  is  also  free,  v.  3.— Commandtneut  that  the 
wages  of  a  harlot  are  not  to  be  received  in  the 
sacred  treasury,  v.  3.— Concerning  the  ^vorld,  v.  4.— 
Principle  that  the  worse  is  accustomed  to  be  always 
plotting  against  the  belter,  v.  1.— Index,  v.  4. 


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Philonea,  inedita  altera,  altera  nunc  de- 
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Constantinus  Tischendorf.  Cum  duabus 
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Siegfried,  C.     Philo  von  Alexandria  als 

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Philobiblion,  excellent  traite  sur  Tamour 
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Pliilobibloii,  a  treatise  on  the  love  of 
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Philocalus,    Furius    Dionysius.      4    cent. 

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Philological  essays.    Garnett.R.  —2184 

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On  the  names  of  the  antehelleulc  inhabitants  ot 

Greece,  v.  1.— The  comic  poet  Autiph.ines,  v.  1.— 

Koiice  of  Aristotle's  CEconoiuics,  by  Goeiiling,  v. 

1. — Dr.  Arnold  on  the  Spartan  constitution,  v.  2. 

Emendations  of  Athenaeus,  v.  2.  — On  the  Attic 
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dotiis  Graecorum  ;  De  Taclio  loco  Hist.  I,  52 ;  De  Titu- 
lis  qulbusdam  suppositls,  v.  2.— Cleon  and  .\dmiral 
Vernon,  v.  2 — On  the  accession  of  Darius,  son  of 
Hystaspes,  v.  1.— On  the  names  of  the  days  or  the 
■week,  V.  1.— On  the  use  of  definitions,  v.  2.— On 
the  birth-year  of  Demosthenes,  v.  2.— Dobree'a 
Adversaria,  v.  1. — On  the  root  of  EiAe'w,  and  some  of 
its  derivatives  in  the  Greek,  Latin,  and  Teutonic  lan- 
guages, V.  1.— On  English  adjectives,  v.  1.  — On 
English  diminutives,  v.  1. — Ou  certain  aCSrma- 
tive  and  negative  particles  of  the  English  lan- 
guage, v.  2.— On   English   orthograpiiy,  v.  1 

On  English  praeterltes,  v.  2.— On  English  pre- 


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terites  and  genitives,  v.  2.— On  the  Homeric  use 
of  the  word'Hpus,  v.  2. —  Correction  of  a  passage  of 
lEuripldeg,  v.  1.— On  some  passages  In  the  civil  and 
literary  chronology  of  Greece,  v.  1.  —  On  ancient 
Greelc  music,  v.  2.— On  certain  tenses  attributed  to 
the  Greelc  verb,  v.  2.— Etymology  of  ruAin-Tros,  v.  1. — 
Hermann's  Opuscula,  v.  1.— On  certain  fragments 
quoted  by  Herodian  the  Grammarian,  v.  1.— On  the 
historical  references,  and  the  allusions  iu  Horace, 
from  the  German  of  Buttmaun,  v.  1.— Illadis  Codex 

.^gyptlacus,  V.  1 Imaginary  conversations  : 

P.  Scipio  Emiilanus,  Polybius,  Panetius,  v.  2.— Solon 
and  Pislstratus,  v.  1.— On  the  early  Ionic  philo- 
sophers, V.  1.  —  Sir  William  Joneses  division  of 
the  day,  v.  1.— The  Journal  ot  Kducation,  and 
vote  by  ballot  in  the  Athenian  state,  v.  1.— On  the  Jus 
Latii,  and  the  Jus  Italicum,  from  the  German  of 
Savigny,  v.  1.— On  the  Kings  of  Attica  before  Thes- 
eus, V.  2.  —  Notice  of  Payne  Knight's  Numml 
veteres,  v.  1.— Kruse's  Hellas,  v.  1. — Meinnon, 
V.  2.— On  the  Slessapians,  v.  1.— Notice  of  Micali's 
History  of  tlie  ancient  nations  of  Italy,  v.  2. — 
Miscellaneous  observations,  v.  1,  2.— Niebuhr 
on  the  distinction  between  annals  and  history,  v.  2. — 
Notice  of  the  3  volume  ot  Niebuhr's  Roman  his- 
tory, V.  2.— On  Oc  and  Oyl,  particularly  with  refer- 
ence to  what  Dante  says  on  the  subject,  v.  2.— On  the 
SIcellaus  in  the  Odyssey,  from  the  German  of  Nie- 
buhr,  V.  1.— Ogyges,  v.  2. —On  the  death  of  Faches, 
V.  2.— Quo  anui  tempore  Panathenaea  minora  cele- 
brata  slnt,  quaeritur,  v.  2.— Philip  of  Theangela, 
V.  1. — Sohlelermacher  on  Plato's  Apology,  v.  2. — 
Poemata  Latina,  v.  1. — Regia  Homerica,  v.  2. — 
On  the  Roman  coloni,  from  the  German  of  Savigny, 
V.  2.— On  the  months  of  the  Roman  lunar  year,  v. 
2.— Savigny  and  the  Edinburgh  Review,  v.  1.— Prof. 
Scholefield's  jEschylus,  v.  1.— On  the  age  of  the 
coast-describer,  Scylax  of  Garyanda,  from  the  Ger- 
man ot  Niebuhr,  v.  1.— Simplicius.  De  coelo,  v.  2.— 
On  the  worth  of  Socrates  as  a  philosopher,  v.  2. — 
Socrates,  Schlelermacher,  and  Delbrueck,  v.  2.— On  the 
number  ot  dramas  ascribed  to  Sophocles,  v.  1. — On 
the  Irony  of  Sophocles,  v.  2. — On  a  passage  of  the  Phil- 
octetes  of  Sophocles,  from  the  German  of  Welcker,  v. 
2.— -On  certain  constructions  of  the  subjunctive 
mood,  v.  1.— On  the  position  of  Snsa,  v.  2.— On  a 
passage  of  Thucydides,  v.  1.— On  the  i)aintiiig  ot  an 
ancient  vase,  v.  2.— Vico,  v.  2 — Virgllius  Maro,  P. 

Tr.  of  part  otthe  1  book  ot  the  iEneld,  v.  1 On  certain 

passages  in  the  4  and  5  books  of  the  Architecture  of 
Vltruvius,  V.  1.— Xeuophon,  Niebuhr,  and  Del- 
hrueck,  v.  1.— On  the  title  ot  Xenophon's  Greelc 
history,  from  the  German  of  L.  Dindorf,  v.  2.— On 
Xeiioplion's  Hellenica,  from  the  German  of  Nie- 
buhr, V.  1.— On  a  passage  in  Xenophon's  Hellenica,  I, 
C,  V.  1. 

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Contents.  Groaaetegte,  B,.,  Bp.  of  Lincoln.  Castel  off 
loue.— Morris,  K.  (Ed.)  Liber  cure  cocorum.— Rolle 
de  Hampole,  R.    Prlcke  ot  conscience. 

Extra  volume,   1869-73.     London,   1870. 

8°.  —2165 

Contents.    Viragner,  W.  [Ed.)    Medieval  Greek  texts. 

Proceedings,  1842-53.    London,  1846-54. 

6  V.  8°.  —2166 

— —  [Publications.]  London,  1863-75.  13  v. 
4°,  8°. 

Contents.  Ellis,  A.  J.  Early  English  pronunciation, 
4  v.— Furnlvall,  F.  J.  {Kd.)  Early  English  poems 
and  lives  of  saints.- licvins,  P.  Manipulus  vocabu- 
lorum  :  a  rhyming  dictionary  of  the  English  language. 
—Michel,  1).  Ayonblto  of  Inwyt,  or  remorse  of  con- 
science—  Skeat,  W.  W.  Mueso-Gothio  glossary.— 
Smart,  B.C.  Dialect  of  the  English  gypsies.— Stokes, 
W.  (Ed.)  Gwreans  an  bys.  The  creation  of  the  world, 
a  Cornish  mystery;  The  Passion.  A  mlddle-Cornlsh 
poem;  Play  of  the  Sacrament.  A  middle-English 
drama. 

Note. —  Tor  other  works  not  pub.  separately,  see 
Transactions. 

Transactions,  1854-87.     London,  1854-88. 

20  V.  8°.  —2166 

New  English  dictionary.    See  Murray,  J. 

A.  H. 


Philological  tracts.     Brown,  J.   {Ed.) 

3  V.    (Clark,  T. ,  Bibl.  Cab.  v.  3,  9,  37. )    —1238 
Philologicaruni  epistolariiin  centuria 

una.     Goldast  von  Heimingsfeld.,  M.  [Ed. ) 

3237 

Philologie  sacr6e,  Dictionnaire  universel 
de.  Hure,  C.  4  v.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Encyc. 
theol.  V.  5-7,  pt.  2.)  —4263 

Philologus.  Zeitschrift  fuer  das  klassische 
alterthum.  Herausg.  von  F.  W.  Schneide- 
vpin  [und]  Ernst  von  Leutsch.  Stolberg  and 
Goettingen,  1846-88.     46  v.  8°.  —4167 

Supplementbaende.   Goettingen,  1860-84. 

4  V.  8°.  —4164 

Philologischer  anzeiger.   Als  ergaenzung 

des  Philologus  herausg.  von  Ernst  von 
Leutsch.     Goettingen,  1869-87.     17  v.  8°. 

—4164 

Philologus  Hebraeus.    Leusden,  J. 

—1836 

Philology.  See  Classical  philology.— Lan- 
guage. 

Philology  of  the  !Eiiglish  tongue. 
Earle,  J.  —3127,  —2123 

Philology  on  the  ^English  language. 
Jodrell,  R.  P.  —2122 

Philomela;  the  Lady  Fitzveater's  night- 
ingale. Greene,  R.  (Brydges,  Sir  S.  E., 
Archaica,  v.  1.)  1383 

The  same.     Greene,  R.,  Life  and  compl. 
works,  v.n.     (HuthLibr.)  3114 

Philoinneste,  G.  P.,  pseud.  See  Peignot, 
E.  G. 

Philonineste  Junior,  pseud.  See  Brunet, 
P.  G. 

Piiilon  Judaeus.    See  Philo  Judaeus. 

Philonides.      B.   C,   5  cent.      Fragmenta. 

[Gr.  el  Lat.]  3  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  P.,  Bibliolh.  gr.  Poet, 
comic,  p.  147  ;  Kock,  K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  1,  p. 
254;  Meineke,  J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm,.  comic.  Gr.  v.  2,  pt.  1, 
p.  421.) 

Pliiloponus,  Joannes.  7  cent.  In  Aris- 
totelis  Physicorum  libros  HI  priores  [et]  V 
posteriores  commentaria  .  .  .  ed.  Hierony- 
mus  Vitelli.  Berolini,  1887-88.  3  v.  r.  8°. 
{Commentaria  in  Arutotelem  Or.  v.  16,  17.) 

4383 

De  usu  astrolabli  ej  usque  constructlone  Ubellus. 

E  codd.  MSS.  Regiae  blbllothecae  Parlsiensis  ed.  H. 
Hase.  [Gr.]  45  pp.  {Rheinisch.  mus.  y.  6,1S30,  p.  I'll.) 
—  Prohoemlum  ad  suum  commentarium  In  Nico- 
machi  Arithmeticam.  [Gr.]  9  pp.  (Mai,  A., 
Spiciteg.  Roman,  v.  2,  p.  ^92.) 

Steinsclineider,  M.    Johannes    Philoponus    bet 

den  Arabern.  25  pp.  [In  his  Al-Farabl:  St.  Peters- 
burg Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  13,  1869.) 

Philosoph  fuer  die  welt,  Der.    3  v.  in  1. 

Engel,  J.  J..  Schriften,  v.  1,  3.  —3196 

Philosopheines.      Alcott,  A.  B.     8  pp. 

(Journ.  Spec.  I'Mlos.  v.  7,  1873,  p.  46;  v.  9,  1875,  pp.  1, 
190,  245.) 

Philosopher,  The.    348  pp.    {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  70,  1870,  p.  492;  v.  77,  1871,  pp.  100,  340,  423,  590, 
688;  V.  78,  1871,  pp.  99,  201,  312,  439,  569,  671;  Y.  79, 
1872,  pp.  85,  211,  337,  474,  683;  v.  80,  1872,  pp.  99,465,  595, 
711;  V.  81,1873,  pp.  86,  221.) 

Philosopher's  baby.  5  pp.  {Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  115,  1874,  p.  232.) 

Philosopher's  stone,  or  searchers  for 

the.  Miickay,  0.  Alchemists.  129  pp.  (In  his  Mom. 
of  extraord.  i)op.  dolus,  v.  1,  p.  93.) 

Philosophers.  Brougham,  H.,  Baron 
Brougham  and  Vaux.  Lives  of  philosophers 
of  the  time  of  George  III.  1855.  (Works, 
v.  1.) 


PHILOSOPHERS 


3435 


PHILOSOPHIE  ECOSSAISE 


BtTKLElGH,  "W.     Liber  de  vita  et  moribus 

philosophorum,  mit  einer  altspanischen 
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DiOGEXES  Laerttus.  De  claromm  phil- 
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A'ote. — For  oUier  eds.  and  trs.  see  name  of  author. 

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A'"te. — For  other  eds.  see  name  of  author. 

Grote.  G.  Plato,  and  the  other  com- 
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Hajipdex,  R.  D..Bp.  o/flererard.  Fathers 

of  Greek  philosophy.     1862.  

HousSAYE.  A.    Galerie  du  XYIQ  siecle, 

3  s.     Poetes  et  philosophes.     1858. 

K>aGHT,W.  [Ed.)   Philosophical  classics. 

1881-86.  6  V. 
McCosH.  J.    In  his  Scottish  philosophy 

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Taixe.  H.  a.    Philosophes  fran^ais  du 

XEX  siecle.     1860. 

C,  H.  F.    On  the  earlj  Ionic  pbtloeopbers.    10  pp. 

{PkiloL  Mut.  y.  1, 1S33,  p.  86.}— Fencloa,  F.  deS.  de  lA 
M.  Ahr^g^  des  viea  dea  anciens  pbiloeophes.  157  pp. 
{tSmwrts,  T.  5.  p.  SX.)— HenMlppws,  of  Smfrna.  Trag- 
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Des  femmes  philosophes.  19  pp.  [Bee.  d.  deux  wumdes, 
J&43,  n.  s.  T.  2,  p.  673.)— aUiptot,  E.  M£molres  sur  les 
anciens  pbiloeophes  de  I'lnde.  258  pp.  (Inst,  de 
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references  there.  See  alto  the  names  uf  the  origiuators 
of  systems  of  philosophy. 

PUlofiopliers  at  play.     4  pp.     {Mac- 

mUbn't  Mag.  t.  21, 1870,  p.  M7.) 

Philosophes   fran^is   do  XTX  siecle. 

Taine.  H.  A.  —1438 

Philosophia  botauica.     Linnaeus.  C. 

or  Karl  von  Linne.  ^2696 

Philosophia  eutouiologica.  Fabricius, 

J.  C.  —2647 

Philosophia    zoologica.      Hoeven,   J. 

van  der.  —1684 

Philosophiae  apnd  Roiuanos  initio 

et  progressu.     Gaudenzio.  P.  — 1427 

Philosophiaenatnralis  principia  math- 

emaiica.     Xewton.  Sir  I.  —2434 

Philosophiaenaturalistheoria.  Bos- 
covich.  R.  G.  .  — 1,515 

Philosophical  and  mathematical  diction- 
ary.    Button.  C.     2  V.  R.81 

Philosophical  and  political  history 
of  .  .  .  the  East  and  West  Indies.  Raynal, 
G.  T.  F.     3v.  1627 

Philosophical  arrangements.  Harris, 
J.     Works.  V.  3.  2165 

Philosophical  classics.  Knight,  w. 
iEd.)     6v.  3851 

Philosophical  discussions.  Wright, 
C.  —1414 

Philosophical  essays.  Stewart,  D.  Coll. 
voorks.  V.  5.  2173 


Philosophical  essays  on  various  snb- 

1  :ot.-.     i:.'.'  j.p.     Wa-ti,  L.  ll'vrtj,  v.  8,  p.  325. 

Philosophical  inquiry  concerning  hu" 

man  li'oerty.     Collins.  A.  — 1438 

Philosophical  instruments.    Negret- 

Ti.  (  — ).  and  Zambra..  (— ).  Encyclopaedic 
illustrated  and  descriptive  catalogue  of  .  .  . 
instruments.     1874. 

South  Kensington  Museum.    Handbook 

of  scientific  apparatus.     [1876.] 

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Philosophical  letters.   27  pp.   Schiller, 

J.  C.  F.  von.     ifMoyf  oeitiKf.  CMfpUlw.  p.373.1 

Philosophical  library.  The.    Webb,  J. 

2  V.  2274 
Philosophical  Magazine.   See  London, 

Edinburgh,  and  Dublin  Philosophical  Mag- 
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Philosophical  marriage.  The.    10  pp. 

[Friitr'A  Mig.  r.  S,  18:3:?,  p.  V)., 

Phi Io«»ophical  poems.    More.  H.      1348 

Philosophical  repository.  The.  Ley- 
bourn.  T.     2  V.  '  —1518 

Philosophical  rudiments  concerning 
government  and  society.  Hobbes.  T.  Eng. 
irorks.  v.  2.  '  — 1415 

Philosophical  Society  of  Washing- 
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88.  10  V.  in  3.  8**.  (Smithson.  Inst.  Jli-scel. 
contrib.  v.  20.  25.  33.)  —3444 

Philosophical  tendencies  of  the  age. 
Morell.  J.  D.  — 1403 

Philosophical  terms  (English),  Diction- 
ary of.     Garden.  F.  1177 

Philosophic  allemande.    Remusat.  C. 

w^l®.-.  ^  — 1-416 

Philosophic  anatomique.     Geoflfroy, 

Saint-Hilaire.  E.     3  v.  — 1695 

Philosophic  critique,  Essais  de.    Vach- 

erot.  E.  —1416 

Philosophic    de    Parchitectnre    en 

Grece.     Boutmy.  E.  — 1786 

Philosophic  de  I'histoire.    Laurent.  F. 

Etvdp.s .furllLi.stoire  de  rhumanite.  v.  18.  2443 
Philosophic  de  I'histoire,  Essai  dune. 

Barchou  de  Penhoen,  A.  T.  H.,  Baron.    2  y. 

2455 
Philosophic  de  Saint  Augustin,  La. 

Nourrisson.  J.  F.    2  v.  —1435 

Philosophic   der   erloesung.      Main- 

laemier.  P.  1436 

Philosophic   der  geschichte.     2   v, 

Schlegel.  K.  W.  F.  von,    Saemmt.  icerhe.  v. 

13   14.  -3113 

Philosophic    der    sprache    und    des 

wortes.    Schlegel,  K.  W.  F.  von,    Saemmt. 

icerhe,  v.  15.  3113 

Philosophic  der  zeugung,  zur.    82  pp, 

Buechner,  F.  K.  C.  L.,  Lic\t  un.i  leten.  p.  ->29. 

Philosophic  des  lebeiis.    Schlegel.  K. 

W.  F.  von.  Saemmt.  icerke.  v.  12.  —3113 

Philosophic  des  sciences,  Essai  sur  la. 

Ami-ere.  .\.  M.     2  pts.  —1485 

Philosophie  du  bonheur.    Janet.  P. 
«^..  —1416 

Philosophic  du   XTHI   siecle  et  le 

Christian isme.   Laurent,  F.,  Etudes  surl'hi*- 

taire  de  Ihumanite.  v.  12.  2443 

Philosophie  ^cossaise.    Cousin.  V. 

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PHILOSOPHIE  EN  FRANCE 


3436 


PHILOSOPHY,  History 


Philosophie  en  France  au  XIX  siecle. 

Ravaisson,  F.  — 1412 

Pliilosophie  Herakleitos  des  Dunklen 

von  Ephesos.    Lassalle,  F.  J.  G.    2  v.   — 1432 
Pliilos^opliie  nioderiie,  Histoire  de  la. 

Gerando,  J.  M.,  Barore  de.    4  v.  — 1417 

Philosopliie  positive.  La.    Comte,  I.  A. 

M.  F.  X.     2  V.  —1432 

Pliilosopliiepsyclio-physiologiqiie, 

Traite  de.     Massias,  N.,  Baron.  — 1417 

Philosophic  religieusc,  Essai  de.   Sais- 

set,  E.  —1416 

Philosophic  .  .  .  religieuse,  Essais  de. 

Nicolas,  M.  —1426 

Philosophic  scolastique.  See  Haureau, 

J.  B. 
Philosophic  scnsnaliste  au  XVIII  sie- 
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Philosopliie    iind   religion.      60   pp. 

Schelling,  Jf.  W.  J.  vou,  Saemmt.  werke,  1  ablh.  v.  6,  p.  11. 

Philosophic  zoologiquc.    Lamarck,  J. 

B.  P.  A.  de  Monet,  Chevalier  de.   2  v.  —1684 
Philosophischc  studicn.    Wuudt,  W. 

{Ed.)     4v.  —1432 

Philosophoriiui    Oraccorum    vetc- 

runi  praesertim  qui  ante  Platonem  floru- 

erunt  operum  reliquiae.     Karsten ,  S.  [Ed. ) 

3296 
Philosophumena   sive   omnium   haere- 

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Abbot,  F.  E.    Scleutlflc  philosophy  :  a  theory  of 

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Carolns  Josephiis,  of  St.  Florian,  Milan.  In  uui- 
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Descartes  et  Locke  concllifes.  6  pp.  (Berlin  Akad. 
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putes. 3  pp.  (Joum.  Spec.  Philos.v.  i,  1870,  p.  111.)— 
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Plillosophical  axioms.  26  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  n.  s. 
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36  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  8,  1857,  p.  2U3.)— Popu- 
lar philosophy  in  its  relation  to  life.  30  pp. 
(N.  Brit.  Rer.  v.  48,  1868,  p.  133.)— Psychologism  and 
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297.1— Science,  philosophy, and  reli§:lon.  26  pp. 
{Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  60,  1874,  p.  101.)— Crisis  of  modern 
speculation.  10  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  50.  1841,  p. 
527.)— Study  of  relations.  18  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  u. 
8.  V.  20, 1873,  p.  59.)— Priiiuiive  elements  of  thought. 
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phllosophle.  Von  Kuno  Freiherr  von  Relchllu-Mel- 
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die  fuudamentalphilosophle,  Antwort  an  J.  Froh- 
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Universal  postulate.  38  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  a.  s.  v. 
4,  18!J3,  p.  513.) 

See  also  Abstractions.— Aesthetics. —Alexan- 
dria.— Arlans  and  Arlanisni. — Atomic  theory. 
— Axioms. —  Being.—  Brain.-  Cabala.—  Causa- 
tion.—Christian  philosophy.— Clirislianity.— 
Cognition.  —  Confitciaitism.  —  Cyrenaics.  — 
Darwinism. — Deism.— Determi  iiis  in. —Devel- 
opment tlieory.— Dialectics.— Dualism.— Ec- 
lectic philosophy.— Kmpiricism. — Epicurean 
phllosopliy. — Evolution.— Experience.— Fate. 
—Final  causes.— Habit.-  Idealism.- Ideas. — 
Identity.  —  Imagination.  —  Immateriallsm.— 
Immortal  ity.-Indisccrnlbles. -Individuality. 
— Inference. —  Infinite.—  Intellect.— Instinct. 
— Intuition.  —  Kno^vledge.  —  Liberty  of  the 
•wUl.-LiOgic.-IiOgos.- Materialism.— Matter. 
—Memory. — Mental  hygiene. — Metaphysics. — 
Method.—  Mind.  —  Monism.  —  Moral  philoMO^ 

Ehy. —  Mysticism. —  Nature.  —Necessity. —  Ni- 
ilisin.  —  Optimism.  —  Pantheism.  —  Percep- 
tion.—Pessimism.— Philosophy  and  religion. 
— Physiology.  —  Polytheism.  —  Positivism. — 
Psychology.— Rationalism.—  Realism.— Rea- 
son. —  Religion.  —  Skepticism.  —  Scholastic 
philosophy. —  Sensation. —  Senses. —  Sophists. 
— Soul. —  Spiritualisnt.—  Stoics.—  Subject  and 
object.  —  Succession.  —  Teleology,  .<««  Final 
causes. — Theodicy.- Theology.—  Thought. — 
Transcendentalism.  —  Trinity.  —  IJtIlltariau 
philosophy. 

Note. — For  particular  systems,  see  also  the  names 
of  their  orlsrlnators  or  promoters:  as  Descartes, 
Hegel,  Mill,  Plato,  etc. 

Philosophy,  Histoi'y,  etc. 

Blakey,  R.    History  of  the  philosophy 
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Brucker,  J.  J.     Historia  critica  philoso- 

phiae  a  mundi  incunabulis  ad  nostram  usque 
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History  of  philosophy  .  .  .  drawn  up 

from  his  Historia  critica  philosophiae,  by  W. 
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Carus,  F.  a.    Ideen  zur  geschichte  der 

philosopliie.   1809.    [Nacligelass.  werke.v.  4,.) 

Cousin,   V.      Fragments  philosophiques 

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Histoire  generale  de  la  philosophie. 

1867. 

Introduction  A  I'histoire  de  la  philoso- 
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Enfield,  W.  History  of  philosophy,  from 

the  earliest  periods.     1837. 
See  also  Brucker,  J.  J. 

Erdmann,  J.  E.  Grundriss  der  geschichte 

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Lewes.  G.  H.    Biographical  history  of 

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See  also  iC^scliines. — Anaxagoras,  of  Clazomenae. 
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— Aristippiis,  of  Ci/r<n«.— Aristoteles.— .A.rtenil- 
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1ST7. 

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S^ole. — Fur  treatises  on  special  subjects  by  the  fore- 
going authors,  tee  those  subjects,  and  the  names  of  the 
authors  in  the  general  alphabet. 

Sre o/jo  Bledsoe,  A.  T.~Chaiiiilii4^,W.  E.— Clarice, 
3.  F— Draper,  J.  W.— Dvrlglit,  T.— Edwards,  3. 
—Emerson,  B.  W.— Haveu.  J.— Hickok,  L.  P.— 
Tappau,  H.  P.— Taylor,  X.  W.— Tyler,  S.,  etc. 

Dutch. 

Spixoza,  B.  Opera  quae  supersunt  omnia. 
1802-03,  2  V. 

See  alto  name  of  aatbor. 

English. 

BAC0X,5trF.  Philosophical  works.  1870- 
72,  5  V.     (Works,  ed.  Spedding,  v.  1-5.) 
Novum  organum.    Ed.  by  T.  Fowler. 

1878. 

j\')£<»._For  other  eds.  fee  his  name. 

Balv.  a.     Mind  and  body.     1873. 

Baijocr,  a.  J.    Defence  of  philosophic 

doubt.     1879. 

Browne,  P.,   Bp.  of  Cork.     Procedure, 

extent,  and  limits  of  human  understanding. 
1729. 

Ck)LLiER,  A.     Clavis  universalis ;  or,  a 

Dew  inquiry  after  truth  .  .  .  1713.  (Parr, 
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Specimen  of  true  philosophy  .  .  .    1730. 

(Parr.  S.,  Metaphys.  tracts.) 

CuDwoRTH.  R.    True  intellectual  system 

of  the  universe.     1820.  4  v. 

Cyples.  W.    Inquiry  into  the  process  of 

human  experience,     n.  d. 

— —  Davies.  J.  Estimate  of  the  human  mind; 
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Field.  G,  Outlines  of  analogical  philo- 
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Glaxvil.  J.    Scepsis  scientifica  :  or.  con- 

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Harris.  J.    Philosophical  arrangements, 

1803.     (Trorfcs,  V.  3.) 

Hartley.  D.     Observations  on  man,  his 

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• Theory  of  the  human  mind,  on  the 

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Hobbes,T.  English  works.   18.39-45.11  v. 

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HoDGSOX,  S.  H,    Philosophy  of  reflection. 

1878, 2  V. 

Time  and  space.     1865. 

JOHXSOX,  E.    Nuces  philosophicae.    1842. 

Locke,  J.    Works  :  Philosophical  works. 

1862,  2  V.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 


Human    understanding.      1824,  3    v. 

[Works.  V.  1-3.) 

M'CORMAC,   H,       Philosophy  of  human 

nature.     1837, 

Mill,  J.  S.    Analysis  of  the  phenomena 

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More,  H.  Collection  of  several  philo- 
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Newmax.  J.  H.  Essay  in  aid  of  a  gram- 
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Pembertox,  H.  View  of  Sir  Isaac  New- 
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Powell,  B.     Essays  on  the  spirit  of  the 

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Spexcer,  H.     First  principles.     1870. 

Recent  discussions  in  science,  philo- 
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Thomsox.  G,    Discovery  of  a  new  world 

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Watsox,  J,   Kant  and  his  English  critics. 

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Whewell,  W.    Novum  organon  renova- 

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Berkeley,  G.,  Bp.  of  Cloyne.    Principles  of  hamaa 

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straction, Cognition,  Deism,  etc.,  by  the  fore- 
going authors,  tee  the  names  of  the  authors,  and  the 
subjects  treated. 

See  also  Bain.  A.— Baxter,  R.  — Bentham,  J.— 
Boyle,  Sir  R— Bnrnet,  T.— Burthogge,  R.— Bnt- 
Icr,  J.— Chillingwortb,  W.— Clarke,  S.— Cobbe, 
T.  p. —Coleridge,  S.  T.  — Cooper,  \.  A.,  Kirl  nf 
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Hale,  Sir  M.— Hales,  3.,  of  Son.— Herbert,  E.,  ly>rd 
Herbert  of  C*«-6Hry.— Holland,  Sir  H.— Home,  H., 
Lord  Kaatei. — Hooker,  R.— Hatcheson,  P.— Lay- 
cock.  T.— liCeky,  W.  E.  H.— L.ee,  H.— Mahaffy,  J. 
P.  —  Martineau,  J.  —  Mandsley,  H.  —  Mill,  J.— 
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I. — Xorri8,J.— Priestley,  J.— Smith.  A.— Spencer, 
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Bayle,  p.    CEuvres  diverses.     1837,  4  v. 

Comte,  I,  A,  M.  F.  X.  Cours  de  philo- 
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CoxDELLAC.  E.  B.  de.     Essai  sur  Torigine 

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Traite  des  systemes,     1822.     [CEuvres 

compl.  V.  2.) 
Coxdorcet.  M.  J.  A.  N.  C,  Marquis  de. 

CEuvres.     1847-49,  12  v. 

Courxot,  a.  a,   Essai  sur  les  fondements 

de  nos  connaissances,  et  sur  les  caracteres 
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Cousin,  V.    Du  vrai,  du  beau,  et  du  bien. 

1863. 

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1866. 

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Damieon,  J.  P.     Cours  de  philosophie. 

1831-36,  8  V. 

Descartes,  R.    CEuvres.    1824-26, 11  v. 

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from  the  Principles  of.     1879. 

Diderot,  D.      In  his  CEuvres,  v.   1-3. 

1821,  3  V. 

DuHAMEL,  J.  M.  C.      Des  methodes  dans 

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Gassendi,  p.     Opera  omnia.     1727,  6  v. 

Helvetius,  C.  a.     CEuvres.     1792,  5  v. 

HouzEAU,  J.  C.     Etudes  sur  les  facultes 

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Janet,  P.     In  his  Les  problemes  du  XIX 

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JouFFROY,  T.  S.   Melanges  philosphiques. 

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La  Mettrie,  J.  O.  de.  CEuvres  philo- 
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Laurent,  F.  Philosophie  du  XVIII  siecle 

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Lewes,  G.  H.     Comte's  Philosophy  of  the 

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Littre,  M.  p.  E.     Conservation,  reyolu- 

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■ Malebranche,  N.  de.  CEuvres  com- 
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Martin,  B.  L.  H.    Voltaire  et  Rousseau 

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Maupied,  F.  L.  M.     Dieu,  I'homme  et  le 

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Pascal,  B.     CEuvres.     1819,  5  v. 

Rousseau,  J.  J.     CEuvres.     1826,  25  v. 

Saint-Pierre,  J.  H.  B.  de.       Dialogues 

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Zeller,  ( — ),  Comtede.  Essai  sur  I'hom- 
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Edkins,  J.     Chinese  Buddhism.     1880. 

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Philosophy,  Natural.    See  Physics. 
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Philosophy  and  religion  of  Sliak- 

spere.    Birch,  W.  J.  3387 

Philosophy  and  science.    Hodgson,  S. 

H.  Philosophy  and  science.  40  pp.  {Mind,  v.  1,  1876, 
pp.  67,  223,  3.51.) 

Philosophy  in  the  sciences. 

The  library  has  memoirs  or  essays  of  the 

following  authors  :    Agassiz,  L.  J.  R. — Bar- 

thelemy  Saint-Hilaire,  J. — Buffon,  G.  L.  L., 

Comte  de. — Cuvier,  G.  L.  C.  F.  D.,  Baron. — 

Darwin.  E. — Digby.  K.— Feuchtersleben,  E. 

—Galileo.  G.— Humboldt,  F.  W.  H.  A.  von. 

— Lamarck,  J.  B,  P.  A.  de  M.,  Clievalier  de. 

— Newton.  Sir  I.— Oken,  L. — Powell,  B. 
Philosophy  of  apparitions.  Sketches 

of  the.     Hibbert,  S.  —2475 

Philosophy  of  arithmetic.    Leslie.  Sir 

J.  —2426 

Philosophy  of  art.    Schelling,  F.  W.  J. 

von.  —1717 

Philosophy  of  discovery.    Whewell, 

W.  —1418 

Philosophy  of  earthquakes.    Stuke- 

ley,  W.  —1628 

Philosophy  of  eating.    Bellows,  A.  J. 

—3777 
Philosophy  of  emphasis.    Yance,  J.  J. 

1244 
Philosophy  of  English  literature. 

Bascom.  J.  2244 

Philosophy  of  ethics.  On  the.     Laurie, 

S.  S.  —1443 

Philosophy  of  evolution.    Lowne,  B. 

T.  —1607 

Philosophy  of  health.  Smith, S.  —3784 
Philosophy  of  history.     See  History, 

Philusophy  of  history. 
Philosophy  of  human  nature.  The. 

M'Cormac.  H.  —1435 

Philosophy  of  joint-stock  banking. 

Bell.  G.  M.  —1303 

Philosophy  of  language.  iSee  Language, 

Philosophy. 
Philosophy  of  life.     Schlegel,  C.  W.  F. 

(Bolm,  H.  G..  Stand.  Libr.)  —1418 

Philosophy  of  magic.  Salverte,  E.  2  v. 

—2476 
Philosophy  of  manufactures.    Ure, 

A.     (Bohii.  H.  G..6Vi.  L?7)r.)  —3737 

Philosophy  of  mathematics.  Bledsoe, 

A.  T.  —2437 

Philosophy  of  mathematics.    Comte, 

I.  A.  M.  F.  X.  -2425 


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Philosophy  of  mind,  Historv  of  the. 

Blakev.  R.     i  v.  —1414 

Philosoph3  of  niiud  and  matter.  M'Caul, 

G.  —1425 

Philosophy  of  morals.  Sketches  of  the. 

Morgan.  Sir  T.  C.  — 1444 

Philosophy'  of  mnsic.    Goddard.  J. 

—1746 
Philosophy  of  mnsic.  Pole.W.  —1755 
Philosophy  of  mystery.    Dendv,  W.  C. 

—2475 
Philosophy  of  necessity.  The.    Brav, 

C.  —1414 

Philosophy  of  permanent  colours. 

Experimental    researches    concerning    the. 

Bancroft.  E.  —1725 

Philosophy  of  physi<^.  The.    Brown, 

A.  —1514 

Philosophy  of  reflection.    Hodgson.  S. 

H.     2  V.  —1453 

Philosophy  of  religion.  An  introduction 

to  the.     Caird.  J.  —4223 

Philosophy   of  religion   and   history. 

Studies  in  the.     Fairbairn.  A.  M.  — 4227 

Philosophy  of  religion  on  the  basis  of 

its  historv.      Pfleiderer.  O.      2  v.      (Theol. 

Trans.  Fund  Libr.  v.  34.  35.)  —1254 

Philosophy  of  rhetoric^  The.    Camp- 
bell. G.  —2155 
Philosophy  of  sleep.  Macnish.  R.  —1688 
Philosophy  of  sound.    Higgins.  W,  M. 

—2747 
Philosophy  of  special  providences. 

A  vision.     Davis.  A.  J.  — 4256 

Philosophy  of  spiritual  intercour- 
ses.    Davis.  A.  J.  —4256 
Philosophy  of  storms.    Espv.  J.  P. 

—2485 
Philosophy  of  the  actire  and  moral 

powers  of   man.     2  v.     Stewart.  D..   Coll. 

trorks.  v.  6.  7.  2173 

Philosophy   of  the   human   Toice. 

Rush.  J.  —2173 

Philosophy   of  the   indnctlTe  sci- 
ences.   Whewell.W.     2  v.  —1515 
Philosophy  of  the  infinite.     Calder- 

wood.  H.  — 1425 

Philosophy    of   the    mechanics    of 

nature.     Allen.  Z.  —1.523 

Philosophy  of  the  mind.    Brown.  T. 

4  V.  —1414 

Philosophy   of   the    moral   feelings. 

Abercrouibie.  J.  — 1446 

Philosophy  of  the  plays  of  Shakespeare 

unfolded.     Bacon.  D.  3393 

Philosophy  of  the  pure  sciences.    87 

Vi>-     Clifford.  W.  K..  Lfdurej  and  f'sa^s,  v.  1,  p. 254. 

Philosophy  of  the  sciences.  Comte, 
I.A.M.  F.X.  (Bohn.H.G..Sci.Lt&r.)  —1427 

Philosophy  of  the  unconscious.  Hart- 
mann.  K.  R.  E.  von.  3  v.  {Eng.  atid  For. 
Philos.  Libr.  v.  2.5-27.)  —1454 

Philosophy  of  the   nnconseioiis   in 

court    Davidsohn,  B.    14  pp.    (A>io  Bnglaitda;  v.  37, 

187!*,  p.  15.  ■ 

Philosophy  of  trade.    Stirling.  P.  J. 
«,-.  —1395 

Philosophy    of    nniversal    historj. 

Outlines  of  the.     Bunsen,  C.  K.  J..  Freiherr 
von.    2  V.  2454 


Philo.sophy  of  whist.    Pole.  W.    —1797 
Philostephanus,  Comicpoet.  Epigramme. 

[6r"r.  a..J  Gtr.]  1  p.  ^Hartaag,  J.  A.,  Gr.  elegsker,  v.  2, 
p.  159;  Meiaeke,  J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm.  eomUe.  Gr.  t.  4, 
p.  589.) 

Pfailostephanos,  of  Cyrene.    B.  G.  3  cent. 

Fragnieata.  7  pp.  (DiJou  A.  F.,  BibHolk.  gr.  Fragm. 
last.  Gr.  V.  3,  p.  -2^)— Stiehle,  R.  Pliilostephanos  von 
Kjreno.    28  pp.    (PkiMagta,  r.  4, 18*9,  p.  385.) 

Philostoi^ins,  ofBorissus.    358  or  367—. 

£s  ecclesiasiicU  blstoriis  PhUostorgll  epitome,  coa- 
fecta  a  Photio  patriarcba.  [  Gr.  et  LaU]  90  pp.  (Migae, 
J.  P.,  P^rol.  s.  Gr.  ▼.  65,  p.  459.)— Tke  soae,  tr.  into 
English  br  £•  Walford.  S4  pp.  ( With  Sosomenas, 
Bcdet.  hUtmy,  p.  425 ;  Bobn,  H.  &.,  Bceles.  Libr.)—l&x. 
Epitome.  1  p.  (Bouqaet,  M.,  See.  hitt.  Gaules,  t.  1, 
p.sn.) 

Philostratus,  Flavins.  2  cent.  De  Tya- 
nensi  Apollonio  libri ;  Vitae  sopbistarum  ; 
Heroicus;  Epistolae;  Imagines.  \Gr.etLat.\ 
Parisiis,  1849.  r.  8°.  (Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth. 
gr.)  3263 

Life  of  Apollonius  of  Tyana.  tr.  bv  Rev, 

Edward  Berwick,     London,  1809.    8°^    5S82 

Epl«toUe.    [Gr.  et  Lot.]     32  pp.     (Didot,  A.  F.. 

BMiutk.  gr.  EpUMograpU  Gr.  p.  468;  Hears,  J.,  Opera 
oauio,  T.  7,  p.  803.) — De  plctwnu  1  p.  (Oronorias,  i.. 
The*.  Gr.  a»tiq.  t.  9,  p.  HO?.) 

(^1»«1,  C  O.    Annotatlones  ad  P.    67  pp.    {Mnemi>- 

tyne.  t.  8, 1859,  p.  117.) — Miscellanea  pbUoI.  et  critica : 
Ad  PhllostraU  Vitas  sopbistaram  et  Heroica.  24  pp. 
(Mnemtos^e,  n.  8.  t.  1,  1873.  p.  209.)— Philoatrati  epis- 
tolae; Vita  Apollonfi  Tyanensls.  6  pp.  (llneavttyiie, 
V.  8,  1S59,  p.  75.)— Goetbe,  J.  W.  von.  PbUostrats 
Gemaelde  und  Autlk  uud  modern.  21  pp.  (Sacmmt. 
toerke,  v.  5,  p.  305., — Kayser,  F.  Symbolas  ad  emen- 
dandum  et  lllustrandum  PbilostraU  librum  de  Tltis 
sopbistarum  in  mediam  attaUt  A.  Jahoius.  5  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  AltertiuMuw.  x.  6,  1839,  p.  211.)— HLayscr,  L. 
Bemerkungen  xam  Oymnastikos  des  P.  31  pp.  (PkUo- 
lo^Ms,  ▼.  21.  1864,  p.  226.)— Mats,  F.  Pbilostratos.  46 
pp.  IPkUnloffUt.  T.  31,  m2,  p.  5K.)— Fassow,  F.  L.  K. 
F.  Ueber  die  Oemaeblde  des  aeltern  Pbilostratos.  14 
pp.  (rermis.  tekriftem,  p.  223.)— ScMelbc,  K.  FlaTii 
PbilostraU  quae  supersunt.  Ed.  C.  L.  Kayser.  14  pp. 
(ZeiU.  /.  JlUrtJuaiuv.  v.  14,  1847,  p.  422;  v.  15,  1848,  p. 
921.) 

Philostratus  the  Lemnian,  and  Cal- 

listratus.  Opera  recognovit  Antonius 
Westermann:  Eunapius.  Vitae  sopbistarum 
iterum  edidit  Jo.  Fr.  Boissonade ;  Himerius, 
Declamationes.  accurate  excusso  codice  Op- 
timo et  unico  XXII  declamationum  emen- 
davit  Fr.  Duebner.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  Parisiis. 
1849.  r.  8=.   (Didot.  A.  F..  BiWiofA.gr.)     3263 

Philostratus  the  Lemnian.  3  cent.  Imag- 
ines. ^  Gr.  et  L-it.\  17  pp.  ^Didot,  A.  F.,  BibUotK  gr.  p. 
397.) 

Philostratus,  pseud.  See  Foster,  T,  (in  sup- 
plement ;•. 

Philothens,  Coccinus,  Pcttriarch  of  Con- 
stantinople.  —1373,  Scripta.  [Gr.  et  Lot.} 
Parisiis,  1866.  r.  8°,  ^Migne.  J.  P.,  Patrol. 
s.Gr.  V,  154.)  —2252 

ConlenU.  Laudatio  trlom  doctorum,  Basilit,  Gre- 
gorii,  et  Joannls  Cbrysostomt.— Sermo  in  esaltationem 
crnels. — Kefutatio  anatbematlsmornm  Harmeno- 
pali.— Privileglum  proepiscopoHiertssi.— De  man- 
datis  Domtnl  Nostrl  Jesv  Cbristi.  —  Ordo  aacri 
miuisteril. 

Synodic.ie  constitutiones.  37  pp.  (Migne,  J,  P.,  Patrol. 

s.  Gr.  V.  152,  p.  1387.) 

Philothens,  Abp.  of  Sdymbriou    14  cent. 

Oratlo  iu  S.  Agatbouicum.  '[  Gr.  et  Lat.\  6  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Palrol.  t.  Gr.  v.  154,  p.  1229.) 

Philothens,  JfonA.    Ascetica.    [Gr.etLat.] 

■2  ;  ;•.      M;_-ne,  J.  P..  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  98,  p.  1369.) 

Philotheus.    See  also  Filoteo. 
Philotus, a  comedy.    63  pp.    Pinkerton,  J. 

.£<*.),  .<:<>'i<k p)jems,  \.  3,  p.  1. 

Philoxenus,  of  Alexandria.  Glossarium. 
See  Labbe  de  Monveron,  C.  [Ed.),  CyriUi^ 
Phiioxeni^  aliorumque  veterum  glossaria. 


PHILOXENUS 


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PHOENICIA 


Kleist,  H.      De  Philoxeni  grammatici 

Alexandrini  studiis  etyniologicis.     1865. 

Klein,  J.    Zu  den  GlossendesP.    14  pp.    (Hheinisch. 

mvs.  11.  s.  V.  24, 1869,  p.  289.1— RudorflT,  A.  F.  Ueber 
die  Glossare  des  P.  uud  Cyrilltis.  51  pp.  (Berlin  Akad. 
wissens.  Philol.  Masse  Ahhandl.  1865,  p.  181.)— Sclimidt, 
M.  De  Phlloxeno  Alexaudrino.  27  pp.  {Philologus,  v. 
4,  1849,  p.  627  ;  v.  6,  1851,  p.  660.) 

Pliiloxenus,o/ Cj/f/iera.  B.C.  A  cent.   Frag- 

meuta.  [Gr.]  15  pp.  (Bergk,  T.,  JPoe^ /i/r.  (Jr.  v.  3,  p. 
125:!.)— Gedl elite.  [Gr.  and  Ger.]  23  pp.  (Hartung, 
J.  A.,  Gr.  lyriker,  v.  6,  p.  284.) 

Philoxeiiiis   (Lazarus  Bar-Sapta),   Bp.   of 

Bagdad.  [Vita.]  2  pp.  {kiisema.ni,Q.^.,  BiUioth.  orient. 
V.  2,  p.  123.J 

Philoxeiins    (Xenajas),    Bp.    of  Mabiig, 

(HierapoHs).  [Vita.]  37  pp.  (Assemanl,  G.  S.,  Bibliolli. 
orient,  v.  2,  p.  10.) 

Philp,  Robert  Kemp.  History  of  the  pro- 
gress of  Great  Britain.  With  numerous 
illustrations,  by  W.  Newman  and  others. 
London,  1859-60.     2  v.  8°.  1517 

Pliilpot,  C.  [attributed  to].  Introduction  to 
the  literary  history  of  the  14  and  15  centuries. 
London,  1798.     8°.  2235 

iYo<e.— Also  ascribed  to  the  Kev.  John  Logan. 

Pliilpot,  John,  Archdeacon  of  Winchester. 
1511-55.  Examinations  and  writings.  Ed. 
by  Rev.  R.  Eden.  Cambridge,  Eng.,  1842. 
8°.     (Parker  Soc.)  —3226 

Contents.  Apology  for  spitting  upon  an  Arlau.— 
Curio,  C.  S.  Defence  of  the  true  and  old  authority  of 
Christ's  church,  tr.  by  J.  Philpot.— Disputation  in 
the  Convocation-House,  October,  1553.  —  Kdcn,  E. 
Biographical  notice  of  Philpot;  Nc>tice8  0f  the  bishops 
and  other  clergy,  who  examined  Philpot  in  1555.— 
Exaniiiiatlon8.—L.etter8.— Index. 

Life,  exaniiuaiions,  and  selections  from  the  writings 

of  P.  215  pp.  [Fathers  of  Eng.  Ch.  v.  4,  p.  333.)— Kden, 
K.  Blogr.  notice  of  P.  31  pp.  (Philpot,  J.,  Examina- 
tions and  writings,  p.  1 :  Parker  Soc] 

Philpotts,  H.    See  Phillpotts,  H. 
Philter,  The.     1  p.     [Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  3, 

18..9,  p.  212.) 

Pliilyllius.  B.C. 4 cenf.   Fragmenta.   5pp. 

(Didot,  A.  F.,  Bibliotli.  gr.  Poet,  comic,  p.  330;  Kock,  K. 
T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  1,  p.  780;  Meineke,  J.  A.  F.  A., 
Vragm.  comic.  Gr.  v.  2,  pt.  2,  p.  857.) 

Phinney,  Elias.  1780-1849.  History  of  the 
battle  at  Lexington  on  the  morning  of  the  19 
April,  1775.     Boston,  1825.     8°.  2624 

Philitys.    Fragmentum.    [^Gr.etLat.']  2  pp. 

(Didot,  A.  F.,  Bibtioth.  gr.  Fragm.  pidlos.  Gr.  v.  2,  p.  36; 
OrelU,  J.  C,  Opusc.  Gr.  ret.  sent.  v.  2,  p.  356.) 

Pliippeii,  James  (Ed.)  Colbran's New  guide 

for  Tun  bridge  Wells.     See  Colbran,  J. 
Pllipp^,    Sir    Constantine.        Theophrastus 

[pseud.)  The  life  of  Arlstldes  the  Athenian,  who  was 
decreed  to  be  banished  for  his  justice  ...  17  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p,  828.) 

Pllipps,  Constantine  Henry,  2  Earl  of  Mul- 
grave,  1  Marquis  of  Normanby.  1797-1863. 
A  year  of  revolution.  From  a  journal  kept 
in  Paris  in  1848.  London,  1857.  2  v.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  51,  1858,  p. 
50  ;  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  56, 1857,  p.  724 ;  N.  Am. 
Rev.  V.  87,  1858,  p.  184.)  1674 

—  speech  of.  In  the  House  of  Lords,  27  Nov.,  1837,  on 
the  motion  of  the  Earl  of  Roden  for  certain  papers  re- 
ferring to  the  suite  of  Ireland.  19  pp.  [Dublin  Kev.  v. 
4,  1837-38,  p.  246.) 

—  Matilda  |  a  tale  of  the  day.  9  pp.  (Bev.  of  In 
Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  19,  1826,  p.  27.) 

'—  liltlle  men  and  little  meaaurea.  Marquess  of 
Nornuuiby.  C  pp.  (fVa-fT'.*  iAijf.  v.  18,  1838,  p.  5'.)1.)— 
Lord  Miilgrave  and  hia  apecial  reportera.  5 
pp.     [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  11,  18;)8,  p.  2!):-).)— Lord  SIul- 

Jrave'a  appointment  of  the  alterlflTa  In  Ire- 
and.  13  pp.  (Vublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  11,  1838,  p.  767.)— 
Lord  Mnlgrave'a  defence.  21  pp.  [Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  T.  11,  luas,  p.  im.) 


Pliipps,  Constantine  John,  Lord  Mulgrave. 

1746-92.     Voyage   towards  the   North   Pole 

undertaken  . .  .  1773.   Loudon,  1774.   4°.  2462 

Thesame.   London,  1808.   4°.    (Pinkerton, 

J.,  Voyages,  v.  1.)  2432 

Gallery  of  literary  characters.    Earl  of  Mulgrave. 

2  pp.     [Eraser's  Mag.  v.  12,  1835,  p.  540.) 

Pllipps,  Edmund.  Memoirs  of  the  political 
and  literary  life  of  Robert  Plumer  Ward. 
London,  1850.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  87,  1850,  p.  239.)  4884 

{Tr.)    King  Rene's  daughter.    iSee  Hertz, 

H. 

Pliipps,    Henry    Philip,    Lord    Mulgrave. 

Thornton,  P.  M.  Lord  Mulgrave.  42  pp.  [Foreign 
secretaries,  v.  1,  p.  105.) 

PliipS,SM- William.     Bowen,  F.     Life  of  P. 

102  pp.  (Sparks,  J.,  Am.  biog.  1  s.  v.  7,  p.  1.)— Paris- 
man,  F.  Sir  Wm.  Plilps's  attack  on  Quebec.  14  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  38,  1876,  p.  719.) 

Pliip80ii,  Thomas  Lambe.  Meteors,  aero- 
lites, and  falling  stars.     London,  1867.     12°. 

—2407 

Phosphorescence,  or  the  emission  of  light 

by  minerals,  plants,  and  animals.  London, 
1862.     p.  8°.  —1508 

Pllisterer,  Frederick.  Statistical  record  of 
the  armies  of  the  United  States.  New  York, 
1883.  12°.  [Campaigns  of  the  civil  war,  Supp. 
vol.)  2617 

Plilegon,  of  Tralles.    2  cent.    Quae  exstant 

opuscula.  J.'  Meurslus  receusuit,  et  notas  addidit. 
[Gr.  et  Lat.'\  29  pp.  (Meurs,  J.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  7,  p. 
73.)— Fragmenta.  23  pp.  (Didot,  A.  F.,  Bihlinth.  gr. 
Fragm.  hist.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  602.)— De  Olympiis  frag- 
mentum cum  latina  Uiterpretallone  et  uotis  Joanuis 
Meursii.  4  pp.  (Groiiovlus,  J.,  Thes.  Gr.  antiq.  v.  9,  p. 
1289.)— De  rebus  mirablliljns  5  De  longaevis.  [Gr. 
et  Lat.}  24  pp.  (Gronovius,  J.,  Thes.  Gr.  antiq.  v.  8,  p. 
2689.) 

Rolide,  E.      Zu    den    Mlrabllia   des    P.      11    pp. 

(Rkeinisch.  mus.  n.  8.  v.  32,  1877,  p.  329.) 

Pliocas  [Grammarian).    See  Foca. 
Piiocas,  Joannes.     See  Joannes  Phocas. 
Pliocas,  Nicephorus.     See  Nicephorus  II. — 

Phocas,  Emperor  of  Constantinople. 
PllOCas,o/ A^dessa.    [Vita.]   1  p.    (Assemani, 

G.  S.,  liil/lioth.  orient,  v.  1,  p.  468.1 

Pliocioii  in  reply  to  Cato,  in  defence 

of  the  people  of  England,  and  in  vindication  of  the 
public  press,  with  a  few  words  in  conclusion  to  the 
Earl  of  Liverpool.  By  a  barrister.  18  pp.  [Pamphleteer, 
V.  18,  1821,  p.  259.) 

Pliocus  uinl  Antiope.  1855.  Panofka, 
T.  (Berlin  Archaeol.  Gesells.PFi/icfceZmanns- 
fe.<it,  Programm  15.)  2702 

PllOCylideS,  0/JlMef'M.S.  B.  C.  560— .  Frag- 
menta; Pseudo-Phocylldea.  [Gr.]  31pp.  (Bergk,  T., 
Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  2,  pp.  445,  450;  Galsford,  T.,  Poet.  min. 
Gr.  V.  3.  p.  246  ;  Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr.  elegiker,  v.  1,  p.  111.) 
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Phoebadiiis,  St.,  Bp.  of  Agen.  4  cent.  Li- 
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Plioebainuion.    ^x^^'f^  '^f/''  cxifidruv  pri-o- 

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Phoenician  inscriptions.  See  Inscrip- 
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Phoenissae  of  France,  Italy,  and  Ger- 
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Plioeiiix,  of  Colophon.    Haupt,  M.    Ueber 

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"PhoeniJLl  Anglo-Saxon  poem].  19pp.  (Grein, 

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Phonetic  spelling,  A  defenceof .  Latham, 
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Phonetic  spelling,  A  plea  for.  Ellis,  A. 
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Bref;uet,  A.    Transmission  de  la  parole.     20  pp. 

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Phonographic   dictionary. 

B.,  and  Howard,  J.  B. 


Pitman, 
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Plioriuio.    See  Terentius  Afer.  P. 
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1  p.  (Oidot,  A.  F.,  Biblinlh.  gr.  Oral.  Attici,  v.  2,  p.  446.) 
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Phortios,  Leonard.    Legrand.  E.     Leonard 

Phortios.  11  pp.  (In  his  Bibllogr.  hellenique,  v.  1,  p. 
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Phosphate    rocks    of    South    Carolina. 

Holmes,  F.  S.  —1653 

Phosphates.    Dabney,  C.  W.,  Jr.    Finely 

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Phosphoric  acid.     Lentin.  L.  F.  B.     De 

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Phosphorus,  Deity.      Gesner,  J.  M.      De 

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Photiuus.    6  cent.    Disputationes  Photini 

Manieliaei  cum  Paulo  Christtano.  [Gr.  et  Lot.]  34 
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Photius,  Patriarch  of  Constantinople.  Circa 
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Cimtents.  Ainphilochia,  sive  in  sacras  llttems  et 
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Syntagma  canonum  Graece,  cum  praeviis 

(•ipitulis  Latinis.  et  subsequente  rerum  in- 
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Amphilochia  auecdota.      [Gr.]     158   pp.     (Mai.  A., 

Sci-ipt.  ret.  nov.  collect,  v.  9,  p.  1.)— Ex  Arriaiii  scriptta 
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B.,  G.    In  Photll  Lexicon  notae.    9  pp.    (Valpy,  A. 

3-.  Class.  Joum.  v.  28,  1823,  p.  38.!— Cobet,  C.  G.  Ad 
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V.8,1S59,  p.lH;  V.  9,1860,  p.  399;  v.  10,1861,  p.  30.1— Pho- 
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12  pp.  lEdin.  Rev.  v.  21,  1813,  p.  329.)— Notice  of  For. 
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Patriarche  de  Constantinople.     1844. 

Wegelln,  J.    Memoire  sur  le  patriarche  P.    27  pp. 

(Berlin  .\Iiad.  wissens.  iVour.  mim.  1777,  p.  440.) 

Photochiiuie.     Beron,  P.  —1595 

Photo-chrouio-lithogiraphy.  Griggs, 
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Photogenic  drawing.  History  and  prac- 
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Photographic  chemistry.  Manual  of. 
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Photographic  manipulation.  Manual 
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Photographic  optics.  Monckhoven.  D. 
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Photographic  Society  of  liOndon. 
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18»'.9,  p.  787.) 

Photography. 

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Bertsch,  a.    Nouveaux  appareils  photo- 

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Ken,  a.     Dissertations  .  .  .  sur  la  pho- 

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La  Blanchere,  P.  R.  M.  H.  M.  de.  Re- 
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Wall,  A.  H.     Manual  of  artistic  colour- 
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daguerreotype.  63  pp.  ((Eavres  compl.  v.  1,  p.  455.) — 
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painting  and  sun-sculpture;  with  a  stereoscopic  trip 
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maire  relative  a,  la  photographie  des  monuments.  2 
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snr  la  photographie.  22  pp.  (Dictionnaire  des 
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draining  or  drawing  by  the  agency  of  light. 
36  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  76,  1843,  p.  309.)— Pole,  W.  Pho- 
tography for  travellers  and  tourists.  4  pp.  {Macmil- 
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mondes,  1878,  3  p6r.  v.  25,  p.  872 ;  v.  26,  p.  198.)— Recent 
progress  of  photographic  art.  34  pp.  (N.  Brit. 
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See  aUo  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  7,  1847,  p.  465;  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  101, 1857,  p.  442.    Also  Photozincography. 

Chemistry. 

Barreswil,  C.  L.,  and  Davanne,  L.  A. 
Chimie  jjhotographique.     1864. 

Beron,  P.     Photochimie.     n.  d. 

Hardwich,  T.  F.  Manual  of  photographic 

chemistry.     1859. 

VOQEL,  H.     Chemistry  of  light  and  pho- 
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Dictionaries. 

Sutton,  T.,  and  Dawson,  G. 

of  photography.     1867. 


Dictionary 


Periodicals. 

Humphrey's  Journal  of  photography, 
and  the  allied  arts  and  sciences.  Ed.  by 
Prof.  John  Towler.    V.  19,  20.    1867-69,  2  v. 

— —  Photographic  Society  of  London.  Jour- 
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Spiller.     1868-88,  15  v. 

Pliotomelcr.    Pickering,  E.  C.     A  nebula 

photometer.     1  p.    (/«  his  Piipora  ou  jthyslcs.) 

Pliotonietric  observations.  Pickering, 
E.  C. ,  and  others.  ( Harvard  College,  Astron. 
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Pliotoiaiciric  rcscarclics.  Peirce,  C.  S. 
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Photozincography.  Scott,  Capt.  A.  De 
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Burtt,  J.    On  a  reproduction  of  part  of  Domesday 

Book  by  the  photo-zlncographic  process.  6  pp.  (Ar- 
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See  also  Photography. 

Phra-hat.    Palgrave,  W.  G.    17  pp.    [Mac- 

millan's  Mag.  v.  45,  1882,  p.  20.) 

Phrabat;  or  Siamese  footprint  of  Buddha. 

68  pp.  1  pi.  Alabaster,  H.  (In  his  Wheel  of  the  law, 
p.  243.) 

Pliranxa,  or  Phranzes,  Georgius.  1401-77. 
[Annales  1259-1477.]  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  ex  recen- 
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Chronicou  majus  ex  ed.  Jacobi  Pontaui  et  Fraucisci 

Caroll  Alteri;  Chronicon  minus  ex  ed.  Card.  Angell 
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637,  1023.)  — Chronicon  minus,  cum  praevia  notltia. 
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Phrases.  Brevter,  E.  C.  Dictionary  of 
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Edvtards,  E.     Words,  facts. and  phrases. 

1881. 

Hazlitt,  W.  C.  {Ed.)     English  proverbs 

and  proverbial  phrases.     1869. 

Ker,  J.  B.     Essay  on  the  archaeology  of 

our  popular  phrases.     1837-42,  4  v. 

Wheeler,  W.  A.,  and  Wheeler,  C.  G. 

Familiar  allusions.     1882. 

Plirasis :  a  treatise  on  the  history  and  struc- 
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Phratria.   Buttmann,  P.   Ueber  den  begriff 

des  wortes  c^parpca.  25  pp.  (Berlin  Al^ad.  wisseus. 
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Phrenology. 

Bain,  A.     On  the  study  of  character,  in- 
cluding an  estimate  of  phrenology.     1861. 

Browne,  J.   P.      Phrenology  ;    and    its 

application  to  education,  insanity,  and  pri- 
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Calvert,  G.  H.  Illustrations  of  phrenol- 
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CuBi  Y  SOLER,  M.     La  phrenologie  re- 

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Gall,   F.   J.     On   the  functions  of  the 

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MORG.AN,  N.     Skuli  and  brain  .  .  .     n.__d. 

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fruits.     1836. 

RoGET,   p.   M.     Outlines  of  physiology: 

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Stone,  T.  Observations  on  the  phreno- 
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Auti-phrenologia;  a  plain  statement  of  objec- 

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17  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  13,  1823,  pp.  100,  199.)— 
Bain,  A.  Iiiiellectual  faculties,  according  to  phrenol- 
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715.)— Phrenology  and  psychology.  i7  pp.  (Eraser's 
Mag.  V.  61,  1860,  p.  6ii2.)— Propensities,  according  to 
plirenology,  examined.  17  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  62, 
1860,  p.  331.)— Sentiments,  according  to  phrenology, 
examined.  31  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  62,  1860,  p.  620; 
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moire  sur  I'associailon  du  physique  etdu  moral.  88 
pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad,  Sci.  moral.  Mem.  2  s.  v.  1, 
1837,  p.  113.)— Cranlological  controversy.  4  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  1,  lfsi7,  p.  35.^— Craniologists' 
review.  7  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  3,  1818,  pp.  146, 
2'J8.)— Essays  on  craniottcopy,  phrenology,  etc. 
20  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  10,  1821,  pp.  73,  682.)— 
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PHRENOLOGY 


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Spurzhelm.  ii  pp.  (Riin.  Rev.  v.  25, 1815,  p.  227.)— 
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—Meyer,  G.  H.  Elnige  worte  ueber  die  wlssenschaft- 
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(Zeiis.f.philos.  v.  12, 1844,  p.  279.)— Phrenology  and  Its 
opponents.  9  pp.  (Dublin  Cfnir.  Mag.  v.  3,  1834,  p. 
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54  pp.  (BibUolh.  Sacra,  v.  10,  1853,  p.  641 ;  v.  11,  IS,")*,  p. 
19.)— Pretensions  of  phrenology.  24  pp.  (Boston 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  2, 1839,  p.  205.)— Ray,  I.  Combe's  System 
of  phrenology.  27  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  16,  1834,  p.  221.) 
— Sternstare's  letters.  6  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  4, 
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See  also  Am.  Quart.  Eev.  v.  20,1836,  p.  366 ;  Brit.  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  4, 1846,  p.  397;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  64,  1864,  p. 
158 ;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  37, 1833,  p.  59.     Also  Craniology. 

Phreno  -  mnemotechiiy.  Fauvel  -  Gou- 
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Plirixus.  Gerhard.  F.  W.  E.  Phrixos  der 
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Phrygia.    Davis,  E.  J.     Anatolica.     1874. 

Eadie,  J.  Early  oriental  history:  com- 
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Perrot,  G.,  Guill-^ume,  E.,  and  Delbet, 

J.  Exploration  archeologique  .  .  .  d'une 
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Ramsay,  W.  M.    Cities  apd  bishoprics  of  P.    126 

pp.  (Journ.  of  Hellenic  studi^,  v.  4,  p.  370;  v.  8,  p.  461.) 
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BeUenic  studies,  v.  5,  p.  241.) — Some  Phrygian  monu- 
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Studies  in  Asia  Minor:  the  rock-necropoleis  of  P.  32 
pp.    (Journ.  of  Hellenic  studies,  v.  3,  p.  1.) 

Phrygian    inscriptions.      See   Inscrip- 
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Phrygian  language.  Fick,A.  Phrygische 

glosseu.  27  pp.  (Beitraege  zur  vergleich.  sprachforsck. 
V.  7,  1873,  p.  358.) 

Phrynichns,  of  Athens,  Son  of  Polyphrad- 

mnn.  B.  C.  6  cent.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  7  pp. 
(With  Euripides,  Fragmenta:  Dldot,  A.  F.,  Bibtioth.  gr. 
Poet.  trag.  Gr.  fragm.  p.  10.)— Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  1  p. 
(Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  1221.) 

Alireus,  H.   L.    Eutgegnung  auf  elne  antikrltik 

des  Prof.  Droysen.  3  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  Allerthumsw.  v.  11, 
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Phrynichns,  Coniic  poet.     B.  C.  5  cent. 

Fragmenta.  14  pp.  (Dldot.  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Poet, 
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369;  Meineke,  J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm.  comic  Gr.  v.  2,  pt.  1, 

p.  580.) 

PhrynichnS)  Grammarian.  The  new  Phry- 
nichus,  being  a  revised  text  of  the  Ecloga  of 
the  grammarian  Phrynichus.  With  intro- 
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Phthisis.  Louis,  P.  C.  A.  Researches  on 
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See  also  Consumption,  Disease. 

Phull,  Karl  Ludwig,  Baron.   —1826.   Denk- 

schrlft  ueber  den  kriegsplan  von  1812.  50  pp.  (Smltt, 
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Phnrnntns.    See  Cornutus,  L.  A. 
Phycologia  Britannica:   or,  a  history 
of  British  sea-weeds.     Harvey,  W.  H.     4  v. 

Phycologia  generalis.    Kuetzing,  F.  T. 

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PABI  1Y.— 99. 


Phylacteries.      Darcel,  A.      Phylacteres. 

9  pp.  4  pi.  (Ann.  archiol.  v.  18,  1858.  p.  344  ;  v.  19,  1859, 
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Phy  larch ns.    B.  C.  3  cent.    Fragmenta,  et 

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Thorns,  J.    Phylarchi  historlarum  reliquiae.    Ed. 

A.  Brueckner.  5  pp.  (ZeiU.f.  AlUrthumsw.  v.  6. 1839, 
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Foncart,  P.    Memolre  sur  un  dScret  Infidlt  de  la 

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Phylip  Brydydd.    1200-50.    Ode  to  Rhys 

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Phy  Hyp  Sparowe.    44  pp.    Skelton,  J., 

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Physcon.    See  Ptolemy  VII. 

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Ciiv.  Mag.  v.  U,  ISiJ,  p.  653.1 

Physical  and  celestial  mechanics. 

Peirce,  B.  —2442 

Physical  and  medical  climate  of  the 

west  coast  of  Africa.    Horton.  J.  A.  B.  — 2485 

Physical  and  metaphysical  inquiries. 
Miller.  W.  —4214 

Physical  astronomy.  History  of.  Grant, 
R.  —2405 

Physical  basis  of  mind.    Lewes,  G.  H. 

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Physical  conditions  involved  in  the  con- 
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Physical  courage.      Higginson,  T.  W. 

Physical  courage.  10  pp.  (Atlanl.  Monthly,  v.  2,  1858, 
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Physical  culture  for  home  and  schooL 
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Physical  diagnosis.  Handbook  of.  Gutt- 
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Physical  education,  and  the  preserva- 
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Physical  education;  or, the  health-laws 
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Physical  exercise.     52  pp.     Ball,  A.  B. 

(Buch,  A.  H.,  Treatise  on  hygiene,  v.  1,  p.  315.) 

Physical  expression.  Warner, F.  {Inter- 

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■ Peschel,   O.     Neue  probleme  der  ver- 

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n.  per.  2  s.  V.  4,  p.  1204.)— Earth  and  man.  13  pp. 
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Also  Geography,  and  names  of  countries. 

PhyKical  geography  of  the  Holy  Land. 

Robinson,  E.  1454 

Physical  geography  of  the  Mississippi 

valley.  EUet,  C,  Jr.  64  pp.  (Smlthson.  Inst.  Contrib. 
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Physical  geology  and  geography  of  Ire- 
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Physical  history  of  mankind.  Re- 
searches into  the.   Prichard,  J.  C.    5  v.    1793 

Physical  inanipiilatioii.  Elements  of. 
Pickering,  E.  C.     2  v.  —1513 

Physical  lueasureiiients.  An  introduc- 
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Physical   observations   in   the  Arctic 

seas.  Hayes,  1.  I.  286  pp.  (Sinllhson.  Inst.  Contrib. 
V.  15.) 

Physical  optics.    Potter,  R.  —1525 

Physical  pheuonicna.  Remarkable  case 

of.  WllUa,  H.  A.  7  pp.  (Allant.  Monthly,  v.  22,  1868, 
p.  129.) 

Physical  phenoiuena  of  living  beings. 

Lectures  on  tlie.     Mtitteucci,  C.  —1607 

Physical  science.  The  progress  und  spirit 

of.    49  pp.    Holland,  H.,  Essays,  p.  1. 


Physical  survey  of  Virginia.  Maury, 
M.  F.  —1635 

Physical  ieclinics.    Frick,  J.  —1514 

Pliysical  theory  of  another  life.  Taylor, 
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Physical  training. 

Blaikie,W.     How  to  get  strong  and  how- 
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Boston.        Report  of  the  committee   on 

vocal  and  physical  culture  and  military 
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Clias,  p.  H.  Elementary  course  of  gym- 
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De  Laspee,  H.   Calisthenics.   2  ed.    1865. 

DOWD,  D.  L.     Physical  culture,  for  home 

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GraSberger.  L.    Leibliche  erziehung  bei 

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Harrisson,   J.       Athletic  training  and 

health  :  an  essay  on  physical  education. 
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Hartwell,  E.  M.      Physical  training  in 

American  colleges  and  universities.  1886. 
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Jackson,  N.  L..  and    Godbold,  E.  H. 

Athlete's  guide.     1887. 

Lee,  R.  J.     Exercise  and  training,  their 

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MaCLAREN,  a.  System  of  physical  edu- 
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Monroe,  L.  B.     Manual  of  physical  and 

vocal  training.     1873. 

Oswald,  F.  L.     Physical  education  ;  or, 

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Ralfe,  C.   H.      Exercise  and   training. 

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Walker,  D.  Exercises  for  ladies  calcu- 
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Watson,  J.  M.  Hand-book  of  calisthen- 
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Wood,  W.     Manual  of  physical  exercises 

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Beecher,  0.  E.    Physical  training.    10  pp.    (Am.  J. 

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muscular  development.  10  pp.  [Harrier's  Mag.  v.  66, 
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Physical  treatise  on  electricity  and  mag- 
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Physici  et  uiedici  Graeci  minores.  Ide- 
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Physician,  The,  himself.  Cathell,  D.  W. 
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Phjsiciaii's  probleius,  A.    Elam,  C. 

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{Harper's  Mag.  y.  41.  1S70,  p.  825.)— My  birthright. 
1  p.  (5(:ri/>ji«r*»Jfoiil«y.v.l2.1876.p.lI9.>— My  neigh- 
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Piazza,  SicOy.     Chiaranda,   G.   P.     Plutia 

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Pickell,  John.  New  chapter  in  the  early 
life  of  Washington,  in  connection  with  the 
narrative  history  of  the  Potomac  Company. 
New  York,  1856.     8°.  3882 

Picken,  Andrew.     1788-1833.     Cliffords  of 

Graven.     18  pp.     (Eraser's  J/agi.  v.  11, 1835,  p.  275.) 

Dominie's  legacy.     17   pp.     (Rev.  of  in  Eraser's 

Mag.  V.  1,  1830,  p.  318  ;   Westm.  Rev.  v.  13, 1830,  p.  147.) 

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liife  of  P.  8  pp.  (Lougacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J., 
Nat.  porlr.  gallery,  v.  3.) 

Pickens,  Francis  Wilkinson.      Perry,  B.  F. 

Francis  W.  Pickens.  14  pp.  (In  his  Reminiscences  of 
public  men,  p.  165.) 

Pickens,  Fort.  Anderson,  Lieut.-Col.  T. 
M.  Political  conspiracies  preceding  the  re- 
bellion, or  the  true  stories  of  Sumter  and 
Pickens.     1882. 

Pickering,  Charles,  ilf.D.  1805-78.  Chro- 
nological history  of  plants.  Man's  record  of 
his  own  existence  illustrated  through  their 
names,  uses,  and  companionship.  Boston, 
1879.     4°.  —2692 

Geographical  distribution  of  animals  and 

plants.  Boston,  1854.  4°.  (Wilkes,  C.,C7.  S. 
Explor.  Exped.  v.  15.)  —1602 

The  same.    Pt.  II.   Plants  in  their  wild 
state.    Salem,  1876.    4°.  —1602 

Races  of  man  :  and   their  geographical 

distribution.     Boston,  1848.     4°.     (Wilkes, 

C,  U.  S.  Explor.  Exped.  v.  9.)  —1602 
The  same.  New  ed.  To  which  is  pre- 
fixed, an  analytical  synopsis  of  the  natural 
history  of  man,  by  John  Charles  Hall.  Lon- 
don, 1854.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Elustr. 
Libr.)  1798 

The  Gliddon  mummy-case  in  the  museum  of 

the  Smithsonian  Institution.  6  pp.  1  pi.  (Sralthson. 
Inst.  Contrib.  v.  16.) 

Pickering,  Edward  Charles.  1846—.  An- 
nual reports  of  the  Director  of  Harvard  Col- 
lege Observatory.  1878-80, 82-85.  Cambridge, 
1879-86.    7  Nos.  8°.  L. 

Compilation  of  papers  on  physics,  1865- 

77.     Cambridge,  1877.     8°.  —1514 

Contents.  Crosby.W.  O.  Light  of  the  sky.— Cro»«, 
C.  R.  On  the  focal  length  of  microscopic  obJectlveB.— 
Holnian,  8.  W.  Effect  of  temperature  on  the  vl8« 
coslty  of  air.— Jacques,  W.  W.    Answer  to  M.  Jamln'B 


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objections  to  Ampere's  theory;  Diffraction  of  sound; 
Au  experimental  proof  of  the  law  of  inverse  squares  for 
sound;  Light  transmitted  by  one  or  more  piaies  of 
glass.— Kiieeland,  S.  Report  of  the  Secretary  of  the 
Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology.— PIcltering, 
E.  C.  Applications  of  Fresnel's  formula  tor  the  re- 
flection of  light;  Applications  of  ihographical  method; 
Comparative  efficiency  of  different  forms  of  the  spec- 
troscope; Comparison  of  prismatic  and  diffraction 
spectra;  Description  of  a  machine  for  drawing  the 
curves  of  Llsajous;  On  the  diffraction  produced  by 
the  edges  of  the  moon  ;  On  dispersion,  and  the  possi- 
bility of  obtaining  perfect  achromatism ;  A  geometrical 
solution  of  some  electrical  problems;  The  graphical 
method;  Graphical  integration;  Height  and  velocity 
of  clouds;  Mountain  surveying;  A  nebula  photom- 
eter; Note  on  the  supposed  polarization  of  the 
corona;  Observations  of  the  corona  during  the  total 
eclipse,  Aug.  7,  1869;  Photographing  the  corona;  Pro- 
gress of  the  physical  department  of  the  Massachusetts 
Institute  of  Technology;  Report  on  the  physical 
laboratory  of  the  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Tech- 
nology.—Pickering,  E.  C,  and  Strange,  D.  P.  Light 
absorbed  by  the  atmosphere  of  the  sun;  Testa  of  a 
magneto-electric  machine.  —  Pickering,  E.  C,  and 
Williams,  C.  H.  Foci  of  lenses  placed  obliquely.— 
'Williams,  C.  H.    Intensity  of  twilight. 

Dimensions  of  fixed  stars,  with  especial 

reference  to  binaries  and  variables  of  the 
algol  type.     Cambridge,  1880.     8°.       —2465 

Elements  of  physical  manipulation.    New 

York.  1873-76.     2  v.  8°.  —1513 

Observations  of  the  transit  of  Yenus.  Dec. 

5  and  6,  1882.  made  at  the  Harvard  College 
Observatory.     Cambridge,  1883.    8°.    —2466 

Plan   for  securing  observations  of    the 

variable  stars.    2  ed.     Cambridge,  1883.    8°. 

—2465 

Statement  of  work  done  at  the  Harvard 

College  Observatory  during  the  years  1877- 
82.     Cambridge,  1882.     8°.  .  —2465 

Recent  observations  of  variable  stars,  presented 

March  12,  ISSi.  14  pp.  (Am.  Acad,  of  Arts  and  Sci. 
Proe.  n.  s.  v.  11, 1881,  p.  296.) 

— —  {Ed.)  Annals  of  the  Astronomical  Ob- 
servatory of  Harvard  College.  See  Harvard 
College,  Astronomical  Observatory. 

{Ed.)    Theory  of  color.    See  Bezold,  W. 

von. 

and  others.     Photometric  observations. 

1877-79.  Cambridge,  1879.  4°.  (Harvard 
College,  Astron.  Observ.^nno^s.v.  11.)  — 2451 

Pickering,  Henry  G.     Digest  of  American 

sanitary  law.  142  pp.  {With  Bowdltch,  H.  I.,  Public 
hygiene  in  America,  p.  299.) 

Pickering,  John,  LL.  D.  1777-1846.  Com- 
prehensive lexicon  of  the  Greek  language, 
adapted  to  the  use  of  colleges  and  schools  in 
the  United  States.    3  ed.     Boston,  1846.    8°. 

R.35 

Vocabulary,  or  collection  of  words  and 

phrases  which  have  been  supposed  to  be 
peculiar  to  the  United  States  of  America. 
To  which  is  prefixed  an  essay  on  the  present 
state  of  the  English  language  in  the  United 
States.  Boston,  1816.  8=*.  (Rev.  of  in  N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  3,  1816.  p.  355.)  1167 

OuthepromtnciationoftlieGreek  language. 

22  pp.  (Rev.  of  iu  JV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  9, 1819,  p.  92.)— Tay- 
lor, S.  H.  Pickering's  Greek  lexicon.  6  pp.  (Biblioth. 
Sacra,  v.  4, 1847,  p.  196.) 

White.  D.  A.   Eulogy  on  John  Pickering. 

1847.  ( With  Beneski,  C.  de.  Narrative  of  the 
.  .  .  life  of  Don  Angustin  de  Iturbide;  and 
Am.  Acad,  of  Arts  and  Sci.  Mem.  n.  s.  v.  3, 
1848.) 

Prescott,  W.  H.    Memoir  of  P.     21   pp.      (Mass. 

Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  3  8.  V.  10,  lSt9,  p.  204.)— Snniner,  C. 
Biographical  sketch  of  P.;  The  scholar,  the  jurist,  the 


artist,  the  philanthropist.     89  pp.     (TTorJt*,  v.  1,  pp. 

2U,  241.) 

Pickering,  Octavius,  and  Cpham, 
Charles  Wentworth.  Life  of  Timothy  Pick- 
ering.    Boston.  1867-73.     4  v.  8°.  3873 

Pickering,  Col.  Timothy.  Pickering.  O., 
and  Upham.  C.  W.  Life  of  Timothy  Pick- 
ering.    1867-73.  4  V. 

Upham.  C.  W.    Discourse,  delivered  on 

the  Sabbath  after  the  decease  of  Hon.  Tim- 
othy Pickering.  1829.  (With  Combs,  L., 
Narrative  of  t lie  life  of.) 

Kip,  W.  I.      Becolleciions  of  P.     8  pp.     (Ocerld. 

Monthly,  v.  6, 1871,  p.  312.)— tife  of  P.  8  pp.  (Long- 
acre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J.,  Nat.  porlr.  gallery,  v.  1.) — 
Ijodge,  H.  C.  Timothy  Pickering.  42  pp.  {In  his 
Studies  in  history,  p.  182;  and  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  41, 
1878,  p.  Tag.) 

Pickering  castle.  Clark,  G.  T.  Pickering 

castle.    9  pp.  1  pi.    {Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  30,  1873,  p.  349.) 

Pickersgill,  Frederick  Richard.     [Notice 

>'t.'     i  \'\:     {Brit.paivt-'rso/thelSandl^cent.p.WS.) 

Pickett,  Albert  James.  1810-58.  History 
of  Alabama  and  incidentally  of  Georgia 
and  Mississippi,  from  the  earliest  period. 
Charleston.  1851.     2  v.  12°.  3587 

Pickett,  Maj.-Gen.  George  Edward.  Haeri- 
so\.  W.  Pickett's  men  :  a  fragment  of  war 
history.     1870. 

Pickett,  William  Yose.  New  system  of 
architecture,  founded  on  the  forms  of  nature, 
and  developing  the  properties  of  metals, 
London,  1845.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Westm.  Eev. 
V.  51.  1849,  p.  104.)  —1784 

Pickle  for  the  knowing  ones,  A.  Dex- 
ter, T.  1258 

Pickniere,  John  Richard.  Being,  analy- 
tically described  in  its  chief  respects  ;  and 
principal  truths,  in  the  order  of  this  analysis, 
fully  stated  :  with  a  detail  of  man's  spiritual 
nature  and  chief  relations.  London,  1854. 
4°.  —1412 

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meris  erroribus  expurgata.  Ea  autem  haec 
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in  omul  geuere  scieutiarnm.— De  verbis  conse- 
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du  Cuvler. — Farce  nouvelle  de  Deuxjennes  fem- 
n»e8  qui  coifereut  leurs  maris  par  lo  cousell  do  mais- 
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des  joyanx.— Nouveau  etjoyeux  sermon  coutenant 
le  menage  et  la  cbarge  de  marlage. 

Picot,  Georges.  1838 — .  La  reforme  judi- 
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Picot,  Jean.  Niceron,  J.  P.  Mem.  des 
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Picot  de  la  Peyrouse,  Philippe,  Baron. 
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Pictet,  Benedict.     Niceron,  J.  P.     M6m.  des 

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Pictet,  Francois  Jules.  1809-72.  Histoire 
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Histoire  naturelle,  generale,  et  particu- 
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and  If aj^en,  Hermann  August.    Die  im 

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Picton,  Sir  James  Allanson.  1805—.  City 
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■ Memorials  of  Liverpool    historical    and 

topographical,  including  a  history  of   the 


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Picton,  James  Allanson.  1832 — .  Lessons 
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monwealth.   3ed.    London,  1884.    12°.  1558 

Mystery  of    matter,   and    other    essays. 

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New  theories  and  the  old  faith.    A  course 

of  lectures  on  religious  topics  of  the  day. 
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athelsm.-On  the  divinity  of  Christ.-Kusebius  ou 
the  Canon. — God-conscionsness  of  humanity. 
—Infallibility.— Inspiration.— Ou  natural  pro- 
cess and  original  force.— Ou  St.  Paul's  revelations. 
— On  the  metaphysical  issues  of  physical  science. 
— On  the  develdiimeut  theory  In  relation  to  the  soul 
and  immortality.— Soul's  longing  after  a  final 
cause. 

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Davidson,  J.   M.    J.   A.  Picton.     10  pp.    {In  his 

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Pictor,   Georg.       Von   d6n  gattungen  der 

ceremonial  magle,  welche  man  goetle  nennt.  12  pp. 
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Pictor,  N.  F.    See  Fabius  Pictor,  N. 

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2644 

Pictorial  calendar  of  the  seasons.  How- 
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Pictorial  cyclopaedia  of  biography. 
Hawks,  F.  L.  (Ed.)  R.124 

Pictorial  HeW-book  of  the  revolution. 
Lossing,  B.  J.     2  v.  1652 

Pictorial  iield-book  of  the  war  of  1812. 
Lossing,  B.  J.  1633 

Pictorial  half  lionrs.  Knight,  C.  [Ed.) 
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Pictorial  handbook  of  liOndon.  Lon- 
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Pictorial  hand-book  of  modern  geogra- 
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Pictorial  history  of  the  American  civil 
war.     Squier,  E.  G.  1630 

Pictorial  history  of  the  civil  war.  Toss- 
ing, B.  J.    3  V.  2654 

Pictorial  history  of  the  Russian  war. 
Chambers,  W.,  and  Chambers,  R.  3463 

Pictorial  history  of  the  state  of  New 
York.     Barber,  J.  W.  3565 

Pictorial  illnstration.     Brown,  W.  B. 

Illustrated  sermons.  18  pp.  (Riblioth.  Sacra,  v.  35, 
1878,  p.  552.)-Furnlture  books.  8  pp.  (Prater's 
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See  also  Engraving.  —  Stchtng.  —  Prints.  — 
Wood  engraving. 


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Brees,  S.  C.  3421 

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Picture  galleries  of  Europe,  Hand- 
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Picture  of  Baltimore.    Lucas.  F,,  Jr. 

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Picture  of  Greece  in  1825.    Tennent.  Sir 

J.  E..  and  others.     2  v.  1406 

Picture  of  3few  Tork  in  1850.    Francis, 

C.  S.,andCo.  3567 

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2577 
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• WiLKiNS,  W.  N.  Letters  on  connoisseur- 
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Gesuer,  G.  W.     .\rt  and  auctions.     4  pp.    (Harper's 

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(Harper's  Mag.  v.  35,  1867,  p.  798.)— Snbjects  for  pic- 
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(Frasfr's  Mag.  v.  24,  1841,  p.  98.)— Tnclterman.  H.  T. 
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See  also  Fine  Arts,  Galleries,  Museums.  Collections 

Painting.— Portraits.— Prints.— ^Vater  colors. 
AUo  the  names  of  painters  for  engravings  from  their 
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Turner,  J.  M.  W.— Vinci,  L.  da,  etc. 

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Hunt,  W.  M.  Exhibition  catalogue  of 
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La  Caze,  L.    Notice  des  tableaux  legues 

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Tableaux  legues  au  Musee  national  du 

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Notes  on  some  of  the  principal  pic- 
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The  same.     1886.      (In  his  Miscellanea, 
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Notes  on  the  Turner  gallery  at  Marl- 
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—  Tauzia,  L.  B.  ,  Vicomte  de,  and  ViixOT.  F. 
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—  Thompson.  K.  Handbook  to  the  public 
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—  TuCKERMAN.  H.  T.  Book  of  the  artists . . . 
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—  Vasari,  G.  Ragionamenti  sopra  le  in- 
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—  ViLLOT,  F.  Notice  des  tableaux  exposes 
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—  Welcker,  F.  G.  Die  Ternitischen  wand- 
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—  Catalogue  of  pictures  at  Augsburg.  2  pp.  (Black- 
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7  pp.  1  pi.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  21,  1864,  p.  209.)— Ou 
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8  pp.  2  pi.  [Arcliaenlngia,  v.  38,  1860,  p.  431.)— Cheales, 
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3  pp.  (Black-wood's  .J/oj.  v.  14,18J3,  p.  10.)— ExUibitioii 
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9  pp.  1  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  3, 1847,  p.  85.) 
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[Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1880,  v.  38,  p.  193.)— Jacqneiuont, 

S.  Pelntures  du  Mont  Palatin.  16  pp.  (Correspondant, 
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(Rev.  arclUol.  n.  a.  v.  40,  1880,  pp.  153,213,269,327.)— 
Pelntures  du  cltnetifire  de  Cyrlaquo.  4  pp.  (Rev. 
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(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  5,  1832,  p.  709.)— Palgrave,  F.  T. 
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Some  of  the  picture  galleries  of  England.  24 
pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  26,  1842,  pp.  335,  466.)— Pictures 
and  people  at  tlie  Royal  Academy.  8  pp. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  n.  a.  v.  3,  1879,  p.  641.)— Pictures 
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11  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  42,  1878,  p.  707.)— Pictures 
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30  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  19,  1863,  p.  323.)— Pic- 
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17  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  68,  1850,  p.  77.)— Pictures 
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coupe  de  Vulcl,  repr^sentant  des  exercices  gymnas- 
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of  St.  George  and  tlie  dragon,  with  kneeling  figures  of 
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{Fraser's  Mag.  y.  3,  1831,  p.  678.)— Sw^inburne,  A.  C. 

Notes  on  designs  of  the  old  masters  at  Florence.  25 
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W.  M.  May  gambols,  or  Titmarah  in  picture  galleries. 
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Pictures  from  life.    Owen,  G.        —4247 

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Freytag,  G. 

3665 
Whitling,  H. 

1467 
Pauli,  G.  R. 

1586 
Cobbold,  R. 

8447 


Pictures  of  tlie  Chinese. 

H. 

Pictures  of  the  past.  Grundy,  F.H.  4785 
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Pieces  in^dites  sur  lesr^es  de  Louis 

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Pieces  of  ancient  popular  poetry.  Ritson, 

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Pieces  offlcielles  de  I'armee  d'Egypte. 

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1658. 

WiLLYAMS.  J.  L.    The  Waldensian  church 

in  the  valleys  of  Piedmont,    n.  d. 

Hale.  E.  E.    Protest  in  P.    28  pp.    ( Chr.  gzam.  v.  63 

1857,  p.  404.)  *^*^      vv»r.  *H«».r.oo, 

.See  also  AValdenses. 

Piedmont,  .ffis/orj/.  Biaxchi,  N.  de.  Storia 
della  monarchia  piemontese  dal  1773  sino  al 
1861.     1880.  3  V. 

Du  Vellars,  F.  de  B..  Baron.    Memoires 

sur  les  guerres  du  Piedmont.  1550-59.  1822- 
23,  3  V.  (Petitot,  C.  B.  and  A.,  Mem.  rel. 
hist,  de  France,  v.  28-30.) 

The  same.    1857.     (Michaud  and  Poujou- 
lat,  Xotiv.  coll.  mem.  rel  hist.de France. v.  10.) 

Gallexga,    a.   C.   N.    (Luigi    Mariotti, 

pseud. )     History  of  Piedmont.     1855.  3  v. 

Thaon  de  Revel  de  St.-Axdre  et  de 

Pralcngo,  I..  Comte.  Memoires  sur  la 
guerre  des  Alpes,  et  les  evenemens  en  Pie- 
mont pendant  la  revolution  frangaise.   1871. 

Bonrgoing,F.,Om/ede.    CampagnesdesPl^mon- 

tais  centre  les  Autrichiens  en  1848  et  '49.  24  pp.  ( Cr.r- 
respondant.  v.  47.  1859,  p.  43.)— Campagne  du  Pie- 
mont en  1849.  24  pp.  (JJer.  d.  deux  mon<f«j,  1S49,  n. 
p6r.  V.  2,  p.  663.)— History  of  the  House  of  Savoy. 
39  pp.  ( ITesftn.  .Rec.  n.  s.  v.  9, 1856,  p.  51.)— Piedmont 
and  Italy.  32  pp.  (Bnt.CuartlJ«».  v.24,1856,  p.507.) 
—Santa  Rosa,  S.  On  the  Piedmontese  revoluUon. 
69  pp.  {PamphleUer,  v.  19,  1822,  p.  9.)— Sclopis,  F. 
Considerazioni  storiche  Intomo  alle  antiche  assemblee 
rappresentative  del  Piemonte  e  della  Savoia.  Ill  pp. 
(Monttmenia  hist,  patriae,  v.  15,  Comltlorum.  pt  2,  Ap- 
pendix.) *^ 

See  also  Edin.  Rev.  v.  96,  1852,  p.  36. 

Piedmontese    literature.     Nigra.    C. 

Versions  piemontaises  de  la  Chanson  populaire  de 
Renaud.  8  pp.  {Bomania.  v.  11. 1882.  p.  391.)— Sici ll- 
ano, G.  La  storia  del  re  crin.  Novella  popolare 
piemontese.  9  pp.  (ArelUv.  studio  tradis.  popolari,  v.  1, 
1882.  p.  424.)  ^^^  ' 

Piedrahita,  Lucas  Fernandez.  Historia 
general  de  las  conquistas  del  nuevo  reyno 
de  Granada.    Amberes.  n.  d.    fo.  1612 


PIEN" 


3468 


PIERRE 


Pien,  Jean.    1678-1749.    De  Sancto  Bernardo 

confessore  prlmo  Clarae-Vallensi,  abbate  commen- 
tarius.  151  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  185, 
p.  643.) 

Pier   Moronelli,  di   Fiorenza.     13  cent. 

Canzonetta.  3  pp.  (Uossettl,  D.  G.,  DanU  and  his  circle, 
p.  395.) 

Pieraiitoni,  Augusto.  1840—.  Gli  arbitrati 
internazionali  e  il  trattato  di  Washington. 
Napoll.  1872.     8°.  — 13ii2 

Pieraiiloiii  -  Mancini,   Grazia.      1843—. 

Systdme  rle  Lycurgue.  22  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev. 
svisse,  V.  55,  1876,  p.  482.) 

Piferart,  Z.  J.  1818—.  Drame  de  Waterloo, 
grande  restitution  historique,  rectifications, 
justifications,  refutations,  souvenirs,  eclair- 
cissements,  rapprochements,  enseigneraents, 
faits  inedits.  et  jugements  nouveaux  sur  la 
campagne  de  1815.    3  ed.    Paris,  1868.     12°. 

1688 

Pierce,  Edward  Lillie,  LL.  D.  1829—.  Me- 
moirs and  letters  of  Charles  Sumner.  Bos- 
ton, 1877.  2  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  147,  1878,  p.  82.)  3893 

Pierce,  Oen.  Franklin,  Pres.  of  U.  S.  Bart- 
LETT,  D.  W.  Life  of  Gen.  Franklin  Pierce. 
1852. 

Eighteen  fltty-two,  and  the  "coming  man."    12pp. 

(Dem.  Rev.  v.  30, 1852,  p.  481.)— Pierce  and  ItlaJ.-Geu. 
Scott.    12  pp.     (Dem.  Rev.  v.  31,  1852,  p.  289.) 

Pierce,  Gilbert  A.  The  Dickens  dictionary. 
A  key  to  the  characters  and  principal  in- 
cidents in  the  tales  of  Charles  Dickens. 
With  additions  by  William  A.  Wheeler. 
Boston,  1872.     12°.  1264 

Pierce,  John,  D.  D.  1773-1849.  Historical 
sketch  ot  Brookllne.  22  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s. 
V.  2,1814,  p.  261.) 

Pond,  Mrs.  {—).    Memoir  of  P.    19  pp.    (Mass.  Hist. 

Soc.  Coll.  4  8.  V.  1,  1852,  p.  277.)— Pntnam,  Q.  Kev. 
John  Pierce.  9  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  47,  1849,  p.  447.)— 
Trask,  W.  B.  John  Pierce.  14  pp.  (New  Eug.  Hist. 
Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  213.) 

Pierce.    See  also  Pearce. — Peirce. — Piers. 
Pierce,  County.,  Wisconsin.    Gibbs,  O.,  Jr., 

and  Young,  C.  E.  Slcetch  of  Prescott,  and  Pierce 
county.  13  pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  3, 1857, 
p.  453.) 

Pierce   Gaveston,   Legend   of.     24   pp. 

Drayton,  M.,  Works,  v.  2,.p.  565. 

Pierce  Penniless's  supplication   to 

the  devil.    See  Nash,  T. 
Pierce's  supererogation.    Harvey,  G, 

(Brydges,  Sir  S.  E.,  Archaica.  v.  2.)  1382 
Pierer,  Heinrich  August  {Ed.)  1794-1850. 
Universal-lexikon  der  gegenwart  und  ver- 
gangenheit,  oder  neuestes  encyclopaedisches 
woerterbuch  der  wissenschaften,  kuenste, 
und  gewerbe,  bearbeitet  von  mehr  als  220 
gelehrten.    Altenburg,  1840-46.     34  v.  8°. 

1196 

Conlenit. 
A-Amirola,  v.  1.  Karl-Kroenungsmueuzen, 

Amls-AssyrluB,  v.  2.  v.  16. 

Ast-Batlerlebalken,  v.  3.         Kroepelln-Llnnoux,  v.  17. 
Battersea-Blockverband,  V.    Llnoclera-Maroniten,  v.  18. 


Blomberg-Buogen,  v.  6. 
Bull-Choctaws,  v.  6. 
Choczim-Czaslau,  v.  7. 
D-Doit,  V.  8. 
Dok-Eiitonzunge,  v.  9. 
Euter-Fluevogel,  v.  10. 
Flug-Getecht,  v.  11. 
Gefege-Orey,  v.  12. 
Grlaesowetz  -  Hebrlden, 

13. 
Hebion-Hyurua,  v.  14. 
I-Karkur,  v.  16. 


Maronneger-Morfllng,  v.  19. 
Morga-Klemand,  v.  20. 
Nleniann-Ozzek,  v.  21. 
P-Prrlmm,  v.  22. 
Pfropf-Preussisch-Koth,  v. 

23. 
Preusslach-russlsch.  krleg- 

Relulron,  v.  24. 
Rema-Russlsche  hornmu- 

slk,  V.  25. 
RuMsiscbe  kirche  -  Scham- 

vleleii.  V.  26. 
Bcliau-Schwodt,  v.  27. 


Schwefel-Skirreu,  v.  28.  Trommel-Vergroesserungs 

Skirrhoes-Stchutschin,    v.        woerter,  v.  32. 

29.  Vergruendeu  -  Westergau, 

Steamboats-Tauroa,  v.  30.  v.  33. 

Taurobolion-Tromra,  v.  31.      Westerhaeubchen-Zzubln, 
V.  34. 

Vievivk^^  of  Alexandria.   ^  cent.   Fragmenta. 

[Gr.  et  Lat.]  2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Or.  v.  10, 
p.  243.)— r/ie  same,  tr.  into  English.  3  pp.  (  With  Me- 
thodius, St.,  Bp.of  Palara,  Writings,  p.  399:  Ante-Nicene 
Christ.  Lihr.  v.  14.) 

Pierluigi,  J.    See  Palestrina,  G.  P.  da. 
Piero,  Paolino  di.     14  cent.     Cronica  1080- 

1305,  con  annotazionl  del  Slg.  D.  M.  Mannl.  70  pp. 
(Tartinl,  G.  M.,  Rer.  Hal.  script,  v.  2,  p.  1.) 

Pierotti,  Ermete.  1821—.  Decrets  et  rap- 
ports ofliciels  de  la  commune  de  Paris  et  du 
gouvernement  frangais  a  Versailles  du  18 
Mars  au  31  Mai  1871.    Paris,  1871.    18°.    1698 

Jerusalem  explored  ;  being  a  description 

of  the  ancient  and  modern  city,  with  nu- 
merous illustrations  consisting  of  views, 
ground  plans,  and  sections.  Tr.  by  T.  G. 
Bonney.    London,  1864.     2  v.  fo.  1781 

Pierpont,  Rev.  John.  1785-1866.  Airs  of 
Palestine,  a  poem.  Baltimore,  1816.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  4,  1817,  p.  408.) 

1394 

Cnuimilugs,  C.  A.     John  Pierpont.    14  pp.    [Chr. 

Exam.  V.   81,   1866,   p.   374.)— Greenwood,   F.   W.   P. 

Pierpont's  Sermon  on  Acts  six.  19,  20.  6  pp.  (Chr. 
Exam.  V.  16, 1834,  p.  98.)— Neal,  J.  John  Pierpont.  17 
pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  18,  1866,  p.  649.)— Poems.  14 
pp.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  51,  1840,  p.  479.)— "Ware, 
W.  Pierpont's  Moral  rule  of  political  action.  5  pp. 
(  Ckr.  Exam.  v.  26,  1839,  p.  218.) 

Pierpont.    See  also  Pierrepont. 

Pierre,  de  Chavanon.,  St.    Etienne,  Canon  of 

Pebrac.  Vita  ot  miracula  Sanctl  Petri  de  Chavanon. 
5  pp.     (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  2,  p.  155.) 

Pierre,  Cardinal  of  St.  Chrysogonus.   12  cent. 

Eplstolae.  6  pp.  (Bouquet,  M-.Rec.  last.  Gaules,  v.  16, 
p.  679;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  199,  p.  1119.) 

Pierre,  Patriarch  of  Jerusalem  and  Bp.  of 

Kodez.  Xicent.  Literae  hortatoriae  ad  expediilouom 
transmarinam.  2  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3, 
p.  708.) 

Pierre  I,  de  la  Chdtre,  Abp.   of  Bourges. 

— 1171.  Eplstolae.  9  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  last. 
Gaules,  v.  15,  p.  702.)— Eplstolae  VI  ad  Siigerlum.  6 
pp.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  186,  p.  1389.) 

Pierre,  Abp.  of  Lyon.    Electio  Petri,    1  p. 

(Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  677.) 

Pierre  H,  de  Nemours.,  Abp.  of  Paris.    13 

cent.  Epistola  Hugoni  decauo  et  capitulo  Parislensl  qua 
couflrmat  Odonls  donationes.  1  p.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  212,  p.  91.) — Iiittera  pro  soleinnl- 
tate  circnnicislonis  Domini  et  S.  Stepkanl.    2 

pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  207,  p.  1168.) 

Pierre  de  Celle,  Bp.  of  Chartres.  12  cent. 
Opera  omnia.  Parisiis',  1855.  r.  8°.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  202.)  —2292 

Contents.  Adhortatio  ad  claustrales. — Do  con- 
BCientia.— De  disciplina  claustrnli.— Eplstolae. 
— Mosalcl  tabcrnaculi  mystica  et  moraiis  exposl- 
tlo.— Liber  de  panitins.- Sermones. 

Tractatus   de    disciplina    claustrall.      21    pp. 

(Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  1,  p.  452.)— Eplstolae. 
3  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d",  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  544;  Bouquet, 
M.,  Rec.  hist.  Oaulei,  v.  16,  p.  706;  Duchesne,  A.,  Hitt. 
Franc,  script,  v.  4,  p.  462.) 

Pierre  II,  St.,  Bp.  of  Poitiers.     12  cent. 

Prlvilegla  V  pro  ordlue  'et  congregatloue  Fonlls 
Ebraldl.    3  pp.    (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  162,  p. 

1090.) 

Pierre  (Monocule),  Abbot  of  Clairvaux.    13 

cent.  Eplstolae.  7  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
201,  p.  1391.) 

Thomas,  of  Reuil.     Tractatus  de  vita  venorabllls 

Petri  ubbatls  Claraevallls.  15  pp.  (Mlgno,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 
t.  Lat.  V.  209,  p.  1007.) 


PIERRE 


3469 


PIERRET 


Pierre  He  Venerable),  Abbot  qfCluny.  Circa 
109^1157.  Opera  omnia.  Parisiis,  1854.  r. 
8°.     (Migne.  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  189.) 

2292 

OmtaiU.  Carmina.  —  Dlspositlo  rel  familiaris 
Clnnlacensls.— Diplomata.— Epistolarnm  librl 
VI ;  Supplementum. — Tractatus  adversus  Judaeos. 
-De  mlraciili*.— Tractatus  adveraus  Petrobrasi- 
auo8. — Epicttola  ad  Petram  de  Joanne. — Tractaius 
adversus  sectam  Saraceuoram.  —  Sermoiies. — 
Statuta  Clanfacensia. 

[Diploma.]    2  pp.    (Achery,  J.  L.  d",  Spicileg.  v.  3, 

p.  ido.,— Epistolae.  31  pp.  (Bouquet.  H.,  Bee.  hist. 
Gaulet,  V.  15,  p.  623.)— EpUtoIae  histoiicae.  4  pp. 
(Ducbesne,  A.,  Hitt.  Franc,  script,  r.  4,  p.  438.) — Librl 
II  adversus  nefaudam  sectain  Samcenonun.  33 
pp.  (Maridne.  E.,  and  Durand,  C,  Vet.  script,  cuuplist. 
eoU«e{.  T.  9,  p.1119.1— Sernioues  UI.  18  pp.  (Harieue, 
K.,  and  Durand,  V.,  Thes.  n&r.  an<c.  y.  5,  p.  1417.) 

Rodolplie,  o/C/uny.  Vita  Petri  Venerabllisabbatls 

Ciuuiaceusis.  8  pp.  (Hartdue,  £.,  and  Durand,  U., 
FeL  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  6,  p.  1187 ;  Mlgne,  i.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  \.  189,  p.  13.) 

Pierre,  Abbot  of  Grammont.    Goncessiobra- 

chil  S.  Stepbaui  tirandimontensis,  canonicld  coUegi- 
atae  ecclestae  de  Tbieruo  facta.  2  pp.  (Man^oe.  £., 
and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  6,  p.  1132.) 

Pierre  de  Blois,  Archdeacon  of  Bath.  Circa 
1130-1203.  Opera  omnia.  Parisiis.  1855.  r. 
8°.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  207.) 

—2292 
QmtuUs.  Acta  -retcra.— Deamicitia  Cbristiaua 
etde  charitate  Dei  et  prosiml.— Ltbellus  dearte  dic- 
taudi.  —  De  coufessioue  sacranieiitali. — Invec- 
tiva  iu  depravatoreiii.  —  Epi«toIae.  —  lusiructio 
fidei  catUolicae.-Dialogus  iuier  legem  Heiu'icaai 

XI   et  abbatem  BonaeTailensem De    Uierosoljr- 

mitaiia  peregrlnaUone.  —  De  lustltatione  epis- 
copi. — Compendium  in  Job. — De  couversioue  Saucii 
PaiUi.— Poemata.— De  poeuitentia  a  sacerdote 
in]  ungeuda.— Tractatus  ^uales  sunt.— Pa&sio  Re- 
gtnaldi  principis  Antiocbeni.— Sermone*.— Frag- 
lueuium  de  silentio  aervando.— De  transfignra- 
tioue  Doiuiui.- DeXIIutiUtaiibustribulatloiiis. 

Epistolae.     16  pp.    (Bouquet,  !£.,  Reckist.  GauUt, 

V.  19,  p.  267;  Duchesne,  A.,  Hist.  Franc,  script,  t.  4.  p. 
462.) 

Pierre,  St.,  Prior  of  JouHly.    Vita  Sancti 

Petri  priorls  Jnliacensis  pueilarum  monasterii  et 
monaclii  Moliamensis.  7  pp.  (Migne,  3.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  V.  185,  p.  1257.) 

Pierre  de  Poitiers,  Chancellor  of  the  Academy 

of  Paris.  13  cent.  Pauegyricus  Petro  Venerabili  dic- 
tu8,  in  prime  adventu  ej  us  ad  Aquitaniam  secundam ; 
Ad  calamniatorem :  Epistola.  8  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  t.  Lot.  ▼.  189,  pp.  47,  57,  59.)— Sentcntiarum 
libri  V.  249  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  211, 
p.  783.) 

Pierre  (Comesf or).  12  cent.  Historia  scho- 
lastica;  Sermones.  Parisiis,  1855.  r.  8°. 
(Migne,  J.  P..  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  198.)   —2292 

Pierre,  of  Auvergne.     12  cent.     Gedichte. 

15  pp.    ., MaUn,  K.  A.  F. ,  Werkt  der  troubadour*,  v.  1,  p.  89.) 

Pierre,  of  Beauveau.     Mussafia,  A.     Zum 

roman  de  Troilus  des  Pierre  de  Beauvau.  33  pp. 
(Vienna  Akad.  wissens.  PkUos.  lUsL  classe  SUzungsb.  v. 
63. 1870,  p.  496.)  ^ 

Pierre,  o/G^i<,    13  cent.    Chansons.    3  pp. 

iScheler,  J.  A.  U.,  Trotueres  beige*,  p.  144.) 

Pierre,  ofMaOlezais.    11  cent.    Ex  Relatione 

de  antiquitate  et  commutatlone  in  melius  Malleacensis 
lusulae.  7  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rce.  hist.  Gauies,  v.  10,  p. 
1.8;  Migne,  3.  P.,  PatroL  s.  Lat.  v.  146,  p.  1247.) 

Pierre,  o/5f.Pterre-«Mr-Dt»e.   12  cent.  Gesta 

VII  abbatum  Beccenslum.  10  pp.  (Mart^ne,  K,  and 
Durand,  U.,  re/,  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  6,  p.  93 ;  Migne. 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v.  181,  p.  1709.) 

'Pierre,  of  LesVauxdeCernay.  —circa  1218. 
Histoire  de  Theresie  des  Albigeois,  et  de  la 
sainte  guerre  entreprise  contre  eux  (de  Tan 
1203  a  Ian  1218).  Paris.  1824.  8°.  (Guizot, 
F.  P.  G.,  Mem.  rel.  hist.  deFrance,y.  14.)  4666 

Historia  Alblgensiam,  et  sacrl  belli  la  eos  sus- 

cepU  anno  1209.  1I3  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  idsLGiudet, 
T.  19.  p.  1 ;  Duchesne,  A.,  Uiil.  Franc,  script,  t.  5.  p.  554; 

PAJIT  IV.— 101. 


Migne,  3.  P.,  Pa'rcl.  s.  Zi'.  v.  213,  p.  543. ,— Ex  historia 
Slnionls  comltis  de  3Ioute-Fortl.  7  pp.  (Frank- 
fort Soc.  Script.  \.  26,  p.  :>9T. 

Pierre  le  Borgne  de  Lille.  13  cent.  Chan- 
sons. 3  pp.  (Scheler,  J.  A.  U.,  Troureres  beiges,  n.  s. 
p.  143,1879.) 

Pierre,  the  Chanter.  —1197.  Verbum  ab- 
breviatum  ;  e  tenebris  primus  eruit  Georgius 
Galopinus.  Parisiis,  1855.  r.  8°.  (Migne. 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  205.)  —2292 

Galopin,  G.  In  Verbum  abbreviatam  Petri  can- 
toris noiae.  93  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  PatroL  s.  Lat.  v.  205, 
p.  369.) 

Pierre,  the  Librarian.  9  cent.  Ex  Historia 
Francorum  abbreriata.  6  pp.  (Bouquet,  U.,£ee.  kut. 
Gimlet,  V.  5,  p.  325;  v.  6,  p.  205;  v.  7.  p.  158;  T.  8,  p.  98; 
Duchesne,  A..  Hitt.  Franc  script,  t.3,  p.  540;  Frankfort 
Soc.  Script.  T.  1,  p.  416;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol.  ».  LaL  v. 
151,  p.  1279.) 

Pierre.     See  also  Peder.— Pedro.— Peter. — 

Petrus.— Piero. — Pietro. 
Pierre,  nouvelle.    15  pp.    Florian,  J.  P.  C. 

d^,  (Evrres,  v.  3,  p.  55. 

Pierre,  Jean  Baptiste  Marie.    Blanc,  A.  A. 

p.  C.  In  his  Hist,  des  pelntres :  E^cole  f ran?aise,  v.  2. 
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Pierre,  Joachim  Isidore.      1812-81.      Re- 

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8°.  —4684 

Pierre,  Victor.     1834—.    Histoire  de  la  Re- 

publique  de  1848.    2  ed.    Paris,  1878.     2  v. 

8°.  1681 

La  terreur  sous  le  Directoire.    Histoire 

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apres  le  coup  d  etat  du  l8fructidor.  (4  Sept. 
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Pierre   Bernardi,  Prior  of  Grammont. 

12  cent.  Epistolae.  6  pp.  (Migne,  J.'P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
T.  204,  p.  116.1.) 

Pierre  d'Abraham,  dialogue.     125  pp. 

Saint-Pierre,  3.  H.  B.  de,  (Eurre*  compl.  v.  12,  p.  485. 

Pierre  de  Provenee  et  la  belle  Mague- 

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Pierre  de  Roye,  of  Clairvaux.     12  cent. 

Epistola  ad  C.  Koriomensis  ecclesiae  decanum.  5  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lot.  t.  182,  p.  706.) 

Pierre  et   Camille,   nouvelle.      71    pp. 

Musset,  L.  C.  A.  de,  (Eucres  compl.  y.  7,  p.  93. 

Pierre  Grasson.    21  pp.    Balzac,  H.  de, 

(Karres  compl.  v.  9.  p.  613. 

Pierre  qui  roale.    Dudevant.  Mme.  A.  L. 

A.  D.  (George  Sand,  pseud.).  CEuvres  compl. 

Pierre  Tudebode,  of  Sivray.      11  cetit. 

Historia  de  Hierosolymitano  itinere.  39  pp.  (Du- 
chesne, A.,  But.  Franc,  script,  v.  4,  p.  777 ;  Migne,  3.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  LaL  v.  155,  p.  757.) 

Bealy,  J.    Ad  Petri  Tudebodi  Historiam  praetatlo. 

4  pp.     (Duchesne,  A.,  BisL  Franc  script,  v.  4,  p.  773.) 

Pierrelaye,  France.    Lefeuve.  C.    Le  Ples- 

sia-Bouchard  et  P.  11  pp.  {With  hi*  Hist,  de  Mont- 
morency.) 

Pierrepont,  William.      17  cent.      Speech 

against  Sir  Robert  Berkley,  July  6, 1641.  5pp.  (Somers. 
J.,  Coll.  of  traett,  v.  4,  p.  304. , 

Pierrepont.    See  also  Pierpont. 
Pierret,  Paul.     1836—.     Essai  sur  la  mytho- 
logie  egyptienne.     Paris.  1879.     8°.  1704 

Etudes    egyptologiques.  comprenant    le 

texte  etla  tr.  d'une  stele  ethiopienne  inedite 
et  de  divers  MSS  religieux,  avec  un  glossaire 
egvptien-grec  du  decret  de  Canope.  Paris. 
1873.     4°.  1732 

The  same.  2  et  8  livraieons.  Recueil 
d -inscriptions  inedites  du  musee  egyptien 
du  Louvre,  tr.  et  commentees.  Avec  tables 
et  glossaires.     Paris,  1874-78.     2  v.  4°.     1732 

Pantheon  egyptien.  Paris,  1881.   8*'.   1784 


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(2V.)    Tablet  of  Ahmfes.    4  pp.    (Birch,  S.,  Records 

of  Ike  past,  V.  i,  p.  6\.)—{Tr.)  Inscriptiou  of  Queen 
Bladseuen.  6  pp.  (Birch,  S.,  Records  of  the  past,  v. 
4,  p.  87.)— ( Tr.)  Inscription  of  tlie  Governor  Bf es-hor. 
6  pp.  (Birch,  S.,  Records  of  the  past,  v.  6,  p.  79.)— (Tr.) 
Tablet  of  Ne-wer-Hotep.  2  pp.  (Birch,  S.,  Records 
of  the  past,  v.  2,  p.  105.)— (Tr.)  Libation  vase  of  Osor- 
wr.     4  pp.     {Birch,  S.,  Records  of  the  past, -v.  12,  p.  n.) 

Pierrette.    134  pp.     Balzac,  H.  de,  OEuvres 

compl.  V.  5,  p.  655. 

Pierron,  Eugene,  and  I^aferri^re,  Adol- 

phe.  Two  can  play  at  that  game,  a  petit  comedy.  20 
pp.    (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  16.) 

Pierron,  Pierre  Alexis.  1814—.  Histoire 
de  la  litterature  grecque.  12  ed.  Paris, 
1884.     12°.  2237 

Histoire  de  la  litterature  romaine.   12  ed. 

Paris,  1884.     12°.  2237 

(Ed.)     Iliade  d'Homdre.     See  Homerus. 

(Ed.)   Odysseed'Homere.    See  Homerus. 

Pierroiiet,  Thomas.     Remarks  at  Stabroek, 

Rio  Demerary,  1798.  15  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Co^l.  v. 
6,  1800,  p.  1.) 

Pierrot,  (— ),  Abbe,  —circa  1864.  Diction- 
naire  de  theologie  morale  .  .  .  suivi  d'un 
plan  methodique  de  la  theologie  laisse  inedit 
par  Bergier  .  .  .  Paris,  1849.  2  v.  r.  8°. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Encyc.  theol.  v.  31,  32.)   —4273 

Contents. 
Abandon-Jeune,  v.  1.       Jeuneeucharistlque-Vue,v.  2. 

Pierrot,  Jules  Amable  (17d.)  1792-1845.  L. 
A.  Senecae  Opera  tragica.    See  Seneca,  L.  A. 

Piers,  Sir  Henry.  17  cent.  Chorographical 
description  of  the  county  of  West-Meath. 
Written  A.  D.  1682.  Pub.  from  the  MSS  by 
Charles  Vallancey.  Dublin,  1786.  8°.  (Val- 
lancey ,  C,  Coll.  de  rebus  Hibem.  v,  1.)    1786 

Piers.    See  also  Pearce. — Peirce. — Pierce. 

Piers.  Bland,  W.  Experimental  essays  on 
the  principles  of  construction  in  arches, 
piers,  buttresses,  etc.     1839  ;  1862. 

Piers  Ploughman.  Langland,  R.  4  v. 
in  3.  (Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  Nos.  28,  38,  54, 
67.)  2125 

Pierson,  Hamilton  "Wilcox,  D.  D.  1817—. 
In  the  brush ;  or,  old-time  social,  political , 
and  religious  life  in  the  southwest.  With 
illustrations  by  W.  L.  Sheppard.  New  York, 
1881.     12°.  3596 

Jefferson  at  Monticello :  the  private  life 

of  Thomas  Jefferson.  From  entirely  new 
materials.    New  York,  1862.    8°.  3872 

Pierson,  Helen  W.    Chip.    5  pp.    {Harper''s 

Mag.  V.  31,  1865,  p.  254.)— Did  he  J  8  pp.  [Harper's 
Mag.  V.  35, 1867,  p.  616.)— Easter  lilies.  7  pp.  {ffar- 
per's  Mag.  v.  33, 1866,  p.  55.)— In  bonds.  9  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  29,  1864,  p.  488.)— My  beart  and  I.  10 
pp.  {Harper's  Mag.\.  27, 1863,  p.  351.)— Paul  Kveleth'g 
portrait.  6  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  51,  1875,  p.  94.)— 
Q,ueen'a  f;ood  ivork.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  32, 
1866,  p.  772.)— Tom's  education.  6  pp.  {Harper's 
Mag.  V.  30, 1865,  p.  188.) 

Pierson,  Jan  (J57d.)  1731-59.  Moeridis  Atti- 
cistae  Lexicon  Atticum.  [Gr.]  See  Moeris 
uElius  (Attidsta). 

Pierson,  Paul.  1851-80.  M6trique  naturelle 
du  langage.  Avec  une  notice  preliminaire 
par  M.  Gaston  Paris.  Paris,  1884.  8°.  (Bib- 
lioth.  de  Vacate  des  hautes  etudes,  v.  56.)  — 4154 

Pierson.    See  also  Pearson.— Peirson. 

Pierson-Ilodin,  3fme.  (—).  Observations 
Bur  r^tude  de  la  musique.    Paris,  1864.    8°. 

—2745 

Pics,  A  day  with  the.    2  pp.     Buxton,  C. 

(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  24,  1871,  p.  312.) 

Pieta,  La,  cantica.    28  pp.     Niccolini,  G.  B., 

Opere,  v.  2,  p.  321. 


Pietas  Mariana  Britannica.  Water- 
ton,  E.  —3292 

Pietas  Roniana  et  Parisiensis.  Amy- 
denus,  T.  —1388 

Pi6t6  du  nioyen  age.  Martonne,  L.  G. 
A.  de.  —4215 

Pieters,  Charles.  Annales  de  I'imprimerie 
Elsevirienne,  ou  histoire  de  la  famille  des 
Elsevier  et  de  ses  editions.     Gand,  1851.    8°, 

L.104 

Pietism.  Heppe,  H.  J.  L.  Geschichte  des 
pietismus  und  der  mystik  in  der  reformirten 
kirche,     1879. 

See  also  Mysticism. 

Pietra  f^anta.  Prosper  de.  1820—.  Che- 
mins  de  fer  et  sante  publique,  hygiene  des 
voyageurs  et  des  employes.  Paris,  1861. 
p.  8°.  —3787 

Climats  du  midi  de  la  France.     Paris, 

1862.     p.  8°.  -2486 

Essai  de  climatologie  theorique  et  pra- 
tique.    Paris,  1865.    8°.  —2486 

Pietraszewski,  Ignace.  1797—.  Zend- 
Avesta  ou  plutot  Zen-Daschta  explique  d'a- 
pres  un  principe  tout  a  fait  nouveau.  Ber- 
lin, 1858-62.     3  V.  in  1,  4°.  —2281 

Pi^trement,  Charles  Alexandre.  1826—. 
Origines  du  cheval  domestique  d'apres  pale- 
ontologie,  la  zoologie,  1 'histoire,  et  la  philo- 
logie.     Paris,  1870.     8°.  —4686 

Pietro,  Abp.   of  Naples.     De  SS.   Cyro  et 

Johanne;  De  S.  Juliana;  et  de  SS.  IV  Coronatis  pro- 
logl;  Fragmeutum  de  S.  Catharina.  16  pp.  (Mai,  A., 
Spicileg.  Roman,  v.  4,  pp.  268,  281.) 

Pietro   (Grisologo),  St.,  Abp.  of  Ravenna. 

Scent.  Sermoues  V.  7  pp.  (Achery,  J.' L.  d',  5/)ici/e^. 
V.  1,  p.  215;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  52,  p.  183.)— 
Vita.    15  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  52,  p.  13.) 

Pietro,  Bp.  of  Albano.    13  cent.     Statuta 

suiier  diversis  ordlnalionlbus  ecclesiae  Leodiensls 
edlta  anno  1250.  7  pp.  (Martene,  E.,  and  Duraud,  U., 
Vet.  script.  ampHss.  collect,  v.  8,  p.  1473.) 

Pietro,  Bp.  of  Pavia.     12  cent.    Epistola  ad 

Thomam  Cantuariensem.  1  p.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 
s.  Lat.  V.  190,  p.  1021.) 

Pietro,  Abbot  of  St.  Apollinaris,  Classe.     10 

cent.  Juramentum  praestitum  Gerberio  archiepiscopo 
Ravennati.  1  p.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  139, 
p.  269.) 

Pietro,  Deacon  and  Librarian  of  Monte  Ca- 
sino. 12  cent.  Chronlcon  mouasterii  Caslnensls.  118 
pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  7,  p.  727  ;  Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  173,  p.  763;  Muratori,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital. 
script.  V.  4,  p.  488.)— Epistola  ad  Clionradum  Irape- 
ratorem  II ;  Epistola  consolatorla  ad  Kichizam  Roma- 
norum  iniperatricem.  4  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Script,  vet.  nov, 
collect.  V.  7,  pp.  260,  262;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
173,  p.  1137.)— De  ortu  et  obltu  Jnstorum  coenobii 
Casinensis.  36  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Script,  vet.  nov.  collect. 
V.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  245;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  173,  p. 
1063.)— Liber  de  locis  Sanctis  )  Prologue  in  regestum 
Caslneuse;  Dlsclplina  Casinensis;  Rhythmus  de  no- 
vlssimis  dlebus.  12  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  173,  pp.  1115, 1133,  1U3.)— Prologus  In  vltara  S.  Pla- 
cidl ;  Prologus  In  llbro  de  locis  Sanctis ;  Ortus  et  vita 
justorum  coeuobil  Casinensis.  5  pp.  (Martfene,  E., 
and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  6,  pp.785, 
789,  791.)  — De  virls  illustribns  Cassinensibua 
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V.  9,  pt.  1,  p.  328;  Mlguo,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v,  173, 
p.  1003.) 

Pietro,  Subdeacon.    Gesta  episcoporum  Ne- 

apoUtJinorum,  pars  3.  1  p.  (Monumonta  German, 
hist.  Script,  rer.  Langnbard.  saec.  Vl-IX,  p.  436.) 

Pietro  da  Pisa.    See  Pisa,  P.  da. 

Pietro  da  Ravenna,  or  Petrus  de  Honestis. 

12  cent.  Regula  clerlcorum.  29  pp.  (Mlgue,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  163,  p.  691.) 

Pietro.  See  also  Peder.— Pedro.— Peter.— 
Petrus  .—Piero. —Pierre. 


PIETRO 


3471 


PIETY 


Pietro,  Antonio  di.     See  Tosti,  A.  di  P. 
Pietro  Grossolano,  or  Crysolao,  Ahp.  of 

Milan.  12  rent.  Ad  Alesiiim  Comueuum  imperatorem 
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Pietro  liOmbardo,  Bp.  of  Paris,  —circa 
1160.  Opera  omnia.  Parisiis.  1854-55.  2  v. 
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Contents.  Commentaria  in  Eplstolas  D.  Panli,  v.  1. 
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Fonrnier,  P.     Tin  adversatre  Inconna  de  Saint 

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— De  utilitate  credendi.  14  pp.  (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  PatroL 
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(In  hit  Short  treatises,  p.  577  :  Libr.  of  Fathers.)— TrnXVi 
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vita  Christiana ;  De  salutaribus  documentls;  De  visi- 
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(Migne,  J.  P.,  PatroL  s.  Lat.  v.  103,  p.  683.)— Becon,  T. 
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wnod's  Mag.  v.  15,  182*,  p.  593.) 

Pilsiriuo,  Giacomo.     Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem. 

lies  lioinmes,  v.  15. 

Pilate,  ilff.,  i^rance.  Mulsant,  M.  E.  Sou- 
venirs du  Mont  Pilat  et  de  ses  environs. 
1870,  2  V. 

Pilate,  or  Pilat,  Mt.,  Switzerland.  Kauf- 
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Rambert,  E.     Pilate  et  le  Rlgl.    35  pp.     (Biblioth. 

unit,  et  rev.  Suisse,  v.  33,  1868,  p.  161.) 

Pilate's  wife's  dream  and  other  poems. 

Smith,  H.  1348 

Pilatus,  L.  Voltacilius,     Reliquiae.     2  pp. 

(Roth,  K.  L.,  Hist.  vet.  Rom.  reliquiae,  p.  338.) 

Pilatus.     (Poem  of  the  12  century.)     8  pp. 

(Massmaun,  H.  F.,  Deulsch.  gedichte  des  12  jahrh.:  Bib- 
lioth. der  deutsch.  nat.  lit.  abtb.  1,  v.  3,  p.  115.) 

Pilchards.    Collins,  W.     Pilchard  fishery 

ou  the  coast  of  Cornwall.  4  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  2, 
1851,  p.  630.)— Cornish,  T.  Mackerel  and  pilchard 
fisheries.  38  pp.  (London  Internal.  Fish.  Exhib. 
Literature,  v.  6,  p.  109.)— Cornwall  and  pilchards. 

11  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  56,  1860,  p.  401.) 
See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  116, 1874,  p.  304. 

Piles.  Roger  de.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

hommes,  v.  12. 

Pileus  de  Prata,  Cktrdinal-Ahp. of  Ravenna. 

Circa  1329-1400.  Epistola  ad  Ludovicum  Flandriae  co- 
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Pilgrim,  Edward  Trapp.  Poetical  scraps. 
Exeter,  1837.  8°.  {With  Milnes,  R.  M.,  1 
Baron  Houghton,  Mem.  of  a  tour  .  .  .  in 
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Pilgrim,  James.  Eveleen  Wilson,  the  flower 

of  Erin,  an  original  drama.  32  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V., 
Boston  iheat.  v.  23.)— The  liimerick.  hoy  ;  or,  Paddy's 
mischief,  a  farce.  22  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat. 
V.  2.)— Robert  Entmet,  the  martyr  of  Irish  liberty, 
an  historical  drama.  28  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston 
theat.  V.  16.) — Servants  by  legacy,  a  farce.  10  pp. 
(Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  22.)— Shandy  Ma- 
guire  ;  or,  the  bould  boy  of  the  mountain,  a  drama. 
38  pp.     (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  3.) 

Pilgrim,  Ludwig.    Galilei.   44  pp.    {Samml. 

wusens.  vorlrg.  v.  20,  1885,  p.  45.) 

Pilgrim  fathers. 

Bartlett,  W.  H.    Pilgrim  fathers ;  or, 
the  founders  of  New  England.     1853. 

Cheever,  G.  B.     Journal  of  the  Pilgrims 

at  Plymouth.     1848. 

Hunter.  J.    Collections  concerning  the 

church,  or  congregation  of  Protestant  Sepa- 
ratists formed  at  Scrooby  in  north  Notting- 
hamshire, in  the  time  of  King  James  I :  the 
founders  of  New  Plymouth.     1854. 

Proceedings    at  the  celebration  by  the 

Pilgrim  Society  at  Plymouth,  Dec.  21,  1870, 
of  the  250  anniversary  of  the  landing  of  the 
Pilgrims.     1871.  " 


Stowell,  W.  H.,  and  Wilson,  D.  His- 
tory of  the  Puritans  and  Pilgrim  fathers. 
1888. 

Young,  A.     Chronicles  of  the  Pilgrim 

fathers,  1602-25.     1844. 

Davis,  W.   T.     Who  were  the  Pilgrims  ?    11  pp. 

[Harper's  Mag.  v.  64,  1882,  p.  246.)— Dexter,  F.  B.  Pil- 
grim church  and  Plymouth  colony.  38  pp.  (Winsor, 
J.,  Narrative  and  cril.  hist,  of  America,  v.  3,  p.  257.) — 
Edwards,  T.  Pilgrims  and  Puritans.  9  pp.  (Scrib- 
ner's  Monthly,  v.  12,  1876,  p.  212.)— Gay,  S.  H.  When 
did  the  Pilgrim  fathers  land  at  Plymouth  ?  9  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  48,  1881,  p.  612.)— Greene,  G.  W. 
The  Pilgrims  at  Leyden.  7  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  40, 1846, 
p.  385.)— Hnnter,  J.  Collections  concerning  the  early 
history  of  the  founders  of  New  Plymouth.  34  pp. 
(Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  4  s.  v.  1,  1852,  p.  52.)— Suffolk 
emigrants.  Genealogical  notices  of  various  persons 
and  families  .  .  .  who  first  emigrated  to  New  England 
from  the  county  of  Suffolk.  26  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc. 
Coll.  3  s.  V.  10, 1849,  p.  147.)— Mead,  E.  D.  Why  did  the 
Pilgrim  fathers  come  to  New  England  ?  31  pp.  [Neto 
Englander,  v.  41,  1882,  p.  711.)— Sumner,  C.  Finger- 
point  from  Plymouth-rock.  Speech  at  the  Plymouth- 
festival  .  .  .  Aug.  1,  18.53.  7  pp.  (  Works,  v.  3,  p.  269.)— 
Sumner,  G.  Memoirs  of  the  Pilgrims  at  Leyden. 
33  pp.    (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  3  s.  v.  9,  1846,  p.  42.) 

See  also  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  40,  1871,  p.  315.    Also 
Nevr  Plymouth. — Plymonth. 

Pilgrim  memories.  Stuart-Glennie,  J.  S. 

1473 

Pilgriui  of  beauty.  The,  poem.     Mullen, 

S.  1365 

Pilgrim     to     Compostella.      56    pp. 

Southey,  R.,  Poet,  works,  v.  7,  p.  239. 

Pilgriiuage. 

Beal,  S.  Travels  of  Fah-hian  and  Sung- 
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1869. 

Hiouen-Thsang.  Memoires  sur  les  con- 
trees  occidentales.  1857-58,  2  v.  [Orient. 
Trails.  Fund.) 

Lacroix  de  Rochambeau,  a.  L.  de  V., 

Marquis  de  Rochambeau.  Voyage  a  la  Sainte- 
Larme  de  Vendome.  Etude  historique  et 
critique  sur  cet  antique  pelerinage.     1874. 

RoEHRiCHT,  R.,  and  Meisner,  H.  (Eds.) 

Deutsche  pilgerreisen  nach  dem  Heiligen 
Lande.     1880. 

SiVRY,  L.  de,  and  Champagnac,  J.  B.  J. 

Dictionnaire  des  pelerinages.  1850-51,  2  v. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Encyc.  theol.  v.  43,  44.) 

Skeen,  W.  Adam's  peak  .  .  .  with  a  de- 
scriptive account  of  the  pilgrims'  route  from 
Colombo  to  the  sacred  foot-print.     1870. 

Barr^re,    C.      Pilgrimages     aiid    Catholicism    In 

France.  7  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  8,  1873,  p.  608.) 
— Champagny,  F.  de.  Question  des  pfelerlnages, 
Lourdes,  La  Salette,  etc.  9  pp.  ( Correspondant,  n.  s. 
V.  53,  1872,  p.  326.)— Craven,  P.  La  F.  Pfilerlnage  de 
Paray-Le-Monial.  9  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  56, 
1873,  p.  373.)— Demay,  G.,  and  Corblet,  J.  Enselgnea 
de  pfilerlnage.  3  pp.  (Soc.  antlq.  de  France,  Bull. 
1879,  pp.  107,  258;  with  M€m.  v.  40,  1879.)— Du  Cange, 
C.  du  F.  De  I'escarcelle  et  du  bourdon  des  p^lerins 
de  la  Terre  Sainte.  8  pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  C,  Dissert,  ret. 
hist,  de  France,  v.  11,  p.  475.)— Krasmns,  D.  Peregrl- 
natio  rellglonls  ergo,  Menedemi  Ogygllque  collo- 
quium: CoUoqula  famillaria.  8  pp.  {Opera  omnia, 
V.  1,  p.  774.)— Hugo,  T.  Notes  on  a  collection  of  pil- 
grims' signs,  of  the  13, 14,  and  15  centuries.  7  pp.  2  pi. 
(ArchaerAogia,  v.  38,  1860,  p.  128.)— Inrormacyon  for 
Pylg«"y">e8.  4  pp.  (Retrospect.  Rev.  v.  2, 1820,  p.  324.) 
— !•«  Villemarqu*,  T.  H.,  Vicomte  de.  Le  pdlerinage 
en  Terre  Sainte  depuis  les  crolsades.  18  pp.  (  Corres- 
pondant, V.  46,  1859,  p.  685.)— Merrill,  S.  Pilgrim 
caravans  in  the  east.  9  pp.  (Internal.  Rev.  v.  5,  1878, 
p.  639.)— Palarox  y  Mendoza,  J.  de.  Peregrlnacion 
de  Philotea  al  sauto  templo,  y  monte  de  la  cruz.  193 
pp.  (Obras,  v.  6,  p.  333.1— Pilgrimage  and  Paray- 
le-Monial.  23  pp.  {Dublin  Rev.  ii.  s.  v.  21,  187H,  p. 
273.)— Shrines  and  pilgrimages.  14  pp.  {Retro- 
spect. Rev.  2  8.  V.  2,  1828,  p.  301.)— Pilgrimages  to  tbe 


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shrines  of  England.  42  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  133, 
1872,  p.  1.) 

.^«e  also  Bi'omliolnt. — Ltonrdes. — Mecca. — Me- 
dina.—Palestine.— Poiitlgny.  Also  Palestine 
Pilgrim's  Text  Society. 

Pilgrimage  in  Europe  and  America. 

Beltrami,  G.  C.     2  v.  2475 

Pilgriuiage  of  tlie  Tiber.    Davies,  W. 

1473 
Pilgrimage  to  £1-Medinali  and  Mec- 

cah.     Burton,  R.  F.     3  v.  1497 

Pilgrimage  to  Jfejd.     Blunt,  Lady  A. 

2  v!  1497 

Pilgrimage  to  Parnassus,  with  the  2 

parts  of  the  Return  from  Parnassus.     Mac- 

ray,  Rev.  W.D.  (Ed.)  3362 

Pilgrimage  to  tlie  land  of  my  fathers. 

Margoliouth.  Rev.  M.     2  v.  1486 

Pilgrimages    in   tke  Pyrenees    and 

Landes.     Lawlor,  D.  S.  1477 

Pilgrims  of  Boston,  The.    Bridgman,  T. 

2624 
Pilgrims  of  tlie  Rhine.    Lytton,  E.  G. 

E.  L.  B.,  1  Baron  Lytton,  Novels.  1288 

Pilgrims  of  the  sun.    73  pp.    Hogg,  J., 

I'oet.  works,  v.  2,  p.  1. 

Pilgrim's  progress.  The.    244  pp.    Bun- 

yau,  J.,  Works,  v.  3,  p.  1. 

Pilgrims'  signs,  of  the  13,  14,  and  15  cen- 
turies. Notes  on  a  collection  of.  7  pp.  2  pi.  Hugo,  T. 
(Archaeologia,  v.  38,  1860,  p.  128.) 

Pilidiuni.    Wilson,  E.  B.     On  a  new  form 

of  pUldluin.  5  pp.  1  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N.,  and  Brooks, 
W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  from  the  biol.  labr.  v.  2, 
1883,  p.  341.) 

Pilkington,  James,  Bp.  of  Durham.  1520- 
75.  Works,  ed.  by  James  Scholefield.  Cam- 
bridge, 1842.    B°.     [Parker  Soc.)  —3225 

Contents.  Sermon  on  Bucer  and  Pliaglus  (1560).— 
Exposition  upon  the  prophet  Haggai  (1560-62).— Epls- 
tola  ad  Andream  Kingsmlll  (1564).— Letter  to  the 
Earl  of  Leicester  (1564).— Miscellaneous  pieces. 
— Exposition  upon  certain  chapters  of  Neliemiah 
(1585).— Exposition  upon  the  prophet  Obadiah  (1562). 
—Answer  to  popisli  questions  (1563).— Tractatusde 
praedestlnatione.— Extracts  from  the  statutes  of 
Rivlngton  scHool.- The  burning  of  Saint  Paul's 
chnrcli :  Confutation  of  an  addition  (1563).— Schole- 
fteld,  J.    Biographical  notice  of  P.— Notes.— Index. 

Scholefield,  J.    Biographical  notice  of  P.    16  pp. 

(Pilliington,  J.,  Jip.  of  Durham,  Works,  p.  1.) 

Pilkington^  Mrs.  Laetitia  van  Lewen.  1712- 
50.  Memoirs,  written  by  herself,  wherein 
are  occasionally  interspersed,  her  poems 
with  variety  of  secret  transactions  of  some 
eminent  persons.    Dublin,  1748-54.     2  v.  8°. 

4764 

Memoirs,  wherein  are  occasionally  inter- 
spersed variety  of  poems :  with  the  con- 
clusive part  of  the  life  of  the  inimitable 
Dean  Swift.   V.  3.    London,  1754.   12°.   4893 

. Memoirs  of  the   Roman  father,   a  tragedy. 

15  pp.  {Memoirs,  v.  2,  p.  264.)  —  Poems.  36  pp. 
(Poems  by  eminent  ladies,  v.  2,  p.  233.)— SorrO'W.  3  pp. 
(Ritsou,  J.,  JCng.  anlhol.  v.  2,  p.  304.) 

Pilkington,  Rev.  Matthew,  Prebendary  of 
Lichfield.  — 1765.  Poems  on  several  oc- 
casions, revised  by  Rev.  Dr.  Swift.  London, 
1731.     12°.  1394 

Contents.  Essay  towards  a  tr.  of  Auacreon.— Ode 
on  H.  M.  birth-day.— Plague  of  wealth.— Poet's 
well.— Progress  of  music  in  Ireland. 

■ Remarks  upon  several  passages  of  Scrip- 
ture :  rectifying  some  errors  in  the  printed 
Hebrew  text  .  .  .  Cambridge,  1759.  8°. 
[With  Rutherforth,  T.,  Letter  to  Kennicott.) 

—1216 


Pilkington,  Rev.  Matthew,  Vicar  of  Dona- 
hats  and  Portraine.  General  dictionary  of 
painters ;  containing  memoirs  of  the  lives 
and  works  of  the  most  eminent  professors 
of  the  art  of  painting,  from  its  revival  by 
Cimabue,  in  the  year  1250,  to  the  present 
time.  With  an  introduction  ...  by  Allan" 
Cunningham.  A  new  ed.,  corrected  and 
revised,  by  R.  A.  Davenport.  London,  1852. 
8°.  R.112 

Pillans,    James.      Three    lectures    on    the 

proper  objects  and  methods  of  education.  19  pp. 
(Rev.  of  In  Edin.  Rev.  v.  64,  1837,  p.  106.) 

Pillars  of  Hercules.   Urquhart,  D.   2  v. 

1476 
Pillenreut.     Berichte  ueber  die  schlacht 

boi  P.  (11  Maerz,  1450).  18  pp.  (Chroniken  deutsch. 
staedle,  v.  2,  p.  482.) 

Pillet,  Maj.-Gen.  Rene  Martin.  L'Angleterre, 

vue  k  Londres  et  dans  ses  provinces.  7  pp.  (Eev.  of 
In  Quart.  Rev.  v.  13,  1815,  p.  442.) 

Pi  lion,  Germain.     Pichon,  J.,  Baron.    Sur 

Germain  Plllon,  sculpteur  du  rol.  22  pp.  (Soc.  Bib- 
Iloph.  fr.  Melanges  de  lit.  v.  1,  p.  169.) 

Pillow,  Fort.  Report  of  the  joint  Committee 
on  the  conduct  and  expenditures  of  the  war, 
to  whom  was  referred  the  resolution  of  Con- 
gress instructing  them  to  investigate  the  late 
massacre  at  Fort  Pillow.  [Washington, 
1864.]  8°.  (U.  S.  38  Cong.  1  sess.  House  of 
Bep.  Report,  No.  6o.)  2645 

Moore,  F.    The  bloody  flag  of  Fort  P.    6  pp.    (In 

his  Women  of  the  war,  p.  307.) 

Pills  to  purge  melancholy.  Durfey, 
T.     6  V.  1336 

Pillsbury,  Rev.  Parker.  1809—.  Acts  of 
the  anti-slavery  apostles.   Boston,  1884.    12°. 

—2343 

Pilon,  Frederick.    1750-88.    The  Deaf  lover, 

a  farce.  7  pp.  [London  stage,  v.  4.) — He  would  be 
a  soldier;  a  comedy.     20  pp.     {London  stage,  v.  2.) 

Pilori  des  Communeux.  Morel,  H.  1698 
Pilot,  American  coast.  Blunt,  E.  M.  —2763 
Pilot,  The.     Cooper,  J.  F.  1275 

Pilot  charts  for  Atlantic  ocean.  [London, 
1868.]    fo.  —1712 

Pilots.    See  Navigation. 
Pilpay.    See  Bidpai. 
Pi  Is,  Adrien  Auguste  Isidore.     Houssaye,  H. 

La  peinturo  de  batailles.  L'exposition  des  oeuvres 
de  P.  26  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1876,  3  p6r.  v.  13, 
p.  864.) 

Pilsbry,  Henry  A.    Manual  of  conchology. 

See  Try  on,  G.  W.,  and  Pilsbry,  H.  A. 
Pim,  Capt.  Bedford,  and  ISeemann,  Ber- 

thold.  Ph.  D.     Dottings  on  the  roadside,  in 

Panama,  Nicaragua,  and  Mosquito.     lUustr. 

with  pi.  and  maps.     London,  1869.    8°.    2473 
Pima  Indian  language.    Buschmanu, 

J.  C.  E.  Die  Pima  sprache.  112  pp.  (Berlin  Akad. 
Wlssens.  Philol.  klasse  Abhandl.  1856,  p.  321.) 

Pimandras.    Hermes  Trismegistus.   — 1353 
Pimenta,  Nicolao.     1546-1614.    Indian  ob- 
servations.   2   pp.    (Harris,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  1705,  p. 
281  ;  I'urchas,  S.,  His  pilgrimes,  v.  2,  p.  1744.) 

Plmentel,  Francisco,  Conde  de  Heras. 
Cuadro  descriptive  y  comparative  de  las 
lenguas  indigenas  de  Mexico.  Mexico, 
1862-65.     2  V.  8°.  —2154 

Pimodan,  Georges,  Marquis  de.   Campaigns 

of  an  Austrian  aide-de-camp.  20  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag. 
V.  70,  IWA,  p.  25.) 

Pinaigrier   family.     Doublet   de   Bois- 

thlbauit,  F.  J.  Les  Pinaigrier.  10  pp.  (Rev.  archtol. 
1853,  p.  656.) 


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Pinches,  Theophilus  Goldridge  (IV.)    The 

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Pinciani,  Luigi.  Rome  des  Papes.  son  ori- 
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Pincio,  Paolo.     16  cent.    De  Timavo  fluvio 

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restituit.  et  ex  fide  librorum  manuscriptorum 
doctorumque  con jecturis  recensuit,  annota- 
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Carmina.  cum  lectionis  varietate  et  adno- 

tationibus  iterum  curavitChr.  Gottl.  Heyne. 
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r>       r^  3266 

PAET  IV.— 102. 


8°. 


Carmina  quae  supersunt,  cum  deperdi- 

torum  fragmentis  selectis  ex  recensione 
Boeckhii,  commentario  perpetuo  illustravit 
Ludolphus  Dissenius.  [Gr.]  Grothae,  1830. 
8°.  3265 

The  same.  Ed.  altera  auctior  et  emen- 
datior.  Curavit  F.  G.  Schneidewin.  Gothae, 
1843-47.     2  V.  8°.  3266 

Carmina,  ad    fidem    textus    Boeckliiani 

[Gr.]  .  .  .  notas  quasdam  Anglice  scriptas 
adjecit  Gulielmus  Gifford  Cookesley.  Eto- 
nae,  1849-53.     4  v.  8°.  3261 

iVo/*.— V.  1,  2,  belong  to  2  ed. 

Carmina,  ad  fidem  optimorum  codicum 

recensuit,  integram  scripturae  diversitatem 
Bubjecit.  anuotationem  criticam  addidit  C. 
loh.  Tycho  Mommsen.  [Cfr.]  Berolini,  1864. 
8°.  3266 

Carmina.  cum  deperditorum  fragmentis 

selectis.  Relegit  F.  G.  Schneidewin.  Ed. 
altera  emendatior.  [Gr.]  Lipsiae,  1865. 
16°.  3267 

Carmina ;  Fragmenta.      [Gr.]     Lipsiae, 

1866.     8°.     (Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  1.) 

3296 

Carmina    Olympia.       Cum    annotatione 

critica,  interpretatione  Latina,  et  commen- 
tario ed.  Albertus  de  Jongh.  Trajecti  ad 
Rhenum,  1865.     8°.  3265 

Epinician  or  triumphal  odes,  in  4  books  ; 

together  with  the  fragments  of  his  lost  com- 
positions :  revised  and  explained,  by  John 
Wm.  Donaldson.     [Gr.]    London,  1841.     8°. 

3266 

Nemean  and  Isthmian  odes,  with  notes 

explanatory  and  critical,  introductions,  and 
introductory  essays,  by  C.  A.  M.  Fennell. 
[Gr.]    Cambridge,  1883.     12°.  3266 

Olympian  and  Pythian  odes,  with  not«s 

explanatory  and  critical,  introductions,  and 
introductorv  essays,  by  C.  A.  M.  Fennell. 
[Gr.]     Cambridge.  1879.     12°.  3266 

Olympian  and  Pythian  odes,  with  an  in- 
troductory essay,  notes,  and  indexes  by 
Basil  L.  Gildersleeve.  [Gr.]  New  York, 
1885.     12°.  3265 

Selected  odes.  With  notes  and  an  intro- 
duction by  Thomas  D.  Seymour.  [Gr.] 
Boston,  1882.     12°.  3266 

Werke,  urschrift.  uebersetzung  in  den 

Pindarischen  versmaassen,  und  erlaeuter- 
ungen  von  Friedrich  Thiersch.  Leipzig, 
1820.     2  V.  8°.  3266 

Werke.  Griechisch  mit  metrischer  ueber- 
setzung und  pruefenden.  und  eiklaerenden 
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1855-56.  4  V.  in  2, 12°.  (Hartung.  J.  A.,  Gr. 
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[Odes]  in  English  verse.     By  Rev.  H.  F. 

Gary.  London.  1833.  16°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Edin.  Rev.  v.  59.  1834,  p.  124.)  1345 

Odes,  literally  tr.  into  English  prose,  by 

Dawson  W.  Turner.  To  which  is  adjoined 
a  metrical  version,  by  Abraham  Moore. 
London,  1852.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Class. 
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Odes.     Tr.  into  English  prose,  with  brief 

explanatory  notes  and  a  preface,  by  F.  A. 
Paley.    London,  1868.     12°.  1345 


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Olympian  and   Pythian  odes.     Tr.  into 

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Extant  odes.     Tr.  into  English,  with  an 

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Pioneer  history  of  Illinois.  Reynolds. 

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Bolls,  V.  3. 


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Pipe  rolls,  or  Sheriff's  annual  accounts  of 
the  revenues  of  the  crown  for  the  counties 
of  Cumberland,  Westmorland,  and  Durham, 
during  the  reigns  of  Henry  II,  Richard  I, 
and  John.  Pub.  by  the  Society  of  Anti- 
quaries of  Newcastle  upon  Tyne.  Newcastle, 
1847.     8°.  1512 

Pipe  visions.     21  pp.     {Dem.   Rev.  v.  30, 

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Piper,  Gottfried  Otto.   Ueber  die  alte  chine- 

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V.  7,  1853,  p.  187.) 

Piper,  Karl  Wilhelm  Ferdinand.  1811—. 
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Computus  der  Herrad  von  Landsperg.  Ber- 
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der  aeltesten  zeit  bis  in's  16  jahrhundert. 
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[Ed.)    Lives  of  the  leaders  of  the  church 

universal,  from  Ignatius  to  the  present  time. 
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Contents. 
Aidan,  by  K.  W.  Bouterwek,  v.  1. 
Albright,  J.,  by  K.  Yeakel,  v.  2. 
Alcuiu,  by  F.  Luebker,  v.  1. 
Alexander,  A.,  by  H.  C.  Alexander,  v.  2. 
Alfred  the  Great,  King  of  England,  by  R.  Pauli,  v.  1. 
Ambroslus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Milan,  by  H.  E.  Schinieder,  v.  1. 
Anschalre,  St.,  Bp.  of  Hamburgh,  by  C.  W.  Slarstedt,  v.  1. 
Anselm,  St.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury,  by  F.  R.  Hasse,  v.  1. 
Asbury,  F.,  by  T.  Webster,  v.  2. 
Askew,  A.,  by  F.  Arndt,  v.  1. 
Athanaslus,  St.,  by  K.  K.  Hagenbach,  v.  1. 
Augustluus,  A.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Hippo,  by  C.  Blndemann,  v.  1. 
Austin,  of  England,  by  H.  E.  Schmleder,  v.  1. 
Barnes,  A.,  by  H.  Johnson,  v.  2. 
Baxter,  11.,  by  D.  Erdmaun,  v.  2. 
Beda  Venerabilis,  by  G.  Lechler,  v.  1. 
Beecher,  L.,  by  Airs.  H.  B.  Stowe,  v.  1. 
Bengel,  J.  A.,  by  J.  C.  F.  Burk,  v.  2. 
Bernard,  St.,  Abbot  of  Clairvaux,  by  A.  Neander,  v.  1. 
Beza,  T.  de,  by  K.  R.  Hagenbach,  v.  1. 
Blandiua,  by  A.  Monod,  v.  1. 

Boniface  (W.),  St.,  Abp.  of  Mentz,  by  F.  Luebker,  v.  1. 
Brentz,  J.,  by  J.  Hartmann,  v.  1. 
Brewster,  W.,  by  S.  Hopkins,  v.  2. 
Calvin,  J.,  by  P.  Henry,  v.  1. 
Campbell,  A.,  by  W.  K.  Pendleton,  v.  2. 
Chrysostomus,  J.,  St.,  Abp.  of  Constantinople,  by  F.  W. 

Krummacher,  v.  1. 
Claudlo,  C,  Bp.  of  Turin,  by  E.  Noeldechen,  v.  1. 
Clemens  I,  St.,  Pope,  by  K.  R.  Hagenbach,  v.  1. 
Coligny,  G.  de,  by  L.  Rognou,  v.  1. 
Columba,  St.,  Abbot  of  Ionia,  by  K.  W.  Bouterwek,  v.  1. 
Columban,  St.,  by  F.  Luebker,  v.  1. 
Cranmer,  T.,  by  H.  Heppe,  v.  1. 

Cyprlanus,  T.  C,  St.,  Bp.  of  Carthage,  by  L.  Wlese,  v.  1. 
Cyrlllus,  St.,  Apostle  of  Sla'vonia,  by  J.  C.  T.  Otto,  v.  1. 
Dickinson,  J.,  by  W.  M.  Blackburn,  v.  2. 
Donnoll,  R.,  by  R.  Beard,  v.  2. 
Dwlght,  T.,  by  T.  Dwlght,  v.  2. 
Edwards,  J.,  by  Z.  M.  Humphreys,  v.  2. 
Egede,  H.,  by  0.  H.  Kalkar,  v.  2. 
Farel,  G.,  by  F.  Trechsel,  v.  1. 
Finney,  C,  by  Mrs.  H.  F.  Cox,  v.  2. 
risk,  W.,  by  C.  W.  Bennett,  v.  2. 
Fraucke,  A.  H.,  by  A.  Tholuck,  v.  2. 
Fry,  E.,  by  H.  von  Merz,  v.  2. 
Fuller,  R.,  by  J.  B.  .Teter,  v.  2. 
Gall.  St.,  by  J.  D.  Rothn:und,  v.  1. 
Gerhardt,  P.,  by  F.  W.  P.  Krummacher,  v.  2. 
Graham,  I.,  by  H.  M.  MacCracken,  v.  2. 
Gustavus  II,  Adolphus,   King  of  Sweden,  by  J.  O.  Val- 

biuger,  V.  2. 
Guthrie,  J.,  by  K.  G.  von  Budloff,  v.  1. 
Hamilton,  P.,  by  P.  Lorlmer,  v.  1. 
Hildegarde,  St.,  Abbess  of  St.  Rupert's  Mount,  by  F.  Haupt, 

V.  1. 

Hodge,  C,  by  A.  A.  Hodge,  v.  2. 
Hooper,  J.,  by  H.  Heppe,  v.  1. 


Hopkins,  S.,  by  S.  Hopkins,  v.  2. 

Hus,  J.,  by  F.  W.  Krummacher,  v.  1. 

Ignatius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Antioch,  by  K.  Semisch,  v.  1. 

Ireuaeus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Lyons,  by  K.  Semlsoh,  v.  1. 

Jerome,  St.,  by  H.  E.  Schniieder,  v.  1. 

John,  nf  Monte  Corvino,  by  W.  Hoffmann,  v.  1. 

Judson,  A.,  by  Mrs.  H.  H.  Kendrick,  v.  2. 

Justiuus,  Martyr,  St.,  by  K.  Semisch,  v.  1. 

Knox,  J.,  by  T.  MacCrle,  v.  1. 

Laborie,  A.,  by  A.  C.  Froellch,  v.  1. 

Lawrence,  St.,  by  F.  W.  Krummacher,  v.  1. 

Livingston,  J.  H.,  by  R.  W.  Clark,  v.  2. 

Louis  IX,  King  of  France,  by  A.  Rische,  v.  1. 

Luther,  Magdaleua,  by  H.  E.  Schmleder,  v.  1. 

Luther,  Martin,  by  L.  Huebner,  v.  1. 

Mackail,  H.,  by  K.  G.  von  Rudloff,  v.  2. 

Mackendree,  W.,  by  T.  Summers,  v.  2. 

Makemie,  F.,  by  W.  M.  Blackburn,  v.  2. 

Manning,  J.,  by  S.  L.  Caldwell,  v.  2. 

Martyn,  H.,  by  H.  von  Merz,  v.  2. 

Melanchthon,  P.,  by  A.  Neander,  v.  1. 

Monica,  St.,  by  C.  Blndemann,  v.  1. 

Morrison,  R.,  by  S.  W.  Williams,  v.  2. 

Muhlenberg,  H.  M.,  by  B.  F.  Prince,  v.  2. 

Oberlln,  J.  F.,  by  F.  W.  Krummacher,  v.  2. 

CEoolampadlus,  J.,  by  K.  R.  Hagenbach,  v.  1. 

Oldcastle,  J.,  by  G.  Lechler,  v.  1. 

Orlgenes,  by  C.  F.  Kliug,  v.  1. 

Otterbeln,  P.  W.,  by  J.  Weaver,  v.  2. 

Paleario,  A.,  by  H.  E.  Schmleder,  v.  1. 

Paphnutius,  by  H.  E.  Schmleder,  v.  1. 

Patrick,  St.,  by  H.  Leo,  v.  1. 

Peck,  J.  M.,  by  J.  M.  Pendleton,  v.  2. 

Perpetua,  by  F.  von  Rauke,  v.  1. 

Peterson,  O.,  by  F.  von  Rauke,  v.  1. 

Polycarp,  of  Smyrna,  by  K.  W.  F.  Piper,  v.  1. 

Pressly,  J.  T.,  by  D.  R.  Kerr,  v.  2. 

Rabaut,  P.,  by  T.  Pressel,  v.  2. 

Remy,  of  France,  by  C.  Schmidt,  v.  1. 

Renata,  nf  Ferrara,  by  K.  R.  Hagenbach,  v.  1. 

Ridley,  N.,  by  G.  Lechler,  v.  1. 

Roussel,  A.,  by  H.  von  Merz,  v.  2. 

Sachs,  H.,  by  F.  von  Rauke,  v.  1. 

Savonarola,  G.,  by  K.  Hase,  v.  1. 

Schlatter,  M.,  by  J.  H.  Good,  v.  2. 

Schwartz,  C.  F.,  by  H.  von  Merz,  v.  2. 

Spener,  P.  J.,  by  A.  Tholuck,  v.  2. 

Splridiou,  of  Cyprus,  by  G.  F.  Schmleder,  v.  1. 

Stockton,  T.  H.,  by  A.  Webster,  v.  2. 

Symeon,  of  Jerusalem,  by  G.  Lechler,  v.  1. 

Tauler,  J.,  by  C.  Schmidt,  v.  1. 

Thomas  k  Kempis,  by  J.  J.  van  Oo.sterzee,  v.  1. 

Thomas  Aquinas,  by  A.  Neander,  v.  1. 

Ulfllas,  by  H.  F.  Massmaun,  v.  1. 

Ursluus,  Z.,  by  K.  B.  Hundeshagen,  v.  1. 

Vanderkemp,  J.  T.,  by  L.  Grout,  v.  2. 

Waldo,  P.,  by  G.  F.  Schmleder,  v.  1. 

Wayland,  F.,  by  H.  Lincoln,  v.  2. 

Wesley,  J.,  by  K.  H.  Sack,  v.  2. 

Wessl,  J.,  by  C.  B.  Moll,  v.  1. 

White,  W.,  by  W.  B.  Stevens,  v.  2. 

Wicllf,  J.,  by  G.  Lechler,  v.  1. 

Wilberforce,  W.,  by  H.  von  Merz,  v.  2. 

William,  of  Orange,  by  H.  Heppe,  v.  1. 

Williams,  J.,  by  F.  Ahlfleld,  v.  2. 

Wishart,  G.,  by  C.  Becker,  v.  1. 

Witherspoon,  J.,  by  W.  M.  Blackburn,  v.  2. 

Zelsberger,  D.,  by  K.  Frommann,  v.  2. 

Zinzendorir,  N.  L.,  Graf  von,  by  H.  E.  Schmleder,  v.  2. 

Zwingle,  C,  by  A.  E.  Froehllch,  v.  1. 

Piper,  Paul  (Ed.)  Libri  confraternitatum 
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1884.    4°.    {Monumenta  German,  hist.)    3692 

Pipes.     Pipe-clay  and    clay-pipes.      3  pp. 

{Harper's  Mag.  v.  4,  1852,  p.  688.) 

Pi piiio, Francisco,  licent.  Chronicon,1176- 

1314.  89  pp.  (Muratori,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Hal.  script,  v.  9, 
p.  581.) 

Pi ppa  passes.  69  pp.   Browning,  R.,Poe^ 

wnrlcs,  V.  2,  p.  VlO. 

Pippi,  Giulio  Romano.    See  Giulio  Romano. 
Piqiier,  Andres.     1711-72.     Discurso  sobre 

la  enfermedad  del  Rey  Nueatro  SeHor  D.  Fernando  VI. 
71  pp.     (Cot.  doc.  hist.  Espana,  v.  18,  p.  156.) 

Piquet.    Bohn,  H.  G.     Piquet.    26  pp.    [In 

his  Hand-book  of  games,  p.  199  :  Sci.  Z,i&r.)— Daniel, 

G.  Dissertation  sur  I'orlgino  du  jeu  de  plquot.  19  pp. 
(Leber,  J.  M.  C,  Dissert,  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  10,  p.  247.) 
— Hoyle,  E.    Piquet.    11  pp.    (In  his  Games,  p.  81.) 

Piracy.    See  Pirates. 


PIRAEUS 


3483 


PIROLI 


Piraeus.  Hermann,  K.  F.  Die  verehrung 
der  goettermutter  iin  Piraeus  nach  neuentdeckten 
Inschriften.  7  pp.  {Philologus,  v.  10,  1855,  p.  293.)— 
Bleurs,  J.  de.  Pirroeus,  slve  de  Plraeo  Atlienlenslum. 
20  pp.  {Opera  omnia,  v.  1,  p.  537;  Gronovius,  J.,  Thes. 
Gr.  antiq.  v.  5,  p.  1929.) — Wescher,  C.  Decouvertes 
arch§ologlques  faltes  au  Plree.  10  pp.  {Rev.  archiol. 
n.  8.  V.  14,  1866,  p.  349.) 

See  also  Atbeiis  and  Attica. 

Piramus  and  Thisbe,  Tragical  history 
of.     Cowley.  A..  Works.  2173 

Piraiiesi,Francesco.  and  Piranesi,  Pietro. 
Antiquites  d'Herculanum.     See  Piroli,  T. 

Piraiiesi,Giovanui  Battista.and  Piranesi, 
Francesco.  [Opere  di  architettura.  prospet- 
tiva,  6  antichita.]  Parigi,  1835-39.  29  v.  in 
18,  fo.  P.  31 

Contents.  Antlchltk  d'Albano  e  dl  Castel  Gandollo, 
V.  11.— Descrizlone  e  dlsegno  dell'  emlssarla  del  lago 
Albano,  v.  11. — Dl  due  spelonche  ornate  dagU  antlelil 
alia  riva  del  lago  Albano,  v.  11.— AntlchitA  roiuaue 
luorl  di  Roma,  v.  8.— AntlchltJk  romane,  v.  1-t.— DegU 
antichi  aquedotti,  v.  1.— Alcune  vedute  dl  archi 
trionfali  ed  altri  monumentl  Inalzatl  da  Roman!, 
parte  de  quail  si  veggouo  lu  Roma,  o  parte  per  I'ltalia, 
V.8.— Delia  magniflcenza  ed  architettai-a  de'  Romani, 
V.  7. — Diverse  maulere  d'adoruare  1  cammini  ed  ogni 
altra  parte  degU  edlflz],  desunte  daU'  architettura 
eglzla,  etrusca,  e  greca,  con  un  ragiouameuio 
apologetico  in  difesa  dell'  architettura  egizia  e  tos- 
cana,  v.  20.— Architettare  e  prospettlve,  v.  8.— 
Trofel  dl  Ottavlano  Angnsto,  innalzatl  per  la  vit- 
torla  ad  Actium  e  conqulsta  dell'  Egitto  con  varj  altrl 
ornament!  anilchl,  v.  8— Trofeo  o  sla  magnlflca  co- 
lonna  coclide,  eretto  al  Emperadore  Marco  Anrello 
Autoulno  per  le  due  vittorle  da  lui  riportato  dalle 
guerre  germanlche,  v.  15.— Raccolta  dl  alcunl  disegni 
del  Barberi  da  Cento  detto  U  Guerclno,  incisi  In 
rame,  v.  21.— Recueil  d'estampes  d'aprds  les  desselus 
de  Barbieri  dlt  Guerclno,  qui  n'ont  pas  encore  6te 
gravies,  tiroes  de  la  collection  de  8.  A.  R.  Monseigneur 
le  Prince  Albert  de  Pologne,  Due  de  Saxe-Ceschen,  de 
celle  de  M.  le  Comte  Maurice  de  Cries,  et  autres,  par 
A.  Bartsch,  v.  21.— II  Campo  Marzio  dell'  autlca 
Roma,  V.  10.— Carcerl,  v.  8.— Le  rovlne  del  Castello 
dell'  Acqna  Glnlia  sltuato  in  Roma  presso  S.  Eu- 
sebio  e  falsamento  detto  dell'  Acqua  Marcla,  coUa 
dlchlarazioue  dl  uno  de  celebrl  passl  del  comentario 
Irontiniano  e  sposlzlone  della  mauiera  con  cul  gU 
antlchl  Romani  distrlbuivan  le  acque  per  uso  della 
cltta,  V.  9.— Antlchiti  dl  Cora  descritte  ed  incise,  v.  9. 
— Essals  de  dlfferentes  Irises  ou  peintures  qui  se  trou- 
vent  dans  les  sottterralns  des  anclens  Etrusques  pr6s 
de  Corneto,  v.  7.— Trolel  de  Dacl,  de  Sarmatl,  ed 
altri  popoll,  alleati  scolpitl,  v.  15.— Diverses  gra- 
vureg,  V.  2.3.— Antichiti  romane:  Gil  avauzl  degU 
antichi  edifizj  dl  Roma,  v.  1.— Teatro  di  Ercolano, 
V.  19. — liapideg  capitoHul,  slve  fasti  consulares 
triumpbalesque  Romanorum,  ab  urbe  condita  usque 

ad  Tiberlum  Caesarem,    v.  9 Osservazionl  dl  Glo. 

Battista  Piranesl  sopra  la  Lettre  de  Mariette  aux 
auteurs  de  la  Gazette  Lltt6ralre  de  I'Europe,  4  Nov., 
1764,  V.  7.— Peintures  de  la  ville  Altoviti  ii  Rome,  iu- 
ventees  par  Slichel-Auge,  peintes  par  Giorgio  Va- 
sarl  et  gravees  par  Tliomas  Piroli  faisant  partie  de  la 
Calcographie  Pirauesi,  v.  26.— Gil  avanzl  de'  iiiouu- 
meiitl  sepolcrali  esistentl  in  Roma  e  nell*  agro 
romano,  v.  2,  3.— Antiquites  de  la  Grande  Grece  au- 

Jourd  hui  royaume  de  Kaples,  v.  27-29 Raccolta  dl 

temp]  antlchl:  2  parte:  che  contlene  11  celebre  Pau- 
teon,  V.  5.— Dlfferentes  vues  de  quelques  restes  de 
trols  grandes  edifices  qui  subsistent  encore  dans  le 
melieu  de  I'ancienne  ville  de  Pesto  autrement  Posi- 
donia  qui  est  8itii6e  dans  la  Lucaule,  v.  15.— Antiquites 
de  la  Orande  Grdee  aujourd'hul  royaume  de  Naples: 
Antiqulies  de  Pompela,  v.  27-28.— Diversl  ornati  delle 
pareii,  volte,  e  pavlmenti  dl  musalco,  esistentl  nelle 
eainmere  della  casa  di  Campagnia  dl  Pompeia,  v.  20 
~i|P?","  antichi  gll  avauzl  de'  teatri,  de'  portlci, 
e  dl  alirl  monumentl  di  Roma,  v.  i.-Peintures  de  la 
sala  Borgia  au  Vatican  de  I'inventlon  de  Raphael. 
et  de  la  villa  Lante  k  Rome  de  I'invention  de  Jules 
Komaln,  v.  24.— Peintures  du  cabinet  de  Jules  II  de  la 
tarueslne  par  Raphael,  et  des  bacchantes  d'Hercula- 
num, v.  2o.—Schola  Italica  pictnrae,  sive  selectae 
quaedam  summorum  e  schola  Italica,  pictorum  tabu- 
lae acre  incisae  cura  et  Impeusls  Gaviul  Hamlltou 
pictorls  V.  22.-Mouumenti  degli  Scipioni,  v.  6.- 
,.  *^?®^  mellleurs  statues  antiques,  v.  18.— Rac- 
^1^„  *.f.™PJ  «»»«chi,  v.  5._Trofeo  o  sia  magniflca 
coionna  dl  marmo  composta  dl  grossl  macignl  ove  si 


veggono  scolplte  le  due  guerre  daclche  fatte  da  Tra- 
Jano,  Inalzata  nel  mezzo  del  gran  foro  eretto  al  me- 
desimo  Imperadore  per  ordine  del  Senato  e  popolo 
romano  doppo  1  suol  trlonfl,  11  tutto  archltettato  da 
Apollodoro,  I'iscrizione  che  nel  pledestallo  di  essa 
coionna  leggesi,  addita  11  TagUo  del  Monti  Quiriuale 
e  Capitolino  fatto  per  Introdurul  molte  fabbricheche 

clrcondavano  ed  ornavano  quel  gran  foro,  v.  14. 

Vasi,  candelabri,  cippl,  sarcofagl,  trlpodi.  lucerne, 
ed  ornamentl  antichi,  v.  12, 13.— Vednte  di  Roma, 
V.  16, 17.— Raccolta  dl  tempj  antlchl:  1  parte.  I  tempi 
dl  Vesta,  e  di  Sibella  in  Tlvoll,  v.  5.— Tempio  dell' 
Onore  e  della  Vlrtn  f  uorl  dl  porto  Capena,  v.  5. 

Pirauesi,  Pietro.    Li  bassiiilievi  antichi  di 
Roma.    See  Piroli,  T.,  and  Zoega,  G. 

See  also  Pirauesi,  F. 

Pirate,  The.    Marryat,  Capt.  F.     (Bohn,  H. 
G. .  Illustr.  Libr. )  1267 

Pirate,  The.    2  v.    Scott,  Sir  W.,  Waverley 
novels,  V.  24,  25.  1268 

Pirates. 

Abbott,  J.  S.  C.  Capt.  William  Kidd, 
and  others  of  the  pirates  or  buccaneers  who 
ravaged  the  seas,  the  islands,  and  the  con- 
tinents of  America  200  years  ago.     1874. 

Johnson,  Capt.  C.    Histoire  des  pirates 

anglois.  1775.  (Exquemelin,  A.  O.,  Hist, 
des  aventtiriers  flUmst.  v.  4.) 

—  Lives  and  actions  of  the  most  noted 

highwaymen,  street- robbers,  pirates,  etc. 
1839. 

Baibary  pirates.    8  pp.     (Bdin.  Rev.  v.  26,  1816, 

p.  149.)— Biarn,  Bp.  of  the  Orkney  Islands.  Encomium 
In  plratas  Jomenses.  17  pp.  {Script,  hist.  Island,  v.  11, 
p.l51.)-Broglle.  A.L.V.C,  Due  de.  De  la  plraterle. 
41  pp.  {EcriU  et  discours,  v.  1,  p.  335.)— Creniony,  J.  0. 
An  ex-plrate.  8  pp.  (  Ocerld.  Monthly,  v.  2,  1869,  p.  351.) 
—Dutch  diplomacy  aud  Indian  piracy.  42  pp. 
{Edin.  Rev.  v.  96,  1852,  p.  54.)-E:xpedition  against 
the  Chinese  pirates.  10  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v. 
35,  1850,  p.  521.)- Florida  pirate.  16  pp.  IBlack- 
uiood-s  Mag.  v.  9,  1821,  p.  516.)— Gladstone,  W.  E. 
Piracy  In  Borneo  and  the  operations  of  July,  1849, 
17  pp.  (  Conlemp.  Rev.  v.  30, 1877,  p.  181.)— LavoUee,  O. 
Los  pirates  malals.  20  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1853, 
v.  3,  p.  579.)— Mlreur,  (— ).  Llgue  des  ports  de  Pro- 
vence contre  les  pirates  barbaresques  en  1585-86.  38 
pp.  (Milanges  hist.  v.  5,  p.  601 :  Coll.  de  doc.  ined.  hist, 
de  France.)- Piracy  in  the  Oriental  archipelago. 
32  pp.  {Edin.  Rev.  v.  88,  1848,  p.  63. )— Proceedings 
against  tbe  pirates  or  the  Guir  of  Persia,  1819-20. 
6  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  10, 1821,  p.  151.)— Historla  de 
piratis  Jomeusibus.  150  pp.  (Script,  hist.  Island. 
v.  11,  p.  1.)— Tun  lun  yuen.  History  of  the  pirates 
who  infested  the  China  sea,  from  1807  to  1810.  128  pp 
(Neumann,  C.  F.,  Trs.  from  the  Chinese:  Orient.  Trans. 
Fund.) 

See  also  Buccaneers. 

Pirates  of  !Segiia.    46  pp.    (Blackwood's 

Mag.  V.  55,  1844,  pp.  299,  401.) 

Pirlilieiuier,  Wilibald.  Hagen,  K. 
Deutschlands  literarische  und  religioese 
verhaeltuisse  im  reformations  -  zeitalter. 
Mit  besonderer  ruecksicht  auf  Wilibald 
Pirkheimer.     1868,  3  v. 

Niceron,  J.  P.    MSm.  des  hommes,  v.  18. 

Pirminius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Meltes.    —758.    Li- 

bellus  de  singulis  libris  canouicis  scarapsus.  9  pp. 
(Mablllon,  J.,  Fet.  analect.  p.  65:  Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s 
Lat.  V.  89,  p.  1029.) 

Vita   et  miracnla    Saucti   Pirmluli.      19  pp. 

(Frankfort  Soc.  Scrip/,  v.  15,  pt.  1,  p.  17.) 

Piroli,  Tommaso.  1750-1824.  Antiquites 
d'Herculanum ;  pub.  par  F.  et  P.  Piranesi. 
Avec  une  explication  par  S.  Ph.  Chaude. 
Paris,  1804-06.     6  v.  4°.  1783 

Compositions.     See  Flaxman,  J. 

and  Zoega,  Georg.  Li  bassirilievi  an- 
tichi di  Roma,  incisi  da  T.  Piroli  colle  illus- 
trazioni  de  G.  Zoega.  pub.  in  Roma  da  Pietro 
Piranesi.     Roma,  1808.     2  v.  fo.  —1741 


PIRON 


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PISO 


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Pisaiiello,  Vittore.    Vasari,  G.     Gentile  da 

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{Brain,  v.  3,  1881,  p.  452.) 

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Pisida,  Georgius.  See  Georgius,  the  Pisidian. 

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2  cent.  Aunales.  20  pp.  (Peter,  H.,  Hist.  Rom.  relli- 
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Pistoja,  Italy.    Annales  Pistorienses.    90  pp. 

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Pistols.    See  Fire-arms. 

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A.,  Works,  ed.  J.  H.  Ingram,  v.  1,  p.  200. 

PitaTal,  Francois  Gayot  de.    See  Gayot  de 

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Pitchlynn,  Peter  P.    Lanman,  C.     Peter 

PUchlynn,  chief  of  the  Choctaws.  12  pp.  (Atlant. 
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Pi  thou,  Pierre.     1539-96.     Excerpta  quae- 

dam  es  adversarils  quae  ad  jus  Romanum  pertinent, 
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quitates  cum  Graecis  ac  Romanis  communes, 
turn  Romanis  peculiares.  sacrae.  profanae, 
publicae,  et  privatae.  civiles  et  militares,  etc. 
Leovardiae,  1713.    2  v.  fo.  R.73 

Contents. 
A-Ealumnla,  v.  1.  li-Zygostates,  v.  2. 

Pitkin,  Thomas  C.     Timothy  Pitkin.     10  pp. 

(New  Eug.  Hist.  Geueal.  Sue.  Mem.  bing.  v.  1,  p.  76.) 

Pitkin,  Timothy,  LL.  D.  1766-1847.  Polit- 
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America,  from  the  year  1763  to  the  close  of 
the  administration  of  President  Washington, 
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Statistical  view  of  the  commerce  of  the 

United  States  of  America  :  including  also 
an  account  of  banks  .  .  . :  together  with  that 
of  the  revenues  and  expenditures  of  the 
general  government.  [3  ed.]  New  Haven, 
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—2392 

Pitkin,  T.  C.    Timothy  Pitkin.    10  pp.    (New  Eng. 

Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  76.) 

Pitman,  Benn.  1823—.  Assassination  of 
President  Lincoln  and  the  trial  of  the  con- 
spirators.    New  York,  1865.     8°.  2643 

Hill,  T.    Pitman's  phonetic  alphabets.    8  pp.    (CAr. 

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and  Howard,  Jerome  B.  Phonographic 

dictionary,  containing  the  reporting  outlines 
for  upward  of  thirty  thousand  words.  Cin- 
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Pitman,C.  B.  (Tr.)  Florence.  SeeYriarte,  C. 

(Tr.)      Recollections  of  40  years.      See 

Lesseps,  F..  Vicomte  de  (in  supplement). 

[Tr.)     Recollections  of  my  youth.     See 

Renan,  J.  E. 

Pitman,  Mrs.  Emma  Raymond.  Elizabeth 
Fry.     Boston,  1884.     12°.     {Famous  women.) 

3767 

Pitman,  Frederick  {Pub.)  New  Testament 
of  Our  Lord  and  Saviour  Jesus  Christ. 
Written  in  the  easy  style  of  phonetic  shprt- 
hand.    London,  n.  d.     16°.  —1214 

Pitman,  Mrs.  Harriet  M.     George  Minot.    3 

pp.   (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geueal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  3,  p.  214.) 

Pitman,  Isaac.  1813—.  Applied  phonetics. 
[Bath],  1879.     16°.  —2164 

Phonetic    shorthand    and    pronouncing 

dictionary  of  tlie  English  language.  London, 
1878.     13°.  —3174 

Phonographic  reporter  or  reporter's  com- 
panion ;  an  adaptation  of  phonography  to 
verbatim  reporting.  63  thousand.  London, 
1875.     16°.  —3174 

The  reporter  ;  or,  phonography  adapted 

to  verbatim  reporting.  Bath.  1846.  8°. 
{With  Ellis,  A.  J.,  Plea  for  phonetic  spelling.) 

—2173 

Selections  from  the  best  authors,  in  the 

reporting  style  of  plionography,  with  key. 
2  ed.     London,  1875.     16°.  —2174 


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Trial  ov  William  Rojer.    Lundon,  1868. 

16°.  —2324 

Pitman,  Robert  Birks.  Succinct  view  and 
analysis  of  authentic  information  extant  in 
original  works,  on  the  practicability  of 
joining  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  oceans,  by  a 
ship  canal  across  the  isthmus  of  America. 
London,  1825.     8°.  —2726 

Piton,  Frederic.  1800—.  La  cathedrale  de 
Strasbourg.  Illustree  de  3  photographies  et 
de  7  lithographies.    Strasbourg,  1861.     8°. 

—1784 

Pitra,  Jean  Baptiste,  Cardinal-Bp.  of  Fras- 
cati.  1812 — .  Analecta  sacra  Spicilegio 
Solesmensi  parata,  v.  1-4,  8.  Parisiis,  1876- 
84.     5  T.  r.  8°.  —2202 

Contents.  .  Abercliis,  St.,  Bp.  of  HierapoHs.  Frag- 
menta,  v.  2.— Africautis,  S.  J.  Fragmenta,  v.  2,  4.— 
Alexander,  St.,  Bp.  of  Alexandria.  Quae  Syriace 
supersuutfragmenta.v.  4.— De  Alexandrinls  Aiite- 
iilcaeiiis,  v.  2 — Aiiastasliis.  Oantlcum  iu  inortu- 
oruin  exequiis,  v.  1.— Aiicyra,  Council  of.  Canoues, 
V.  4. — A  lie  pi  graph  a  rarmina,  v.  1. — Aristides,  of 
Athens.  Quae  Armenice  supersuat  fragmeuta,  v.  4. — 
Arseiiius.  Fragmenta,  v.  l.—Clasca,  A.  De  Tatiaui 
Diatessaron  Arablca  versione,  v.  4. — Clemens  I,  St., 
Pope.  Ex  eplstola  ad  Corluthios,  v.  2.— Quae  Syriace 
et  Armenice  suijersuut  fragmeuta,  v.  4. — Clemens, 
T.  F.,  Bp.  of  Alexandria.  Fragmenta,  v.  2,  4.— Codices 
Claroniontani.  Kecenslo  nova  palaeographica,  v. 
2. — Cosmas,  of  Jerusalem.  Fragmenta,  v.  1. — Cucn- 
liis.  De  S.  Stephano  protomartyre,  v.  1.  —  Cyprl- 
anus,  T.  C,  St.,  Bp.  of  Carthage.  Fragmenta,  v.  2,  4. — 
Cyprianua  and  Nlcolaus.  Syntoma  natalita ;  De 
epiplianla,  v.  1. — Cyrlacns.  De  S.  Lazaro,  v.  1. — 
Dexaetrina,  St.,  of  Alexandria.  Fragmentum,  v.  2. — 
Dionysius,  St.,  the  Areopagite.  Quae  Syriace  et  Ar- 
menice supersunt  fragmenta,  v.  4.— Dionysius,  St., 
Bp.  of  Alexandria.  Fragmenta,  v.  3,  4.— Domitlus. 
De  S.  Johanne  Baptlsta,  v.  1. — Ellas.  Fragmenta,  v. 
1. — Enctieriue,St.,  Bp. of  Lyons.  Formularum  codes 
saec.  VI,  V.  2.— Susebius  Pamphllus,  Bp.  of  Caesa- 
rea.  Iu  Cantlca  Cauticorum,  v.  3. — Ejiistatliliis,  St., 
Bp.  of  Antioch.  Quae  Syriace  supersunt  fragmeuta,  v. 
4.— Gabriel.  De  SS.  Photio  et  Anlceto  martyribus,  v. 
1.— Georgius.  De  B.  Vlrgine  in  templum  recepta, 
V.  1.— Gregorius.  De  S.  Marciauo,  v.  1. — Gregorlus 
(Thauraaturgus),  St.,  Bp.  of  Neocaesarea.  In  Job  Inl- 
tlum;  De  simultatloue  ad  Jeremla  Ix,  8-26;  De  cir- 
cumclslone  ;  In  Jeremiam  x,  2,  v.  3. — Quae  Syriace  et 
Armenice  supersunt  fragmenta,  v.  4.— Hlldegarde, 
St.,  Abbess  of  St.  Rupert's  Mount.  Opera  Spicilegio  So- 
lesmensi parata,  v.  8.— Hlppolyius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Partus 
JRomanus.  Fragmenta,  v.  2.— In  Proverbla,v.  3.— Quae 
Syriace  et  Armenice  supersunt  fragmenta,  v.  4. — Ig- 
natius, St.,  Bp.  of  Antioch.  Actorum,  quae  Armenice 
supersunt  fragmenta;  Eplstolarum  Copto-Tliebalca 
fragmeuta,  v.  4. — Irenaeus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Lyons.  Frag- 
meuta, V.  2,  4.— Joannes.  De  S.  Tryphone  martyre, 
V.  1. — Jobius.  Syntoma  de  hypapaute,  v.  1. — Jo- 
seplius,  Hymnographus.  Fragmenta, v.  1. — Joseplins, 
F.    Selectae  lectlones  de  Maccliabaols,  v.  2.— Justt- 

nns.  Martyr,  St.    Fragmenta,  v.  2,  4 Leo.    De  trans- 

flguratlone,  V.  1. — Malcliio,  St.,  Presbyter  of  Antioch. 
In  dlalogo  cum  Paulo  Samosateno,  v.  3.— Martin,  P., 
Abh€  (Ed.)  Analecta  sacra  patrura  Anteulcaenoruni  ex 
codiclbusOrlentallbus.v.  4.— Mellto,  St.,  Bp'.  of  Sardis. 
De  baptlsmo;  Clavls,  codex  Claromoutanus;  La  clef 
dusymbolisme,  V.  2.— Quae  Syriace  et  Armenice  super- 
sunt fragmenta,  V.  4.— Methodius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Patara. 
Fragmenta,  v.  3,  4.— Neocaesarea,  Council  of.  Cano- 
nes,  V.  4. — Nlcaea,  Council  of.  Hlstoria  et  canoues; 
Nlcaenorum  patrum  nomlna,  v.  4.— Orestes.  Frag- 
menta, V.  1.— Origenes.  Fragmentum,  v.  4.— In 
Octateuchum  ;  In  Job  ;  Iu  Psalmos;  luProverbla;  In 
Isalam;  In  Jeremiam  ;  In  Ezechlelem;  In  Danlelem  ; 
Selecta  Hexapla  In  Penititeuchum  ;  Miscellanea  La- 
tlna;  Expositio  In  8ymbolum,v.  2,3. — Orlgeues  and 
Euseblus  Pamphllus,  lip.  of  Caesarea.  Iu  Psalmos,  v. 
8.— VapiKH,  St.,  Bp.  of  Hierapolis.  Fragmenta,  v.  2. — 
Patres  Anlenlcaenl,  v.  2-4 —  8.  Synodus  An- 
tiocheua  ad  versus  Pauluin  Samosateiiitin.  Frag- 
menta X,  V.  4.— Pctrns  I,  St.,  Bp.  of  Alexandria.  Ex 
oratione  pascUall ;  In  Goneslm,  v.  3.— Quae  Syriace  et 
Armenice  supersunt  trHginenta,  v.  4.— Philo  Judaeus. 
Fragmenta,  v.  2.— Photlus.  Fragnienia,  v.  1.— Ana- 
lecta ex  vetustls  physiologls,  V.  2.— Polycarpus, 
St.,  Bp.  of  Smyrna.    Quae  supersunt  Syriace  et  Arme- 


nice fragmenta,  v.  4.— Roma'nns.  St.  Cautica,  v.  1. 
— Seniores  Alexandrlni,  v.  2.— Serapiou,  ,S^,  Bp. 

of  Thumis.    Quae  Syriace  supersunt  fragmeuta,  v.  4. 

Sergiiis,  Patriarch  of  Constantinople.  Acalhistus  de  B. 
Vlrgine  ;  Acathistus  de  B.  Virginis  transitu,  v.  1.— 
Simeon  Metaphrastes.  De  S.  Saba;  De  S.Maria 
.Slgyptiaca,  v.  1.— Stephaiius.  De  S.  Procoplo  mar- 
tyre,  V.  1.— Tarasius,  St.  In  domlulca  orthodoxiae, 
de  sacrls  imagiuibus,  v.  1.— Theodorns,  St.,  Abbot  of 
Studium.  Fragmenta,  v.  1.— Theophanes.  Cautica 
in  epiphanlae  lumlna,  v.  1.— Theophilus,  St.,  of 
Antioch.  Allegoriarum  In  Evangella  llbrl  IV,  v.  2.— De 
re  rhythmica  melodorum  In  tropologlo,  v.  1. 

SpicilegiumSolesmensecomplectens  Sanc- 
torum Patrum  scriptorumque  ecclesiastico- 
rum  anecdota  hactenus  opera,  selecta  e 
Graecis  orientalibusque  et  Latinis  codicibus. 
Parisiis,  1852-58.  4  v.  8°.  —2252 
Contents.     Allegoi-iarnm  iu  physiologum  Inter- 

pretatlo  vetus  Armenia,  v.  3 Ambrosius,  St.,  Bp. 

of  Milan.    Fragmeuta,  v.  1.— Amphilochius,  St.,  Bp. 
of  Iconium.     Fragmeuta,  v.  1.— Anastasiiis,  St.,  Bp. 
of  Alexandria.  Fragmenta,  v.  l.—Ansllenb«s.    Frag- 
menta, V.  3.— De  Armeniorntn  ave  Zeraiind,  v.  3. 
— Astrampsychus.      Fragmeuta,   v.   3. — Athaiia- 
siiis,  St.,  Abp.  of  Alexandria.    Fragmenta,  v.  1. — Au- 
gustinus.  A.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Hippo.    Fragmentum;  >r.  1. — 
Basillus,   St.,  Bp.   of  Caesarea.      Fragmenta,  v.   1. — 
Bertgitha.    Epimetrum  de  nominibus  sacris,  v.  3. 
— De  priscis  ecclesiae  canticis,  v.  4.— Cethel  aut 
veterum  Judaeorum  physiologorumde  lapidlbus  sen- 
tenllae,  v.  3.— Chrysostomus,  J.,  St.,  Abp.  of  Con- 
stantinople.   Fragmeuta,  v.  1.— Clemens  I,  St.,  Pope. 
Fragmeuta,  v.  1. — Clemens,  of  Alexandria.   Fragmen- 
tum, V.  1 — Excursus  in  Coinmodiaul  Carmen 
apologetlcum.v.  1.— Commodiaiius.  Carmen  apolo- 
geticum  adversus  Judaeos  et  geutes,  v.  1,  4.— Cru- 
slus,   M.     Dissertatlouum  de  Magneto  synopsis  et 
excerpta,  v.  1.— Cyriacus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Paphos.    Frag- 
mentum, V.  1.— Cyrlllus,  St.,  Abp.  of  Alexandria.  Frag- 
menta, V.  1. — Damigeron.    De  lapidlbus  et  eorum 
generlbus,  v.  3.— Damostratus,  of  Apameia.    Frag- 
mentum, V.  3. — Didymus,  of  Alexandria.     Fragmen- 
tum, V.  1.— Dlodorus,  Bp.  of  Tarsus.     Fragmeuta,  v. 
1. — Dionysius,  St.,  the  Areopagite.   Fragmeuta,  v.  1. — 
Dionysius, /(p.  0/  ^Zexandria.     Eplstola;   Fragmen- 
tum ;  Analecta  e  commentario  auonyml  In  Ecclesias- 
ten,    V.    1.  —  Distlnctionum    monasticarum    et 
moralium  llbrl  V,  v.  3.— JSbarcius,  of  St.   Amand. 
Scripturarum  claves,  juxta  traditionem  senlorem,  v. 
3. — Elphraemius,  St.,  the  Syrian.    Fragmentum,  v.  1. 
— Kplphanlus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Cyprus.    Fragmeuta,  v.  1. 
— Veterum  quaedam  epitimia  et  dlagogicae  regulae, 
V.  4 — Kucherliis,  St.,  Bp.  of  Lyons.     Formules  ml- 
norea,  v.  3.— Bhyltiraus  in  £usebii  canones,  v.  3. — 
Kustathiiis,  St.,  Bp.  of  Antioch.     Fragmenta,  v.  1. — 
Flavianits,  >St.,  Bp.  of  Antioch.    Fragmentum,  v.  1.— 
Florus,  D.,  of  Lyons.    Ad  llbros  Sanctl  Irenaol  contra 
haereses  prologus,  v.  1. — Gelasius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Caesarea. 
Fragmentum, V.  1.— Veterum  Gnostlcoriim  in  physi- 
ologum allegorlcae  iuterpretatioues,  v.  3. — Godfrey, 
Prior  of   St.   Swithin's,    Winchester.    Versiculi,   v.   1. — 
Variorum  Graecorum  et  liatlnoriim  sacrae  iio- 
menclaturae,  V.  3. — Varia  de  veterum  Graecorum 
festls  typlca,  v.  4. — Gregorius  I{theGreati,  St.,  Pope. 
Formulae  ad  spiritualem  Scrlpturae  sacrae  intelU- 
gentiara,  v.  3.— Gregorius  {Nazianzenus),  St.,  Abp.  of 
Constantinople.^  Frugmeuta,  v.  1. — Gregorius,  St.,Bp. 
of  Nyssa.    Fragmeuta,  v.  1. — De  slglllo  private  Hen- 
rici  II  Angliae  regis,  v.  3.— Hlerouymiis,  St.    Frag- 
menta ;  Eplstola,  v.  1,  3.— Hilaire,  St.,  Bp.  of  Poitiers. 
Tractatus;  Fragmenta;  Carmeu,  v.l. — Hippolytus, 
St.,  Bp.  of  Portus  Romanus.   Fragmenta,  v.  1 — Iclithus 
slve  do  place  allegorlco  etaymbolico,  v.  3.— Igitaliiis, 
St.,  Bp.  of  Antioch.     Fragmentum,  v.  1. — De  Inscrip- 
tloue  Graeca  et  Christiana  in  coemeterlo  S.  Petri 
a  via  strata  reperta,  infra  urbom  Augustoduuonaem, 
V.  1.— Irenaeus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Lyons.    Fragmeuta;    Ad 
llbros  contra  haereses  prologus;  Homilta,  v.  1.— Isi- 
dore, St.,  Abp.  of  Seville.    De  laudlbua  Salvatorls,  v.  3. 
— Isidorus,  St.,  of  Pelusium.    Fragmentum,  v.  1.— 
Joannes   III,  Patriarch  of  Constantinople.     Collectlo 
qulnquaglnta  tltulorum  Joaunis   Scliolasllcl,  v.  4. — 
Joannes   IV,  Patriarch  of  Constantinople.     Ascetlcae 
regulae;  Canoues  poeulteutlalea;  Ex  Cauonarlo ;  De 
sacra  llturgla;  Senarll  ad  mouacluim,  v.  4.— Joan- 
nes, Beacon  at  Rome.   Exposltuni  In  Heptatouchuni,  v. 
1.— .Julius,  St.,  Pope.     Fragmentum,  v.  1.— Justl- 
nus.  Martyr.    Fragmentum,  v.  1.— Jnvencus,  0.  V. 
A.    Fragmentum  metrl  In  Genesim  ;  Moirum  In  Exo- 
dum;  Metrura  in  llbrum  Josue;  Selecta  fragmenta; 
Glossae  Theotlacae  ad  hlstorlam  evangelicam  J u vend, 


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V.  1.— Leo  III.  St.,  Pope.  Fiagmentum,  v.  1.— Leou- 
tiixs,  of  Byzantium.     Fragmeutum,  v.  1.— JLlberatns, 

Deacon  at  Carthage.  Excerptlones  e  consillo  Chalce- 
doueusi,  v.  4.— Lotus.  De  physiognoraia,  v.  3.— 
Magnes.  Es  llbiis  apocrlticis  I  et  IV,  v.  1.— Maxl- 
mns,  St.  Fragmentum,  v.  1.— Melito,  St.,  Bp.  of 
Sardis.  Clavia,  cum  veterurn  variia  coinmentarils ; 
Fragmenta  quae  supersunt  omnia,  v.  2,  3.— Metho- 
dius, St.,Bp.  of  Myra.  Fragraentum,  v.  1.— Mnrlnns, 
Bp.  of  Alizandria.  Fragmeutum  homlllae  de  pascha, 
v.  1.— De  coucllil  Klcaenl  I  decreto  paschali,  v.  4.— 
Fragmenta  verslonls  Copticae  librt  synodic!  de  primo 
concillo  oecumeulco  Nicaeno,  v.  1 — Nlcephorus 
I,  St.,  Patriarch  of  Constantinople.  Es  antirrheticis 
libris  loca  selecta;  Censura  sive  explicallo  quorum- 
dam  secus  allatorum  adversus  sacras  imagines  testi- 
moniorum ;  Sanctorum  patrum  testimonia  LXXX  de 
Christo  circumscripto;  Refutatlo  ac  eversio  Eusebii 
simul  et  Epiphanidis  sermonum  adversus  D.  N.  J.  C. 
lucarnatlouem  uugatorle  jactatorum  ;  Antirrhetlcus 
adversus  icouomaclios  llbellus,  iu  praeclpua  eorum- 
dem  arguments;  Autlrrbeticus  liber  adversus  Euse- 
bium  et  Epiphauldem,  pars  posterior,  pseudo-Epipha- 
nll  sive  Epiphanidis  conrutatio;  Typicum  et  consti- 
tutloncs  ecclesiasticae,  v,  1,  4. — Sftcolaus  III,  Pa- 
triarch of  Constantinople.  Synodicae  constitutiones; 
Eesponslones  ad  monacborum  luterrogationes ;  De 
Graecorura  jejunlis;  Ex  actis  Sauctl  Aberai ;  De. 
typlco  Nicolal  brevls  diatriba ;  Canon  lamentabllis  B. 
V.  V.  4.  — Nllns,  St.  Epistola,  v.  3.  —  Origenes. 
Fragmenta,  v.  1,  3.— Pacatns.  Fragmenta,  v.  1.— 
Paplas,  St.  De  Interpretatione  domlnlcorum  oracu- 
lorum  librl  IV,  v.  1.— Patrick,  St.,  of  Ireland.  Pro- 
logus  ad  llbrum  do  tribus  babitaculls,  v.  3.— Petrns, 
St.,  Bp.  of  Alexandria.  Fragmenta,  v.  1.— Petrns  de 
Mora,  Cardinal-Bp.  of  Capua.  De  rosa  alphabetica  seu 
ex  arte  sermoclnandl,  v.  3.— De  physlologo  adver- 
saria, V.  3.— De  plsce  geiitllltlo,  v.  3.— Syllabus 
auctorum  qui  de  piscibus  peculiar!  scriptione  dis- 
seruerunt,  v.  3.— Veteres  quidam  plsclnui,  plauta- 
runi,  et  lapidum  catalogi,  v.  3.— Polycarpus,  St.,  Bp. 
of  Smyrna.  Ex  llbro  Eesponsorum  inscripto,  v.  1. — 
PoIycHronlns,  of  Apamia.  Fragmeutum,  v.  1. — 
Proclns,  St.  Fragmeutum,  v.  1.— Prudentins  (G.), 
St.,  Bp.  of  Troyes.  Tractatus  super  aediflcium  Pru- 
dentii,  v.  3. — Psellns,  M.  VersicuU  iu  sanctos  et 
admodum  gloriosos  XII  apostolos,  v.  4. — Rabanns, 
M.  M.,  Abp.  nf  Mayence.  AUegorlae  in  universam  sac- 
ram  Scripturam;  Apparatus  anonyrai  cujusdam 
scbolastici  ad  vulgarem  Babanl  allegorlarum  edl- 
tionem,  v.  3.— Glossae  Remlgiaiiae,  v.  1. — Rhetl- 
clas,  St.,  Bp.  of  Autun.  Fragmeutum  commentarli  in 
Cautica  cauticorum,  v.  1.— Rossi,  G.  B.  de.  Epls- 
tolae,  V.  3, 4. — Rafi iius  ( Tyrannius),  of  Aquileja.  Frag- 
menta, v.  1.— DeRttstici  diaconi  notis  chrouologicis, 

•  T.  4. — Rnsticns.  Scliulla,  disiinctlones,  et  colla- 
Uones  in  acta  coucilll  Chalcedonensis,  v.  4. — Severi- 
anas,  Bp.  of  Gabala.  Fragraenia,  v.  1.— Do  sibyl- 
liua  acrosticliide,  r.  3. — De  soleniiiltatibus, 
sabbatis,  et  neomeuUs,  v.  1. — Sopbronius,  St.,  Bp. 
of  Jerusalem.  Fragmenta,  v.  1. — Tbeodotns,  Bp.  of 
Ancyra.  Fragineuia,  v.  1. — Tbeodotus,  St.,  Bp.  of 
Antioch.  Fragmeutum,  v.  \.  —  Glossae  Tbeotiscae 
Bertiuiauae.  v.  1.— Thomas,  of  Canlimpre.  Frag- 
menta, V.  3.— Tlchouius,  the  African.  Fragmeutum 
in  Esodum;  Sepiem  scriplurae  S.  Regularum  sive 
clavium  epitome,  v.  1,  3.— Timothens,  of  Athens. 
Fragmenta,  v.  3.  —  Typlca  et  ei)itimia  aliaque  id 
geuus.v.  4.— Varro,  M.  T.  Sententiae,v.  3.— De  Vere- 
cundl  ouomastlco  et  grammatlca,  v.  4.  —  Vere- 
cnndns.  Commentariorum  super  Cautica  ecclesias- 
tica  librilX;  Opera  rliythmlca;  Exbortatlo  poenl- 
tendi ;  De  satlsfactione  poeuiteutiae;  Appendices; 
Crlsias ;  Excerptlones  de  gestis  Chalcedonensis,  v.  4. 
— Vlttore,  St.,  Bp.  of  Capua.  Ex  libello  de  cycle  pas- 
chali ;  Excerptum  e  libello  reticulo,  seu  de  area  Noe ; 
Scholia  veterum  patrum,  v.  1.— De  codlce  Vossiauo, 
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[Fraser's  Mag.  v.  60,  1859,  p.  513.)— Coleridge,  S.  T. 
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Mag.  V.  3,  1818,  p.  456.)— Frere,  J.  H.  Glfford's  Life  of 
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See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  37, 1835,  pp.  1,  161,  477. 
657,  843;  v.  38,1835,  pp.  45,  356,  443,  626;  v.  39,  1836,  p. 
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Pitta.    Mueller,  S.,  and  Schlegel,  H.    Over- 

zlgt  der  In  den  Indlscheu  archipol  levenden  soorlen 
von  het  goslacht  P.  20  pp.  (Tommluck,  C.  J.,  Verh.  der 
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Pittacus,  of  Mytdene.     Circa  B.  C.  652—. 

Eplstola.  [Or'.elLat.]  1  p.  [X)\aot,  \.¥.,  Bibliolh.  gr. 
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Pittakis,  Kyriakos.    Neubauer,  R.    Zu  Pit- 

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Pitti-Ferrandi,  Sylvestre  de.  Recherches 
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des  peres,  meres,  et  enfants  naturels  a  Rome, 
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Pittis,  William.  Some  memoirs  of  the  life 
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Pittniaii.    See  Pitman. 

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See  also  Duquesne,  Fort. 

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Pittston,  Pa.  Parke,  N.  G.  First  Presby- 
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Dlssertatio  de  -vita  et  scriptls  sanctl  Pli  I 

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Pius  H,  Pope.    1405-64.   De  viris  illustribus. 

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VoiQT,  G.     Enea  Silvio  de  Piccolomini, 

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Creighton,  M.    iEnoas  Sylvius  Piccolomini,  Pope 

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Pins  V,  Pope.  1504-72.  Letter  on  the  ex- 
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Mekdham,  J.      Life  and   pontificate  of 

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Pins  VI,  Pope.    Life  of  Pius  VI.    25  pp. 

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Pius  VIII,  Pope.  Artaud  de  Montor,  A. 
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Arthur,  W.    The  Pope,  the  kings,  and 

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de  SIontanIt,X.  Constitution  du  Pape  Pie  IX.  4  pp. 
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M.  T.  de  X.,  Comte  F.  de.  Pie  IX.  15  pp.  [Corres- 
pondant,  n.  a.  v.  74,  J878,  p.  577.) — Pius  IX  and  the 
"CIvita  cattolica."  29  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  7, 
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porel  de  Pie  IX.  22  pp.  (  Orrwywdont,  v.  49, 1860,  p. 
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Croddard,  G.  F.  Gregory  the  Great  and  Pius  IX.  17 
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in  reply  to  Horace  Greeley;  Synopsis  of  the  sermon 
on  the  occasion  of  the  collection  for  the  Pope,  July  1, 
1849;  Pope's  return  to  Rome.  29  pp.  (Compl.  works, 
V.  2.  pp.  11,  22,  24,  28,  30.)— Jubilee  of  Pina  IX.  8 
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—  Pius  IX  and  the  political  regeneration  of 
Italy.  18  pp.  (lirownson's  Quart.  Rev.  n.  8.  v.  2, 1848, 
p.  117.) — The  Pope  at  home  again.  1  p.  (Harper's 
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Piaa  IX.  8  pp.  (Dem.  Rec.  v.  22,  18*8,  p.  301.,)— 
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Pius  IX  and  the  ret-olntiona  at  Rome.  4S  pp. 
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Pius,  Grammarian.    Hiller.  E.    Der  gram- 

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1883. 
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Pizarro.     1882. 

Lives  of  Balboa  and  Piiarro.    17  pp.     [Black- 

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cnbrimlentoa  de  Francisco  Pizarro  y  Diego  de  Al- 
magro.  sacada  del  cOdice  n&mero  CXX  de  la  Biblio- 
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Plague  of  impertinence.  The.    82  pp. 

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Plain  and  easy  introduction  to  .  .  . 
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Plain  speaker,  The.    Hazlitt,  W.    2  v. 

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i^Tote.— Attributed  to  Tnos.  Nasli   by  Halkett  and 

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Plainyille,  Conn.    Tomlinson,  S.     Plain- 

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Plan  for  establishing  a  balance  of  power 

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Plan  for  the  reform  of  Parliament  on 

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Plan  of  theAnierican  Union.  Williams, 
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Plan  suggested  for  mature  consideration, 

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means  of  cottage  acres,  and  farms,  termed  leaven 
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likely  to  result  from  Its  pervading  the  whole  mass.  17 
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Plana,  Giovanni  Antonio  Amedeo.  1781- 
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Planch^,  James  Robinson.  1796-1870.  The 
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(Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  24;  Spencer,  W.  V., 
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(Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  7.) — Remarks  on  the 
costume,  etc.,  of  some  of  the  sketches  by  Inlgo 
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Planche,  Jean  Baptiste  Gustave.  1808-57. 
Nouveaux  portraits  litteraires.  Paris,  1854. 
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Contents.    Emlle  Angler,  v.  2.— Beranger,  v.  1 

E.  L.  Bnlwer,  v.  2.— Gnlsti,  v.  2.— Gnizot.  v.  2.— 
Victor  Hngo,  v.  1.— A.  de  Lamartine,  v.  1.— Miche- 
let,  V.  2.— Petrarqne,  v.  2.— La  poesie  et  la  cri- 
tlqae  en  1S52,  v.  -2.- Ponsard,  v.  2.— Le  Prom£- 
thee  euchaine  d'Eschyle,  v.  2.— Mademoiselle 
Rachel,  v.  2.— Sainte-Benve,  v.  1.— George  Sand. 
V.  2.— Scribe,  v.  2. 

Portraits  litteraires.    Paris,  1848.    2  v. 

12°.  2297 

Contents.  Les  amlt^s  litteraires,  v.  2.— Auguste 
Barbier,  t.  2.  —  Chateaubriand,  v.  2.  —  Andr6 
Chenier,  v.  1.— Benjamin  Constant,  v.  1.— De  la 
critiqne  fran^aise,  v.  2.— Casirair  Delavigne,  v. 
1.— F.  Gnizot,  V.  2.— Victor  Hngo,  v.  1.— Lamar- 
tine,  V.  1. — De  la  Inugne  fran^aise,  v.  2. — Prosper 
M^i-iraee,  v.  1.  — Moralite  de  la  poesie,  v.  2.— 
Ponsard,  v.  1.  —  LAbbe  Prevost,  v.  1.— Edgar 
Q,uinet,  v.  2.— Les  royantes  litteraires,  v.  2.— 
Sainte-Benve,  v.  1. —  George  Sand,  v.  2. —  Jules 
Saudean,  v.  1.— Eugdue  Scribe,  v.  1.— Eugdne  Sue, 
V.  2.— De  I'etat  du  theatre  en  France,  v.  2.— Alfred 
de  "Vigny,  v.  1. 

Mont^gnt,  E.    Ecrlvalns  modernes  de  la  France. 

Gustave  Planche.  29  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1358,  2 
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Planchon,JulesEmil,andIiichtenstein, 

Jules.  Phylloxera  [de  1854  a  1873]  resume 
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Planck,  Gottlieb  Jakob.  1751-1833.  Ge- 
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Introduction  to  sacred  philology  and  in- 
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and  enlarged  with  notes,  by  Samuel  H. 
Turner.  Edinburgh,  1834.  16°.  {Bibl.  Cab. 
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PLANCK 


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{Hermes,  v.  14,  1879,  pp.  36,  291.)  —  Moininsen,  T. 
Ueber  die  dem  Cassius  Dlo  beigelegten  thelle  der 
planudischen  uud  der  constantinisclien  excerpte.  10 
pp.     (Hermes,  v.  6,  1872,  p.  82.) 

[Attribvtedto.]    Fabulae  Aesopicae  Grae- 

cae  quae  M.  Planudi  tribuuntur.  Cum  lo. 
Hudson!  et  lo.  Mich.  Heusingeri  notis  etc. 
[Gr.]    Lipsiae,  1810.     16°.  3276 

Plaster  casts.     Courajod,  L.     Note  sur 

I'usage  italien  (XV  si&cle)  de  mouler  les  traits  des 
morts.  2  pp.  (Soc.  antlq.  de  France,  Hull.  1882,  p.  162 ; 
with  Mini.  v.  43, 1882.)— Story,  W.  W.  Art  of  casting 
In  plaster  among  the  ancient  Greeks  and  Romans.  42 
pp.     [Internat.  Rev.  v.  7, 1879,  pp.  508,  642.) 

Plata,  La.     See  Argentine  Republic. 
Platacae.     Fabricius,   B.     Rerum  Platai- 

carum  specimen.  Publlce  dofendet  auctor  G.  O.  Fried- 
rich.     3  pp.     (Zeits.J'.Altertlmmsw.\.Q,lWi,p.39l.) 

Plate,  W.     Dissertation  on  a  second   Bos- 

Ijorus  Cimmerlus,  and  several  rivers  of  the  Palus 
Moeotis.  26  pp.  {Class.  Mus.  v.  1,  p.  85.)— Ptolemy's 
knowledge  of  Arabia.    9  pp.    ( Class.  Mus.  v.  3,  p.  167.) 

Plate.  Cripps,  W.  J.  College  and  cor- 
poration plate  :  a  handbook  to  the  reproduc- 
tions of  silver  plate  in  the  South  Kensington 
Museum.     1881. 

Old  English  plate.     1878. 

Plate  and  plate  buyers.    33  pp.    {Qtiart.  Rev.  v. 

141,  1876,  p.  353.)— Russell,  J.  F.  Notes  on  Eliza- 
bethan communion  plate.  10  pp.  1  pi.  (Archaeol.  Journ: 
V.  35, 1878,  p.  44.)— Simpson,  W.  8.  Inventory  of  the 
vestments,  plate,  and  books,  belonging  to  the  church 
of  St.  Peter  Cheap,  London.  11  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol. 
Assoc.  Journ.  v.  24,  1868,  p.  150.)— luventorle  and  ap- 
praisement of  all  the  plate  in  the  lower  jewel  house  in 
the  to-vrer  of  Iiondon,  1649.  20  pp.  (Archaeologia, 
V.  15,  1806,  p.  271.) 

See  also  Goldsmltli's  work. 

Platen- Hal Icruiiieiide,  August,  Orqf 
von.  1796-1885.  Gesammelte  werke.  Stutt- 
gart, 1853-54.     5  V.  in  3,  16°.  —3196 

Contents.  Die  Abassiden,  v.  4.— Balladen,  v.  1.— 
Berengar,  v.  3. — Ursprung  der  Carraresen  und 
Ihrer  horrschaft  in  Padua,  v.  5.— Ueber  versohlodene 
gegonstaonde  der  dlchtkunst  uud  sprache,  v.  5.— 
Dramatisches,  v.  3,  4.— KkloK<^"  ui"l  idyllen,  v.  2. 
— Kpigrainnie,  v.  2.— Festgesaeiige,  v.  2.— Ga- 
■elen,  v.  2.  —  Vermtschte  und  geleKenhettsKe- 
dlchte,  V.  1.— Der  Ulaeserue  pantoflTel,  v.  3.— 


Goedeke,  K.  Platen's  biographie,v.  1.— Die  Grossen 

kaiser,  v.  4. — Der  Gruudlose   brunnen,   v.   4 

liCbeiisregeln,  v.  5. — lileder  und  romanzen,  v.  1. — 
Die  liiga  von  Cainbrai,  v.  3.  —  Mntliilde  von 
Valois,  v.  3.— Geschichten  des  koenigreichs  Neapel, 
v.  5. — Die  Neuen  propheteu,  v.  3.— Odcn,  v.  2. — 
Parabase,  v.  4.— Der  Roniantisclie  CEdipus,  v.  4. 
— Rosensolin,  v.  4. — Der  Scliatz  -von  Rhantp- 
slnit,  v.  3. — Sonette,  v.  2.— Das  tlieater  als  eiu 
natioualinstitut,  v.  5. —Der  Thurin  init  sleben 
pforten,  v.  3.— Treue  um  trene,  v.  3.— Uebfr- 
setzungen,  vJ2.— Die  Verhaengnissvolle  gabel, 

V.  4. 

Geschichten  des  koenigreichs  Neapel  von 

1414  bis  1443.     Frankfurt-a.-M.  1833.     16°. 

3547 

The  Conqueror  and  the  captive.    1  p.    (Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  26,  1845,  p.  148.)— Das  Knde  Polens. 

[Tr.]  1  p.  (Eraser's  J/a^.  V.  67,  1863,  p.  C12.)—Zobir. 
2  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  34, 1849,  p.  543.) 

Platen's  poems.    32  pp.     (Southern  Rev.  v.  4, 1868, 

p.  434.) 

Goedeke,  K.  Platen's  blographie.  66  pp.   (Platen- 

Hallerrauende,  A.,  Graf  von,  Gesamm,.  werke,  v.  1,  p.  vil.) 

Plater,  Emilie.     Emily  Plater,  the  Polish 

heroine.    11  pp.    (Dem.  Rev.  v.  11, 1842,  p.  23.) 

Plates  to  magnetic  and  meteorological  ob- 
servations, Girard  College,  1840-45.  Wash- 
ington, 1845.     8°.  —2481 

Plath,  Johann  Heinrich.  1801-74.  Die  reli- 
gion und  der  cultus  der  alten  Chinesen. 
Muenchen,  1862-64.     2  v.  in  1,  4°.        —2283 

Handbuch  der  geographie  und  statistik 

von  Asien.  See  Bi'auer,  J.  H.,  and  Plath, 
J.  H. 

Unsterbllclikeits-lelire  der  alten  Chinesen.    14 

pp.    (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  20, 1866,  p.  471.) 

Platiiia,  Bartolommeo,  pseud.    See  Sacchi, 

B.  de'. 
Platiiinni.  Sainte-Claire-Deville,  H.  E., 

and  Debray,   H.      De  la    metallurgie    du 

platine,  etc.     1861. 

Prinsep,  J.    Note  on  the  discovery  of  platina  in 

Ava.     6  pp.     (Asiat.  Research,  v.  18,  pt.  2,  1833,  p.  279.) 

Platuer,  Ernst  Zacharias,  and  others.  Be- 
schreibung  der  stadt  Rom.  Stuttgart,  1829- 
42.     3  V.  in  6,  8°.  2726,  atlas  2722 

Contents.  Ambrosch,  J.  J.  A.  Therraen  des  Cara- 
calla.  Beschreibung,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Bunsen,  G.  K.  J. 
Allgemeine    hlstorisch  -  antiqunrische    beschreibung 

des  Capitols,  Forums,  und  Palatlus,  v.  3,  pt.  1 Aven- 

tin  und  seine  umgobungen.  Allgemeine  elnleitung. 
Der  eigenlUche  Aventin,  v.  3,  pt.  1. — Beschreibung  des 
Vatlcanischen  gebiets,  v.  2,  pt.  1  — Bogeii  des  Dola- 
bella,  V.  3,  pt.  1. — Caelius  und  seine  umgebungen. 
Allgemeine  einleltung,  v.  3,  pt.  1. — Das  Colosseum,  v. 
3,  pt.  1. — Ebene  des  Testaccio  und  angraeiizeude  mit 
dem  Tiberufer,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Das  Forum  und  die  Basilica 
des  Frledens,  v.  3,  pt.  1.  —  Geographische  bestim- 
mungen,  v.  1. — Die  handscliritien  der  Vatlcanischen 
blbliothek,  v.  2,pt.  2.— Die  her«tellungdes  roemlschen 
Forums  und  der  prachtforen  .Julius  Caesars  und  der 
Kaiser,  v.  3,  pt.  2.— Die  hoehen  von  S.  Saba  und  S.  Bal- 
bina,  V.  3,  pt.  1.— Kirche  S.  Martlno  al  Monti,  uebst 
der  alten  kirche  des  H.  Sylvester,  v.  3,  pt.  2.— Klaglled 
ueber  Rom  am  anfaug  des  12  jahrhuiiderts,  v.  1. — 
Klagestimmen  ueber  Rom,  v.  1.— Lateran  rait  umge- 
bungen. Elnleitung;  Die  Basilica  Coustautlus  bis 
9uO;  Die  Basilica  Serglus  III ;  Neuo  Lateranklrche,  v, 

3,  pt.  1 Die  luft  Roms  und  der  umgegend,  v.  1. — Das 

Mausoleum  Hadrians  Oder  die  Engolsburg,  v.  2,  pt.  1. 
— Die  paepstllche  muenze,  v.  2,  pt.  1.— S.  Oleraente,  t. 
3,  pt.  1.— S.  Lorenzo  fuorl  le  mura,  v.  3,  pt.  2.— 8.  Paolo 
f  uori  le  mura,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— S.  Stefano  rotondo,  v.  3,  pt. 

1.— Die  St.  Peterskirche,  v.  2,  pt.  1 Die  7  kirchllchen 

und  die  14  neuen  regionen  Roms,  v.  1.— Topogrnph- 
Ische  elnleitung,  v.  1.  —  Ueber  die  ursiirueugllche 
anordnung  der  tapeteu  Raphaels  In  der  SIxtlnlschen 
Capelle,  v.  2,  pt.  2.  —  Uebersicht  der  epochen  der 
stadlgeschlohte  In  diesem  zeltraum.v.  1.— Villa  Palom- 
bnra,  v.  3,  pt.  2.— Ziir  geschlchte  dor  alten  stadt,  v.  1.— 
Gerhard,  F.  W.  E.  Besclirolbung  der  antlken  vasen 
der  blbliothek,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— Roms  autlke  blldworke,  v. 

1 Gerhard,  F.  W.  E.,  and  Plainer,  E.    Daa  Vatlcan- 

Ische  museum,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— Iloft'mann,  K.  F.  V.  Die 
beschaSenhelt  dee  roemlschen  bodcns,  v.  1.— Nie- 


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bnbr,  B.  G.    Abrlss  der  geschichte  des  wachsthums 
und  vorfalls  der  alten,  uud  der  wiederUerstellung  der 
neueu  stadt  Bom,  v.  1.— Battisterio  UQd  dazu  gehoerige 
capellen,   v.  3,  pt.  1.— Castell  der  Aqua  JuUa  Oder 
Trotel  dl  Mario;  S.  Matteo  in  Merulana,  v.  3,  pt.  2.— 
Die  Fora  Augusta  und  Nerva's,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Die  Meta 
Sudaus;  Der  Trlumphbogen  Constautlns,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— 
Porta  S.  Maggiore,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Der  terapel  der  Venus 
und  Koma,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Thermea  des  Caracalla.  Aklge- 
lueine  eluleitung,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Die  Trajansihertnen 
(Titustherineu).    Le  Sete  Sale,  v.  3,  pt.  2.— Plainer, 
E.    Abtel  alle  tre  Fontane  Oder  ad  Aquas  Salvias,  v.  3, 
pt.  1.— Beschreibung  des  chrlstUcUen  museums,  v.  2, 
pt.  2.— Beschreibung  der  neuen  Capitols  gebaeude  mlt 
ihren  sammlungen,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Beschreibung  des 
Vatlcanischeu  blbliothek-gebaeudes  und  der  iu  ihm 
beflndllchen    einzelnen   deukmaeler    und~kleiuern 
sammlungen,  v.  2,  pt.  -•.—Beschreibung  der  wlchtlg- 
sien  miniaturen  der  bibliothek,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— Der  Borgo 
und  selue  umgebungen,  v.  2,  pt.  1.— Denkmaeler  des 
eigeutlichen  Caellus,  v.    3,    pt.  1.  —  Erlaeuterungmi 
ueber  die  hauptpunkie  der    geschlchte  der  chrisi- 
Ucben  stadt,  v.  l.— Gebaeude  am  abhange  des  Capi- 
tols, v.  3,  pt.  1.— Gebaeude  Im  Forum,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Ge- 
baeude im  thale  zwlschen  Capitol,  Palatln,  und  der 
Tiber,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Grabmaeler  der  Vigna  Moroni  und 
der  umgegend.    Sogenannter  bogen  des  Druses,  v.  3, 
pt.  1. — Hoebe  des  Caeliolus  und  umgebung,  v.  3,  pt- 1. 
—Die  klrchen  und  audern  merkwuerdigkelten  des 
christllcheu  Boms,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Kloster  des  Laterans. 
Der  Lateranische  palast;  Das  hospital;  Der  obelisk; 
Villa  Guistiniani;  Porta  S.  Giovanni,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Die 
kunst  in  Bom  vou  Ihrer  wiederherstelluug  bis  auf 
unsere  zeit,  v.  1.— Das  Marsfeld  Oder  die  ebeue  Boms. 
Beschreibung  der  einzelnen  merkwuerdigkelten,  v. 
3,  pt.  3.— Die  merkwuerdigkelten  der  Esquillen  und 
Ihrer  umgebungen,  v.  3,  pt.  2. — Die  neue  Peterskirche, 
V.  2,  pt.  1.— Der  Pincius.    Beschreibung  der  einzelnen 
merkwuerdigkelten,  v.  3,  pt.  2.— Der  Qulrlnal  und 
seine    umgebungen.     Beschreibung   der    einzelnen 
merkwuerdigkelten,  v.  3,  pt.  2.— Baphaels  tapeten,  v. 
2,  pt.  2.— Baphael  und  Casiiglloue  an  Leo  X,  ueber  die 
wiederherstellung  der  alten  stadt,  v.  1. — Boms  basi- 
liken  und  deren  raosaike,  v.  1.— S.  Euseblo,  v.  3,  pt.  2. 
— S.  Pieiro  ad  Vincula;  SB.  Quirico  e  Glulitta;  Torre 
de'  Monii,  v.  3,  pt.  2.— SS.  Pietro  e  MarcelUno,  v.  3,  pt. 
1.— S.  Prassede,  v.  3,  pt.  2— S.  Sablna;  S.  Alessio ;  S. 
Maria  del  Priorato;  S.  Prlsca,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— S.  Sisto;  SS. 
Nereo  ed  Achilleo;  S.  Cesareo;  8.  Giovanni  In  Porta 
Latina;  S.  Giovanni  in  Oleo;  Porta  Latina,  v.  3,  pt.  1. 
— Sarkophag  in  S.  L<jreuzo;  S.  Biblana,  v.  3,  pt.  2.— 
Die  steluarten  an  Boms  gebaeuden  und  blldwerken 
mlt  verglelchung  der  alteu  uud  neuen  naraeu,  v.  1. — 
Das  Trajausrorum  rait  der  saeule,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Traste- 
vere  uud  der  Janlculus.    Beschreibung  der  einzelnen 
merkwuerdigkelten,  v.  3,  pt.  3. — Der  Trlumphbogen 
des  Titus, V.  3,  pt.  1.— Die  Vaiicanlsche  gemaeidesamm- 
lung,  V.  2,  pt.  2.— Der  Vatlcanlsche  paiast,  v.  2,  pt.  1. — 
Der  Viminal  uud  seine  umgebung.     Beschreibung 
der  einzelnen  merkwuerdigkelten,  v.  3,  pt.  2.— Platner, 
E.,  and  Bunsen,  C.  K.  J.    Grabmai  der  Scipiouen,  v.  3, 
pt.  1.— Roestell,  W.  Geschlchillche  einleitung.  Von 
dem  archiv  des  Lateranlschen  palastes,  v.  2,  pt.  2. — 
Boms  katakombeu  und  deren  alterthuemer,  v.  1. — 
Ueber  die  glaubwuerdigkelt  der  aeltesten  lebensbe- 
schreibungender  paepste,  V.  1.— Synchronistisclie 
nebersicht    der    topographlschen    geschlchte   des 
alten  und  neuen  Boms,  v.  1 — Vrllchs,  L.    Die  Cari- 
nen  und  Esquillen,  v.  3,  pt.  2. — Das  Marsfeld  Oder  die 
ebene  Boms.    Allgemeine  einleitung,  v.  3,  pt.  3.— Der 
Pincius.    Allgemeine  einleitung,  v.  3,  pt  2. — Der  Qul- 
rlnal und  seine  umgebung.    Allgemeine  einleitung, 
T.  3,  pt.  2.— Trastevere  und  der  Janlculus.   Allgemeine 
einleitung.  v.  3,  pt.  3.— Der  Vlmlnal  und  seine  umge- 
bung.   Allgemeine  einleitung,  v.  3,  pt.  2.— Urlichs,  L., 
and  Prien,  t — ).    Archaeoioglsches  sachreglster,  v.  3, 
pt.  3. 

Plato.  Circa  B.  C.  430-347.  Opera  omnia. 
Recognoverunt  J.  G.  Baiterus.  J.  C.  Orellius, 
A.  G.  Winckelmannus.  [Gr.^  Turici,  1841- 
83.     21  V.  in  7,  16°.  3206 

Contents.  Alclblades  I,  v.  9.— Alclbiades  II,  v. 
10. — Apologia  SocratU,  v.  1. — Axiocbug,  v.  2.— 
Cbarinidrs,  v.  10.— Clltophon,  v.  2'i.— Cratylus, 
V.  6.— Critias,  v.  15.— Crito,  v.  1.— Defiuitioues,  v. 
20.— Demodocus,  v.  20.— Epiiioniis,  v.  li.— Epts- 
tolae,  v.  lU.— Erastae,  v.  -i.— Eryilas,  v.  20.— En- 
tbydemng,  v.  5.— Euthj-phro,  v.  1.— Gorgias,  v. 
7.— Hipparcbns,  v.  11.— Hippias  major,  v.  19.— 
Hippias  minor,  v.  6.— lo,  v.  7._De  Justo,  v.  20.— 
I<acbes,  v.  10.— Ue  Legibug  librl  SII,  v.  14.— Lysis, 
T.  II.— Mencxcuns,  t.  11.— 9Xeno,  v.  9.— Minos,  v. 


12.- Parinenldes.v.ie.- Pbaedo,v.  2.— Phaedrns, 
V.  18.— Phllebns.  v.  «.- Polltlcns,  v.  12.— Prot«- 

foras,  v.  5.— Res  pnblica,  v.  13.— Scholia,  v.  21.— 
isypbus,  V.  20.— Sopbista,  v.  4.— Symposium,  v. 
17.— Tlieaetetns.  v.  s.— Tbeages,  v.  2.— Timaens, 
T.  15.— Timaens  Liocrns  de  anima  mundi  et  natura, 
V.  15.— De  Virtute,  v.  20. 

Opera,  ex  recensione  R.  B.  Hirschigii  [et] 

C.  E.  Ch.  Schneideri.  Cum  scholiis  et  indi- 
cibus.  [Gr.  et  Lot.]  Parisiis.  1856-73.  3 
V.  r.  8°.     (Didot.  A.  F..  Biblioth.  gr.)       3262 

Contents.  Alcibiades  I,  v.  1.— Alcibiades  II,  t. 
1.— Amatores,  v.  1.— Apologia  Socratis,  v.  1. — 
Axiocbns,  v.  2.— Charmides,  v.  l.—Civilas.  librl 
X,  V.  2.— Convivium,  V.  1.— Cratylus,  v.  1.— Cri- 
tias, v.  i.— Crito.  V.  1.— Defiuitiones,  v.  2.— De- 
modocus, V.  2.— Epinomis,  V.  2 — Epistolae  XIII, 
V.  2— Eryxias,  v.  2.— Entbydemus,  v.  1  — Eutby- 
phro.  V.  1.— Gorgias,  v.  1.— Hipparcbns,  v.  1. — 
Hippias  major,  v.  1.  — Hippias  minor,  v.  1.— 
Hnuzlker,  J.  .\rgumenta  DiJilogorum  cum  Indice 
norainum  et  rerum  uecnon  indice  philosophlco  abso- 
lutissimis,  accedunt  prolegomena  et  scholia  Graeca  iu 
Platonem,  v.  3.— Index  emendatlonnm,  v.  1.— lo, 
V.  1.— De  Jnsto,  v.  2.— Lacbes,  v.  1.— Leges,  libri 
XII.  V.  2.— Liysis,  v.  1.— Meuexenus,  v.  1.— Sleno, 
V.  1.— Minos,  V.  1.— Parnienides,  v.  1.— Pbaedo, 
V.I.— Phaedrns,T.  1.— Pbilebus,  V.  1.— PolUlcus, 
V.  1.— Praefatio,  v.  1.— Protagoras,  v.  1.— Sisy- 
pbns,  V.  2.— Sopbista,  v.  1.— Tbeaetetns.  v.  1. — 
Tlieages,  v.  1.— Timaens.  v.  2.— De  Virtute,  v.  2. 

Dialogi  Graece  et  Latine.    Ex  recensione 

Immanuelis  Bekkeri.  Berolini.  1816-18.  3 
V.  in  7,  S°.  3205 

Contents.  Alcibiades  I,  v.  2,  pt.  3.— Alcibiades 
II,  V.  1,  pt.  2.— Amatores,  v.  2,  pt.  3.— Apologia 
Socratis,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Axiocbns,  v.  3,  pt.  3.— Cbar- 
mides,  v.  1,  pt.  1.— Clitopbon,  v.  2,  pt.  3.— Con- 
vivium, v.  2,  pt.  2.— Cratylus,  v.  2.  pt.  2.— Critias, 
V.  3,  pt.  2.— Crito,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Dertnltiones,  v.  3, 
pt.  3.— Demodocus,  v.  3,  pt.  3.— Epiuomls,  v.  3, 
pt.  3.— Epistolae,  v.  3,  pt.  3.— Eryxias,  v.  3,  pt.  3. 
—Entbydemus,  v.  2,  pt.  1.  — Euthypbro,  v.  1,  pt. 
1. — Gorgias,  v.  2,  pt.  1. — Hlpparcliiis,  v.  1,  pt.  2. — 
Hippias  major,  v.  2,  pt.  :).— Uippias  minor,  v.  1, 
pt.  2.— lo,  V.  1,  pt.  2.— De  Justo,  v.  3.  pt.  3. — Lacbes, 
V.  1.  pt.  1.— Leges,  v.  3,  pts.  •-',  3.— Lysis,  v.  1,  pt.  1. 
— Meuexenns,  v.  2,  pt.  3.— Meuo,  v.  2,  pt.  1.— Mi- 
nos, V.  1,  pt.  2.— Parnienides,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Pbaedo, 
V.  2,  pt.  3.— Pbaedrus,  v.  1,  pt.  1.— Pbilebus,  v.  2, 
pt.  3.— Politic  us,  V.  2,  pt.  2.— Protagoras,  v.  1,  pt. 
1.— Res  pnblica,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Sisypbns,  v.  3,  pt.  3. 
— Sopbista,  V.  2,  pt.  2.— Tbeaetetns,  v.  2,  pt.  1.— 
Tbeages,v.  2,  pt.3.— Tlmaeu8,v.  3,  pt.  2.— Timaeus 
Locrus,  V.  3,  pt.  3.— De  Virtute,  v.  3,  pt.  3. 

Dialogi  V.    Recensuit,  notisque  illustra- 

vit  N.  Forster.     Ed.  III.     Oxonii,  1765.     8°. 

3205 

Contents.  AiroKoyia  Swcparovs. — EpooTai. — Ev6v<j>pu>y. 
— KpiTiov.— ♦di&oi'. 

Works.   Tr.  from  the  Greek  by  F.  Syden- 
ham and  T.  Taylor.    London,  1804.     5  v.  4°. 

—1422 
Contents.  First  Alcibiades,  v.  1.— Second  Alci- 
biades, V.  4.— Apology  of  Socrates,  v.  4.— Ban- 
quet, V.  3. — Cbarmides,  v.  5.— Clitopbo,  v.  5 — 
Cratylus,  v.  5.— Critias,  v.  2.— Crito, v.  4.— Damas- 
cius.  Notes  on  the  Parnienides,  v.  3.— Epinomis, 
V.  2.— Epistles,  V.  5.— Eutbydemus,  v.  5.— En- 
tbypbro,  v.  5. — Gorgias,  v.  4.— Hipparcbus,  v.  5. 
-Greater  Hippias,  v.  3. —  Lesser  Hippias,  v.  5.— 
lo,  V.  5. — Lacbes,  v.  5. — Laivs,  v.  2. —  Lysis,  v.  5. — 
Menexenns,  v.  5.  —  Meno,  v.  5. —  Minos,  v.  4. — 
Olympiodorus.  LUe  ot  Plato,  t.  1.— Parnieni- 
des, V.  3.— Pbaedo,  v.  4.— Pbaedrus,  v.  3.— Pbile- 
bus. V.  4.— Politicus,  V.  4.— Proclns.  Notes  on 
the  First  Alcibiades,  v.  i.— Cratylus,  v.  5.— Parnienides, 
V.  3.— Pbaedrus,  v.  3. — Timaeus,  v.  2.— Protagoras, 
V.  5. — Republic,  v.  1. — Rivals,  t.  3.— Sopbista,  v. 
3.— Taylor,  T.  General  introduction,  v.  i.— Esplaua- 
tlon  of  certain  Platonic  terms,  v.  1. — Tbeaetetns,  v. 
4.— Tbeages,  v.  5.— Timaeus,  v.  2. 
(Bev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  14,  1S09,  p.  187.) 

—  Works.  A  new  and  literal  version, 
chiefly  from  the  text  of  Stallbaum.  By  H. 
Gary,  H.  Davis,  and  G.  Burgess.  London, 
1854-61.  6  V.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Class. 
Libr.)  -1428 


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Contents.  Albtnns.  Introduction  to  tlie  Dialogues 
of  Plato,  V.  6.— First  Alciblades,  v.  4.— Second  Alcl- 
biades,  on  praj'ing,  v.  4.— Aleinoiis.  Introduction 
to  the  doctrines  of  Plato, v.  6.— A  pology  of  Socrates, 
V.  1. — Apuleiiis.  Oil  the  doctrines  of  Plato,  v.  6. — 
Axiochus;  or,  on  death,  v.  6. — Banquet ;  or,  on 
love,  V.  3. — Cliarinides  ;  on  temperance,  v.  4. — Cli- 
topho,  V.  4. — Cratylus,  v.  3.— Critlas,  v.  2. — Crito; 

or,  the  duty  of  a  citizen,  v.  1.— Defiititions,  v.  6 

Deinodociis,  v.  6.— Diogenes  liaertius.  Life  of 
Plato,  V.  6. — Kpinoniis;  or,  the  philosopher,  v.  6. — 
Spistles,  V.  4.— Kryxias  ;  or,  on  wealth,  v.  6. — Eii- 
tbydeinns,  v.  3. — Kiitliyphron  ;  or,  on  holiness, 
V.  1. — Gorglas  ;  or,  on  rhetoric,  v.  1.— Gray,  T.  Some 
account  of  the  Dialogues  of  Plato,  v.  6. — Hesychlns, 
of  Mileliis.  Life  of  Plato,  v.  6.— Ilipparchus,  v.  4. — 
Hippias  major,  v.  4. — Hippias  minor,  v.  4 — Ion, 
V.  4.— On  Justice,  v.  6.— Laclies  ;  or,  on  fortitude, 
V.  4. — Laws,  V.  5.— liysis  ;  or,  on  friendship,  v.  1. — 
Menexenus,  V.  4.— Meno  5  or,  respecting  virtue,  v. 
3.— Minos,  V.  4.— Olympiodorus.  Life  of  Plato,  v. 
6. — Farmenides;  or,  on  idealities,  v.  3.— Phaedo; 
or,  the  immortality  of  the  soul,  v.  1.— Pbaedrns  5 
or,  on  the  beautiful,  v.  1.— Phllebus  ;  on  the  greatest 
good,  V.  4.— Protagoras  ;  or,  the  sophists,  v.  1. — 
Republic,  v.  2.— Rivals,  v.  4.— Sisyphus;  or, 
upon  tailing  counsel,  v.  6.— Sophist,  v.  3.— States- 
man, V.  3. — Sydenham,  F.  G^eneral  view  of  the 
works  of  Plato,  v.  6.— Theaetetus;  or,  on  science,  v. 
1.— Theages,  v.  4. —  Tiinaeus,  v.  2.— Treatise  of 
Timaeus  the  liocrian,  v.  6. — On  Virtue,  v.  C. — 
General  index,  v.  6. 

—  Dialogues,  for  English  readers.  By  Wil- 
liam Wheweli.  2  ed.  Cambridge,  1860-61. 
3  V.  16°.  —1428 

Contents.  First  Alciblades,  v.  1.— Second  Alci- 
blades, V.  1. — Apology,  V.  1.— Charmides,  v.  1. — 
Clitophon,  V.  1.— Crito,  v.  1.— E^uthydemus,  v. 
2. —  Euthyphro,  v.  1.— Gorgias,  v.  2.— Greater 
Hippias,  V.  2.— Lesser  Hippias,  v.  2.— Ion,  v.  2.— 
liaches,  v.  1. —  liysis,  v.  1. —  Menexenus,  v.  2. — 
Meno,  V.  1. —  Phaedo,  v.  1. —  Phaedrus,  v.  2. — 
Philebus.v.  2.— Pi-otngoras,v.  2.— Republic,  v.  3, 
— Rivals,  V.  1.— Theages,  v.  1. — Timaeus,  v.  3. 

(Rev.  of  In  Macmilian's  Mag.  v.  1,  1860,  p.  225 ;  Quai-t. 
Rev.  v.  112,  1862,  p.  306.) 

—  Dialogues.  Tr.  into  English,  with  analy- 
ses and  introductions,  by  B.  Jowett.  Ox- 
ford, 1871.     4  V.  8°.  —1424 

Contents.  First  Alciblades,  v.  4.— Apology,  v.  1. 
— Charmides,  v.  1.— Cratylus,  v.  1.— Ciitias,  v.  2. 
—Crito,  v.  1.— Euthydemus,  v.  1.— Euthyphro, 

V.   1 Gorgias,  v.   3.— Ion,    v.   1.— Laches,   v.  1. — 

liaws,  v.  4.— Lesser  Hippias,  v.  4.— Lysis,  v.  1.— 
Menexenus,  v.  4.— Meno,  v.  1. — Parmenides,  v. 
3.— Phaedo,  v.  1.— Pliacdrus,  v.  1.— Plillebiis,  v. 
3 — Protagoras,  v.  1.— Republic,  v.  2.— Sophist, 
V.  3.— Statesman,  v.  3.— Symposium,  v.  1.— Tiie- 
aetetus,  v.  3.— Timaeus,  v.  2.— Index  of  person^ 
and  places,  v.  4. 

(Eev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  54, 1871,  p.  155;  Edin. 
Rev.  V.  134,  1871,  p.  303;  London  Quart.  Rev.  V.  37,  1872, 
p.  79;   Quart.  Rev.  v.  131, 1871,  p.  492.) 

—  CEuvres,  tr.  par  Victor  Cousin.  Paris, 
1822-39.     13  V.  8°.  —1431 

C'lntents.  Premier  Alciblade,  v.  5. — Second  Alci- 
biade,  v.  5. — Apologie  de  Socrate,  v.  1. — Axio- 
chus, V.  13. — Banquet,  v.  6. — Ciiarinide,  v.  5.— Cli- 
tophon, V.  13.— Cratyle,  v.  11.— Critias,  v.  12.— Cri- 
ton,  v.  1. — Definitions,  v.  13. — D£modocus.  v.  13. 
— Epinomis,  v.  l;t.— Eryxias,  v.  13.— Euthydiine, 
v.  4.— Eutljypliroii,  v.  1.— Gorgias,  v.  3.— Ilip- 
parque,  v.  5.— Hippias,  v.  4.— Second  Hippias,  v. 
4.— Ion,  V.  4 — Du  Juste,  v.  13.— Laches,  v.  5. — 
Lettres,  v.  13 — Lois,  v.  7,  8.— Lysis,  v.  4.— M*- 
nexisne,  v.  4.— Menon,  v.  6.— Minos,  v.  13.— Par- 
menide,  v.  12.— Phidon,  v.  1.— Phidre,  v.  6.— 
Philt-be,v.  2.— Places  de  vers,  v.  13.— Politique, 
V.  11.— Protagoras,  v.  3. — R^publique,  v.  9,  10. — 
Rivanx,  v.  5 — SIsyplie,  v.  13.— Sopltiste,  v.  11.— 
Testament,  v.  13.— Tli^agis,  v.  5.— Tlniitite,  v.  2. 
— Tln»*e,  v.  12.— Tini^e  de  Locres,  v.  12.— De  la 
Vertu,  v.  13. 

(Kov.  of  In  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  7, 1833,  p.  116.) 

—  Werke,  von  F.  Schleiermacher.  8  aufl. 
Berlin,  1855-62.     3  v.  in  6,  8°.  —1424 

Contents.  Alklbiades,  der  eogenannte  erste,  v.  3, 
pt.  2.— Alkibiades,  der  sogenannte  zwelte.v.  l,pt.  2. 
—Charmides.  v.  1,  pt.  2 — Eiithydemos,  v.  2,  pt.  1. 
— Euthyphron,v.  1,  pt.  2.— Gastmahl,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— 


Gorgias,  v.  2,  pt.  1.— Hipparchos,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— 
Hippias.  Das  groessere  gespraech,  v.  3,  pt.  2. — 
Hippias.  Das  kleluere  gesprnech,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Ion, 
V.  1,  pt.  2.— Kleitophon,  v.  3,  pt.  2.— Kratylos,  v. 
2,  pt.  2.— Kriton,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Laches,  v.  1,  pt.  I.— 
Lysis,  V.  1.  i3t.  1.— Menexenos.  v.  3,  pt.  2. — Menon, 
V.  2,  pt.  1.— Minos,  V.  1,  pt.  2.— Kebenbnliler,  v.  3,  pt. 

2.— Parmenides,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Phaidon,  v.  3,  pt.  2 

Phaidros,  v.  1,  jit.  1.— PI»ilebos,  v.  3,  pt.  2.— Pro- 
tagoras, V.  1,  pt.  1.— Sokrates  vertheidlgung,  v. 
1,  pt.  2.— Sophist,  V.  2,  pt.  2.— Stant,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— 
Staatsmann,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— Theages,  v.  3,  pt.  2. — 
Theaitetos,  v.  2,  pt.  1. 

(Rev.  of,  by  A.  Boeekh,  In  his  Gesamm.  kleine  schriften, 
V.  7,  p.  1.) 

Ausgewaehlte  werke.      Deutsch  von  K. 

Prantl,  C.  Conz,  Ed.  Eyth,  K.  C.  Planck, 
und  W.  Saupp.     Stuttgart,  n.  d.     14  v.  in  4, 

^  12°.  —1458 

•  Contents.  Apologie  des  Sokrates,  v.  6.— Char- 
mides, V.  14.— Ewtliypliron,  v.  7.— Gastmahl,  v. 
2.— Ueber  die  Gesctzc,  v.  11-13.— Gorgias,  v.  8.— 
Kriton,  v.  7 — Laches,  v.  9.— Menon,  v.  14.— Par- 
menides, V.  10.— Pliaedon,  v.  1.— Phaedrus,  v.  3. 
— Protagoras,  v.  9 Staat,  v.  4,  5. 

Auserlesene  gespraeche.    Uebersetzt  von 

Friedrich  Leopold  Graf  von  Stolberg.  Ham- 
burg, 1827.  3  V.  12°.  (Stolberg.  C.  and  F.  L., 
Grq/m  von,  Gesamvi.  werke,  v.  17-19. )   — 3136 

Contents.  Erste  Alkibiades,  v.  2.— Zwolte  Alki- 
biades, V.  2.  —  Apologie,  Oder  vertheidlgung  des 
Sokrates,  v.  3.— Gastmahl,  v.  1. — Gorgias,  v.  2. — 
Ion,  v.  1. — Kriton,  v.  3.— Phaedon,  v.  3.— Phae- 

dros,  V.  1. — Anfang  des  17  buchs  der  Republik,  als 
eine  beilage  zum  Phaedon,  v.  3. — Tlieages,  v.  2. — 
Xenophon.  Apologie,  Oder  vertheidlgung  des  Sok- 
rates vor  seiuen  rlchtern,  v.  3. 

AST,  G.   F.   A.       Lexicon  Platonicum. 

1835-38,  3  V. 

Platon's  leben  und  schriften.     1816. 

Baiter,  J.  G.,  and  others.     Scholia  ad 

Platonem.   1841.   (Plato,  Opera  ornma,  v.  21.) 

Bekker,  I.      In   Platonem  a  se  editum 

commentaria  critica.  Accedunt  scholia. 
1823,  2  V. 

Collins,  C.  W.    Plato.    1880.     (Collins, 

W.  L.,  And.  classics  for  Eng.  readers.) 

Day,  A.     Summary  and  analysis  of  the 

Dialogues  of  Plato.  1870.  (Bohn,  H.  G., 
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HuNZiKER,  J.     Argumenta  Dialogorum 

.  .  .  accedunt  prolegomena  et  scholia  Graeca. 
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Biblioth.  gr.) 

Schaaeschmidt,  C.    Sammlung  der  Pla- 

tonischen  schriften  zur  scheidung  der  echten 
von  den  unechten.     1866. 

Schleiermacher,  F.  E.  D.    Introductions 

to  the  Dialogues  of  Plato.     1836. 

Timaeus  [the  Sophist).     Lexicon  vocum 

Platonicarum.     [Or.]     1789. 

Albert!,  E.      Geslchtspuukto  fuer  angezwelfelte 

Platonische  Gespraeche.  24  pp.  {Fhilntogvs,  Sujiple- 
ment,  v.  3,  1878,  p.  107.)— Die  sprachphllosophie  vor  P. 
25  pp.  {Philologus,  v.  11,  1856,  p.  681.)— Ueber  des  Albi- 
nos Isngoge  in  Platon's  Dialoge.  35  pp.  (Hheinisch. 
mus.  n.  8.  V.  13, 1858,  p.  76.)— .4ilbiuu8.  lutroductlo  in 
Platouls  Dlalogos.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  4  pp.  (Piato,  Opera, 
V.  3,  p.  225:  Didot,  A.  F.,  liiblioth.  gr.)—The  same  In 
English.  8  pp.  (  Works,  v.  6,  p.  315  :  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Clots. 
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(Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Jnscripl.  Hist.  v.  37, 1774,  j).  1.)— 
Badham,  C.  Piatonica.  6  pp.  (Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v. 
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men  crllicuin  In  Platonem  von  van  Housde.  65  pp. 
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I  Mnemosyne,  v.  9,  18C0,  p.  337 ;  u.  8.  v.  2,  1874,  p.  241 ;  v. 
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The  Banquet;  tr.  from  the  Greek.  73  pp.  (Shelley, 
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Bohn,  H.  G.,  Class.  Libr.;  Works,  tr.  by  F.  Sudenliam  and 
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1 — Casina,  v.  1.— Cistellaria,  v.  2.— Curcullo,  t. 
l^EpldJcus,  T.  2.— Fabularum  fragnienta,  v.  4.— 
Blenaecliniei,  V.  2.— Mercator,  v.  3.— Miles  elori- 
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scrlptls  Plduti,  V.  1.— Persa,  v.  3.— Poenulus,  v  3. 
— Psendolus,  v.  3  — Receusns  codicnm  MSS,  v. 
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V.  1.— De  Plauto  et  ejus  scriptis  testimonla,  v.  1. — 
TrinnmmnSiV.  4.— Trncnlentns,  v.  4.— Index, v.  5. 

Comoediae.  cum  selectis  variorum  notis 

et  novis  commentariis.  curante  J.  Naudet. 
Parisiis,  1830-32.  4  v.  8°.  (Lemaire,  N.  E., 
Biblioth.  class.  Lat.)  4235 

Contents.  Amphitrno,  v.  1. — Asinaria,  v.  1.— 
Anlnlaria,  v.  1. — Baccliides,  v.  1.— Captivi,  v.  1. 
—Casina,  v.  1.— Cistellarla,  v.  2— Cnrcnlio,  v.  2. 
— Epidicn8,v.  2. — Fraginenta,v.  3. — Menaecbmi, 
T.  2.— Mercator,  v.  2.  —Miles  gloriosns,  v.  2.— 
Mostellaria,  v.  2. — Nandet,  J.  Xotitia  literaria,  v. 
3.— Praefatio,  v.  1.— Persa,  v.  2.— Poennlns,  v.  3. — 
Psendolns,  V.  3.— Q,nerolns,  sire  Aulularia,  v.  3. — 
Rotron,  J.  de.  Les  Sosles,  v.  1. — Les  Captlfs,  v.  1. — 
Le3  Menechmes,  v.  2.— Rndens,  v.  3.— Stichns,  t.  3. 
— De  Plauto  et  ejus  scriptis  veterum  et  recentlorum 
testimonla,  v.  3.  —  Trlnnmus,  v.  3. —  Trncn- 
leutns,  V.  3.— Vita  Planti,  v.  3. — Index  unlversus, 
v.  4. 

Comoediae.     Ex  recensione  et  cum  appa- 

ratu  critico  Friderici  Ritschelii.  Bonnae, 
1848-53.     3  V.  8°.  3234 

Gmfents.  Baccliides,  v.  l.-rMenaecbmi,  v.  2. — 
Mercator,  v.  3.— Miles  gloriosns,  v.  1.— Mostel- 
laria, V.  2. — Persa,  v.  3.  —  Psendnlns,  v.  2. — 
Ritschl,  F.  W.  Prolegomena,  v.  1.— Sticlins,  v.  3.— 
Trinnmmns,  v.  1. 

Quae    supersunt  comoediae,  cum  frag- 

mentis  priorum  editorum  et  novis  Angeli 
Mali  ictibus  versuum  notatis  ex  recensione 
C.  H.  Weisii.  Nova  impressio.  Lipsiae, 
1877-81.    4  V.  18°.  3237 

Contents.      Ampbitrno,  v.   1.— Asinaria,   v.   1. — 

Anlnlaria,  V.  1. — Bacrhides,  v.  1 Capteivei,  v. 

1 — Casina,  v.  2.— Cistellaria,  v.  2.— Cnrcullo.  v. 
2.— Kpidlms,  v.2.— Fragmenta,  v.  4.— Slenaech- 

inJ,  V.  '2.— 3Iercator,  v.  2.— Miles  gloriosns,  v.  3 

Mostellaria,  v.  3.— Persa,  v.  3 Poennlns,  v.  3.— 

Psendolns,  v.  3. — Rndens,  v.  4.— Sticbns,  v.  4 

Trinnnius,  v.  4.— Trncnleutns,  v.  4. 

Comoediae.      Ex     recognitione    Alfredi 

Fleckeisen.     Lipsiae,  1879-81.    2  v.  in  1, 16°. 

3234 

Contents.     Ampbitrno,  t.   1.— Asinaria,  y.  2.— 

Baccbides,  v.  2.— Captivi,  v.  1.— Cnrcnlio,  v.  2 

Fleckeisen,  .\.  Epistula  crltica,  v.  1.— Miles  glori- 
osns, V.  1. — Psendnlns,  v.  2. — Rndens,  v.  1. — 
Sticbns,  V.  2.— Trinnmmns,  v.  1. 

Ausgewaehlte  komoedien.      [Lat.]     Er- 

klaert  von  A.  O.  F.  Lorenz.  2  aufl.  v.  2,  3,4. 
Berlin,  1869-83.     3  v.  12°.  3234 

Contents.  Miles  gloriosns,  v.  3.— Mostellaria, 
V.  2. — Psendolns,  v.  4. 

Ausgewaehlte  komoedien.     [Lat.]    Fuer 

den  schulgebrauch  erklaert  von  Julius  Brix. 
3  aufl.    Leipzig.  1879-83.     4  v.  in  1, 8°.     3234 

Contents.  Captivi,  v.  2.  —  Menaecbmi,  v.  3.— 
Miles  gloriosns,  v.  4. — Trinnmmns,  v.  1. 

Comedies.     Tr.  into  familiar  blank  verse, 

by  Bonnell  Thornton.  2  ed.,  revised  and 
corrected.     London,  1769-74.     5  v.  8°.     3343 

Contents.  Ampbitrno,  v.  1. — Asinaria,  v.  5. — 
Anlnlaria,  v.  2.— Baccbides,  v.  5.— Captivi,  v.  1. 
—Casina,  v.  5— Cistellarla,  v.  4.— Crinito,  P.  Life 
of  Plautus,  V.  1.— Cnrcnlio,  v.  4— Epldlcns,  v.  3. 
Fragments,  v.  5.— Menaecbmi,  v.  b.— Mercator, 
V.  2.— Miles  gloriosns,  v.  1.— Mostellaria,  v.  3. — 
Persa,  v.  5. — Poennlns,  v.  4.— Psendolns,  v.  3.— 

Rndens,  v.  2.— Sticbns,  v.  1 Trinnmmns,  v.  2. 

— Trucnientns,  v.  4. 

Comedies,  literally  tr.  into  English  prose, 

with  notes,  by  Henry  Thomas  Riley.  Lon- 
don. 1852.  2  V.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Class. 
Libr.)  3344 

Contents.  Ampbltryon,  v.  2.— Asinaria,  v.  1. — 
Anlnlaria,  v.  1.— Baccbides,  v.  1.— Captivi,  v.  1. 
-Casina,  v.  2.— Cistellarla,  v.  2.— Cnrculio,  v.  1. 
— Kpidicns.v.  2.— Fragments, v.  2.— Menaecbmi, 
V.  1.— Mercator,  v.  2.— Miles  gloriosns,  v.  1. — 
Mostellaria,  v.  2. — Persa,  v.  2. — Poennlns,  v.  2. — 
Psendolns,  v.  1.— Rndens,  v.  2. — Sticbns,  ▼.  1. — 
Trinnmmns,  v.  1. — Tmculentns,  v.  2. — Index, 
V.  2. 


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Anfitrlon,  comedla  que  tr.  el  Doctor  VUlalobos. 

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Aulularla. 

Aulularia.    With  notes  critical  and  ex- 
egetical,  and  an  introduction,  by  Wilhehn 


PLAUTUS 


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Ijadewig,  T.     Einleitung  und  anmerkungen  zu 

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Trlnummus. 

Tiinummus.  With  notes  critical  and 
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Play  of  the  Sacrament.    See  Stokes,  W. 

{Ed.) 

Players.  See  Actors.  —  Drama  and  the 
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Playfair,  G.  M.  H.  Cities  and  towns  of 
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Playfair,  James  G.     Biographical  account 

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{Ed.)      Works  of  John  Playfair.      See 

Playfair,  J. 

Playfair,  John.  1748-1819.  Works.  With 
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Edinburgh,  1822.  4  v.  8°.  2174 
Contents.  On  the  arithmetic  of  Impossible  quan- 
tities, V.  3. — Remarks  on  the  astronomy  of  the 
Brahmins,  v.  3.— Causes  which  affect  the  accuracy 
of  barometrical  measurements,  v.  3.  —  On  the 
naval  tactics  of  the  late  John  Clerk,  of  Eldin,  v.  3.— 
Theorems  relating  to  the  figure  of  the  earth,  v.  3.— 
On  the  progress  of  heat  In  spherical  bodies,  v.  3. 
—Biographical  account  of  the  late  James  Ilntton,  v. 
4.— Illustrations  of  the  Hnttonian  theory  of  the 
earth,  v.  1.— Review  of  Le  Compte  rendu,  par  I'ln- 
stitut  de  Prance,  v.  4.— Review  of  Kater  on  the 
pendulum,  v.  4.— Review  of  liambtou's  Measure- 
meiit  of  an  arch  of  the  meridian,  v.  4.— Review  of 
Lutplace,  Essal  philosophlque  sur  les  probabillt^s,  v. 
4.— Review  of  Laplace,  Tralte  de  mficauique  celeste,  v. 
4. — Dissertation,  exhibiting  a  general  view  of  the  pro- 
gress of  mathematical  and  physical  science, 
since  the  revival  of  letters  lu  Europe,  v.  2.— Review  of 
Bl^chain  et  Delambre,  Base  du  syslfeme  metrlque 
decimal,  V.  4.— Review  of  Sludge's  Account  of  the 
trigonometrical  survey  of  England,  v.  4. — 
Playfair,  J.  G.  Biographical  account  of  P.  v.  1.— On 
the  origin  and  investigation  of  porlsuis,  v.  3.— Bio- 
graphical account  of  the  late  John  Robinson,  v.  4.— 
Lithological  survey  of  Schehallieu,  v.  3.— On  the 
solids  of  greatest  attraction,  v.  3.— Biographical  ac- 
count of  the  late  Matthew  Stetvart,  v.  4 Observa- 
tions on  the  trigonometrical  tables  of  the 
Brahmins,  v.  3.— Review  of  Baron  de  Zach,  Attrac- 
tion des  raontagnes,  v.  4. 

Illustrations  of  the  Huttonlan  theory  of  the  earth. 

16  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  1,  1803,  p.  201.)— 
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Rev.  V.  8,  1813,  p.  149.) 

Playfair,  Sir  Lyon,  LL.  D.     1819—.      On 

the  gases  evolved  during  the  formation  of  coal.  20  pp. 
(Geol.  surv.  of  Gt.  Brit.  Mem.  v.  1,  p.  460.) 

Notice  of  P.     13  pp.     (Dublin  Vniv.  Mag.  v.  89,1877, 

p.  304.) 

Playfair,  Lieiit.  -  Col.  Robert  Lambert. 
Handbook  for  travellers  in  Algeria.  Lon- 
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Playgoing. ,  4  pp.     [Fraser''s  Mag.  v.  59, 

185'.),  p.  2 19.) 

Play-groiind,  Outside  a.    8  pp.     {Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  52,  1858,  p.  551.) 

Playing-cards.    See  Cards. 

Plays.    See  Drama  and  the  Stage. 

Plays  and  players.    Button,  L-         3324 

Plays  and  poems.    Dickens,  C.  J.  H.    2  v. 

2105 

Plays,  players,  and  playhouses  at 
home  and  abroad.    Lennox,  Lord  W.  P.    2  v. 

3325 

Playse,  John,  and  Hudson,  Henry.  Voy- 
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Playwrights,  A  chapter  on.  15  pp.  (Dub- 
lin Univ.  Mag.  v.  69,  1867,  p.  573.) 

Plea  for  mercy  to  animals 


Plea  for  ministerial  liberty. 


Macaulay,  J. 

—1607 
Duncan,  J.  M. 

—4234 
Thornton,  W. 

—1397 


Plea  for  peasant  proprietors. 

T. 

Plea  for  phonetic  spelling.  Ellis,  A.  J.  —2173 
Plea  for  religion.     Simpson,  D.  —3246 

Plea  for  the  Constitution  of  the  U.  S.     Ban- 
croft, G.  —1358 
Plea  for  the  Non-conformists.     De  Laune, 
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being  ;  and  extracts  from  his  treatise  on  the 
manner  in  which  the  multitude  of  ideas 
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Plunket,    William    Conyngham,     Baron. 

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Irish  eloquence,  p.  357.) 

Plunket,  D.    Life,  letters,  and  speeches 

of  Lord  Plunket.     1867,  2  v. 

Brougham,  H.,  Baron  Brougham  and  Vaux.    In  his 

Hist,  sketches  of  statesmen,  v.  2,  p.  335.  13  pp. 
{Works,  V.  4.) 

See  also  Dublin  Uuiv.  Mag.  v.  15, 1840,  p.  258;  Eraser's 
Mag.  V.  18, 1838,  p.  732. 

Plnquet,  Francois  Andre  Adrien,  Abbe. 
1716-90.  Dictionnaire  des  heresies,  des  er- 
reurs,  et  des  schismes,  ou  memoires  pour 
servir  a  I'histoire  des  egarements  de  I'espi-it 
humain  par  rapport  a  la  religion  chretienne 
.  .  .  Augmente,  continue  jusqu'a  nos  jours, 
revu,  et  corrige  par  M.  TAbbe  J.  Jh.  Claris. 
Paris,  1847.  2  v.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Encyc. 
thiol.  V.  U,  12.)  —4262 

Contents. 
Abaelard-QulStlsme,  v.  1.       Eationallsme-ZulngUens, 
V.  2. 

Pluquet,  Frederic.  1781-1834.  Notice  sur 
la  vie  et  les  ecrits  de  Robert  Wace,  poete 
normand  du  XII  siecle ;  suivie  de  citations 
extraites  de  ses  ouvrages,  pour  servir  a  I'his- 
toire de  Normandie.     Rouen,  1824.     r.  8°. 

2373 

{Ed.)     Roman  de  Rou.     See  Wace,  R. 

Plurality    des    existences    de    I'ame. 

Pezzani.  A.  —1438 

Plurality  of  the  human  race.    Pou- 

chet,  G.     {Anthropol.  SoG.)  1794 

Plurality  of  worlds.  Powell,  B.  Essays 

on  the  spirit  of  the  inductive  philosophy,  the 

unity  of  worlds  .  .  •     1855. 

Proctor,  R.  A.     Other  worlds  than  ours. 

1870. 

Whewell,    W.      Plurality    of    worlds ; 

with  an  introduction  by  E.  Hitchcock. 
[Anon.}    1854. 

Bablnet,  J.    Astronomle  speculative.    De  la  plu- 

rallt6  des  mondes.  21  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1855, 
n.  p6r.  2  s.  V.  9,  p.  365.)— Bonainy,  P.  N.  Sentiments 
des  anclens  phllosophes  sur  la  plurality  des  mondes. 
19  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  9,  1736, 
p.  1.)— Plurality  of  worlds  and  Sir  David  Brewster. 
U  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  44,  1854,  p.  246.)— Bruno, 
G.  De  rinflnito  uuiverso  e  mondl.  104  pp.  {Opere, 
V.  2,  p.  1.)— Fontenelle,  B.  le  B.  de.  Entretleus  sur 
la  plurality  des  mondes.  132  pp.  ( (Euvres,  v.  3,  p.  121.) 
— Hill,  T.  Plurality  of  worlds.  12  pp.  {Chr.  Exam. 
v.  57,  1854,  p.  208.)— liacre telle,  0.  J.  D.  de.  De  la 
plurality  des  mondes  et  des  migrations  des  ames.  28 
pp.  {In  his  Testament  phllos.  et  lit.  v.  2,  p.  39.)— 
Smith,  H.  J.  8.  Plurality  of  worlds.  51pp.  {Oxford 
essays,  1855,  p.  105.)  — Tzaut.  S.  La  plurality  des 
moudes  hablt6s.  44  pp.  (Bibliolh.  univ.  et  rev.  suiste, 
n.  p6r.  v.  29,  1867,  pp.  97,  189.)— Williams,  H.  Ro- 
mance of  the  plurality  of  worlds.  10  pp.  {Dublin  Vniv. 
Mag.  n.  s.  v.  2,  1878,  p.  14.)— Wills,  0.  Other  worlds. 
17  pp.    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  53,  1859,  p.  330.) 

See  also  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  20, 1854,  p.  45;  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  102, 1855,  p.  435;  New  Englander,  v.  12, 1854,  p.  670; 
N.  Brit.  Rev.  V.  21, 1864,  p.  1 ;  Southern  Rev.  v.  8, 1870. 
p.  369. 

Plus  anclens  monuments  de  la  langue 
frangaise.  Paris,  G.  B.  P.  {Ed.)  {Soc.  des 
anc.  textesfr.)  1212 

Plus  d'elfets  que  de  paroles.    129  pp. 

Scarrou,  P.,  Nimvelles  Iragi-cumiiiues,  v.  2,  p.  93. 

Plus  excellents  bastiiucnts  de  France. 

Ducerceau,  J.  A.     2  v.  —1751 

Plusiadenus,  Joannes.    See  Josephus,  Bp. 

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PllltarchllS.  Circa  50-120.  Omnia  quae 
exstant  opera  ;  cum  Latine  interpretatione 
Cruserii  et  Xylandri  .  .  .  Accedit  nunc 
primum  Plutarchi  vita,  ex  ipso,  et  alns 
utriusque  linguae  scriptoribus,  a  Joan.  Ru- 
aldo  collecta  digestaque.  Lutetiae  Parisio- 
rum,  1624.     2  v.  fo.  3261 

Contents.  Moralla,  v.  2 :  Anlmlne  an  corporis  affec- 
tiones,  slnt  pelores.— De  Aleiandrl  fortuna  vel 
virtute,  oratioues  prior  et  posterior.  — Ainatorlae 
narratloues.— Amatol•iu8.--Deamicor^Ilnnlal- 
tltn^liIle.  —  De  aiuore  prolls.  —  Terrestriane  an 
aqu.-Uilia  animalia  siut  callidlora.— De  tranquilU- 
tate  aninii.— De  consolationo  ad  Apollouium.— 
Apophthegmata  liaconlca.— Aqnaiie  an  ignis  sit 
uiiliiir.— Coinparationia  Arlstophaiiis  et  Menan- 
drl  brevlarium.— Bellone,  an  pace  clarlores  fuerint 
Athenienses.— Quoraodo  posslt  andilator  ab  aml- 
co  iuternosci.— De  audltlone.— De  esu  carntum, 
orattones  prior  et  posterior.— Adversus  Coloteia.- 
Conjuglnliapraecepta.-Consolatioadiiioiein 
swam.- Cottvivalium  dlsputaiiouum  librl  IX.— De 
cnriositate.— De  cupldltaie  dlvltlarnni.— De  ei 
apud  Delphos.- >'e  suavlter  quidem  vlvi  posse,  se- 
cundum KpicnrI  decreta.— De  exstillo.— De  rato. 
— DefliivUu.— De  fortniia.— De  frateriio  ainore. 
— De  prlmi  frigldo.— De  garriilltate.— De  Ilero- 
dotl  niaHguHate.  —  Hlstoriarnm  Graecarum 
cnm  Ronianiii  conjuucta  receuslo,  parallela.— De 
capleada  es  hostibiis  utllltate.— Iiistitnta  La- 
coiilca.— De  invldia  et  odio.— De  cohlbenda  Ira. 
— De  Iside  et  Oslrlde.— Lmcaenaruni  apoph- 
thegmata.—An  recte  dictum  sit,  lateiiter  esse  vi- 
■veiidnin.  — Qua  quts,  ratlone  se  ipsuin  ciu-a  invi- 
diam landare  possit.— De  liberla  educandls.— 
De  facie,  quae  in  orbe  lunae  apparet.— De  niulle- 
rnni  virtutibns.— De  musica.— De  his,  qui  sero  k 
nniniue  puniunlur. — De  oraculoriini  defectu.— 
Maxlme  cum  prlnclpibus  virls  pliilosopho  essedis- 

putandum De  placitis  philosophoruin  ilbri  V.— 

Quomodo  adolescens  poetas  audire  debeat. — Ad 
prlucipem  Inerndliornm.  — Cur  nunc  Pylhia 
uon  reddat  oracula  carmine.— Q,naestiones  Grae- 
cae.  —  Q,nae8tioues  iiaturales.  —  Q,nae8tiones 
Platoiiicae.  —  Q,uaestiones  Komaiiae.  —  Bruta 
animalia  i-atlone  uti.— De  sciie  dictus  regiini  ac 
Imperatortun.- Praecepta  gerendae  reipublicae. 
— De  unius  In  repnblica  domiuatlone,  popularl 
statu,  et,  paucorum  imperio.— An  seni  gerenda  sit 
respublica.— De  vita  X  rhetorum. — De  fortuna 
Roiuauorutn. — De  tuenda  sanitate  praecepta. — 
Septeiu  sapieiitum  couviviniii. — De  genlo  So- 
cratls.— De  Stoicorum  repuguautiis. — De  commu- 
nlbus  notitils  ad  versus  Stolcos.- Compendium  com- 
meniarli  quo  ostenditur  Stoicos  quam  poetas  absurdl- 
ora  dlcere.— De  superstltione.- De  animae  procrea- 
tloue,  quae  in  Tiiuaeo  Plalonis  describltur.— Quo- 
modo quis  suos  in  virtute  paranda  sentire  possit 
praefeotus. —  De  vlrtnte  et  vitio. — De  vlrtnte 
inorali.— Virtntein  doceri  posse. —  De  vitando 
aere  alieno.— .\n  vitiositas  ad  infellcitatem  suffi- 
clat. — De  vitioso  pudore. 

Vltae  parailelae.  v.  1 :  Agesilaiis. — Agis  et  Cle- 
omenes.— Alcibiadcs.— Alexaudei-.— Antontiis. 
— Aratus.— Aristides. — A  rtoxerxes.— Brutus. — 
0.  .Julius  Caesar.  —  Cainlllus.  —  Marcus  Cato. — 
Cato  minor.  —  Cicero.  —  Coriolanns.  —  Marcus 
Cra8sus.-Cynioii.--I>einetrius. --Demosthenes. 
— Dion.— Enmeues. — Fabius  Slaximus. — Titus 
Qulutiiis  Flaniiiiins.— Galba.— Lucullns. — Ijy- 
cnrgus. — Liysander.  — M.  Marcellus. — Caiu.«  9Ia- 
rlus. — \icias. — \unia.— Otho. — Paiilus  .^me- 
lius.—Pelopi  das. —Pericles. —Philopoe  men.— 
Phocion.— Poinpeius.— Poplicola. —  Pyrrhas. 
— Romulns.—  Q.  Sertorins.  —  Solon.  —  Sylla. — 
Themistocles.— Theseus.- Tiberias  et  Caius 
Gracchi.— Tlmoleou. 

Annotatlones,  v.  1 — Cmaer,  H.  Eplstola  ad 
lectorem,  v.  1.— Estieune,  H.  In  nonnulla  horum 
opusculoruin  philosophlcorum  Plutarchi  commenta- 

tlones   doctisslmae,  v.  2 Liamprias.     De  scriptis 

Plutarchi  catalogus,  v.  1.— liectloues  varlae,  v.  1, 
2.— Slaassac,  P.  J.  de.  Judlcum  de  Plutarcho  ot 
scriptis  elus,  v.  1.— Rualt,  J.  Vita  Plutarchi;  Anl- 
madverslones  ad  Inslguiora  II  et  LXX.  2<^aAfi.aTa,  slve 
lapslones  Plutarchi  Chaerouensls,  v.  1.— Xylander, 
W.  H.    Vita  Plutarchi,  v.  1.— Indices,  v.  1,  2. 

Opera.     IGr.  et  Lat.]    Parisiis,  1855-62. 

5v.  r.  8°.    (Didot,  A.  F.,  Bi&Ztof/i.  flfr.)     3262 
ybte. — Contents  of  v.  1-4  the  same  as  the  preceding, 
Pabt  IV.— 106. 


except  the  omission  of  De  fluviis.  Contents  v.  5:  Do 
Anvils.— Pragmenta.—De  vita  et  poesl  Homerl. 
— De  metris.— De  uobilitate. — Proverbla  quibus 
Alexandrini  usi  sunt.— Index  nominum  et  rerum. 

Lives.    The  tr.  called  Dryden's  corrected 

from  the  Greek  and  revised  by  A.  H.  Ciough. 
Boston,  18.59.  5  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am. 
Rev.  V.  89,  1859,  p.  521;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  110, 
1861,  p.  459.)  3843 

A'otir.- Contents  the  same  as  v.  1  ot  Omnia  quae  ex- 
stant opera. 

Lives.  Tr.,  with  notes  and  a  life  of  Plu- 
tarch, by  Aubrey  Stewart  and  George  Long. 
London.  1880-83.  4  v.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G., 
Stand.  Libr. )  3796 

A'ote.— Contents  the  same  as  the  preceding. 

Shakespeare's  Plutarch,  being  a  selection 

from  the  Lives  in  North's  Plutarch  which 
illustrate  Shakespeare's  plavs.  Ed.  ...  by 
Rev.  Walter  W.  Skeat.   London.  1875.   p.  8°. 

3387 

Moralia,    id    est    opera,    exceptis  Vitis, 

reliqua.  Graeca  emendavit,  notationem 
emendationum,  et  Latinam  Xylandri  inter- 
pretationem  castigatam,  subjunxit,  animad- 
versiones  explicandis  rebus  ac  verbis,  item 
indices  copiosos,  adjecit,  Daniel  Wytten- 
bach.  Oxonii.  1795-1830.  8v.  inl5,  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  3,  1803.  p.  216.)  3201 

Xote. — Contents  of  v.  1-5  the  same  as  v.  3-5  of  the 
Opera:  Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Contents  of  v.  6,  7: 
Wyttenbach,  D.  Anlmadverslones ;  v.  8:  Wytten- 
bach,  D.    Index  Graecltatls. 

Philosophy  commonly  called  the  Morals; 

tr.  out  of  Greek  into  English  ...  by  P.  Hol- 
land.    London.  1657.     fo.  —1413 

Contents.  Instructions  for  them  that  manage  aflfairs 
of  state.- Of  the  fortune  or  vertue  ot  King  Alex- 
ander, 2  orations. — How  to  bridle  anger. — Consola- 
tory oration,  sent  unto  ApoUonins.  —  Apoph- 
thegms, or  notable  sayings  of  kings,  princes,  and 
great  captains.  — Apophthegms,  that  is  to  say,  the 
noble  sayings  and  answers  ot  Lacedemonian  dames. 
— Breviary  of  the  comparison  between  Aristophanes 
and  Menander.  —  Whether  the  Athenians  were 
more  renowned  for  martial  arras,  or  good  letters. — 
Of  avarice,  or  covetousne-sse. —  Of  unseemly  and 
naughty  hashfnluess.— Of  brotherly  love. — Of 
the  nourlture  and  education  ot  children. — Ot  the 
primitive  or  first  cold. — Against  Colotes.— Conso- 
latory letter,  sent  nnto  his  o^vu -ivlfe.-- Whether 
creatures  be  more  wise,  they  ot  the  land  or  those  of 
the  water. — Of  curiosity.— What  slgnifleth  this  word, 
el,  engraven  over  the  door  of  Apollo's  temple  In  the 
city  of  Delphi.— How  a  man  may  receive  profit  by  his 

enemies.— Of  envy  and  hatred That  a  man  cannot 

live  pleasantly  according  to  the  doctrine  ot  Eplcu- 
rlns.— Of  exile  or  banishment. — Of  fatal  necessity. 
— Whether  the  twain  is  more  profitable,  fire  or  water. 
—How  a  man  may  discern  a  flatterer  from  a  friend. 
—Whether  it  be  lawtuU  to  eat  flesh  or  no.— Of  for- 
tune.— Of  the  plurality  of  friends.- Of  Intemperate 
speech,  or  garrulity. — Ot  3  sorts  ot  government, 
monarchy,  democracy,  and  oligarchy. — Demands  and 
questions  as  touching  Greek  affaires.— Rules  and 
precepts  of  health.— Of  hearing.— Of  the  malice  of 
Herodotus.— Of  Isis  and  Osiris. — Customes  and 
ordinances  among  the  liacedemonlans.-LiaconlelE 
apophthegms.- Whether  this  common  mot  be  well 
said,  live  hidden,  or,  so  live  as  no  man  may  know 
thou  llvest. —  Of  love. — Narrations  ot  love. —  Ot  the 
tranquillity  and  contentment  of  mind.  —  That  we 
ought  not  to  take  up  money  at  usury. — Of  the  face  ap- 
pearing within  the  rundle  otthe  moon. — Ofmusick. 
— Of  the  natural  love  or  kindness  of  parents  to 
their  children.— Natural  questions.— Of  the 
oracles  that  ceased  to  give  answer. — Lives  of  the  ten 
orators. — What  passions  and  maladies  are  worse, 
those  ot  the  soule,  or  those  ot  the  body.— That  a  phi- 
losopher ought  to  converse  especially  with  princes 
and  great  rulers. —  Opinions  of  philosophers. — 
Platonique  questions.— How  a  young  man  ought 
to  hear  poets  ;  and  how  he  may  take  profit  by  reading 
poems. — How  a  man  may  praise  himself,  without 
incurring  envy  or  blame. — As  touching  a  priuc«  or 


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ruler  unlearned.— Whether  au  aged  man  ought  to 
manage  pnblick  affairs.— How  it  coraeth,  that  the 
divine  j  ustice  deferreth  otherwhiles  the  puulsliinent 
of -vrlcUed  persons.-Why  the  prophetesse  Pythla, 
giveih  no  answer  now  from  tlie  oracle  in  verse  or 
metre. —That  brute  beasts  have  use  of  reason.— 
Parallels,  or  a  brief  collation  of  Roman  narrations, 
with  the  semblable  reported  of  the  Greeks.— Roman 
qnestioiis.— Of  the  Romans'  fortune.- Banquet 
of  the  seven  sages.— Of  the  daemon,  or  familiar 
spirit  of  Socrates. —Contradictions  of  StolcUplillo- 
sopliers. --Common  conceptions  against  the  Stoicks. 
— Compendious  review,  or  discourse,  that  the  Stoicks 
deliver  more  strange  opinions,  than  do  the  poets.— Of 
superstition.— Symposiaques.— Commentary  of 
the  creation  of  the  soul,  which  Plato  describeth  in  his 
book  TImaeus.— How  a  man  may  perceive  his  own 
proceeding  and  going  forward  in  vertue.— Of  morall 
vertue.— Of  vertue  and  vice.— That  vertue  may  be 
taught  and  learned.— "Vertuous  deeds  of -women. 

That  vice  alone  issulUclenttomake  a  man  wretched. 

—Precepts  of  -wedlocU. —Explanation  of  sundry  hard 
■words  and  obscure  terms.— Index. 

Morals.     Tr,  from  the  Greek  by  several 

hands.  Corrected  and  revised  by  William 
W.  Goodwin,  with  an  introduction  by  Ralph 
Waldo  Emerson.     Boston,  1870.     5  v.  8°. 

—1444 

iVoJe.- Contents  the  same  as  the  preceding,  except 
the  addition  of  "  Of  the  names  of  rivers  and  moun- 
tains," in  V.  5. 

Of  the  benefit  wee  may  get  by  our  ene- 
mies .  .  .  Englished  by  H.  V.  London,  1651. 
16°.    (WithYa.ughaD,il.,OlorIscanus.)  1387 

Of  the  diseases  of  the  mind  and  the  body 

.  .  .  Englished  by  H.  V.  London,  1651. 
16°.    {WithYa\ighan,B..,OlorIscanus.)  1387 

.. De  discrlmlne  adulatorls  et  amici;  Quomodo 

utilltas  capiatur  ex  inimicis;  De  tuenda  bona  vale- 
tudlne;  In  principe  requlri  doctrlnam  ;  Cum  prin- 
cipibus  philosopho  maxlme  dlsputandum ;  Auimi 
an  corporis  morbi  graviores;  Nura  recte  dictum  sit, 
Aa  t>e  /3tw<ras;  De  cupiditate  divltiarum ;  De  cohi- 
benda  iracundia;  De  curiositate;  De  vitiosa  vere- 
cundia.  Versa  per  Desiderium  Erasmum.  42  pp. 
(Erasmus,  D.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  4,  p.  1.) — Alexaudrina 
provertoia  Graeca,  ex  bibllotheca  Medicea,  cum 
mterpretatloue  Lallua  Jacobi  Gronovii,  nondum  ante- 
hac  edlta,  extant  in  praetatioue.  16  pp.  (Gronovlus, 
J.,  Thes.  Gr.  antiq.  v.  10,  p.  6.)— Life  of  Marcus  Anto- 
nius.  104  pp.  (HazUtt,  W.  C,  Skakesp.  Hhr.  v.  3,  p. 
315.)— Life  of  Marcus  Brutus.  64  pp.  (Hazlitt,  W. 
C,  Shakesp.  Hbr.  v.  3,  p.  190.)— C.  Julli  Caesaris  vita; 
cum  notls  a  Frid.  Schmleder.  [Gr.]  94  pp.  (Caesar, 
C.  J.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  5,  p.  1905:  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script. 
LaL)—The  same  in  English.  19  pp.  (Hazlitt,  W.  C, 
Shakesp.  libr.  v.  3,  p.  171.)— Life  of  Caius  Martius  Cori- 
olanus.  55  pp.  (Hazlitt,  W.  C,  Sliakesp.  libr.  v.  3,  p. 
257.)— Ex  libello  De  fluviis.  [Gr.etLal.]  1  p.  (Bou- 
quet, M.,  Kec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  1,  p.  95.)— Libellus  de 
fluviorum  et  montlum  nominibus  et  de  lis 
quae  in  iUis  invenluntur.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  29  pp.  (Didot, 
A.  F.,  Bibliolh.  gr.  Geog.  Gr.  min.  v.  2,  p.  637.)— De  Gal- 
lis.  [Gr.etLat.]  46  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  iiec.Wst.  Gauges, v. 
1,  p.  376.)— Interpretatloquaestibnis  de  Nota  Pytha- 

f'orica,  qua  hospitem  Hlrundlnem  recipi  uolebaut,  et 
i  aliorum  locorum.  7  pp.  (Melanchthon,  P.,  Opera, 
V.  17,  p.  1123:  Corjms  Reform.)— Ute>  of  Pericles.  68 
pp.  (Hazlitt.  W.  C,  Shakesp.  libr.  v.  4.  p.  335.)-Sen- 
tentiae;  Slmllltudlnes  et  sententlae.  [Gr.  et  Lat.] 
11  pp.  (Orelll,  J.  C,  OpuBc.  Gr.  vet.  sent.  v.  1,  pp.  188, 
431.)— Life  of  Theseus.  45  pp.  (Hazlitt,  W.  C,  Sftafees^). 
libr.  V.  1,  p.  7.) 

Burette,  P.  J.  Remarques  sur  le  dia- 
logue de  Plutarque  touchant  la  musique ; 
Suites  des  Remarques.  1736-51,4  v.  (Inst. 
de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  10,  13, 
15,  17.) 

Trench,  R.   C.     Plutarch,  his  life,  his 

parallel  Lives,  and  his  Morals.     1874. 

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of  his  life  and  writings,  by  L.  Twells.  Lon- 
don, 1740.  2  V.  fo.  —1251 
Contents.  Bernard,  E.  Letter  to  Dr.  E.  Pocock,  v. 
2. — Commentary  on  the  prophecy  or  Hosea,  v.  2.— 
Commentary  on  the  prophecy  of  Joel,  v.  1.— Commen- 
tary on  the  prophecy  of  Slalachi,  v.  1 — Mensurae 
coiicavae  autlqnoriim,  v.  2. — Meiisurae  distan- 
tiaruin,  v.  2.  —  Commentary  on  the  prophecy  of 
Mlcali,  V.  1. — Foudera  antiqua,  v.  2. — Porta 
Mosis  5    Appendix    uotarum    miscellanea,    v.    1.  — 

Twells,  L.    Life  and  writings  of  E.  Pocock,  v.  1 

Index,  tables,  etc.  v.  2. 

Specimen  historiae  Arabum.       Accessit 

Historia  veterum  Arabum  ex  Abu'l  Feda  : 
cura  Antonii  I.  Silvestre  de  Sacy.  Ed.  Jo- 
sephus  White.     Oxonii,  1806.     4°.  3442 

TwELLS,  L.  Life  and  writings  of  E.  Po- 
cock.   1740.    (Pocock,  E.,  T'7ieoZ.M'orZi;s,v.  1.) 

Tlie  same.     1816. 

Niceroii,  J.  P.    Men),  das  hommes,  v.  21. 

Pocock,  Isaac.     1782-1835.      For   England, 

ho!  a  melo-draniatlcopera. .  37  pp.  (Cumberland,  J., 
Bril.  theat.  v.  39.)— Hit  or  miss  :  a  musical  farce.  34 
pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  34.)— John  of 
Paris:  a  comic  opera.  .^9  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  .Brii. 
Iheat.  V.  2C.) — The  Magpie,  or  the  maid  ?  a  melo- 
drama. 48  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  28.) — 
The  Miller  and  Iiis  men:  a  melo-drama.  48pp. 
(Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  26;  Spencer,  W.  V., 
Boston  theat.  v.  6.) — Roll  Roy  Macgregor  ;  or,  Auld 
Lang  Syne :  an  opera.  69  pp.  (Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng. 
drama,  v.  10.)— Roblier's  wife:  a  romantic  drama. 
40  pp.  (Cuniberlaiid,  J.,  Brit.  Iheat.  v.  28;  Spencer,  W. 
\.,  Boston  theat.  v.  6.)— Robinson  Crusoe;  or,  the 
bold  buccanlers:  a  romantic  drama.  41  pp.  (Cum- 
berland, J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  28.) 

Pocock,  Nicholas  [Ed.)  Records  of  the 
Reformation,  the  divorce,  1527-33.  Oxford, 
1870.     2  V.  8°.  .   .  —1298 

(Ed.)        Troubles    connected    with    the 

prayer  book  of  1549.  [Westminster],  1884. 
sm.  4°.     (Camden  Soc.  n.  s.  No.  37.)         1504 

{Ed.)     History  of  the  Reformation  of  the 

Church  of  England.  See  Burnet,  G.,  D.  D., 
Bp.  of  Salisbury. 

{Ed.)  Practical  catechism.  See  Ham- 
mond. H. 

Pococke,  Edward.  India  in  Greece  ;  or, 
truth  in  mythology:  containing  the  sources 
of  the  Hellenic  race,  the  colonisation  of 
Egypt  and  Palestine  .  .  .  Illustr.  by  maps. 
London,  1852.     8°.  2734 

and  others.     History  of  Greece,  from  the 

earliest  records  to  the  close  of  the  Pelopon- 
nesian  war,  including  a  sketch  of  the  geog- 
raphy of  Greece,  and  dissertations  on  Greek 
mythology,  on  the  heroic  age,  on  the  early 
painters  and  sculptors,  and  on  the  social 
condition  of  the  Greek  people.  London, 
1851.    p.  8°.     (Encyc.  Metropol.)  1176 

Pococke,  Richard,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Ossory  and 
Meath.  1704-65.  Description  of  the  East, 
and  some  other  countries.  Loudon,  1743-45. 
2v.  fo.  1471 

The  same.      London,  1811-14.      2  v.  4°. 
(Pinkerton,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  10,  15.)  2432 

Dissertatio  de  geographia  .-Egypti.     Lon- 

dini,  1743.  fo.  {la  his  Description  of  the 
East,  V.  1.)  1471 


Travels  through  England.     Ed.  by  James 

Joel  Cartwright.  V.  1.  [Westminster],  1888. 
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Pococurante.    6  pp.     {Blackivood's  Mag. 

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Podesta,  B.   Carlo  V  a  Roma  nelP  anno  1536. 

42  pp.  (Soc.  romana  di  storia  patria,  Archivio,  v.  1, 
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Podesta.    Lenormant,  C.     Traite  de  Foffice 

du  Podesia  dans  lea  republiques  munlclpales  de 
ritalle.  37  pp.  (BibHoth.  Ecole  d.  Chartes,  v.  2,  1840, 
p.  313.) 

Podewils,  Constantin  Guido  von.     Leben. 

16  pp.  (Pauli,  C.  F.,  Leben  grosser  helden,  v.  8,  p.  151.) 

Podewils,  Heinrich,  Graf  von.     Eloge  de. 
13  pp.    (Berlin  Akad.  wissens.  j/em.  1761,  p.  510.) 

Podiebrad,  George,  King  of  Bohemia.  1420- 

71.  Eplstola  ad  Matthlam  Corvinum  Hungariae  re- 
gem.     5  pp.    (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  830.) 

ESCHENLOER,  P.    Historia  Wratislaviensis 

et  que  post  mortem  regis  Ladislai  sub  electo 
Georgio  de  Podiebrat  Bohemorum  rege  illi 
acciderant  prospera  et  adversa.  1873. 
{Script,  rer.  Siles.  v.  7.) 

Maekgraf,  H.  {Ed.)     Politische  corres- 

pondenz  Breslaus  ini  zeitalter  Georgs  von 
Podiebrad.  1873-74,  2  v.  {Script,  rer.  Siles. 
v.  8,  9.) 

Taillaiidier,  St.  R.    Le  rol  George  de  Podiebrad. 

134  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mnndes,  1862,  2  p6r.  v.  40,  pp.  005, 
915;  V.  41,  p.  118.) 

Poe,  Edgar  Allan.     1809-49.     Works.     New 
York,  1861.     4  v.  p.  8°.  2157 

Contents.  James  Aldricli,  v.  3.  —  The  Angel  of 
tlie  odd,  V.  4.— Charles  Antliou,  v.  3.— Narrative  of 
Arthur  Gordon  Pyni,  v.  4.— The  Assignation, 
V.  1.— Balloon  hoax,  v.  1 Elizabeth  Barrett  Bar- 
rett, V.  3.— Berenice,  v.  1.— Robert  M.  Bird,  v.  3.— 
The  Black  cat,  v.  1.— How  to  write  a  Blackwood 

article,  v.  4.— Elizabeth  Bogart,  v.  3 Iton-Bon, 

V.  2.— J.  G.  C.  Brainard,  v.  3.— Charles  F.  Briggs, 
V.  3 — Thomas  Dunn  Brown,  v.  3.— William  Culleu 
Bryant,  v.  3.— George  Bush,  v.  3.— The  Business 
mail,  V.  4 — Henry  Carey,  v.  3.— The  Cask  of  Amon- 
tillado, V.  1.— "William  EUery  Channing,  v.  3.— 
George  B.  Cheever,  v.  3.— Lydia  M.  Child,  v.  3.— 
Lewis  Gaylord  Clark,  v.  3.— Clcmm,  Afrs.  M.  To  the 
reader,  v.  1.— Henry  Cockton,  v.  3.  — Colloquy  of 
Minos  and  Uua,  v.  2.— George  H.  Colton,  v.  3.— 
Philosophy  of  composition,  v.  2.— Conversation 
of  Eiros  and  Charmion,  v.  2.  —  J.  Feninioro 
Cooper,  V.  3. — Christopher  Pease  Cranch,  v.  3. — 
Criticism,  public  and  private,  v.  3. — Margaret  Miller 
and  Lucretia  Maria  Davidson,  v.  3.— Rufus  Dawes, 
V.  3 — Descent  into  the  maelstroem,  v.  1.— The 
Devil  in  the  belfry,  v.  2.— Charles  Dickens,  v.  3. 
—Diddling  considered  as  o%e  of  the  exact  sciences, 
V.  4.— The  Domain  of  Ariiheim,  v.  1.— .J.  Rodmau 
Drake  and  Thomas  Moore.  Fancy  and  Imagination, 
V.  3.  —  The  Due  de  I'Omelette,  v.  2.  —  Evert  A. 
Duyckinck,  V.  3.  —  Eleanora,  v.  1.  —  Elizabeth 
Frieze  Ellett,  v.  3. —  Emma  C.  Embury,  v.  3.— 
Kureka  :  a  prose  poem,  v.  2.— Facts  in  the  case 
of  M.  Valdemar.  v.  1 — Fall  of  the  House  of 
Usher,  v.  1.  —  Fifty  suggestions,  v.  3.  —  Four 
beasts  in  one;  the  honio-cameleopard,  v.  2. — John 
W.  Francis,  v.  3.— Philosophy  of  furniture,  v.  2.— 
William  M.  Gillespie,  v.  3.— The  Gold-bug,  v.  1.— 
Grisw-old,  R.  W.  Memoir  of  E.  A.  Poe,  v.  1.— Rufus 
W.  Gris^vold  and  the  poets,  v.  3.— Fitz-Greeno 
Ilalleck,  V.  3. — Adventures  of  one  Hans  Pfaall, 
V.  1.— Nathaniel  Havrthorne,  v.  3.— Joel  T.  Head- 
ley,  V.  3.— Mary  E.  Hewitt,  v.  3.— Henry  B.  Hirst, 
V.  3.— Charles  Fenno  Holfman,  v.  3.— Hop-frog, 
V.  2.— R.  H.  Home,  v.  3.— Ralph  Hoyt,  v.  3.— Free- 
man Hunt,  V.  3.— The  Imp  of  the  perverse,  v.  1. 
— [W.  Irving's]  "Astoria."  v.  4.— Tlie  Island  of 
the  Fay,  v.  1.— Tale  of  Jerusalem,  v.  2.— Kiug 
Pest,  a  tale  containing  an  allegory,  v.  2.— Caroline  M. 
Kirkland,  v.  3.— William  Kirklnnd,  v.  3.— Liau- 
dor's  cottage,  V.  1, — The  Liaiidscape  gardeii.  v.4. 
—James  linwson,  V.  3.— Letter  to  B.  v.  4.— Charles 
licvcr,  V.  3.— Estello  Anna  Lewis,  v.  3. — Ligeia.v.  1. 
— Iiionlzing,  V.  2.— Literary  life  of  Thingum 
Bob,  Esq.  V.  4— Literati  of  New  York.  v.  3.— 
Richard  Adams  Locke,  v.  3.— Mr.  Longfellow  and 


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the  plagiarists,  v.  3.— Mr.  Longfellow,  Mr.  Willis,  aud 
the  American  drama,  v.  3.— liOiigfello^ir's  Ballads. 
V.  3.— William  W.  Lord.  v.  3.— Loss  of  breath,  v.  4. 
— liowell.  -J.  R.  Edgar  A.  Poe,  v.  1.— .James  Russell 
Lowell,  V.  3.— Anne  C.  Lynch,  v.  3.— Thomas  Bablng- 
ton  Macaulnj-,  v.  3.  —  Maeliel's  chess-player. 
V.  4.— Mngazine  %vritiiig.  Peter  Snook,  v.  4.— The 
Man  of  the  crowd,  v.  2.— The  Man  that  Tvas 
nsed  up.  v.  4.— Marginalia,  v.  3.— Plero  Maron- 
celll.  V.  3.— Frances  Marryatt.  v.  3.— The  Masqne 
of  the  red  death,  v.  ].— Cornelius  Mathews,  v.  3. 
— Mellonta  Tanta.  v.  4.— Mesmeric  revelation, 
V.  l.—Metzengerstein.  v.  l.—Morella.v.l.— George 
P.  Morris,  v.  3.— Anna  Cora  Mowatt.  v.  3.  —  MS 
fonnd  in  a  bottle,  v.  1.— Mnrders  of  the  Rue 
Morgue,  V.  1.— Jlystery  of  Marie  Roget.  v.  1.— 
Mystification,  v.  4.— Xever  bet  the  devil  your 
head.  v.  -2.— Mary  Grove  (Xichols  ,  v.  3.— The  Ob- 
long box,  y.  2.— Laufrht'^n  Osboru.  v.  3.— Frances 
Sargent  Osgood,  v.  3.— Sarah  Margaret  Fuller  idOs- 
soli).  V.  3.— The  Oval  portrait,  v.  1.— The  Pit  and 
the  pendulnn».  V.  1.— Poems,  v. 2.— Poetic  prin- 
ciple. V.  2.— Power  of  -^vords.  v.  2. — A  Predica- 
ment.  V.  4.— The   Premature   burial,   v.  1.— The 

Purlolued  letter,  v.  1 The  Quacks  of  Helicon, 

a  satire,  v.  4.— Tale  of  the  Ragged  uiouJitalns.v.2. 
— Epes  Sargent,  v.  3. — Caroliue  M.  SedgivicU.  v.  3. 
—Shadow,  a  parable,  v.  2.— Silence,  a  fable,  v.  2.— 
William  GUmore  Slmms,  v.  3.  —  Elizabeth  Oakes 
Smith,  V.  3.— SebaSmith,  v.  3.— Some'vvords'with 
a  mummy,  v.  2.  —  The  Spectacles,  v.  2.  —  The 
Sphinx.  V.  2.— Ana  S.  Stephens,  v.  3.— Review  of 
Stepheus's  Arabia  Petraea.  v.  4.— System  of  Dr. 
Tarr  and  Prof.  Fether.  v.  4.— Bayard  Taylor. 
V.  3.— The  Tell-lale  lieart,  v.  1.—"  Thou  art  the 
man."  t.  2. — Thoiisaud-and-second  tale  of 
Scheherazade,  v.  1. — Three  Sundays  in  a  wreck. 
V.  2. — GuUau  C.  Verplauck,  v.  3.  —  Rationale  of 
verse,  v.  2.— Von  Keuipelen  and  his  discovery, 
V.  1.— William  R/jss  Wallace,  v.  3.— Robert  Walsh, 
V.  3.  —  Thomas  Ward,  "  Flaccus,"  v.  3.  —  Amelia 
Welby,  V.  3.— Prosper  M.  Wetmore,  v.  3.— E.  P. 

Whipple   and   his  critics,  v.  3 Why  the   little 

Frenchninn  wears  his  hand  in  a  sling,  v.  2. — 
William  Wilson,  v.  1— Willis,  N'.  P.  Death  of 
Poe,  v.  1.— K.  P.  Willis,  v.  3.— X-ing  a  paragrab,  v.  4. 

Works.     Ed.  by  John  H.  Ingram.     Edin- 
burgh, 1874-75.     4  V.  p.  8°.  2157 

Ciiiiltnts.  James  Aldrich.  v.  4. — The  American 
drama,  v.  4.  —  Auastatic  printing,  v.  3.  —  The 
Angel  of  the  odd.  v.  2.— Charles  Anthon.  v.  4. — 
NarriUlve  of  Arthur  Gordon  Pym,  v.  2.  —  The 
Assignation,  v.  1. — Autobiography,  v.  4. — The 
Balloon-hoax,  v.  1. — Elizabeth  Barrett  Barrett, 
v.  4.  — Berenice,  v.  1.— Robert  M.  Bird.  v.  4.— The 
Black  cat.  v.  1.  —  How  to  write  a  Black^vood 
article,  v.  2 — Bou-Bon,  v.  2.— J.  G.  C.  Bralnard, 
V.  4.— William  Cullen  Bryant,  v.  4.— George  Bush, 
V.  4.  —  The  Business  man,  v.  2. — The  Cask  of 
Amontillado,  v.  1.  — William  Ellerv  Channing, 
V.  4.— George  B.  Cheever,  v.  4.— Lydla  M.  Child, 
V.  4.— Lewis  Gaylord  Clark,  v.  4.— Henry  Cocktou, 
V.  4.— Colloquy  of  Minos  and  Una,  v.  2.— Philos- 
ophy of  composition,  v.  3.  —  Conversation  of 
£iro8  and  Charmion,  v.  2.— J.  Feulmore  Cooper, 
V.  4.— Christopher  Pease  Crauch,  v.  4.— Criticisms, 
V.  4.  — Critics  and  criticism,  v.  4. —  Cryptog- 
raphy, V.  3.— Margaret  Miller  and  Lucreiia  Maria 
Davidson,  v.  4.— Rufus  Da^ves,  v.  4.— Descent 
into  the  maelstroem,  v.  1.— The  Devil  in  the 
belfry,  v.  2.— Charles  Dickens,  v.  4.— Diddling 
considered  as  one  of  the  exact  sciences,  v.  2— The 
Domain  of  Arnheim,  v.  1.— The  Due  de  I'Ome- 
lette,  v.  2.— Evert  A.  Duyckinck,  v.  4.— Eleanora, 
V.  1.— Thomas  Dunn  English,  v.  4.— Old  Knglish 
poetry,  v.  4.— Essays,  v.  3.— Eureka,  v.  3.— Facts 
in  the  case  of  31.  Valdcmar,  v.  1.— Fall  of  the 
House  of  Usher,  v.  1.— Fifty  suggestions,  v.  3. 
—Four  beasts  in  one,  v.  2.— John  W.  Francis, 
V.  4.— Philosophy  of  furniture,  v.  3.— The  Gold- 
bug,  V.  1.— Fitz-Greeue  Halleck,  v.  4.— Adventures 
of  one  Hans  Pfaall,  v.  1.— Nathaniel  Hawthorne, 
V.  4 — Joel  T.  Headle)-,  v.  4.— Mary  E.  Hewitt,  v.  4. 
—Mary  B.  Hirst,  v.  4.— Charles  Fenno  Hoffman, 
V.  4.— Thomas  Hood,  v.  4.— Hop-frog,  v.  2.— R.  H. 
Home,  V.  4.— Ralph  Hoyt,  v.  4.— Freeman  Hunt, 
^'  * — The  In»p  of  the  perverse,  v.  1.— Ingram,  J. 
H.  Memoir  of  Poe,  v.  1.— W.  Irviug's  "Astoria," 
V-  4.— The  Island  of  the  Fay,  v.  1.— Tale  of  Jeru- 
.  sale m,  v.  2.— King  Pest,  v.  2.— Caroline  M.  Kirk- 
land,  V.  4.— Landor's  cottage,  v.  1.— Letter  to  B. 
V.  3.— Charles  Lever,  v.  4.— Esieile  Anna  Lewis,  v.  4. 
— Ligcia,  V.  1.— Lionizing,  v.  2.— Literary  life  of 


Thingnm  Bob,  Esq.  v.  2.— Literati  of  Xew  York, 

V.  4.— Richard  .Adams  Locke,  v.  4.— Longfellow's 
Ballads,  v.  4.— William  W.  Lord,  v.  4.— Loss  of 
breath,  v.  2.— .lames  Russell  Lo«vell,  v.  4.— Anne  C. 
Lynch,  v.  4.— Thomas  Babington  Macanlay,  v.  4. — 
Maelzel's  chess-player,  v.  3. — Some  secrets  of  the 
magazine-prison  house,  v.  3. — Magazine  'writ- 
ing. Peter  Snook,  v.  3. — The  Man  of  the  cro^vd, 
V.  -J.— The  Mail  that  'was  nsed  up,  v.  2. — Margin- 
alia, V.  3. — Fi-ances  9Iarrya<t,  v.  4. — The  Masque 
of  the  red  death,  v.  1.— Cornelius  Mathews,  v.  4. 
— Mellonta  Tauta,  v.  2. — Mesmeric  revelation, 
V.  1. — Metzengersteiii,  v.  1. — Thr>ma3  Moore,  v.  4. 
— Slorella,  v.  1. — George  P.Morris,  v.  4. — Anna  Cora 
Mowatt.  V.  4.— MS  found  in  a  bottle,  v.  1.— 
3Iurders  of  the  Rue  Morgue,  v.  1.— Mystery  of 
Marie  Roget,  v.  1.— Mystification,  v.  2.— \ever 

bet  the  devil  your  head,  v. 2 The  Oblong  box, 

V.  2.— Laughton  Osborn,  v.  4.— Frances  Sargent  Os- 
good, v.  4— Sarah  Margaret  Fuller  (d'Ossoli,  v.  4 

The  Oval  portrait,  v.  1.— Pinakidia,  v.  3.— The 
Pit  and  the  pendulum,  v.  1. — Poems,  v.  3. — 
Poetic  principle,  v.  3. — Poets  and  poetry  of 
America,  v.  4.— Power  of  words,  v.  2.— A  Pre- 
dicament, V.  2.— The  Premature  burial,  v.  1.— 
Purlolued  letter,  v.  1.  —  "  The  Q,uacks  of  Heli- 
con," V.  4.— Tale  of  the  Ragged  mountains,  v.  2. 
— Epes  Sargent,  v.  4.— Caroline  M.  Sedgwick,  v.  4. 
—Shadow,  a  parable,  v.  2.— Silence,  a  fable,  v.  2.— 
William  GUmore  Simms,  v.  4.  —  Elizabeth  Oakes 
Smith,  V.  4.  —  Seba  Smith,  v.  4.  — Some  w^ords 
with  a  mummy,  v.  2  —The  Spectacles,  v.  2.— 
The  Sphinx,  v.  2.— Ann  S.  Stephens,  v.  4.— Review 
of  Stephens's  Arabia  Petraea,  v.  4.— System  of 
Dr.  Tarr  and  Prof.  Fether,  v.  2.— Tales,  v.  1,  2. — 
Bayard  Taylor,  v.  4.— The  Tell-tale  heart,  v.  1. 
-Thou  art  the   man,   v.   2.  —  Thousaud-and- 

second    tale    of    Scheherazade,    v.   1 Three 

Snndays  in  a  week,  r.  2.— Rationale  of  verse,  v.  3. 
—Von  Kempelen  and  his  discovery,  v.  1.— William 
Wallace,    v.  4.  —  Robert  "Walsh,    v.  4.  —  Thomas 

AVard,    "Flaccus,"  v.  4.— Amelia  Welby,   v.   4 

Why  the  little  Frenchman  wears  his  hand 
in  a  sling,  v.  2.— William  Wilson,  v.  1.— X.  P. 
Willis,  V.  4.— X-lug  a  paragrab,  v.  2.— General 
index,  v.  4. 

(Rev.  of  in  Bril.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  C2, 1875,  p.  104.) 

Al  Aaraaf,  Tamerlane,  and  minor  poems. 

Baltimore,  1829.     8°.  1394 

Conchologist's  first  book :   a  system  of 

testaceous  malacology.  2  ed.  Pbila.  1840. 
16°.  -2657 

Note — This  is  a  cheaper  ed.  of  "A  manual  of  con- 
chology,  by  Thomas  Wyatt,"  which  was  issued  by  Poe 
■with  his  name  on  the  title-page  as  author. 

Poems.     With  an  original  memoir  by  R. 

H.  Stoddard.     Xew  York,  1873.     12°.      1354 

Alone,  poem.    1  t>.     {Scribner'i  Monthly,  v.  10, 1875, 

p.  608. 1— Marginalia.  34  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  15,  1844. 
pp.  4S4,  580 ;  v.  18,  1846,  p.  268;  v.  19,  1846,  p.  30.) 

Stedman,  E.  C.    Edgar  Allan  Poe.     1881. 

iVy^«.— Also  in  his  Pottt  of  America,  and  in  Scribner't 
Monthly,  v.  20,  1880. 

Whitmax,  S.   H.      Edgar  Poe    and   his 

critics.     1860. 

B.    Edgar  Poe.    11  pp.    {Bibliolfi.  loiiv.  el  rev.  Suisse, 

4  s.  v.  20, 18.i2,  p.  105.)— Etiennc,  L.  Conteurs  am6rl- 
calus.  Edgar  Allan  Poe.  34  pp.  [Rev.  contemp.  1857, 
V.  3,  p.  492.)— Porgues,  E.  D.  Les  comes  d'Edgar  A. 
Poe.  26  pp.  («<r.d.d<ruj:  mondM,  1846,  U.S.  V.  16,  p.  341.) 
— Lathrop,  G.  P.  Poe,  Irving,  Hawthorne.  10  pp. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  11.  1876,  p.  799.)— Lowell,  J  R 
Edgar  A.  Poe.  7  pp.  (Poe,  E.  A..  Works,  v.  1.  1861,  p." 
vii.)— Minto,  W.  Edgar  Allan  Poe.  14  pp.  iFortn 
Rev.  n.  8.  V.  28, 1880,  p.  69.)— Poe  and  poetry.  9  pp. 
(Dublin  Phip.  Mag.  v.  42,  1853,  p.  8«.)— Purves,  J. 
Poe's  Works.  11  pp.  (Dublin  Vnir.  Mag.  v.  86, 1875,  p. 
296.)— Richardson,  C.  F.  Edgar  Allan  Poe.  40  pp. 
(In  his  American  literature,  v.  2,  p.  97.1— Smith,  Mrs. 
E.  V.  Edgar  Allan  Poe.  29  pp.  (]y.  Am.  Rev.  v.  83, 
1856,  p.  427.)  .  ' 

Gill,  W.  F.     Life  of  Edgar  Allan  Poe. 

1880. 

Ingram.  J.   H.     Edgar  Allan  Poe ;    his 

life,  letters,  and  opinions.     1880.  2  v. 

Rice.  S.  S.     Edgar  Allan  Poe.    A  me- 
morial volume.     1877. 


POE 


3514 


POESIES 


WOODBERRY,   G.    E.     Edgar  Allan  Foe. 

1885.     (Warner.  C.  D.,  A7n.  men  of  letters.) 

CiitTveii,  H.     Edgar   Allan   Poe.     76   pp.     {In  his 

Sorrow  and  song,  v.  2,  p.  91.)— Didier,  E.  L.  Recent 
biographies  of  P.  11  pp.  (Internal.  Rec.  v.  10,  18H1,  p. 
20.)— Fairfield,  F.  G.  A  mad  man  ot  letters.  10  pp. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  10,  1875,  p.  690.)— Gibson,  T.  W. 
Poe  at  West  Point.  3  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  95,  1867,  p. 
7r)4.)_Grl8Wold,  H.  T.  Edgar  Allan  Poe.  10  pp. 
(7n  her  Home  lite  of  great  authors,  p.  312.)— Grls-wold, 
R.  W.  Memoir  of  P.  36  pp.  (Poe,  E.  A.,  Works,  v.  1, 
1861,  p.  xxi.)— Ingram,  J.  H.  Edgar  Allan  Poe.  '28  pp. 
(Internal.  Rev.  v.  2,  187.5,  p.  145.)— Memoir  of  P.  91  pp. 
(Poe,  E.  A.,  yVorki,  v.  1,  1874,  p.  Ix.)— Maudsley,  H. 
Edgar  Allan  Poe.  47  pp.  {Am.  J.  of  Inxanily,  v.  n,  IS61, 
p.  152.)— Pnrloii,  J.  Two  ot  our  Bohemians:  Edgar 
A.  Poe  and  Ariemus  Ward.  How  they  lived,  and  why 
they  died  so  young.  13  pp.  (M /tis  Triumphs  of  enter- 
prise, p.  297.)— Powell,  T.  Edgar  Allan  Poe.  27  pp. 
(In  his  Living  authors  of  America,  p.  108.)— Pnrves,  J. 
Edgar  Allan  Poe.  16  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Maij.  v.  85, 1875, 
p.  336.)— Savage,  J.  Edgar  Allan  Poe.  18  pp.  (Dem. 
Rev.  V.  27,  185U,  p.  .")42;  v.  28,  1851,  pp.  6C,  1G2.)— Stod- 
dard, R.  H.  Edgar  Allan  Poe.  12  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
V.  45,  1872,  p.  557.)— Memoir  of  P.  85  pp.  (Poe,  E.  A., 
Poems,  p.  15.)— Weiss,  S.  A.  T.  Last  days  of  P.  9  pp. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  15,  1878,  p.  707.)— Willis,  N.  P. 
Death  of  P.  7  pp.  (Poe,  E.  A.,  Works,  v.  1,  1861,  p.xlv.) 
—Wilson,  A.  Infantl  perduti.  37  pp.  (Edin.  essays, 
1856,  p.  132.)— W^ilson,  J.  G.  Edgar  A.  Poe.  13  pp. 
(In  his  Bryant,  and  his  friends,  p.  334.)— AVootlberry, 
G.  E.  Poe's  legendary  years.  15  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  54,  1884,  p.  814.) 

See  also  Edin.  Rev.  v.  107, 1858,  p.  419;  Fraser's  Mag. 
V.  55,  1857,  p.  684. 

Poe,  John  Prentiss.  Supplement  to  the  Bal- 
timore city  code,  comprising  the  acts  of  the 
General  Assembly  of  Maryland  passed  at  the 
sessions  of  1880,  82,  and  84,  relating  to  the 
city  of  Baltimore,  and  the  ordinances  of 
the  Mayor  and  City  Council  from  Nov.,  1878, 
to  Oct.,  1885,  with  decisions  of  the  courts 
construing  the  acts  and  ordinances.  Balti- 
more, 1885.     8°.  —4343 

and  others.     Report  of  the  Maryland  Tax 

Commission  to  the  General  Assembly,  Jan., 
1888.     Baltimore,  1888.     8°,  —4346 

Poehlniaiili,  Robert.  Roemerzug  Kaiser 
Heinrichs  VII  und  die  politik  der  Curie,  des 
hauses  Anjou.  und  der  Welfenliga.  Nuern- 
berg, 1875.     8°.  3676 

Poelce,  Belgium.    Potter,  F.  de,  and  Broeck- 

aert,  J.  Poelie.  34  i)p.  (In  their  Geschledenls  van  de 
gemeenten  der  provlncie  Oost-Vlaandereu,  1  s.  v.  6.) 

Poelcliatl,  Arthur.     Buecherwesen  im  mit- 

telaller.  36  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  16,  1881, 
p.  561.) 

Poelde,  Johanu  von.    —circa  1384.     Chro- 

nlcou  eccleslae  Hamelensls.  9  i>p.  (Leibnitz,  G.  W., 
Script,  rer.  Brunsvic.  v.  2,  p.  508;  Mencke,  J.  B.,  Script. 
rer.  Germanic,  v.  3,  p.  819.) 

Poeleiuburg,  Cornells.     Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C. 

/n /us  Hist,  des  polutres:  Ecole  hollandalse,  v.  1.  8  pp. 
Pocllnitx,  Karl Ludwig.  Freilieii'  von.  1692- 
1775.  Histoire  secrette  de  la  Duchesse 
d'Hanover,  epouse  de  Georges  I,  Roi  de  la 
Grande  Bretagne.  Londres,  1733.  16°.  4837 
27te  sajne,  abridged.    Londres,  l732.    16°. 

4837 

Lettres,  contenant  les  observations  qu'il 

a  faites  dans  ses  voyages,  et  le  caiactere  des 
persons  qui  composent  les  principales  cours 
de  TEurope.  5  ed.  Londres,  1747.  3  v. 
12°.  8757 

Memoiren    zur  lebens-  und  regierungs- 

geschichte  des  4  letzten  regenten  des  preus- 
sischen  stadts,  mit  einem  berichtigenden 
anhange.     Berlin,  1791.     2  v.  16°.  3687 

Memoires,    contenant    les    observations 

qu'il  a  faites  dans  ses  voyages,  et  lecaract^re 


des  persons  qui  composent  les  principales 
cours  de  I'Europe.  5  ed.  Londres,  1747. 
2  V.  12°.  3757 

Memoirs.       Being    the    observations    he 

made  in  his  late  travels  from  Prussia  thro' 
Germany,  Italy,  France,  etc.,  in  letters  to 
his  friend,  discovering  .  .  .  the  characters 
of  the  principal  persons  at  the  several  courts. 
London,  1737-38.     4  v.  8°.  3716 

Poeinanios.     Dorigny,  A.  S.     Poemanios. 

8  pp.     {Rev.  archeol.  n.  s.  v.  34,  1H77,  p.  102.) 

Po6mes  iiatioiiaiix  de  la  Suede  moderne. 
Leouzon  le  Due,  L.  A.  2334 

Poems  and  translations  on  several  oc- 
casions.    Lely,  R.  1394 

Poeins  by  a  priest.    White,  W.  A.      1898 

Poems  by  eminent  ladies.  London, 
1755.     2  V.  12°.  1377 

Contents. 


Barber,  Mrs.  M.  v.  1. 
Behn,  Mrs.  A.  v.  1. 
Carter,  Miss  E.  v.  1. 
Cavendish,   M.,    Duchess    of 

Neiocaslle,  v.  2. 
Chudleigh,  Lady  M.  v.  1. 
C<ickburn,  Mrs.  C.  v.  1. 
Finch,   A.,  Countess  of  Win- 

chehea,  v.  2. 
Grlerson,  Mrs.  C.  v.  1. 
Jones,  Mrs.  M.  v.  1. 

Poems  of  home  and  travel 


Kllligrew,  Mrs.  A.  v.  2. 
Leapor,  Mrs.  M.  v.  2. 
Madan,  Mis.  (—),  v.  2. 
Masters,  Mrs.  M.  v.  2. 
Monk,  Mrs.  M.  v.  2. 
Montague,   Lady  M.   P.   W. 

V.  2. 
Philips,  Mrs.  K.  v.  2. 
Pilkinglon,  Mrs.  L.  v.  2. 
Rowe,  Mrs.  E.  v.  2. 


Poems  of  house  and  home. 


Taylor,  B. 

1355 
Piatt,  J.  J. 

1356 

Poems  of  places.  Longfellow,  H.W.  (Ed.) 

31  V.  1388 

Poems  of  the  Orient.   34  pp.   Taylor,  B., 

Poet,  works,  p.  33. 

Poems    relating    to   the   American 

revolution.     Freneau,  P.  1354 

Poesele,    Belgium.        Potter,    F.    de,    and 

Broeckaert,  ■}.  Poesele.  31pp.  (/« //teir  Geschledenls 
van  de  gemeenten  der  provlncie  Oost-Vlaandereu,  1  s. 
V.  6.) 

Poesia  popolare  italiana.    Ancona.  A. 

d'.  2365 

Poesias  festivas.    Blasco,  E.  2366 

Po6sie  alexandrine.  La.    Couat,  A.    3206 
Poesie  der  troubadours.    Diez,  F.  C. 

2374 
Po6sie  et   I'^loquence   a   Rome  au 

temps  des  Cesars.     Janin,  J.  G.  3225 

Poesie  Hlosofiche.    171  pp.    Campanella, 

T.,  Opere,  v.  1,  p.  1. 

Poesie  proven^ale  au  moyen  age.  Bayle, 

M.  A.,  Abbe.   {Biblioth.provengale.v.S.)  2397 

Poesie  Toscane.    Filicaja,  V.  da.       2364 

Poesie    unci    kunst    der   Araber    in 

Spanien  und  Sicilien.  Schack,  A.  F.,  Graf 
von.    2  V.  3164 

Poesies  gasconnes.  Astros,  J.  G.  d'.  2 
V.  2377 

Poesies  in<;dits  du  moyen  age.  Du  Meril, 
E.  3214 

Poesies  populaires  de  la  Gascogne. 
Blade,  J.  F.  (-£;(/.)     3  v.  1218 

Poesies  populaires latines  ant^rieures au 
12si^cle.     Du  Meril,  E.  3214 

PoC'sies  r^volutionnaires  et  contre-rev- 
olutionnaires,  ou  recueil,  classe  parfepoques, 
des  hymnes,  cliants  guerriers,  chansons  r6- 
publicaines,  odes,  satires,  cantiques  des  mis- 
sionnaires,  etc.,  les  plus  remarquables  qui 
ont  parues  depuis  80  ans.  Paris,  1821.  2  v. 
12°.  2876 


POESSNECKER 


3515 


POETISCHE  WAELDER 


Poessnecker,  W.        Einheitliche  ursache 

aller  kraefteerscheluungen  lin  uuiversura.  5  pp. 
(Rev.  of,  by  K.  A.  von  Relchlin-Meldegg,  in  ZeiU.  /. 
philos.  V.  4j,  1S64,  p.  254.) 

Poet  at  the  breakfast-table.   Holmes, 

O.  W.  155  pp.  (A'lant.  Monthly,  v.  29,  1872,  pp.  90,  224, 
Sas,  485,  &)6,  731 ;  V.  30, 1872,  pp.  93, 225, 352,  426,  513,  720.) 

Poet  of  Pragne,  a  Bohemian  legend.     10 

pp.     (Frasers  Mag.  v.  31,  1845,  p.  106.) 

Poetae  aiionyini  Teutonici  rhythmus. 
Ulmae.  1726.  fo.  (Schilter.  J..  TJies.  antiq. 
Teuton.  V.  1.)  3601 

Poetae  bneoliei  et  didactiei.  Graece 
et  Latine.  Ed.  Ameis.  Lehrs,  Duebner, 
Bussemaker,  Koechly.  Parisiis.  1862.  r.  8°. 
{Bidot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.gr.)  3262 

Contents.  Aratns.  Phaenomena  et  prognostlca,  acce- 
dunt  Laiinorum  Ciceronis  et  GerraanJci  reliquiae. 
— Archestratas.  Carrainum  rem  naturalem  vel 
medicani  spectautium  reliquiae. — Bion.  BucoUca. — 
Carmlunm  medlcoriini  reliquiae. — Cicero,  M.  T. 
Arateorum  reliquiae. — Daiuocrateg.  S.  Opera  quae 
exstant.— Dloiijrsins.  Paraphrasls  librorum  III  de 
avibus. — Dorothens.  Fragnienta. — Germaiiicns, 
C.  Aratea  ptiaenomena.— Auonymi  cai-men  de  her- 
bis.— Blanetho.  Carmen  astrologica.— Jlarcellus. 
Medicina  ex  plscibus.  —  Maxlinns.  De  actlonum 
auspiclls.— Moschws.  Idyllia.— Nlcander.  Tlie- 
rJaca;  Alexipharmaca ;  Fragmenta.  —  BTamenins. 
Quae  supersunt  ex  Halieutico.— Oppianns,  ofCMcia. 
De  piscatione  libri  V.— Oppianns.  •>/  Syna.  De  vena- 
tlone  libri  IV.  —  Pancrates.  Quae  supersunt  ex 
operlbusmartllrais.— Pliile.M.  Versus deanlinalium 
proprietate  ;  Brevls  expositlo  de  elei)hante ;  De  plan- 
Its;  De  verme  serico,  e/c.  —  Theocritus.  Idyllia; 
Eplgramniata. 

Poetae  Christiani  miiiores.  Pars  I. 
Vindobonae.  1888.  8°.  [Corpus  script,  cedes. 
Lot.  V.  16.  pt.  1.)  —3254 

Conlcnti.  Orientins,  Bp.  of  Auch.  Carmina.  Re- 
cens.  R.  Ellis— Pauliuna.  St.  Epigramma.— Pan- 
linns.  o/Pe;?o.  Eucharisticos.  Becens.  G.  Brandes. 
— Panllnns.  i/F€/-i^««ur.  Quae  supersunt.  Recens. 
M.  Petschenig— Pi-obas.  Cento.  Becens.  C.  Schenkl. 
—Victor.  C.  M.    Alethia.    Recens.  C.  Schenkl. 

Poetae  liatini  aevi  Carolini.    Duemmler, 

E.  (Ed.)     [Monumenta  German,  hist.  Poet. 

Lat.  viedii  aevi.  v.  1.  pt.  1.)  3692 

Poetae  liatini  luiiiores.     Lemaire,  N. 

E.  (^d.)     8v.  4246 

The  same.    Wernsdorf,  J.  C.  [Ed.)    6  v. 
„  3233 

Poetae  lyrici  Graeci.     Bergk,  T.  [Ed.) 

3  -«••  3296 

Poetae  minores  Graeci.    Gaisford,  T. 

[Ed. )     5  V.  in  3.  3282 

Poetae  Saxonis  annales  de  gestis  Caroli 

Magnl  Imperatoris.  55  pp.  (Frankfurt  Soc.  Script. 
v.  1,  p.  225;  Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Script,  rer.  Brunsvic.  v.  1, 
p.  120.) 

Poetae  scenici  Graeci.      Dindorf,  W. 

[Ed.)  3203 

Poetarnm  coniicoruni    Graeeoriini 

fragmenta,  post  Augustum  Meineke  recog- 
novit  et  Latine  transtulitFridericus  Henricus 
Bothe.  Accessit  index  nominum  et  rerum 
quern  constnixit  I.  Hunzicker.  Parisiis, 
1855.    r.  8°.    (Didot,A.F.,.Bi6Zio^/i.^.)    3264 

Contentt. 

AJcaeus.  ApollodoruB    Ca-    Autocrates. 

Alexander.  rystlus.  Axlonicus. 

Amlpsias.  ApoUophanea.  Bate. 

Amphls.  Araros.  Calllas. 

Auaxandrldes.  Archedlcus.  Callicrates. 

Anasllis.  Archippus.  Callippus. 

Anaxippus.  Aristagoraa.  Cautharus. 

Anildotus.  Aristomenes.  Cephisodorug. 

Antiphanes.  Arlstonymus.  CharicUdes. 

Apollodorus     Ge-  Aristophon.  Chionldea. 

ioxiB.  Athenio.  Ctoerilua. 


Olearchus. 

Crates. 

Cratlnus. 

Cratiuus  junior. 

Crito. 

Crobylus. 

Damoxenus. 

Demetrius. 


Hegemon. 

Hegesippus. 

Heninchus. 

Heraclides. 

Heraclitus. 

Hermippus. 

Hipparchus. 

Laou. 


Demetriusjunior.  Leucon. 

Demouicus.  Lynceus. 

Dexicraies.  Lysippus. 

Diodes.  Machon. 

Diodorus.  Magnes. 

Dionysius.  Meuander. 

Diophantus.  Menecrates. 

Dioxippus.  Metageues. 

Dipbilus.  Mnesimachus. 

Dronio.  Myllus. 

Ecphantides.  Myrtilus. 

Ephippus.  Nausicrates. 

Epicrates.  >'ico. 

Epigenes.  Nicochares. 

Epllycus.  Kicolaus. 

Epiuicus.  Nicomachus. 


Philiscus. 

Philouldes. 

Philostephanus. 

Philyliius. 

Phoenicides. 

Phrvnichus. 

Plato. 

PoHochus, 

Polyzelus. 

Posidippus. 

Sannyrion. 

Simyius. 

Sopbilus. 

Sosicrates. 

Sosi  pater. 

Sosippus. 

Sotades. 

Stephauus. 

Strato. 

Strattis. 

Susarion. 

Teleclldes.  ' 

Telle  n. 

Theognetus. 


Eryphus.  Nicomachus     ]u-    Theopliilus 

Euangelus.  nlor.  Theopomptis.  ' 

Eubulidea.  Nicophon.  Tliugenides. 

Eubulus.  Nicostratus.  Timocles. 

Eudoxus.  Ophelio.  Timostratus. 

Eunicus.  Pherecrates.  Timotheus. 

Euphron.  Philemon.  Tolyuus. 

Eupolis.  Philetaerus.  Xenarchua. 

Euthycles.  Philippides.  Xeno. 

Poetarnm  tragicorum   Graecornm 

fragmenta,  primum  collet:it  vitasque  breviter  narra- 
vit  F.  G.  Wagner.  [Gr.  etl^it.]  19^  pp.  (Didot,  A.  F., 
BibH'th.  gr.':  with  Euripides,  Fragmenta.) 

Poetarnm  Teterum  liatinorum  et  re- 

centiorum  quorumdam  carmina  sententiosa. 
Orelli.  J.  K.  [Ed.)  3245 

Poetes  fran^ais.    Crepet,  E.  (.£:tZ.)    4  v. 

2373 
Pontes  fran<^is,  depuis  le  XII  siecle  jus- 
qua  Malheibe.    Auguis.  P.  R.  [Ed.)    6  v. 

2376 
Poetess  of  Clap  City.    4  pp.    [ScrHmer's 

Mon'hly,  V.  9.  1^75,  p.  012. 

Poetic  interpretation  of  nature.  Shairp, 

J.  C.  1346 

Poetic  mirror.    152  pp.    Hogg,  J.,  Poet. 

wjrks,  V.  4,  p.  1. 

Poetic  Stndies.    Ward,  Mrs.  E.  S.  P.    1398 

Poetic  trifles.    Mills,  J.  H.  1398 

Poetical  concordance  to  the  principal 
poets  of  the  world.  Concise.  Durfee,  C.  A. 
[Ed.)  1185 

Poetical  Decameron.  Collier,  J.  P.  2  v. 

1367 

Poetical  epistle  to  an  eminent  painter. 
Hajley,  W.  [With  Ritson,  J.,  Observations 
on  the  hist,  of  Eng.  poetry. )  1383 

Poetical  fragments.    Baxter,  R.       1387 

Poetical  literature  of  the  past  half-cen- 
tury. Sketches  of  the.     Moir,  D.  M.  1328 

Poetical  miscellanies.  Steele,  Sir  R. 
[Ed.)  1308 

Poetical  quotations  from  Chaucer  to 
Tennyson.     Allibone.  S.  A.  1153 

Poetical  remains.  Bray,  E.  A.   3v.   1307 

Poetical  remains.  James  I,  King  of  Scot- 
land. '    1395 

Poetical  rhapsody.    Davison,  F.    2  v. 

1375 

Poetical  Tagaries.  Colman,G.,*/icyowngr- 
er.  1387 

Poetick  licence.  Inquiry  into  the  nature 
and  extent  of.     Vigors.  N.  A.  — 2155 

Poetische  waelder.    218  pp.    Fleming, 

p.,  Dtuticfi.  gedichte,  v.  1,  p.  2.  (Biblioth.  lit.  vereiiu  in 
Stuttg.  V.  82.) 


POETISCHER  LUSTWALD 


3516 


POETRY 


Poetischer  Instwald.  Haug,  J.  C.  F, 
(Ed.)  2354 

Poetry. 

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2354 
Poetry  of  Ouy's  arithmetic.    4  pp. 

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Poetry  of  science.    Hunt,  R.  —1498 

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Poetry  of  the  Orient.  Alger,  W.R.    1356 
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Poets  and  poetry  of  Poland.  Sobo- 
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Bernard,  P.  J.  v.  1. 
Bernis,  F.  J.  P.  v.  1. 
Bertin,  A.  v.  2. 
Bonnard,  B.  de,  v.  2. 
Chaulieu,  G.  A.  v.  1. 
Chouier,  A.  v.  2. 
Chenier,  M.  J.  v.  2. 
CoUudeau,  C.  P.  v.  1. 
Deshoulieres,  Mme.  A.  v.  1. 
Dorat,  C.  J.  v.  2. 
Duels,  J.  F.  v.  2. 
Florian,  J.  P.  C.  de,  v.  2. 
Gilbert,  N.  J.  L.  v.  2. 
Gresset,  J.  B.  L.  v.  1. 
Imbert,  B.  v.  2. 
La  Fare,  0.  A.,  Marquis  de, 

V.  1. 
La  Harpe,  J.  F.  de,  v.  2. 
La  Motte,  A.  H.  de,  v.  1. 
Le  Brun,  P.  D.  E.  v.  1. 

Poitiers,  France, 


Lefranc,  J.  J.,    Marquis  de 

Pnmpignan,  v.  1. 
Legouvd,  J.  B.  G.  v.  2. 
Lemlerre,  A.  M.  v.  1. 
Leonard,  N.  G.  v.  2. 
Luce  de  Lanclval,  J.  C.  J. 

v.  2. 
Mainiatre,  J.  C.  L.  v.  1. 
Marmontel,  J.  F.  v.  1. 
Millevoye,  C.  H.  v.  2. 
Parny,  E.  D.  D.,  Chevalier  &e, 

V.  2. 
Plroii,  A.  V.  1. 
Bacan,  H.  do  B.,  Marquis  de, 

V.  1. 
Racine,  L.  v.  1. 
St.  Lambert,  C.  F.  de,  v.  1. 
S6gr;iis,  J.  R.  de,  v.  1. 
S6uec6,  A.  B.  de,  v.  1. 
Vergier,  J.  v.  1. 

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D-Fut,  V.  2.  O-Quoto,  V.  5.  Tab-Zuffa,  v.  7. 

Gab-.Jura,  v.  3. 

Polexandre.  Gomberville,  M.  Le  R.  de. 
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Polexandre,  Exil  de.  Gomberville,  M.  Le 
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See  also  Crime  and  criminals. — Prisons  and 
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—1324,  —1336 
Politique  d'euTahissement.  Fustel  de 

Coulanges,  N.  D.  25  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deia  mondes,  1871, 
2  p6r.  V.  91,  p.  5.) 

Politique  royale.    Laurent.  F.,  Etudes 

siir  I'histoire  de  Vhumanite,  v.  11.  2443 

Politische   anlage  und  thaetigkeit  der 

verschledenen  deutschen  staemme.  64  pp.  Rueckert, 
H.    (Rauraer,  F.  v.  [Ed.),  Hist,  taschenbueh,  1865,  p.  153.) 

Politiscbe  studien.    60  pp.    Grillparzer, 

F.,  Saemmt.  icerke,  v.  9,  p.  1. 

Politischen  gleichgewicht  in  Europa, 
Fragmente  aus  der  neuesten  geschichte  des. 
Gentz.  F.  von.  —1356 

Politischen  parteiungen,  Geschichte 
der.     Wachsmuth.  W.     3  v.  in  4.         —1315 

Politisches  system  Dante's.  Derichs- 
weiler,  H.  2383 

Poliziano,  Angelo  Ambrogini.  1454-94. 
Prose  volgari  inedite  e  poesie  latine  e  greche 
edite  e  inedite,  raccolte  e  illustrate  da  Isi- 
doro  del  Lungo.    Firenze.  1867.   12°.   —1198 

Contents.  Ex  Callimacbo.— Carmlna.— La  Con- 
ginra  de'  Pazzi.— Epigrammata. — Graecomm 
poetarnm  quae  Latine  vertlt  A.  P.— Homerus. 
llladls  libri  lY.— Latini.— Lettere.— Ex  aioscho.— 
Sermoni.— Ex  Sibyllinls.— Sylvae. 

Stanze,  e  I'Orfeo,  ed  altre  poesie.   Milano, 

1808.     8°.  2364 

Canzone.    2  pp.    (aironl,  B.,  Baceolla  di  lirici  itoL 

p.  25.) 

[Tr.)    Iliadis  rhapsodiae  liber  11.     See 

Homerus. 

Greswell,  W.  p.    Memoirs  of  Angelas 

Politianus.     1805. 

Bemays,  J.    Quellennachwelse  zu  Politianus  und 

Georgius  Valla.  10  pp.  {Hermes,  v.  11, 1876,  p.  129.) — 
liungo,  I.  del.  La  patria  e  gli  antenati  d 'Angelo  F. 
36  pp.  (Archiv.  star.  ital.  3  s.  v.  11,  pt.  1,  p.  g.j—Sy- 
monds.  J.  A.  Politziano's  Italian  poetry.  26  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  14, 1873,  p.  163.)— Vita  di  P.  34  pp. 
(Poliziano,  A.  A.,  Stanze,  p.  5.) 

Polk,  James  Knox,  Pres.  of  U.  S.    First  and 

8econ<l  rate  men.  6  pp.  [Dem.  Rev.  y.  15, 1844,  p.  115.) 
— Hilliard,  H.  W.  Policy  of  P.  40  pp.  (Speeches,  p. 
155.)— Political  portraits  ivith  pen  and  pencil. 

No.  VI.  James  K.  Polk.  12  pp.  (ben.  Rev.  v.  2,  1838, 
p.  197.) — Recollections  of  an  old  stager:  Folk's 
adminisiration.   2  pp.    [Harper's  Mag.  v.  48, 1874,  p.  739.) 

Polk,  Josiah  F.  The  claim  of  the  Church  of 
Rome  to  the  exercise  of  religious  toleration 
during  the  proprietary  government  of  Mary- 
land, examined,  n.  p.,  n.  d.  8°.  {Bound 
pamph.  V.  125.)  5936 

Polk,R.  L.,  and  Co.  (Pubs.)  Baltimore  City 
directory.     See  Sheriff,  B.  R. 

Polk,  Trusten.  Sumner,  C.  Expulsion  of 
p.  Resolution  and  remarks  in  the  Senate,  Dec  18, 
1861.    2  pp.     ( Works,  v.  6,  p.  150.) 

Polk,  William  Hawkins.   Political  portraits. 

Hon.  Wm.  H.  Polk,  of  Tennessee.  6  pp.  {Dem.  Rev.  v. 
29,  1851,  p.  554.) 

Polk,  William  Mecklenburg,  M.  D.     1844—. 

Cocaine  in  gynecology  and  obstetrics.  5  pp.  (Enapp, 
H.,  Cocaine  and  its  use  in  ophthalmic  and  general  surgery, 
p.  83.) 

Polko,  Frau  Elise  Vogel.  1823—.  Reminis- 
cences of  Felix-Mendelssohn-Bartholdy,  a 
social  and  artistic  biography.  Tr.  by  Lady 
Wallace.     London.  1869.     p.  8°.  5856 

Pollajolo,  Antonio,  and  Polla jo  lo,  Piero. 

Pbilltmore,  U.  M.  The  PoUaiuoU.  3  pp.  (/n  her 
Fra  Augellco,  p.  87.)— Vasari,  O.  Antonio  e  Piero 
PoUajoli.  23  pp.  {Opere,  t.  3.  p.  285;  ViU  de'  pittori, 
T.  6,  p.  133 ;  and  Lives  of  painters,  T.  2,  p.  220 :  Bolm,  H. 
G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 


POLLARD 


3636 


POLLUX 


Dialogus 
See  Wyc- 


Pollard,  Alfred  William  {Ed.) 
sive  speculum  ecclesie  militantis. 
liffe,  J. 

Pollard,  Edward  Albert.  1828-72.  Lee 
and  his  lieutenants  ;  comprising  the  early 
life,  public  services,  and  campaigns  of  Gen. 
Robert  E.  Lee  and  his  companions  in  arms, 
with  a  record  of  their  campaigns  and  heroic 
deeds.     New  York,  1867.     8°.  2654 

Life  of  Jefferson  Davis,  with  a  secret 

history  of  the  Southern  Confederacy,  gath- 
ered "behind  the  scenes  in  Richmond." 
Phila.  [1869].    8°,  3874 

The  lost  cause  ;  a  new  Southern  history 

of  the  war  of  the  Confederates.  New  York, 
1866.    8°.  2643 

The  lost  cause  regained.   New  York,  1868. 

12°.  2647 

Observations  in  the  north  :  8  months  in 

prison  and  on  parole.    Richmond,  1865.     8°. 

2656 

Southern  history  of  the  war.   New  York, 

1866.     2  v.  8°.  2641 

Pollard, Josephine.  CircalMO—.  Infuturo. 

1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  54,  1877,  p.  104.)— Threads  of 
song.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  46,  1873,  p.  494.)— A 
Vagrant.    1  p.     {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  9,  1875,  p.  248.) 

Pollard,  Thomas.  Handbook  of  Virginia. 
By  the  Commissioner  of  agriculture.  Rich- 
mond, 1879.     8°.  2404 

Pollard,  William.  The  Stanleys  of  Knows- 
ley.  A  history  of  that  noble  family,  includ- 
ing a  sketch  of  the  political  and  public  lives 
of  the  late  Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Derby,  K. 
G.  and  of  the  present  Earl.  London,  1871. 
12°.  4886 

Polle,Konrad  Friedrich  (^d.)  1830—.  P. 
Ovidii  Nasonis  Metamorphoses.  Auswahl 
fuer  schulen.    See  Ovidius  Naso,  P. 

[Ed.)    Woerterbuch  zu  Ovid's  Metamor- 

phosen.    See  Siebelis,  J. 

Pollen,  Frangois  P.  L.,  and  iDam,  D.  C. 
van.  Recherches  sur  la  faune  de  Madagas- 
car et  de  ses  dependances,  1,  2,  4,  5  parties. 
Leyde,  1868-77.     4  pts.  4°.  —2571 

Pollen,  John  Hungerford.  1820—.  Ancient 
and  modern  furniture  and  wood  work  in 
the  South  Kensington  Museum.  London, 
1874.    r.  8°.  —1723 

Ancient    and    modern  gold    and  silver 

smiths'  work  in  the  South  Kensington  Mu- 
seum.    London,  1878.     r.  8°.  —1753 

(Ed.)    The  first  proofs  of  the  universal 

catalogue  of  books  on  art.  London,  1870.  2 
V.  sm.  4°.  L.84 

Contents. 
A-Kysell,  V.  1.  li-Zwlnner,  v.  2. 

Supplement.     London,  1877.    sm.  4°. 

L.84 

{Ed.)    Journal  kept  by  Richard  Doyle. 

See  Doyle,  R.  (in  supplement). 

Decoratlre  art  In  Its  connection  with  modern 

science.    30  pp.    (Dublin  afternoon  lectures,  1  s.  p.  165.) 

Pollet,  Frangois.     16    cent.     Historia  fori 

Romanl,  restituta,  iUustrata,  et  aucta.  173  pp.  (Po- 
lenl,  (i.,  Utr.  thes.  antiq.  Rom.  Or.  nov.  tupp.  v.  1,  p.  327.) 

Pollexfen,  Sir  Henry.  Circa  1632-92.  Ar- 
gument of  a  learned  counsel,  upon  an  action 
of  the  case  brought  by  the  East  India  Com- 

f>any  against  Mr.  Thomas  Sands,  an  inter- 
oper.     [Anon.]    London,  1696.    13°.    {With 
his  Discourse  of  trade. )  — 2397 


Discourse    of   trade,    coyn,    and    paper 

credit :  and  of  ways  and  means  to  gain,  and 
retain  riches.     [Anon.]    London,  1697.    12°. 

—2397 
Pollings  Monastery.    Rotulus  censualis  ca- 
nonlae  Domini  SalvatorlsPollinganae.   12  pp.   (CEIele, 
A.  F.  von,  Eer.  Boicar.  script,  y.  2,  p.  822.) 

Pollio,  Caius  Asinius.     B.  C.  76-A.  D.  4. 

Fragmenta.  15  pp.  (Meyer,  H.,  Oral.  Rom.  fragm. 
p.  487.) 

Thorbeck,  J.  R.      Commentatio    de  C. 

Asinii  Pollionis  vita  et  studiis  doctr  inae.  1820. 

Rewvens,  C.  J.    C.     Eplmetrum    de   qulbusdam 

monumentls.  18  pp.  (Thorbeck,  J.  E.,  Commentatio 
de  C.  Asinii  Pollionis  vita,  p.  1.) — Thonret,  G.  De  Cic- 
erone, Aslnlo  Pollione,  C.  Oppiorerum  Caesarianarum 
scrlptoribus.  58pp.  (Leipziger  studien,  v.  1, 1878,  p.  303.) 

Pollio,  Marcus  Vitruvius.     See  Vitruvius 

Pollio,  M. 
Pollio,  Trebellius.    4  cent.    De  Gallis.    2 

pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  1,  p.  538.)— 
Valerianiis  pater  et  Alius;  Gallieni  II;  Trlginta 
tyrannl;  Dlvus  Claudius.  23  pp.  (Haurislus,  B.  C, 
Script,  hist.  Rom.  \.  2,  pp.  378,  380,  385,  396 ;  Spartianus, 
M.,  Hist.  August,  script.  VI,  p.  76.) 

Baudelot,  C.  0.    Explication  d'un  passage  de  P. 

8  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  2, 1736, 
p.  3.';3.) 

Pollnitz.    See  Poellnitz. 

Pollock,  Frederick.  1845—.  English  op- 
portunities and  duties  in  the  historical  and 
comparative  study  of  law.  London,  1883. 
8°.  —1325 

Land  laws.    London,  1883.     12°.     {Eng. 

citizen. )  —2355 

Spinoza,  his  life  and  philosophy.  Lon- 
don, 1880.     8°.  5861 

Biographical  Introduction.    43  pp.    (Clifford, 

W.  K.,  Lectures  and  essays,  v.  1,  p.  1.)— Fishery  lavrs. 

46  pp.  (Loudon  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  1, 
p.  205.) 

Pollock,  Walter  Herries.  1850—.  Spranger 
Barry  and  his  wife ;  John  Henderson.  30  pp.  (Mat- 
thews, J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  v.  1, 
pp.  123,  253.)— Mr.  J.  L.  Toole.  18  pp.  (Matthews,  J. 
B.,  and  Hutton,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  v.  5,  p.  265.) 

(Ed.)    Saturday  Review.    See  Saturday 

Review. 

Pollock,  Sir  William  Frederick  {Ed. )  1815- 
88.  Macready's  Reminiscences.  See  Ma- 
cready,  W.  C. 

Pollok,  Robert.    1799-1827.    Poems.    73  pp. 

(Aikin,  J.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  2,  p.  678.) 

Course  of  time.    13  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's 

Mag.  V.  21,  1827,  p.  844;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  28, 1829,  p.  340.) 
— Fergiisson,  Tannahill,  and  P.  10  pp.  (Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  88,  1876,  p.  173.)— Norton,  A.  PoUok'a 
Course  of  time.    15  pp.    ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  6, 1829,  p.  86.) 

Pollliche,  Daniel.  1689-1768.  Recherches 
sur  le  jour  oti  Ton  donnait  des  fitrennes  en  France, 
quand  I'ann^e  conimen^ait  &  Piques.  2  pp.  (Leber, 
J.  M.  C,  Dissert,  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  10,  p.  34.)— Let- 
tres  sur  le  nom  de  Gnesptn,  qu'on  donne  aux  Or- 
16anais;  Lettre  sur  I'orlgine  du  sobriquet,  Chiens 
d'Orlfians.  15  pp.  CLeher,  3.  U.  C,  Dissert,  rel.  hist,  de 
France,  v.  8,  pp.  258,  263,  270.)— Problfeme  historlque 
sur  la  Pucelle  d'OrUans,  oft  I'on  tortifle  i'oplnion 
de  son  mariage ;  Exaraen  des  remarquessur  quelques 
particularitfis  curieuses  de  I'histolre  de  la  Pucelle 
d'Orl6ans  par  I'Abbfi  d'Artlgny;  avec  les  rfipllques  de 
d'Artlgny.  22  pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  C,  Dissert,  rel.  hxst.  de 
Prance,  v.  17,  pp.  389,  413.) 

Polluge,  Ludwig.  Klimaaenderungen  in 
historlschen  zeiten.  40  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v. 
16.  1880,  p.  826.) 

Pollution  of  streams.    59  pp.    Folsom, 

C.  F.     (Mass.  Board  of  Health,  8  Report,  1877,  p.  21.) 

Pollux.    Mommsen,  A.    Die  Dioskuren.    9 

pp.  (Philologus,  v.  11,  1856,  p.  706.)— linger,  G.  F. 
Deukallon  uud  Polydeukes.  9  pp.  (Phitologus,  v.  26, 
1867,  p.  212.)— "Witte,  J.,  Baron  de.  Sur  les  Dtosouroa 
repr6seut6s  barbus  ou  Imborbes.  2  pp.  (8oc.  antiq. 
de  France,  Bull.  1879,  p.  62;  wiUi  Mim.  v.  40, 1879.) 


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POLYBIUS 


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Polo,  Gaspar  Gil.     16  cent.    La  Diana  ena- 

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Travels.      The  tr.   of  Marsden  revised, 

with  a  selection  of  his  notes.  Ed,  by  Thomas 
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Curious  and  rentarlEable  voyages  and  travels. 

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Indie  orlentall.  104  pp.  (Ramusio,  G.  B.,  Ifamgalioni, 
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Delecluze,  E.    Marco  Polo.    23  pp.    (Sec.  d.  deux 

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auB  elner  handschrift  ergaenzt,  und  aus  einer  anderu 
sehr  za  verbessern.  28  pp.  (Saemmt.  sckriften,  v.  9,  p. 
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Polonins,  Jean.  See  Labenski.  Xavier, 
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Poison,  Archer.  Principles  of  the  law  of 
nations,  with  practical  notes  and  supple- 
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on  contraband  of  war.  To  which  is  added 
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Poison,  John.  Monaco  and  its  gaming 
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Polsted,  Richard.  Evans.  J.  Account  of 
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wedding  ot  P.  and  Elizabeth,  eldest  daughter  ot  Wm. 
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Poltawa,  in  3  gesaengen.   63  pp.   I*uschkin, 

A.  S.,  Gfdichie,  v.  1.  p.  180. 

Poltrot  de  M^r^,  Jean,  Arret  du  parle- 
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Polwhele,  Rev.  Richard.  1760-1838.  Tra- 
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Polwhele,  i?ei,'.  Robert.  1810-77.  The  Eng- 
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!<.,  L.    Bemarks  on  a  passage  of  P.    5  pp.    (Yalpy, 

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Polyandry.   McLennan,  J.  F.   The  levirate 

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Casaubon.  L.andCASAUBON,M.  Lexicon 

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Krebs.  F,  Die  praepositionen  bei  Poly- 
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— Polyblana.  46  pp.  {Mnemosyne,  \.  11,  1862,  p.  1.)— 
Polyblus.  3  pp.  (Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v.  10, 1882,  pp.  210, 
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Bekkeri.  8  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  AUerthumsw.  v.  13, 1846,  p.  801.) 
— Herwerden,  H.  van.  Polyblana.  7  pp.  (Mnemo- 
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Kaelker,  F.  Quaestiones  de  elocutlone  Polyblana. 
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(Hermes,  v.  15,  1880,  p.  321.)  — Polyblus  and  Ixlg 
times.  37  pp.  {Quart.  Rev.  v.  14H,  1879,  p.  186.)— 
Sclinlze,  E.  Beltraege  zur  krltik  des  P.  5  pp. 
(Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  23,  1868,  p.  427.)— Spengel,  L. 
Polyblus  und  Llvius.  7  pp.  [Philologus,  v.  33,  1874,  p. 
610.)— Unger,  Q.  F.  Die  jahrabstande  bei  P.  II,  18- 
23.  16  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  14,  1879,  p.  77.)— Polyblos  und 
Dlodoros  ueber  den  soeldnerkrleg.  16  pp.  (Rheinisch. 
mus.  n.  8.  V.  34,  1879,  p.  90.)— Die  quellen  des  P.  Im 
galllsphen  bericht.  22  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  39, 1880,  p. 
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18  pp.  (Rev.  arcU'il.  n.  s.  v.  19, 1869,  pp.  50,  124.) 
Polybius,  of  Sardis.  Tlepl  axr/,uaTia/iov.  6  pp. 
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Polycarpus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Smyrna.  Circa  69- 
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Epistola  et  martyrlnm.    21  pp.    (Coteller,  J.  B., 

SS.  palrum  opera,  v.  2,  p.  184.)— TAe  same  In  English. 
32  pp.  (Ante-Nicene  Christ.  Libr.  v.  1;  Writings  of  the 
Apostol.  fathers,  pp.  65,  79.)— Epistola  ad  Phllippen- 
ses ;  Fragmenta ;  Eccleslae  Smyrneusis  de  martyrlo 
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(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  5,  pp.  1005, 1025, 1029.)— 
Ad  Phllippenses  epistola.  [Gr.]  31pp.  (Eouth,M.  J., 
Script,  eccles.  opuscula,  v.  1,  p.  1.)— Q,uae  snpersunt 
Syriace  et  Armenice  fragmenta.  2  pp.  (Pitra,  .1.  B., 
Analect.  sacra  Spicileg.  Solesmensi.Y.  4,  pp.  5,  282.)— Res- 
ponslonum  fragiiientum.  1  p.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  68,  p.  359.)— Ex  libro  responsornm 
inscrlpto,  interprete  Vlctore  Capuano.  2  pp.  (Pltra, 
J.  B.,  Spicileg.  Solesmense,  v.  1,  p.  266.) 

BoeIirtnger,F.    Polycarpus.  26  pp.  (/n  Ais  Klrche 

Chrlstl  und  Ihre  zeugen,  v.  1,  p.  47.)— lilghtfoot,  J.  B. 
"Supernatural  religion."  IV.  Polycarp  of  Smyrna. 
40  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  25,  1875,  p.  827.)— Plonius. 
Life  of  P.  82  pp.  (Lightfoot,  J.  B.,  Apostolic  fathers, 
V.  2,  pt.  2,  p.  1005.)— Piper,  K.  W.  F.  Polycarp.  9  pp. 
(In  his  Leaders  of  ch.  universal,  v.  1,  p.  14.) 

Polycliarnius.  Fragmentum.  1  p.  (Didot,, 

A.  F.,  Biblinth.  gr.  Orat.  Atlici,  v.  2,  p.  475.) 

Polychromatic  decoration.    Audsley, 

W.  J.,  and  Audsley,  G.  A.  —1762 

Polychromatic  ornament  of  Italy. 

Adams,  E.  —1772 

Polychronicon.    Higden,  R.,  of  Chester. 

8  V.     [Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4524 

Polychronius,  Bp.  of  Apameia.    —circa 

431.  Enarratlo  In  Cantlcum  Cantlcorum.  [Gr.  et  Lat.] 
24  pp.  (Meurs,  J.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  8,  p.  213.)— Ex  com- 
mentarils  In  Danleleni.  [Gr.]  27  pp.  (Mai,  A., 
Script,  vet.  nov.  collect,  v.  1.)— In  £xecliielein  commeu- 
tarll.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  36  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Patrum,  nov.  bib- 
lioth.  V.  7,  pt.  2,  p.  92.)— Fragmentum.  [Gr.  et  Lat.] 
1  p.     (Pltra,  J.  B.,  Spicileg.  Solesmense,  v.  1,  p.  352.) 

Polycles.    Bergk,  T.    Ueber  den  Hercules 

des  P.     5  pp.     (Zeits.  f.  AUerthumsw.  v.  12, 1845,  p.  787.) 

PolycletUS.     Friederichs,  K.     Der  Dory- 

phoroa  ties  P.  10  pp.  1  pi.  (Berlin  Archaeol.  Gesells. 
Winckelmannsfest,  Programm  23.)— Klnegmann,  A. 
Amazonenstatuen  von  Phidias,  P.,  und  Strongyllon. 
10  pp.     (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  8.  v.  21, 1866,  p.  321.) 

Polycletus,  of  Larissa.    B.  C.  4  cent.    De 

rebus  Alexandrl.  [Gr.  et  Lat]  4  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F., 
Biblioth.  gr.  Script,  rer.  Alex.  Magni,  p.  129 :  with  Arrlanus, 

hyaqmenta.) 

Polycrates,  Bp.  of  Ephesus.  2  cent.  Frag- 
menta ex  epistola  ad  Vlctorem  ac  Romanam  eccleslam. 
3  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Or.  v.  5,  p.  13B7.)— TAe  same 
in  English.    2  pp.    (Ante-Nicene  Christ.  Libr.  v.  22.) 


Polycrates.     B.  C.  4  cent.      Fragmenta. 

[Gr.  et  Lat.]  4  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Orat, 
Attici,  V.  2,  p.  312.) 

Polycritns,  of  Mende.    Fragmenta.    [Or. 

et  Lat.]  2  pp.  (Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Script,  rer. 
Alex.  Magni,  p.  132 :  with  Arrlanus,  Fragmenta.) 

Polydeuces.    See  Pollux. 
Polydore  Vergil.    See  Vergilio,  P. 
Polyeiictus,  St.    Le  Blant,  E.     Polyeucte 

et  le  zele  tenieralre.  18  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad. 
Inscript.  M&m.  v.  28,  pt.  2, 1876,  p.  335.)— Polyeucte  et  les 
conditions  du  martyre.  11  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s. 
V.  69,  1876,  p.  456.) 

See  also  Corneille,  P.    Polyeucte,  tragfidle  chr6- 
tlenne. 

PolyeuctllS.     B.   C.  4  cent.     Fragmenta. 

[Gr.  et  Lat.]  2  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Orat. 
Attici,  V.  2,  p.  371.) 

Polygamy.      Bentzon,    T.       Les    harems 

d'Orient  et  d'Am6rlque.  35  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1874,  3  p6r.  v.  1,  p.  307.)— Bp.  Colenso  and  Kev.  Lewis 
Grout  on  polygamy.  27  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  16, 
1858,  p.  407.)— Snow,  H.  Plurality  of  wives.  8  pp. 
(Overld.  Monthly,  v.  7,  1871,  p.  551.) 

See  also  Marriage.— Alormons  and  Mormon- 
ism. 

Polyglot  nautical  telegraph.  Rey- 
nold-Chauvancy,  C.  de.  —2776 

Polyglot  of  foreign  proverbs.  Bohn,  H.  G. 
(In  his  Antiq.  Libr.)  1257 

Polyglot  paper,  by  Barney  Brallaghan. 

8  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  21, 1843,  p.  425.) 

Polyglots.    See  Bible,  Whole  Bibles,  Poly- 
glot. 
Polyglott  anthology.    19  pp.    [Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  13,  1839,  p.  483.) 

Polyglott  lexicon  :  being  a  new  diction- 
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and  English].  By  a  Society  of  learned  men. 
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Polygnotus. »  Beule,  E.    Le  peintre  Polyg- 

note.  26  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1863,  2  p6r.  v.  43, 
p.  83.)— Gedoyn,  N.  Description  de  2  tableaux  de  P. 
14  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  6, 1729, 
p.  445.)— Lenormant,  C.  M6molre  sur  les  peintures 
que  P.  avalt  taites  dans  la  Lesch^  de  Delphes.  133  pp. 
(Brussels  Acad.  Nouv.  mim.  v.  34, 1864.)— WelcUer,  F. 
G.  Die  composition  der  Polygnotlschen  gemaelde  in 
der  Lescho  zu  Delphi.  71  pp.  2  pi.  (Berlin  Akad. 
wlssens.  Philol.  Masse  Abhandl.  1847.  p.  81.) 

Polygordius.  Fraipont,  J.  Le  genre 
Polygordius.  1887.  (Fauna  und  flora  des 
Golfes  von  Neapel,  v.  14.) 

Polyhalite.    Stromeyer,  F.    De  polyhalite, 

nova  e  sallum  classe  fossillum  specie.  20  pp.  (Goet- 
tlngen,  K.  gesells.  wlssens.  Comment,  recent,  v.  4,  1820, 
p.  im) 

Polyhistor.    See  Alexander  Polyhistor,  C. 
Polyidus.      B.   C.   5    cent.      Fragmentum. 

I  p.    (Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  1278.) 

Polylogia,    or    several    eclogues.     72  pp. 

Daniel,  G.,  Poems,  td.  by  A.  B.  Grosart,  v.  2,  p.  135. 

Polymeres,  Georgios.    Ae^ikov  ' AyyTMEU-nvi- 

Kov  •     'Ev  'Ef)fiovir6X£i,  1854.     8°.  1165 

Polymetis.    Spence,  J.  1731 

Polymna^itus.   B.  C.  7  cent.  Fragmentum. 

1  p.    (Borgk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  817.) 

Polynesia. 

CoppiNQER ,  R.  W.  Cruise  of  the  "Alert. " 
Four  years  in  Patagonian,  Polynesian,  and 
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Duncan,  D.  (Ed.)   Types  of  lowest  races, 

.  .  .  Malayo-Polynesian  races.  1874.  (Spen- 
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Moresby,  Capt.  J.     New  Guinea   and 

Polynesia.     1876. 


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TcRNER,  G.   Nineteen  years  in  Polynesia. 

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1877,  p.  179.)— Polynesians  and  TSe-vr  Zealand. 
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Polynesia.    41  pp.    (/n  his  .Australasia,  p.  49'2.' 

See  also  Easter  Island. -Fiji  islands. -Friendly 
Islands.— Hatvaiian  islands.— Marquesas  isl- 
ands.—Melanesia.— Xe%v  Caledonia.— Oceania. 
—Pacific  Ocean.— Pele^r  islands.— Pitcairn's 
Island.— Sainoan  islands.- Society  islands. — 
Tahiti.— Tonga  islands.— Tongataboo. 

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Tyerman.  D..  and  Bexxet.  G. 

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(Quart.  Rev.  v.  94,  1854,  p.  80.) 

Polynesia,  Mythology.    Bastian,  P.  W.  A. 

Die  heilige  sage  der  Polynesier.     1881. 

Gill.  W.  W.    Myths  and  songs  from  the 

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Grey,  Sir  G.      Polynesian    mythology. 

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SCHIRREX,  C.   Die  wandersagen  der  Neu- 

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Polynesian  language.  Lesson,  P.  A. 
Les  Polynesiens.  leur  origine,  leurs  migra- 
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Coleridge,  H.    Specimens  of  the  dialects  of  some 

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See  also  Malayo-Polynestau  langnages. 

Polynesian  mythology.    Grey,  Sir  G. 

—2274 

Polynesian  reminiscences.  Pritchard. 

W.  T.  2496 

Polynesian  researches.    Ellis,  W.    4  v. 

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Polyphemus.    Grimm,  W.  K.     Die  sage 

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Polyphony  of  the  Assyrio-Baby Ionian  cune- 
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Polyps.  Edwards.  H.M.  Histoire  naturelle 
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See  also  Corals.- Hydroxoa.— Polyzoa. 

Polyptychum  dioecesis  Constantiensis.  50 

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Polyptychum  Rotomagensis  dioe- 
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Polytechnic  school  of  France.  Barnard, 
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See  also  Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  8, 1860,  p.  661. 

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Ponierius,  Julianus.    —498.    Prologus  in 

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Pomeroy,  John  Norton,  LL.  D.  1828-85. 
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Pontelli,  Baccio.   Vasari,  G.   Paolo  Romano 

e  Maestro  Hluo.  ChimenU  Camicia  e  Baccio  Pontelli. 
19  pp.  ( Opere,  v.  2,  p.  647 ;  VUe  de'  piUori,  v.  5,  p.  152 ; 
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Libr.) 

Pont^,  Mme.  Lucien  Davesies  de.    See  Da- 

vesies  de  Pontes.  Mme.  L. 
Pont-Gibaud.    Bouyon,  (— ).    Notice  de 

quelques  auiiquites  trouvees  dans  le  canton  de  P. 
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Ponthien.     Raynaud,  G.   [Ed.)     Chartes 

fi«n?alses  du  P.  51  pp.  (Biblioth.  Eeole  d.  Chartes.  t.  36, 
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Pontiac,  Chief  of  the  Ottawas.  Parkman, 
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Headlej-,  J.  T.    Pontiac,  or  the  siege  of  Detroit. 

19  pp.     [Harper's  Mag.  T.  22, 1861,  p.  437.) 

Pontianas,  Pope.   —238.   Epistolae.    4  pp. 

(Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  t.  Gr.  v.  10,  p.  159;  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
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Pontianns,  Bp.  in  Africa.   6  cent.   Epistola 

ad  Justinlanum  imperatorem.  2  pp.  (Mlgne,  1.  P., 
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Ponticns  Yirnnnins.    See  Ponte.  L.  da. 

Pontifical,  The.  See  Egbert,  St..  Abp.  of 
York. 

Pontifical  decrees  against  the  doctrine 
of  the  earth's  movement,  and  the  Ultra- 
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Pontifical  States.    See  Papal  States. 

Pontificate  of  Pius  IX.    Maguire.  J.  F. 

—3296 

Pontificate  of  Pins  IX,  History  of  the. 
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Pontig^y.    Balthasar,  ( — ),  Abbe.    Abbaye 

de  P.  a  pp.  (Rer.  arcktol.  1855,  p.  227.)— Pllgriiuage 
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Pontis,  Louis  de.  1583-1670.  Memoires, 
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The  same.  Paris,  1857.  r.  8°.  (Michaud 
and  Poujoulat.  Nouv.  coll.  mem.  rd.  hist,  de 
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Pontius,  Abbot  of  St.  RufdeViviers.  12  cent. 

Epiatola  ad  Calmoslacensem  abbatem.  2  pp.  (Migne, 
.J.  P.,  Patrol.  1.  LaL  v.  163,  p.  1477.) 

Pontins,  St.,  Deacon  at  Carthage.    —260. 

Vita  CaeciUi  Cjrpriani;  Acta  proconsularia.  32  pp. 
(Cyprianns,  T.  C,  St.,  Bp.  of  Carthage,  Opera  omnia, 
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J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  t.  3,  p.  1541.) 

Pontins  Pi  lat  ns,ein  epos.    31pp.    Brach- 

Yugel,  A.  £.,  Aiugew.  werke,  r.  4,  p.  23. 

Pontiry,  {—),Mme.  de.    Sainte-Beuve. C.  A. 

Mme.de  P.  23  pp.  (PortraiU  de /eauius,  p.  492;  Rev. 
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Pont-Main,  France.     Postel,  V.    Notre- 

Dame  du  Pont-Main.     1873. 
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Marie  Ferrard,  ComU  de.  1811—.  Flileal  de  Beau- 
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Fonmel,  V.    Armand  de  Pontmartln,  le  critique 

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Salnte*Beave,  C.  A.  H.  de  Pontmartln :  C^usertes 
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Pontoise.     Rocquain    de   CotirtenMay,  F. 

Archives  de  I'Hoiel-Dieu  de  P.  13  pp.  (BibHotk.  Scale 
d.  Chartes,  v.  22,  1860,  p.  505.) 

Ponton,  Mungo.   1801-80.   Earthquakes  and 

volcanoes.     Their  history,  phenomena,  and 

probable  causes.  London,  1868.  p.  8°.  —1628 

The  same,  new  and  revised  ed.    London, 

1870.    p.  8°.  —1628 


PONTOPPIDAN 


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Pontoppidan,  Erik.  1698-1764.  Annales 
ecclesiae  Danicae  diplomatici,  oder  nach 
ordnung  der  fahre  abgefassete  und  mit  ur- 
kunden  belegte  kirchen-histoi-ie  des  reichs 
Daennemarck.  Kopenhagen,  1747.  4  v.  in 
2, 4°.  —1277 

Natural  history  of  Norway,  containing  a 

particular  and  accurate  account  of  the  tem- 
perature, the  different  soils,  waters,  vege- 
tables, metals,  minerals,  stones,  beasts,  birds, 
and  fishes,  together  with  the  dispositions, 
customs,  and  manner  of  living  of  the  inhabit- 
ants ;  interspersed  with  physiological  notes 
from  eminent  writers,  and  transactions  of 
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Pontormo,  Jacopo  Carucci  da.    Mantz,  P. 

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Ponloux,  Claude  de.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem. 

des  hommes,  v.  34. 

Ponts  ei  chauss^es,  Annales  des.     See 

Annales  des  ponts  et  chaussees. 
Pontus,  Antonius.      16  cent.     Hariadenus 

Barbarossa,  seu  bellum  Tuneteutn,  quod  Carolus  V 

cum  Hariadeuo  Barbarossa  et  Turcls  gessit.    36  pp. 

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Pontus  unci  ISidonia.  Eine  f uertreffliche, 

lustige  und  nuetzUche  historie  von  demedeln.ehren- 
relchen  und  mannhaftlgen  rltter  Pontus,  des  koenigs 
sohn  aus  Gallizlen  und  der  schoenen  Sldonla,  koeulgln 
vonBritannlen.  212  pp.  {SiniTOck,K.  3.,  Deutsch.volks- 
buecher,  v.  11,  p.  1.) 

Pool,  Michael  de  la.  See  Pole,  M.  de  la,  1 
Earl  of  Suffolk. 

Poole,  Charles  Henry.  Attempt  towards  a 
glossary  of  the  archaic  and  provincial  words 
of  the  county  of  Stafford.  Stratford-upon- 
Avon,  n.  d.     12°.  —2126 

Poole,  Capt.  De  Witt  Clinton.  Among  the 
Sioux  of  Dakota.  18  months'  experience  as 
an  Indian  agent.   New  York,  1881.  12°.  1618 

Poole,  E.,  and  Hunt,  German  H.  Illus- 
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Poole,  E.  R.  Classical  collector's  vade  me- 
cum :  being  an  introduction  to  the  knowl- 
edge of  the  best  editions  of  the  Greek  and 
Roman  classics.     London,  1822.     18°.    ■W.68 

Poole,  Francis.  Queen  Charlotte  islands,  a 
narrative  of  discovery  and  adventure  in  the 
north  Pacific.  Ed.  by  John  W.  Lyndon. 
London,  1872.     8°.  2496 

Poole,  George  Ayliffe.  1809—.  Life  and 
times  of  St.  Cyprian.   Oxford,  1840.   8°.  5892 

Poole,  Jacob.  Glossary,  with  some  pieces 
of  verse,  of  the  old  dialect  of  the  English 
colony  in  the  baronies  of  Forth  and  Bargy, 
county  of  Wexford,  Ireland.  Ed.  by  Wil- 
liam Barnes.     London,  1867.     12°.  1167 

Poole,  John.  1787-1872.  A  soldier's  court- 
ship, a  comedy.  l*'pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat. 
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comedy.    42  pp.    (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  12.) 

Poole,  Jonas,   n  cent.  Divers  voyages  made 

to  Cherie  Island  In  the  years,  1004-00,  '08-10;  Brief 
declaration  of  this  my  voyage  of  discovery  to  Greene- 
land,  and  towards  the  west  ot  It.  10  pp.  (Purchas,S., 
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Poole,  Rev,  Matthew.  1624-79.  Annotations 
upon  the  Holy  Bible :  wherein  the  sacred 
text  is  inserted,  and  various  readings  an- 
nexed ;  together  with  the  parallel  scriptures. 
Edinburgh,  1801.    4  v.  4°.  —1232 

Synopsis  crltlcorum  allorumque  commentatorum 

In  Jeremiae  Threuos,  seu  Liamentationes.  28  pp. 
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Niceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  24. 

Poole,  Reginald  Lane.  History  of  the  Hugue- 
nots of  the  dispersion  at  the  recall  of  the 
edict  of  Nantes.    London,  1880.   12°.   —3277 

Illustrations  of  the  history  of  medieval 

thought  in  the  departments  of  theology  and 
ecclesiastical  politics.     London,  1884.    8°. 

—1453 

{Ed.)    Tractatus  de  civili  dominio.    See 

Wycliffe,  J. 

Poole,  Reginald  Stuart,  I/L.  D.  1832—.  Cities 
of  Egypt.    London,  1882.    p.  8°.  1788 

Horae  JEgyptiacae :  or,  the  chronology 

of  ancient  Egypt  discovered  from  astronom- 
ical and  hieroglyphic  records  upon  its  monu- 
ments.    London,  1851.     8°.  1775 

study  of  coins.   9  pp.   (Foole,  8.  li..  Coins  avd  medals, 

p.  1.)— On  the  method  of  Interpreting  Kgyptian 
hieroglyphics  by  Young  and  Champollion.  12  pp. 
(Archaeologia,  v.  39,  1863,  p.  471.) 

{Ed.)    Catalogue  of  English  coins  in  the 

British  Museum.  See  Keary,  C.  F.  (in  sup- 
plement). 

{Ed.)    Catalogue  of  Greek  coins  in  the 

British  Museum.    London,  1873-88.    7  v.  8°. 

2765 
Contents.  Gardner,  P.  Peloponnesus;  Seleucld 
kings  of  Syria.— Head,  B.  V.  Attica— Megarls—^glna ; 
Macedonia,  etc.— Head,  B.  V.,  and  Gardner,  P.  Taurlc 
Chersonese,  Sarmatla,  Dacla,  Moesia,  Thrace,  etc. — 
Poole.  R.  S.    Italy;  Sicily. 

{Ed.)    Catalogue  of  Indian  coins  in  the 

British  Museum.    London,  1885.     8°.      2763 

Contents.    Poole,  S.  L.    Muhammadan  states. 

{Ed.)    Catalogue  of  oriental  coins  in  the 

British  Museum.    See  Poole,  S.  L. 

{Ed.)    Coins  of  the  Muhammadan  states 

of  India  in  the  British  Museum.  See  Poole, 
S.  L. 

{Ed.)    Roman  medallions  in  the  British 

Museum.  See  Grueber,  H.  A.  (in  supple- 
ment). 

Poole,  Robert  Burton.  Comparative  advan- 
tages and  disadvantages  of  arranging  the  course  of 
study  In  the  various  school  classes  on  lines  of  subjects 
appointed  for  local  university  and  other  general  ex- 
aminations. 7  pp.  (London  Internat.  Health  Exhib. 
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Poole^  Mrs.  Sophia  Lane.     Englishwoman 

in  Egypt.    12  pp.    {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  57, 1845,  p.  286.) 

Poole,  Stanley  Lane.  1854—.  Art  of  the 
Saracens  in  Egypt.  London.  1886.  8°.  —1744 

Catalogue  of  oriental  coins  in  the  British 

Museum.     London,  1875-82.     7  v.  8°.      2763 

Contents.  Bnkh&r&,  v.  7.— Kgypt  (A.  H.  358-922), 
V.  4.— Eastern  Khalcefehs,  v.  1.— Blohammadan 
dynasties,  v.  2.— Mongols,  v.  0.— Moors  of  Af- 
rica and  Spain,  v.  5.— Turkum&n  houses  of 
SelJooHt  Vrtnk,  Zengee,  etc.  v.  3. 

Coins  of  the  Muhammadan  states  of  In- 
dia in  the  British  Museum.  Ed.  by  R.  S. 
Poole.     London,  1885.     8°.  2763 

Egypt.   With  illustr.   London,  1881.   16°. 

'^^^  1788 

Essays  in  oriental  numismatics.  2  s.  Lon- 
don, 1877.     8°.  2766 

Life  of  Edward  William  Lane.  London, 

1877.     8°,  4841 


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POOR  LAWS 


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Story  of  Turkey,   assisted  by  E.  J.  W. 

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E.  W. 

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Report  on  the  progress  of  library  archi- 
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The  West,  from  the  treaty  of  peace  with  France, 

1763,  to  the  treaty  of  peace  with  England,  1783.  59  pp. 
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First  supplement  from  Jan.  1,  1882,  to 

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Money  and  its  law^s  :  embracing  a  history 

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ser'sMag.  y.  40, 1849,  p.  437.)— Industry  ofthe  poor. 
49  pp.  {Dublin  Rev.  y.  30,  1851,  p.  484.)— Interests  of 
the  Catholic  poor.  15  pp.  {Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  t.  7, 
1866,  p.  101.)— Jee,  T.  Practical  observations  on  the 
management  of  the  poor.  19  pp.  {Pamphleteer,  v.  9, 
1817,  p.  563.) — Mammonism  and  the  poor.  27  pp. 
{Brownson's  Qttart.  Rev.  y.  Y.  s.  v.  3,  ISoS,  p.  144.) — On 
the  means  of  improving  the  people.  39  pp. 
[Quart.  Rev.  v.  19, 1818,  p.  79.)— Plea  for  the  porkers. 
3  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  24,  1841,  p.  695.)— Robinson, 
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See  also  Quart.  Rev.  v.  15, 1816,  p.  187.  Also  Chari- 
ties.— Friendly  societies. — Paoperism. — Poor 
la^^s. — Poverty.    Also  London.— Paris,  etc. 

Poor  Clare.    Gaskell,  Mrs.  E.  C.  S.       1266 
Poor  doctor.  The.     15  pp.     (Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  27,  1S46,  p.  140.) 

Poor  Esteer,  the  Jewess.    10  pp.     (Dem. 

Rev.  V.  16,  1845,  p.  319.) 

Poor  Jack.    Marryat,  Capt.  F.  1267 

Poor  I^aw  Board.  See  Great  Britain,  Pabs. 

of  gov't.     Poor  Law  Board. 

Poor  liaw  Conimissiou.  See  Great  Brit- 
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Poor  laws. 

Burn,  R.   History  of  the  poor  laws.   1764. 

COODE.  G.  Report  on  the  law  of  settle- 
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citizen. ) 

Great  Britain,  Pubs,  of  gov't.    Poor  Law 

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Poor  Law  Commission.  Annual  re- 
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Poor    Law    Commission.       Extracts 

from  the  information  received.     1833. 

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the  administration  and  practical  operation 
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—  Poor   Law  Commission.      Report    on 

the  continuance  of  the  Poor  Law  Commis- 
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NiCHOLLS,  Sir  G.    History  of  the  English 

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History  of  the  Irish  poor  law.     1856. 

History  of  the  Scotch  poor  law,     1856. 

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p.  60.)— Courtenay,  T.  P.  Copy  of  a  letter  to  Wm. 
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30  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  11,  1818,  p.  373.)— Cur-wen,  J. 
C.  Speech,  on  a  motion  for  a  committee  for  taking 
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(Famphleteer,  v.  8,  181C,  p.  3 ;  v.  10,  1817,  p.  49.)— De- 
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377.)— Donnodevle,  A.  De  la  blenfalsance  dans  ses 
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poor  law  :  a  proposal  for  its  abolition.  11  pp.  ( Con- 
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Elizabeth,  Queen  oj  England.  Orders  of,  as  to  corn 
and  scarcity  in  1586  and  1594.  10  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v. 
32, 1847,  p.  410.)— On  the  poor  laws  of  England  ;  and 
answers  to  queries  with  a  view  to  ascertain  the  Scottish 
system.  5  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  3,  1818,  p.  9.)— 
English  poor  law^  and  the  Catholic  poor.  48 
pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  v.  48,  1860,  p.  269.)— On  the  operation 
of  the  English  poor-laws.  17  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v. 
60, 1846,  p.  555.)— Extract  from  a  communication 
on  the  poor  laws.  6  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  1, 
1817,  p.  241.)- Fallacies  on  poor-laws.  26  pp. 
(Westm.  Rev.  v.  26, 1837,  p.  357.)— Foreign  poor  la-ws  j 
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Greg,  W.  R.  Strikes,  short  hours,  poor-law,  and 
lalssez  falre.  17  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  6, 1872,  p; 
265.)— Grievances  of  a  country  overseer.  11  pp. 
(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  10,  1834,  p.  629.)- Hollond,  E.  W. 
Poor  laws  and  metropolitan  poor  law  administration. 
11  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  8,  1868,  p.  502.)— Holroyd,  J. 
B.,  1  Earl  of  Sheffield.  Observations  on  the  impolicy, 
abuses,  and  false  interpretation  of  the  poor  laws.  26  pp. 
(Pamphleteer,  v.  13, 1818,  p.  113.)— Poor  law  for  Ireland. 
45  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  v.  2,  1836-7,  p.  51 ;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  6,  1835,  p.  24 ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  44, 1831,  p.  511.)— On  poor 
laws  and  their  introduction  into  Ireland.  33  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  33,  1833,  p.  811.)— Proposed  intro- 
duction of  poor  laws  Into  Ireland.  35  pp.  (Edin.  Rev. 
V.  59,  1834,  p.  227.)— Irish  poor  laws.  12  pp.  (Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  67,  1861,  p.  7U9;  v.  68,  1861,  p.  60.)— Jee, 
T.  Practical  observations  on  the  management  of  the 
poor,  and  the  laws  relating  to  them.  19  pp.  (Pamphlet- 
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p.  169.)— Morel,  L.  Droit  des  pauvres  et  I'admlnis- 
tratlon  de  I'asslstance  publlque.  16  pp.  (Rev.  contemp. 
1869,  V.  3,  p.  334.)— New^  poor  law^.  61  pp.  (Edin. 
Rev.  V.  63,  1836,  p.  4H7.)— Our  poor  la^v  adminis- 
tration. 30  pp.  (Brit.  Q^art.  Rev.  v.  47,  1868,  p.  297.) 
— Poor  administration  at  home  and  abroad. 
30  pp.  {Dublin  Rev.  v.  29,  1860,  p.  324.)— Poor  law 
bill  for  Ireland.  9  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  10, 
1837,  p.  69.)  — Poor  Ltavr  Commission.  28  pp. 
(Wettm.  Rev.  v.  22, 1835,  p.  66.)— Poor  law^  question. 
27  pp.  {Quart.  Rev.  v.  50,  1H34,  p.  347.)  — Poor  law 
reform.      44  pp.      (Edin.  Rev.  v.  74,  1842.  p.  1.)— Re- 

Ftort  from  H.  M.  Commissioners  for  Inquir- 
ng  Into  the    administration   and    practical 
operalion  of  the  poor-laws.    29  pp.     (Quart.  Rev. 


V.  52, 1834,  p.  233 ;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  20,  1834,  p.  469.)— Re- 
port from  the  select  committee  on  the  poor 
laws.  42  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  29,  1818,  p.  261;  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  18,  1818,  p.  259.)— Reports  of  the  Poor  Law 
Commissioners.  21  pp.  {Edin.  Rev.  v.  77,  1843,  p. 
391.) — Results  of  poor-laws  commission.  45 
pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  18,  1833,  p.  427.)— Sanborn,  F.  B. 
Poor-law  administration  in  New  England.  23  pp.  {Tf. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  114, 1872,  p.  1.)— Poor-laws  of  New  England. 
32  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  106,  1868,  p.  483.)— Report  on  the 
poor  laws  of  Scotland.  44  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  2, 
1845,  p.  471;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  75,  1845,  p.  125.)— Scottish 
system  of  poor  la-ivs.  15  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v. 
3,  1834,  p.  508.)— Settlement  and  poor  removal. 

22  pp.  {Edin.  Rev.  v.  87,  1848,  p.  451 ;  JV.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  8, 
1848,  p.  366.)  — Short  Inquiry  into  the  policy, 
humanity,  and  past  effects  of  the  poor  laivs. 
16  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  11,  1808,  p.  100.)— Smith,  S.  Poor 
laws ;  Scarlett's  poor  bill.  13  pp.  (  Works,  pp.  320,  334.) 
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Is.  V.  15,  p.  271.)— Substitution  of  savings'  banks 
for  poor-laws.  13  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  36,1827,  p. 
484.)  — IVorkhouse  system.     The  Irish  poor  bill. 

23  pp.     (Edin.  Rev.  v.  66,  1838,  p.  186.) 

See  also  Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  14,  1833,  p.  66;  Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  23,  1828,  p.  923 ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  22,  1814, 
p.  184 ;  V.  33, 1820,  p.  91 ;  Fraser's  Mag,  v.  9, 1834,  p.  507  ; 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  28, 1823,  p.  349;  v.  33, 1826,  p.  429. 

Poor  man's  family  book.  Baxter,  Rev. 

R.,  Practical  works,  v.  19.  — 2226 

Poor  Margaret.     13  pp.     {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  12,1838,  p.  195.) 

Poor  Robin's  true  character  of  a  scold. 

7  pp.     (Hiudley,  C,  Old  book  collect,  miscel.  v.  2.) 

Poor  Will  STewberyl  12  pp.  {Black- 
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Poore,  Benjamin  Perley.  1820-87.  Life 
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national  metropolis.  Illustr.  Phila.  [1886]. 
2  V.  8°.  2641 

James  Whitcomb.  7  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal. 

Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  423.) 

{Ed.)     Congressional  directory,  41  Cong. 

1-3  sess.  2  ed.;  42  Cong.  [2  sess.] ;  48  Cong. 
1  sess.  3  ed.;  48  Cong.  [2  sess.]  1  ed.;  49 
Cong.  1  sess.  1  ed.;  49  Cong.  1  sess.  3  ed. ; 
49  Cong.  2  sess.  1,  2  eds.  Washington, 
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{Ed.)  Descriptive  catalogue  of  the  gov- 
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{Ed.)     Federal   and   state  constitutions, 

colonial  charters,  and  other  organic  laws  of 
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{Ed.)  Political  register  and  Congressional 

dii'ectory:  a  statistical  record  of  the  federal 
oflEicials,  legislative,  executive,  and  judicial, 
of  the  United  States  of  America,  1776-1878. 
Boston,  1878.     r.  8°.  1151 

Poore,  George  Vivian,  31.  D.  Our  duty  in 
relation  to  health.  83  pp.  (London  Internal.  Health 
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health  ;  or,  the  right  use  of  refuse.  38  pp.  (Loudon 
Internat.  Health  Exhlb.  Literature,  v.  9,  p.  215.) 

{Ed.)    Selections  from  the  clinical  works 

of  Dr.  Duchenne.  See  Duchenne,  G.  B.  A. 
(in  supplement). 

Poore.    See  also  Poor. 

Popanilla.    101  pp.    Disraeli,  B.,  Earl  of 

BeacimsJUId,  Novels  and  tales,  v.  8,  p.  363. 

Pope,  Alexander.  1688-1744.  Works  ;  with 
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am(ents.    Prologue  to  Mr.  Addison's  tragedy  or 

Cato,  V.  1 BroMTU,  J.    Essay  ou  satire,  v.  -2.— Essay 

on  criticism,  v.  1.— Satires  of  Dr.  .John  Doune  ver- 
sined,  V.  2.  —  The  Dnuciad,  v.  3.  —  Elegy  to  the 
memory  ol  au  unfortunate  laily,  v.  1.— Elolsa  to 
Abelard,  v.  1.— Imitation?  of  Engllsb  poets,  v.  2. 
—Epistles,  V.  4.— Epitaphs,  v.  4.— Gnardlans,  v. 
4.— Preface  to  Homer's  Iliad,  v.  4.— Imitations  of 
Horace,  v.  2,  4.— lictters,  v.  5,  6.— Essay  on  man,  v. 
2.— Slessiah,  a  sacred  eclogue,  v.  1.— Sloral  essays, 
V.  2.— Odes.  V.  1.— Memoirs  of  P.  P.,  clerk  of  this 
parish,  v.  4.— Pastorals,  with  a  discourse  on  pastoral 
poetry,  v.  1. — Of  the  poet  laureate,  v.  4. — Rape  of 
the  liock,  V.  1.— Recommendatory  poems,  v.  1. 
— Epilogue  to  Mr.  Howe's  Jane  Shore,  v.  1. — Sat- 
ires, V.  2.— Martinus  Scrlblerust  Ilepi  BaSovs:  or, 
of  the  art  of  sinking  in  poetry,  v.  4.— Memoirs  of  the 
extraordinary  life,  works,  and  discoveries  of  Martinus 
Scriblerus,  v.  4.— Specimen  of  Scriblerus's  reports, 
Stradling  versus  Stiles,  v.  4. — Preface  to  the  works  of 
Shakespear.  v.  4.— The  Temple  of  fame,  v.  1.— 
Translations  and  imitations,  v.  1.— The  Universal 
prayer,  v.  2.— Virgllius  restanratns :  seu  Mar- 
tini Scribleri,  summi  critici,  castieationum  in  .y.iigi- 
dem  specimen,  v.  4. — IVindsor  Forest,  v.  1. 

Works,  with  remarks  and   illustrations 

by  Gilbert  Wakefield.  Warrington.  1794. 
8°.  1393 

Ci/ntents.  Prologue  to  Mr.  Addison's  tragedy  of 
Cato.— E-ssay  on  criticism.— Elegy  to  the  memory 
of  an  unfortunate  lady.  —  Eloisa  to  Abelard. — 
Epistles.- Epitaphs.— Jnvenlle  poems.— Mes- 
siah, a  sacred  eclogue.  —  Miscellanies.— Odes. — 
Pastorals,  with  a  discourse  on  pastoral  poetry. — 
Rape  of  the  liock.  —  Epilogue  to  Mr.  Howe's 
Jane  Shore. — Windsor  Forest. 

Works,  with  notes  and  illustrations,  by 

himself  and  others.  To  which  are  added, 
a  new  life  of  the  author,  an  estimate  of  his 
poetical  character  and  writings,  and  occa- 
sional remarks,  by  William  Roscoe.  New  ed. 
London,  1847.     8  v.  8°.  2135 

Contents.  Bro-wn,  J.  Essay  on  satire,  v.  4.— Plan 
of  an  epic  poem  to  have  been  written  in  blank  verse 
and  intitled  Brntns,  v.  5.  —  Commendatory 
poems,  V.  2.— Essay  on  criticism,  v.  2.— Full  and 
true  account  of  a  horrid  and  barbarous  revenge  by 
poison,  on  the  body  of  Mr.  Edmund  Cnrll,  bookseller, 
T.  5.— Further  account  of  the  most  deplorable  con- 
dition of  Mr.  Edmund  Curll,  v.  5.— Strange  but  true 
relation  of  the  circumcision  of  Mr.  Edmund  Curll,  v.  5. 
— Satires  of  Dr.  John  Donne  versified,  v.  5.— The 
Dnnclad,  v.  3. — Elegy  to  the  memory  of  an  unfor- 
tunate lady,  v.  2.— Eloisa  to  Abelard,  v.  3.— Imi- 
tations of  English  poets,  v.  2.— Epistles,  v.  3.— 
Epitaphs,  V.  3.— Fragments  and  fugitive  pieces, 
V.  5 — Gnardlans,  v.  5. — Preface  to  Homer's  Iliad, 
T.  5. — Imitations  of  Horace,  v.  4,  5.— Character  of 
Katherine,  late  Duchess  of  Buckinghamshire  and 
Xormanby,  v.  5.— Lietters,  v.  6-8.— Essay  on  man, 
V-  4. — Messiah,  a  sacred  eclogue,  v.  2. — Miscel- 
lanies, v.  3.— Moral  essays,  v.  4. — Narrative  of  Dr. 
Bobert  Xorris,  v.  5.— Odes,  v.  3. — Postscript  to  the 
Odyssey,  v.  5.— Memoirs  of  P.  P.,  clerk  of  the  parish, 
^-  3.— Pastorals,  with  a  discourse  ou  pastoral  poetry, 
T-  2. — Prolognes  and  epilogues,  v.  3. — Rape  of  the 
Lock,  V.  2.— A  key  to  the  Lock,  v.  5.— Roscoe,  W. 
Estimate  of  the  poetical  character  and  writings  of  P. 
V.  2.— Life  of  P.  V.  1.— Satires,  v.  4,  5.— Martinus 
Scriblerus:  Depi  BaOovs:  or,  the  art  of  sinking  in 
poetry,  v.  5.— Essay  of  Martinus  Scriblerus  concerning 
the  origin  of  sciences,  v.  5.— Memoirs  of  the  extra- 
ordinary life,  works,  and  discoveries  of  Martinus 
Scriblerus,  v.  5.— Specimen  of  Scrlblerns's  reports, 
Stradling  versus  Styles,  v.  5.— 1740,  a  poem,  v.  5.— 
Preface  to  the  works  of  William  Shakespear,  v.  5.— 
Tiionghts  on  various  subjects,  v.  5.— Translations 
and  imitations,  v.  2.— The  UnlTersal  prayer,  v.  4.— 
Virgllius  restanratns ;  seu  Martini  Scribleri, 
summi  critici,  castigationum  In  ^neidem  specimen, 
V.  5.— AVIndsor  Forest,  v.  2. 

Works.     New  ed.     Collected  in  part  by 

the  late  J.  W.  Croker ;  with  introductions 
and  notes  by  Rev.  W.  Elwin  and  W.  J. 
Ck)urthope.  V.  1-4.  6-10.  London.  1871-86. 
9v.  8°.  2135 

Omtenls.  Catalogue  of  Pope's  collected  eds.  of 
nls  works,  v.  1.— Characters,  v.  4.— Correspond- 
ence, V.  6-10 — Essay  on  criticism,  v.  2.— Full  and 


true  account  of  a  horrid  and  barbarous  revenge  by 
poison,  ou  the  body  of  Mr.  Edmund  Cnrll,  book- 
seller, v.  10.— Further  account  of  the  most  deplorable 
condition  of  Mr.  Edmund  Curll,  v.  10. — Strange  but 
true  relation  of  the  circumcision  of  Mr.  Edmund  Curll, 
V.  10. — Satires  of  Dr.  .John  Donne  versified,  v.  3. — 
The  Dnnclad,  v.  4. — Elegy  to  the  memory  of  an  un- 
fortunate lady,  V.  2.— Eloisa  to  Abelard,  v.  2.— 
Elwin,  W.  Introduction,  v.  1. — Imitations  of  Eng- 
lish poets,  V.  4. — Epigrams  and  inscriptions,  v.  4. 
— Epitaphs,  V.  4.— Guardians,  v.  10. — Imitatious  of 
Horace,  v.  3. — Essay  ou  man,  v.  2. — Messiah,  a 
sacred  eclogue,  v.  1.— Miscellaneous  pieces  in 
verse,  v.  4.— Moral  essays,  v.  3.— Narrative  of  Dr. 
Bobert  Noiris,  v.  10.— Odes,  v.  4. — Memoirs  of  P.  P., 
clerk  of  the  parish,  v.  lO. — Pastorals,  with  a  dis- 
course on  pastoral  poetry,  v.  1.— Of  the  poet  laureate, 
V.  10.— Poetry,  v.  1-4.— Prolognes  and  epilogues, 
V.  4.— Prose  works,  v.  10.— Rape  of  the  Lock,  v.  2. 
—A.  key  to  the  Lock,  v.  10.  — Recommendatory 
poems,  V.  1.  —  Memorial  list  of  relations  and 
friends,  v.  1.— Satires,  v.  3.— Martinus  Scrlblerns: 
Uepi  Badovf :  or.  Of  the  art  of  sinking  in  poetry,  v.  10. 
— Essay  of  Martinus  Scriblerus  concerning  the  origin 
of  sciences,  v.  10.— Memoirs  of  the  extraordinary  life, 
works,  and  discoveries  of  Martinus  Scriblerus,  v.  10. 
—Specimen  of  Scrlblerns's  reports,  Stradling  ver- 
sus Stiles,  V.  10.— 1740,  a  poem,  v.  3.— Preface  to  tlie 
works  of  William  Shakespear,  v.  10.— The  Temple 
of  fame.  V.I.— Thoughts  on  various  subjects,  v.  10. 
—Translations,  v.  1.— The  Universal  prayer,  v.  2. 
— Vers  de  societe,  devotional  poems,  etc.  v.  4. — 
Virgllius  restanratns :  seu  Martini  Scribleri, 
sumiiii  critici,  castigationum  in  iEneidem  specimen, 
V.  10. — W'arburton,  W.  Commentaries  and  notes  on 
the  Essay  ou  criticism,  and  the  Essay  on  man,  v.  2. — 
Notes  on  the  Universal  prayer,  v.  2.  —  Windsor 
Forest,  v.  1.— Appendices,  v.  3. 

(Kev.  of  in  Frastr's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  3, 1871,  p.  284;  Quart. 
Rev.  v.  143,  1877,  p.  321.) 

Poetical  works  and  life  of.     Edinburgh, 

1794.     8°.     (Anderson,  R.,Bn7.poe<s,  V.  8.) 

1363 

Content*.  Prologue  to  Mr.  Addison's  tragedy  of 
Cato.  —  Essay  on  criticism.  —  The  Dnnclad.- 
Elegy  to  the  memory  of  an  unfortunate  lady.  — 
Eloisa  to  Abelard.  —  Imitations  of  English 
poets.  —  Epistles.  —  Epitaphs.  —  Imitatious  of 
Horace. — Liife  of  P. — Essay  on  man. —  Messiah, 
a  sacred  eclogue.— Miscellanies.-Moral  essays. 
— Odes. — Pastorals,  with  a  discourse  on  pastoral 
poetry.— Rape  of  the  Lock.— Recommendatory 
poems.- Epilogue  to  Mr.  Howe's  Jane  Shore.— 
Sappho  to  Phaon.— Satires.- Translations  and 
Imitations.  — The  Universal  prayer.  —  W^indsor 
Forest. 

Poetical  works.  Ed.  by  Robert  Carruthers. 

New  ed..  revised.  London,  1858.  2  v.  p.  8°. 
(Bohn,  H.  G.,i7Zii«fr.  Z,t&r.)  1347 

Contents.  Prologue  to  Mr.  Addison's  tragedy  of 
Cato,  V.  1.— Carruthers,  R.  Notes,  v.  1,  2.— Essay 
on  criticism,  v.  1.— The  Dnnclad,  v.  2.— Elegy  to 
the  memory  of  an  unfortunate  lady,  v.  1.— Eloisa  to 
Abelard,  v.  1.— Imitations  of  English  poets,  v.  1. 
—Epigrams  and  other  verses,  v.  2— Epistles,  v.  1. 
—Epitaphs,  V.  1.— Imitations  of  Horace,  v.  2.— 
Essay  on  man,  v.  1.— Messiah,  a  sacred  eclogue,  v.  1. 
—Miscellanies,  v.  2.— 3Ioral  essays,  v.  1.— Odes, 
V.  1.— Pastorals,  with  a  discourse  on  pastoral  poetry, 
V.  1 — Rape  of  the  Lock,  v.  1.— Satires,  v.  2. — The 
Temple  of  fame,  v.  1 — Translations  and  imita- 
tions, V.  1.— The  Universal  prayer,  v.  1.— Windsor 
Forest,  v.  1. 

Essai  sur  ITiomme,  tr.  de  I'anglois  en 

frangois.  Ed.  revue  par  le  traducteur. 
Londres,  1736.     16°.  2296 

Poems.    London,  1810.     8°.     (Chalmers, 

A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  12.)  1364 

Letters  to  Bp.  Atterbury  when  in  the  Tower  of 

London.  22  pp.  (Camden  See.  Mitcel.  v.  4.j— Dying 
Christian  to  his  soul ;  Rape  of  the  Lock.  31  pp. 
(Campbell,  T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  5,  p.  110.)— Essay  on  the 
life,  writings,  and  learning  of  Homer.  63  pp.  (Ho- 
merus,  Iliad,  tr.  by  A.  Pope,  v.  1, 1750,  p.  1.)— Le  Slessle, 
6glogue  sacree,  k  I'lmitatlon  du  Pollion  de  Virglle; 
Essal  sur  I'homme.  23  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Dimcnttr. 
Imngil.  v.  7,  pp.  629,  633.)— Pastorals.  14  pp.  (Dry- 
den,  J.,  MisctL  poems,  t.  6,  p.  335.) — Poems.  44  pp. 
(Alkln,  J.,  Brit.poeU,y.l,  p. 345;  Bitson.J.,  Eng.anthoU 


POPE 


3648 


POPES 


V.  1,  p.  285.)— Prophecy  of  Thames  from  "  Windsor 
Forest,"  with  a  Latin  version.  4  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag. 
V.  43, 1-851,  p.  615.) 

(Tr.)    Iliad  of  Homer.    -See  Homerus. 

{Tr.)    Odyssey  of  Homer.    See  Homerus. 

Abbott,  E.     Concordance  to  the  Works 

of  Alexander  Pope.    1875. 

Bowles,  W.  L.     Lessons  in  criticism  to 

Wm.  Roscoe,  in  answer  to  his  letter  on  the 
character  and  poetry  of  Pope.     1826. 

Stephen,   L.      Alexander    Pope.      1880. 

(Morley,  J.,  Eng.  men  of  letters.) 

Warton.  J.     Essay  on  the  genius  and 

writings  of  Pope.     1782,  2  v. 

Beljame,  A.    Alexander  Pope.    74  pp.    (In  Ids  Le 

public  et  les  horames  de  lettres  eu  Angleterre,  p.  339.) 
— Borlase,  St.  Antoyii,  and  P.  29  pp.  [Quart.  Rev. 
V.  139,  1875,  p.  367.)— Bowles,  W.  L.  Reply  to  the 
charges  brought  by  the  reviewer  ol  Spence's  Anec- 
dotes against  the  last  editor  of  Pope's  Works;  Obser- 
vations on  the  poetical  character  of  P.  50  pp.  (Pam- 
phleteer, V.  17,  1820,  pp.  73,  369.)— Two  letters  to  Lord 
Byron,  In  answer  to  his  letters  on  Rev.  W.  L.  Bowles's 
strictures  on  the  life  and  writings  of  P.  61  pp.  {Pam- 
phleteer, V.  18, 1821,  p.  331.)— Bowles's  edition  of  P. 
15  pp.  [Edin.  Rev.  v.  11, 1808,  p.  399.)— Buchanan,  U. 
From  P.  to  Tennyson.  12  pp.  (In  his  Looks  round 
literature,  p.  347.)— Byron  and  P.  7  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  9,  1821,  p.  227.)— Conlngton,  J.  The 
poetry  of  P.  51  pp.  (Oxford  essays,  1858,  p.  1.)— De 
ftnincey,  T.  Alexander  Pope.  53  pp.  (Works,  v.  9, 
p.  1.)— Dilke,  C.  W.  Pope's  writings.  250  pp.  [In  his 
Papers  of  a  critic,  v.  1,  p.  93.)— Fatoius,  pseud.  Letter 
to  Lord  Byron,  protesting  against  the  immolation  of 
Gray,  Cowper,  and  Campbell  at  the  shrine  of  P.  14  pp. 
(PanipWe(eer,v.l8,1821,  p.  571.)— Historical  sketches 
of  the  reign  of  George  II.  The  poet.  26  pp. 
[Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  104, 1868,  p.  226.)— Kehbel,  T.  E. 
Pope's  Essay  on  man.    10  pp.    [Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  6, 

1869,  p.  641.)— Lessing,  G.  E.  Pope  ein  metaphyslker. 
35  pp.  [SaemvU.  schriften,Y.5,p.l.)—'liC-vy,S.  Ueber 
das  verhaeltnls  von  Byron's  Hints  from  Horace  zu 
Horaz  und  zu  P.  4  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  2,  1879,  p.  257.)— 
liowell,  J.  R.  Pope.  49  pp.  [In  his  My  Study  win- 
dows, p.  385;  and  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  112,  1871,  p.  178.)— 
McDermot,  M.  Letter  to  W.  L.  Bowles  .  .  .  contain- 
ing a  vindication  of  the  poetical  character  of  P.  52 
pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  20,  1822,  pp.  119,  385.)— Mayor,  J. 
B.    Pope's  Essay  on  man.    10  pp.    [Contemp.  liev.\.\i, 

1870,  p.  115.)— Alexander  Smith  and  Alexander  Pope. 
15  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  48, 1853,  p.  452.)— Pope  and 
Cowper.  8  pp.  [Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  24,  1871,  p.  217.) 
—Pope  and  his  editors.  34  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev. 
v.  55, 1872,  p.  413.)— Pope's  MS  notes  on  Tickell's 
Homer.  14  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  62,  1860,  p.  260.)— 
Pope's  works  and  character.  41  pp.  (Quart. 
Rev.  V.  32, 1825,  p.  271.)— Roscoe,  W.  Estimate  of  the 
poetical  character  and  writings  of  P.  16  pp.  (Pope, 
A  ,  Works,  V.  2,  1847,  p.  v.)— Rural  scenes  of  P.  and 
Milton.  10  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  23,  1841,  p.  519.)— 
Stephen,  L.  Pope  as  a  moralist;  Elwin's  ed.  of  P. 
105  pp.  (In  his  Hours  In  a  library,  pp.  113,  169.)-* 
Uhlemann,  E.  Chaucer's  House  of  fame  und  Pope's 
Temple  of  fame.  19  pp.  [Anglia,  v.  6, 1883,  p.  107.)— 
Warbnrton,  W.  Commentary  on  Pope's  Essay  on 
man.  134  pp.  (Works,  v.  11,  p.  13.)— Weiser,  C.  S. 
Pope's  einfluss  auf  Byron's  jugenddichtungen.  28  pp. 
(Anglia,  v.  1,  1878,  p.  252.)— "Wilson,  J.  North's  spe- 
cimens of  the  British  critics.  No.  II.  Dryden  and  P. 
32  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  57,  1845,  p.  369.)— North's 
specimens  of  the  British  critics.  Nos.  VII,  VIII.  Mac- 
Flecnoe  and  the  Dunclad.  61  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag. 
V.  68,  1845,  pp.  229,  366.) 

Ayre,    W.     Life    of    Alexander    Pope. 

1754,  2  V. 

Memoirs  of  the  life  and  writings  of 

Alexander  Pope.     1745,  2  v. 

Carruthers,  R.  Life  of  Alexander  Pope. 

1857.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Illustr.  Libr.) 

Dilworth,  W.    H.    Life  of  Alexander 

Pope  ;  with  a  view  of  his  writings.     1759. 

Roscoe,  W.     Life  of  Alexander  Pope. 

1847.  (Pope,  A.,  Works,  ed.  by  W.  Roscoe, 
V.  1.) 

RUFFHEAD,  O.    Life  of  Alexander  Pope. 

1769. 


Spence,  J.     Anecdotes,  observations,  and 

characters  of  books  and  men,  collected  from 
the  conversation  of  Mr.  Pope.     1820. 

Bell,  R.    Pope.    63  pp.    [In  his  Lives  of  Eng.  poets, 

V.  2,  p.  264:  Lardner,  D.,  Cab.  CVc)— Collmann,  O. 
Alexander  Pope  und  Lady  Mary  Wortley  Montagu.  47 
pp.  (Anglia,  v.  4, 1881,  p.  241.)— D.,  J.  Alexander  Pope. 
15  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  8.  v.  1, 1870,  p.  642.)— Disraeli, 
I.  Pope  and  his  miscellaneous  quarrels;  Pope  and 
Curll ;  Pope  and  Gibber  ;  Pope  and  Addison ;  Bollng- 
broke  and  Mallet's  posthumous  quarrel  with  P.;  Pope's 
earliest  satire.  53  pp.  (In  his  Calamities  and  quarrels 
of  authors,  pp.  278,  292,  301,  313,  321,  333.)— Fields,  J. 
T.  Pope.  9  pp.  (In  his  Yesterdays  with  authors,  p.  1; 
and  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  27, 1871,  p.  122.)— Hunt,  J.  H. 
L.  Imaginary  conversations  of  P.  and  Swift.  45  pp. 
(In  his  Table-talk,  p.  209.)— Johnson,  S.  Life  of  P. 
130  pp.  [Works,  V.  8,  p.  233;  and  Chalmers,  A.,  Eng. 
poets,  V.  12,  p.  51.)— liife  of  P.  14  pp.  (Anderson,  R., 
Brit,  poets,  v.  8,  p.  HI.)— Literary  suburb  of  the  18 
century.  64  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  61,  1860,  pp.  124, 
267,  387,  544,  834 ;  v.  62, 1860,  p.  94.)— Pope  and  his 
biographers.  11  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  51, 1858, 
p.  299.)— Pope  and  his  contemporaries.  30  pp. 
(Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  6,  1847,  p.  40.)— Sumnter  hour  in 
Pope's  garden  at  Twickenham.  8  pp.  (Fraser's 
Mag.  V.  29,  1844,  p.  253.)— Thackeray,  W.  M.  Prior, 
Gay,  and  P.    43  pp.    (/n /us  English  humourists,  p.  248.) 

See  also  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  9, 1848,  p.  299. 

Pope,  Charles  {Ed.)  The  yearly  journal  of 
trade,  1840  ...     19  ed.    London  [1840].     8°. 

—2396 
Pope,  Jane.     Cook,   D.     "Mrs.   Candour." 

25  pp.     [Hours  with  the  players,  v.  1,  p.  231.) 

Pope,  Maj.-Gen.  John.    1822—.    Exploration 

of  a  route  for  the  Pacific  railroad,  near  the  32  parallel 
of  north  latitude,  from  the  Red  river  to  the  Rio  Grande. 
185  pp.    (Reports  Surv.  Pacific  R.  R.  v.  2.) 

Gordon,  G.  H.    History  of  the  campaign 

of  the  army  of  Virginia,  under  John  Pope 
.  .  .  from  Cedar  Mountain  to  Alexandria, 
1862.     1880. 

Ropes,  J.  C.   The  army  under  Pope.  1881. 

{Campaigns  of  the  civil  war.  No.  4.) 

liippitt,  F.  J.  Pope's  Virginia  campaign,  and  Por- 
ter's part  in  It.  18  pp.  [Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  42,  1878,  p. 
349.)— Longstreet,  J.  Our  march  against  P.  14  pp. 
(  Century  Mag.  v.  9, 1886,  p.  601.)— Pope's  campaign. 

26  pp.     (Southern  Rev.  v.  10, 1872,  p.  356.) 
See  also  Porter,  Maj.-Gen.  F.-J. 

Pope,  John.  Tour  through  the  southern  and 
western  territories  of  the  United  States  of 
North-America ;  the  Spanish  dominions  on 
the  river  Mississippi,  and  the  Floridas  ;  the 
countries  of  the  Creek  nations  ;  and  many 
uninhabited  parts.  Richmond,  1792  ;  repr. 
New  York,  1888.     8°.  2472 

Pope,  John  Hunter,  M.  D.  1845—.  Condi- 
tion of  the  Mexican  population  of  western  Texas  in 
Its  relation  to  public  health.  7  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health 
Assoc.  Reports,  v.  6,  p.  158.) 

Pope,  Richard  T.  P.    Romish  misquotation. 

5  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  15,  1840,  p.  685.) 

Pope,  Thomas  Alder  ( Tr. )  Life  of  St.  Philip 
Neri.    See  Capecaltro,  A.  (in  supplement). 

Pope,  Walter,  M.  D.  Circa  1630-1714.  Old 
man's  wish.  3  pp.  (Campbell,  T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  ♦, 
p.  407.) 

Pope,  The.    92  pp.    Browning,  R.,  Ring  and 

the  book,  V.  4,  p.  1. 

Popelini^re,  Lancelot  Voisin,  Si£ur  de  la. 

Nfceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  39. 

Popery.    See  Catholic  Church.— Popes. 
Popes. 

Gregorovius,  F.    Grabmaeler  der  roe- 

mischen  Paepste.     1857. 
Maistre,  J.  M.,  Covite  de.    Du  Pape. 

1870. 
-' De  Teglise  gallicane  dans  son  rapport 

avec  le  souverain  pontife,  pour  servir  de 

suite  a  I'ouvrage  intitul6  Du  rape.     1868. 


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McEXTZ,  E.    Les  arts  a  la  cour  des  Papes 

pendant  le  XT  et  le  XVI  siecle.  1878-82, 
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PixciA-vi,  L.    Rome  des  Papes.    [Anon.] 

1859,  3  V. 

Klectlon  and  adoration  of  tbe  Pope.    8  pp. 

{Dublin  Unit.  Mag.  v.  28.  1»46,  p.  192.)— Fisher,  G.  P. 
Office  of  Uie  Pope  and  how  he  is  chosen.  20  pp.  (/n 
Us  Discussions,  p.  111.) — Massarelll,  A.  De  modis 
sea  formls  per  diversa  tempora  observatis  in  elec- 
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618.)— Pebody,  C.  Popes  and  cardinals.  11  pp. 
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1868,  p.  -32a.)— Stanley,  A.  P.  The  Pope.  39  pp.  {In 
Us  Christian  institutions,  p.  220.)— Urquluurt,  D.  Le 
Pape,  le  Sultan,  et  le  Czar.  U  pp.  (Works.  ▼.  4.}— 
'WTycllffe.  J.  De  Papa.  25  pp.  {Etig.  woria,  p.  4SS: 
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See  aUo  Catbollc  Chnrcb. —Papal  States.    Also 
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Popes,  Authority  and  Supremacy. 

B AKEO w ,  I .  Treatise  of  the  Pope 's  saprem- 
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'Bexni.  C.   B.     Tradition  of  the  Syriac 

church  of  Antioch,  concerning  the  primacy 
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Biaxchi  di  Lucca.  G.  A.     Traite  de  la 

puissance  ecclesiastique.     1857-67.  2  v. 

Clarke.  T.  B.    Memoirs  of  the  king's 

supremacy;  and  of  the  .  .  .  supremacy  of 
the  Pope.     1809. 

Gladstoxe,  W.  E.    Rome  and  the  newest 

fashions  in  religion.     1875-76. 

Vatican  decrees  in  their  bearing  on 

civil  allegiance.     1875. 

HussEY.  R.    Rise  of  the  papal  power. 

1863. 

Laurext.   F.     La  papaute  et  Tempire. 

1865.  (In  his  Etudes  sur  I'histoire  de  I'hu- 
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Maxxixg,  H.  E.,  Cardinal-Ahp.  of  West- 
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Newmax.  J.  H..  Cardinal.  Letter  ad- 
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on  occasion  of  Mr.  Gladstone's  recent  ex- 
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Valera.  Z.    Los  dos  tratados  del  Papa, 

i  de  la  misa.  1851.  [Reform,  antig.  espan. 
V.  6.) 

WPvATISLaw,  a.  H.  John  Hus.  The  com- 
mencement of  resistance  to  papal  authority 
on  the  part  of  the  inferior  clergy.     1882. 

Arbitrary  po'frer;  Popery;  Protestantism. 

171  pp.  {Dublin  Rer.  v.  8,  1»K),  p.  1 ;  t.  9, 1810,  p.  396; 
T.  10,  1811,  p.  1.)— Arcbbishop  of  Cologne,  and 
tbe  king  of  Prussia.  12  pp.  {Blaclcwtod' t  Mag.  t. 
13.  1838,  p.  757.)— Assent  dne  to  certain  papal 

•  ntteranees.  38  pp.  (DubJin  fiec.  n.  s.  v.  31, 1878,  pp. 
152.  163.)— Ballerini,  P.  De  vi  ac  ratione  primatus 
Bomanorum  pontlflcum.  180  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Theol. 
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poaaflce.  223  pp.  {  Opera,  v.  1,  p.  2U ;  v.  2,  p.  179.)— 
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council.  41  pp.  {Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  14, 1870,  p.  184.) 
— Janns  and  false  brethren.  12  pp.  (Dublin  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  14, 1870,  p.  269.)— Jonbert,  (— ).  Infallllbllit4 
pontiflcale  et  le  Conclle  du  Vatican.  63  pp.  (iVith 
Andr6,  M.,  Diet,  de  droit  civil  eccUt.  v.  2:  illgne,  3.  P., 
TVou.  encyc.  thiol,  v.  65.)— Ija-wxencc,  E.  Galileo  and 
the  papal  infallibility.  13  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  49, 
1874,  p.  417.)— Papal  infallibility.  34  pp.  (Quart. 
Rev.  V.  128,  1870,  p.  162.)— Petitdidler,  M.,  Bp.  of 
Macra.  De  auctoritate  et  infalllbilltate  summorum 
pontlflcum.  88  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Tkeol.  cur.  compl.  v. 
4,  p.  1141.)— Pope  and  the  council.  9  pp.  (If.  BriL 
Rev.  V.  51,  1870,  p.  127.)— Roman  documents.  37 
pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  n.  S.  v.  14,  1S70,  p.  497  ;  v.  15,  1870,  p. 
225.)— Tradition  and  papal  infallibility.  31  pp. 
(Dublin  Rev.  n.  8.  v.  26, 1876,  p.  271.)— Vatican  defini- 
tion on  infallibility.  28  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  t. 
23,  1874,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Pins  IX,  Pope.— Vatican  Goancll. 

Popes,  Temporal  power. 

Daunou,  p.  C.  F.      Essai  historique  sur 
la  puissance  temporelle  des  Pa  pes.   1818,  2  v. 

DoELLiNGER,  J.  J.  I.  von.      The  church 

and  the  churches ;  or,  the  papacy  and  the 
temporal  power.     1862. 

DuPANLOUP.  F.  A.  P.,  Bp.  of  Orleans.    La 

souverainete  pontificale.     1860. 

GrOSSELEf,  J.  E.  A.      The  power  of  the 

Pope  during  the  middle  ages.     1853,  2  v. 

Hyde,  E.,  1  Earl  of  Clarendon.    Religion 

and  policy  .  .  .  With  a  survey  of  the  power 
and  jurisdiction  of  the  Pope  in  the  dominions 
of  other  Princes.     1811,  2  v. 

Mathieu,  J.  M.  A.  C.    Le  pouvoir  tem- 

porel  des  Papes  justifie  par  I'histoire.     1863. 

Theixer.  a.  Codex  diplomaticus  dominii 

temporalis  Sanctae  Sedis.     1861-62,  3  v. 

Bellarinino,  B.     Tractatus  de  potestate  samml 

pontlflcls  In  rebus  temporallbus.  74  pp.  ( Opera,  v.  5, 
p.  23.)— Blnntschli,  J.  K.  Das  roemische  Papsttham 
und  das  voelkerrecht.  20  pp.  (Gesamm.  kleine  tehriften, 
V.  2,  p.  236.)— Broglie,  C.  J.  V.  A.,  Due  de.  La  lettre 
imp6rlale  el  la  situation.  12  pp.  ( Correspondanl,  ▼.  49, 
1860,  p.  181.)— La  souveralnet*  pontiflcale  et  la  liberty. 
38  pp.  (Corretpondant,  v.  54, 1861,  d.  181.)— Cochin,  A. 
Les  demlers  (crlts  sur  la  question  romalne.  14  pp. 
(Ccrrespondant,  v.  60,  1860,  p.  164.)— Corcelle,  F.  de. 


Situation  flnancldre  et  politique  da  Salnt-Si^ge.  15 
pp.  (Corretpondant,  v.  80, 1869.  p.  1110.)— F.  Cnrci  on 
the  Roman  question.  32  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v. 
30,  1878,  p.  l.> — D^ellinger  and  the  temporal 
power  of  the   Popes.     40  pp.     (Dublin  Rev.  v.  50, 

1861,  p.  195.)— Fallonx,  A.  F.  P.,  Comte  de.  Du  devoir 
dans  lea  clrconstances  actuelles.  9pp.  (Ccrrespondant, 
V.  49, 1860,  p.  5.) — Fisher,  G.  P.  Temporal  kingdom 
of  the  Popes.  33  pp.  tin  his  Discussions,  p.  68.) — 
Temporal  power  of  the  Pope.  29  pp.  (New  Enolander, 
V.  26,  1867,  p.  1.)— Florldablanca,  .J.  M.,  Conde  de. 
Julclo  imparclal  sobre  las  letras,  en  forma  de  breve, 
que  ha  publlcado  la  curia  romana,  en  que  se  intentan 
derogar  ciertos  edictos  del  Serenlsimo  Seflor  Infante 
Duque  de  Parma,  y  dlsputarle  la  soberania  temporal 
con  este  pretexto.  136  pp.  ( Obras  originales,  p.  69 : 
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romalne.  57  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondet,  1861,  2  p6r.  v. 
34,  p.  769;  v.  ,35,  p.  474.)— Frohschammer,  J.  The 
papacy  and  national  life.  21  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  15, 
1870,  p.  327.)- Haulleville,  P.  de.  Pape  et  Empereur. 
40  pp.  (  (yorrespondanl,  v.  89,  1872,  p.  657.)— Hanpt,  C. 
Staat  und  klrche  vor  800  Jahren.  40  pp.  (Samml.  vns- 
sens,  vortrg.  v.  13,  1878,  p.  121.)— Hopkins,  8.  Peep 
behind  the  scenes.  6  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  1, 1871, 
p.  180.)  —  Hnghes,  J.,  Abp.  of  New  Tork.  Pastoral 
letter;  Popes  and  their  temporal  power  In  the  States 
of  the  Church.  29  pp.  ( Compl.  works,  v.  2,  pp.  36,  53.) 
— Ija  Tour,  G.  de.  Pouvoir  temporel  du  Pape.  53  pp. 
(Rev.  contemp.  1859,  v.  4,  pp.  5,  293.)— Ijea,  H.  C.  Rise 
of  the  temporal  power.  155  pp.  (In  his  Studies  of 
church  history,  p.  13.)— Merle  d*Anbigne,  3.  H. 
TTne  decision  du  College  des  Cardinaux  sur  la  puis- 
sance temporelle  des  princes  eccl^siastlques.  7  pp. 
(BibliolK  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p4r.  v.  9,  1860,  p.  4.T6.)— 
Monti,  L.  Italy  and  the  Pope.  11  pp.  (Scribner's 
Monthly,  V.  16,  1878,  p.  357.)— Mnzzarelli,  A.  Domaine 
temporel  du  Pape.  38  pp.  (CBurre*  cAoiiiM,  v.  2,  p.  181.) 
— Papal   monarchy.     27   pp.     (Quart.  Rev.  y.   142, 

1876,  p.  402.)  —  Papal  pow^er.  30  pp.  (Brownson't 
Quart.  Rev.  3  N.  Y.  s.  v.  1, 1860,  p.  273.)— Po-wer  of  the 
Pope  in  the  middle  ages.  27  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  v. 
20,  1846,  p.  319.)— R6camier,  J.  Souverainete  tem- 
poreUe  du  Pape.  8  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  23,  lRt8,  p. 
373.)— Roman  documents.  13  pp.  (DutiUn  Rev. -a. 
S.  y.  I'-,  1869,  p.  185.)— Roman  question.  26  pp. 
(Z>ub{in  Rev.  n.  s.  y.  17,  1871,  p.  421.)— Is  the  Roman 
question  at  an  end  ?    28  pp.    (Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  29, 

1877,  p.  1.) — Rome  and  the  temporal  power.  26 
pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  36,  1871,  p.  66.; — Sover- 
eignty In  modern  states.  The  Count  de  Cham- 
bord  and  the  Pope's  civil  princedom.  54  pp.  (Dublin 
Rev.  n.  8.  V.  23,  1874,  p.  259.)— Stuart,  3.  M.  The 
Tuileries  and  the  Vatican.  18  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  y. 
30, 1877,  p.  357.) — ^Temporal  po'vr^r  of  the  papacy. 
19  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  103, 1868,  p.  289.)— Temporal 
power  of  the  Popes.  32  pp.  (Brownson't  Quart.  Rev.  3 
B.  y.  2, 1854.  p.  187 ;  y.  3. 1855,  p.  417 ;  New  Englander,  y. 
7,  1849,  p.  169.)  —  Temporal  sovereignty  of  the 
Pope.  49  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Rev.  y.  11,  1849,  p.  254;  v.  12, 
1850,  p.  141.)— Recent  writers  on  the  temporal  sover- 
eignty of  the  Pope.  39  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  y.  41, 1856,  p. 
344.)  —  Torricelll,  J.  B.  Temporal  power  of  the 
Popes.    13  pp.     ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  69, 1860,  p.  40.) 

See  also  under  Authority  and  Supremacy. 

Popham  colony.  Ballard.  E.  Memorial 
volume  of  the  Popham  celebration,  Aug.  29, 

1862.  1863. 

Strachey,  W.    The  northern  colonle,  seated  upon 

the  river  of  Sachadehoc,  transporied  anno  1585,  at  the 
charge  of  Sir  John  Popham.  19  pp.  (In  his  Historie 
of  travalle  into  Virginia  Britannia,  p.  162 :  Bakluyt  Soc.) 
—The  same.  33  pp.  (Maine  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  y.  3,  1853, 
p.  278;  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  4  s.  v.  1, 1852,  p.  219.) 

Popisb  kingdome,  or  reigne  of  Anti- 
christ.    Kirchmayer,  T.  1393 

Popish  plot.  Care,  H.  History  of  the 
damnable  Popish  plot.     [.4non.]     1681. 

Great  Britain.     House  of  Lords.    Whole 

series  of  all  that  hath  been  transacted  in  the 
House  of  Peers,  concerning  the  Popish  plot. 
1681. 

Tracts  relating  to  the  Popish  plot.    1679- 

82.  2  V. 

Miracles  revived  in  the   discovery  of  the 

Popish  plot.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  8, 
p.  236.)— Xew  narrative  of  the  Popish  plot.    6 

pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  61.}— Petre,  W., 
4  Baron  Petre.    Declaration  of.  upon  his  death,  toach- 


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ing  the  plot.    2  pp.    (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p. 
121.)— Popish  plot,  taken   out  of  tlie  several 
depositions  made  and  sworn  before  Parliament.    7 
pp.    (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  y.  8,  p.  54.) 
See  also  Oates,T. 

Popma,  Titus.   17  cent.   De  operis  servorum 

liber.  27  pp.  (Polenl,  G.,  Vtr.  thes.  antiq.  Bom.  Or.  nov. 
supp.  V.  3,  p.  1319.) 

Popocatepetl.     Dollfus,  A.,  and  others. 

Eeclt  d'une  ascension  au  P.  22  pp.  {Archiv.  commis. 
set.  du  Mex.  V.  2,  p.  187.)— Gerolt,  F.  von.  Description 
ot  an  ascent  ol  the  volcano  ot  P.    25  pp.    (Egloffsteln, 

F.  W.,  Baron  von,  Contrib.  to  tht  geol. . .  .  of  Mexico,  p.  15.) 
— "Wells,  W.V.  Ascent  of  P.  19  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
V.  31,1865,  p.  681.) 

Popol  Vuh.  Brasseur  de  BouRBOURa,  C. 
E.,  Abbe.  Popol  Vuh.  Le  livre  sacre  et  les 
my  thes  de  I'antiquite  americaine.     1861. 

Bollaert,  W.    Observations  on  the  Popol  Vuh.    20 

pp.  (Royal  Soc.  of  Lit.  Trans.  2  s.  v.  7, 1863,  p.  i21.)— 
Mueller,  F.  M.  Popol  Vuh.  30  pp.  {Selected  essays, 
V.  2,  p.  372.) 

Popple,  Henry.  Map  of  North  America. 
London,  1733.     fo.  1411 

Map  of  the  British  empire  in  America, 

with  the  French  and  Spanish  settlements 
adjacent  thereto.     London,  1733.     fo.     1411 

Poppo,  St.,  Abbot  of  Stavelot.  Everhelm. 
vita  Popponls  abbatls  Stabulensls.  26  pp.  (Frankfort 
Soc.  Script.  V.  11,  p.  291.) 

Poppo,  Ernst  Friedrich   {Ed.)     1794-1866. 

Thucydidis  De  bello   Peloponnesiaco    libri 

Vni.  [Gr.]  See  Thucydides. 
Poppo,  II.  See  Morandini,  F. 
Poppon,  Abp.  of  Treves.  979-1047.    Epistola 

ad  Benedlctum  IX  papam.  2  pp.  {Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Lat.  V.  141,  p.  1368.) 

Poppon,  Bp.  of  Metz.    —1103.     Diplomata. 

3  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  155,  p.  1651.)— 
Eplstolae  ad  liambertnm  Atrebatensem  episcopum. 
3  pp.   (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  162,  pp.  650, 653, 665.) 

Poppy-plague,  The,  and  England's  crime. 
Tinling,  J.  F.  B.  —3777 

Populaere  astronomie.  Schubert,  F.  T. 
3  V.  —2406 

Populaere  mineralogie.  Hochstetter, 
C.  F.  —1645 

Popular  account  of  tbe  Thugs  and 
Dacoits.     Hutton,  J.  —1367 

Popular  and  practical  treatise  on 
masonry  and  stone-cutting.    Nicholson,  P. 

—1762 

Popular  antiquities.  Observations  on. 
Brand,  J.     3  v.  1788 

Popular  antiquities  of  Great  Britain. 

Brand,  J.     2  v.  1701 

The  same.    3  v.  1784 

Popular  astronomy.  Arago,  D.  F.  J. 
2  V.  —2405 

Popular  county  histories.  London, 
1885-87.    4  V.  8°.  2526 

Contents.  King,  C.  History  of  Berkshire.— Pen- 
dleton, J.  History  of  Dertoyslilre.- Worth,  B.  N. 
History  of  Devonshire.— Bye,  W.  History  of  Nor- 
folk. 

Popular  credulity  at  the  commencement 

of  the  18  century.  10  pp.  (Spotliswoode  Miscel.  t.  2, 
p.  519.) 

Popular  dictionary  of  architecture  and 
the  allied  ai-ts.  Audsley,  W.  J.,  and  Auds- 
ley,  G.  A.     3  v.  R.lOl 

Popular  education,  Lectures  on.  Combe, 

G.  —2876 
Popular  education  of  France.    Arnold, 

M.  —2376 

Popular   Educator.     London,  1852-55. 

6  V.  4°.  —2383 


Popular  epics  of  the  middle  ages.  Lud- 
low, J.  M.    2  V.  1348 

Popular  errors  explained  and  illustrated. 
Timbs,  J.  —2475 

Popular  essays  on  the  movements  of  the 
atmosphere.  Ferrel,  W.  (U.  S.  War  Dept. 
Prof,  papers  of  the  Signal  service.  No.  12.) 

—3482 

Popular  fallacies  regarding  general  in- 
terests.    Bastiat,  F.  —1308 

Popular  follies  of  great  cities.    10  pp. 

Mackay,  C,  Mem.  of  extraord.  pop.  delus.  v.  2,  p.  239. 

Popular  government.    Maine,  Sir  H.  J. 

S.  —1324 

Popular  guide   to  Westminster  Abbey. 

Bradley,  M.  C,  and  Bradley,  E.  T.  1512 

Popular  history  of  astronomy  during 

the  19  century.     Gierke,  A.  M.  —2494 

Popular    history   of    British  zoophytes. 

Landsborough,  D.  —2637 

Popular   industrial  art  education. 

Smith,  W.  —2363 

Popular  lectures  on  scientific  subjects. 

Helmholtz,  H.  L.  F.  —1517 

Popular  literature.    Alden,  W.  L.    In 

behalf  of  crime.  3  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  64, 1882,  p. 
398.)— Cherbullez,  J.  De  la  lUt^rature  populalre. 
20  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  v.  25, 1854,  p.  74. ) 
— Rathery,  E.  J.  B.  De  la  Htterature  populalre.  26 
pp.  {Rev.  contemp.  1854,  v.  6,  p.  39.)— Wright,  T.  On 
the  history  and  transmission  of  popular  stories.  31  pp. 
(In  his  Essays  on  .  .  .  literature,  v.  2,  p.  51.) 

See  also  Ballads  and  songs.  —  Broadsides. — 
Chap-hooks. — Fahles.— Fairies. — Fairy  tales. 
—  Fiction.  —  Folk-lore.  —  Liegends.  —  Nursery 
rhymes. — Proverbs. 

Popular    map    of    the    Turkish    empire. 

Stanford,  E.  1448 

Popular  names  of  British  plants.    Prior, 

R.  C.  A.  —2695 

Popular    preachers     of     the    ancient 

church.     Wilson,  W.  3707 

Popular  recreations   and  their  moral 

Influence.    24  pp.    (Dublin  Rev.  v.  42, 1857,  p.  271.) 

Popular  rhymes,  sayings,  and  proverbs 
of  the  county  of  Berwick.     Henderson,  G. 

1226 

Popular  rhymes  and  nursery  tales.  Hal- 
liwell-Phillipps,  J.  O.  [Ed.)  1226 

Popular  rhymes  of  Scotland.  Cham- 
bers, R.  (^d.)  1337 

Popular  romances.    Weber,  H.        1263 

Popular  romances  of  the  middle  ages. 
Cox,  G.  W.,  and  Jones,  E.  H.  1294 

Popular  romances  of  the  west  of  Eng- 
land.    Hunt,  R.    2  V.  1285 

Popular  Science  Monthly.  New  York, 
1872-88.     33  v.  8°.  —4685 

Index  to  the  Popular  Science  Monthly 

for  the  20  volumes  from  1872-82,  and  of  the 
3  volumes  of  the  supplement.  New  York, 
1883.     8°.  —4634 

Popular  Science  Review.  V.  6-20. 
London,  1867-81.     15  v.  8°.  —2556 

Popular  tales.  2  v.  Edgeworth,  M., 
Tales  and  novels,  v.  4,  5.  1278 

Popular  tales  and  Actions.  Clouston, 
W.  A.     2  V.  1272 

Popular  tales  and  romances  of  the 
northern  nations.    Leed,  {—)  [Ed.)  3  v.  1274 

Popular  titles  from  the  Norse.  Dasent, 
SirQ.W.(Tr.)  1284 


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Popular    tales    of    the   west   Highlands. 

Campbell.  J.  F.     4  v.  1285 

Popular      theology.       Elements      of. 

Schmueker.  S.  S.  —322.5 

Popular  treatise  on  gems.     Feucht- 

wanger.  L.  —1648 

Popular  treatise  on  the  law  of  marriage 

and  divoi-ce.     Robinson,  M.  S.  — 1358 

Popular   treatises    on   science   written 

during  the  middle  ages.    Wright,  T.  (Ed.) 

—  1514 
Popular  tribunals.  2  v.  Bancroft.  H.  H., 

Hist,  of  the  Pacific  states  of,N.  A.  v.  31.  32. 
Popularia  earniiua  Graeeiae.    Pas- 
sow.  G.  T.  A.  [Ed.)  3205 
Popularity,  An  essay  on.   14  pp.    {Fraser's 

Mag.  V.  5+.  1856,  p.  623.) 

Population. 

Alison.  Sir  A.  Principles  of  population, 
and  their  connection  with  human  happiness. 
1840.  2  V. 

DouBLEDAY,  T.    True  law  of  population 

shewn  to  be  connected  withi^he  food  of  the 
people.     1853. 

Everett,  A.  H.  New  ideas  on  popu- 
lation.    1823. 

Gamborg.  J.  C.     Om  byerne  og  landet  i 

deres  indbyrdes  forhold  med  hensyn  til  be- 
folknihg  og  produktion.     1877. 

Godwin,  W.    Of  population.   An  inquiry 

concerning  .  .  .  the  increase  in  the  numbers 
of  mankind.     1820. 

Hazlitt,   W.      Reply    to  the  Essav  on 

population,  by  Rev.  T.  R.  Malthus.     1807. 

Lloyd,  W.   F.      Two    lectures    on    the 

checks  to  population.     1833. 

Malthus,  T.  R.    Essay  on  the  principle 

of  population.     1826,  2  v. 
MiRABEAU,  V.  R.,  Marquis  de.     L'ami  des 

hommes.  ou  traite  de  la  population.     1758- 

62,  6  V. 

Place.   F.     Illustrations  and  proofs  of 

the  principle  of  population.     1822. 

Quetelet,  L.  a.  J.,  and  Heuschleng,  P. 

F.  X.  T.  Statistique  internationale — popu- 
lation. 1866.  {Btdlet.  de  la  com.  centraie  de 
statistiqiie,  v.  10.) 

RiCKARDS.  G.  K.     Population  and  capital. 

1854. 

Sadler,  M.  T.    Law  of  population.   1830, 

2  V. 

Senior,  N.  "W.  Two  lectures  on  popu- 
lation.    1829;  1831. 

Short,  T.    Comparative  history  of  the 

increase  and  decrease  of  mankind  in  Eng- 
land, and  several  countries  abroad.     1767. 

Thornton,  W.  T.     Over-population  and 

its  remedy.     1846. 

Balbi.A.  Essalsur  la  population  des  deux  mondes. 

65  pp.  (Rev.  d.  d«i«  mondes,  v.  1,  1830,  pp.  5,  219;  v. 
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Vaiix.  12  pp.  (Blackwomi's  Mag.  v.  41,  18:^7,  p.  363.)— 
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See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  48, 1840,  p.  808;  N.  Brit. 
Rev.  v.  47, 1867,  p.  441.  Also  MortaUty.— Statistics. 
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Poquet,  Alexander  Eusebe,  Abbe  (Ed.) 
1808—.  Les  Miracles  de  la  Sainte  Vierge. 
See  Gautier  de  Coincy  (in  supplement). 

Porbus,  Frans,  the  Elder.   Mantz,  P.  Pierre 

Porbus  et  Francois  Porbus.    4  pp.    (Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C, 
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Porbus,  Frans,   the  Younger.      Mantz,  P. 

Frangols  Porbus  (le  jeune).    4  pp.    (Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C, 
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Porbus,  Peter.     Mantz,  P.     Pierre  Porbus 

et  Fran50is  Porbus.  4  pp.  (Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C,  Hist,  des 
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Porcacchi,Tommaso.  Niceron,J.  P.  Mem. 

des  hommes,  v.  34. 

Porcari,  Stefano.  Tommasini,  O.  Docu- 
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Porcel,  Jose  Antonio.    1720—.    Poesias.    38 

pp.    (Cueto,  L.  A.  de,  Poet.  lir.  del  siglo  18,  v.  1,  p.  139.) 

Porcelain.    See  Pottery. 

Porcellaiia.    Brooks,  W.  K.,  and  Wilson, 

E.  B.  First  zoea  of  porcellana.  7  pp.  2  pi.  (Martlu, 
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Porcellio,  Pietro.     15  cent.    Commentaria 

•  comitls  Jacobl  Plclnlnl,  1452-53.  84  pp.  (Muratorl, 
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Porchat,  Jean  Jacques.    Vinet,  A.  R.    J. 

J.  Porchat.  10  pp.  (In  his  Etudes  sur  la  lit.  fransalse, 
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Porcher,  Francis  Peyre.  1825—.  Resources 
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Charleston,  S.  C,  1869.     8°.  —4685 

Nature,  cause,  extension,  and  relations  of  dengue, 

or  break-bone  fever,  in  South  Carolina,  summer  of 
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Porcia«  wife  of  Brutus.    Mommsen,  T.    Por- 

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Porcupine,  Peter   [pseud.)     See  Cobbett, 

William. 
Pordenone,  Giovanni  Antonio  Regillo  Li- 

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Pordenone,  Odorico  da.    See  Odorico  da 

Pordenone. 
Pordenone,  Italy.    Valentinelli,  G.    Di- 

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1865.     [Fontes  rer.  Austriac.  2  abth.  Diplo- 

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Porisms.    Housel,  C.    Les  porismes  d'Eu- 

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Porner,  Hans.    15  cent.    Gedenkbuch,  1417- 

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Porny,  Marc  Antony.  Elements  of  heraldry 
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Poros,  Island.    Felton,  E.  W.    Sunday  at  P. 

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Porphyrins,  St.,  Bp.  of  Gaza.    Marcus,  of 

Gaza.  Vita  Sauctl  Porphyril  episcopl  Gazenzis.  22  pp. 
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Porphyrins,  Orammaticus.  Hoerschel- 
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Porphyrins  (Malchus  or  Melech).  233- 
304.  De  philosophia  ex  oraculis  haurienda 
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Isagoge  et  in  Aristotelis  Categorias  com- 

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Select  works  of ;  containing  his  4  books 

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allegory  of  the  wanderings  of  Ulysses,  by 
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Deabstlnentiaabesu  animallum  ;  Deantro  nymph- 
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Boethlus,  A.  M.  T.  S.    Dialogi  in  Porphyrium; 

Commentaria  In  Porphyrium.  75  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
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Porphyrio,  Pomponius.  Commentarii  in 
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Scholia   Horatiana.      See  Aero,  H.,  and 

Porphyrio,  P. 

liOewe.G.  Zu  Porphyrio.  Ip.  (Leipzig,  Soc.  philol. 

Acta,  V.  5,  1875,  p.  334.) 

Porphyrins,  Publius  Optatianus.  4  cent. 
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Idylila  flgurata.    47  pp.    (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat. 

min.  V.  1,  p.  669;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  2, 
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Mueller,  L.    Commentarivs  in  Porfyrium.    13  pp. 

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pp.     (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  21, 1866,  p.  263.) 

Porpita.    Conn,  H.  W.,  and  Beyer,  H.  G. 

Nervous  system  of  porplta.  13  pp.1  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N., 
and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  studies  from  the 
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Porpoises.  Goode,  G.  B.  Whales  and  por- 
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Porporino,  di  Faenza.    17  cent.    Ad  kalen- 

darlum  Romauum  Amiterni  effossum  mlnuscula  com- 
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Porson,  Richard.  1759-1808.  Adversaria. 
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Porsoni  notae  in  Arlstophanem  Brunckll.     8  pp. 

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(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  30, 1824,  p.  255.)— Person's 
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6  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  31,  1825,  p.  176.)— 
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(Ed.)    Euripidis  tragoediae  priores  qua- 

tuor.     [&r.]    See  Euripides. 

Barker.  E.  H.    Literary  anecdotes  and 

contemporary  reminiscences  of  Prof.  Porson 
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Watson,  J.  S.     Life  of  Richard  Porson. 

1861. 

Antlion,C.    Richard  Porson.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 

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outline  of  the  life  of  P.  23  pp.  (Porson,  R.,  Tracts,  etc. 
p.  ix.)— Account  of  the  literary  labors  of  Prof.  P. 

7  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  9,  18U,  p.  286.)  — 
Lnard,  H.  R.  Porson.  17  pp.  ( Cambridge  essays, 
1857,  p.  125.)— Notice  of  P.  45  pp.  (Dublin  Cniv.  Mag. 
V.  51,  1862,  p.  153;  v.  59,  1862,  p.  557.)— In  obltnm  BI- 
cardi  Porsoni  .  . .  Tov  Moucapirov.  I*  p.  (Valpy,  A.  J., 
Cleus.  Journ.  v.  1,  1810,  p.  81.)— Tlmbs,  J.  Richard 
Porson.  70  pp.  (In  his  Anecdote  lives  of  wits  and 
humourists,  v.  2,  p.  138.)— Young,  T.  Life  of  P.  18 
pp.     (MUcel.  works,  v.  3,  p.  608.) 

Port  and  trade  of  London,  The.    Capper, 

C.  —1395 

Port  Hudson,  La.    Abbott,  J.  S.  C.   Heroic 

deeds  of  heroic  men :  siege  and  capture  of  Port  Hud- 
son. 15  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  t.  30,  1865,  p.  425.) — De 
Forest,  J.  W.  Port  Hudson.  11  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
V.  35,  1867,  p.  334.) 

Port  of  Baltimore  in  1882.    Haughton, 

H.  O.  1112 

Port  Royal,  Jamaica.    Full  account  of  the 

late  dreaJtul  earthquake  at  P.  15  pp.  (  With  True  . .  . 
relation  of  the  earthquake  at  Lima,  p.  327.) 

Port  Royal,  S.  C.    Ammen,  D.,  Admiral. 

Port  Royal  expedition.  33  pp.  (/n  Am  Atlantic  coast : 
Navy  in  the  civil  war,  v.  2,  p.  13.)— Parkman,  F.  The 
fleur-de-lis  at  P.  6  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  12,  1863,  p. 
30.)— Pierce,  E.  L.  The  freedmen  at  P.  25  pp.  [At- 
lant. Monthly,  v.  12, 1863,  p.  291.)— Two  -weeks  at  P. 
9  pp.     ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  27, 1863,  p.  110.) 

Port  Royal  des  champs.  Beard,  C.  Port 
Royal,  a  contribution  to  the  history  of  re- 
ligion and  literature  in  France.     1873.  2  v. 

Clemencet,  C.    Histoire  litteraire  de  Port 

Royal.     V.  1.     1868. 

Reuchlln,  H.  Geschichte  von  Port- 
Royal.     1839,  2  v, 

Sainte-Beuve,  C.  a.    Port  Royal.     1860, 

5  V. 

Schimmelpenninck,  M.  a.    Narrative  of 

the  demolition  of  the  monastery  of  Port 
Royal  des  champs.     1816. 

Select  memoirs  of  Port  Royal.     1858, 

3  V.  •' 

Tronchay.  M.    Histoire  abregee  de  I'Ab- 

baye  de  Port  Royal.  [Aiion.]  1710.  ( With 
Arnauld.  A.,  Relation  de  la  captivite  de.) 

Allen,  J.  H.   Port  Royal.  11pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  \.  51, 

1883,  p.  387.)— Lermlnier,  .T.  L.  E.  Port-Royal  par  M. 
Sainte-Beuve.  21pp.  ( Ber.  d.  deux  monde?,  1840, 4  a.  v.  22, 
p.  804.)— Notice  snr  P.  280  pp.  (Petitot,  C.  B.  and  A., 
Mem.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  2  s.  v.  33,  p.  3.)— Pilgrlmaee 
to  P.  14  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  6,  1872,  p.  282.)— 
Racine,  J.  Abr6g6  de  I'hlstolre de  P.  222pp.  ((Euvres 
compl.  v.  5,  p.  79.)— Salnte-Benve,  C.  A.  Discours . . . 
sur  P.  17  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1837,  4  s.  v.  12,  p. 
699.)— Fragment  infidit  du  P.  26  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et 
rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  v.  8,  1848,  p.  456.)-Sayon8,  A.  Port- 
Royal,  par  C.  A.  Sainte-Beuve,  v.  3.  30  pp.  (Biblinth. 
f '"^w  '■$."•  "*""•  *  8-  ^-  3'  18*8,  p.  155.)— Stephen,  Sir 

oJ^®»?**"  Royalists.    90  pp.    ( Crit.  and  mUcel.  essays, 
p.  96;  Essays  in  eccles.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  431.) 


See  aUo  Arnanld,   A.,   ^6&^.  —  Amanld   d'An- 
dllly.— Jansen,  or  Jansenlus,  C— Jausenists. 

Port    Royal    Greek    grammar.     See 

Lancelot,  C. 
Port  Royal  logic.    Baynes,  T.  S.     —1445 
Port  wine.    See  Wine. 
Porta,  Giambattista  della.    Niceron,  J.  P. 

Mem.  des  hommes,  v.  43. 

Porta,  Giuseppe  Salviati.     Blanc.  A.  A.  P.  C. 

In  his  Hist,  des  peiutres:  Ecole  vSnitieune.    8  pp. 

Porta  lingnarnm  orientalinm.  Peter- 

mann.  J.  H.,  and  others.     7  v.  — 2147 

Porta  Mosis.    125  pp.     Pocock.  E..  Theol. 

works,  V.  1,  p.  85. 

Portable  buildings.    Bielefeld,  C.  F. 

—1774 
Portal,    Pierre     Barthelemy     d'Albaredes, 

Baron  de.    Lioraiu,  P.    Memolres  du  Baron  P.    14  pp. 

(Correspondani,  v.  13,  1846,  p.  675.) 

Portal,    Pierre    Paul    Frederic.      1804-76. 

Symbolic  colours,  in  antiquity,  the  middle  ages,  and 
modern  times.  From  the  French  of.  With  notes,  by 
W.  8.  Inman.  96  pp.  (Weale,  J.,  Quart,  papers  on  archi- 
tect, v.  2,  3.1 

Portal  family.     Portal  family.     28  pp. 

\L:7cdon  Quart,  litv.  v.  18,  1862,  p.  390.) 

Portalis,  Jean  Etienne  Marie.  1745-1807. 
Eloge  d'Antoine  Louis  Seguier.  2ed.  Paris, 
1806.  8°.  {.With  Hello,  C.  G.,  Philosophic 
de  Vhistoire  de  France. )  2665 

Hello,  C.  G.    Portalis.    50  pp.    (In  his  Philosophie 

de  I'hlstoire  de  France,  p.  356.)— Salnte-Benve,  C.  A. 
Portalis.    38  pp.     ( Oauserie*  du  Lundi,  v.  5,  p.  441.) 

Portalis,  Joseph  Marie,  Comte.    Mignet,  F. 

A.  A.  Notice  historique  sur  la  vie  et  les  travaux  de  P. 
42  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sei.  moral.  M(m.  2  s.  v.  12, 
1865,  p.  1.) 

Porteons,  Rev.  J.  Moir.    James  Begg.    8  pp. 

(Disrujdion  worihUs,  Memorial  of  1843,  v.  1,  p.  23.) 

Porteous  of  noblenes.    15  pp.     {With 

Knightly  tale  of  Golagrus  and  Gawane.) 

Porter,  Annie.   Miss  Martin.   9  pp.    (Atlant. 

J/onJA7i(,  V.  43,  1879,  p.  797.1— Ninon.  6  pp.  (Sci-ibners 
Monthly,  V.  17, 1879,  p.  372.) 

Porter,  Benjamin  H.   Heroic  deeds  of  heroic 

men ;  true  chivalry.  B.  H.  Porter.  13  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  34, 1867,  p.  559.) 

Porter,  David,  Commodore  U.  S.  N.  1780- 
1843.  Exposition  of  the  facts  and  circum- 
stances which  justified  the  expedition  to 
Foxarde,  and  the  consequences  thereof. 
Together  with  the  proceedings  of  the  court 
of  inquiry  thereon,  held  by  order  of  the 
Hon.  Secretary  of  the  Navy.  Washington, 
1825.  8°.  (In  his  Minutes  of  proceedings 
of  court  martial  of. )  — 2324 

Journal  of  a  cruise  made  to  the  Pacific 

ocean,  in  tlie  U.  S.  frigate  Essex,  in  the 
years  1812,  1813.  and  1814.  Containing  de- 
scriptions of  the  Cape  de  Verd  islands,  coasts 
of  Brazil,  Patagonia.  Chili,  and  Peru,  and  of 
the  Gallapagos  islands  .  .  .  Phila.  1815.  2  v. 
in  1,  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  1,  1815, 
p.  247;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  13,  1815.  p.  352.)    2496 

Minutes  of  the  proceedings  of  the  courts 

of  inquiry  and  court  martial  in  relation  to 
Capt.  David  Porter  ;  convened  at  Washing- 
ton [July  7,  1825].     Washington,  1825.     8°. 

—2324 

Porter,  D.  D.    Memoir  of  Commodore 

David  Porter.     1875. 

Irving,   W.     Captain    David  P.     24  pp.     (In  his 

Spanish  papers,  v.  2,  p.  91.) 

Porter,  David  Dixon,  Admiral  U.  S.  N. 
1813 — .  Incidents  and  anecdotes  of  the 
civil  war.     New  York,  1885.     8°.  2653 


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Memoir  of  Commodore  David  Porter  of 

the  U.  S.  navy.  (With  portrait  and  illus- 
trations.)    Albany,  N.  Y.,  1875.     8°.       3894 

Naval  history   of  the  civil   war.      New 

York,  1886.     r.  8°.  2641 

Headley,  J.   T.    In  his  Farragut  and  our  naval 

commanders,  p.  320.    63  pp. 

Porter,  Dwight.   Report  on  the  water-power 

of  the  Eastern  gulf  slope.  36  pp.  (U.  S.  Dept.  Interior, 
10  Census,  v.  16,  pt.  1,  p.  833.) — Reports  on  the  water- 
power  of  the  Hudson  river  basin  and  Lake  George 
outlet.  69  pp.  (U.  S.  Dept.  Interior,  10  Census,  v.  16, 
pt.  1,  p.  335.)— Report  on  the  water-power  of  the  region 
tributary  to  liong  Island  sound.  163  pp.  (U.  S. 
Dept.  Interior,  10  Census,  v.  16,  pt.  1,  p.  161.)— Reports 
on  the  water-power  of  the  region  tributary  to  Lake 
Ontario,  and  of  the  New  York  state  canals.  67  pp. 
(U.  S.  Dept.  Interior,  10  Census,  v.  16,  pt.  1,  p.  413.) 

Porter,  Mrs.  Eliza  0.     Brockett,  L.  P.,  and 

Vaughau,  Mrs.  M.  C.  In  llteir  Woman's  work  In  the 
civil  war,  p.  161.    11  pp. 

Porter,  Fitz  John,  Maj.-Gen.  U.  S.  A.  1822—. 
Statement  of  the  services  of  the  Fifth  army 
corps,  in  1862,  in  northern  Virginia.  New 
York,  1878.     8°.  2621 

Cox,  J.  D.    Second  battle  of  Bull  Run, 

as  connected  with  the  Fitz-John  Porter  case. 
1882. 

Proceedings  and  report  of  the  board  of 

army  officers  ...  in  the  case  of  Fitz  John 
Porter.     1879,  3  pts.  in  2  v.     (U.  S.  46  Cong. 

1  sess.  Senate  ex.  doc.  No.  37,  pts.  1-3.) 

Arthur,  C.  A.    Message  from  the  President  of  the 

United  States,  transmitting  a  communication  from 
Fitz  John  Porter,  with  copies  of  accompanying  papers. 
137  pp.  (O.  S.  48  Cong.  2  sess.  House  ex.  doc.  v.  27,  No. 
175.)— Grant,  U.  S.  An  undeserved  stigma.  11  pp. 
{N.  Am.  liev.  v.  135,  1882,  p.  536.)  — JLIppitt,  F.  J. 
Pope's  Virginia  campaign,  and  Porter's  part  in  It. 
18  pp.  (AUanl.  Monthly,  v.  42,  1878,  p.  349.) 
.See  also  Pope,  Maj.-Gen.  3. 

Porter,  George  Richardson.  1792-1852. 
Progress  of  the  nation  in  its  various  social 
and  economical  relations,  from  the  begin- 
ning of  the  19  century.  London,  1851.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Duhlin  Rev.  v.  2,  1836-37,  p.  95 ; 
Westm.  Rev.  v.  40,  1843,  p.  425.)  —1395 

Treatise  on  the  origin,  progressive  im- 
provement, and  present  state  of  the  manu- 
facture of  porcelain  and  glass.  [Anon.'\ 
Loudon,  1832.   16°.    (Lardner,  D.,  Cab.  C^c.) 

—1737 

Treatise  on  the  origin,  progressive  im- 
provement, and  present  state  of  the  silk 
manufacture.  {Anon.']  London,  1831.  16°. 
(Lardner,  D.,  Cab.  Cyc.)  —3737 

statistics.    17  pp.    (Herschel,  Sir  J.  F.  W.,  Manual 

of  sci.  enquiry,  p.  219.) 

(Tr.)  Popular  fallacies  regarding  general 

interests.    See  Bastiat,  F. 

Porter,  Henry.  16  cent.  Two  angry  women 
of  Abington.  Ed.  by  the  Rev.  Alexander 
Dyce.     London,  1841.   12°.    {Percy  Soc.y.5.) 

1358 

Porter,  Sir  James.  Circa  1720-86.  Turkey; 
its  history  and  progress ;  continued  to  the 
present  time,  with  a  memoir  of  Sir  James 
Porter,  by  his  grandson.  Sir  George  Larpent. 
London,  1854.     2  v.  8°.  3485 

Porter,  Miss  Jane.     Sir  Edward  Seaward 's 

narrative  of  hts  shipwreck.  28  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart, 
^eu.  V.  48,  1832,  p.  480.) 

Gallery  of  literary  characters.    Miss  Jane  P. 

2  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  11,  1835,  p.  404.)— Hall,  8.  O. 
Memories  of  Miss  JP.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  1, 1850, 
p.  433.) 

Porter,  John  Addison  (TV.)  1822-66.  Se- 
lections from  the  Kalevala.    See  Kalevala. 


Porter,  John  Addison.  1856—.  City  of 
Washington,  its  origin  and  administration. 
Baltimore,  1885.  8°.  (Adams.  H.  B.,  Johns 
Hopkins  Univ.  studies  in  hist,  and  polit.  sci. 
3  6.  Nos.  11,  12.)  2621 

Porter,  John  Scott.  Noyes,  G.  R.  Porter's 
Principles  of  textual  criticism.  14  pp.  (Chr.  Exam. 
V.  48, 1850,  p.  26.) 

Porter,  Josias  Leslie.  1823—.  Five  years 
in  Damascus :  including  an  account  of  the 
history,  topography,  and  antiquities  of  that 
city  .  .  .     London,  1855.     2  v.  12°.  1488 

Handbook    for  travellers  in   Syria  and 

Palestine ;  including  an  account  of  the  ge- 
ography, history,  antiquities,  and  inhabit- 
ants of  these  countries,  the  peninsula  of 
Sinai,  Edom,  and  the  Syrian  desert ;  with 
detailed  descriptions  of  Jerusalem,  Petra, 
Damascus,  and  Palmyra.  New  and  revised 
ed.     London,  1868.     2  v.  12°.  2417 

The  same.    London,  1875.     12°.  2427 

Porter,  Noah.     1811—.     American  colleges 

and    the    American    public.     New   Haven, 

Conn.,  1870.     12°.  —2377 

iVo<e.— Published  also  in  New  Englander,  v.  28, 1869, 

pp.  69,  319,  489,  748. 

Books  and  reading,  or  what  books  shall 

I  read  and  how  shall  I  read  them  V  New 
York,  1882.     8°.  1185 

Discourse    commemorative    of    the    life 

and  character  of  Mr.  Joseph  Earl  Sheffield. 
n.  p.,  n.  d.     8°.  3705 

Elements  of  moral  science,   theoretical 

and  practical.    New  York,  1885.  p.  8°.  —1442 

Human  intellect :  with  an  introduction 

upon  psychology  and  the  soul.  4  ed.  New 
York,  n.  d.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood'' s 
Mag.  V.  108,  1870,  p.  631 ;  by  H.  Ulrici,  in 
Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  63,  1873,  p.  79. )         —1453 

Kant's    Ethics.      A   critical    exposition. 

Chicago,  1886.  16°.  (Morris,  G.  S.,  German 
philos.  classics.)  — 1458 

Science  and  sentiment,  with  other  papers, 

chiefly  philosophical.   New  York,  1882.    12°. 

—1492 
Contents.  The  newest  atheism ;  its  en/ant  terrible. 
—What  we  mean  by  Christiau  philosophy.- The 
collapse  of  faith.— Force,  law, and  design.  A  philo- 
sophical study  for  uon-phllosophlcal  readers.— Pro- 
fessor Huxley's  exposition  of  Hume's  philos- 
ophy. —  The  Kantian  centennial.  —  The  Auto- 
biography of  John  Stuart  Mill.— John  Stuart  Mill 
as  a  philosopher.- John  Stuart  Mill  as  a  theologian. 
— The  sciences  of  nature  versus  the  science  of  man. 
A  plea  for  the  science  of  man.  —  Physiological 
metaphysics  j  or,  the  apotheosis  of  science  by 
suicide.  A  philosophical  meditation.- Science  and 
sentiment.  A  popular  essay  on  a  recondite  theme. — 
Herbert  Spencer's  theory  of  sociology  i  a  crit- 
ical essay.- Professor  Tyudall's  last  deliver- 
ance. 

Sciences  of  nature  versus  the  science  of 

man.  A  plea  for  the  science  of  man.  New 
York,  1871.     12°.  —1438 

The  same.    New  York,  1882.    12°.    (With 
his  Science  and  sentiment.)  — 1492 

Farmlngton.    36  pp.    (Trumbull,  J.  H.,  Mem.  hitl. 

of  Hartford  county.  Conn.  v.  2,  p.  163.)— Ideal  scholar. 
34  pp.     (Phillips  Exeter  Lectures,  p.  145.) 

Cohu,  M.  M.  Dr.  Porter  on  Ilual  cause,  an  intelli- 
gent i)OWor.  7  pp.  (Journ.  Spec.  Philos.  v.  11, 1877,  p. 
324.)— Hoppin,  J.  M.  Prof.  Noah  Porter  on  Reading. 
20  i)p.  (New  Englander,  v.  30,  1871,  p.  109.)— Martin, 
B.  N.  Porter's  work  on  the  Human  Intellect.  23  pp. 
(New  Englander,  v.  28,  1869,  p.  114.) 

Porter,  Peter  Augustus.  Ward,  G.  C.   Biog- 

rai)hy  of  P.    12  pp.     {Jlnrvard  Mem.  bioy.  v.  1,  p.  87.) 


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Porter,  SiV  Robert  Ker.  1780-1842.  Travels 
iu  Georgia,  Persia,  Armenia,  ancient  Baby- 
lonia. .  .  .  during  the  years  1817,  1818.  1819. 
and  1820.  London,  1821-22.  2  v.  4°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Blackicood's  Mag.  v.  16,  1824,  p.  140  ; 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  26,  1822,  p.  437.)  1462 

Traveliiag  sketches  in  Russia  and  Sweden.    18  pp. 

(Kev.  of  In  Edin.  Rev.  v.  14, 1809,  p.  170;  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
2,  1809,  p.  288.) 

Porter,  Thomas    Conrad,    and    Coulter, 

John  M.  Synopsis  of  the  flora  of  Colorado. 
Washington.  1876.     8°.     (Hayden,  F.  V.,  U. 

5.  Geol.  and  geog.  sui'v.  Miscel.  pub.  No.  3. ) 

—1636 

Porter,  Whitwoi-th.     Circa  1827—.     History 

of  the  Knights  of  Malta,  or  the  order  of  the 

Hospital  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem.   London. 

.     1858.    2  V.  8°.  2776 

Porter,  William  David,  Commodore  U.  S.  N. 

Headley,  J.  T.  In  his  Farragut  and  our  uaval  com- 
niauders,  p.  i'6o.    21  pp. 

Porter,  William  T.  Report  on  machines 
and  machine  tools.  14  pp.  (McCormlck:,  R.  C,  Re- 
ports U.  S.  Com.  Pans  expos.  1878,  v.  4,  p.  389.) 

Porteus,  Beilby,  Bji.  of  London.  1731-1808. 
Works,  with  his  life  by  the  Rev.  Robert 
Hodgson.    New  ed.    London,  1816.    6  v.  8°. 

—3255 
Contents.  Charges,  delivered  to  the  clergy  of  the 
diocese  of  London,  at  the  visitation  of  that  diocese,  in 
the  years  1790,  '94, 1803,  v.  6.— Summary  of  the  princi- 
pal evidences  of  the  truth  and  divine  origin  of  the 
Christian  religion,  v.  6. — Beneficial  effects  of 
Christianity,  ou  the  temporal  concerns  of  mankind, 

proved  from  history  and  from  facts,  v.  6 Au  earnest 

exhortation  to  the  religious  observances  of  Good 
Friday,  v.  6.— Hodgson,  Rev.  E.  Life  of  Rev.  Beilby 
Porteus,  v.  1.— A  letter,  to  the  clergy  of  the  diocese  of 
London,  on  the  neglect  of  kneeling  at  church  where 
the  liturgy  directs  it,  v.  6.— Ijectnres,  v.  4,  5.— Let- 
ter to  the  inhabitants  of  Manchester,  etc.  v.  6.— An 
essay  towards  a  plan  for  the  more  effectual  civiliza- 
tion and  conversion  of  the  negro  slaves,  v.  6.— A 
letter  to  the  clergy  of  the  diocese  of  London,  on  the 
profanation  of  the  Iiord's  day,  v.  6.— Review  of 
the  life  and  character  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Seeker, 
late  Lord  Abp.  of  Canterbury,  v.  6 Sermons,  v.  2,3. 

Review  of  the  life  and  character  of  the 

Rt.  Rev.  Dr.  Thomas  Seeker.  5  ed.  London, 
1797.  8°.  ( With  Lowth,  R. ,  Memoirs  of  Rt. 
Rev.  Robert  Lotcth. )  "  3774 

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J.     2  V.  3837 

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3815 
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(Buchon,  J.  A.  C,  Clironiques,  v.  11-25.) 
1835.  3  V. 

The  same  in  English.     1852,  2  v. 

Joxes.  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  J.  T.      Account  of 

the  war  in  Spain,  Portugal,  and  the  south  of 
France.     1821.  2  v. 

LrsDO.  E.  H.      History  of  the  Jews  of 

Spain  and  Portugal.     1848. 


Moore,  G.     Lives  of  Cardinal  Alberoni, 

the  Duke  of  Ripperda.  and  Marquis  of  Pom- 
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of  Spain  and  Portugal.     1814. 

Napier,  Vice-Adviiral  Sir  C.    Account  of 

the  war  in  Portugal  between  Don  Pedro  and 
Don  Miguel.     1836.  2  v. 

OSORIO.  J.      History  of  the  Portuguese 

during  the  reign  of  Emmanuel.     1752, 2  v. 

PombaL.  S.  J.  de  C. .  Marquez  de.  Anec- 
dotes du  ministere  de,  sous  le  regne   de 

■  Joseph  I.  Roi  de  Portugal.  1784.  (With 
Straehlin,  J.  von,  Aneaiotes  origmales  de 
Pierre  le  Grand.) 

Portugaliae  monumenta  historica.    V.  1, 

pt.  3.     1863. 

Schaefer.  H.     G^schichte  von  Portugal. 

1836-54,  5  V.  (Heeren,  A.  H.  L.,  and  Ukert, 
F.  A.,  Geschichte  europ.  staaten.) 

Sporschil.  J.     Feldzug  der  Englaender, 

Spanier,  und  Portugiesen  gegen  die  franzoe- 
sischen  armeen  der  Pyrenaeen  und  von 
Aragonien  im  jahre  1814.  1842.  {In  his 
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Thiebault,  p.  C,  F,  a.  H.   D.,  'Baron. 

Relation  de  lexpedition  du  Portugal,  faite 
en  1807  et  1808.     I8l7. 

Vertot  d'Attbeuf,  R.  a.      Revolutions 

de  Portugal.     1834.     {CEuvres,  \.  5.) 

Wellesley.  a.,  1  Duke  of  W^ellington. 

Differences  between  Spain  and  Portugal. 
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Alison.  Sir\.    Desertion  of  P.  5  pp.   {Miseel.  eisayt, 

p.32I.)— Demersay.L.  A.  K-ipports  sur  les  r^sultats 
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Statement  of  the  case  of  Donna  Slaria  da  Gloria,  as  a 
claimant  to  the  crown  of  P.  11  pp.  (Miseel.  toorks,  p. 
225.;— Maiade,  C.  de.  Une  annexion  d'autrefols.  37 
pp.  (Rev.  d.  dfMX  mondes,  1366,  2  per.  v.  61,  p.  68.)^ 
Nou-establislament  of  liberty  in  Spain,  Naples, 
Portugal  .  .  .  explained.  66  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  24, 
1824,  p.  221.>— Portugal's  glory  and  decay.  21pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  83,  ls.56,  p.  456.)— Portuguese  bis- 
tory.  18  pp.  iDiibHn  Cnir.  Mag.  v.  29, 1847,  p.  143. ,i — 
Recent  bistory,  present  state,  and  external 
relations  of  P.  43  pp.  (tain.  iJec.  v.  54, 1831,  p.  407.) 
— Reiffenbcrg.  F.  A.  F.  T.,  Baron  de.  Coup  d'oeil 
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et  le  P.  70  pp.  (Brussels  Acad.  -Vour.  mem.  v.  14, 1841.) 
— Sketch  from.  P.  and  Aragou.  13  pp.  [Fraser's 
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195.)  —  A^ingfield.  A.  Discourse  of  the  Portugall 
voyage,  1589,  Sir  John  Xorris,  and  Sir  Francis  Drake, 
GeueraUs.  13  pp.  (Purchas,  S.,  His  pilgrimes,  \.  4,  p. 
1914.) 

See  also  Blactwood's  Mag.  v.  56,  1844,  p.  100.  Also 
Josepb  Kmannel. — Mignel. — Peuinsnlar  vrar. 
—Peter  I. 

Portugal,  Political  economy. 

Henryot.  A.  Purtugal  et  ses  r^formes  6cono- 
niiques.  23  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1863,  v.  5,  p.  438.) — 
Politics  and  political  economy  of  P.     13  pp. 

(Westm.  Rer.  v.  24,  1SJ5,  p.  371.) 

Portugal,  Politics. 

Biker.  J.  F.  {Ed.)  Collec^ao  de  tratados 
e  concertos  de  pazes  que  o  estado  da  India 
Portugueza  fez  com  os  Reis  e  Senhores  com 
quem  teve  relag5es  nas  partes  da  Asia  e 
Africa  oriental  desde  o  principio  da  con- 
quista ate  ao  fim  ao  seculo  XVHI.  1881-85, 
6  v. 


PORTUGAL,  Politics 


3560 


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Biker,  J.F.(£^d.)  SupplementoaCollecQao 

dos  tratados,  convengoes,  contratos,  e  actos 
publicos  celebrados  entre  a  corOa  de  Portugal 
e  as  mais  potencias  desde  1640.  1872-80,  23  v. 

Caix  de  Saint-Aymour,  a.,  Vicomte  de. 

Recueil  des  instructions  donneesauxambas- 
eadeurs  et  niinistres  de  France  depuis  les 
traites  de  Westphalie  jusqu'a  la  revolution 
frangaise.  Portugal,  avec  une  introduction 
et  des  notes.     1886. 

CollecgSo  dos  negocios  de  Roma  no  rei- 

nado  de  el-rey  Dom  Jose  I,  ministerio  do 
Marquez  de  Pombal,  e  pontificados  de  Bene- 
dicto  XIV  e  ClementeXIII,  1755-75.  1874-75. 

SiLVA,  L.  A.  R.  da  {Ed.)     Corpo  diplo- 

matico  portuguez,  contendo  os  actos  e  rela- 
Qoes  politicas  e  diplomaticas  de  Portugal 
com  as  diversas  potencias  do  mundo  desde  o 
seculo  XVI  ate  os  nossos  dias.     1862. 

Affairs  In  P.     i  pp.     [Dem.  Rev.  v.  22,  1848,  p.  525.) 

— Alanx,  G.  d'.  Le  Portugal  k  I'avgnement  de  Dom 
Pedro  V.  26  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mnndes,  1856,  2  per.  v.  3, 
p.  387.)— Le  Portugal  eu  1850  et  le  Comte  de  Tlioinar. 
18  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1850,  n.  p6r.  v.  7,  p.  506.) — 
Cariie,  L.  de.  Le  Portugal  au  19  si^cle.  34  pp.  [Rev. 
d.  demo  mondes,  1837,  4  8.  v.  11,  p.  79.)— Portugal.  Cor- 
respondaiice  diplomatique  .  .  .  1826-29.  42  pp. 
(Kev.  d.  deux  mondex,  1829,  v.  1,  pp.  129,  277.1— Demom- 
bynes,  G.  Portugal.  Parleinent.  Couseils  provln- 
ciaux  et  muulcipaux.  Organisation  judiciaire.  53 
pp.  (  Constiiulions  eurofilennes,  v.  1,  yi.  410.)— Durrieu, 
X.  Le  Portugal  en  1845.  60  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1845,  n.  8.  V.  9,  p.  581.)— Mackliitosli,  .Sir  J.  Speech 
on  ...  the  affairs  of  P.  12  pp.  (.'Hiscel.works,p.  5Cy9.) — 
Political  and  moral  state  of  P.  43  pp.  (Quart. 
Rev.  V.  41,  1829,  p.  184.)— Politics  and  political 
economy  of  P.  13  1)I>.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  24,  1835,  p. 
371.)— Portngnese  politics.  10  pp.  (Blackwnod's 
Mag.  V.  70,  1«51,  p.  349.) — Portuguese  question. 
12  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  \.  36,  1847,  p.  115.)— Portuguese 
ivar.  25  pp.  (Wackwood's  Mag.  v.  33,  1833,  p.  1.) — 
"Walton,  W.  Letter  on  the  affairs  of  P.  and  Spain. 
73  pp.     (Pamphleteer,  v.  28,  1827,  p.  245.) 

See  also  Edin.  Rev.  v.  45,  1827,  p.  199. 

Portugaliae  nioniinienla  liistorica  a 

saeculo  VIII  post  Christum  usque  ad  XV, 
iussu  Academiae  scientiarium  Olisiponensis 
ed.  V.  1,  pt.  3.  Olisipone,  1863.  to.  3512 
Portuguese  ballads  and  songs.  Berg- 
green,  A.  P.  (Ed.)  Canzoni  e  melodie 
f»opolari  italiane,  spagnuole,  e  portugbesi. 
Portuguese  and  Danish.]  1866.  {In  his 
Folke-sange  og  melodier,  v.  7.) 

Braga,  T.  {Ed.)    Cancioneiro  portuguez 

da  Vaticana.    1878. 

PuYMAiGRE,  T.  J.   B..   Comte   de    {Tr.) 

Romanceiro.  Choix  de  vieux  chants  portu- 
gais.  1881.  {Coll.  deconteset chansons popu- 
laires,  v.  2.) 

Resende,    G.   de.       Cancioneiro    geral. 

Altportugiesische  liedersammlung.  Neu  he- 
rausg.  von  E.  H.  von  Kausler.  1846-52,  3  v. 
{Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  15,  17,  26.) 

-^—  I<eite  de  Vasconcelloa,  .1.  (Ed.)  Poeslas  popu- 
lares  portuguozas.  4  pp.  {Archiv.  studio  tradU.popolari, 
V.  2,1883,  p.  581.) 

See  also  Portngnese  poetry. 

Portuguese  drama.  See  Drama,  Portu- 
guese. 

Portuguese  fiction.  Braga,  T.  Contos 
tradicionaes  do  povo  Portuguez.     n.  d.,  2  v. 

— —  COELHO.  F.  A.  {Ed.)  Contos  populares 
portuguezes.     1879. 

CoELHO,  J.  G.  G.     As  pupillas  do  Snr. 

Reitor  .  .  .  per  Julio  Diniz  [pseud.]  1875. 
(Coll.  de  autores portvg.  v.  6.) 


Herculano  de  Carvalho  e  Aranjo,  a. 

O  Monasticon.  Em  2  partes  :  Eurico  o  pres- 
bytero,  e  O  monge  de  Cister.  1867,  2  v.  (Coll. 
de  autores portug.  v.  3,  4.) 

LOBElRA,V.  de.    Amadis  de  Gaula.    1847- 

48,  4  V. 

Libros    de    caballerias    [Amadis    de 

Gaula].     1857.     {Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.) 
Amadis  of  Gaul  ;  tr.  by  R.  Southey. 

1803, 4  v.;  1872,  3  v. 
Amadis  de  Gaule.     Tr.   libre.     1787, 

3  V.     (Tressan,  L.   E.   de  la  V.,  Comte  de, 

CEuwes,  v.  1-3.) 
Amadis.  Erstesbuch.  1857.   {Biblioth. 

lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  40. ) 
— —  Pedroso,  C.   Portuguese  folk-tales.  1882. 

[With  Comparetti,  D.,  Researches  respecting 

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Monteniayor,  J.  de.  Fellsmene.  28  pp.  (Sim- 
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the  sheperdess  Felismeiia.  29  pp.  (Collier,  J.  P., 
Shakesp.libr.v.2;  Usizint,yV.  G.,  Shakesp.  /fbr.v.  1,  p.  271.) 

Portuguese  language.  Moraes  Silva, 
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1858,  2  v. 

Vieyra,  a.     Dictionary  of  the  English 

and  Portuguese  languages.     1860,  2  v. 

New  Portuguese  grammar.     [1768.] 

Note. — T.  p.  wanting. 

Coelho,  F.  A.    Formes  divergentes  de  mots  portu- 

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V.  9,  1880,  pp.  71,  129.) — Etudes  de  grammaire  portu- 
gaise.  34  pp.  (Romania,  v.  10,  1881,  p.  334;  v.  11,  1882, 
p.  75.) — Phouologie  syntactlque  du  Cancioneiro  geral; 
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(Romania,  v.  12,  1S83,  pp.  243,  293.)— Denlna,  0.  G. 
Comment  la  langue  espagnole  et  la  portugiiise  dif- 
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Akad.  wissens.  Nouv.  mim.  1796,  p.  46.) — Gon^alves 
Vianna,  A.  R.  Essai  de  phonetique  et  de  phouologie 
de  la  laugue  portugalse  d'apres  le  dialecte  actnel  de 
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de  Portugal  au  haut  moyen  age  (712-1200).  17  pp. 
(Romania,  v.  8,  1879,  p.  609;  v.  9,  1880,  pp.  294,  429.) 

Portuguese    literature.     CoUecgao   de 

autores  portuguezes.     1865-75,  6  v. 
Vicente,  G.    Obras.    1834,  3  v. 

Cornn,  J.      Vida   de  Eufrosiiia;    Vlda  de  Maria 

Egiijcia,  texte  portugais  du  XIV  sl&cle.  34  pp.  {Ro- 
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See  also  Drama,  Portuguese.— Fortngnese  ballads 
and  songs.— Portngnese  fiction. — Portuguese 
poetry. 

Portuguese  literature.  Bibliography. 
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Salva,  V.      Catalogue  of  Spanish  and 

Portuguese  books,  with  occasional  literary 
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SiLVA,  I.  F.  da.     Diccionario  bibliogra- 

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Portuguese  literature,  ilisfor?/ and  crit- 
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Braga,  T.     Floresta  de  varies  romances. 

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Camoens,  L.  de.     Obras.     1860-69,  6  v. 

Os  Lusiadas,  poema  epico.     1846. 

Os  Lusiadas.     1873.     {Coll.  de  autores 

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—  Os  Lusiadas.     Herausg.  von  Carl  von 

Reinhardstoettner.     1874. 

Lusiad,  or  Portugal's  historicall  poem 

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Lusiad  ;   tr.  by  W.  J.  Mickle.     1810. 

(Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  21.) 

Lusiad.    Tr.  by  T.  M.  Musgrave.    1826. 

Os  Lusiadas.     Tr.  into  English  verse 

by  J.  J.  Aubertin.     1878,  2  v. 
Os    Lusiadas.       Englished    by  R.   F. 

Burton.     1880,  2  v. 

Lusiad.     Tr.  by  R.  F.  Duff.     1880. 

Lusiade,  tr.  du  portugais.     1820.     (La 

Harpe,  J.  F.  de,  GEuvres,  v.  8.) 
Lvricks.    Englished  by  R.  F.  Burton. 

1884, 2  V. 
Poems,  from  the  Portuguese,  with . . . 

notes,  etc.,  by  Lord  Viscount  Strangford. 

1803. 

Seventy  sonnets.     1881. 

Saemmtliche  gedichte.    1880-82,  4  v. 

DiAS,  A.  G.   Cantos.  Collecgao  de  poesias. 

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Ferreira,  a.     Poemas  lusitanos.     1829, 

2  V. 

Harduxg,  v.  E.    Romanceiro  portuguez. 

1877.  2  V.  in  1. 

Saa  de  Miranda,  F.    Obras.     1784,  3  v. 

ScHLEGEL,  A.  W.  von.     Poetische  ueber- 

setzungen.  Aus  dem  italienischen,  spani- 
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{Saemmt.  werke.,  v.  3.  4. ) 

Canioena,  L.  de.    L'ile  enchaniee.    24  pp.    (Gar- 

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log,  3.  Vergao  portugueza  do  romance  popular  de 
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Schlosser,  J.  F.  H.  Spanlsches,  portugieaisches, 
franzoe^lsches.  18  pp.  (In  his  Xachlass,  herausg. 
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See  alsn  Portiignese  ballads  and  songs. 

Portnguese  poetry.  Bibliography.  Adam- 
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Posidonia.    See  Paestum. 


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11,  1868.) 

Potable  gold.    Palissy.  B.    Traite  de  Tor 

potable.     8  pp.     {.CEurres,  p.  224.) 

Potager  uioderue.  Gressent, V.  A.  —4687 
Potamius,  Bp.  o/Lts5a»i.    4:  cent.    Epistola 

ad  Atbanasium.  2  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  SpiciUg.  v.  3, 
p.  299.)— Tractatus  de  I^axaro  ;  Tractatus  de  martyrio 
Isaiae;  Epistola  ad  Athanasium.  4  pp.  (Migne,  J. 
P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v.  8,  pp.  1411, 1415.) 

Polamo,  of  Mytilene.      Fragmenta.     1  p. 

(Didot,  A.  F.,  Bibliolh.  gr.  Fragm.  kUl.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  505.) 

Potassa.    Horsford,  E.  N.     On  some  of  the 

relations  of  salts  of  zinc  and  alumina  to  soda  and  po- 
tassa. 7  pp.  (Am.  Acad,  of  Arts  and  Set.  Mem.  n.  s.  v. 
8,  pt.  1,1861,  p.  354.) 

Potassium,  Bromide  of.       Begbie.  J.  W. 

The  bromide  question.  5  pp.  (Seleetim*  from  works, 
p.  343.)  rr      V  ., 

Potato.    RiLEY.  C.  V.    Potato  pests.    [1876.] 

Smee.  a.     The  potatoe  plant,  its  uses  and 

properties.     1846. 
Introduction    ot  the  potato    into  France. 

2  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  4,  1852,  p.  622.)— Moitessier, 
A.  Chimie  organique;  note  sur  la  Solanine  et  ses 
d6riT^  3  pp.  (Inst,  de  France.  Acad.  Set.  Oomptes  rem- 
dms.  T.  43,  1866.  p.  978.)— Richardson,  W.  Simple 
measures,  by  which  the  recurrence  ot  famines  may  be 
prevented.    58  pp.     {PamphUleer,  v.  8, 1816,  p.  157.) 

Potehefstroom.   Winsloe,  RW.  C.    Siege 

of  p.    21  pp.     {Maewullan's  Mag.  v.  47, 1883,  p.  443.) 

Pote,  Joseph.  —1787.  History  and  antiqui- 
ties of  Windsor  Castle,  and  the  Royal  Col- 
lege, and  Chapel  of  St.  George  .  .  '.  Eton, 
1749.     4°.  1532 

Potemkin,  Gregor  Alexandrovitch,  Prince. 
1736-91.  Memoirs  :  comprehending  numer- 
ous original  anecdotes  of  the  Russian  court. 
Tr.  from  the  German.  2  ed.  London,  1813. 
8°.  5843 

Potentien,  St.     Odoranne,  of  Sens.     His- 

toria  trans'.ationis  Sanctorum  Saviniani,  PotentianI, 
et  soclorum.  12  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lot.  \. 
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Potherie.    See  Bacqueville  de  la  Potherie. 

Pothier,  Robert  Joseph.  Treatise  on  mari- 
time contracts  of  letUug  to  hire.  20  pp.  (Bev.  of  in 
X.  Am.  Bev.  v.  13,  1821,  p.  1.) 

Pothinus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Lyons.    Ecclesiarum 

Vienneusis  et  Lugduneusis  epistola  de  martvrio  Sanctl 
Pothini.  [Gr.etLat.]  27  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P).  FaJroJ.  «. 
Gr.  v.  5,  p.  1401.) 

Potier,  Charles.  1775-1838.  Potieriana,  ou 
recueU  complet  des  calembourgs,  jeux  de 
mots,  naivetes  .  .  .  Par  un  Habitue  de 
I'avant-scene.  Paris.  1814.  18=*.  {With 
Cousin  d^Avalloti,  C.  Y.,  Grimmiana.)    1257 


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Potier,  L.  Catalogue  des  livres  rares  et 
precieux,  MSS  et  iniprimes.  faisant  partie 
de  la  librairie  de.     Paris,  1870-73.    2  v.  8°. 

W.84 

Potipliar  papers.    Curtis,  G.W.       2284 

Potocka,  Helene  Massalska,  Graefin,  for- 
merly Fuerstin  von  Ligne.  Herein,  L.  (L. 
Perey,  pseud.)  Histoive  d'une  grande  dame 
au  XVIII  siecie,  la  Comtesse  Helene  Potocka. 
1888. 

Histoire  d'une  grande  dame  au  XVIII 

siecie,  la  Princesse  Helene  de  Ligne.     1887. 

Potocka,  Sophie  De  Witt,  Graefin.      Buel, 

C.  C.    Countess  Potocka.    7  pp.    [Scribner's  Monthly,  v. 

15,  1878,  p.  76.) 

Potomac  river.  Garnett,  A.  Y.  P.  Ob- 
servations on  the  Potomac  marshes  at  Washington. 
15  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  7,  p.  186.) — 
Swain,  G.  F.  Potomac  river  and  tributaries.  15  pp. 
(In  his  Eeport  on  the  water-power  of  the  middle  At- 
lantic water-shed :  U.  8.  Dept.  Interior,  10  Census,  v. 

16,  pt.  1,  p.  558.) 

Potoiii^,  Henry.     Skelet  der  pflanzen.     40 

pp.     {Samml.  wissens.  vorlrg.  v.  16, 1881,  p.  741.) 

Pot!^daiii,  Prussia.  Nicolai,  C.  F.  Be- 
schreibung  der  koeniglichen  residenzstaedte 
Berlin  und  Potsdam.     [Anon.]     1876. 

Sclilelermaclier,  F.  D.  E.   Ueber  die  neue  liturgie 

fuer  die  hof-  und  garnlson-gemeine  zu  P.  28  pp. 
iSaemmt.  werke,  abth.  1,  v.  5,  p.  189.) 

Pott,  August  Friedrich.  1802-87.  Anti- 
Kaulen,  oder  mythische  vorstellungen  vom 
ursprunge  der  voelker  und  sprachen.  Nebst 
beurtheilung  der  2  sprachwissenschaftlichen 
abliandlungen  Heinrichvon  Ewald's.  Lem- 
go,  1863.     8°.  1795 

■ Doppelung    als    eines    der    wichtigsten 

bildungsmittel  der  sprache.  Lemgo,  1862. 
8°.  —2175 

• Etymologische    forschungen    auf    dem 

gebiete  der  indo-germanischen  sprachen, 
unter  beruecksichtigung  ihrer  hauptformen 
...  2  aufl.  in  voellig  neuer  umarbeitung. 
Lemgo,  1859-73.     6  v.  in  9,  8°.  —2187 

Conients.  Biiidseil,  H.  E.  Wurzel-,  wort-,  namen-, 
und  sach-reglsier,  v.  6. —  Praeposltioiien,  v.  1.— 
Wnrzelii.  Eiuleltung,  v.  2,  pt.  1.— Wurzel- woer- 
terbncli  der  iudogermanisclien  sprachen, v.2,  pts.  2-5. 

Personennamen,    insbesondere    die    fa- 

miliennamen  und  ihre  entstehungsarten 
auch  unter  beruecksichtigung  der  ortsna- 
men,  mit  register.  Leipzig,  1853-59.  2  v. 
8°.  —2125 

Die  quinare  und  vigesimale  zaehlmethode 

bei  voelkern  aller  welttheile.  Halle",  1847. 
8°.  —2174 

Sprachverschiedenheit  in  Europa  an  den 

zahlwoertern  nachgewiesen,  sowie  die  qui- 
naere  und  vigesimale  zaehlmethode.  Halle, 
1868.     8°.  —2185 

Studien    zur    griechischen    mythologie. 

Leipzig,  1859.    8°.  —2275 

-  Ungleichheit  menschlicher  rassen  haupt- 
saechlich  vom  sprachwissenschaftlichen 
standpunkte,  unter  besonderer  berueck- 
sichtigung von  des  Grafen  von  Gobineau 
gleichnamigen  werke.  Mit  einem  ueber- 
blicke  ueber  die  sprachverhaeltnisse  der 
voelker.    Lemgo,  1856.     8°.  1796 

Zigeuner  in  Europa  und  Asien.    Ethno- 

graphisch-linguistische  untersuchung  vor- 
nehmlich  ihrer  herkunft  und  sprache,  nach 
gedruckten  und  ungedruckten  quellen. 
Halle,  1844-45.    2  v.  8°.  1796 


Sprachen  aus  Afrika's  iniierein  unci  westen. 

29  pp.  (Deulsch.  morg.  gcsells.  ZtUs.  v.  8,185i,  p.  413.)— 
tJeberaltperslscIie  eigeniianieii.  86  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeils.  v.  13, 1859,  p.  359.)— Clieuile  Oder 
cliymie  ?  14  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeils.  v.  30, 
1876,  p.  6.)— Eigeiiiiaineii  in  ihrem  unterschiede  von 
aijpellativeu,  und  mit  der  namengebung  verbundener 
glaube  und  sitte.  15  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  V.  24,  1870,  p.  110.)— Iiidogernianlsche  pro- 
uoinen.  81  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  33, 
1879,  p.  1.)— Japaniscbe  sprache  in  ihren  verhaolt- 
uissen  zu  anderenasiatinueu.  35  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  12, 1858,  p.  442.)— VerwaudtscUaftliches 
verhaeltnissder  sprachen  vom  kafTer-iiud  kongo- 
stainme  unter  einander.  55  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  2, 1848,  pp.  5,129.)— Ueber  die  kihlaii- 
spracbc.  18  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v. 
6,  1852,  p.  331.)— Max  Mueller  und  die  kennzeichea 
der  sprachverwandtschaft.  60  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  9,  1855,  p.  405.)— Lingulstische  ergeb- 
nisse  einer  reise  nach  Centralafrika.  \on  Dr.  G. 
Scbweiufurtb.  27  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  V.  27, 1873,  p.  461.)— Ueber  die  Zigeuner.  26  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  3,  1849,  p.  321;  v.  7, 
18.53,  p.  389.) 

Foerstemanu,  E.    Pott:  Personennamen.    7  pp. 

(Zeits.  f.  vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  3,  1854,  p.  440.)  — 
Steiuthal,  H.  Pott:  Wurzel-woerterbuch  der  indo- 
germanischen  sprachen.  5  pp.  (Zeils.  f.  voelkerpsych. 
V.  5, 1868,  p.  359.) 

Pott,  Mrs.  Henry.  Promus  of  formularies 
and  elegancies  by  Francis  Bacon  illustrated 
and  elucidated  by  passages  from  Shakes- 
peare.    Boston,  1883.     8°.  3304 

Pottawatomie  Indiaiis.  Caton,  J.  D. 
The  last  of  the  Illinois,  and  a  sketch  of  the 
Pottavvatomies*    1870.    . 

Potter,  Alonzo,  D.D.,  LL.  D.,  Bp.  of  Penn- 
sylvania. Howe,  M.  A.  De  W.,  Bp.  of  Central 
Pennsylvania.  Memoirs  of  the  life  ahd  ser- 
vices of  Rt.  Rev.  Alonzo  Potter.     1871. 

Potter,  Chandler  Eastman.  1807-68.  His- 
tory of  Manchester,  formerly  Derry field,  in 
New  Hampshire  ;  including  that  of  ancient 
Amoskeag  .  .  .  [With  49  illustr.]  Man- 
chester, 1856.     8°.  2633 

Potter,  Elisha  Reynolds.  1811-82.  Early 
history  of  Narragansett  ;  with  an  appendix 
of  original  documents,  many  of  which  are 
now  for  the  first  time  pub.  Providence, 
1835.  8°.  (Rhode  Island  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v. 
3.)  2613 

Memoir  concerning  the  French  settle- 
ments and  French  settlers  in  the  colony  of 
Rhode  Island.  Providence,  1879.  sq.  12°. 
{Bhode  Island  Hist.  Tracts,  No.  5.)  2621 

and  Iticler,  Sidney  S.    Some  account  of 

the  bills  of  credit  or  paper  money  of  Rhode 
Island  from  the  first  issue  in  1710,  to  the 
final  issue,  1786.  Providence,  1880.  sq.  12°. 
{Rhode  Island  Hist.  Tracts,  No.  8.)  2621 

Potter,  Emery  D.    Political  portraits.    Hon. 

Emory  D.  Potter,  M.  C,  o£  Ohio.  6  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v. 
26,  1850,  p.  158.) 

Potter,  Frans  de.  Gent,  van  den  oudsten 
tiidtot  heden,  geschiedkundige beschrijving 
der  stad.     Gent  [1883].    4  v.  8°.  3634 

Geschiedenls  van  .Tacoba  van  Beleren  (1401-36). 

188  pp.    (Brussels  Acad.  Mdm.  cour.  v.  31,  1881.) 

and  Broeckaert,  Jan.     Geschiedenis 

van  de  gemeenten  der  provincie  Oost-Vlaaii- 
deren.     Gent,  1864-84.    22  v.  8°.  3634 

Contents. 

Aalst,  7  8.  V.  1-4.  Baalgem.l  8.  V.  1. 

Aalter,  1  s.  v.  1.  Bachte-Marla-Leerne,  1  s. 
Adegem,  2  8.V.  1.  v.  1. 

Atsnefi,  1  8.  V.  1.  Balegem,  1  b.  v.  1. 

Asper,  1  8.  V.  1.  Basaevelde,  2  a.  v.  1. 

Assenede,  2  a.  v.  1.  Bazel,  3  b.  v.  1 

Aatene,  l  b.  v.  1.  Bellem,  1  s.  v.  1. 


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Belsele,  3  s.  v.  1. 
Beveren,  3  s.  v.  1. 
Boekhoute,  2  8.  v.  1. 
Bottelare,  1  8.  v.  1. 
BurcUt,  3  s.  V.  1. 
Dakuam,  3  s.  v.  1. 
Destelbergen,  1  s.  v.  1. 
Desteldonk,  1  s.  v.  1. 
Deurle,  1  s.  v.  2. 
DlkkelTeune,  1  8.  v.  2. 
Doel,  3  3.  V.  1. 
Drongen,  1  8.  v.  2. 
Eeke,  1  s.  v.  2. 
Eekloo  (AiTondlssement), 

2  s.  V.  1-3. 
Elversele,  3  s.  v.  2. 
Ertvelde,  2  s.  v.  1. 
Evergem,  1  s.  v.  2. 
Exaarde,  3  s.  v.  2. 
Gaver,  1  s.  v.  3. 
Gent  (Arrondissemeui),  1 

8.  V.  1-8. 
Gentbrugge,  1  8.  v.  3. 
Gijzeuzele,  1  8.  v.  3. 
Goutrode,  1  s.  v.  3. 
Gottem,  1  8.  V.  3. 
Grammene,  1  a.  v.  3. 
Haasdonk,  3  s.  t.  2. 
Hansbeke,  1  s.  r.  3. 
Heusden,  1  8.  v.  3. 
Kalloo,  3  8.  V.  2. 
Kaprijk,  2  s.  v.  2. 
Kemzeke,  3  s.  v.  2. 
Kieldrecht,  3  s.  v.  2. 
Klinge,  De,  3  s.  v.  2. 
Kluizen,  2  8.  v.  2. 
Enesselare,  1  s.  v.  3. 
Eruibeke,  3  s.  t.  2. 
liandegem,  1  s.  v.  3. 
Landsko liter,  1  s.  v.  3. 
Ledeberg,  1  a.  v.  4. 
Lembeke,2  8.  v.  2. 
Lemberge,  1  s.  v.  4. 
liOkereu,  7  s.  v.  7. 
Loochristi,  1  8.  v.  4. 
Loo-ten-HulIe,  1  s.  v.  4. 
Lovendegem,  1  s.  v.  4. 
Macbelen,  1  a.  v.  4. 
Maldegetn,  2  s.  v.  2. 
Marlakerke,  1  s.  v.  4. 
Meerdonk,  3  a.  v.  3. 
Melgem,  1  s.  V.  4. 
Melle,  1  8.  V.  4. 
Melsele,  3  8.  v.  3. 
Helsen,  1  s.  v.  4. 
Mendonk,  1  8.  v.  4. 
Merelbeke,  1  a.  v.  5. 
Merendre,  1  a.  v.  5. 
Mlddelburg,  2  a.  v.  3. 
Moerbeke,  1  a.  v.  5. 
Moortzele,  1  s.  v.  5. 
Munte,  1  3.  V.  5. 

Potter,  John,  £>.  D. 

1674-1747.  Archaeologia  Graeca,  sive  vete- 
rum  Graecorum,  praecipue  vero  Athenien- 
sium,  ritus  civiles,  religiosi,  railitares,  et 
domestici.  Lugduni-Batavorum,  1702.  fo. 
(Gronovius,  J.,  Thes.  Gr.  antiq.  v.  12,  pt.  1.) 

2711 

Archaeologia  Graeca,  or  the  antiquities 

of  Greece:  a  new  ed.;  with  a  life  of  the 
author,  by  Robert  Anderson,  and  an  appen- 
dix, containing  a  concise  history  of  the 
Grecian  states,  and  a  short  account  of  the 
lives  and  writings  of  the  most  celebrated 
Greek  authors;  by  George  Dunbar.  Edin- 
burgh. 1832.     2  V.  8°.  2733 

— ;—  Discourse  of  church  government :  where- 
in the  rights  of  the  church,  and  the  suprem- 
acy of  Christian  princes,  are  vindicated  and 
adjusted.  First  American  ed.  Phila.  1824. 
8°-  —1245 

Seager,  J.    Notes  on  some  parts  of  Abp.  Potter'a 

Antiquities  of  Greece.  12  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Clatt. 
Journ.  V.  23,  1821,  pp.  150,  292.) 

Anderson,  B.     Life  of   P.     12  pp.     (Potter,  J., 

Archaeol.  Gr.,  or  the  antiq.  of  Greece,  v.  1.  p.  1.) 

Pabt  IV.— 113. 


Nazareth,  1  s.  v.  5. 
Nevele,  1  s.  v.  5. 
Nieuwkerke,  3  s.  v.  3. 
Olsene,  1  s.  v.  6. 
Oostakker,  1  s.  v.  6. 
Ooat-Eekloo,  2  a.  v.  3. 
Oosterzele,  1  s.  v.  6. 
Oostwinkel,  1  a.  v.  6. 
Petegem,  1  a.  v.  6. 
Piute,  De,  1  s.  v.  6. 
Poeke,  1  8.  V.  6. 
Poesele,  1  a.  v.  6. 
Ronaele,  1  s.  v.  6. 
Rupelmonde,  3  a.  v.  3. 
Schelderode,  1  a.  v.  6. 
Scheldewindeke,  1  a.  v.  6. 
Semraerzake,  1  s.  v.  6. 
Sinaal,  3  a.  v.  3. 
St.-Denijs-Westrem,  1  a. 

T.  1. 
St.-GIllls,  3  8.  V.  2. 
St.-Jan-in-Eremo,  2  a.  v.  1. 
St.-Laureiua,  2  a.  v.  2. 
St.-Manen8-Laatbem,  1  s. 

V.  3. 
St.- Martens -Leerne,  1  s. 

V.  4. 
St.-Xicolaaa  (Arrondlaae- 

nient),  3  s.v.  1-4. 
St. -Nicolaaa  (Stad),  7  s. 

V.  5,  6. 
St.-Pauwel8,  3  a.  v.  3. 
Ste.-Margriete,  2  a.  v.  2. 
Sleidinge,  1  a.  v.  6. 
Stekeue,  3  a.  v.  4. 
Temsche,  3  a.  v.  4. 
Tielrode,  3  a.  v.  4. 
tJrael,  1  s.  v.  6. 
Verrebroek,  3  8.  v.  4. 
Vinderhoute,  1  a.  v.  6. 
Vlukt,  1  a.  V.  7. 
Vosaelare,  1  s.  v.  7. 
Vraseue,  3  a.  v.  4. 
Viirste,  1  a.  v.  7. 
Waarschoot,  1  a.  v.  7. 
Wachtebeke,  1  s.  v.  7. 
Waterland-Oudeman,  2  s. 

V.  3. 
Watervllet,  2  a.  v.  3. 
Winkel,  1  a.  v.  7. 
Wondelgem,  1  s.  v.  7. 
Wontergem,  1  s.  v.  7. 
ZafTelare,  1  s.  v.  7. 
Zeevergem,  1  a.  v.  8. 
Zelzate,  2  8.  v.  3. 
Zeveneeken,  1  s.  v.  8. 
Zeveren,  1  a.  v.  8. 
Zomergem,  1  a.  v.  8. 
Zulte,  1  a.  V.  8. 
Zwijnaarde,  1  a.  v.  8. 
Zwljndrecht,  3  a.  v.  4. 

Abp.   of  Canterbury. 


Potter,  Rev.  John  Philips.    Letter  to  John 

Hugbea,  on  the  systema  of  education  proposed  by  the 
popular  parties.   31  pp.   (Pamphleteer,  v.  29, 1828,  p.  233.) 

Potter,  Louis  Joseph  Antoine  de.  1786-1859. 
Memoirs  of  Scipio  de  Ricci.  late  Bp.  of  Pis- 
toia  and  Prato,  reformer  of  Catholicism  in 
Tuscany  under  the  reign  of  Leopold  .  . .  Ed. 
from  the  original,  by  Thomas  Roscoe.  Lon- 
don. 1829.     2  V.  8°.  5873 

Potter,  Paul.    Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C.   Inhismst. 

despelnires:  Ecole  hollandaise,  v.  2.  16  pp.— Wurz- 
bach,  A.  von.  In  his  Niederlaendiache  landschafts-, 
see-  .  .  .  maler  des  XVII  jahrh.  11  pp.  (Dohme,  B., 
Kunst  und  kuenstler,  v.  2.) 

Potter,  Richard.  1799—.  Physical  optics, 
or  the  nature  and  properties  of  light.  Lon- 
don. 1856.     8°.  —1525 

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See  Smithsonian  Institution  :  Bureau  of  Eth- 
nology. 

United  States  Geological  survey.  Mon- 
ographs.    See  King,  C,  and  Powell.  J.  W. 

On  the  evolntion  of  laugnnge  ;   Sketch  of  the 

mythology  of  the  North  .American  Indians;  Wyandot 
government:  a  short  study  of  tribal  society;  Limi- 
tations to  the  use  of  some  anthropologic  d.ita.  85  pp. 
(Smithson.  Inst,  Bureau  of  Etlinol.  1  annual  report,  1879- 
80,  pp.  1,17,  57,  71.) 

Powell,  Mary.  Maiden  and  married  life  of. 
Rathbone.  Mrs.  U.  A.  M.  1298 


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Powell,  Rev.  Thomas.  Essay  on  apostolical 
succession  :  .  .  .  Also  a  critique  ou  the  Apol- 
ogy for  apostolical  succession  by  ...  A.  P. 
Perceval,  and  a  review  of  Dr.  W.  F.  Hook's 
sermon.     2  ed.     London,  1840.     8°.      —1266 

Powell,  Thomas.  17  cent.  Art  of  thriving ; 
or,  the  plalne  path-way  to  preferment.  Together  with 
the  mystery  and  misery  of  lending  and  borrowing. 
45  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  nf  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  187.)— Tom 
of  all  trades;  or,  the  plaine  path-way  to  preferment, 
1631.  Ed.  by  F.  J.  Furulvall.  39  pp.  (New  Sliaks.  Soc. 
6  s.  No.  2,  p.  137.) 

Powell,  Thomas.  1809-87.  Living  authors 
of  America.  1  s.   New  York,  1850.  12°.   3706 

Contents. 

Bryant,  W.  C.  Longfellow,  H.  W. 

Cooper,  J.  F.  O.sgood,  F.  S. 

Dana,  R.  H.  Poe,  E.  A. 

Emerson,  R.  W.  Prescott,  W.  H. 

Fuller,  S.  M.  Sparks,  J. 

Halleck,  F.  G.  Willis,  N.  P. 
Klrkland,  Mrs.  C.  M. 

Living  authors  of  England.    New  York, 

1849.     12°.  3706 

Contents. 

Bailey,  P.  J.  Lovell,  J. 

Bennett,  W.  C.  Lytton,  E.  G.  E.  L.  B.,  1 
Bourclcault,  D.  Baron  Lytton. 

Browning,  Mrs.  E.  B.  Macaulay,  T.  B.,  1  Baron 
Browning,  R.  Macaulay. 

Burbidge,  T.  Mackay,  0. 

Carlyle,  T.  Marston,  J.  W. 

Clough,  A.  A.  Milnes,  R.  M. 

Dickens,  C.  J.  H.  Moore,  T. 

Domett,  A.  Moxon,  E. 

Forster,  J.  Patmore,  C. 

Gurney,  A.  Procter,  B.  W. 

Heraud,  J.  A.  Roade,  E. 

Home,  R.  H.  Rogers,  S. 

Hunt,  J.  H.  L.  Smith,  T.  S. 

Jameson,  Mrs.  A.  Stephens,  G. 

Jerrold,  D.  Talfourd,  T.  N. 

Joufis,  E.  Taylor,  H. 

Knowles,  J.  S.  Tennyson,  A. 

Landor,  W.  S.  Wordsworth,  W. 

Powell,  Warington  Baden.  Canoe  travel- 
ling :  log  of  a  cruise  on  the  Baltic,  and  prac- 
tical hints  on  building  and  fitting  canoes. 
London,  1871.     12°.  1478 

Powell,  William  Henry.  Thomas,  F.  W. 
Powell,  the  artist.  6  pp.  {In  his  John  Randolph,  of 
Roanoke,  etc.  p.  364.) 

Power,  D'Arcy  {Ed.)  Memorials  of  the  craft 
of  surgery  in  England.     See  South,  J.  F. 

Power,  Harriet.  How  shall  we  employ  and 
amuse  our  invalids?    London,  1873.     12°. 

—3787 

Power,  Henry  {Ed.)  Biennial  retrospect  of 
medicine.    See  Biennial  retrospect. 

( Tr. )    Aural  surgery  of  the  present  day. 

See  Kramer,  W. 

• {Tr.)  Manual  of  human  and  comparative 

histology.     See  Strieker,  S. 

• and    SedgM'ick,    Leonard    W.,   M.  D. 

(Eds.)  The  New  Sydenham  Society's  lexicon 
of  medicine  and  the  allied  sciences.  (Based 
on  Mayne's  lexicon.)  Pts.  1-14.  London, 
1879-87.     3  v.  8°.  —3771 

Contents. 
A-Cotonia,  v.  1.  Foramen-Kidney,  v.  3. 

Cetrarla-Foramen,  v.  2. 
Power,  John.     Handy-book  about  books,  for 
book-lovei's,  book-buyers,  and  book-sellers. 
London,  1870.     8°.  W.17 

Power,  Thomas.  Loring,  J.  S.  Thomas 
Power.    3  pp.     [In  his  Hundred  Boston  orators,  p.  68G.) 

Power,  William  Grattan  Tyrone.   Biography 

of.  61  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mug.  v.M,im2,  pp.  257,  557,  71.5.) 

Power.      Frothinghara,    O.   B.      Voices    of 

power.  13  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  53,  1884,  p.  170.)— 
Ireland,  W.  W.    Insanity  of  power.    03  pp.    (In  his 


Blot  upon  the  brain,  p.  84.)— Wesley,  J.  Thoughts 
concerning  the  origin  of  power.  8  pp.  {Works,  v.  11, 
p.  46.) 

Power  and  authority  of  school  officers 
and  teachers  in  the  management  and  govern- 
ment of  public  schools  and  over  pupils  out 
of  school,  as  determined  by  the  courts  of  the 
several  states.    New  York,  1885.    16°.    —1334 

Power  of  Christian  benevolenee. 
Hitchcock,  E.  3877 

Power  of  mercy.    3  pp.    {Harper''s  Mag. 

V.  1,  1850,  p.  395.) 

Power  of  uiovenient  in  plants.  Darwin, 
C.  R.,  and  Darwin,  F.  —2687 

Power  of  the  Pope  during  the  middle 
ages.     Gosselin,  J.  E.  A.  —3295 

Power  of  words.  5  pp.   Poe,  E.  A.,  Works, 

ed.  J.  H.  Ingram,  v.  2,  p.  189. 

Power,  wisdom,  and  goodness  of  God,  as 
manifested  in  the  creation.  See  Bridgewater 
treatises. 

Powers,  Frederick  Perry.  Labor-making 
machinery.  New  York,  1880.  12°.  {Eco- 
nomic monographs,  No.  18.)  — 1398 

Powers,  Rev.  Grant.  1784-1841.  Historical 
sketches  of  the  discovery,  settlement,  and 
progress  of  events,  in  the  Coos  country  and 
vicinity,  principally  included  between  the 
years  1754  and  '85.  Haverhill,  N.  H.,  1880. 
12°.  2627 

Powers,  Hiram.     Akers,  P.     Our  artists  in 

Italy.  6  pp.  (^«an<.  3/on</t;j/,  V.  5,  1860,  p.  1.)— Artist, 
mercliant,  and  statesman.  6  pi).  {De7n.  Kev.  v.ll, 
1846,  p.  340.)— McCabe,  J.  D.,  Jr.  Hiram  Powers,  17 
pp.     (In  his  Great  fortunes,  p.  471.) 

Powers,    Horatio    Nelson,    D.  D.       1826—. 

Apple-blossoms.  1  p.  {Scrilmer's  Monthly,  v.  20,  1880, 
p.  240.)  —  Chimney  swallo^vs.  1  p.  {Scribner's 
Monthly,  v.  18,  1879,  p.  78.)  — Cor  corclium.  1  p. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  20,  1880,  p.  585.)— Sub  Inna.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  65,  1882,  p.  938.)— A  Voice  Jn  the 
desert.     1  p.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  52,  1876,  p.  208.) 

Powers,  Stephen.  Muskingum  legends,  with 
other  sketches  and  papers  descriptive  of  the 
young  men  of  Germany  and  the  old  bOys  of 
America.     Phila.  1871.     12°.  2285 

Tribes  of  California.     Washington,  1877. 

4°.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geog.  and  geol. 
surv.  of  the  Rocky  Mt.  region,  v.  3.)      — 3541 

Ballad  to  tlie  kin;;.     1  p.     (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  3, 

1869,  p.  373.)— The  Lost  lead.  7  pp.  (  Overld.  Monthly, 
V.  11,1873,  p.  497.)— Some  pine-knots.  8pp.  {Ooerld. 
Monthly,  v.  8,  1872,  p.  49.) 

Powers,  duties,  and  liabilities  of  town  and 
parish  officers  in  Massachusetts.  Herrick, 
W.  A.  —1348 

Powers  of  the  creator  displayed  in  the 
creation.     Daly  ell,  Sir  J.  G.     3  v.         —2502 

Powhatan:  a  metrical  romance.    Smith,  S. 

1354 

Powis,  Baron.  See  Herbert,  P.,  Baron  Poims. 

Powis,  Wales.  Bridgeman,  G.  T.  O.  Princes 
of  upper  p.  19t  pp.  (Powys-land  Club,  t'o?J.  v.  1,  p.  1.) 
— Dawklns,  W.  B.  Notes  on  the  geology  of  P.  10  pp. 
(Powys-laiid  Club,  Coll.  v.  2,  p.  433.)— Hartshorne.C. 
H.  Powysland  and  Powis  castle.  7  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol. 
Assoc.  Journ.  v.  17,  1861,  p.  22.)— Joneji,  M.  C.  Feudal 
barons  of  P.  167  pp.  (Powys-land  Club,  Coll.  v.  1,  p. 
257.)— Jones,  R.  H.  Powys-land  in  the  time  of  Prince 
Cynddylan.  8  pr>.  (Powys-land  Club,  Coll.  v.  1,  p.  433; 
V.  2,  p.  1.)— Nichols,  J.  G.  Barony  of  P.  28  pp. 
(Powys-land  Club,  Coll.  v.  2,  p.  443.) 

Pownal,  Thomas,  Gov.  of  il/ass.     1720-1805. 

JourniU  of  voyHgo  from  Boston  lo  Penobscot  river, 
May,  1759;  wflh  notes  by  J.  Williamson.  25  pp. 
(Maine  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  5,  1857,  p.  363.)— Letters  to 
Gov.  Bo wdoin.  5  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  I'roc.  1860-02, 
p.  237.)— Certincate  of  taking  possession  of  the  Pen- 
obscot }  with  an  Introductory  uoto  by  Jos.  William- 


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son.  6  pp.  (Maine  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  6, 1859,  p.  333.)— 
Letter  to  Sir  Wm.  Pepperrell.  1  p.  (N.  H.  Hist.  Soc. 
Coll.  V.  6,  1850,  p.  131.1 

Memorial  addressed  to  the  sovereigns  of  Europe 

and  the  Atlantic.  7  pp.  (Bev.  of  in  £kiin.  Rev.  v.  2, 
1803.  p.  484.) 

Powrie,  James,  and  lankester,  Edwin 
Ray.  Monograph  of  the  fishes  of  the  old  red 
sandstone  of  Britain.  Pt.  I.  The  Cephalas- 
pidae.  London.  1868-70.  2  v.  4°.  [Palaeont. 
Soc.  V.  21,  23.)  —1591 

Powris  of  Moseke.    21  pp.     Hogg,  J., 

Poet,  works,  v.  3,  p.  331. 

Powys,    or    Powis,     Disquisitions    on    the 

etymon  of  the  word.  7  pp.  Williams,  E.,  and  others. 
(Powys-land  Club,  Coll.  v.  1,  p.  426.) 

Powysian  at  Agincourt.   34  pp.    Lloyd, 

Vf.  V.     (Powys-land  Ulub,  Coll.  v.  2,  p.  139.) 

PowyS"land  Club.  Collections  historical 
and  archaeological  relating  to  Montgomery- 
shire. London,  1868-70.  3  v.  8°.  1524 
Contents.  Assessment  ot  slilp-money  on  Mont- 
gomeiTshire,  A.  D.  1637,  v.  2.— Barnwell,  E.  L.  Early 
antiquities  ol  the  county  ot  Montgomery,  v.  3.— 
Bridgeman,  G.  T.  O.  Ancient  lords  ot  Mechain; 
Princes  ot  Upper  Powys;  Relics  ot  Dinas  Mawddwy; 
■Welsh  lords  ot  Kerry  and  Arwystli,  v.  1.— Dawkins, 
W.  B.  Notes  on  the  geology  of  Powys-land,  v.  2.— 
Ed^vards,  G.  History  of  the  parish  of  Llangadfan, 
V.  2.— Evans.  D.  S.  Llywarch  Hen.  Reply  to  stric- 
tures ot  Rev.  R.  Harries  Jones,  v.  3.— Genealogical 
fcey-chart  to  the  families  ot  the  tribe  ot  Brochwel 
Ysgythrog,  whose  members  have  served  the  office  of 
sheriff,  v.  2.— Genealogical  key-chart  of  the  families 
whose  members  have  served  the  oflBce  ot  sherlfif,  de- 
scended from  Elystan  Glodrudd,  v.  2.— Hamer,  E. 
Ancient  Arwystli:  its  earthworks  and  other  ancient 
remains,  v.  1,  2.— A  parochial  account  of  Llangurig,  v. 
2,  3.— Jones,  H.  L.  On  the  antiquities  of  Montgomery- 
shire, V.  3. — Jones,  M.  C.  Devolution  of  the  manors 
of  MontgomeiTshife,  v.  3. — Feudal  barons  ot  Powys, 
V.  1. — Genealogical  key-chart  of  the  noble  family  of 
Herbert .  .  .  who  have  served  the  office  of  sheriff,  v.  2. 
—Some  account  of  Llanllugan  nunnery;  Territorial 
divisions  of  Montgomeryshire,  v.  2. — Jones,  R.  H. 
Powys-land  in  the  time  of  Prince  Cynddylan  .  .  .  The 
elegy  ot  Llywarch  Hen,  v.  1,  2 —  Letter  endorsed 
"An  unadvised  lere  (letter)  from  gentlemen  of  Mont- 
gomeryshire," v.  3. — List  of  jnstices  of  the  peace. 
etc.,  for  Montgomeryshire,  at  different  periods  during 
the  17  century,  v.  2. — Iiloyd,  W.  V.  A  Powysian  at 
Agincourt.  Sir  Griffith  Vaughan,  v.  2. — Miscellanea 
historica,  or  the  public  officers  of  Montgomeryshire, 
with  brief  genealogical  notes,  v.  3.— Sheriffs  ot  Mont- 
gomeryshire, V.  2.— Lloyd,W. V. ,  and  Hamer,  E.  Sheriffs 
of  Montgomeryshire,  with  their  armorial  bearings,  and 
notices,  genealogical  and  biographical,  of  their  fam- 
ilies, V.  2,  3.— Morgan,  T.  O.  History  of  the  parish  of 
Darowen,  v.  3. — Montgomeryshire,  when  and  how  con- 
stituted shire  ground,  v.  2.— Morris.  E.  R.  History 
of  the  parish  of  Kerry,  v.  3. — List  of  the  members  of 
parliament  for  the  county  and  contributory  boroughs 
ot  Montgomery,  up  to  the  end  of  the  18  century,  v.  2. 
— Bfe-vrill,  T.  Historic  spots.  No.  1.  Bwlch-y-Pawl, 
V.  3.  —  Nichols,  J.  G.  Barony  of  Powys,  v.  2.— 
Thomas.  D.  R.  Arwystli-Inquisitlons,v.  1.— Walker, 
D.  Some  account  ot  tho  rood  screens  and  timber 
work  of  Powys-land,  v.  3.— Williams,  B.  Materials 
for  a  topographlcon  of  Montgomeryshire,  v.  2,  3. — 
History  of  the  parish  of  Llanfyllin,  v.  3.— and  others. 
Disquisitions  on  the  etymon  ot  the  word  "  Powys  "  or 
"Powis,"  V.  1.— Wright,  T.  Further  remarks  on  the 
elegy  of  Llywarch  Hen,  v.  3. 

Poyais  babble.    5  pp.    [Quart.  Rev.  v.  28, 

1823,  p.  157.) 

Poyer,  John.  History  of  Barbados ,  from  the 
first  discovery  of  the  island,  in  the  year 
1605,  till  the  accession  of  Lord  Seaforth, 
1801.  London,  1808.  4°.  (Rev.  of  in  Qtiart. 
Rev.  V.  1,  1809,  p.  258.)  1622 

Poyet,  C.  F.  Notices  geographiques,  ethno- 
graphiques,  statistiques,  climatoiogiques,  et 
economiques  des  differentes  localites  du 
Mexique.    Paris,  1863.     8°.  1636 


Poynder,  John.  Circa  1779-1849.  History 
of  the  Jesuits  ;  to  which  is  prefixed,  a  reply 
to  Mr.  Dallas's  defence  of  that  order.  Lon- 
don. 1816.     2  V.  8°.  —3294 

Poyilter,  Edward  John.     Hamerton,  P.  G. 

Mr.  Poynter's  Lectures  on  art.  27  pp.  {Internal.  Ree. 
V.  8, 1880,  p.  619;  v.  9,  1880,  p.  69.)— [Notice  of.]    4  pp. 

(Brit,  painters  of  the  18  and  19  cent.  p.  147  ;  Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  u.  s.  v.  2,  1878,  p.  24.) 

Poynter,  William,   Bp.   of  Hcdie.      —1827. 

Le  Christianisme,  ou  preuves  et  caract^res  de  la  re- 
ligion chretienne.  57  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  D€moMtr. 
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Poyutz,  Albany  [Ed.)  A  world  of  wonders, 
with  anecdotes  and  opinions  concerning 
popular  superstitions.     London,  1845.     8°. 

—2475 

Poyntz,  Maj.-Gen.  Sydenham.     [Notice  of.] 

2  pp.   (England's  worthies:  Sraeeton,G.,  Bis t.  tracts, v.  2.) 

Poyo,  Damian  Salustrio  del.      16  cent.    La 

pr6spera  f  ortuna  de  Ruy  Lopez  de  Avalos.  La  ad  versa 
fortuna  de  Ruy  Lopez  de  Avalos.  53  pp.  (Mesonero 
Romanes,  R.  de,  Dramat.  contemp.  d  Lope  de  Vega,  v.  1, 
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Pozzo,  Modesta.    See  Fonte,  M. 

Pozzo  di  Borgo,  Carlo  Andrea,  Conte  di. 

Capefigue,  T.  B.  H.  R.  Count  Pozzo  dl  Borgo.  63 
pp.    (/n  his  Diplomat,  of  Europe,  p.  109.) 

See  also  Dublin  Rev.  v.  4,  1838,  p.  1;  Bev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1833,  4  s.  v.  1,  p.  549. 

Pozznoli,  Italy.      Creuzer,  G.  F.      Ueber 

Jorio's  Tempio  di  Seraplde  in  P.  7  pp.  (Deulsch. 
schriften,  abth.  2,  v.  2,  p.  255.)— Head,  Sir  E.  Temple  of 
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Ijoffredo,  F.  Autiquitas  Puteolorum.  16  pp.  (Grae- 
vius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Ital.  v.  9,  pt.  4.)— Mazzella,  S. 
TJrbium  Puteolorum  et  Cumarum  descriptio;  Situs  et 
antiqultas  Puteolorum,  locorumque  viclnorum.  72  pp. 
(Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Ital.  v.  9,  pt.  4.)— N^lxon, 
J.  Account  of  the  temple  of  Serapis  at  P.  9  pp. 
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{Harper's  Hag.  v.  31, 1865,  p.  756.) 

Pracrit.    See  Prakrit. 

Practica  iuqnisitionis  heretice  pra- 

vitatis.     Guidonis,  B.,  Bp.  of  Tuy.        —3292 
Practical   and   theoretical    essay   on 

oblique  bridges.     Buck.  G.  W.  —2722 

Practical  astronomy.  Introduction  to. 

Pearson.  W.     2  v.  —2491 

Practical  bearings  of  general  European 

history.  253  pp.  Freeman,  E.  A.,  Lectures  to  American 
audiences,  p.  203. 

Practical  brass  and  iron  founder's  guide. 
Larkin.  J.  —2716 

Practical  builder  and  workman's  com- 
panion.    London,  1823.     2  v.  4°.  —1783 

Practical  catechism.  Hammond,  H., 
Miscel.  theol.  ivorks.  v.  1.  —3236 

Practical  draughtsman's  book  of  in- 
dustrial design.  Armengaud,  J.  E.,  Armen- 
gaud,  C,  and  Amouroux,  J.  — 1731 

Practical  economics.    Wells,  D.  A. 

—1363 

Practical  education^  Importance  of. 
Everett.  E.  —2377 

Practical  educationists  and  their  sys- 
tems of  teaching.     Leitch,  J.  — 2377 

Practical  £nglish-Sanskrit  dictionary. 
Anundoram  Borooah.     3  v.  1185 

Practical  essays  on  mill  work.  Buchanan, 
R.     2v.  —2723 

Practical  essays  on  various  branches  of 
the  fine  arts.     Burnet,  J.  — 1728 

Practical  fishermen's  congress,  com- 
prising the  following  subjects:  Destruction  of  imma- 
ture flsh.     Harbour  accommodation.    Better  means 


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for  prevention  of  loss  of  lite  at  sea.  Fishing  vessels' 
lights.  99  pp.  (London  Internat.  Fish.  Exhlb.  Litera- 
ture, V.  i,  p.  305.) 

Practical  formulae  and  general  rules 
for  finding  the  strain  ...  of  wrought  iron 
bridges.     Dowling,  C.  H,  —2716 

Practical  graiuniar  of  the  Sanskrit  lan- 
guage.    Williams,  M.  —2144 
Practical  hints  on  the  quantitative  pro- 
nunciation of  Latin.     Ellis,  A.  J.  — 2117 
Practical  hints  upon  landscape  garden- 
ing.    Gilpin,  W.  S.  —4683 
Practical  housekeeper,    Ellet,  E.  F. 

—3733 
Practical      landscape     gardening. 
Kern,  G.  M.  —4687 

Practical  mechanic  and  engineer's  mag- 
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Practical  mineralogy.    Overman,  F. 

—3746 
Practical  miner's  guide.    Budge,  J. 

—3745 
Practical  piety.    More,  H.,  Works,  v.  8. 

2187 

Practical  railway  engineer.  Dempsey, 

G.  D.  —2721 

Practical  Statistics.  Pidgin,  C.F.  —2302 

Practical  sugar  planter.    Wray,  L. 

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Practical  theology.   Oosterzee,  J.  J.  van. 

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Practical  treatise  on  brewing.  Black,W. 

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Practical  treatise   on  bridge  building. 
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Practical  treatise  on  locomotive  engines 
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Practical  treatise  on  rail-roads  and  car- 
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Practical  treatise  on  railways.  Lecount, 
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Practical   treatise   on  the  use  of  the 
microscope.     Quekett,  J.  — 1675 
Practical  tunnelling.    Simms,  F.  W. 

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Practical  view   of   the  present  state  of 
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Practical  water-farming.    Peard,  W. 

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Practical     workshop     companion. 

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Practice  of  banking.  Hutchison,  J.  3  v. 

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Practice  of  isometrical  perspective. 

Jopling,  J.  —1725 

Practice  of  law.     See  Law,  Study  and 

practice. 

Practice  of  medicine.  See  Therapeutics. 

Practice  of  photography.    Delamotte, 

P.  H.  —1717 

Pradalf  Jean  Baptiste.     18  cent.     Notice; 

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Prad^re,  O.  Le  Bretagne  po6tique.  Tra- 
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Praelectiones  aeademicae.  Copleston. 
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Praen€>ste.    See  Palestrina. 

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4  pp.     (Deulscb.  morg.  gesells.  ZeiU.  v.  24, 1S70,  p.  624.) 

—  Bemerkuugen  ueber  die  aganspraclie.  5  pp. 
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5  pp.    (Deutsch.  morg-.  gesells.  ZeiU.  t.  26, 1872,  p.  746.) 

—  Illmjarisciie  inschrifteu  erlclaert.  24  pp. 
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Prati,  Giovanni.    Howells,  W.  D.    Giovanni 

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Gottingae,  1874.     8°.  3213 

Prato,  Stanislao.  L'Orma  del  leone,  un 
raccoiito  orientale  nella  tradlzlone  popolare.  31  pp. 
{Romania,  v.  12,  1883,  p.  535.) 

Prattj  Anne.  Ferns  of  Great  Britain,  and 
their  allies,  the  club-mosses,  pepper-worts, 
and  horsetails.     London,  n.  d.     8°.      — 2686 

Grasses,  sedges,  and  ferns  of  Great  Brit- 
ain.    London,  n.  d.     8°.  —2604 

Pratt,  Charles,  1  Earl  of  Camden.  Brough- 
am, H.,  Baron  Brougham  and  Vaux.  Earl  Camden.  22 
pp.  (Hist,  sketches  of  statesmen,  v.  1,  p.  404:  Works,  v. 
3.)  —  Herve,  E.  Hommes  d'fitat  et  juriscousultes 
anglais.  Lord  Camden.  26  pp.  (Rev.cnntemp.  IS&9,  v. 
6,  p.  193.)— Jesse,  J.  H.  Cbarles  Pratt,  Earl  Camdeu. 
18  pp.    {In  his  Mem.  of  celebrated  Etonians,  v.  1,  p.  302.) 

Pratt,  Emily  F.  Amos  Atwell  Tillinghast. 
2  pp.  (New  EQg.  Hist.  Geueal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  ,3, 
p.  356.) 

Pratt,  Bev.  Enoch.  1781-1860.  Compre- 
hensive history,  ecclesiastical- and  civil,  of 
Eastham,  Wellfleet,  and  Orleans,  county  of 
Barnstable,  Mass.,  1644-1844.  Yarmouth, 
1844.     8°.  2635 

Pratt,  Foster,  M.  D.    Increase  of  insanity  in 

the  United  States  :  Its  causes  and  its  sources.  26  pp. 
(Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  9,  p.  321.) 

Pratt,  Mrs.  Frances  Lee.     Almost  divorced. 

5  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  30,  1865,  p.  64.)— Captain 
Ben'a  choice.  19  pp.  (Mason,  E.  T.,  Humorous 
masterpieces  from  Am.  lit.  v.  2,  p.  97  ;  and  Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  25,  1870,  p.  377.)- Indian  guminer.  8  pp.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  26,  1870,  p.  724.)— Travelers  for  a  night. 
5  pp.     {Harper's  Mag.  v.  36, 1868,  p.  22G.) 

Pratt,  JJeu.  George.  Grammar  and  diction- 
ary of  the  Samoan  language.  2  ed.  Ed.  by 
Rev.  S.  J.  Whitmee.  London,  1878.  12°.  1177 

Pratt,  Henry  F.  A.,  M.  D.  Genealogy  of 
creation,  newly  tr.  from  the  unpointed  text 
of  the  book  of  Genesis  ;  showing  the  general 
scientific  accuracy  of  the  cosmogony  of  Moses 
and  the  philosophy  of  creation.  London, 
1861.     8°.  —1615 

On  eccentric  and  centric  force.     London, 

1863.    8°.  —1525 


Pratt,  John.     Apology.     3  pp.     (Mass.  Hist. 

Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  V.  7, 1826,  p.  126.) 

Pratt>  John  Henry.  Mathematical  principles 
of  mechanical  philosophy,  and  their  appli- 
cation to  the  theory  of  universal  gravitation. 
Cambridge,  1836.     8°.  —1523 

Treatise  on  attractions,  Laplace's  func- 
tions, and  the  figure  of  the  earth.  Cam- 
bridge, 1865.     p.  8°.  —2497 

Pratt,    John   Jeffreys,   1  Marquis  Camden. 

Ode  on  the  Installation  of  the  Marquess  Camdeu  as 
Chancellor  of  Cambridge.  2  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  y.  12, 
1835,  p.  112.) 

Pratt,  John  Tidd.  1797-1870.  Summary  of 
the  savings'  banks  in  England,  Scotland, 
Wales,  and  Ireland.     London,  1846.     8°. 

—1306 

Pratt,  Josiah  [Ed.)  1768-1844.  Works  of 
Rev.  Richard  Cecil.  See  Cecil,  Rev.  R.  (in 
supplement). 

Seeley,   M.     Josiah  Pratt.     28  pp.    {In  his  Later 

evangelical  fathers,  p.  329.) 

Pratt,  Phinehas.    1590-1680.    Declaration  of 

the  affairs  of  the  English  people  that  first  inhabited 
New  England;  Petition  of  1608.  15  pp.  (Mass.  Hist. 
Soc.  Colt.  4  s.  V.  4,  1858,  pp.  474,  487.) 

Mather,    I.      Phinehas  Pratt's    Relation.      4    pp. 

(Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  4  s.  v.  4,  1858,  p.  488.) 

Pratt,  Samuel  Jackson  (Courtney  Melmoth, 
pseud.)  1749-1814.  Apology  for  the  life 
and  writings  of  David  Hume.  [Ano7i.] 
London,  1777.     16°.  4831 

Bread ;  or,  the  poor.    5  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev. 

V.  1,  1803,  p.  108.) 


Military  law,  its  pro- 
London,   1883.     16°. 
Military   handbooks., 
—1346 


Pratt,  Maj.  Sisson  C. 
cedure  and   practice. 
(Brackenbury,  C.    B., 
V.  5.) 

Pratt,  Zadock.  Political  portraits.  Hon. 
Zadock  Pratt  of  New  York.  11  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  19, 
1846,  p.  472.) 

Pratt  Maniifacturiiig  Company.  Anti- 
dote against  melancholy,  compounded  of 
choice  poems,  jovial  songs,  merry  ballads, 
and  witty  parodies.     New  York,  1884.     4°. 

1337 

Praxagoras,  o/^f/ie?is.    Fragmenta.    2  pp. 

(Didot,  A.  F.,  Bihliolh.  gr.  Fragm.  hist.  Gr.  v.  4,  p.  2.) 

Praxilla,  of  Sieyon.  B.  C.  5  cent.  Frag- 
menta. [Gr.]  '3  pp.  (Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  3,  p. 
1224.)— r/je  same.  [Gr.  and  Ger.]  4  pp.  (Hartung,  J. 
A.,  Gr.  lyrikcr,\.  6,  p.  116.) 

Praxis  lauibiea.    Collis,  J.  D.        —2117 
Praxiteles.      B.  C.   4  cent.      Fragmenta. 

[Gr.]     1  p.     (Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  2,  p.  637.) 

Treu,  G.  [Ed.)     Hermes  mit  dem  Dio- 

nysosknaben,  eiu  originalwerk  des  Praxi- 
teles.    1878. 

Brunn,  H.    Praxiteles  und  die  Niobogruppe.    39 

pp.  {Rkeinisch.  vms.  n.  s.  v.  11, 1857,  p.  161.)- Ii6v*q«e, 
C.  Du  g6nlo  grec  an  temps  d'Alexandre,  Epicure  et 
P.  23  lip.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondea,  1865,  2  p6r.  v.  59,  p. 
925.)— Mlchaells,  A.  The  Cnidlan  Aphrodite  of  P. 
32  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellenic  studies,  v.  8,  p.  324.)— Rossi, 
G.  B.  de.  Base  d'una  statua  di  P.  testfi  scoperta.  8  pp. 
(Rome,  Comm.  archeol.  munlclp.  Bull.  v.  2. 1874,  p.  174.) 
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and  the  Hermes  with  the  Diouysos-chlld  from  the 
Horaion  In  Olympla.  32  pp.  (Royal  Soc.  of  Lit.  Trans. 
2  k.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  435.) 

Pray,  Lewis  Glover.  1793-1882.  Rev.  Fred- 
erick Turoll  Gray.  13  pp.  (New  Eug.  Hist.  Geneal. 
Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  340.) 

Pray,  Margaret  Lawrence.     Then  and  now. 

2  pp.    {.'icribner's  Monthly,  v.  13, 1877,  p.  29.) 


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Prayer  and  prayers. 

"Altona,  J.  Gebete  und  anrufungen  in 
den  altfranzoesischen  chansous  de  geste. 
1883.     (Steugel,  E.,  Ausgaben,  v.  9.) 

Andrewes,   L.      Preces   privatae  quoti- 

dianae.  [G)'.  et  Lat.]  1853.  {Libr.  Angl.- 
Cath.  Tlieol.) 

The  same.  Tr.  into  English.  1854.  {In 
his  Two  answers  to  Cardinal  Perron  :  Libr. 
Angl.-Cath.  Theol.) 

Becon.   T.      Prayers  and  other  pieces. 

1844.     [Parker  Soc.) 

Bull.  H.  (^d.)     Christian  prayers.    1842. 

(Parker  Soc.) 

Clarke.   J.   F.       Christian  doctrine  of 

prayer.     1869. 

lONAClo,  of  Loyola,  St.     Exercitia  spiri- 

tualia.  n.  d.  [Corpus  institut.  Soc.  Jesu, 
V.  2.) 

Spiritual  exercises.     1870. 

Johnson,  E.     Primitive  discourse  upon 

prayer.  1740.  {With  Memoirs  of  .  .  .  Tin- 
dall.) 

Litany   and  prayers  for    the    Catholick 

church.  1797:  repr.  1848.  [HsLll^P.^Fragm. 
litiirgica,  v.  2.) 

Mather,  I.  Historical  discourse  con- 
cerning the  pre  valency  of  prayer.  1677  ; 
repr.  1864.  {With  his  Early  history  of  New 
Eugland.) 

Nerses  IV,  the  Gracious,  Patriarch  of 

Armenia.  Preces,  triginta  tribus  Unguis 
editae.     1862. 

NoRDEN,  J.     Progress  of  piety,  whose 

jesses  lead  into  the  harbour  of  heavenly 
heart's  ease.     1847.     [Parker  Soc.) 

Parker,  T.     Prayers.     1870. 

Private  prayers,  put  forth  by  authority 

during  the  reign  of  Queen  Elizabeth.  1851. 
[Parker  Soc.) 

Small,  J.      English  metrical  homilies. 

1862. 

Sturm,  C.  C.    Morning  communings  with 

God.     1858.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 

Taylor,  J.  Holy  living  and  dying  :  to- 
gether with  prayers  containing  the  wliole 
duty  of  a  Christian.  1860.  (Bohn,  H.  G., 
Stand.  Libr.) 

Tyndall,  J.,  and  others.     Pra^r-gauge 

debate  against  Dr.  Littledale,  President  Mc- 
Cosh  .  .  .     1876. 

Agobard,  St.,  Bp.  of  Lyons.    Liber  de  divina  Psal- 

modia;  Liber  de  correctione  antiphonarii.  8  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Vatrol.  s.  Lat.  v.  104,  pp.  325,  329.)— 
Alciiln.  Libellus  sacrarum  precuin.  17  pp.  (Opera; 
appendix  :  Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  101,  p.  13«3.)— 
Alford,  H.  Manuals  or  family  prayer.  7  pp.  (Con- 
temp.  Rev.  V.  10, 1869,  p.  196.)— Alvarug,  P.  Coufessio. 
8  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  121,  p.  397.)— 
Ambrosias,  St.,  lip.  of  Milan  [attributed  to].  Preca- 
tlones  II.  7  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  I'alrol.  s.  Lat.  v.  17,  p. 
829.)— Anderson,  G.,  and  Wakemau,  T.  B.  Science 
and  prayer.  19  pp.  IX.  Am.  Rev.  t.  137,  1883,  p.  185.) 
— Anselin,  St.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  Liber  medilatio- 
num  et  oratlonuin;  Medltatlo  super  Miserere;  Quae- 
dam  dicta.  77  pp.  (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  158, 
pp.  709,  S21, 1051.)-AntJocl»U8,  of  St.  Saba.  Exomolo- 
gesls.  [Gr.etLat.]  4  pp.  (yUgne,  J.  F.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr. 
V.  89,  p.  1819.)— Angiistinng,  A.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Hippo. 
Liber  de  oralloue.  «  pp.  (MIgno,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  47,  p.  1113.)— Bacon,  L.  W.  Prayer,  miracle,  and 
natural  Ihw.  10  pp.  (Praser'i  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  8,  1873,  p. 
338.)— Bart8Ch,K.  F.  Gebet  des  XII  jahrbunderts. 
2  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  25,  1880,  p.  393.)— Becon,  T.  Path- 
way unto  prayer.  65  pp.  {Early  works,  p.  123:  Parker 
/Soc.)— Beda  Venerabilis.  Llbellua  precum.  9  pp. 
(Opera  omnia,  v.  5:  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  94,  p. 


515;  Compl.  works,  v.  1,  p.  217.) — Bernard,  St.,  Abbot 
of  Clairtaux  [attributed  <o].  Scala  claustralium,  slve  de 
mode  orandl.  5pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Pairo/.  s. /,a<.  v.  184, 
p.  475.)- BeverlUge,  W.  Great  necessity  and  advan- 
tage of  public  prayer  and  frequeut  communion,  de- 
signed to  revive  primitive  piety.  137  pp.  (Theol.  works, 
V.  8,  p.  475:  Libr.  Angl.-Cath.  rkeol.)—^Boo^s.  of  Chris- 
tian prayers,  collected  out  of  the  aucient  writers. 
133  pp.  (Private  prayers  ...  p.  429:  Parker  Soc.) — 
Bussuet,  J.  B.,  Bp.  of  Meaui.  Ordonnauce  et  iustruo- 
tiou  pastorale  sur  les  6tats  d'oralsou.  143  pp.  ((Euvres, 
V.  9,  p.  75.)— Pri^res  eccleaiastlques;  Meditations  pour 
le  temps  du  j ubile.  95  pp.  (Oiuvres,  v.  6,  pp.  472,  546.) 
— Braflford,  J.  Prefaces  to  trs.  from  Artopoeus  and 
St.  Chrysostom;  Preface  to  a  tr.  from  MelanctUon; 
Meditations  and  prayers.  58  pp.  (  Writings,  sermons . . . 
pp.  1,  17,  259:  Parker  ,Soc.)  — BucklngUam,  J.  A. 
Public  prayer.  8  pp.  (  CAr.  £Jram.  v.  72,  1862,  p.  384.)  — 
Bullinger,  H.  Form  and  manner  how  to  pray  to 
God  ;  that  is,  of  calling  on  the  name  of  the  Lord.  64 
pp.  (In  his  Decades,  v.  5,  p.  163:  Parker  Soc.) — Buu- 
yan,  J.  I  will  pray  with  the  spirit  and  with  the 
understanding  also;  or,  a  discourse  touching  prayer; 
Saints'  privilege  and  proflt;  or,  the  throne  of  grace. 
64  pp.  (  Work.-!,  V.  1,  pp.  621, 641.)— Callistns,  Patriarch 
of  Constantinople.  Capitula  de  precatlone.  [Gr.etLat.] 
3  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  147,  p.  813.)— 
Campbell,  G.  D.,  8  Duke  of  Argyll.  Prayer:  the  2 
spheres.  Are  they  2  ?  9  pp.  (Gontemp.  liev.\.2l,lS13, 
p.  464.J— Cbanning,  W.  E.  Daily  prayer.  8  pp. 
(  Works,  V.  5,  p.  321.)— Clurysostomns,  J.,  St.,  Abp.  of 
Constantinople.  Oraliones  II.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  5  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  63,  p.  923.)— Cibele,  A.  N. 
Orazioni  latlue  in  Cblojrgla.  8  pp.  (Archiv.  studio  tradiz. 
popolari,  V.  4,  1885,  p.  397.)— Corneille,  P.  L'oflice  de 
la  Salute  Vierge,  tr.  en  frangois;  lustructions  chr6tl- 
enues,  tlrees  de  I'lmllatiou  de  Jeaus-Christ ;  Prleres 
chreileuues,  tirees  du  meuie  livre  de  I'lmitatlon  de 
Jesus-Christ.  281  pp.  (CEuvres.  v.  11,  pp.  1,  293,  352.)— 
Cosin,  J.  Form  of  prayer  for  the  1  Wednesday  of 
every  month  during  the  plague.  2  pp.  ( Works,  v.  4, 
p.  503:  Libr.  Angl.-Cath.  Tti^ol.)— Crux,  J.  de  la.  Can- 
tico  esplritual  eutre  el  alma  y  Crlsto,  su  esposo; 
Llama  de  amor  viva.  102  pp.  (Obras,  pp.  143,  216: 
Escritores  del  siglo  16,  v.  1 :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.  v.  27.) 
— Damiano,  P.,  St.,  Cardinal-Bp.  of  Ostia.  Carmlua 
sacra  et  preces.  35  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  145,  p.  917.)— Davies,  J.  L.  Nature  and  prayer. 
8  pp.  (MacmiVan's  Mag.  v.  13,  1866,  p.  233.)— Dewey, 
O.  On  the  reluctance  to  pray.  15  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v. 
38,  1845,  p.  20.)— Euuodius,  M.  F.,  Bp.  of  Paoia. 
Euchariaticum  de  vita  sua.  3  pp.  (Mlgue,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  63,  p.  245.)— Erasmus,  D.  Modus 
orandl  Deum;  Precationea  aliquot  novae,  ac  rursua 
novis  adauctae.  33  pp.  (Opera  omnia,  v.  5,  pp.1099, 
1197.)— Exhortation  unto  prayer . . .  also,  a  litany 
with  suffrages  ;  1544.  14  pp.  (Private  prayers  ...  p.  563  : 
Parker  ,Soc.)— F^nelon,  F.  de  S.  de  la  M.  Avis  sur  la 
priere.  16  pp.  ( (Eucres,  v.  1,  p.  404.)— Fisher,  J.,  Bp. 
of  Rocliester.  De  necessitate  orandi;  Psaiini  vel  pre- 
catlones.  32  pp.  (0^lera,  pp.  1708,  1734.) — Forms  of 
prayer  and  thanksgiving  for  particular  occa- 
sions. 16  pp.  (Hall,  P.,  /'Vagini.  h7u)£iica,  V.  5,  p.  321.) — 
Gallon,  F.  Statistical  inquiries  into  the  eflicacy  of 
prayer.  11  jip.  (Porta.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  12,  1872,  p.  125.) — 
Gonthier.  De  oratioue.  63  pp.  (Migne,  J. P., /-"a^roZ. 
s.  Lat.  V.  212,  p.  97.)— Granada,  L.  de.  Compendlo  de 
la  doctriua  esplritual.  44  pp.  ( Obras,  v.  3,  p.  237 : 
Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.  v.  11.)— De  la  oracion  y  conslde- 
racion.  200  pp.  (Obras,  v.  2,  p.  3:  Bibliot.  de  autor. 
espan.  v.  8.) — Gregorlus,  Abbot  of  Mt.  Sinai.  In  his 
Opuscula  ascetica.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.]  14  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  150,  p.  1303.)— Grimm,  J.  L.  K.  Ueber 
das  gebet.  24  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  2,  p.  439.) — 
Gualberto,  G.,  St.,  Abbot  of  Valombrosa.  Preces.  6 
pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  146,  p.  969.)— 
Guignes  II,  Prior  of  La  Grande  Chartreuse.  Scala 
Paradisi,  seu  tractatus  de  modo  orandi.  4  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  40,  p.  997.)— Gulllaume,  Abbot 
of  St.  Tlderri.  Meditalivae  orationes.  22  pp.  (Mlgue, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  180,  p.  205.)— Habert,  L.  Quaea- 
tiones  selectae  de  oratlone.  19  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Theol.  cur.  compl.  v.  14,  p.  13.) — Hales,  J.  Duty  of  con- 
stant prayer.  26  pp.  (VForfcs,  V.  2,  p.260.)— Henry,  M. 
Method  for  prayer,  witb  Scripture  expresaious  proper 
to  be  used  under  each  head.  95  pp.  (Compl.  works, 
V.  2,  p.  1.)— Hugues,  Prior  of  St.  Victor's.  De  modo 
diceudl  et  medliaudl;  De  modo  orandl;  De  medl- 
taudo.  12  pp.^Migue,  J.  P.,  y'a<ro/.  s.  Lai.  V.  176,  pp. 
875,  977,  993.)— Huntington,  F.  D.  Public  prayers 
in  coUegea.  14  pp.  (Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  4, 1858,  p. 
23.)— Irving,  E.  On  prayer.  162  pp.  (Coll.  writings, 
V.  3,  p.  1.)— Isidore,  St.,  Abp.  of  Seville.  Orationes. 
8  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  83,  p.  1261.)— 


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Jolingon,  S.  Prayers  and  meditations.  96  pp. 
(Iforfcs,  V.9,  p.191.)— KnlgHt,  W.  Function  ol  prayer 
in  ttie  economy  of  the  iiniverse.  28  pp.  (/n /lis  Studies 
In  pliUosophy  and  literature,  p.  340;  and  Contemp. 
Eev.  V.  21,  1873,  p.  183.)— Prayer :  the  2  spheres;  they 
are  2.  37  pp.  {In  his  Studies  in  philosophy  and  litera- 
ture, p.  368;  and  Contemp.  Kev.  v.  23,  1874,  p.  20.)— 
Knox,  J.  Declaration  ol  the  true  nature  and  object 
of  prayer.  41  pp.  (Works,  v.  3,  p.  77.)— Koeliler,  R. 
Ein  altes  kindergebet.  20  pp.  (Germania,  v.  5,  1800, 
p.  448 ;  V.  11, 1866,  p.  435.)— I^a  Fueiite,  C.  P.  de.  Con- 
feslon  del  pecador.  34  pp.  (Reform,  anliq.  espaii.  v.  19, 
p.  359.)— I«aud,  W.  Summarle  of  devotions.  107  pp. 
(Works,  V.  3,  p.  1:  Libr.  Angl.-Cath.  Theol.)—Ijeo  VI, 
Flavins,  Emperor  of  Conslantinople,  and  Constanliuus 
VII,  Flavins  Porphyrogenltus,  Emperor  of  the  East. 
Preces  llturglcae.  [Gr.  et  Lai.]  5  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  107,  p.  299.)— liltanlae  et  orationes 
antiqtiae.  33  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  I'atrol.  s.  Lai.  v.  138, 
p.  885.)— Iiittledale.  R.  F.  The  rationale  of  prayer. 
25  pp.  ( ConUmp.  Rev.  v.  20,  1872,  p.  430.)— Luther,  M. 
Elne  einfaeltlge  weise  zu  beten.  25  pp.  (Saemmt.  vierke, 
V.  23,  p.  214.)— M'Cosh,  J.  On  prayer.  6  pp.  (Con- 
temp. Rev.  V.  20,  1872,  p.  777.)— BlaUaii,  M.  On  special 
forms  of  prayer.  31  pp.  ( Colt,  works,  v.  3,  p.  533.)— 
Ittauuel  II,  Palaeologus,  Emperor  of  Constantinople. 
Preces  matutinae.  [Gr.  el  Lai.]  7  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  156,  p.  563.)— Slassillon,  J.  B.,  lip.  of 
Clermont.  Sermons  pour  le  jeudl  de  la  1  semalue  de 
careme.  Sur  la  prlere.  75  pp.  ((Euvres  compl.  v.  2, 
p.  314.)— Maurer,  K.  Ein  altes  kindergebet.  3  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  12,  1867,  p.  234.)— Morning  and  even- 
ing service  of  the  cathedral  church  of  Aberdeen. 
15  pp.  (Hall,  P.,  Fragm.  liturgica,  v.  2,  p.  95.) — Nlce- 
phorns  Callistus  Xanlhopnlus.  Precatioues. 
[Gr.  el  Lat.]  8  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  147, 
Tp.m!a.)—lSi\vis,  St.,  Abbot.  De  oratlone.  [Gr.etLal.] 
18  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Or.  v.  79,  p.  1163.)- 
Olin,  S.  On  prayer;  Secret  prayer.  18  pp.  [Works, 
V.  1,  pp.  327,  392.)— Orariuin  sen  libellus  preca- 
tlonum  per  reglam  maJestatemLatineaeditus;  1560. 
94  pp.  (Private  prayers  ...  p.  115:  Parker  Soc.)—Orl- 
genes.  Libellus  de  oratlone.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  75  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol.  s.Gr.\. 11,  p.  413.)— Osterniann, 
V.  (Ed.)  Orazloni  frlulane.  12  pp.  (Archiv.  studio 
iradiz.popolari,  v.  4, 1885,  p.  237.)— Otlo,  of  St.Emmeran's. 
Precatio.  4  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  146,  p. 
427.)— Ovi^en,  J.  Discourse  of  the  work  of  the  Holy 
Spirit  in  prayer.  152  pp.  (TForA-s,  v.  4,  p.  l.)—Palafox 
y  Mendoza,  J.  de,  Bp.  of  Osma.  Reglas  de  oraciou. 
22  pp.  ( Obras,  v.  4,  p.  535.)— Parkinson,  R.  H.  Scien- 
tific demolition  of  prayer.  24  pp.  (New  Englander,  \. 
32,  1873,  p.  601.)— On  prayer.  11  pp.  [Contemp.  Rev. 
V.  20,1872,  p.  707.)— On  prayer  in  connection  with  cer- 
tain public  calamities.  18  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  73, 
1866,  p.  54'J.)— Prayer  and  prayer-books.  38  pi). 
(Dublin  Rev.  v.  13, 1842,  p.  448.)— Prayer  for  the  sick  : 
hints  towards  a  serious  attempt  to  estimate  its  value. 
Communicated  by  Prof.  Tyndall.  6  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev. 
V.  20, 1872,  p.  205.)— Preces  privatae,  in  studiosorum 
gratlam  collectae,  et  regla  authorltate  ai)probatae. 
220  pp.  [Private  prayers  ...  p.  209:  Parker  Soc.)— 
Primer  set  forth  at  large,  with  many  godly  and 
devout  prayers.  114  pp.  [Private  prayers  ...  p.  1 : 
Parker  Soc.) — Private  devotions  for  several  occa- 
sions. 39  pp.  (  Whole  duly  of  man,  Works  of  the  .  .  . 
author  of,  p.  149.)— Rathire,  JSp.  of  Verona.  Exhortatlo 
et  preces.  4  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  136, 
p.  443.)— Savage,  M.  Religion  and  philosophy  recon- 
ciled in  prayer.  3  pp.  [Fortn.  Rev.  v.  3, 1866,  p.  474.)— 
Savonarola,  Gr.  M.  F.  M.  De  I'oralsou  mentalo.  24 
pp.  (CEuvres  spirit,  clwisies,  v.  2,  p.  51.) — Tralt6  de  la 
pridre;  Choix  de  i)ri6res.  61pp.  [CFuvres  spirit,  choisies, 
V.  1,  pp.  120, 159.)— Science,  prayer,  free  will,  and 
miracles.  44  pp.  (/^ub/in  7ffi).  n.  s.  v.  8,  1867,  p.  255.) 
— Shaler,  N.  8.  Father  Blumhardt's  prayerful  hotel. 
6  pp.  (Attant.  Monthly,  v.  20, 1870,  p.  712.)— Simpson, 
W.  S.  On  the  forms  of  prayer  recited  at  the  healing 
or  touching  tor  the  King's  evil.  26  pj).  (iirlt.  Archaeol. 
Assoc.  Journ.  v.  27,  1871,  p.  282.)— Sophronlus,  St., 
Patriarch  of  Jerusalem.  Trlodlum.  [Gr.]  100  pp.  (Mai, 
A.,  Spiciteg.  Roman,  v.  4,  p.  126.)— Suar*s,  F.  De  ora- 
tlone Incommunl;  De  oratlone  nientali  ac  devotlone; 
De  oratlone  vocali  i)rivata.  194  p]).  (MIgoo,  J.  P., 
Theol.  cur.  compl.  v.  17,  pp.  923,  1089, 1235.)— Symeon, 
Ahp.  of  Tliessalonica.  De  sacra  procatlone.  [  Gr.  et  LaL] 
68  PI).  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  155,  p.  535.)— 
Symeon,  junior.  Abbot.  Do  tribus  modls  oratlonls. 
[Gr.]  5  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  i'atro/.  A^Cr.  v.  120,  p.  701.) 
—Symeon  Metaphrastes.  Precatlonea.  [Or.  et  Lat.] 
3  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol.  $.  Or.  v.  114,  p.  219.)— 
Taylor,  J.  Collection  of  ofQces,  or  forms  of  i>rayer 
In  cases  ordinary  and  extraordinary.  131  pp.  (  Whole 
works,  V.  8,  p.  671.)— Golden  grove,  or  a  manual  of  dally 


prayers-  and  litanies  fitted  to  the  days  of  the  week. 
62  pp.  (Whole  works,  v.  7,  p.  587.) — Teresa  de  Jesns, 
Santa.  Esclamaciones.  9  pp.  [Escritos,  v.  1,  p.  491: 
Bibliot.  de  aul.or.  espan.)— Tertnllianns,  Q.  S.  F.  Liber 
de  oratione.  30  i)p.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  1, 
p.  1245.) — The  same,  tr.  into  English.  27  pp.  (Ante- 
Nicene  Christ.  Libr.  v.  11,  p.  178;  Libr.  of  Fathers,  p.2S9.) 
—Test  of  prayer.  20  pp.  (Southern  Rev.  v.  16,  1875, 
p.  329.)— Thompson-Tyndall  prayer-test.  12  pp. 
[Southern  Rev.  v.  13,  1873,  p.  37.;— Toplady,  A.  M. 
Course  of  family  prayer  for  each  day  in  the  week. 
33  pp.  [Works,  v.  5,  p.  474.)— Tyler,  J.  W.  Our  Lord's 
sacerdotal  prayer.  A  new  critical  text,  digest,  and  tr. 
11  pp.  [Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  28,  1871,  p.  323.)- Tyndall,  J. 
On  prayer.  4  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  20,  1872,  p.  763.) — 
Prayer  and  natural  law  ;  Prayer  as  a  form  of  physical 
energy.  28  pp.  (In  his  Fragments  of  science,  5  ed. 
pp.  357,  466.)— Vauvenargues,  L.  de  C,  Marquis  de. 
Meditation  sur  la  fol  et  priere.  3  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
D&monstr.  (vangil.  v.  12,  p.  541.)— "Watts,  I.  Guide  to 
prayer;  Prayers,  composed  for  the  use  and  imitation 
of  children.  177  pp.  (  Works,  v.  5,  pp.  83,  314. )— Wells, 
J.  E.  Law,  Providence,  and  prayer.  35  pp.  [Biblioth. 
Sacra,  v.  30,  1873,  p.  593.)— Physical  value  of  prayer. 
36  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  32,  1875,  p.  62.)— Wesley,  J. 
Collection  of  forms  of  prayer,  for  every  day  In  the 
week.  35  pp.  (  Works,  v.  11,  p.  203.)— Whedon,  D.  D. 
Prayer  and  science.  20  pp.  (Essays,  reviews,  and  dis- 
courses, p.  269.)— Whitefield,  G.  Prayers  on  several 
occasions.  36  pp.  (  Works,  v.  4,  p.  455.)— Zonaras,  J. 
Canon  in  Deiparam.  [Gr.  el  Lat.]  8  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  135,  p.  413.) 

Seealso  Book  of  Common  prayer.— Devotion. 
—  Devotional  exercises.  —  Invocation  of  an- 
gels. —  liltnrgles.  —  liitnrgy.  —  Lord's  prayer. 
— Meditation. — Prayers  for  the  dead. — Wor- 
ship. v42so  Church  of  England,  Li^Mr^ies,  Prai/er 
honks,  etc. — Protestant  Kpiscopal  Chnrch. — Re- 
formed Church  in  America. — Reformed  Epis- 
copal Church. 

Prayer  book  and  hymnal  for  the  use  of 

the  New  Church.     Phila.  1868.    12°.     —1247 
Prayer  books. 

Blunt,  J.  H.  {Ed.)     Annotated  Book  of 
Common  prayer.     1871. 

Bolton,   C.   W.     Sunday-school   prayer 

book,  for  the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church. 
1853. 

Book  of  Common  prayer  .  .  .  according 

to  the  use  of  the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church 
in  the  United  States.     1869. 

Book  of  Common  prayer,  and  adminis- 
tration of  the  sacraments  .  .  .  according  to 
the  use  of  the  Church  of  England.    [1873.] 

Book  of  Common  prayer,  and   the  ad- 

ministi'ation  of  the  sacraments  ...  as  re- 
vised and  proposed  to  the  use  of  the  Protes- 
tant Episcopal  Church.  1786  ;  repr.  1847. 
(Hall,  P.,  Reliq.  liturgicae,  v.  5.) 

Book  of  Common  prayer  compiled  for  the 

use  of  the  English  church  at  Dunkirk.  1791; 
repr.  1848.     (Hall,  P.,  Fragm.  liturgica.,  v.  7.) 

Book  of  Common  prayer  of  the  Reformed 

Episcopal  Church.     1874. 

Booke  of  Common  prayer,  and  adminis- 
tration of  the  sacraments  .  .  .  for  the  use  of 
the  Church  of  Scotland.  1637 ;  repr.  1847. 
(Hall,  P.,  Reliq.  liturgicae,  v.  2.) 

Booke  of  the  forme  of  common  prayers, 

administration  of  the  sacraments,  agreeable 
to  God's  worde,  and  the  use  of  the  reformed 
churches,  n.  d.;  repr.  1848.  (Hall,  P., 
Fragm.  liturgica,  v.  1.) 

The  same.    1587;  1644;  repr.  1847.    (Hall, 
P.,  Reliq.  littirgicae,  v.  1.) 

Edward  VI,    King  of  England.      First 

prayer  book  of.     1877. 

Facsimile  of  the  Black-letter  prayer-book 

[1636].     1871. 


PRAYER  BOOKS 


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PREACHING 


Prayer  book  and  hymnal  for  the  use  of 

the  New  Church.     1868. 

Sprott,  G.  W.  {Ed.)     Scottish  liturgies 

of  the  reign  of  James  VI.  Booke  of  Common 
prayer  and  administi'ation  of  the  sacraments 
...  of  the  Church  of  Scotland  as  it  was  sett 
downe  at  first,  before  the  change  thereof 
made  by  ye  Abp.  of  Canterburie,  and  sent 
back  to  Scotland.     1871. 

Cal-vln,  J.    Common  prayer  book:  or.  the  service, 

discipline,  and  form  of  the  common  prayers,  and  ad- 
raiulstration  of  the  sacraments,  used  In  the  English 
church  of  Geneva.  56  pp.  (Pkenix,  v.  2,  p.  20t.) — 
Alargliani,  R.  MS  book  of  prayers  ...  of  the  Wyatt 
family.    11  pp.    i^Archaeolngia,  v.  ii,lS13,  p.  259.) 

See  also  Church  of  Kngland,  Book  of  Common 
prayer.  —  Prolestnut  Episcopal  Chnrch.  —  Re- 
formed Episcopal  Church. 

Prayer  books.  History  and  criticism. 

Berexs.  E.     History  of  the  prayer  book 
of  the  Church  of  England.     1854. 

Blunt,  J.  H.    Key  to  the  .  .  .  Book  of 

Common  prayer.     1871. 

Cardwell,   E.     History  of  conferences 

.  .  .  connected  with  the  revision  of  the  Book 
of  Common  prayer.     1849. 

Humphry,  W.  G.  Historical  and  ex- 
planatory treatise  on  the  Book  of  Common 
prayer.     1875. 

Lathbury,  T.     History  of  the  Book  of 

Common  prayer.    1858. 

Parker.  J.     Introduction  to  the  history 

of  the  successive  revisions  of  the  Book  of 
Common  prayer.     1877. 

PocoCK,  N.    (Ed.)    Troubles  connected 

with  the  prayerbook  of  1549.  1884.  (Camden 
Soc.  n.  s.  V.  37.) 

Procter.  F.     History  of   the  Book  of 

Common  prayer.     1870. 

Wheatly,   C.     Rational  illustration  of 

the  Book  of  Common  prayer.  1861.  (Bohn, 
H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 

Purist  prayer  book.    8  pp.    (BlacJcioood's  Mag. 

v.  89,  1861,  p.  20.) 

See  also  Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  N.  Y.  s.  v.  2,  1857, 
p.  184. 

Prayer-gauge  debate.    Tyndall,  J.,  and 

others.  —4236 

Prayers  for  the  dead.    Delisle.  L.  V. 

Des  mouuments  paleographiques  concernant  I'usage 
de  prler  pour  les  morts.  51  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  d. 
Chartes,  v.  8.  1816,  p.  361.)— BlacColl,  M.  Prayers  for 
the  dead.     10  pp.    {ConUmp.  Bev.  v.  16,  ISll,  p.  260.) 

Preachers.  Great  modern  preachers. 
[Anon.]     1875. 

Neale,  J.  M.    Mediaeval  preachers  and 

mediaeval  preaching.     1873. 

Sprague.  W.  B.     Annals  of  the  American 

pulpit.     1860-69,  9  v. 

Wilson,  W.    Popular  preachers  of  the 

ancient  church,    n.  d. 

Brigham,  C.  H.    French  preachers.    23  pp.    (Ckr. 

Ezam.  V.  67, 1859,  p.  409.)— Davies,  J.  Preachers  and 
preaching.  18  pp.  {  C5on««mp.  i;er.  v.  9,  1868,  p.  203.)— 
German  preachers  and  preaching  of  the  present 
century.  2S  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  54, 1880,  p.  303.) 
— Sch%vartz. A.  French  preachers.  29  pp.  [ConUmp. 
Rev.  V.  28,  1876,  p.  587.)— Tomes,  R.  Preachers  and 
preaching.  5  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  38,  1869,  p.  373.)— 
Tnckerman,  H.  T.     In  his  Criterion,  p.  292.    33  pp. 

See  also  Church  history;  the  names  of  particular 
deuominaiions,  and  Individual  preachers.  Also 
Clergy  list,  etc. 

Preaching. 

Arthur,   W.     Tongue  of  fire;  or,  the 
true  power  of  Christianity.     1860. 


F.  A.  P.,  Bp.  of  Orleans. 
la   predication    populaire. 


—  Beecher,  H.W.  Yale  lectures  on  preach- 
ing.    1872. 

Broml\rd,    or    Bromyard.    J.      Surama 

praedicantium  omnibus  dominici  gregis  pas- 
toribus  .  .  .  longe  utilissima  ac  pernecessaria 
. .  .     1614. 

—  Brooks,  P.    Lectures  on  preaching.  1877. 

—  Campbell,  G.  Lectures  on  systematic 
theology,  pulpit  eloquence,  and  the  pastoral 
character.     1840. 

—  Claude,  J.  Essay  on  the  composition  of 
a  sermon.     1779,  2  v. 

—  Dale,  R.  W.  Nine  lectures  on  preaching, 
n.  d. 

DUPANLOUP, 

Eutretiens    sur 
1866. 

—  FiSK.  F.  W.  Manual  of  preaching  ;  Lec- 
tures on  homiletics.     1884. 

—  Mahaffy.  J.  P.  Decay  of  modern 
preaching.     1882. 

—  Nadal,  a.  Dictionnaire  d 'eloquence 
sacree.  1851.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Nouv.  encyc. 
theol.  V.  6.) 

—  Neale,  J.  M.  Mediaeval  preachers  and 
mediaeval  preaching.     1873. 

Ostervald.  J.  F.  Essay  on  the  compo- 
sition and  delivery  of  a  sermon.     1840. 

—  Peignot.  E.  G.  Predicatoriana,  ou  reve- 
lations singulieres  et  amusantes  sur  les  pre- 
dicateurs.     1841. 

—  Phelps.  A.     Theory  of  preaching.     1882. 

—  Storrs,  R.  S.  Conditions  of  success  in 
preaching  without  notes.     1875. 

—  Abbot,  F.  E.  Ethics  of  pulpit  instruction.  22  pp. 
( CUr.  Exam.  v.  SI,  1868.  p.  40.1— Alain  de  L.ille.  Sum- 
nia  de  arte  praedicai<^>rla.  45  pp.  (Migne,  .J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Lat.  V.  210,  p.  109.)— Alger,  W.  R.  Thoughts  on 
pulpit  eloquence.  23  pp.  (  Chr.  Ezam.  v.  42,  1817,  p. 
426.)— True  work  and  method  of  the  preacher.  41  pp. 
(  Chr.  Ezam.  y.  78, 1865,  p.  157.)— Ancient,  mediaeval, 
and  modern  preaching.  13  pp.  (Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  71, 1863,  p.  123.]— Bascom,  J.  Influence  of  the 
pulpit.  22  pp.  iBiblioth.  Sacra,  v.  29,  1872,  p.  698.)— 
Belloirs,  H.  W.  On  the  alleged  uuattractiveness  of 
the  Christian  pulpit.  11  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  87,  1869, 
p.  23.)— Bible  preaching.  10  pp.  (dfew  Englander, 
V.  12,  1851,  p.  44.)— Blake,  H.  T.  Political  preaching 
of  Christ  and  his  .\posties.  26  pp.  (\ew  Englander,  v. 
25,  1866,  p.  653.)— Boyd,  A.  K.  H.  Pulpit  in  Scotland. 
22  pp.  (In  his  Recreations,  s.  2,  p.  364.)— Brigham, 
C.  H.  Italian  pulpit.  18  pp.  (Chr.  Ezam.  v.  6i,  1857, 
p.  92.)— Modern  French  pulpit.  28  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v. 
67,  1859,  p.  71.)— British  pnlpit.  33  pp.  [Edin.  Rev. 
V.  72, 1841,  p.  66.)— Brown.  J.  B.  Is  the  pulpit  losing 
Its  power  ?  16  pp.  (NineUenth  Cent.  v.  1, 1877,  p.  97.)— 
Butler,  D.  Flies  in  the  ointment.  6  pp.  (Xew  Eng- 
lander, V.  32, 1S73,  p.  661.)— Caro,  E.  M.  La  pr6dicaUon 
populaire  aux  Etats-Unls.  W.  E.  Channing.  24  pp. 
(Rer.  conlemp.  1855,  v.  1,  p.  5.) —  Channing,  W.  E. 
Preaching  Christ :  discourse  at  the  ordination  of  the 
Rev.  John  Emery  Abbot.  22  pp.  (Works,  v.  3,  p.  7.) — 
Christian  ministry  to  come.  47  pp.  {Brit.  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  16,  1852,  p.  1.)— Cra»Tford,  W.  Expository 
preaching.  16  pp.  dVeio  Englander,  v.  36, 1877,  p.  294.) 
— Davles,  J.  Preachers  and  preaching.  18  pp.  (Con- 
temp.  Rev.  V.  9,  1863,  p.  203.)— De-wrey,  O.  Preaching, 
and  the  afternoon  service.  12  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  50, 
1851,  p.  369.)— Subjects  for  the  pulpit.  12  pp.  (Chr. 
Ezam.  V.  41,  1816,  p.  381.)— Doddridge,  P.  Lectures 
on  preaching  and  the  several  branches  of  the  minis- 
terial office  ...  81  pp.  (Works,  v.  5.  p.  421.)— Dnf- 
field,  S.  W.  Freedom- of  the  pulpit.  5  pp.  (Scrib- 
Tier's  Monthly,  v.  2,  1871,  p.  184.) —English  pnlpit. 
35  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  135, 1873,  p.  21^7.  —Erasmus,  D. 
Eccleslastes  slve  conclonator  euangellcus.  166  pp. 
( Opera  omnia,  v.  5,  p.  769.)— Evangelical  preaching. 
25  pp.  {Edin.  Rev.  v.  64,  1837,  p.  428.j— Extempore 
preaching.  25  pp.  iLondi,n  Quart.  Rev.  v.  37,  1872, 
p.  448.)— Forces  of  the  pulpit,  and  their  relation 
to  Its  p"wer.  20  pp.  (A'eio  Englander,  v.  17, 1859,  p.  632.) 
— Frothingham,  O.  B.      The  pulpit  In  the  past 


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3578 


PRE-CHRISTIAN  CROSS 


Altar,  pulpit,  and  platform.  36  pp.  {Chr.  Exam.  v.  75, 
1863,  pp.  61,  242.)— Gannett,  E.  S.  Relation  of  the 
pulpit  to  future  ages.  A  defence  of  preaching.  23  pp. 
(Chr.  Exam.  v.  45,  1848,  p.  427.)— German  preaclierg 
anrt  preaching  of  the  present  century.  28  jip. 
(London,  Quart.  Rev.  v.  54,  1880,  p.  303.)— Giles,  H.  The 
pulpit.  31pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  V.  29,  1811,  p.  ID;  Lectures 
and  essays,  v.  2,  p.  112.)— Granada,  L.  de.  De  la  re- 
torica  ecleslastica,  o  de  la  nianera  de  predicar.  155 
pp.  (Obras,  v.  3,  p.  488:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.  v.  11.) 
— Guibert,  Abbot  of  St.  Marie  de  Nogent.  Liber  quo 
ordiue  serino  fieri  debeat.  6  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 
s.  Lat.  V.  156,  p.  21.)— Hale,  E.  E.  Insincerity  in  the 
pulpit.  10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  131,  1880,  p.  267.)— 
Hall,  E.  Fragment  on  village  preaching.  74  pp. 
(IKorfcs,  V.  3,  p.  333.)— On  hearing  the  word:  circular 
letter  ...  25  pp.  (  Works,  v.  1,  p.  457.)— Happer,  A. 
P.  Professorship  of  missionary  instruction  in  our 
theological  seminaries.  16  pp.  (Biblioth.  JSaora,  v.  33, 
1876,  p.  494.)— Harrison,  J.  B.  Preaching.  9  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  44,  1879,  p.  129.)  —  Haur^an,  B. 
Memoire  sur  les  reclts  d'apparitUms  dans  les  sermons 
du  moyen  age.  25  pp.  (Inst,  do  France,  Acad.  Inscript. 
Mim.  V.  28,  pt.  2,  1876,  p.  239.)  — History  of  the 
pnlpit.  19  pp.  (New  Englandtr,  v.  14,  1856,  p.  344.)  — 
Holmes,  O.  W.  Pulpit  and  the  pew.  22  p|).  (A^.  Am. 
Rev.  V.  132,  1881,  p.  117.)— Home  heathenism.  34 
pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  5,  1856,  p.  179.) — Hoppln, 
J.  M.  Apostolic  preaching.  19  pp.  (New  Englaader, 
V.  31, 1872,  p.  299.)— Theory  and  method  of  preaching. 
54  pp.  [New  Englander,  v.  35,  1876,  p.  3il.) — Imagina- 
tion in  the  preacher.  8  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  3, 
1845,  p.  548.) — Impi-essiveness  of  preaching.  13  pp. 
(New  Englander,  v.  5,  1847,  p.  90.)  — Is  the  pnlpit 
losing  its  power?  21  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  14, 
18.56,  p.  409.)— Jones,  E.  C.  Expository  preaching. 
10  pp.  (Aeio  Englander,  v.  25,  1866,  p.  65.)— Kimball, 
J.  W.  Is  the  religious  want  of  the  age  met?  7  pp. 
(Allant.  Monthly,  v.  5,  1860,  p.  358.)— Mediaeval  pul- 
pit; Its  gravities  and  gaieties.  22  pp.  (Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  60,  1862,  p.  515.)— Merrill,  J.  G.  Preaching  to 
the  boys  and  girls.  10  pp.  (iVtio  ^rtfl/ander,  v.  40,  1881, 
p.  247.1— Modern  British  piilpiti  26  pp.  (London 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  2,  1854,  p.  349.) — Modern  preaching. 
15  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  79,  1869,  p.  254;  N.  liril.  Rev.  v. 
38,  1863,  p.  423.)— Modern  preaching  as  an  art 
and  an  influence.  19  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  61, 
1863,  p.  131.)— Morel,  (— ),  Abbi.  Le  predlcateur.  86 
pp.  (Migno,  J.  P.,  Nouv.  encyc.  thiol,  v.  C,  p.  1129.)— 
Newman,. J.  H.  University  preaching.  34i)p.  (Lectures 
and  essays  on  univ.  subjects,  p.  187.) — Ordinance  of 
preaching.  10  pp.  (Conteinp.  Rev.  v.  4,  1867,  p.  27.) 
—Osgood,  S.  Preaching.  19  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  36, 
1844,  p.  301.)— Park,  E.  A.  Methods  of  perpetuating 
an  Interest  In  hearing  the  Gospel.  32  pp.  (Biblioth. 
Sacra,  v.  28,  1871,  p.  334.)— Power  in  the  pulpit.  22  pp. 
(Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  4,  1847,  p.  96.)— Three  fundamental 
methods  of  preaching.  201  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  28, 
1871,  pp.  566,  707;  v.  29,  1872,  pp.  157,  339,  720.)-Par- 
son's  experience  about  sermons.  8  pp.  (Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  76,  1870,  p.  460.)— Patton,  W.  W.  Lay- 
preaching.  19  pp.  (New  Englander,  y. '65,1916,  p.  126.) 
— Peabody,  A.  P.  Preaching.  14  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v. 
33, 1843,  p.  57.)— Peabody,  E.  Pulpit  elocution.  8  pp. 
(Chr.  Exam.  v.  41,  1846,  p.  49.)— Pease,  C.  Distinctive 
idea  of  preaching.  24.  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  10,  1853, 
p.  366.)— Peat,  N.  Predication  populalro  en  Angle- 
lerre.  83  pp.  (Rev.  conlemp.  1859,  v.  5,  p.  68;  1860,  v. 
C,  p.  586;  1862,  V.  3,  p.  262.)— Permanence  of  the 
pulpit.  16  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  13,  1855,  p.  435.) — 
Phelps,  A.  Certainty  of  success  In  preaching.  20  i)p. 
(Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  10,  1853,  p.  579.)— Theory  of  preach- 
ing. 41  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  14,  1857,  p.  282.)— Po- 
litical pulpit  of  the  civil  war.  8  pp.  (Eraser's 
Mag.  V.  58,  1858,  p.  463.)— Politics  and  the  pulpit. 
22  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  12,  1851,  p.  2.54.)— Klud  of 
preaching  that  does  good  to  the  poor.  4  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  9,  1854,  p.  664.)— Preaching  for  the 
age.  16  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  12,  1854,  p.  9.)— 
Preaching  the  Gospel,  the  instrument  of  the 
world's  conversion.  23  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  12, 1854, 
p.  604.)— Pnlpit  and  its  critics.  9  pp.  (Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  63,  1864,  p.  77.)— Pulpit  and  the  crisis. 
25  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  19,  1801,  p.  140.)— Pulpit 
eloquence.  14  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  10,  1820,  p.  204  ; 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  29,  1823,  p.  283.)— Pulpit  of  the  olden 
time.  19  pp.  (ii/atA:i«oo(Z's  il/u/;.  v.  105,  186'.),  p.  207.)— 
Robinson,  (— ).  Sermons  and  preaching.  8  pp. 
(Macmitlan's  Mag.  v.  7,  1863,  p.  409.)— Robinson,  0. 
Alleged  defects  of  Unitarian  preaching.  11  pj).  (Chr. 
Exam.  V.  37,  1844,  p.  181.)— Robinson,  J.  Peoples 
plea  for  the  exercise  of  prophecy.  55  pp.  (  Works,  v. 
3,  p.  281.)— Rousselot,  P.  L'art  et  la  pr6dication 
caihollque.    30  pp.    (Hev.  contemp.  1868,  v.  2,  p.  6.)— 


Predication  cathollque  et  I'esprlt  moderne.  Les  con- 
ferences de  Notre-Dame.  52  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1867, 
V.  2,  pp.  47,  2-26.)— Predication  chretieune  dans  I'egUse 
orthodoxe.  M.  PhllarSte,  M6tropolite  de  Moscou.  31 
pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1866,  v.  6,  p.  193.)— Schwartz,  A. 
Protestant  pulpit  In  Gorniany.  23  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
V.  24, 1874,  p.  397.)--Scotch  preaching  and  preachers. 
10  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  53,  18,56,  p.  189.)— Scovel,  S.  F. 
Infiuences  which  modify  preaching  abroad.  12  pp. 
(New  Englander,  v.  38,  1879,  p.  373.)— Sermons.  15  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  84,  1858,  p.  728;  v.  92,  1802,  p.  202.) 
— Sermons  and  preachers.  19  pp.  (Dublin  Rev. 
V.  36,  1854,  p.  1.) — Sermons  and  sermonizers.  10 
pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  55,  1857,  p.  84.)— Sewall,  J.  S. 
Education  for  the  pulpit.  23  pp.  (New  Englander,  v. 
36,  1877,  p.  671.)— Shoup,  F.  A.  Has  the  southern 
pulpit  failed  ?  19  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  130,  1880,  p.  585.) 
— Sphere  of  the  pulpit.  19  pp.  (New  Englander, 
V.  15,  18.57,  p.  135.)— Stearns,  W.  A.  American  pulpit : 
its  ends,  means,  and  motives.  24  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra, 
V.  4,  1817,  p.  247.)— Stevens,  G.  B.  Professor  Phelps" 
"Theory  of  preaching."  9  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  il, 
1882,  p.  120.)— Storrs,  R.  S.  Character  in  the  preacher. 
45  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  14,  1857,  p.  1.)— Swing,  D. 
Failure  of  the  southern  pulpit.  14  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  130,  1880,  p.  356.)— Talfourd,  T.  N.  Pulpit  oratory. 
5  pp.  (Crit.  and  jniscel.  writings,  p.  83.) — Taylor,  W. 
M.  Sensationalism  in  the  pulpit.  11  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  128,  1879,  p.  201.)  —  Tomes,  R.  Preachers  and 
preaching.  5  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  38,  1869,  p.  373.)— 
Uses  of  history  to  the  preacher.  25  pp.  (New 
Englander,  v.  22,  1863,  p.  42u.)— Valerlo,  A.  La  rhe- 
torique  du  predlcateur.  87  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Nouv. 
enci/c.  thiol.  \.  6,  p.  955.) — Village  preaching.  16  pp, 
(Quart.  Rev.  v.  59,  1837,  p.  33.)— Ware,  H.,  Jr.  Uni- 
tarian preaching.  8  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  9,  1830,  p.  198.) 
— AVatts,  I.  Pattern  for  a  dissenting  preacher.  16 
pp.  ( iVorks,  V.  4,  p.  130.)— Welch,  M.  C.  Humble 
apology;  or,  is  the  pulpit  Insincere?  13  pp.  (New 
Englander,  v.  40,  1881,  p.  100.)  —  Wilkinson,  W.  C. 
Bondage  of  tlie  pulpit.  20  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v. 
1,  1871,  pp.  09,  437.)— Withlngton,  L,  Permanent 
preaching  for  a  permanent  pastorate.  18  pp.  (Biblioth, 
Sacra,  v.  19,  1862,  p.  310.)— Zwingll,  U.  Ein  fruend- 
lich  bltt  und  ermanuug  etUcher  priester  der  eldge- 
nossenschaft,  dass  man  das  heliig  evangellura  pre- 
digen  nit  abschlahe  ...  22  pp.  (Werke,  v.  1,  p.  30.)— 
Handluug  der  vei'sammlung  in  der  loebllchen  statt 
Zuerich  uf  den  29  tag  Jenners  von  wegeu  des  heiligeu 
evaugelil  ...     64  pp.     (  Werke,  v.  1,  p.  105.) 

See  also  Bern.  Rev.  v.  17,  1846,  p.  31 ;  Loudon  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  28,  1867,  p.  305.     Also  Sermons. 

Pre-Aclaiiiite  earth.    Harris,  J.     —4215 
Preble,  Com.  Edward.     Life  of  P.    4  pp. 

(Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J.,  Nat.  porlr.  gallery, 
V.  2.)— Sabine,  L.  Life  of  P.  192  pp.  (Sparks,  J., 
Am.  biag.  2  s.  v.  12,  p.  1.) 

Preble,  George  Henry,  Rear- Admiral  U.  S.  N. 
1816 — .  Clironological  history  of  the  origin 
and  development  of  steam  navigation,  1543- 
1882.     Phila.  1883.     8°.  —2715 

Our  flag.     Origin  and  progress  of  the 

flag  of  the  United  States  of  America.  [With 
illustrations.]     Albany,  1872.     8°.  1634 

Precaution.     Cooper,  J.  F.  1275 

Precaution  i  mi  tile.  La.  112  pp.  Scarron, 

p.,  Nouvelles  tragi-comiques.     (Uiuvres,  v.  lu,  p.  1.) 

Precedence.  Edmondson,  J.  Precedency, 
n.  d. 

Mackenzie,  Sir  G.    Observations  upon  the  lawa 

and  customs  of  nations  as  to  precedency.  63  pp. 
(Works,  v.  2,  p.  511.) 

Preceileiicy.    Edmondson,  J.  2787 

Precedents  of  proceedings  in  the  House 

of  Commons.     Hatsell,  J.     4  v.  — 1332 

Precepts  and  observations  on  the  art 

of  colouring  in  landscape  painting.  Oram, 
W.  —1783 

Preces  privatae  quotidianae.  An- 
drewes,  L.,  Bp.  of  Winchester.  {Libr.  Angl  • 
Cath.  Thcol.)  —3234 

Pre-Christian   cross.     Colenso,  J.  W., 

Bp.  of  Natal.  In  his  Lectures  on  the  pentateuch,  p.  4S3. 
'i  pp. 

ISet  also  Ediu.  Uov.  v.  131,  1870,  p.  222.    AUo  CroM. 


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Del  Mar,  A.     History  of  the  precious 

metals.     1880. 

Faucher.  L.    Remarks  on  the  production 

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Jacob,  W,     Historical  inquiry  into  the 

production  and  consumption  of  the  precious 
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ROSWAG,  C.     Metaux  precieux  consideres 

au  point  de  vue  economique.     1865. 

Sabatier,  J.,and  Sabatier.  L.    Produc- 
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Bamberger,  L.  Eutthronungeines  weltherrschers. 

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See  alio  Gold.— Silver. 

Precious  niinntes,  or  past  half  hours. 

11  pp.     (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  '26,  1842,  p.  66.) 

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Boot,  A.  Gemmarum  et  lapidum  his- 
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Emanuel,   H.     Diamonds  and  precious 

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Hauy,  R.  J.    Traite  des  caracteres  phy- 
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Jones,  W.     History  and  mystery  of  pre- 
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King,  C.  W.     Antique  gems.     1866. 

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of  precious  stones  and  gems,  and  of  the  pre- 
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Natural  history  of  gems,  or  semi-pre- 
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Nichols,  T.    A  lapidary;  or,  the  history 

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Pannier,    L.      Lapidaires    frangais    du 

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SCHRAUF.  A.     Handbuch  der  edelstein- 

kunde.     1869. 

Streeter,   E.  W.     Precious  stones  and 

gems.     1879. 

Babliiet,.!.    Du  dlamantet  des  pierres  prficleuses. 

48  pp.  {Rev.d.  deux  mondet,  1H5>,  n.  per.  2  8.  v.  9,  pp. 
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31  pp.  {Sinllhson.  Inst.  Hepnrt,  1870,  p.  333.)— Dami- 
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(Migue,  .J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  t.  43,  p.  293.)— Libri  de  XII 
gemrais  verslo  antlqua.  34  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Gr.  V.  43,  p.  305.)— Hlldegarde,  St.,  Abbess  of  St. 
Rupert' i  Mount.  De  lapidibus.  10  pp.  (/n /««i- Physlca: 
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pearls  and  diamonds.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  9, 
18.54,  p.  109.)— Kleefeld,  (— >.  Die  edelsteuie.  40  pp. 
{Samml.  wusens.  vortrg.  v.  12,  1877,  p.  465.)— Halbedel- 
steiue.  36  pp.  {Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  14,  1879,  p. 
811.)— Marbode.  Bp.  of  Rennes.  Liber  de  gemmls. 
22  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  171,  p.  1737.)— 
Meyer,  M.  P.  H.  Fragments  InMits  d'uu  lapldalro 
proveu^al.  8  pp.  (Jahrb.  f.  roman.  und  engl.  lit.  v.  4, 
1862,  p.  78.)— Noeggeratb,  G.  A.  Achat-industrie  Im 
oldenburglschen  fuerstenthura  Birkenfeld.  31  pp. 
{Samml.  wissena.  vortrg.  v.  11,  1876,  p.  979.)— Psellus, 
M.  C.  De  lapidum  virtutibus.  {Gr.  et  Lat.]  9  pp. 
(Migne,  .J.  P.,  Patrol,  t.  Gr.  v.  122,  p.  88:?.)- Tbeo- 
pbrastns.  Liber  de  lapidibus,  Gr.  et  Lat.  46  pp. 
(  With  Boot,  A.,  Gemmarum  et  lapidum  histnria.) 

See  also  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  61, 1878,  p.  9<);  Edln.  Rev. 
v.  124. 1866,  p.  228.     Also  Diamond. 

Precis    de    la    d^oliiiaison     latiue. 

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Precis  des  conventions  ecclesias- 
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Precis  iconographiqne  de  medecine 
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governetli  all  things  by  liis  providence,  where  menllon 
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See  also  Calvinism.  —  God.  —  Lilberty  of  the 
will.— Necessity. —Perseverance  of  the  saints. 
—Reprobation.— Will. 

Predicament,  A.      10  pp.     Poe,  E.  A., 

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Jacob,  H.  (E.  Dickinson,pseMd.)     Delphi 

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See  also  Aitgnrs.  —  Divination.  —  Oracles.  — 
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Preface  to  the  author's  Grammar 

of  the  Sanscrit  language.  5  pp.  Colebrooke,  H.  T., 
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H.,  and  Preller,  L. 

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Premier  and  his  wife.  12  pp.  {Black- 
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Premier  pas,  Le.     11  pp.     {Blackwood^s 

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Premier    voyage    d 'Amerigo   Vespucci. 

Varnhagen,  F.  A.  de.  1431 

Premiere  mission  des  Jesuites  au  Can- 
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Premieres   anuses  de   la   Cochinchine. 

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Premieres  ciTilisations,  Les.     Lenor- 

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Premiers  essais  de  philosophie.    Cousin, 

V.  —1416 

Premiers  hommes,  Les.    Nadaillac,  (— ), 

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Premiers  liUndis.     Sainte-Beuve,  C.  A. 

3  V.  2277 

Premises  of  free  trade  examined.   Dix- 

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Pr^montrfe,    Richard    de.       Haureau.    B. 

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Pr^montr^,  Laon.    Continuatio  Praemon- 

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Pr^montTal,  Andre  Pierre  Le  Guay,  dit 

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PrendcTille,  James.       Mr.   Prendeville's 

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Prentice,  George,  D.  D.  Life  of  Gilbert 
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Prentice,  George  Denison.  1802-70.  Biog- 
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Poems.     Ed.  with  a  biographical  sketch 

by  Johu  James  Piatt.    Cincinnati,  1876.    12°. 

1354 

Browne,  J.  H.    George  D.  Prentice.    8  pp.     (Har- 

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Prentiss,  Charles.  1774-1820.  Child  of 
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Life   of  the  late   Gen.   William   Eaton  ; 

principally  collected  from  his  correspond- 
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1813.     8°.  3882 

Sketches  of  the  life,  character,  and  writings  of  the 

late  Kobert  Treat  Paine,  Jun.  72  pp.  (Paine,  K.  T., 
Works,  V.  1,  p.  xiii.) 

Prentiss,  George  Lewis  (.Kd.)  1816—.  Me- 
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Prentiss,  Nathaniel  A.   Hereditary  witness. 

7  pp.    {Harper's  Hag.  v.  64, 1882,  p.  761.) 

Prentiss,  Sergeant  Smith.  1808-50.  Me- 
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Address  before  the  New  England  Society  of  New 

Orleans,  1845.  5  pp.  (Moore,  F.,  Am.  eloquence,  v.  2, 
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Shields,  J.  D.    Life  and  times  of  S.  S. 

Prentiss.     1884. 

Preparatio  erangelica.  Eusebius  Pam- 
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Preparation  and  mounting  of  micro- 
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Preparation  of  printing  ink.  Savage, 
W.  —3734 

Prepositions.  Key,  T.  H.  On  the  prepo- 
sitions en.  Ill,  and  related  words.  11  pp.  (Philol.  Soc. 
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Pre-JRaphaelitism.  Rdskin,  J.  Pre- 
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Delaborde,  H.  Les  Pr6-Rapha61iteB  k  propos  d'un 

tableau  de  Raphael.  20  pp.  {Rer.  d.  ileur  mnndes,  1858, 
2  p6r.  V.  16,  p.  2H.)— Modern  Pre-Rnphaelitlsni. 
9  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  57,  1861,  p.  687.)  — Pre- 
Rapbaelitea  "on  the  wood."  6  pp.  {Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  82,  1873,  p.  183.)— Pre-Rapliaelitl8in  from 
different  points  of  view.  8  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  53, 
1856,  p.  686.)— Rusliln,  J.  Pre-Raphaelitism.  30  pp. 
{In  his  Arrows  of  the  chace,  v.  1,  p.  85.)— Three  colours 
of  Pre-Raphaelitism.  18  pp.  {Nineleenlh  Cent.  v.  4, 1878, 
pp.  925, 1072.) 

Prerogative  of  parliaments.     71  pp. 

Raleigh,  Sir  W.,  Worki,  v.  8,  p.  151. 

Pr6s  au  Clercs,  France.    Berty,  A.    Les 

deux  Pr6s  au  Clercs  et  la  Petite  Seine.  29  pp.  {Rev. 
archcnl.  v.  12,  1855,  p.  381.) 

Presbyter.      Berthold,  of  Constance.      De 

presbyterum  officio  tractatus.  4  pp.  (Mlgue,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  148,  p.  1243.)— Eut.yclilanns,  Pope. 
Exhortatio  ad  presbyteros.  3  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Script,  vet. 
nov.  collect,  v.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  124.) 

Presbyterial  CJrIticand  Monthly  Review, 
conducted  for  an  association  of  gentlemen 
by  Stuart  Robinson  and  Thos.  E.  Peck.  For 
the  year  1855,  '56.  Baltimore,  1855-56.  2  v. 
8°.  —4284 

Presbyterian  church.  Heylyn.  P. 
Aerius  redivivus,  or  the  history  of  the  Pres- 
byterians, 1536-1647.     1672. 

Wilson,  J.  M.  {Ed.)  Presbyterian  his- 
torical almanac  and  annual  remembrancer 
of  the  church,  for  1862.     1862. 

See  also  Cliurcli  of  Scotland.- ConKresational 
church.  —  Free  chnrch  of  Scotland.  —  Re- 
formed Presbyterian  church.— Westmlnater 
assembly. 


Presbyterian  church.  Doctrines.  Bacon, 

L.  Painpresbyterianism.  43  pp.  (New  Englander,  v. 
27,  1868,  p.  623.)— Branihnll,  -T.  Serpent-salve;  or,  a 
remedy  for  the  biting  of  an  asp.  208  pp.  (Works,  \. 
3,  p.  289:  Lihr.  Angl.-Cath.  77ieoi!.)— Burnap,  G.  W. 
Present  state  of  the  Presbyterian  ehurch.  19  pp. 
{Chr.  Exam.  v.  17.  1835,  p.  137.)— Presbyterian  con- 
fession of  faith.  67  pp.  (Broiunsnn's  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
3,  184G,  p.  203;  n.  s.  v.  1,  1847,  p.  538.)— Presbyte- 
rinnism  and  the  Holy  Scriptures.  38  pp. 
(Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  v.  3,  1846,  p.  439.)— Thorn- 
dike,  H.  True  principle  of  comprehension:  or,  a 
petition  against  the  Presbyterian  request  for  a  com- 
prehensive act  in  1667.  46  pp.  (Theol.  works,  v.  5,  p. 
299:  Libr.  Angl.-Calh.  Theol.) 

See  also  Calvinism.  —  Liberty  of  the  ivill. — 
Necessity. — Perseverance  of  the  saints. — Pre- 
destination and  Election. — Reprobation. 

Presbyterian  church.  Government.  Rel- 
ative character  and  merit  of  the  Congregational  and 
Presbyterian  systems.  13  pp.  (JVew  Englander,  v.  3, 
1845,  p.  438.)— Presbytery  in  the  Ne^v  Testa- 
ment.   41  pp.     {London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  45,  1876,  p.  381.) 

Presbyterian    church    in    Ireland. 

Campbell,  W.  Vindication  of  the  princi- 
ples and  character  of  the  Presbvterians  of 
Ireland.     1787. 

Reid,  J.  S.     History  of  the  Presbyterian 

church  in  Ireland  .  .  .     1853,  3  v. 

Note.—\.  1,  3  ed. ;  v.  2,  3,  2  ed. 

Oodkin,  J.    Irish  Presbyterians.    23  pp.    (Fortn. 

Rev.  V.  3,  1866,  p.  89.)— Porter.  C.  Were  the  founders 
of  the  Irish  Presbyterian  church  Presbyterians?  8 
pp.     {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  84,  1874,  p.  205.) 

Presbyterian   church  in   Scotland. 

Edgar,  A.  Old  church  life  in  Scotland  : 
lectures  on  kirk-session  and  presbytery 
records.     1885-86.  2  v. 

Scottish   Presbyterianism   as   it    is.      32   pp. 

{London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  25,  1866,  p.  269.) 

.See  also  Chnrch  of  Scotland.— Free  church  of 
Scotland. 

Presbyterian  church  in  tlie  United 
States.  Acts  and  proceedings  of  the  Gen- 
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12  V.  8°.  —4275 

Baird,  S.  J.  Collection  of  the  acts,  de- 
liverances, and  testimonies  of  the  supreme 
judicatory  of  the  Presbyterian  church.  1856. 

Janeway,  J.  I.,  and  Ralston,  R.    Digest 

compiled  from  the  records  of  the  General 
Assembly  of  the  Presbyterian  church  in  the 
United  States  of  America.     1820. 

Moore,  W.  E.   Presbyterian  digest,  1873. 

1874. 

Nevin,  a.,  and  others  (Eds.)  Encyclo- 
paedia of  the  Presbyterian  church  in  the 
United  States  of  America  :  including  north- 
ern and  southern  assemblies.     1884. 

Presbyterial  Critic  and  Monthly  Review, 

conducted  for  au  association  of  gentlemen 
by  S.  Robinson  and  T.  E.  Peck,  1855,  '56. 
1855-56,  2  v. 

General  Assembly  and  cooperation.     29  pp. 

(iVeio  Englander,  v.  18,  1860,  p.  969.) 

Presbyterian  church  in  the  United 
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discourse  :  on  taking  leave  of  the  old  clnirch 
edifice  of  the  1  Presbyterian  congregation 
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Blaikie,  a.     History  of  Presbyterianism 

in  New  England,  its  introduction,  growth, 
decay,  revival,  and  present  mission.  1881, 
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Boulden,  J.  E.  P.  Presbyterians  of  Balti- 
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Nevix.  a.     Churches  of  the  valley  .  .  . 

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Presbyterian  clmrch  in  the  United 

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Presbyterian    historical    almanac. 

Wilson.  J.  M.  1144 

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Prescott.  Albert  Benjamin.  1832—.  Chem- 
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Prescott.  Harriet  Elizabeth.  See  Spoflford, 
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fper't  Mag.  v.  40,  ISTil,  p.  fc91.  —Change.  1  p.  {Harper's 
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10  pp.  (Harpers  Mag.  v.  39.  1869,  p.  52.)— Diary  of  a 
precious  fool.  8  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  33,  18C6,  p. 
174.J— Bscoriaza.  4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  t.  35,  1867, 
p.  46.; — Enstacie's  story.  8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  y. 
38, 1869.  p.  I13.)-Falnt  heart.  4pp.  {Harper's  Mag. 
V.  43,  1871,  p.  751.)— Fancy.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. 
36.  1868.  p.  181.)— Fisherman's  daughter.  6  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  40,  1870,  p.  32.)— Grandpa  Der- 
ringer's -trill.  8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  51,  1875,  p. 
543.)— Jessopa'  -wish.  8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  41. 
1870,  p.  7K.J— Kate.  10  pp.  (flarp«r'f  *aff .  v.  32. 1866, 
p.  778.) — Ijanra's  lovers.  10  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. 
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(Harper's  Mag.  v.  35,  1867,  p.  595.)— Martina's  Vine- 
yard. 10  pp.  {Harper's  M,^g.  v.  37,  1868,  p.  88.)— 
Mand  Molynenx's  mnsic-box.  8  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  T.  30.  1865,  p.  481.)— My  silver  spoon.  8  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  r.  29,  1861,  p.  7G9.)— Opportunity.  1 
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^«SSy'»  pandowdy.  4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  46, 
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28,  1864.  p.  377.) — Professor  Heron's  mistake.    7 

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a  promise.  4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  r.  40,  1870,  p.  430.) 
— Sally's  disappointment.  11  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
T.  32,  l-iT^,  p.  56.)— A  Sin  of  omission.  10  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  38,  1869,  p.  TiiS.)— Song.  1  p.  (Harper's 
Mag.  Y.iO.  1370,  p.  811.)— Song  of  the  wind.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  38,  1869,  p.  653.)— Sqnire  SufTolk's 
subscription.  5  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  39.  1869,  p. 
278.)— Sw^eet  Salome.  11  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  36, 
l%d,  p.  6l3.i — Throckmortons.  4  pp.  (Harper's 
Mig.Y.  61.  1880,  p.  T4J.— Twenty-third  of  July. 
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Prescott,  Gen.  Richard.  Dimax.  J.  L.  Ad- 
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Prescott,  Col.  William.  Wixthrop.  R.  C. 
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Omtentt.  Asylnm  for  the  blind. — Bancroft's 
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briand's  Kuglish  literature.— Da  Poiite's  ob- 
servations.—Irving's  Couqnest  of  Granada. — 
Italian  narrative  poetry. — Moliere. — Poetry 
and  roinaiice  of  the  Italians.— Sir  Walter  Scott. 
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History  of  the  conquest  of  Mexico,  with 

a  preliminary  view  of  the  ancient  Mexican 
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(Rev.  of  in  Dem.  Rev.  v.  14,  1844,  p.  189; 
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81.  1845.  p.  434 ;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  58,  1844,  p. 
157;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  73.  1844.  p.  187.)         1625 

History  of  the  conquest  of  Peru,  with  a 

preliminary  view  of  the  civilization  of  the 
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Dublin  Rev.  v.  23,  1847.  p.  322 ;  N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  65, 1847,  p.  366  ;  QuaH.  Rev.  v.  81,  1847.  p. 
317.)  1623 

History  of  the  reign  of  Ferdinand  and 

Isabella,  the  Catholic.  Phila.  1861.  3  v.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  1,  1845.  p. 
252  ;  Dem.  Rev.  v.  2.  1833.  p.  160  ;  Dublin 
Rev.  V.  13.  1842.  p.  308 ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  68, 
1839.  p.  376  ;  jV.  Y.  Rev.  v.  2.  1838,  p.  308 ; 
N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  46,  1838.  p.  203 ;  Quart.  Rev. 
v.  64,  1839,  p.  1.)  3524 

History  of  the  reign  of  Philip  II,  King  of 

Spain.  Phila.  1859-61.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  79.  1856.  p.  421;  Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  23,  1856.  p.  3  ;  Dublin  Rev. 
V.  40,  1856,  p.  454 ;  Erasers  Mag.  v.  53,  1856, 
p.  20.)  3524 

Life  of  Charles  V  after  his  abdication.     186  pp. 

(Bobertson.W.,  History  of  the  Emperor  Charles  V,  v.  3,  p. 

325.) — Life  of  Charles  Brockden  Brown.  64  pp.  (Sparks, 

J.,  Am.  bing.  V.  1,  p.  117.) 
Curtis,  G.  T.    Prescott's  Conquest  of  Mexico.    90 

pp.     (CJkr.    EJraiH.   v.   36,  1844,  p.   197.)— Ellis,  G.   E. 

PreecoK's  Philip  n.    22  pp.    {Chr.  Exam.  v.  60,  law,  p. 

374.)— Greenwood,  F.  W.  P.    Prescott's  Ferdinand 

and  Isabella.    13  pp.    ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  24, 1838,  p.  99.)— 

Prescott  as  an  historia.!.    8  pp.    (N.  Am.  Rev.  y. 

83, 1856,  p.  96.)— Upham,  C.  W.     Prescott's  Conquest 

of  Peru.      17    pp.     {Ckr.   Exam.    v.   43,   18*7,   p.   253.)— 

"W^hipple,  E.  P.    Prescott's  Conquest  of  Peru.    22  pp. 

(Essays  and  reviews,  v.  2,  p.  187.)— Prescott's  histories. 

35  pp.     (Essays  anl  reviews,  y.  2,  p.  152.) 

TiCKSOK,  G.     Life  of  W.   H.   Prescott. 

1864. 


PRESCOTT 


3584 


PRESIDENTS  OF  U.  S.,  Election 


Clrconrt,  A.  de.   ■William  H.  Prescott.  24  pp.   (Bib- 

lioth.  univ.  el  rev.  Suisse,  n.  per.  v.  4,  1H59,  p.  507.) — 
£yma.  X.  Hlstorieus  de  Tecole  arnSricaine.  William 
Prescolt.  25  pi).  (iJeo.  cnnlemp.  18G0,  v.  C,  p.  413.)— 
Haussonville,  O.  d".  William  Prescott,  sa  Yie  et 
sea  OBUvres.  28  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1808, 2  p6r.  v. 
76,  p.  202.)— Notice  of  P.  S  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  59, 
1859,  p.  378.)— Powell,  T.  William  H.  Prescott.  20 
pp.  {In  his  Living  authors  of  America,  p.  169.)— 
Smitli,  C.  C.  TicliUdr's  Life  of  P.  20  pp.  (  Vkr.  h>iam. 
V.  76,  1864,  p.  98.)— Wolcott,  R.  William  Hickliug 
Prescott,  LL.D.,D.C.L.  17  pii.  (New  Eug.  Hist.  Geneal. 
Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  3,  p.  322.)— Wynne,  J.  William  H. 
Prescott.  7  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  28, 1864,  p.  51.) 
See  also  Harper's  Mag.  v.  1, 1850,  p.  138. 

Prescott,  County,  Wisconsin.  Gibbs,  O.,  Jr., 

and  Young,  C.  E.  Slietch  of  Prescott  and  Pierce 
County.  13  pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  3, 1857, 
p.  453.) 

Presence.    Davis,  S.  M.    13  pp.    {Atlant. 

Monthly,  v.  10,  1862,  p.  32.) 

Presence  of  miiid.  DeQuincey,  T.  Pres- 
ence of  mind,  a  fragment.  4  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  1, 
1850,  p.  467.) 

Present,  Cultivation  of  the.    Mulford,  P.    4 

pp.     ( Ocerld.  Monthly,  v.  7, 1871,  p.  381.) 

Present  age  and  inner  life.     Davis,  A.  J. 

—4256 
Present   aspect  of  the  church.     80  pp. 

Gladstone,  W.  E.,  Gleanings  of  past  years,  v.  5,  p.  1. 

Present  peerages.  The.    Edmondson,  J. 

2775 

Present  state  of  Colombia.    Hall,  F.    1637 

Present  state  of  England .  See  Chamber- 
layne,  E. 

Present  state  of  Great  Britain  and  North 
America.     Mitchell,  J.     •  1646 

Present  state  of  Great  Britain,  Ireland, 
and  Scotland,  and  of  his  majesty's  domin- 
ions in  Germany.     London,  1738.     8°.     1547 

Present  State  of  Hay ti.    Franklin,  J.    1628 

Present  state  of  Italy,  Three  letters  con- 
cerning the.     Burnet,  G.,  Bp.  of  Salisbury. 

3557 

Present  state  of  Morocco.    Durrieu,  X. 

1428 

Present  state  of  music  in  France  and  Italy. 
Burney,  C.  —2745 

Present  state  of  music  in  Germany,  the 
Netherlands,  and  United  Provinces.  Burney, 
C.     2v.  -2756 

Present  state  of  Nova  Scotia.  Hollings- 
worth,  S.  (in  supplement).  1636 

Present  state  of  Scotland.  See  Present 
state  of  Great  Britain. 

Present  state  of  the  manners,  arts,  and 
politics  of  France  and  Italy.  Courtney,  J. 
(With  Price,  U.,  On  the  picturesque.,  etc.) 

-1716 

Presentation  in  the  temple,  a  pageant, 
as  originally  represented  by  the  Corporation 
of  Weavers  in  Coventi-y.  Now  first  printed 
from  the  books  of  the  company,  with  a  pref- 
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Presentiment.     Ancillon,  J.  P.  F.    Me- 

moire  sur  les  pressentimeiis.    39  pp.    (Berlin  Alcad. 
wissena.  Nour.  mim.  1797,  j).  14.)— Bennsobre,  L.  do. 

Reflexions  sur  lo  pressentlnient.   10  pp.  (berliuAkad. 
wl.'^sens.  Miin.  17C6,  p.  401.) 

Preservation  of  liealtli.    Inman,  T. 

—3787 
Preservation  of  King  Charles  II  after 

the  battle  of  Worcester,  Account   of   the. 

Charles  IL  King  of  England.  1556 

Preservative  from  the  sins  and  follies  of 

youth.    It  pp.    Watts,  I.,  Worki,  v.  6,  p.  200. 


Preserved  meats.    7  pp.    {Fraser's  Mag. 

V.  45,  1852,  p.  410.) 

President  Garfield  and  education.  Hins- 
dale, B.  A.  —2366 

Presidential  administrations.  Refer- 
ences to  the  history  of .  Foster,  W.  E.  {Eco- 
nomic tracts,  No.  17.)  — 1398 

Presidential  connts:  a  complete  official 
record  of  the  proceedings  of  Congress  at 
the  counting  of  the  electoral  votes  in  all 
the  elections  of  President  and  Vice-presi- 
dent of  the  United  States.  New  York,  1877. 
8°.  —1344 

Presidential  courtesies.    4  pp.    {Dein. 

Rev.  V.  30,  1852,  p.  38.) 

Presidential  election,  1872.  Smith,  F. 
H.  —2334 

Presidential  government.  34pp.  Free- 
man, E.  A.,  Hist,  essays,  p.  373. 

Presi€lent's  daughters,  The.  Bremer, 
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Presidents  of  the  United  States. 

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LOCKWOOD,  H.  C.  Abolition  of  the  Presi- 
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Allen,  W.  F.    American  executive.    22  pp.    {Chr. 

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AVlilpple,  E.  P.  President  and  Congress.  8  pp. 
{Altant.  Monthly,  v.  17,  18G6,  p.  500.) 

See  a/so  United  States,  History ;  Politics.    Also  the 
names  of  the  Presidents. 

Presidents  of  the  United  States,  Biog- 
raphy. 

LossiNG,  B.  J.  National  history  of  the 
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1855.  2  V. 

Stoddard,  W.  O.  Lives  of  the  Presi- 
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Franklin  Pierce,  and  James  Buchanan.  1888. 

Lives  of  all  the  Presidents  of  the  U.  S.    150  pp. 

( iVitk  Dnrsheimer,  W.,  Life  of  Graver  Cleveland,  p.  381.) 
—Ludlow,  J.  M.  Gallery  of  American  Presidents. 
25  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  12, 1865,  p.  289  ;  v.  13, 1866, 
p.  1.) 

See  also  names  of  Presidents. 

Presidents  of  the  United  IStates,  Elec- 
tion. 

Gibson,  A.  M.  A  political  crime,  the 
history  of  the  great  fraud.     1885. 

Presidential  counts.     1877. 

Smith,  F.  H.   Presidential  election.   1872. 

Stanwood,   E.    History  of  presidential 

elections.     1884. 

Business  issues  of  the  presidential  canvass. 

7  l)p.  {Atlant.  Monlhh/,\.  46,1880,  p.  555.)— Cucheval- 
Clarigny,  N.  Crlse  prfsldonllolle  aux  Etats-Unls. 
66  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1876,  3  per.  v.  17,  pp.  5, 278.) 
—Election  iiresideuliello  aux  Etats-Unls.  41  pp.  {Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1860,  2  per.  v.  30,  p.  650.)— Democratic 
pa-esidential  nomination.  8  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  45,  1880,  p.  662.)— Duverjjler  de  Hnnranne,  E. 
L'61ectlon  pr6sldontlelle  aux  Etats-Unls.  105  pp.  {Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1868,  2  p6r.  v.  78,  p.  654;  1872,  2  p6r.  v. 
102,  p.  513.)— Eif^hteen-fifty-twoand  tile  Presi- 
dency. 12  i)p.  {Uem.  Hev.  v.  30,  1852,  p.  1.)— Elec- 
tion, The.  10  pp.  .  {Pern.  Rev.  v.  23,  1848,  p.  285.)— 
Election  for  tile  Presidency  [IH76].  12  pp.  (Mac- 
viillan's  Mag.  v.  35,  1877,  p.  241.)— Garlicld,  .1.  A.  Con- 
gress and  ilio  presidential  elections.  13  |ip.  {Works, 
V.  2,  p.  393.)— Counting  llio  electoral  vote.  29  pp. 
( Works,  V.  2,  p.  406.)— Prosldeutlal  campaign  of  1872. 


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16  pp.  ( Works,  V.  2,  p.  30.)— Hazewell,  C.  C.  Presi- 
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631.)— Twentieth  presidential  election.  9  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly, X.  U,  1864,  p.  633.)— Ho  wells,  W.  C.  Presi- 
dential elections  and  manner  ot  conducting  them.  40 
pp.  (Quebec  Lit.  and  Hist.  Soc.  Tram.  n.  s.  pt.  12, 
1877,  p.  135.)— Jay,  J.  Presidential  election.  23  pp. 
{Inttrnat.  Rev.  v.  9,  1880,  p.  320.)— Kapp,  F.  Praesi- 
dentenwahl  in  den  Vereiulgten  Staaten  von  America. 
21  pp.  {Deulsch.  rundschau,  v.  10,  1877,  p.  18;i.l— L.an- 
glois,  A.  L'elecllon  presldeutielle  aux  Etats-Unis.  32 
pp.  {Con-espnndant,  n.  s.  v.  70,  1877,  p.  783.)— Late 
election.  12  pp.  [Dem.  Bev.  v.  8,  1840,  p.  387.)— Law, 
E.  F.  G.  Presidential  election  campaign.  10  pp. 
(Forln.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  36,  1884,  p.  824.)— Mills.  C.  Phi- 
losophy of  tlie  presidential  election.  7  pp.  (Inleniat. 
Rev.  V.  9,  1880,  p.  431.)— Morton,  O.  T.  Presidential 
nominations.  9  pp.  (Atlant.  ilonlhhi,  v.  53, 1884.  p.  455.) 
— Parton,  J.  Presidential  cam paVn  of  1796.  19  pp. 
[Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  31,  1873,  p.  542.)— Presidential  elec- 
tion ot  1800.  19  pp.  [Allant.  .Monthly,  v.  32,  1873,  p.  27.) 
—Progress  of  the  presidential  canvass.  6  pp. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  46,  1880.  p.  396.)— Presidential 
contest.  10  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  8,  1840,  p.  195.)— 
Presidential  election.  10  pp.  (Brownson's  Quart. 
Rev.  N.  Y.  s.  V.  1,  1856,  p.  504.)— Presidential  election  in 
America.  4  pp.  {Eraser's  .Mag.  v.  46,  1852,  p.  347.)— 
Presidential  electioneering  in  the  Senate.  8  pp. 
(Allant.  Monthly,  v.  43,  1879,  p.  369.)  —  Presidential 
elections.  13  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  42,  1878,  p.  .543.) 
—Presidential  nominations.  Texas.  Mr.  Cal- 
houn. 11  pp.  [Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  v.  1,1844,  p.  396.) 
— Repnblican  candidates  tor  the  Presidency.  10 
pp.  (Allant.  Monthly,  v.  45,  1880,  p.  549.)— Smitll,  G. 
A  word  more  about  the  presidential  election  [1876]. 
11  pp.  (JUacmillan's  Mag.  v.  35,  1877,  p.  375.)— Snniner, 
W.  G.  Presidential  elections  and  civil  service  reform. 
20  pp.  (In  his  Coll.  essays  in  political  and  social  scl. 
p.  140.)— Towle,  G.  M.  Nominating  a  President.  8 
pp.  (Harper's  .Mag.  v.  53,  1876,  p.  259.) 
See  also  United  States,  Politics. 

Presidents  of  the  United  States,  Ex- 
ecutive poiL-er. 

Bentox,  J.  H..  Jr.     Veto  powei-  in  the 
United  States.     What  is  it  ?     1888. 

Chambrun,   a.  de.      Pouvoir  executive 

des  Etats-Uuis.     1876. 

Executive  power  in  the  United  States. 

1874. 

Salmon,  L.  M.     History  of  the  appointing 

power  of  the  President.  1886.  (Am.  Hist. 
Assoc.  Papers,  v.  1.  No.  5.) 

Hoar,  G.  F.    Appointing  power.    13  pp.    (^N.  Am. 

Rev.  V.  133,  1881,  p.  464.)— Presidential  veto.  22  pp. 
(Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  u.  s.  v.  4, 1850,  |i.  243.) — Sumner, 
C.  Oue-mau  power  us.  Congress.  The  present  situa- 
tion. 39  pp.  (Works,  v.  11,  p.  1.) — Protection  against 
the  President.  Speeches  in  the  Senate,  on  an  amend- 
ment to  the  tenure  ol  oIHce  bill,  Jan.  15,  17,  and  18, 
1867.  23  pp.  ( Works,  v.  11,  p.  59.)— Moral  of  the  veto. 
4  pp.     (Dem.  Rev.  v.  9,  1841,  p.  295.) 

See  also  United  States.  Constitution,  etc.;  Politics. 

Presideuts  of  the  United  States,  Term 
of  office. 

Black,  J.  8.  Third  term:  reasons  against  it.  27 
pp.  (iV.  ^1)11.  Rev.  V.  130,  1880,  p.  197.)— Boutwell,  G. 
8.  General  Grant  and  a  third  term.  18  pp.  (N.Am. 
Rev.  V.  130,  1880,  p.  370.)— Howe,  T.  O.  Third  term. 
14  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  130,  1880,  p.  116.)— Stoughton, 
E.  W.  Third  term :  reasons  for  it.  12  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  130,  1880,  p.  224.) 

See  also  United  States,  Constitution,  etc.;  Politics. 

Presle,  Jeanne  de.    Douet  d'Arcq,  L.     In- 

vontaire  de  Jeanne  de  Preslea,  veuve  de  Raoul  de 
Presles,  fondatour  du  college  de  ce  nom,  1347.  29  pp. 
(IHbUolh.  Ecole  d.  Charles,  v.  39, 1878,  p.  81.) 

Presle,  France.  Bertrand,  A.  Note  sur 
touilles  de  Presle  (Seine  et  Oise).  3  pp.  (Soc.  antiq. 
de  France,  Bull.  1867,  p.  104  ;  with  Mim.  v.  30,  1868.) 

Prcsles,  Raoul  de.    Lancelot,  A.     Memoire 

sur  la  vie  et  les  ouvrages  de  R.  de  p.  18  pp.  Suite  du 
Memoire.  49  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  ^cad. /nscri/)<.  i/isi. 
V.  13,  1740,  pp.  607,  617.) 

Pre-Socratic    philosophy.      23    pp. 

Blacllle,  J.  S.,  Horae  liellenicae,  p.  2.55. 


Press,  The. 

GiRAUDEAU,    F. 

1789  a  1867.     1867. 

Hatin,  L.  E.  Histoire  politique  ethtteraire 

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American  press.    26  pp.     (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  53, 

1871,  p.  1.)— Bascom,  J.  Influence  of  the  press.  18 
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A.  English  press  and  the  American  public.  6  pp. 
(Eraser's  Mag.  v.  52,  1855,  p.  42.)  — Political  press  of 
America.  7  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  52,  185.>,  p.  678.)— 
British  press:  its  growth,  liberty,  and  power.  36 
pp.  (N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  30,  1859,  p.  367.)— Broglie,  A.  L. 
V.  C,  Due  de.  Projet  de  loi  sur  la  presse  (1835).  27 
pp.  (Ecrits  el  di.<cnurs,  v.  2,  p.  451.) — Rapport  sur  la  lol 
de  la  ]>re8se  (1819).  43  pp.  (Ecrits  et  discours,  v.  2,  p. 
3.)— Calcutta  :  the  Indian  press.  6  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  12,  1822,  p.  133.)— Catholic  press.  24 
pp.  (Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  n.  8.  v.  3,  1849,  p.  1.) — 
Cavonr,  C.  B.,  Canle  dl.  Discussion  d'un  projet  de 
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18.53,  2  s.  V.  1,  p.  69;  v.  3,  p.  451.)— De  Leon,  E.  Press 
management  under  the  Empire;  leaf  from  the  private 
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1872,  p.  605.) — Fancher,  L.  La  presse  en  Angleterre. 
18  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1836,  4  a.  v.  7,  p.  679.) — 
Fisk,  S.  R.  Gentlemen  of  the  press.  7  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  26,  1863,  p.  361.)— Prance  :  the  press,  litera- 
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p.  126.)— Garfield,  J.  A.  The  Press.  11  pp.  (  Works. 
V.  2,  p.  575.)— Periodical  press  of  Great  Britain  and 
Ireland  ...  19  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  2,  1824,  p.  194.)— 
Hitchinan,  F.  Penny  press.  14  pp.  (Macmillan's 
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1870,  p.  879.)— Influence  of  the  press.  19  pp.  (Black- 
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Presso  politique  en  .\Ilemagne.  28  pp.  (Rev.  contemp. 
1869,  v.  4,  p.  82.)— liicentionsness  of  the  press. 
26  pp.  (Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  3,  1849,  p.  517.) — 
Liievin,  L.  Regime  de  la  presse  en  France  et  la 
socl^te  moderne.  27  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1866,  v.  6,  p. 
680)— liOndon  press.  33  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  7, 
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press  vindicated.  5  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  57,  1878,  p. 
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pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1856,  2  per.  v.  3,  p.  557.) — 
Monvemeut  de  la  presse  frau^aise  en  1835.  49 
pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1836,4  s.  v.  6,  p.  67.) — Mar- 
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strictions on  literature  and  the  press:  T.  Milncr  Gib- 
son and  others.  75  pp.  (In  his  Great  movements,  p. 
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laiques  dans  les  discussions  relatives  aux  affaires  de 
I'figlise.  9  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  26,  1850,  p.  65.) — 
Political  press.  French,  British,  and  German.  26 
pp.  (iV.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  34, 1861,  p.  184.)— Press  and  the 
public  service.  14  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  55, 1857,  p. 
649.)— Press  and  Tories.  8  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  8, 
1833,  p.  330.)— Presse  franvaise.  46  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1837,  4  s.  v.  10,  p.  453.)— Pr^vost-Paradol, 
L.  A.  La  preese  en  Angleterre  et  en  France.  17  pp. 
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opinion  and  the  pulblic  press.  2  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  2,  1851,  p.  192.)— Religious  press.  29  pp. 
(Dublin  Rev.  3  s.  v.  6,  1881,  p.  1.)— Russian  political 
press.  8  pp.  (Macmillan's  .Mag.  v.  7,  1863,  p.  393.)— 
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V.  68,  1863,  p.  325.) 

See  also  Dem.  Rev.  v.  30, 1852,  p.  359;  N.  Y.  Rev.  v.  3, 
18.S8,  p.  296.  Also  Journalism. —Liberty  of  the 
press.-Nevrspapers.— Periodical  literature. 


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Press  in  Pennsylvania,  Issues  of  the. 
Hildeburn,C.  R.     2  v.  W.42 

Presse  p6riodique.  La,  de  1789  a  1867. 
Giraudeau,  F.  2246 

Pressel,  Theodor.  Justus  Jonas  ;  Caspar 
Cruciger  ;  Paulus  Speratus  ;  Lazarus  Spong- 
ier ;  Nicolaus  von  Amsdorf ;  Paul  Eber  ; 
Martin  Chemnitz  ;  David  Chytraeus  ;  Nach 
gleichzeitigen  quellen.  Elberfeld,  1862.  8°. 
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—3215 

Pressens6,  Mme.  E.  de.     Gertrude  de  Chan- 

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Pressensfe,  Edmond  Dehault  de.  1824—. 
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Early  years  of  Christianity.   Tr.  by  Annie 

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(Ecumenical  council.  Tr.  by  Rev.  George 
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Lettre  de  M.  de  Pi-esseuse,  reponse  de  M.  I'Abbe 

Martiu.     18  pp.     (Correspondanl,  n.  a.  v.  86,  1881,  p.  146.) 

Conclle  du  Vaticau,  sou  histoire  et  ses  consequences 

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V.  27,  1867,  p.  163.) 

Martin,  P.,  I'Abbi.    Lea  poUticiens  fran9ai3  dans 

la  presse  anglaise,  MM.  De  Presseus6,  Ed.  Sctierer, 
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Pressly,  John  Taylor.     Kerr,  D.  R.     John 

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Preston,    Sir    Amias,    and     ISoniniers, 

George.  Voyage  to  the  West  Indies,  1595.  6  pp. 
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Preston,  Edward.  Index  to  heirs  at  law, 
next  of  kin,  owners  of  unclaimed  money, 
missing  friends  and  legatees.  4  ed.  Lon- 
don, u.  d.  8°.  1104 
See  also  Preston,  S.  H. 

Preston,  Harriet  Waters.  1848—.  Trouba- 
dours and  trouveres,  new  and  old.  Boston^ 
1876.     p.  8°.  2374 

Contents.  The  Artlinriad.— Theodore  Atibaiiel. 
— Jacques  Jasmin.— Mistral's  Calendan.— Songs 
of  the  Troubadours. 

Mldsuiiiiuer  dawn.    2  pp.    [Atlant.  Monthly,  y.i2, 

1872,  p.  72.) 

{Tr.)     Biography  of  Alfred  de  Musset. 

See  Musset,  P.  E.  de. 

Preston,  Howard  W.  Documents  illustra- 
tive of  American  history,  1606-1868,  with 
introductions  and  references.  New  York, 
1886.     8°.  1615 

Contents.  Alien  and  sedition  lawg,  1798.- Ar- 
ticles of  confederation,  1777.  —  Couneclicut 
cliarter,  1662.- Fundamental  orders  of  Coniiecili-ut, 
1G39.— Constitution.  1787. —Declaration  of  inde- 
pendence, 1776.— Declaration  of  rights,  1765, 
1774.  —  Einanclpallon  proclamation,  1863.  — 
Franklin's  Plan  of  union,  1754.  —  Georgia 
charter,  1732.— Kentucky  resolutions,  1798,  '99. 
—Maryland  charter,  1632.  —  Massachusetts 
charter,  1629.— Mayflower  compact,  lOJO.— New 
Kngland  confederation,  1643.— IVon-Importa- 
tlon  agreement.  1774.— Northwest  ordinance, 
1787.— Nullilication  ordinance,  1H32.— Penn's 
Plan  of  union,  1697.  — Pennsylvania  charter, 
1681.— Rhode  Island  charter,  1603.— Ordinance 
Of  secession,  I860.— South  Carolina  Declara- 
tion of  Independence,  I860.— Treaty  of  peace, 
1783.— Virginia   Bill   of  rights,  1776.— Virginia 


charters,  1006,  1609,  1612.— Ordinance  for  Virginia, 
1621.— Virginia  resolutions,  1798 — Index. 

Preston,  James  W.  James  Gushing  Mer- 
rill. 7  pp.  (New  Eug.  Hist.  Geueal.  Soc.  Mem.  biug.  v. 
2,  p.  88.) 

Preston,  John,  D.  D.    Ball.  T.,  D.  D.    Life 

of  the  renowned  Doctor  Preston.    Ed.  by  E. 

W.  Harcourt.     1885. 
Preston,   Mrs.   Margaret  Junkin.      1825—. 

Colonial  ballads,  sonnets,  and  other  verse. 

Boston,  1887.     12°.  1338 

Old  song  and  new.   Phila.  1870.    12°.    1395 

Contents.  Ballads  and  other  verse.— From  Greek 
story.— From  Hebrew^  story.— Religious  pieces. 
—Sonnets. 

Alpenglow,   poem.    2  ^ip.     (Scribner's  Monthly,  v. 

7,  1874,  p.  62.)— Fairies'  table-cloth.  1  p.  [Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  55,  1877,  p.  433.)— Hero  of  the  Com- 
mune, Incident  of  the  Paris  siege,  poem.  2  pp. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  w.'i,  1872,  p.  660.)— Nnnc  dimittis. 
1  p.  (Scribner's  'Monthly,  v.  20,  1880,  p.  853.)— Poet's 
ans-iver.  1  p.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  x.  1Q,  \HSO,  p.  196.) 
—Silent  tryst.  2  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  56,  1878,  p. 
828.)— Singing  robes,  poem.  1  p.  (Scribner's  Monthly, 
V.  12,  1870,  p.  15.) 

Preston,  Richard.     1768-1850.     Address  to 

the  fund  holder,  the  manufacturer,  the  mechanic,  and 
the  poor,  on  the  subject  of  the  corn  laws.  31pp.  (Pam- 
phleteer, V.  10,  1817,  p.  249.)— Review  of  the  present 
ruined  condition  of  the  landed  and  agricultural 
Interests.  63  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  17,  1816,  p.  127.)— 
Further  observations  on  the  state  of  the  nation,  the 
means  of  employment  of  labor,  the  sinking  fund,  and 
its  application,  pauperism,  protection  requisite  to  the 
lauded  and  agricultural  Interests.  45  pp.  (Pamphleteer, 
V.  9,  1817,  p.  125.)- Poor-rates  gradually  reduced 
and  pauperism  converted  into  profitable  industry.  18 
pp.     (Pamphleteer,  v.  11,  1818,  p.  551.) 

Preston,  Sidney  H.  Supplement  to  the  4 
ed.  of  Chambers's  Index  to  next-of-kin, 
heirs-at-law,  missing  relatives,  legatees,  and 
others.     London,  1888.     8°.  1104 

See  also  Preston,  E. 

Preston,  Thomas,  LL.  D.    16  cent.    Comedy 

of  King  Cambises.  73  pp.  (Hawkins,  T.,  Origin  of  the 
Eng.  drama,  v.  1,  p.  243.) 

Preston,  Thomas.  Yeomen  of  the  Guard; 
their  history  from  1485  to  1885,  and  a  con- 
cise account  of  the  Tower  warders.  2  ed. 
London,  n.  d.     12°.  1518 

Preston,  William  Campbell.  Perry,  B.  F. 
William  C.  Preston.  7  pp.  (In  his  Reminiscences  of 
public  men,  p.  56.) 

Preston,  England.  Stevens,  J.  Roman  re- 
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Prestwicli,  Sir  John.  18  cent.  Respublica; 
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ensigns  of  the  commonwealth,  under  the 
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Prestwich,  Joseph.  1812—.  Address  de- 
livered at  the  anniversary  meeting  of  the 
Geological  Societv  of  Loudon,  on  the  16 
February,  1872.  London,  1872.  8°.  (With 
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Geology:  chemical,  physical,  and  strati- 
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v.  2.  Stratigraphical  and  physical.  Oxford, 
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Past  and  future  of  geology.     London, 

1875.     8°.  —1654 

Prestwicli,  England.    Raines,  F.  R.    Close 

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1632.     0  pp.     (Chelham  Miscel.  \.Z:  Chetham  Soc.  v.\03.) 

Presulin,  Emil.  —1881.  Pompeji.  Die 
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See  also  Phallic  ^vorship. 

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Price,  Rev.  Bartholomew.  1818—.  Treatise 
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Price,  Bonamy.  1807-88.  Chapters  on  prac- 
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Currency  and   banking.     London,  1876. 

p.  8°.  —1307 

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Price,  Maj.  David  {Ed.)  1763-1835.  Last 
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cluding section  of  the  Mahabharat.  Tr.  from  the 
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Phila.  1873.     12°.  3577 

Price,  Ezekiel.    Notice  of.   1  p.    (Mass.  Hist. 

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Price,  Francis  Compton.  Facsimile  of  a 
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Price,  Frederick  George  Hilton.  Handbook 
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Price,  George.  Treatise  on  fire  and  thief- 
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Price,  Capt.  George  F.  Across  the  continent 
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M6m.  dea  hommes,  v.  23. 

Price,  John,  D.  D.  —1691.  Mystery  and 
method  of  His  Majesty's  happy  restauration 
laid  open  to  publick  view.  London,  1680 ; 
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1553 

Price,  John  Edward.  Description  of  the 
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Descriptive  account  of  the  Guildhall  of 

the  city  of  London :  its  history  and  associ- 
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Roman  antiquities  illustrated  by  remains 

recently  discovered  on  the  site  of  the  Na- 
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Mansion  House,  London.    London,  1873.   4°. 

1741 
Price,  Lake.     Manual  of  photographic  ma- 
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Taiiromacliia  or  Spanish  bull-flghts.   8  pp.  (Rev. 

of  In  Frager's  Mag.  v.  45, 1852,  p.  533.) 

Price,  Richard ,  D.  I>. ,  LL.  D.  1723-91.  Ob- 
servations on  reversionary  payments ;  on 
schemes  for  providing  annuities  for  widows, 
and  for  persons  in  old  age  ;  on  the  method 
of  calculating  the  values  of  assurances  on 
lives  ;  and  on  the  national  debt.  The  whole 
new  arranged  ...  by  Wm.  Morgan.  7  ed. 
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Review  of  the  principal  questions  and 

difiBculties  in  morals.  2  ed.  London,  1769. 
8°.  —1457 

Free  discussion  of  the  doctrines  of  ma- 
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Priestley,  J.,  Theol.  and  miscel.  works,  v.  4. 

-  Observations  sur  I'lmportanco  de  la  revolution 
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Price,  Maj.-Gen.  Sterling.  Rebel  invasion 
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Price,  Thomas,  D.  D.  History  of  Protestant 
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Price,  Rev.  Thomas.  Wisdom  and  genius  of 
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Price,  S^>  Uvedale.  1747-1829.  Dialogue  on 
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the  beautiful,  in  answer  to  the  objections  of 
Mr.  Knight.     Hereford,  1801.     8°.        —1716 

Essay  on  the  modern  pronunciation  of 

the  Greek  and  Latin  languages.  Oxford, 
1827.     8°.  -2115 

Essay  on  the  picturesque,  as  compared 

with  the  sublime  and  the  beautiful ;  and, 
on  the  use  of  studying  pictures,  for  the  pur- 
pose of  improving  real  landscape.  New  ed. 
London,  1796-98.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart. 
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Note.—Y.  1  Is  2  ed.,  v.  2  is  3  ed.,  v.  3  is  wanting. 

On  the  picturesque  :  with  an  essay  on  the 

origin  of  taste,  and  much  original  matter, 
by  Sir  Thomas  Dick  Lauder.  Edinburgh, 
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Price,  William.     Grammar  of  the  3  principal 

oriental  languages.  6  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Valpy,  A.  J., 
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Price,  William.  Argument  for  the  appellants 

[In  the  casej  of  Mayor  and  City  Council  of  Baltitnoro 
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Tyler,  Samuel,  and  Stone,  Frederick. 

Reports  of  the  Commissioners  appointed  by 
the  Legislature  of  Maryland,  to  revise,  sim- 
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Contents.  Price,  W.  Report  on  practice  and  pro- 
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Price  of  blood;  a  story  of  gold.    16  pp. 

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Builder's  and  contractor's  price-book, 
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Fleetwood,  W.     Chronicon  preciosuni ; 

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Lloyd,  W.  F.     Lecture  on  the  notion  of 

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antiquities,  and  discoveries  in  the  west. 
Albany,  1833.     8°.  1786 

Priest,  William.  Travels  in  the  United 
States  of  America,  commencing  in  the  year 
1793  and  ending  in  1797.  With  the  author's 
journals  of  his  2  voyages  across  the  Atlantic. 
London.  1802.     8°.  2475 

Priest  to  the  temple.    110  pp.    Herbert, 

G.,  Works,  V.  1,  p.  143. 

Priesthood.    See  Priests. 

Priestley,    Jonathan.      1633-1705.      Some 

memoirs  coucerulng  the  family  of  the  Prlestleys.  31 
pp.     {SurUes  Soc.  v.  77,  p.  1.) 

Priestley,  Joseph,  LL.  D.  1733-1804.  The- 
ological and  miscellaneous  works.  Ed.,  with 
notes,  by  John  Towill  Rutt.  [Hackney,  1817- 
32.]     25  V.  in  26,  8°.  2184 

Contents.    Letter  to  an  aiitlpaedo'baptist,  v.  20 

Remarks  on  Dr.  BeaKie's  essay  ou  the  nature  and 
Immutability  of  truth,  v.  3.— Familiar  letters  to  the 
Inhabitants  of  Birnitngbnin  in  refutation  of  several 
charges  advanced  against  the  Dissenters  and  Uni- 
tarians, V.  19. — Apjjeal  to  the  public,  on  the  subject  of 
the  riots  in  Birmingham,  v.  19.— Of  the  allegorizing 
talents  of  M.  Bonllauger,  v.  17.— Letter  to  Edmund 
Burke,  occasioned  by  his  Reflections  on  the  revo- 
lution In  France,  v.  22.— General  history  of  the  Chris- 
tian cliMrcli  to  the  fall  of  the  Western  empire,  v.  8- 
10.— Ai)peal  to  the  serious  and  candid  professoz's  of 
Christianity,  v.  2.— History  of  the  corruptions  of 
Christianity,  v.  5.— Defences  of  the  History  of  the  cor- 
ruptions of  Christianity,  in  reply  to  Dr.  Horsley,  and 
Mr.  Badcock,  1783-87,  v.  18.— Free  address  to  a  Protes- 
tant Dissenter,  on  the  subject  of  chnrch  discipline, 
V.  21. — Tracts  on  civil  and  religious  liberty,  v.  22. 
—Collins.  A.  Philosophical  inquiry  concerning  hu- 
man liberty,  v.  4.— Devotional  offices  and  cate- 
chisms, v.  21.— Discourses,  V.  15,10.- Remarks  on  M. 
Dnpnis's  origin  of  all  religions,  v.  17.— Miscel- 
laneous observations  relating  to  education,  v.  25. — 
Course  of  liberal  education  for  civil  and  active  life, 
V.  24. — Rudiments  of  English  grammar,  v.  23. — 
Assays  and  miscellaneous  papers  in  the  Theological 
Repository,  v.  7.— Critical  dissertations  prefixed  to  a 
harmony  of  the  Kvangelists,  v.  20.— Essay  on  the 
first  principles  of  government,  and  on  the  nature 
of  political,  civil,  and  religious  liberty,  v.  22.— Political 
dialogue  on  the  general  principles  of  government,  v. 
25.— Introductory  essays  to  Hartley's  Theory  of 
the  human  mind,  v.  3.— Doctrines  of  heathen 
philosophy  coraiiared  with  those  of  revelation,  v. 
17.— Lectures  on  history  and  general  policy,  v.  24. — 
Observations  on  the  Increase  of  infidelity,  v.  17. — 
Essays  on  Inspiration,  v.  7.— History  of  the  early 
opinions  concerning  Jesus  Christ,  v.  G,  7.— Essay  on 
the  one  great  end  of  the  life  and  death  of  Christ,  v.  7. 
—Observations  on  Christ's  agony  in  the  garden,  v.  7.— 
Letters  and  addresses  to  the  Jews,  v.  20.— Course  of 
lectures  on  the  theory  of  language,  and  universal 
grammar,  v.  23.— Miscellaneous  letters,  v.  21.— Letter 
to  Rev.  J.  B.  liinn.  In  defence  of  the  pamphlet 
intitled  Socrates  and  Jesus  compared,  v.  21.— Second 
letter  to  Rev.  J.  B.  Llnu  In  reply  to  his  defence  of  the 
doctrines  of  the  divinity  of  Christ  andatonoment,  v.  21. 
^Addresses  toProtostaut  Dissenters  on  the  subject  of 
the  Lord's  Supper,  v.  21.— Free  discussion  of  the 
doctrines  of  materialism  and  philosophical  neces- 
sity In  a  corroBiJOndcnce  between  Dr.  Price  and  Dr. 
Priestley,  Letters  to  Rev.  .1.  Berringtou,  Dr.  Konrick, 
Mr.  John  Whitehead,  Dr.  Horsley,  R<iv.  J.  Palmer,  and 
Jacob  Bryant,  v.  4.— Disquisitions  relating  to  matter 
and  spirit, V.  3.— Memoirs  and  correspondence. 


V.  1 ,  pts.  1, 2.— Comparison  of  the  institutions  of  Moses 
with  those  of  the  Hindoos  and  other  ancient  nations, 
V.  17.— Institutes  of  natural  and  revealed  reli- 
gion, V.  2.— Letters  to  Abii.  IVevvcome,  on  the  dura- 
tion of  Our  Saviour's  ministry,  v.  20.— Letters  to  the 

members  of  the  New  Jerusalem  church,  v.  21 

Notes  ou  the  New  Testament,  v.  13,  14 Letters  to 

the  inhabitants  of  IVortliumberland  and  its  neigh- 
borhood, V.  25.— Notes  on  the  Old  Testament,  v.  11, 
12.— Course  of  lectures  on  oratory  and  criticism,  v. 
23. — Remarks  on  Dr.  Oswald's  appeal  to  common 
sense  in  behalf  of  religion,  v.  3.— On  the  reasoning  of 
the  Apostle  Paul,  v. 7. —Letters  to  the  philosophers 
and  politicians  of  France,  v.  21. — Doctrine  of 
philosophical  necessity  illustrated,  v.  3.— Letters 
to  a  pbiiosophicnl  unbeliever,  v.  4. — Letter  to 
Wm.  Pitt,  on  the  subject  of  toleration  and  church 
establishments,  v.  19.— Observations  on  the  proph- 
ecies, v.  7.— Examination  of  Dr.  Reid's  inquiry 
Into  tho  human  mind  on  the  principles  of  common 
sense,  v.  3.— Discourses  on  the  evidence  of  revealed 
religion,  v.  15..— Discourses  relating  to  the  evidences 
of  revealed  religion,  v.  16. — Outline  of  evidences  of 
revealed  religion,  v.  21.— Familiar  Illustration  of  cer- 
tain passages  of  Scripture,  v.  2.— Single  sermons, 
V.  15.— Ou  Sociniauism,  Taylor's  key,  Ben  Mordecai, 
and  Arianism,  v.  7.— History  of  the  philosophical  doc- 
trine concerning  the  origin  of  the  soul,  and  tho 
nature  of  matter,  v.  3.— Defences  of  Vnitarianism, 
1786-89,  v.  18, 19.— Letters  to  M.  Volney,  occasioned 
by  a  work  of  his  entitled  Ruins,  v.  17.— Letters  to  a 
young  man,  v.  20. — Indexes,  v.  25. 

Appeal  to  the  public  on  the  subject  of  the 

riots  in  Birmingham.  Birmingham  and  Lon- 
don, 1791-92.  2  pts.  8°.  {With  Authentic 
account  of  the  riots  in  Birmingham,  1791.) 

1536 

Essays  relating  to  the  theory   of  the  human 

mind.  43  pp.  (Willt  Hartley,  D.,  2'lieory  of  the  human 
mind,  p.  Ix.) 

RuTT,  J.  T.  {Ed.)  Memoirs  and  corres- 
pondence [of  Joseph  Priestley].  1831-32, 1  v. 
iu  2.  (Priestley,  J.,  Theol.  and  miscel.  works, 
V.  1,  pts.  1,  2.) 

Black,  Cavendish,  Priestley,  and  AVatt.     35 

pp.  (Quart.  Re«.  v.  77, 1846,  p.  105.)— Brougham,  H., 
Baron.  Priestley.  23  pp.  [In  hiis  Lives  of  philosophers, 
p.  68:  Works,  v.  1.)— Cobbett,  W.  Addresses  to  P.; 
Observations  on  Priestley's  emigration.  100  pp.  (Por- 
cupine's works,  V.  1,  pp.  121,  145.)— Cuvler,  G.  L.  C.  F. 
v..  Baron.  Memoir  of  P.  15  pp.  (Smithsou.  Inst,  iie- 
porl,  1858,  p.  138.)— Hall,  E.  B.  Priestley's  Life  and 
correspondence.  52  pp.  (  Chr.  Exam.  v.  12, 1832,  p.  257 ; 
V.  16,  1834,  p.  137.)— Huxley,  T.  H.  Joseph  Priestley. 
33  pp.  (Science  and  culture,  and  other  essays,  p.  102  ;  and 
Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  30, 1874,  p.  473.)— Jeffrey,  F.,  Lord. 
Priestley's  Memoirs.  5  \tp.  (In  his  Coutrlb.  to  the 
Edin.  Rev.  p.  492;  and  Edlu.  Rev.  v.  9,  1807,  p.  136.)— 
Jones,  W.  Small  whole-length  of  P.,  from  his  jirlnted 
works.  64  pp.  (Works,  V.  12,  p.  393.)— T.,  F.  S.  Dr. 
Priestley.    13  pp.    (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  10, 1874,  p.  407.) 

Priestley,  Nathaniel.  1699-1781.  Some  brief 

memoirs  of  the  family  of  tho  Prlestleys.  10  pp.  [Sur- 
tees  Soc.  v.  77,  p.  32.) 

Priestley  family.     Priestley,  J.     Some 

memoirs  concerning  the  family  of  the  Prlestleys.  31 
pp.  [Surtees  Soc.  v.  77,  p.  1.)— Priestley,  N.  Some 
brief  memoirs  of  the  family  of  tho  Prlestleys.  10  pp. 
(Surtees  Soc.  v.  77,  p.  32.) 

Priests.  Chrysostomus,  J.,  St.,  Abp.  of 
Constantinople.  De  sacerdotio  libri  VI.  [Qr. 
etLat.']  1862.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr. 
V.  48.) 

r/te  same  in  French.     1834.     {With  Guil- 
lon,  M.  N.  S.,  St.  Jean  Chrysostome.) 

Agobarfl,  >S7.,  Up.  of  Lyons.    Liber  de  privlleglo  et 

jure  sacordolll.  11  pp.  (MIgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v. 
104,  p.  127.)— Calvin,  J.  De  sacerdotio  papall  abjl- 
clondo.  17  pp.  ( Corpus  Reform,  v,  33,  p.  279.)— Davies, 
J.  L.  Priesthood  and  Its  ftincilons.  9  jip.  (Macmillan's 
J/afiT.  V.  16, 1867,  p.  203.)— Fisher,  J.,  Bp.  of  Rochester. 
Sacrl  sacordotli  defenslo  contra  Luthorum.  34  pp. 
(Opera,  p.  1232.)— Heyer,  F.  Ausblldung  dor  prlester- 
herrschatt  und  die  Inquisition.  47  jip.  (Samml.  wis-  ■ 
sens,  vorlrg.x.  12,  1877,  p.  581.)— Honoriiis,  of  Aulun. 
Bumma  gloria  do  apostollco  ei  augusto  sive  do  prae- 
celloiitla  sacerdotll  prae  regno.    7  pp.    (MIgne,  J.  P., 


PRIESTS 


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Patrol,  i.  Lat.  t.  172,  p.  1257.)— Hngues.  Monk  of  Fleury. 
De  regla  potestate  et  sacerdotall  dignitate.  19  pp. 
(Mi<»ne,  J.P.,Pn?ro7.«./>ii.v.l63.  p.d3'J.)— Irislipolltlcs 
and  Irish  priest*.  9  pp.  (Frofer's  Mag.  n.  3.  v.  1, 1870. 
pi'Jl.i— J.,  H.  The  priest  m  the  world.  10  pp.  (Fra- 
ser's  Mug.  t.  73, 1866,  p.  69.)— Jacobs,  F.  C.W.  Priester- 
thum.  20  p|>.  (  VermisclUe  schrifUn,  v.  6,  p.  261.) — 
K^ewinaii,  F.  W.  Organized  priesthood.  15  pp. 
[Fortn.  Her.  n.  8.  v.  15,  187i,  p.  175.)— Oclon,  St.,  Abbot 
of  Cluny.  Collationes.  61pp.  iMigae,  J.  P.,  Fatro/.  «. 
Za/.  V.  133,  p.  517.)— Parish  priest.  10  pp.  {Frater's 
Mag.  V.  69, 1864,  p.  377. >— Philippe  de  Harreng,  Abbot. 
De  iustitutlone  clericorum.  271  pp.  (Migne.  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  20.",  p.  66').)- Priesthood  In  the 
light  of  the  3fe\T  Testament.  34  pp.  '  Hrit.  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  65, 1877,  p.  99.)— Priest's  hidden  life.  33  pp. 
{Dublin  Rer.  v.  28,  1850.  p.  »».)— Rabanns  9Iaurns 
Blagueutins,  Abp.  of  Mayence.  Liber  de  oOlaiione 
pueroruru.  11  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  107, 
p.  419.)  — Symeon,  Abp.  of  Thessalonica.  De  sacer- 
dotio.  [Gr.  et  L<tt.]  12  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Fairof.  s.  Gr. 
V.  155,  p.  953.)— Vocations  to  the  priesthood.  19 
pp.  {Brownson's  Quart.  Hev.  3  X.  Y.  s.  v.  1,  lb6<J,  p.  497.) 
— "Whittle,  J.  L.  Irish  elections  and  the  Influence  of 
the  priests.  15  pp.  ( Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  1, 1S70,  p.  44.) 
— Wreford,  H.  Can  a  Catholic  priest  contract  matri- 
mony ?  6  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  20,  1869,  p.  30.)— 
W^ycliffe,  .J.  The  order  of  priesthood ;  Why  poor 
priests  have  no  toeneflce ;  Of  poor  preaching  priests. 
33  pp.  {Eng.  toorks,  pp.  164,  244,  275.)— Zwlngli,  D. 
Supplicailo  quorundam  apud  Helvetlos  evangelista- 
ruin  ad  Hugonem  eplscopum  Constantieuseni.  9  pp. 
(irerJr*,  v.  3,  p.  17.) 

.See  also  Catholic  chnrch.— Clei^y. 

iPrieiir,  Jean  Louis.  Abbe.    Delort.  J.     De- 

lentii>n  de  P.  38  pp.  {Hist,  de  la  detention  des  philo- 
sopl.es,  r.  3,  p.  37.) 

Priciix,  Georges  de.    Scenes  de  la  vie  an- 

glalse  pendant  la  guerre  entre  France  et  Prusae.  65 
pp.  ( Oirrespondant,  u.  s.  v.  57,  1873,  p.  864 ;  v.  58,  1874, 
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Priezac,  Daniel  de.     Niceron.  J.  P.    Mem. 

des  homines,  v.  33. 

Prigg,  Edward.  Peters,  R.,  Jr.  Report  of 
the  case  of  Edward  Prigg  against  the  com- 
monwealth of  Pennsylvania.  Argued  and 
adjudged  in  the  Supreme  Court  of  the  United 
States,  at  January  term,  1842.     1842. 

Prigg,  Ludolph.     16  cent.    De  coronatione 

ChrisLlaui  III  c-iriueu,  anno  1539.  10  pp.  (Langebeck, 
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Prima  Donna,  The.    Edwards,  H.  S.    2  v. 

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Primary  geology.  Treatise  on.     Boase, 

H.  S.  —1615 

Primasius,  Bp.  of  Hamamet.    6  cent.    Ck)m- 

mentarla  In  Epistolas  B.  Pault;  Coinraentarla  la 
Apocalypslm.  261  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v. 
68,  pp.  415,  793.) 

Primat,  Monk  of  St.  Denis.     13  cent.     Chro- 

nique.  Tr.  par  .Jean  du  Vignay.  106  pp.  (Bouquet, 
M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  23,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Gnillanine  de  yangis.  Monk  of  St.  DeitU. 

Primat,  Hugues.     Delisle,  L.    Le  poete  P. 

9  pp.     {Biblioth.  Ecole  d.  Charles,  t.  31,  1870,  p.  303.) 

Primat iceio,  Francesco.     Laborde.  H.  de. 

Fraii9ois  Priinatice.  16  pp.  (Blauc.  A.  A.  P.  C,  Hist. 
des  peintres,  Ecole  bolonaise.) — Vasarl.  G.  Descrizlone 
dell' opere  dl  P.  20  pp.  (Opere,  v.  7,  p.  405;  Vite  de' 
pittori,  V.  14,  p.  393;  and  Lives  of  painters,  v.  5,  p.  370: 
Bohn.H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 

Primavera  y  flor  de  romances.  "Wolf, 
F.  J.,  and  Hofmann,  C.     2  v.  1225 

Prime,  Alanson  J.     Coincidences.     9   pp. 

(Harper's  .Mag.  v.  10,  1S55,  p.  377.^— Fortnue-tellliig. 
4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  13, 1856,  p.  SOi.)— Mary  Ran- 
kin, a  physician's  story.  G  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  10, 
1855,  p.  789.)— Paul  Allen's  w^lfe.and  how  he  found 
her.  7  pp.  {Hxrper's  Mag.  v.  12,  1856,  p.  641.)  — The 
Sheriflfs  wife.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  13,  1856,  p. 
377.)— Why  onr  minister  didn't  marry.  8  pp. 
{Harper's  Mag.  v.  11,  1855,  p.  507.) 


Prime,  Edward  Dorr  Griffin,  D.  D.  1814—. 
Forty  years  in  the  Turkish  empire  :  or,  me- 
moirs of  Rev.  William  Goodell.  New  York. 
1876.     8°.  3895 

Prime,  Frederick,  Jr.  1846 — .  The  brown 
hematite  deposits  of  the  Siluro-Cambrian 
limestones  of  Lehigh  county,  lying  between 
Shimersville.  Millerstown.  etc.,  and  the  Le- 
high river.  Harrisburg.  1878.  8°.  (Pa.  2 
geol.  surv.  1874-80,  D.  D.;  Report  of  progress, 
1875-6.)  —4647 

Report  of  progress  on  the  brown  hematite 

ore  ranges  of  Lehigh  county,  with  a  descrip- 
tion of  the  mines  lying  between  Emans, 
Alburtis.  and  Fogelsville.  Harrisburg,  1875. 
8°.     {Pa.  2  geol.  siirv.  1874-80,  D.)        —4647 

Prime,  Nathaniel  Scudder,  D.  D.  1785-1856. 
History  of  Long  Island,  from  its  fii'st  settle- 
ment by  Europeans,  to  the  year  1845,  with 
special  reference  to  its  ecclesiastical  con- 
cerns.    New  York,  1845.     12°.  3567 

Prime,  Samuel  Irenaeus,  D.  D.  1812-85. 
Life  of  Samuel  F.  B.  Morse,  inventor  of  the 
electro-magnetic  recording  telegraph.  New 
York.  1875.     8°.  3894 

Travels  in  Europe  and  the  East.  New- 
York,  1861.     2  V.  12°.  1467 

The  Sisters;   a  parson's  story.    11  pp.    {Harper's 

Mag.  V.  11,  1855,  p.  64.) 

Prime,  Temple.  Monograph  of  American 
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ington. 1865.  8°.  (Smithson.  Inst,  Miscel. 
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Prime,  William  Cowper,  LL.  D.  1825—. 
Boat  life  in  Egypt  and  Nubia.  New  York, 
1860.     8°.  1427 

Coins,   medals,  and   seals,  ancient  and 

modern.     New  York.  1861.     8°.  2765 

Tent  life  in  the  Holy-Land.    New  York, 

1860.    8°.  1487 

Adam  Bennett's  heirs.    6  pp.    {Harper's  Mag.  v, 

10,  1S55,  p.  104.) — Bracliley  Honse.  5  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  8,  18.>4,  p.  93.;- The  Dnraud  property.  6 
pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  9,  1854,  p.  23S.)— Kmlly  Dnn- 
can.  3  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  10,  1855,  p.  764.) — First 
and  last  love.  5  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  11,  1855,  p. 
653.)— The  Infant  heir.  8  pp.  (Hxrper's  May.  v.  8, 
1854,  p.  824.)— The  Judge's  daughter.  9  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  11,  1855,  p.  523.)— The  Life  estate.  8  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  8,  1854,  p.  207.)— The  Lost  son  of 
Ichabod  Armstrong.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  10, 
1»55,  p.  640.) — The  Old  man's  rerenge.  6  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  11, 1855,  p.  391.)— The  Old  pastor.  6  pp. 
[Harper's  Mag.  v.  11,1855,  p.  814.)— The  South  Beach. 
8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  13,  1856,  p.  627.)— The  Third 
bovrl.    4  pp.     (/Zorper'i  J/agr.  V.  11, 1855,  p.  373.) 

(Ed.)    McClellan's  own  story.    €ee  Mc- 

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Prime    Ministers    of    Queen    Victoria. 

Smith,  G.  B.  3783 

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the  prime  numbers  .  .  .  from  1  to  100,000. 

1853. 

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nouveau  concernant  les  nombres  premiers.  13  pp. 
(Berlin  Aliad.  wissens.  Xouv.  mem.  1771,  p.  l'2o.) 

Primer  of  logical  analysis.    Royce,  J. 

—2155 
Primer  of  tariff  reform.    Wells,  D.  A. 

—1368 

Primer  of  the  art  of  illumination.     Dela- 

motte.  F.  G.  —1717 

Primeval  antiquities  of  Denmark.  Wor- 

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Primeval  language.  The  one.  Forster, 
C.     3  V.  —3184 

Primeval  man.  Campbell,  G.  D.,  8  Duke 
of  Argyl.  1798 

Primeval  world  of  Hebrew  tradition. 
Hedge,  F.  H.  —4217 

Primisser,  Alois.  1796-1827.  Der  stanim- 
baum  des  allerdurchlauchtigsten  hauses 
Habsburg-Oesterreich.  In  einer  reihe  von 
bildnissen  Habsburgischer  Fuersten  und 
Fuerstinnen  von  Rudolf  I  bis  Phllipp  dem 
Schoenen.     Wien,  n.  d.     fo.  P. 34 

{Ed.)    Der  helden  buch.    See  Hagen,  F. 

H.  von  der,  and  Primisser,  A. 

Primitive  belief  among  the  Indo-Euro- 
pean races.  Outlines  of.    Keary,C.  F.    — 2264 

Primitive  Christianity.  Cave,W.  —1265 

Primitive  Cliurcli,  Enquiry  into  the  con- 
stitution ...  of  the.  King,  P.,  1  Baron 
King.  —1204 

Primitive  civilizations.  Twelve  lectures 
on.     Mahaffy,  J.  P.  2457 

Primitive  culture.    Tylor,  E.  B.    2  v. 

2453 

Primitive  doctrine  of  election.  Faber, 
G.  S.  —4215 

Primitive  doctrine  of  justification  in- 
vestigated.    Faber,  G.  S.  —4215 

Primitive  folk-moots.    Gomme,  G.  L. 

—1357 

Primitive  industry.    Abbott,  C.  C.    1704 

Primitive  inhabitants  of  Scandinavia. 
Nilsson,  S.  1794 

Primitive  man.    Figuier,  G.  L.  1795 

Primitive  manners  and  customs.  Farrer, 
J.  A.  —1386 

Primitive  marriage.    M'Lennan,  J,  F. 

—1386 

Primitive  property.  Laveleye,  E.  L.  V. 
de.  —1384 

Primitive  superstitions.  Origin  of. 
Dorman,  R.  M.  —2265 

Primitives  of  the  Greek  tongue.  Lan- 
celot, C.  —2114 

Primogeniture.    Balzac,  H.  de.    Du  droit 

d'aluesse.  13  pp.  (CKuures  conijpi.  v.  Q3,  p.  1.)— Brod- 
rick,  G.  C.  Law  and  custom  of  primogeniture.  60 
pp.  (Cobden  Club,  Essays,  2  s.  p.  57.)— Broglle,  A.  L. 
V.  C,  Due  de.  Sur  le  projet  de  lol  relatlf  aurfetabllsse- 
meut  du  droit  d'alnesse.  61  pp.  (Ecrils  et  discours,  v. 
2,  p.  181.)— Disposition  of  property  l>y  -will : 
primogeniture.  51  pp.  (  iVeslm.  Rev.  v.  2, 18'24,  p.  503.) 
— Priinogenittire  and  entnll.  11pp.  {Dem.  Rev. 
V.  25,  1849,  p.  17.)— Primogeniture  and  peasant 
proprietors.  14  pp.  (Westin.  Rev.  v.  49,  1848,  p.  22.) 
— Ussiier,  J.,  Abp.  of  Armagh.  Eights  of  primogeni- 
ture: or,  the  oscollency  ol  royal  authority.  12  pp. 
( Whole  works,  v.  13,  p.  353.) 

See  also  Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  2, 1870,  p.  783. 

Primrose,  Archibald  Philip,  5  Earl  of  Rose- 

hery.  Notice  of.  20  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  1, 
1878,  p.  434.) 

Primrose,    Catherine    Lucy    Wilhelmina, 

Jiaroness  Dalmeny.  Spanish  ladye's  love.  24  pp.  (Rev. 
of  In  Quart.  Rev.  v.  78,  1846,  p.  323.) 

Primtems,  Le,  poeme.    205  pp.    Aubign6, 

T.  A.  d',  (Euvres  compl.  v.  3,  p.  1. 

Prince,  C.  Leeson.  Observations  upon  the 
topography  and  climate  of  Crowborough 
Hill,  Sussex,  together  with  other  subjects  of 
collateral  interest.    Lewes,  1885.    8°.    — 2485 

{Ed.)    Illustrated  account  given  by  He- 

velius  ...  of  the  method  of  mounting  his 
telescopes.    S^  Hevel,  J. 


Prince,    Henry  James.      Dawkins,  W.   B. 

Brother  Prince.  9  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  IG,  \8ei,  p. 
464.)— Dixon,  W.  H.  The  Abode  of  love.  106  pp. 
{In  his  S|ilritual  wives,  v.  1,  p.  226.) 

Prince,  Rev.  John,  LL.  D.    Upham,  C.  W. 

Memoir  of  P.  12  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  3  s.  v.  5, 
1836,  p.  271.)— AVallter,  J.  Upham's  Funeral  dis- 
course on  P.     8  pp.     (C/ir.  Exam.  v.  21,  1837,  p.  178.) 

Prince,  Mary.  History  of,  related  by  her- 
self, with  a  supplement  by  the  ed.  To  which 
is  added  the  narrative  of  Asa-Asa,  a  cap- 
tured African.  3  ed.  London,  1831.  8°. 
{Tracts  on  slavery,  v.  2.)  — 2346 

Prince,  Philip  Alexander.  Parallel  history: 
being  an  outline  of  the  history  and  biography 
of  the  world,  contemporaneously  arranged. 
London,  1842-43.     3  v.  8°.  2454 

Prince,  Rev.  Thomas.  1687-1758.  Chrono- 
logical history  of  New- England,  in  the  form 
of  annals.  Newed.  Boston,  1826.  8°.  2636 
The  same.  Edinburgh,  1887-88.  5  v.  16°. 
{Biblioth.  curiosa.)  2127 

iVo/e.— Also  in  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  v.  7, 1826. 

Boston  Public  Library.  The  Prince  Li- 
brary. The  American  part  of  the  collection 
which  formerly  belonged  to  Rev.  Thomas 
Prince.     1868. 

Boston  Public  Library.  The  Prince  Li- 
brary. A  catalogue  of  the  collection  of 
books  and  MSS  which  formerly  belonged  to 
Rev.  Thomas  Prince.     1870. 

Whitmore,   W.    H.      Catalogue    of   the 

American  portion  of  the  library  of  Rev. 
Thomas  Prince.  With  a  memoir,  and  list 
of  his  i)ublications.     1868. 

Holmes,  A.    Account  of  the  boolcs  and  MSS,  lately 

deposited  by  the  Old  South  Church  in  tlie  library  of 
the  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  7  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s. 
V.  7,  1826,  p.  179.)— Life  and  labors  of  P.  22  pp. 
{N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  91,  1860,  p.  354.) 

Prince,  Le.  122  pp.  Balzac,  J.  L.  G.,  Seigneur 

de,  (Euvres,  v.  2,  p.  1. 

Prince,  The.  274  pp.  Machiavelli,N., TFor&s, 

V.  2,  p.  165. 

Prince,  The,  or  maxims  of  state.    24  pp. 

Raleigh,  Sir  W.     (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  3,  p.  281.) 

Prince  caniche,  Le.    Laboulaye,  E.  R.  L. 

1267 

Prince  Charles  and  the  Spanish  marriage. 

Gardiner.  S.  R.     2  v.  1544 

Prince  Charles's  cave  in  Skye,  poem. 

1  p.     {Eraser's  Mag.  u.  s.  v.  1,  1870,  p.  608.) 

Prince  de  la  Boh^me.    34  pp.    Balzac, 

H.  de,  (Euvres  compl.  v.  11,  p.  21. 

Prince  Deukalion.    Taylor,  B.  3364 

Prince  !Edward  island.    Dawson,  J.  W. 

Acadian  geology;   the  geological  structure 

...  of  Nova  Scotia,  New  Brunswick,  and 

Prince  Edward  island.     1868. 

Stewart,  J.    Account  of  Prince  Edward 

island.     1806. 

BenJamln,S.  G.  W.    Prince  Edward  island.  10  pp. 

{Harper's  Mag.  v.  55,  1877,  p.  545.)— Dodge,  M.  A.  A 
neighborly  call.  7  pp.  {Scribner's  Monlhhi,  v.  12, 1876, 
p.  553.)— Mackay.C.  A  week  iu'Prlnce  Edward  Island. 
15  pp.  {Forln.  Rev.  v.  5, 1866,  p.  143.)— Martin,  R.  M. 
Prince  Edward  Island.  17  pp.  {In  his  Brit,  colonies, 
v.  1,  p.  274.) 

Prince  George,  County, Va.    Spooner,  J.  J. 

Topographical  description  of  the  county  of  Prince 
George.    8  pp.    (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  3, 1794,  p.  85.) 

Prince  Ilenrie's   obsequies.     43  pp. 

wither,  G.,  I'oems,  v.  2,  p.  345. 

Prince  H ohenstiel-Nchwaiigau,  sav- 
iour of  society.     Browniug,  R.  1386 


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Prince  Kazink  and  the  Vaivodes.    3  pp. 

{Dublin  Vnic.  Mag.  v.  28,  l»t6,  p.  662.) 

Prince  of  tlie  power  of  the  air.    5  pp. 

{Dublin  Univ.  M,ig.  v.  H,  1S39,  p.  717.) 

Prince  of  Wales  in  Canada  and  the  United 

States.     Woods.  N.  A.  2466 

Prince  of  Wales  in  India.  Gay.  J.  D.  1498 

Prince  of  Wales'  island.    Oliver,  G.  J. 

Sketches  in  the  East  ludles:  Pulo  Pinang.  12  pp. 
{Harper's  Mag.  v.  11,  1855,  p.  324.)— Stoliczka,  F.  On 
the  land  shells  of  Penang  island.  11  pp.  i  Asiat.  Soc. 
Bengal,  Journ.  v.  41,  pt.  2,  1872,  p.  261.)— Ward,  T. 
Short  sketch  of  the  geology  of  Pulo  Pinaug.  20  pp. 
2  pi.     {Asiat.  Eeseirch.  v.  18,  pt.  2,  1833,  p.  149.) 

Prince  of  Wales'  tonr  ...  in  India. 

Russell.  W.  H.  1484 

Prince  Paul's  betrothal.    19  pp.    (Fra- 

ser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  2,  1870,  1>.  224.) 

Prince  Radapaiitlins,  True  history  of. 

41  pp.     (Hlndley,  C,  Old  book  collect,  miicel.  v.  1.) 

Prince  Society.  Publications.  Boston, 
1868-87.     13  V.  sm.  4°.  4626 

Contents.  Champlaiu,  S.  de.  Voyages,  3  v. — 
Dean.  J.  W.  {Ed.)  Capt.  John  Mason,  the  founder  of 
New  Hampshire.- BIorton,T.  New  Euslish  Canaan. 
— Radisson,  P.  E.  Voyages.— Slarref,  E.  F.  (Ed.) 
Sir  William  Alexander  and  American  colonization; 
Voyages  of  the  Northmen  to  America.— Tarboi,  I.  N. 
Sir  Waller  Ralegh  and  his  colony  in  America. — 
'Wheelwright,  J.  Writings.— W^hitniore,  W.  H. 
{Ed.)    The  Aiidros  tracts,  3  T. 

Princely  pleasures  at  Keuilworth  castle. 

Gascoigne.  G.    [Kenilworth  festivities.)    1527 
Princes.    See  Monarchy. — Sovereigns. 
Princes   de   I'Europe   au   XVI   siecle. 

Baschet.  A.  —1315 

Princes  d'Orl^ans.    Yriarte,  C.  3827 

Princes  of  Wales,  Book  of  the.    Doran.  J. 

3856 
Princess, The.  176pp.  Tennyson.  A., .Baro/i, 

Works,  V.  3,  p.  1. 

Princess  of  Thnle.    274  pp.    Black,  W. 

(  Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  27,  1873,  pp.  345,  469;  v.  28,  1873,  pp. 
27,  97,  193,  303,  3a7,  49<1;  v.  29,  1874,  pp.  13,  98.) 

Princesse  de  Babylone.  92  pp.  Vol- 
taire, F.  M.  A.  de,  CEuvres,  v.  45,  p.  95. 

Princesse  de  C16ves,  roman.     265  pp. 

La  Fayette,  M.  M.  P.  de  La  V.,  Comtesse  de,  (Euvres 
cnmpl.  V.  2,  p.  1. 

Princesse  de  Montpensier,  nouvelle. 

51  pp.  La  Fayette,  M.  M.  P.  de  La  V.,  Comtesse  de, 
(Euvres  compl.  v.  2,  p.  293. 

Princesses  of  England,  Lives  of  the. 

Green.  Mrs.  M.  A.  E.     6  v.  3826 

Princesses    of   the   royal    house   of 

Stuart,  Lives  of  the  last  4.    Strickland.  A. 

3842 

Princeton,  N.  J.  Hageman,  J.  F.  History 
of  Princeton  and  its  institutions.     1879,  2  v. 

Princeton  book.  A  series  of  sketches 
pertaining  to  the  history,  organization,  and 
present  condition  of  the  College  of  New 
Jersey.     Boston.  1879.     4°.  —2362 

O.menls.  Alexander,  S.  Halsted  observatory. — 
At  wafer,  A.  The  faculty.— Atwater,  L.  H.  College 
chapel;  First  church. — Baker,  W.M.  Princeton  and 
literature.- Cameron,  H.  C.  American  Whig  Society. 
—Campbell,  -J.  P.  Nassau  Hall.— Cornwall.  H.  B. 
JohnC.  Green  School  of  science— Dennis.  A.  L.,  Jr. 
Glee  and  instrumental  clubs.— Dod,  S.  B.  Princeton 
and  science.— Dnffleld,  .J.  T.  Phliadelphian  Society. 
—Greene,  W.  B.,  .Jr.  Princeton  graveyard;  Tuscu- 
lum.— Gnyot,  A.  H.  Museum  of  geology  and  archae- 
ology.—Harris,  W.  East  and  West  colleges;  Reunion 
Hall;  University  Hotel;  Witherspoon  Hall.— Horn- 
hlower,  W.  H.  History  of  the  College  of  New  Jersey. 
— Jacobns,  M.  W.  Cliosophlc  Society.  —  The  Li- 
brarian. Frederic  Vinton.— Llndsey.E.D.  Dickin- 
son Hall.  —  McCosh,  J.  Course  of  study  in  the 
academical  department.— McPhergon,  S.  J.    College 


oratory Marqaand,  A.  Athletic  notes;  Gym- 
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born,  H.  F.  Princeton  Journals.— Packard,  W.  A. 
College  presidents.  —  Princeton  and  the  state. — 
Pnrves,  G.  T.  Theological  seminary. — Roberts, 
W.  H.  Library  of  the  Theologic.il  seminary.— Scott, 
W.  B.  Statistics  of  professions  of  graduates;  List  of 
presidents  and  professors — Sheldon,  G.  Nassau 
Hall  Bible  Society.— Sheldon,  G.  W.  Class  meetings 
and  alumni  associations.— Sinllh,  W.  M.    History  of 

base-ball Stewart,  D.     Foot-ball.— Stockton,  B. 

Ivy  Hall;  Morveu  ;  Prospect;  Trinity  church. — Todd, 
H.  A.  Commencement  day. — The  Treasurer.  Wil- 
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Princeton  College.    See  College  of  New 

Jersey. 
Princeton  memorial   of   Prof.  Henry. 

Dod.  S.  B.  3891 

Princeton  Review,  New.  See  New  Prince- 
ton Review. 
Principal   baths   of   Rhenish  Germany. 

Lee.  E.  —3777 

Principal  ecclesiastical  judgments 

delivered  in  the  Court  of  Arches,1867  to  1875. 

Phillimore.  Sir  R.  —1354 

Principal  navigations^  voyages,  traf- 

fiques.  and  discoveries  of  the  English  nation. 

Hakhiyt.  R.     5  v.  1441 

Principal  southern    and    Swiss  health 

resorts,     ilarcet.  W.  —3785 

Principalities.    See  Danubian  principal- 
ities. 
Principes   de    la   strategic.     Charles 

Louis,  Archduke  of  Austria  [attributed  to]. 

4  V.  —2775.  atlas  —2772 

Principes  du  droit  de  la  nature  et  des 

gens.     Burlamaqui,  J.  J.     5  v.  — 1317 

Principia.    See  Newton,  Sir  I. 
Principia,    or    basis    of    social    science. 

Wright.  R.  J.  —1383 

Principia,  or  first  principles    of  natural 

things.     Swedenborg.  E.     2  v.  — 1513 

Principien  der  politik.    Holtzendorff, 

F.  von.  —1355 
Principles  and  acts  of  the  revolution  in 

America.     Niles.  H.  1652 

Principles  and  doctrine  of  assurances. 
Morgan.  W.  .  —1395 

Principles  and  maxims  of  jurispru- 
dence.    Phillimore,  J.  G.  — 1315 

Principles  and  practice  of  teaching. 
Johannot.  J.  —2367 

Principles    and    prejudices.     5   pp. 

{Macmitltin's  Mag.  v.  22,  187i),  p.  i35.) 

Principles  of  agriculture.    Thaer,  A. 

D.     2  V.  —4685 

Principles   of   animal   mechanics. 

Haughton.  S.  —1696 

Principles   of  atheism   and  deism 

proved  to  be  unfounded.     Dyer,  G.     [With 

/ijs  Vulgar  errors.)  — 2475 

Principles  of  banking.    Hankey,  T. 

—1365 
Principles   of    biology.      Spencer,   H. 

2  V.  —1605 

Principles  of  church  polity.    Ladd, 

G.  T.  —1254 
Principles  of  comedy  and  <lramatic 

eft*ect.     Fitzgerald.  P.  3323 

Principles  of  comparative  philol- 
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Principles  of  courtesy.    Hervey,  G.  W. 

1244 

Principles  of  currency.  Price,  B.  —1365 

Principles  of  design  in  achitecture, 
traced  in  observations  on  buildings  primeval, 
Egyptian,  Phenician  or  Syrian,  Grecian,  Ro- 
man, Gothic  or  corrupt  Roman  ...  in  a 
series  of  letters  to  a  friend.  London,  1809. 
8°.  —1786 

Principles  of  geology.    Lyell,  Sir  C. 

—1613 
The  same.    2  v.  —1615 

Principles  of  geology  explained.  King, 
D.  —1618 

Principles  of  harmony  and  contrast  of 
colours.  Chevreul,  M.  E.  (Bohn,  H.  G., 
Sci.  Libr.)  —1725 

Principles  of  metaphysical  and  ethical 
science.     Bowen,  F.  — 1427 

Principles  of  moral  and  political  science. 
Ferguson,  A.     2  v.  —1332 

Principles  of  natnre.  Davis,  A.  J.  —4255 

Principles  of  political  economy. 
M'Culloch,  J.  R.  —1304 

Principles  of  political  economy. 
Newcomb.  S.  — 1366 

Principles  of  political  economy. 
Roscher,  W.     2  v.  —1363 

Principles  of  political  economy. 
Sidgwick,  H.  —1363 

Principles  of  psychology.  Spencer,  H. 
2  V.  —1433 

Principles  of  rhetoric.  Hill,  A.  S.  —2155 

Principles  of  science.  Jevons,  W.  S. 
2  V.  —1493 

Principles  of  social  science.  Carey, 
H.  C.     3  V.  —1383 

Principles  of  sociology.  Spencer,  H. 
2  V.  in  4.  —1374 

Principles  of  the  algebra  of  logic. 
Macfarlane,  A.  —1447 

Principles  of  the  interior  or  hidden 
life.     Upham,  T.  C.  —4224 

Principles  of  the  law  of  nations. 
Poison,  A.  —1318 

Principles  of  the  mechanics  of  ma- 
chinery and  engineering.  Weisbach,  J. 
2  V.  —2734 

Prilig,  Martin.     IT  cent.     Briefe  notes  of  2 

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pilgrimes,  v.  1,  p.  629.)— Fifth  voyage  of  the  Joint 
stock  of  the  English  East  ludla  Comjiauy,  In  1617.  40 
pp.  (Kerr,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  9,  p.  451;  Purchas,  8.,  7?is 
jiUgrimes,  v.  1,  p.  C31.)— Voy.ige  set  out  from  the  cltle 
of  Brlstoll,  for  the  dlscoverle  of  the  north  part  of  Vir- 
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Pr ingle.  Rev.  John  {Tr.)  Commentaries  on 
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Pringle^  R.  Leprosy  in  India,  and  the  best 
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nysio  De  orbis  situ,  v.  2.— De  flgnrls  nunierorum 
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ineutts  rhetoricae  e»  Hermo;(ene  liber,  v.  2.— In- 
stltutlonum  granimnlicarum  volumenos  majus 
ot  minor,  v.  1,  2.— Itctraclatloncs  et  analocta  ad 
UbrosXVI  prlores,  v.  2.— Do  metriaTcrcntll  aliorum- 
que  couilcorum,  v.  2. 


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Periegesis  e  Dionysio,  cui  accedunt  ejus- 

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Prison  life  in  the  Soutb.    Abbott,  A.  O. 

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Prison  life  of  Jefferson  Davis.    Cra- 
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Jnvenlledelinqnency.— Penitent  iaries.— Po- 
lice.—Punisbmeuts.— Reformatories.— Social 
science.  Also  Albany.— Aadersonville.— Bas- 
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— Libby  prison.- Millbank  prison.— Xewgate 
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Proceedings  at  the  reception  and 
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56  pp.  (Gronovius,  J.,  Tlus.  Gr.  antiq.  v.  11,  p.  961.)— 
Xandet,  J.  M^molre  sur  les  recompenses  d'honneur 
Chez  les  Romains.  52  pp.  (Inst,  de  f'rance.  .dead.  &:i. 
moral.  Mem.  2  s.  v.  5,  1847,  p.  861.)— Panviiilo,  O.  De 
trlumpho  commentarius.  31  pp.  (Graevius,  J.  G., 
Thei.  antiq.  Roman,  v.  9,  p.  1336.) 

See  also  Pageants. 

Processus   factUS    contra  Templarios  in 

Scotia,  13(i9.     16  pp.     (SpottistDonde  Miscel.  v.  2,  p.  1.) 

Processus  in  curia  Boniana  in  causa 

arbltralis  sententiae  ab  Sigismundo  rege  Komanorum 
inter  Ericum  regem  Danlae  etcomites  HoUatlae,  super 
ducatu  Slesvicensl  regi  adjudicate  latae,  quam  co- 
mites  ad  papam  appellaverant.  27  pp.  (Langebeck, 
J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  7.  p.  426.) 

Processus  inter  regem  Christopho- 

rnni  II  et  eplscopum  Burglanensem  Tuchonem.  7 
pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic. 
V.  6,  p.  545.; 

Processus  litis  inter  Christoptaoruni 

I  et  Jacobum  Erlandl.  33  pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,  and 
Suhm,  P.  F.,  .Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  5,  p.  582.) 

Prochaska,  Georg,  ilf.  D.  1749-1820.  Dis- 
sertation on  the  lunctlons  ol  the  nervous  system.  90 
pp.  (Unzer,  J.  A.,  Principles  of  physiology,  p.  361 : 
Sydenham  Snc.) 

Procida,  Giovanni  da.       Conspiration  de 

Jean  Prochyta.  16  pp.  (Buchon,  J.  A.  C,  Chroniques, 
p.  737.) 

Procilius.    B.  C.  1  cent.    Relliquiae.    2  pp. 

(Peter,  H.,  Hist.  Rom.  relliq.  v.  1,  p.  316;  Both,  K.  L., 
Hist.  vet.  Rom.  reliq.  p.  378.) 

ProcliTity.  4  pp.    Kendall,W.  A.  {Overld. 

Monthly,  v.  11,  1873,  p.  171.) 

Proclus,  St.,  Abp.  of  Constantinople.  — 446. 
Opera  omnia.  [Gr.  et  Ixit.]  Parisiis.  1864. 
r.  8°.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  65.) 

—2233 
Contents.    Epistolae. — Homiliae. — Oratloues. 

In  S.  Andream  apostolum. '  2  pp.    (Mai,  .\.,Patrum 

nov.  bibliotli.  v.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  291.)— Fragmentnni.  [Gr. 
et  Lat.]  1  p.  (Pitra,  J.  B.,  Spicileg.  Solesmense,  v.  1,  p. 
359.)— Honiilla  de  ascenslone  Domini.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.] ; 
De  clrcumcistone  Domini.  [  Gr.  el  Lat.] ;  De  dogmate 
Incarnationis ;  De  nativltate  Domini;  De  Sancto  Cle- 
menle  Ancyrano  eplscopo  et  martyrs.  22  pp.  (Mai, 
A.,  Spicileg.  Roman,  v.  4,  p.  Ixxvll.) 

Proclus.  412-485.  Philosophical  and  math- 
ematical commentaries  on  the  1  book  of 
Euclid's  Elements.  To  which  are  added,  a 
history  of  the  restoration  of  Platonic  the- 
ology, by  the  latter  Platonists  ;  and  a  tr. 
from  the  Greek  of  Proclus's  theological 
elements.  By  Thomas  Taylor.  London, 
1792.     2  V.  in  1,  4°.  —2442 

Notes  on  the  lAlclbladesj  Tlmaeus;  Parmenides; 

Phaedrus;  Cratylus.  229  pp.  msLto,  Works,  Ir.  by  F. 
Sydenham  and  T.  Taylor,  v.  1,  p.  480 ;  v.  2,  p.  593 ;  v.  3, 
pp.  531, 592;  v.  5,  p.  641.)— Fragmentum  de  aniniarnm 
couT-ersatione.  [Gr.]  3  pp.  {'Mai,  A.,  Auctor. classic. 
V.  1,  p. 366.)— Chrestomatliia  granimatlca.  [Gr,] 
21  pp.  (Hephaestlon,  of  Alexandria,  Enchiridion,  v.  1, 
p.  335.)— De  forma  eplstolari.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.]  8  pp. 
(Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Epistol.  Gr.  p.  6.)  —  Zwei 
hymuen.  7  pp.  (Stolberg,  C,  and  Stolberg,  F.  L., 
Graf  en  zu,  Gesamm.  werke,  v.  16,  p.  331.)— lustltntio 
theologlca.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  69  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Bi6- 
lioth.  ijr.;  with  Plollnus,  Ennecules,  p.  xlix.) — DispuUitio 
ad  postremam  partem  llbrl  X  Retpublicae  Pla- 
toiils.  [Gr.]  49  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Spicileg.  Roman,  v.  8, 
p.  664.) 

Notice  ol  BoisBonade's  Proclas.    4  pp.    (Valpy, 

A.  .J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  25,  1822,  p.  229.)— Dunn,  G.  De 
fragmentis  e  Procll  Chrestomaihia  excerptls.  2  pp. 
iZeits.f.  Allerthumsw.  v.  11,  1844,  p.  779.)— Freuden- 


tbal,  J.  Zu  Proklus  und  dem  juengeren  Olympiodor. 
24  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  16, 1881,  p.  201.)— Ij*v€qu€,  C.  Les 
derniers  Jours  de  la  th^ologie  paienne.  Proclns  et 
son  dleu.  32  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1865,  2  per.  v. 
55,  p.  361.)— Procopins,  of  Gaza.  Fragmeutum  antir- 
rheiicum  ad  versus  Frocll  theologiam.  2  pp.  (Mai,  A., 
Auctnr.  classic,  v.  4,  p.  274.)— Rltter,  H.  Proclus,  ex- 
position de  sa  doctrine.  Par  A.  Berger.  3  pp.  [Zeils. 
f.  Alterthimsw.  v.  9,  1842,  p.  617.)— Rose,  V.  Der  Index 
zu  Proclus  Abhaudlungen  ueber  die  Republlk  des 
Plato.  6  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  2,  1867,  p.  96.)— Schreiber, 
T.  Ueber  das  sogenannte  fragment  lu  den  Proklos- 
excerpten  des  opischen  cyclus.  18  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  10, 
1876,  p.  305.) — T.  Notice  or  Prof.  Cousin's  ed.  of  the 
1-5  books  of  P.  on  the  Parmenides  of  Plato.  27  pp. 
(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  24,  1821,  p.  336;  v.  31,1825, 
pp.  16,  271.) — T.  Observations  on  Prof.  Cousin's  and 
Creuzer's  Commentaries  of  P.  15  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J., 
Class.  Journ.  v.  25,  1822,  pp.  134,  300.)— T.  Observations 
on  the  excerpta  from  the  scholia  of  P.  on  the  Cratylua 
of  Plato.  14  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  30,  1824, 
pp.  3,  247.)— \V.,  T.  T.  M.  P.  Brief  notice  of  Prof. 
Cousin's  Prodi  Opera.  3  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class. 
Journ.  V.  23,  1821,  p.  163.)— AVachsmnth,  C.  Die 
handschrittlicho  ueberlleferung  von  Proklos  zu  Eu- 
klld.     4  pp.     [Rlieinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  29, 1874,  p.  317.) 

Slariuns.  Vita  Procll.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  24  pp.  (Di- 
ogenes Laertius,  Vilae  philosophorum,  p.  147  :  Didot,  A. 
F.,  Biblioth.  gr.) 

Proconsul.  Rudorff ,  A.  F.   Ueber  den  liber 

de  officio  procimsulis.  '.<0  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wissens, 
Pliilol.  klasse  Abhandl.  1865,  p.  233.) 

Procopius,  Deacon  of  Constantinople.     9 

cent.  Encomium  In  .sanctum  apostolum  ac  evange- 
listam  Marcum.  [Gr.  el  Lat.]  7  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  100,  p.  1187.) 

Procopius,  Presbyter  of  Tyre.  6  cent.  Com- 
mentarius deLXXdiscipulis  et  XII  apostolis. 
See  Dorotheus,  Bp.  of  Tyre. 

Procopius,  of  Cqesareia.  Circa  495-565. 
[Opera,  Gr.  et  Lat.^  ex  recensione  Guilielmi 
Dindorfii.  Bonnae,  1833-38.  3  v.  8°.  {Cor- 
pus script.  Byz.  v.  18-20. )  4284 

Contents.  De  aedificiis,  v.  3. — Anecdota,  v.  3. — 
De  bello  Gotbico,  v.  2.— De  bello  Perslco,  v.  1. — 
De  bello  Vaudalieo,  v.  1,  2. 

Of  the  buildings  of  Justinian.     Tr.  by 

Aubrey  Stewart  and  annotated  by  Col.  Sir 
C.  W.  Wilson  and  Prof.  Hayter  Lewis.  Lon- 
don, 1886.  8°.  [Palestine  Pilgrims''  Text 
Soc.  No.  3.)  1404 

De  bello  Gotbico,  llbrl  IV,  ex  Interpretatlone 

Claudli  Maltretl  historlae  Byzantinae  Inserta.  Acces- 
sU  Hugonis  Grotll  explicatlo  nomlnum  et  verborum 
Gothicorum,  Vandallcorum,  ac  Longobardicorum. 
136  pp.  (Muratori,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Hal.  script,  v.  1,  p.  243.) 
—Excerpta  ex  Historlis,  de  Francis.  [Gr.  et  Lat.] 
18  pp.    (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  2,  p.  29.) 

Cobet,  C.  G.  Procopius  emendatus.  1  p.  {Mnemo- 
syne, V.  8,  1859,  p.  303.)— Herwerden,  H.  van.  Pro- 
coplana.  27  pp.  {.Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v.  9, 1881,  pp.  104, 149.) 

Procopius,  of  Gaza.  6  ce7it.  Opera  quae 
reperiri  potuerunt  omnia.  [Crr.  et  Lat.] 
Parisiis,  1865.  3  v.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Pa- 
trol, s.  Gr.  V.  87,  pts.  1-3.)  —2243 
Contents.  Panegyricus  Auastasii  imperatorls,  v.  3. 
— Commentarius  in  Canticnm  Canticornm.  v.  2. 
— Commentarius  in  Denterononiiuni,  v.  1. — Kpis- 
tolae,  V.  2.— Commentarius  in  ]!:xoduni,  v.  1.— com- 
mentarius in  Genesin,  accedunt  lectlones,  v.  1. — 
Commentarius  in  Isaiam  prophetam,  v.  2.— Commen- 
tarius in  librum  Josue,  v.  1.— Commentarius  in 
Jndices,  V.  1. — Commentarius  in  Iievlticnnt,  v.  1. 
—Commentarius  in  Numeros,  v.  1.— Commentarius 
In  Parallponiena,  v.  1. — Commentarius  in  Pro- 
-verbia  Salomoiiis,  v.  1. — Commentarius  in  libros 
Reguui,  v.  1.— Descriptlo  basillcae  Sauctae  So- 
phtae,  V.  3. — Monodia  in  eamdem  basilicam  terrae- 
motu  coUapsani,  v.  3. 

Eclogarum  exegeticarum  in  Genesin  epi- 
tome ad  cap.  XVIII.  [Gr.]  Romae,  1834. 
8°.     (Maii,  A.,  Anctor.  classic.  \.  6.)         3237 

Panegyricus  in  Imperatorem  Anastaslum.     [Gr. 

et  Lat.]  28  pp.  ( Cnrjms  sciipt.  Byz.  v.  14,  p.  489.)— Pars 
commentarii  in  Canticunx  Salouiouis.  [Gr.]  31 
pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Atictor.  classic,  v.  6,  p.  348.)— Commenta- 
rlorum  In  Canticum  Salomonls  collectlo,  cura  Pro- 


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PROCTOR 


copli  Gazael.  Sunt  autcm  patres  hi:  Anouymus, 
ApolUnaris,  Cyrillus  Alexaiidrlnus,  Dldymus,  Euse- 
blus  Caesariensla,  Grogoiius  Nyssenus,  Isldorus, 
NUus,  Origeiics,  Philo  Garpathius,  ProcopiusGazaeus, 
Theodoretus,  Tlioophilus.  Addita  Carpi  fragmentum. 
[Gr.]  174  pp.  (Mai,  Pi..,  Auctor.  clansic.  v.  9,  p.  257.)— 
Kpistolae.  [Gr.  et  Lai.]  66  pp.  (DUlot,  A.  F.,  Bihlinlh. 
gr.  Epislol.  Gr.  p.  53:5.) — Elpistolae  aiiecdotae  ; 
Fragmentum  antlrrhetlcum  adversua  Procll  thoolo- 
giam.  [Gr.]  74  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Auclor.  classic,  v.  4,  pp. 
202,  274.)— lu  IV  Ubros  Regain  et  Parallpomenon 
scholia.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  62  pp.  (Meura,  J.,  Opera  omnia, 
V.  8,  p.  1.)— Commentarlua  lugeus  lu  Salomonis 
Proverbia.  [Gr.]  256  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Auclor.  classic. 
V.  9,  p.  1.) 

Teuffel,  W.  S.    Prokoplus.    46  pp.    (In  Ms  Studlen 

und  charaktet'lstlken,  p.  191.) 

Procopius,  Demetrius.     18  cent.     'EirireTfj.rj- 

/neVrj  ejrapii?(ji.T)(Tis  tCiv  Kara  TOi'  irapeKdovTa  aliova.  Aoyioit' 
Tpa.iKMi',  Ka.\  nepi  TLvoiV  iv  T<o  vvu  aiCiVL  a.v&ovi'Tiav.  24  pp. 
(Sathas,  C.  N.,  Me<Tai(ijfi(C77  /Si^Aiodrj/cr),  V.  3,  p.  480.) 

Procris.  Schwenck,  K.   Kephalos  und  Pro- 

kris,  elue  mythologische  uutorsuchung.  57  pp.  (Kliei- 
nisch.  mus.  v.  6,  18H9,  p.  522.) 

Procter,  Adelaide  Anne.  1825-64.  Poems. 
Boston,  1881.     16°.  1398 

Adams,  W.  H.  D.  .  Adelaide  Auue  Procter.    11  pp. 

(Cel.  Englishwomen  of  Ihe  Victorian  era,  v.  2,  p.  75.) — 
Cochin,  A.  Deux  jeunes  lemraes  poetes.  12  pp. 
(Cnrrespondant,  v.  62,  1864,  p.  899.)— Dickens,  C.  J.  H. 
Adelaide  Aune  Procter.  5  pp.  (Allant.  MonthUi,  v.  16, 
1865,  p.  739.)— Licgends  and  lyrics.  5  pp.  (Rev.  of 
in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  53,  1859,  p.  398;  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v. 
30,  1859,  p.  403.) 

Procter,  Bryan  Waller  (Barry  Cornwall, 
pseud.)  1790-1874.  Autobiographical  frag- 
ment and  biographical  notes,  with  personal 
sketches  of  contemporaries,  unpublished 
lyrics,  and  letters  of  literary  friends.  Lon- 
don, 1877.     8°.  4775 

Charles  Lamb,  a  memoir.     Boston,  1866. 

12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  124,  1866,  p. 
261.)  4847 

Dramatic  scenes,  with  other  poems.   Now 

first  printed.     Boston,  1857.     12°.  3375 

Contents.  The  Broken  heart. — Dramatic  scenes. 
— The  Falcon. — The  Florentine  partj'. — .Inan. 
— The  Last  gong. — Ludovico  Sforza. — Iiysaitder 
and  lone.— Michael  Angelo.— Miscellaneous 
poems.— Paiademonium. — Raifaelle  and  For- 
narlna.— The  Temptation.— The  Victim.— The 
"Way  to  conquer. 

(Kev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  81,  1857,  p.  356.) 

EflSgies    poeticae ;    or,   portraits  of    the 

British  poets,  illustr.  by  notes  biographical, 
critical,  and  poetical.     London,  1824.     12°. 

3795 

English  songs,  and  other  small  poems. 

Boston,  1844.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Fraser's  Mag. 
V.  7,  1833,  p.  198.)  1395 

Essays  and  tales  in  prose.     Boston,  1853. 

2  V.  12°.  2297 

Contents.  Chapter  of  fragments,  v.  2. — Day  In 
Venice,  v.  1.  —  Death  of  friends,  v.  1.— Four 
dramatic  scenes,  v.  2. — On  Kiigllsh  poetry,  v.  2. 
— On  Englisli  tragedy,  v.  2.— Tlie  Happy  day,  v. 

2. — The  Man  hunter,  v.  1 Monsieur  de  Beam, 

V.  2. — The  Planter,  v.  1. — Deltouco  ol  poetry,  v.  2. — 
Portrait  of  my  uncle's  snutf-box,  v.  1.— Chap- 
ter oi\  portraits,  v.  1. — The  Prison-breaker,  t.  1. 
— Mornolr  aud  essay  ou  the  genius  of  Shakspeare,  v. 
1.— Short  mystery,  v.  1.— The  Spanish  student, 
V.  1.— The  Stauntons,  v.  1.— Story  of  the  back- 
room wlndo-^v,  V.  2. — The  Usher,  v.  2. — Vicissi- 
tudes in  a  lawyer's  life,  v.  1. 

Flood  of  Thessaly,  the  Girl  of  Provence, 

and  other  poems.     London,  1823.     8°.     1394 

Cnnlenti.  Babylon;  wllli  liii)  Feant  of  Bel.shazzar. 
— Lellrr  of  Boccaccio. — Dedicatory  stanzas. — 
Fall  of  Saturn.  —  Flood  of  Thessaly.  —  The 
Genealogist. — Girl  of  Provence— To  the  Sky- 
lark.—A  Still  place.— Tartarns.— A  War  song. 

(Rov.  of  lu  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  13, 1823,  p.  032.) 


Mirandola,  a  tragedy.   London,  1821.   8°. 

3362 

Poetical  works.    London,  1822.    3  v.  16°. 

1385 

Contents.  The  Death  of  Acls,  v.  2.— Diego  de 
Montilla,  v.  2.— Dramatic  scenes,  v.  1,  3.— The 
Falcon,  v.  2.— Gyges,  v.  2.— Marclan  Colonua, 
V.  3.— Miscellaneous  poems,  v.  1-3.— A  Sicilian 
story,  V.  2.— The  Wor.ship  of  Diana,  v.  2. 

Gabriello  and  Adriana.     2  pp.     {Harper's  Mag. 

V.  52,  1876,  p.  897.)— Poems.  84  pp.  (Alkin,  J.,  Brit. 
poets,  V.  2,  p.  378.) 

Hewlett,   H.  G.    Barry  Cornwall.    10  pp.    (Nine- 

teentli  Cent.  v.  4,  1878,  p.  643.)— Marc  ian  Colonna,  an 
Italian  tale.  12  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  34,  1834, 
p.  449.)— Sicilian  story.  8  pp.  (Rov.  of  in  Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  6,  1820,  p.  643;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  33,  1820,  p. 
144.)— Simcox,  G.  A.  Barry  Cornwall.  11pp.  [Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  8.  V.  21,  1877,  p.  708.)— Stedman,E.  C.  A  repre- 
sentative triad.  Hood,  Arnold,  P.  15  pp.  (Scribner's 
Monthh/,  V.  7,  1874,  p.  403.) 

Fields,  .T.  T.    "  Barry  Cornwall  "  and  some  of  his 

friends.  28  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  ."^1,1875,  p.  777;  v. 
52,  1876,  p.  57.)— Barry  CorQwall's  life  and  poems. 
21  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  147,  1878,  p.  333.)_Ma8on,  E.  T. 
Bryan  Waller  Procter.  10  pp.  (fn  his  Personal  traits 
of  Brit,  authors,  p.  259.)— Whipple,  E.  P.  Barry 
Cornwall  aud  some  of  his  contemporaries.  39  pp. 
(In  liis  Recollections  of  eminent  men,  p.  305;  and  Inter- 
nat.  Rev.  v.  4,  1877,  p.  514.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  5,  1819,  p.  310;  v.  81, 
1857,  p.  256 ;  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  68,  1878,  p.  63. 

and  Talfoiird,  Sir  Thomas  Noon.  Even- 
ings with  the  Lambs.  8  pp.  (Mason,  E.  T.,  Personal 
traits  nf  Brit,  authors,  p.  269.) 

Procter,  Francis.  History  of  the  Book  of 
Common  prayer.  9  ed.,  revised.  London, 
1870.     12°.  —1247 

Procter,  Maj.  George.  History  of  Italy, 
from  the  fall  of  the  western  empire  to  the 
commencement  of  the  wars  of  the  French 
revolution.     2  ed.     London,  1844.     8°.    3543 

History  of  the  crusades  :  their  rise,  pro- 
gress, and  results.     Phila.  1860.     8°.       3733 

Procter,  Richard  Wright.  1816-81.  Memo- 
rials of  Manchester  streets.  Manchester, 
1874.     8°.  1535 

Proctor,  Annie  L.  Janie  Thompson's  lovers. 

5  pp.  (Harper's  Mug.  v.  30,  18C5,  p.  208.)— Peggoty 
Plimpton's  choir.  6  pp.  (//arper's  J/agi.  v.  28, 1864, 
p.  833.) 

Proctor,  Edna  Dean.  1838—.  Holy  Rus- 
sia. 2  pp.  [Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  17,  1879,  p.  803.)— Thy 
Psyche.     1  p.     (Atlanl.  Monthly,  v.  i.lSoT,  p.  5&G.) 

{Ed.)   Life  thoughts.   See  Beecher,  H.  W. 

Proctor,  Maj.  George.    See  Procter,  Maj.  G. 
Proctor,  Israel  Putnam.     Proctor,  J.  W. 

Israel  Putnam  Proctor.  2  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Goueal. 
Soc.  Mem.  ling.  v.  1,  p.  339.) 

Proctor,  John  W.    Israel  Putnam  Proctor. 

2  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  1, 
p.  339. ) 

Proctor,  Lucien  Brock.  1826—.  Bench  and 
bar  of  New  York.   New  York,  1870.   8°.  3893 

Contents. 

Angel,  W.  G.  Hathaway,  S.  G.  Noxon,  R.  D. 

Baldwin,  J.  Haven,  S.  K.  Reynolds,  M.  T. 

Barker,  G.  P.  Hawley,  W.  M.  Richardson,  J.  L. 

Beardsley,  8.  Hill.  N.  Smith,  H.  K. 

Brady,  J.  T.  Hoffman,  O.  Spencer,  J.  0. 

Bryan,  W.  G.  Hosmer,  G.  Stewart,  A. 

Butler,  B.  F.  Lord,  D.  Tracy,  A.  H. 

Cruger,  D.  Marcy,  W.  L.  Van  Buren,  E. 

DlckhiBOU,  D.  S.  Marvin,  D.  Wells,  H. 

Fltzhugh,  S.  H.  Mathews,  V.  Wordeu,  A. 

Grimu,  E.  MuUott,  J.  Young,  J. 

Proctor,  Richard  Anthony.  1837-88.  Essays 
ou  astronomy:  a  series  of  papers  on  planets 
and  meteoi-8,  the  sun  and  sun-surrounding 
space,  stars  and  star  cloudlets :  aud  a  dis- 
sertation  ou   the   approaching   transit   of 


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Venus,  preceded  bj'  a  sketch  of  the  life  aud 
•work  of  Sir  John  Herschel.  London.  1872. 
8°.  —2405 

Expanse  of  heaven.     A  series  of  essays 

on  the  wonders  of  the  firmament.  Loudon, 
1873.     IS''.  —2497 

The  great  pyramid  ;  observatory,  tomb, 

and  temple.     London.  1883.     12°.  1777 

Light  science  for  leisure  hours.    A  series 

of  familiar  essays  on  scientific  subjects, 
natural  phenomena,  etc.    London,  1871.    8°. 

—2497 
Tlie  same.   2  s.   London,  1873.   8°.   —2497 

The  moon  :  her  motions,  aspect,  scenery, 

and  physical  condition.  New  York,  1873. 
12°.  —2497 

Orbs  around  us  :  a  series  of  familiar  es- 
says on  the  moon  and  planets,  meteors  and 
comets,  the  sun  and  coloured  pairs  of  suns. 
London,  1872.     12°.  —2497 

Other  worlds  than  ours  :  the  plurality  of 

worlds  studied  under  the  light  of  recent 
scientific  researches.    London,  1870.     12°. 

—2497 

Our  place  among  infinities  ...   To  which 

are  added  essays  on  astrology  and  the  Jew- 
ish Sabbath.     London,  1876.    p.  8°.      —2497 

The  sun  :   ruler,  fire,  light,  and  life  of 

the  planetary  system.     London,  1871.     12°. 

—2497 

The  universe  and  the  coming  transits  : 

presenting  researches  into,  and  new  views 
respecting  the  constitution  of  the  heavens  : 
together  with  an  investigation  of  the  condi- 
tions of  the  coming  transit  of  Venus.  Lon- 
don, 1874.     8°.  —2405 

Fraser,  J.   Richard  Anthony  Proctor.  3  pp.  {Scrib- 

ner's  M'n'kly,  v.  7,  1874,  p.  172.) 

Proctor,  Thomas.  16  cent.  Gorgious  gal- 
lery of  gallant  inventions.  By  T.  P.  Ix)n- 
don.  1578.  sm.  4°.  {With  Edwards,  R., 
Paradise  of  daynty  devises:  Collier,  J.  P., 
Reprints. )  1384 

The  same.  London,  repr.  1814.  4°.   (Park, 
T.,  Helicania,  v.  1.)  1382 

Proctor,  Col.  Thomas.  1739-1806.  Narra- 
tive of  the  journey  of,  to  the  Indians  of  the  northwest, 
1791.  72  pp.  (Linn,  J.  B.,  and  Egle,  W.  H.  {Eds.),  Pa. 
ardiives,  2  s.  v.  4, 1876,  p.  551.) 

Proctor.    Cohen,  F.     On  the  word  Proctor, 

as  employed  In  the  will  of  Eichard  Watts,  the  founder 
of  the  Rochester  alms-houses.  3  pp.  (Archaeolopia,  v. 
18, 1817,  p.  9.) 

Proculus.    Vopiscus.  F.    Proculus.    2  pp. 

(Sparilanus,  M.,  and  others.  Hist.  Augustae  script,  sex, 
V.  2,  p.  2:».) 

Prodicus,  of  Ceos.    B.  C.    5  cent.    Frag- 

meuta.  [Gr.  et  Lat.^  8  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biftho^A.  or. 
Fragm.  philos.  Gr.  v.  2,  p.  135.) 

"Welcker,  F.  G.     Prodifcos    von   Keos.     151  pp. 

{Rheinifch.  mus.  v.  1,  1833,  pp.  1,  533;  v.  4,  1835,  p.  355.) 

Prodig^alit^s  d'un  Fermier  General.    Cam- 
pardon,  E.  5897 
Prodigal's  retnrii.  7  pp.   (Harper's  Mag. 

V.  1,  Ibou,  p.  836.)  t-x-  X-  "w 

Prodigies.    Bulenger,  J.  C.     De  prodigiis. 

29  pp.  Graevlus,  J.  G.,  Thes.  anliq.  Rom.  v.  5,  p.  4.i7.) 
—  Obsequens,  J.  De  prodigUs.  169  pp.  ( FFito  Vale- 
rius Maxitnus,  De  dictis  factisque  memorabilibus,  T.  3,  p. 
37  :  Leinalre,  N.  E.,  Bibliolh.  class.  Lat.) 

Prodromus,  Theodorus.    Miller,  E.    Theo- 
dore Prodrome.    7  pp.    (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr. 
des  MS.S,  V.  23,  pt.  2,  1872,  p.  1.) 
PAUT  IV.— 118. 


Prodrouiiis  systeiuatis  naturalis  regni 
vegetabilis.    Candolle,  A.  P.  de.    17  v.  in  20. 

—2696 
Production,  Cost  of.    27  pp.   Bagehot,  W., 

Economic  studies,  p.  183. 

Production  artificielle  des  monstnio- 
sites.     Dareste,  C.  —1694 

Production  of  the  precious  metals.  Blake, 
W.  P.  -3745 

Proehle,  Heinrich  Christoph  Ferdinand. 
1822 — .  Kinder-  und  volksmaerchen.  Leip- 
zig, 1853.     12°.  1238 

[Ed.)     Weltliche  und  geistliche  volks- 

lieder  und  volksschauspiele.  Miteiner  musik- 
beilage.     Erfurt,  n.  d.     16°.  2344 

Proeiss,  Robert.  1821-.  Geschichte  des 
neueren  dramas.    Leipzig,  1881-83.    3  v.  8°. 

3323 

Contents.  Das  neuere  drama  der  Dentscben  bis 
Leselug,  V.  3,  pt.  1. — Das  neuere  drama  der  Deutschea 
von  Goethe's  auttreten  bis  auf  unsere  tage,  v.  3,  pt.  2. 
— Das  neuere  drama  der  Eiiglaender,  v.  2,  pt.  2. — 
Das  neuere  drama  in  Frankreicb,  v.  2,  pt.  1.— Das 
neuere  drama  der  Xtalieiiei-,  v.  1.— Rueckblick  aul 
die  entwickelung  des  mlttelalterllchen  dramas, 
V.  1.— Das  neuere  drama  der  Spatiier,  v.  1. 

Heinrich  Heine.    Sein  lebensgang  und 

seine  schriften,  nach  den  neuesten  quellen 
dargestellt.     Stuttgart,  1886.     8°.  5895 

Profanity.  Sharman,  J.  Cursory  history 
of  sweai'ing.     1884. 

Becon,  T.    Invective  against  the  most  wicked  and 

detestable  vice  of  swearing.  43  pp.  (Early  works, 
p.  350 :  Parker  &)c.)— Brautome,  P.  de  B.,  Seigneur  de. 
Serraens  et  Juremens  espalgnolles.  24  pp.  ((Euvres 
compl.  V.  6,  p.  397.) — Calvin,  J.  Ordonnances  sur  les 
Jurements  et  les  blasphemes.  3  pp.  (Opera  quae 
supersunt  omnia,  y.  10,  p.  59:  Corpus  Reform,  v.  38.)— 
Hall,  J.  Remedy  of  profaneness :  or,  the  true  sight 
and  fear  of  the  Almighty.    61  pp.    ( Wvrks,  v.  6,  p.  324.) 

See  also  Oatbs. 

Professional  recollections  on  points 

of  seamanship.     Liardet,  Capt.  F.        —2776 

Professions.     Burnap,   G.  W.     The  pro- 

fesiious.  27  pp.  (Miscel.  uji-itings,  p.  131.)— Flak,  F. 
W.  Unity  of  the  professions.  14  pp.  (Xew  Englander, 
T.  35, 1876,  p.  534.)— Outlyiiig  proressions.  13  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  1.36,  1884,  p.  579.)— Rearden,  T.  H. 

Over-crowded  professions  on  the  Pacitlc  slope.  6  pp. 
{Ocerld.  Monthly,  v.  1, 1868,  p.  248.) 

Professor,  The.  Nicholls,  Mrs.  C.  B.  (Currer 
Bell,  pseud.)  1264 

Professor  at  the  breakfast-table. 
Holmes.  O.  W.  2276 

Professor  Henneberg.  12  pp.  (Harper's 

Mag.  V.  16,  1858,  p.  56.) 

Professom  och  Hans  ISkyddslingar. 

Carlen.  E.  S.  F.  {Saml.  ronianer.  v.  15.)  1277 
Professors  of  Greshani  College,  Lives 

of  the.     Ward.  J.  3771 

Professor's  story.  The.    201  pp.    Holmes, 

O.  W.     {Allant.  Monthly,  v.  5,  1860,  pp.  88.  222,  347,  470, 
602;  v.  6,  1860,  pp.  93,  215,  362,482,613,729:  v.  7,  1861, 
pp.  75,  214,  272,  395.) 
iVo<«.— Afterward  pub.  as  Elsie  Venner. 

Proffatt,  John.     Woman  before  the  law. 

New  York,  1874.     12°.  —1387 

Profit,  History  and  future  of  interest  and. 

20  pp.     Leslie,  T.  E.     (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  30, 1881,  p.  640.) 

Profits,  Margin  of.     Atkinson,  E.         —1308 
Prognostics.    Forster,   T.    I.  M.     Pocket 

encyclopaedia  of  natural   phenomena  .  .  . 

being  a  compendium  of  prognostications  of 

the  weather,  signs  of  the  seasons  .  .  .    1827. 
Cockay-ne,  T.  O.  (Ed.)    De  observatioue  lunae  et 

quid  cavendum  sit.    De  somniorum  eventu.    67  pp. 

(In  his  Leechdoms  ...  v.  3,  p.  149 :  Gl.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.) 


PROGRES 


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PROJECT 


Progr^s,  Le.    About,  E.  F.  V.  —1373 

Progr^s  des  sciences.    Deherain,  P.  P. 

4  V.  —1408 

Progr^S  du  droit  des  gens  en  Europe  et 

en  Ameiique.     Wheaton,  H.     2  v.       — 1315 
Progr^S  intellectuel  dans  I'humanite. 

Veron,  E.  —1716 

Progress. 

About,  E.  F.  V.    Le  progr^s.     1864. 

DixwELL,  G.  B.  "  Progress  and  poverty. " 

A  review  of  the  doctrines  of  Henry  George. 
1882. 

George,  H.    Progress  and  poverty.   1884. 

Magoon,  E.  L.    Westward  Empire ;  or, 

the  great  drama  of  human  progress.     1856. 

NicoLL,  H.   J.      Great  movements   and 

those  who  achieved  them.     1881. 

Brovrnson,  O.  A.     Progress  of  society.     23  pp. 

(Chr.  Exam.  v.  18,  1835,   p.  345.)— Cliannlng,  W.  E. 

Present  age.  An  address  delivered  before  the  Mer- 
cantile Library  Company  of  Phlla.,  May  11,  1841.  36 
pp.  (Works,  V.  6,  p.  147.)— Cobbe,  F.  P.  What  is 
progress  and  are  we  progressing  ?  14  pp.  {Fortn. 
JRev.  n.  8.  V.  1,  1867,  p.  357.)— Deloiidre,  A.  L'6cole 
du  progrfes,  sa  phllosophle  et  ses  dogmes.  27  pp. 
(Rev.  contemp.  1857,  v.  4,  p.  5.) — Dewey,  O.  Signs  and 
prospects  of  the  age.  17  pp.  (  Chr.  Exam.  v.  36, 1844, 
p.  7.> — Poi,T.  B.  War  against  time  and  space.  11pp. 
(Chr.  Exam.  v.  63,  1857,  p.  348.)— Fronde,  J.  A.  On 
progress.  35  pp.  (In  his  Short  studies  on  great  sub- 
jects, 2  s.  p.  245;  and!  Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  2,  1870,  p. 
671.)— Hedge,  F.  H.  The  19  century.  18  pp.  (Chr. 
Exam.  V.  48,  1850,  p.  373.)— Human  progression; 
theories  about  it.  36  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  14,  1851, 
p.  3.)— Hutclilnsou,  J.  G.  Progress  and  wages.  9 
pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  16, 1884,  p.  630.)— Martin,  H.  M. 
Le  progrfes,  conferences  pr6ch6es  h.  Notre-Dame  de 
Paris,  par  le  R.  P.  Felix.  27  pp.  {Rev.  ccmtemp.  1856, 
V.  2,  p.  33.)— Opposition  to  new  trntbs.  24  pp. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  83,  1874,  p.  82.)— Ozanam,  A.  F. 
Du  progrfes  dans  les  si&cles  de  decadence.  36  pp. 
(Correspondant,  v.  30, 1852,  pp.  257,  321.)— Pattlson,  M. 
Age  of  reason.  19  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  21,  1877,  p. 
343.)— The  thing  that  might  be.  12  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  132, 1881,  p.  320.)— Perln,  0.  Du  progrfts  materiel 
et  du  renoncement  chretien.  53  pp.  ( Correspondant, 
V.  34,  1854,  p.  675;  v.  35,  1855,  p.  67.)— Perreyve,  H. 
Du  progres  par  le  Christianisme.  32  pp.  (Correspon- 
dant, V.  36,  1855,  p.  481.)— Pope,  A.  R.  Relation  of 
progress  to  liberty.  15  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  42, 1847,  p. 
345.)— Progress  and  retrogression.  19  pp.  (Dub- 
linUniv.  J/ap.  v.  37,1851,  p.67.) — Progress  of  society. 
24  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  63,  1846,  p.  334T)— Progress  our 
lavr.  12  pp.  (Boston  Quart.  Rev.  v.  3,  1840,  p.  397.),— 
Spencer,  H.  Progress:  its  law  and  cause.  60  pp. 
(Efsays,  v.  1,  p.  1.)— Sumner,  C.  Law  of  human  pro- 
gress. 58  pp.  ( Works,  V.  2,  p.  89.)— Union  and  pro- 
cress.  8  pp.  (Boston  Quart.  Rev.  v.  1,  1838,  p.  192.)- 
Warner,  C.  D.  Thoughts  suggested  by  Mr.  Fronde's 
"Progress."  9  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  l.lSli,  p.  351.) 
See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  126, 1879,  p.  684 ;  Westm. 
Rev.  n.  8.  V.  11, 1857,  p.  445. 

Progress    and   present   position    of 

Russia  in  the  East.     Macneill,  Sir  J.        3466 

Progress  in  art  and  architecture. 
Seddon,J.  P.  —1774 

Progress  of  America.  Macgregor,  J. 
2  V.  1652 

Progress  of  discovery,  navigation,  and 
commerce,  Historical  sketch  of  the.  Steven- 
son, W.  —1464 

Progress  of  error.    19  pp.    Cowper,  W., 

I'oel.  works,  v.  1,  p.  25. 

Progress  of  inconstancy ;  a  moral  tale. 

7  pp.     [ISIaikwood's  Mag.  v.  1,  1H17,  p.  COl.) 

Progress   of  knouledge    in    England, 

Historical  sketch  of  the.  Barlace,  J.  G.    2244 

Progress  of  love.    22  pp.    Lyttelton,  G., 

1  Baron  Lyttellon,  Works,  v.  3,  p.  51. 

Progress  of  nations,  Essays  on  the.  Sea- 
man, E.  C.    2  V.  —1897 


Progress  of  philosophy. 

Norden,  J. 


Tyler,  S. 

—1418 
Progress  of  piety.    Norden,  J.     {Parker 
Soc. )  —4227 

Progress  of  revolution,  poem.    8  pp. 

(Eraser's  Mag.  v.  5, 1832,  p.  C83.) 

Progress  of  Russia.    Urquhart,  D.    3467 
Progress  of  science  in  England,  Collec- 
tion of  letters  illustrative  of  the.     Halliwell- 
Phillipps,  J.  O.  {Ed.)  —1493 

Progress  of  the  age.    10  pp.    Paulding, 

J.  K.,  Tales  of  the  good  woman,  p.  253. 

Progress  of  the  intellect.  Mackay,  R. 
W.     2v.  —1423 

Progress  of  the  nation.    Porter,  G.  R. 

—1395 

Progress  of  the  physical  and  mathe- 
matical sciences.  Powell,  B.  (Lardner,  D., 
Cab.  Cyc.)  —1518 

Progress  of  the  soul.   32  pp.   Donne,  J., 

Compl.  poems,  v.  1,  p.  65.    (Fuller  worthies'  libr.) 

Progress  of  the  United  States.  Fisher, 

R.  S.  1643 

Progress  of  the  United  States  ...  in 

50  years.     Tucker,  G.  —1393 

Progress  of  the  working  class,  1832- 
67.     Ludlow,  J.  M.,  and  Jones,  L.        —1388 

Progress  of  the  world  in  arts,  agricul- 
ture, commerce  .  .  .     Mulhall,  M.  G.     —2397 

Progresses  and  public  processions 
of  Queen  Elizabeth.     Nichols,  J.     3  v,     1532 

Progresses,  processions,  and  magnifi- 
cent festivities  of  King  James  I.  Nichols, 
J.     4  V.  1541 

Progressive  American  architecture. 
Croflf,  G.  B.  —1772 

Progressive  exercises  on  the  compo- 
sition of  Greek  iambic  verse.   Beatson,  B.W. 

—2156 

Progressive  orthodoxy.  Smyth,  E.  C, 
and  others.  — 4257 

Progressive  supplemental  diction- 
ary of  the  English  language.    Fallows,  S. 

1141 

Progressive  thinkers.  Responsibilities 

of.  9  pp.  Thomas,  H.  W.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  136,  1883, 
p.  OS.) 

Prohibited  books.    Hart,W.  H.    Index 

expurgatorius  Anglicanus  .  .  .  1872-74, 
3pts. 

Index  expurgatorius.    An  exact  reprint, 

ed.  with  a  preface  by  Richard  Gibbings. 
1837. 

Reusch,  F.   H.     Index  der  verbotenen 

buecher.     1883-85,  2  v. 

Die    Indices    librorum    prohibitorum 

des  16  jahrhunderts.  1886.  {Biblioth.  lit. 
vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  176.) 

Catalogue   coinplet  .  .  .   des   ouvrages  qui 

out  £te  I'objct  de  condemnations  .  .  .  depuis 
1814,  Jusqu'au  Sopt.  1>^47.  40  pp.  (Migno,  J.  P.,  Encyc. 
thiol,  v.  12,  p.  1329.)— Index  llbrornm  prohibito- 
rum juxta  exemplar  Romanum  jussu  Sanctlssiml 
Domini  Nostri  edltum  anno  lh35.  165  pp.  (MIgne,  J. 
P.,  Eiicyc.  tkeol.  v.  12,  p.  905.)— Papal  Index  of  pro- 
hibited books.  22  pp.  {Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  14,  1851, 
p.  133.)— Suppressed  and  censured  books.  34 
pp.     {EHn.  Rev.  v.  134,  1871,  p.  101.) 

See  also  Books  coitdenined. 

Prohibition.  See  Temperance  and  intem- 
perance. 

Project  for  a  railroad  to  the  Pacific. 
Whitney,  A.  —2715 


PROJECT 


3607 


PROMISES 


Project  for  raising  an  hospital  for  de- 
cayed authors.  7  pp.  Cooper,  J.  G.  (Dodsley,  K., 
Fugitive  pieces,  v.  2,  p.  313.) 

Project  of  finance:  or,  a  proposed  method 

of  affording  relief  to  the  country  at  large,  in  the  present 
crisis,  181G;  and  eventually  of  raising  considerable 
and  increasing  supplies,  without  having  recourse  to 
new  taxes.    17  pp.    {PampUeteer,  v.  11, 1818,  p.  115.) 

Projectiles.  Benet,  Bvt.  Lieut. -Col.  S.  V. 
Electro-ballistic  machines  and  the  Schultz' 
chronoscope.     1866. 

DiDiON,   Gen.   J.      Traite   de  balistique. 

1860. 

Prou,  v.     Chirobaliste  d 'Heron  d'Alex- 

andrie.  1877.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr. 
desMSS^v.  26.  1877,  pt.  2.) 

ScoFFERN,J.    Projectile  weapons  of  war. 

1859. 

Coqullhat,  (— ).    Trajectolres  des  fusees  volantes 

dans  le  vide.  33  pp.  (Liege,  Soc.  roy.  des  scl.  Mem. 
2  8.  V.  5, 1873.1— Cristal,  M.  Fusees  de  guerre,  leur 
fabrication,  leur  emploi  dans  les  armees  raodernes. 
47  pp.  {Rev.  contemp.  1863,  v.  1,  p.  156.) — Garncci,  P. 
8ur  rauthemicite  des  balles  de  tronde  trouvees  k  As- 
coli.  3  pp.  (Soc.  antlq.  de  France,  Bull.  1878,  pp.  51, 
139;  with  M6m.  v.  39, 1878.)— Lavillegille,  P.  A.  N.  de. 
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(Kleine  schriften,  v.  2,  p.  240.) 

See  also  Boomerang.— Fire-arms. — Ordnance. 

Projections.  Craig.  T,  Treatise  on  pro- 
jections.  1882.  ( U.  S.  Coast  and  Geod.  Surv.) 

Da  VIES,  C.  Elements  of  descriptive  ge- 
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cal projections.     1840. 

Ferrers,  N.  M.     Elementary  treatise  on 

trilinear  co-ordinates  .  .  .  and  the  theory  of 
projections.     1876. 

Projets  d'architecture,  et  autres  pro- 
ductions de  cet  art.  qui  ont  merites  les 
grands  prix,  accordes  par  T Academic,  par 
rinstitut  national  de  France  .  .  .  (Graves  et 
publics  par  Allais,  Detournelle ,  et  Vaudover. ) 
Paris,  1806.     fo.  —1791 

Projets  €le  niariage  de  la  reine  Elisabeth. 
La  Ferriere-Percy,  H.,  Comte  de.  1548 

Prokesch-Osten,  Anton,  Graf  von.  1795- 
1876.  Aus  dem  nachlasse  des  Grafen  Pro- 
kesch-Osten. Briefwechsel  mit  Herrn  von 
Gentz  und  Fuersten  Metternich.  Wien, 
1881.     2  V.  p.  8°.  3487 

Mes  relations  avec  le  Due  de  Reichstadt. 

Memoire  posthume  tr,  de  Tallemand.  Paris, 
1878.     16°.  5842 

Prokop,  Ita  Aniol.      How   the    opera    of 

"Daute"  was  written.     8  pp.     (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  9, 


1875,  p.  537.) 

Prolegomena  logica. 


Mansel,  H.  L. 


-1445 


Prolegomena  of  the  history  of  reli- 
gions.    Reville,  A.  —2264 
Prolegomena    to    ancient    history. 

Mahaffy.  J.  P.  2453 

Prolegomena  to  every  futnre  meta- 
physic.    Kant,  I.,  Works,  tr.  by  J.  Richard- 
son. V.  2.  — 1425 
Pro  lego  m^nes  de  I'histoire  des  re> 
ligions.    Reville,  A.  —2274 
Prolixity.    15   pp.     [Blackwood^s  Mag.  v. 

109,  1871,  p.  616.) 

Proll,  Karl  Wilhelm  Ferdinand.  1833—. 
Dissertatio  de  formis  antiquis  Lucretianis. 
Vratislaviae,  1859.     8°.  3254 

Vita.  2  pp.  ( With  his  Dissertatio  de  formis  anti- 
quis Lucretianis,  p.  59.) 

Prologue  and  epilogue  in  English  liter- 
ature from  Shakespeare  to  Dryden.  Study  of 
the.     B..  G.  S.  2244 

Prologues  and  epilogues.  2  v.  Gar- 
rick.  D.,  Poet,  works,  v.  1.  2.  1387 

Prolusiones  architectonicae.  Wil- 
kins.  W.  —1771 

Prolusiones  oratoriae.    59  pp.    Milton, 

■J.,    I|-.,,fo-,  V.  7.  p.  411. 

Promathides,  of  Heradeia.    B.  C.  1  cent. 

Fragmenta.  2  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm. 
lust.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  201;  Memaon,  of  Heracleia  Ponlica,  His- 
torianim  excerpta,  p.  103.) 

Proniathion.    Fragmenta.    2  pp.     (Didot, 

A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm.  hist.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  202.) 

Promenade  du  sceptique,  ou  les  allees. 

14i  pp.     Diderot,  D.,  Mimoires,  v.  4,  p.  241. 

Promenade  en  9  dialogues.    272  pp. 

La  M^tlie  le  Vayer,  F.  de,  CEuvres,  v.  4,  pt.  1,  p.  I. 

Promenades   autour   d'un  village. 

Dudevant,  Mine.  A.  L.  A.  D.  (George  Sand, 

psewd.),  CEiivres  compl. 
Promenades  de  Paris.    Alphand,  J.  C. 

A.  P.33 

Promenades  de  Platon  en  Sicile,  conte. 

5'2  pi>.     Marmontel,  J.  F.,  CEuvres,  v.  3,  p.  154. 

Promessi  sposi,  I,  storia  milanese.    Man- 

zoni,  A.  F.  T.  A.     3  v.  1293 

Prometeo,  II,  poema.    90  pp.    Monti,  V., 

Opere,  v.  2,  p.  181. 

Prometheus.   Bergk,  T.    Loesungen.  Zur 

Promelheussage.  6  pp.  {Philologus,  v.  32, 1873,  p.  673.) 
— Heffter,  M.  W.  Prometheus:  eine  mythologisch- 
antiquarische  abhandlung.  9  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  Alter- 
thumsw.  V.  3, 1836.  p.  430.)— Holle,  K.  Prometheussage 
mit  besouderer  beruecksichtlgung  Ihrer  bearbeitung 
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metheus; ein  fund  aus  Pergamon.  44  pp.  1  pl.  (Ber- 
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(Zeits.  f.  vnelkerpsych.  v.  2,  1862,  p.  1.) 

Prometheus.     129  pp.     Percival,  J.   G., 

Poems,  p.  39. 

Prometheus  chained.    2  pp.    {Fraser''s 

Mig.  V.  f,6,  18C-2,  p.  171.) 

Prometheus  Desmotes.    See  ^schylus. 
Prometheus  unbound.   77  pp.   Shelley, 

p.  13.,  Poet,  wnrks,  v.  1,  p.  305. 

Promts,  Vincenzo,  and  Xegroni,  Carlo 
[Eds.)  Commedia  di  Dante  Alighieri  col 
commento  iuedito  di  S.  T.  da  Ricaldone. 
See  Dante  Alighieri  (in  supplement). 

Promise  unfulfilled.    5  pp.    (Harper-s 

Mag.  V.  4,  1852,  p.  80.) 

Promises.    7  pp.    (New  Englander,  v.  2, 

1844,  p.  503.) 


PROMOS  AND  CASSANDRA 


3608 


PROPERTIUS 


Promos  and  Cassandra.  115  pp.  Whet- 
stone, G.  (Hazlitt,  W.  C,  Shakesp.  lihr.  v.  3,  p.  155;  v.  G, 
p.  202.) 

Prompsault,  Jean  Henri  Romain,  Abbe. 
1798-1858.  Dictionnaire  raisonne  de  droit 
et  de  jurisprudence  en  matiere  civile  eccle- 
siastique.  Paris,  1849.  3  v.  r.  8°.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Encyc.  theol.  v.  36-38.)  —4282 

Contents. 
Abandon-Cuve,  v.  1.  Pacanarlstes-Voyageura, 

Dals-Ouvroirs,  v.  2.  v.  3. 

Promptorium  parvnlornm  sive  cleri- 
corum.  Galfridus.  3  v.  [Camden  Soc.  Nos. 
25,  54,  89.)  1596 

Promulgation  of  laws.  Essay  on  the. 

9  pp.     Beuihain,  J.,  Works,  v.  1,  p.  155. 

Promns  of  formularies  and  elegancies. 

25  pp.    Bacon,  Sir  F.,  Works,  v.  7,  1870,  p.  187. 

Promus  of  formularies  and  elegancies 
...  by  Francis  Bacon  illustrated  and  eluci- 
dated.    Pott.  Mrs.  H.  3304 

Prononeiation  de  la  langue  frangaise, 
Dictionnaire  de  la.     Feline,  A.  1165 

Prononeiation  fran<;aise,  De  la.  Thu- 
rot,  C.     2  V.  —2132 

Pronouneing  dietionary ...  of  musical 
terms.  Mathews,  W.  S.  B.  [With  Ms  How 
to  understand  music.)  — 2755 

Pronoiineing  gazetteer  of  the  world. 
Thomas.  J.,  and  Baldwin,  T.  L.lll 

Pronouns.    Humboldt,   F.   W.   C.   K.   F., 

Freikerr  von.  TJebcr  die  verwandtschaft  der  ortsad- 
verbieu  mlt  dem  pronomen  In  elnigen  sprachen.  26 
pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssens.  J'hilol.  hist.  Masse  Abhandl. 
1829,  p.  1.)— Key,  T.  H.  On  the  pronouns  of  the  1  and 
2  persons.  13  pp.  (Philol.  Soc.  London,  rroc.  v.  4, 
1850,  p.  25.)— Mueller,  E.  Von  dem  pronomen.  13 
pp.     (Philolngus,  V.  5,  1850,  p.  225.) 

Pronuneiation.  Carr,  T.  S.  Classical 
pronunciation  of  proper  names.     1842. 

Hoffory,    J.      Phonetische   streltfragen.     34   pp. 

{Zeils.  f.  rergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  23,  1877,  p.  525.)— 
Micliaelis,  G.  Dorsal  und  apical,  Oder  oral  ?  5  pp. 
(Zeils.  f.  verr/leicli.  sprachforsch.  v.  23,  1877,  p.  518.)— On  a 
new  mode  of  pronoimcing  the  ancient  lan- 
guages. 11  p|i.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Jnurn.  v.  38, 1828, 
p.  1411.)— Tlilel»ault,D.  De  la  pronunciation.  17  pp. 
(Berlin  Akad.  -wissous.  Nouv.  viem.  1773,  p.  404.) 

Prony,  Gaspard  Clair  Frangois  Marie  Riche, 
Baron  de.  1755-1839.  Instruction  elemeii- 
taire  sur  les  nioyens  de  calculer  les  inter- 
valles  musicaux.     Paris,  1832.     4°.       —2733 

Proof.    See  Evidence. — Logic. 

Proofs  of  the  corruption  of  Gen.  James 
Wilkinson.     Clark.  D.  1635 

Propaedeutik  der  Araber  im  10  jahr- 
hundert.     Dieterici,  F.  3107 

Propaganda,  Rome.  Ozanam,  A.  F.  No- 
tice sur  I'oeuvre  do  la  Propagation  de  la  Fol.  17  pp. 
{Oiuvres,  v.  8,  p.  23.) 

Proper  dyalogue  betwene  a  gentillman 
and  a  husbandman  :  eche  complaynynge  to 
other  their  miserable  calamite  through  the 
ambition  of  the  clergye.  Together  with  a 
compendious  olde  treatise,  shewynge  that 
we  ought  to  have  the  Scripture  in  Englyshe. 
Written  by  a  Lollard  about  1450  A.  D.  Lon- 
don, 1871.  12°.  (Arber,  E.,  Reprints;  unth 
Roy,  W.,  and  Barlowe,  J.,  Rede  me  and  be 
not  ivrothe.)  2127 

Proper  names.    See  Names. 

Proper  names  of  the  Old  Testament,  ar- 
ranged alphabetically  from  the  original  text, 
with  historical  and  geographical  illustr. 
London,  1859.    8°,  1158 


Proper   new    boke  of  the  armonye  of 

byrdes.     15  pp.     Collier,  J.  P.  (Ed.)     {Percy  .S'oc.'v.  7.) 

Propert,  J.  L.     History  of  miniature  art. 

With  notes  on   collectors  and  collections. 

London,  1887.     fo.  —1762 

Propertius,  Sextus  Aurelius.     Circa  B.  C, 

50-12.     Opera  omnia,  ex  editione  C.  T.  Kui- 

noelis,  cum  notis  et  iuterpretatione  in  usum 

Delphini.  variis  lectionibus,  notis  variorum. 

Londini,  1822.   2  v.  8°.    (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Saipt. 

Lat.)  4242 

Contents.  Bartli,  F.  G.  Sex.  Aur.  Propertii  viia, 
per  annoa  digesta,  v.  1.— Dousa,  J.,  Jr.  In  S.  Pro- 
pertium  coujoctanea  ot  notae,  v.  2. — Elegiaruin  lib. 
I-IV,  V.  1,  2.— IVotae  variorum,  v.  2.— Praefatio,  v. 

1. — Recensus    codicnni,   v.   2 Receiisus    edl- 

tionuni,  v.  2 — Testimonia  et  jndicia  de  P.  v.  1. 
— Index,  V.  2. 

Carmina.      The    Elegies,    with    English 

notes,  by  F.  A.  Paley.  2  ed.  London,  1872. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  48,  1853,  p. 
518.)  3245 

Carmina.    Lipsiae,  1880.    16°.    (Catullus, 

C.  v.,  and  others,  Carmina.,  recens.  L.  Muel- 
ler.) 3247 

Elegiarum  libri  IV.     Amsterodami,  1626. 

32°.  [With  Catullus,  C.  V.,  Fragm.  quae 
extant.)  3247 

Elegiarum  libri  IV,  cum  nova  textus  re- 

censione,  argumentisque,  et  commentario 
novo,  quibus  accedunt  imitationes.  et  index 
verborum  locupletissimus.  Parisiis,  1832. 
8°.     (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Biblioth.  class.  Lat.) 

4246 

Elegiarum  libri  V.      Francofurti  ad  M. 

1833.  8°.  [Weher.W.E.,  Corpus  poet.  Lat. 
V.  1.)  3242 

Elegiarum  libri  IV  .  .   .     Quaestionum 

Propertianarum  libris  III  et  commentariis 
illustravit  G.  A.  B.  Hertzberg.  Halis,  1843- 
45.     3  V.  in  2,  8°.  3246 

Elegiac.  Lipsiae,  1885.  16°.  (TFtY/i  Ca- 
tullus, C.  v.,  Carmina  a  M.  Hauptio  recog- 
nita.)  3247 

Elegies ;  the  Satyricon  of  Petronius  Ar- 
biter, and  the  Kisses  of  Johannes  Secundus. 
Literally  tr.  and  accompanied  by  poetical 
versions  from  various  sources.  To  which  are 
added  the  Love  epistles  of  Aristaenetus. 
Tr.  by  R.  Brinsley  Sheridan  and  Mr.  Halhed. 
Ed.  by  Walter  K.  Kelly.  London,  1854. 
p.  8°.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Class.  Libr.)  1346 

Liast  elegy.    Tree  tr.  by  Sir  E.  W.  Head.    3  pp. 

(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  67,  1863,  p.  476.)— Letter  from  a 
wife  to  her  husband.  Tr.  by  Sir  K.  W.  Head.  3 
pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  68,  1863,  p.  391.)— A  Matron  ot 
the  old  school.  3  pp.  [l>uhHn  Univ.  Mag.  u.  s.  v.  1, 
1878,  p.  713.)-Selection8.  [Lat.]  74  pp.  (Pliider.N., 
Seteclions  from  the  less  known  Lai.  poets,  p.  107.) — The 
Shade  of  Cornelia  to  Panlus.  Tr.  by  N.  L. 
Frothlngham.     6  pp.     (C/»r.  Axam.  v.  34,  1843,  p.  70.) 

Da  VIES,  J.  Catullus,  Tibullus,  and  Pro- 
pertius. 1877.  (Collins,  W.  L.,  And.  clas- 
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EscHENBURG,  F.  B.  Obsei'vationes  criticae 

in  Propertium.    1865. 

Heimreich,C.  Quaestiones  Propertianae. 

1863. 

Keil,  H.  G.  T.     Observationes  criticae  in 

Propertium.     1843. 

LuETJOHANN,  C.  Commcntationes  Pro- 
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Teufel,  F.    De  CatuUi,  Tibulli,  Propertii 

vocibus  singularibus.     1873. 


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Bartb,  F.  G.    Sesti  Aurelil  Propertii  vita.    27  pp. 

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Property. 

AzCARATE,  G.  de.  Ensayo  sobre  la  historia 
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LABorLAYE,  E.  R.  L.    Histoire  du  droit 

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Laveleye,  E.  L.  V.  de.  Primitive  prop- 
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Worms.  E.  Recherches  sur  la  constitu- 
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. Bandou,  A.    Des  devoirs  de  la  grande  propri^tfi. 

22  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  33, 1854,  p.  321.)— Beutbam, 
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property  considered  as  to  its  legal  conditions.  30  pp. 
{Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  5,  1869,  pp.  2S4,  732.)— Janet,  P. 
Propriety  pendant  la  revolution.  35  pp.  {Ree.  d.  deux 
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— Pradii,  P.  De  la  propriety.  9  pp.  ( C-irrespondant, 
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priety d'apr^a  le  Code  civil.  84  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
Acad.  Sci.  moral.  Mim.  2  s.  v.  7, 1850,  p.  35.)— Viollet, 
P.  Caractere  collectif  des  premieres  proprletes  Immo- 
blUeres.  50  pp.  (Bibliolh.  G:ote  d.  CItartes,  v.  33,  1872, 
p.  455.)— AVeisse,  C.  H.  Ueber  den  rechtsgrund  des 
elgeuthums.  39  pp.  (Zeits.f.  philos.  v.  21, 1S52,  p.  101.) 
—"Wells,  D.  .\.  Are  titles  and  debts  property  ?  17  pp. 
(AUanl.  Monthly,  v.  40. 1877,  p.  347.)— "Wbelpley,  J.  D. 
Ideal  property.  7  pp.  {Ailant.  Montlily,  v.  22,  1868, 
p.  167.) 

See  also  Conveyaucing.  —  Inheritance.  —  In- 
surance.— Laud  teunre. — Leases. — Slortmaiu. 

Properzia  de  Rossi.    See  Rossi.  P.  de. 

Prophecies.  He.\d.  R.  Life  and  death  of 
Mother  Shipton.  Being  not  only  a  true  ac- 
count of  her  strange  birth  .  .  .  but  also  all 
her  prophesies,  now  newly  collected.  1687; 
repr.  1871. 

Shipton.  Mother.  Prophesie  in  the  raigne 

of  King  Henry  VIII.  1641;  repr.  1873.  (Hind- 
ley,  C,  Old  book  collect.  7ni.scel.  v.  3.  pt.  12.) 

SouTHCOTT,  J.     [Writings.]     1802-08,  5  v. 

Doellixger,  J.  J.  I.  von.     Prophecies 

and  the  prophetic  spirit  in  the  Christian  era. 
1873. 

Lecajju,  { — ) .  Abbe.  Dictionnaire  des  pro- 

pheties.  1852-55,  2  v.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Nouv. 
encyc.  theol.  v.  24,  25.) 

Bacon,  Sir  F.    Of  prophecies.    7  pp.    [Essays,  with 

annotations  by  R.  Whalely,  p.  377.)— Coleridge,  H. 
Uninspired  prophecy.  6  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  2, 
1860,  p.  309.)— German  popular  propbecies.  13 
pp.  (Blackwnod' s  Mag.  v.  67,  185i5,  p.  560.)— Propbe- 
cies for  tbe  present.  11  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v. 
64,  1848,  p.  703.)— Propbecy  of  tbe  Russians  at 
Constantinople.  3  pp.  (fVaser's  i/a<7.  v.  50, 1S54,  p. 
25.)— Spinoza,  B.  On  prophecy.  4  pp.  (Shelley.  P. 
B.,  Prose  works,  v.  3,  p.  315.)— AVbartou,  F.  Uncon- 
scious Greek  prophecy.  22  pp.  (Sibliotk.  Sacra,  v.  30, 
1873,  p.  144.) 

See  also  Divination. — Prediction  and  predie- 
tious. 

Prophecy,  Biblical.    See  Bible,  Prophecies. 
Prophecy  of  Capys.    31  pp.    Macaulay, 

T.  B.,  Baron,  Lays  of  ancient  Rome,  p.  175. 

Prophecy  of  Dante.    45  pp.    Byron,  G. 

G.  N..  Birnn,  Pi.^L  icr;..--,  v.  4,  p.  101. 

Prophecy  Of  fauiine.    34  pp.    Churchill, 

C,  Poet,  works,  \.  1,  p.  118. 

Prophecy  of  the  12  tribes.  3  pp.  (Black- 

KOOd's  Mag.  v.  55,  1844,  p.  1%.) 

Prophecy  viewei^in  respect  to  its  distinc- 
tive nature.     Fairbairn.  P.  — 4213 
Prophesie  of  Cadwallader.      81  pp. 

Haruert,  W.,  Poems,  p.  21.  (Fuller  worthies'  libr.  Mix- 
eel.  V.  1.) 


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Prophetic  visions  in  the  Book  of  Daniel, 

Remarks  on  the.     Tregelles,  S.  P.         —1228 

Proplietic  voices    concerning    America. 

183  pp.     Sumner,  C,  Works,  v.  12,  p.  1. 

Prophetical  office  of  the  church.  New- 
man, J.  H.,  Cardinal.  —3296 

Prophetic  des  Joel  und  ihre  ausleger. 
Merx,  A.  -1254 

Prophets.  Baring-Gould,  S.  B.  (JSJd.)  Le- 
gends of  the  patriarchs  and  prophets,  and 
other  Old  Testament  characters,     n.  d. 

Smith,  W.   R.      The  prophets  of  Israel 

and  their  place  in  history.     1882. 

Wits,  H.     De  prophetis.     1736.     [In  Ms 

Miscel.  sacr.  v.  1.) 

Frothingliam,  K.  L.    The  Jewish  prophet.    7  pp. 

{Chr.  Exam.  v.  42,  1847,  p.  402.) 

Proportion  {in  art).  Bonomi,  J.  Propor- 
tions of  the  human  figure.     1880. 

Hay,  D.  R.  On  the  science  of  those  pro- 
portions by  which  the  human  head  and 
countenance  as  represented  in  works  of 
ancient  Greek  art  are  distinguished  from 
those  of  ordinary  nature.     1849. 

Liloyd,  W.  W.  Memoir  oa  the  systems  of  propor- 
tion employed  In  the  design  of  the  Doric  temples  at 
Phlgaloia  and  Msina.  34  pp.  3  pi.  {With  Cockerell,  C. 
B.,  Temples  of  Jupiter  Panhellenius  .  .  .  and  of  Apollo 
Epicurius,  p.  61.) 

See  also  Anatomy  for  artists. 

Proportion  [in  mathematics).  Emerson, 
W.  Doctrine  of  proportion,  arithmetical 
and  geometrical.  1794.  [In  Ms  Cycloma- 
thesis,  V.  2.) 

Proportional  representation.  Buck- 
alew,  C.  R.  —1343 

Proposal  for  the  farming  liberty  of 

conscience.    32  pp.    Butler,  S.,  Posth.  works,  p.  69. 

Proprietates  algebraicaruni  curva- 
rum.     Waring,  E.  —2442 

Propri6t6  fonci^re  en  Occident,  Histoire 
du  droit  de.     Laboula^e,  E.  R.  L.         — 2343 

Propri6t6  territoriale  dans  les  pays 
musulmans,  Recherches  sur  la  constitution 
de  la.     Worms,  E.  —2343 

Propyl^es,  Les.    32  pp.    Burnouf,  E.,  Mem. 

sur  I'anliquiti,  p.  2G9. 

Prosapia  reguin   Francornm,  usque 

ad  Chllderlcum  ultlmum  regem  primae  stlrpis.  2  pp. 
(Bouquet,  M.,  liec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  2,  p.  697.) 

Prosatenrs  fran^ais  a  I'usage  des  ecoles, 

pub.  par  Velhagen  et  Klaslng.  13  pp.  (Eev.  of,  by  C. 
T.  Hon,  in  Zeils.f.  neufranz.  sprache  und  lit.  v.  2,  1880, 
p.  544.) 

Prose.     Hermann,  J.  G.  J.      De  differentia 

prosao  et  poetlcae  oratlonls  dlsputatio.  48  pp.  ( Opus- 
cula,  V.  1,  p.  81.) 

Prose    and    poetry  of  Europe   and 

America.     Morris,  G.  P.,  and  Willis,  N.  P. 

2132 
Prose  and  verse.  Dickenson,  J.  1305 
Prose  and  verse,  humorous,  satirical,  and 

sentimental.     Moore,  T.  2107 

Prose  chagrine.    148  pp.    La  Mothe  le 

Vayer,  F.  de,  Oiuvres,  v.  3,  pt.  1,  p.  239. 

Prose  italiane.      See  Raccolta  di  prose 

italiaue. 
Prose  or  younger  £dda.    Snorro  Stur- 

Idsou.  -2275 

Prose  writers  of  America.    Griswold, 

R.  W.  2143 

Prose  writers  of  Germany.    Hedge, 

F.  H.  3343 


Prosecutors.      Graham,   H.      Public   and 

private  prosecutors.    10  pp.    (Fortn.  Mev.  v.  1,  1865, 

p.  675.) 

Proserpine.    Guigniaut,  J.  D.    Memoires 

sur  les  raysteres  de  C6r6s  et  de  Proserpine.  113  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Mim.  v.  21,  pt.  2, 1857, 
p.  1.) 

Proserpine,  Search  after,  and  other  poems. 

De  Vere,  A.,  Poet,  works,  v.  1.  1306 

Prosing.       Prose  essay  on   prosing,  by  a 

proser.    7  pp.     (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  26,  1829,  p.  436.) 

Prosodial  English  grammar.    49  pp. 

Sheridan,  T.    (With  his  Complete  dictionary,  p.  vii.) 

Prosody.      Barham,   T.   F.      On  metrical 

time,  or  the  rhythm  of  verse,  ancient  and  modern.  IS 
pp.  (Philol.  Soc.  London,  Trans.  1860-61,  p.  4.5.)— Bat- 
teux,  C.  M6moire  sur  les  nombres  poetlques  et  ora- 
toires.  19  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist. 
V.  35, 1770,  p.  413.)— Garclii  de  Tnssy,  -T.  H.  Prosodie 
des  laugues  de  I'orlent  musulmau.  167  pp.  (Jnum. 
asiat.  4  s.  v.  11,  1848,  pp.  105,  205,  333.)— Grimm,  W.  K. 
Zur  geschlchte  des  relms.  217  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften, 
V.  4,  p.  125;  and  Berlin  Akad.  wissens.  Philol.  Masse 
Ahhaiidl.  1851,  p.  521.)— Hiipfeld,  H.  C.  K.  F.  Das 
zwiefacl:;^  grundgesetz  des  rhythm  us  und  accents, 
Oder  dasverhaeltnlssdes  rhythmischenzumlogischen 
prlncip  der  menschllchen  sprachmelodle.  37  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  6,  1852,  p.  153.)— Ra- 
cine, L.  Du  stile  poetlque,  ou  du  langage  flgur6.  17 
pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  15, 1743,  p. 
227.)— Sclimldt,  M.  Die  taljte.  14  pp.  (Philoloqus, 
y.  31, 1872,  p.  193.)— Uober  die  dreltache  semasle  elner 
vorbindung  von  6  daktylen.  9  pp.  [Philologus,  v.  31, 
1872,  p.  464.)— Swift,  T.  Essay  on  the  rise  and  pro- 
gress of  rhyme.  98  pp.  (Royal  Irish  Acad.  Trans,  v.  9, 
1803,  p.  3.)— Young,  W.  Essay  on  rhythmical  meas- 
ures. 56  PI).  (Royal  Soc.  Edin.  Trans,  v.  2, 1790,  p.  55.) 
See  also  Accent.— Versification.  Also  Prosody 
under  the  names  of  languages;  as  Engllsli.— 
Frencli.— Greek.— liatln,  etc. 

ProsopographiaeOvidianaeelementa. 

Koch,  A.  M.  3254 

Prosopopoia:  or.  Mother  Hubberd's  tale. 

55  pp.   Spenser,  E.,  Works,  ed.  by  J.  P.  Collier,  v.  4,  p.  381. 

Prospect  Park,  Brooklyn.  First  annual 
report  of  the  commissioners.  Brooklyn, 
1861.     8°.  3564 

Prospects  of  palaces  and  other  publick 
buildings  in  France,  Italy,  Spain,  etc.,  very 
neatly  engraved.     [London],  n.  d.    obi.  fo. 

—1771 

Prospects  on  the  Rubicon.  Paine,  T., 
Polit.  works,  v.  1.  3145 

ProHj^er,  St.,  of  Aquitaine.  403-463.  Opera 
omnia.  Parisiis,  1861.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J. 
P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  51.)  —2283 

Contents.  Clironicon.  —  Liber  contra  Collate- 
rem.— Confessio.— Liber  de  praedictionibus  ot  pro- 
missionlbus  Dei.— Epigram mata.-Epistolae. — 
Kesponslones  ad  capltula  Galloriiin.— Carmen  de 
Ingratis.— Poemaad  uxorem.— Carmen  de  Pro- 
videntia.— Expositlo  Psalmorum  a  C  usquo  ad 
CL.— Liber  sententiarum  ex  Augustlno  dellbata- 
rum.— Responsiones  ad  capltula  objoctionuin  Vln- 
centianarum.— Librl  de  vocatlone  gentium. 

Clironicon.   12  pp.   (Bouquet,  M.,  Sec.  hist.  Gaules, 

v.  1,  p.  624;  Duchesne,  A.,  Hist.  Franc,  script,  v.  1,  p. 
196;  Graevlus,  J.  G.,  Thes.  anliq.  Rom.  v.  11,  p.  269; 
Hloronymus  Sophronlus,  E.,  St.,  Opera,  v.  8, 1769,  p.  821.) 
— Llbor  contra  Collatorem  j  Kesponslones  ad  ca- 
pltula calumnlautium  Gallorum;  Ilcsponslones  ad 
capltulaobjcctionum  Vlncentianarum;  Kesponslones 
ad  exccrpla  quae  do  Genuensl  civitaio  sunt  mlssa; 
Epigrarama;  Sonteutlao  ex  Augustlno  deiibatae.  49 
pp.  (MIgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  45,  pp.  1801, 1833, 
1843,1849,  1857,  18.-)9.) 

Fernow,  H.    Romanlsche  elomente  Im  Chronlcon 

des  P.  24  pp.  {Jahrb.  f.  roman.  und  engl.  lit.  y.U,lSlQ, 
p.  257.)— Vila,  ex  operlbus  ipslus  ct  Borlptorum  eccle- 
stasUcorum  llbris  concluuata.  14  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  t.  51,  p.  17.) 

Prosper,  6  cent.  Fidei  catholicae  professio. 

1  pp.    (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  05,  p.  23.) 


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Prosper,  of  Africa.     5  cent.     Epistola  ad 

AugustlQum  de  Pelagiana  haeresi.  4  pp.  (Mlgne,  J. 
P.,  Palrol.  s.  Lai.  v.  33,  p.  1002.) 

Prosper  Tyro.    5  cent.    Chronicon.     6  pp. 

(Bou>?uet.  M.,  Rec.  hist.  GauUi,  v.  1,  p.  635.)— KxUor- 
tatlo  ad  coiijugem.  2  pp.  (Leinaire,  N.  E.,  Voet. 
Lot  min.  v.  2,  p.  i68;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C,  Puet.  Lat.  min. 
V.  3,  p.  413.)— xVo^e.  Also  attributed  to  Prosper,  St.,  of 
Aijuitaine, 

Prostitution. 

Acton,  W.     Prostitution  considered  in 
its  moral  aspects.     1870. 

Contagious    diseases    acts    [pamphlets]. 

1870-71. 

Contagious  diseases  commission.    Report. 

1871. 

DUPOUY,  E.  Prostitution  dans  I'antiquite. 

Etude  d 'hygiene  sociale.     1887. 

Jeannel,  J.  F.     De  la  prostitution  dans 

les  grandes  villes  au  19  siecle.     1868. 

Lackols,  P.  {attributed  t6\.    Histoire  de 

la  prostitution.     1851-53,  6  v. 

Lecour.  C.  J.    Prostitution  a  Paris  et  a 

Londres,  1789-1871.     1872. 

Logan,  W.    Great  social  evil.     1871. 

Mayhew,  H.      London  labour  and  the 

London  poor.     Extra  v.     Those  that  will 

.  not  work.     1862. 

Parent-Duchatelet,  a.  J.   B.      De  la 

prostitution  dans  la  ville  de  Paris.     1857, 2  v. 

Powell,  A.  M.    State  Regulation  of  vice. 

1877. 

RiCHELOT,  G.   Greatest  of  our  social  evils  : 

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Sabatier,  { — ).  Histoire  de  la  legisla- 
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Sanger,  W.  W.    History  of  prostitution. 

1859. 

Address  to  tbe  Gaardian  Society.       27  pp. 

(Pamphleteer,  v.  11,  1818,  p.  225.)— Bntler,  J.  E.  The 
lovers  of  the  lost.  25  pp.  (  Conttmp.  Rev.  v.  13,  1870,  p. 
16.)  — Compnlsory  medication  of  prostitutes 
by  the  state.  52  pp.  (  H'estm.  Kev.  n.  s.  v.  50, 1876,  p. 
137.J— Coutagioas  diseases  act.  17  pp.  (London 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  35,  1871,  p.  128.) — Drenx  du  Radier, 
J.  F.  De  I'orlglne  de  I'usage  qui  a  donne  lieu  au 
dicton  courir  I'aigulUette.et  des  femmes  de  mauvalse 
vie.  8  pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  C,  DUsert.  rel.  hitt.  de  France, 
▼.  8,  p.  390.)— Great  social  ^var.  32  pp.  (London 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  46, 1876,  p.  452.)— Gregoriws,  St.,  Bp.  of 
Nyssa.  Contra  fornicarlos.  [Gr.ei  Lat.]  5  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  46,  p.  4S9.)— liorenzi,  G.  De 
adulterls  et  meretrlclbus.  8  pp.  (Gronovlus,  J.,  rA«5. 
Gr.  antiq.  v.  8,  p.  1401.)— Morley,  J.  A  short  letter  to 
some  ladles.  5  pp.  (Forln.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  7, 1870,  p.  372.) 
— Prostitution  in  relation  to  the  national  bealth. 
66  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  36,  1869,  p.  179.)— Ordou- 
nance  de  M.  le  Provost  de  Paris  contre  les  lilies 
desbaucbees,  vagaboits,  et  aatres  gens  de 
mauTaise  vie.  3  pp.  (Lafaist,  L.,  Jrchiv.  de  I'hist, 
de  France,  2  s.  v.  2,  p.  53.) — Prostitntiou  :  govern- 
mental experiments  in  controlling  it.  60  pp. 
{Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37, 1870,  p.  119.)— Prostitution: 
bovr  to  deal  vritb  it.  59  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  n.  s. 
V.  37,  1870,  p.  477.)— Prostitution  :  its  sanitary 
superintendence  by  tbe  state.  14  pp.  (Westm. 
Rev.  n.  8.  V.  36,  1869,  p.   556.)— Regulation,   cure, 

ftrevention.  16  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  14,  1870,  p. 
20.)— Relations  of  tbe  sexes.  17  pp.  {yy'estm.  Rev. 
n.  s.  V.  55,  1879,  p.  312.) — Regulations  of  the  stews  In 
Southwark,  under  the  Bps.  of  Winchester.  2  pp. 
{Retrospect.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  2,  1854,  p.  308.)— Uncbastlty. 
20  pp.  {New  Englander.  v.  17, 1859,  p.  469.) 
See  also  Westm.  Rev.  v.  53, 1850,  p.  448. 

Prostrate  state.  The.    Pike,  J.  S.        3577 
Protagoras,  —circa  B.  C.  410.   Fragmenta. 

[Gr.el  Lat.]    5  pp.     (Dldol,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm. 
philos.  Gr.  V.  2,  p.  130.) 

See  cUso  Plato's  dialogue  entitled  Protagoras, 


Protasiiis.    Ambrosius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Milan. 

De  corporum  Inventione  SS.  martyrum  Protasli  et 
Gervasil.    5  pp.    ( Opera  omnia,  v.  5,  p.  157.) 

Protection.    See  Free  trade  and  protection. 

Protection  against  fire.  Bird,  J.  —3736 

Protection  of  majorities.  Quincy,  J.  P. 

—1348 

Protection  to  agriculture,  or  universal 

ruin.  Further  considerations  on  the  corn  question, 
etc.     24  pp.     (Pamphleteer,  v.  18,  1821,  p.  529.) 

Protectionists,  Last  of  the.    7  pp.    Skeen, 

W.     (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  3, 1861,  p.  257.) 

Protectorate    of  Oliver  Cromwell. 

Vaughan,  R.  (^d.)     2  v.  1555 

Proterius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Alexandria.    —457. 

Epistola  ad  S.  Leonem  de  ratlone  Paschalis.  6  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  54,  p.  1084.) 

Protest  of  faith.    7  pp.    Stedman,  E.  C, 

Poems  lyric  and  idyllic,  p.  94. 

Protestant  association.  50  pp.    {Dublin 

Rev.  V.  1,  1836,  p.  490.) 

Protestant  cliurches.  See  Protestantism. 

Protestant  con<lemiie<l  to  the  galleys  of 
France  for  his  religion,  Memoirs  of  a.  Wil- 
lington,  J.  (rr.)     2  v.  —3277 

Protestant  Episcopal  Chnrch  in  the 
U.  S.  Baum,  H.  M.  Rights  and  duties  of 
rectors,  churchwardens,  and  vestrymen  in 
the  American  church.     1873. 

Bacon,  L.  W.    Is  schism  a  necessity  ?   18  pp.  {New 

Englander,  v.  33,  1874,  p.  239.)— Burgess,  G.  Doctrine 
of  the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church.  23  pp.  (Bibliotk. 
Sacra,  v.  20, 1863,  p.  856.)— Buruap,  G.  W.  Differences 
in  the  Episcopal  Church.  28  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  34, 
1843,  p.  1.)— Cbronicle  of  "  tbe  Cburcb  "  for  1844. 
10  pp.  (New  Enjlander,  v.  3,  1845,  p.  140.)— Cburcb 
review  and  New  England  tbeology.  20  pp. 
(NfV)  Englander,  v.  11,  1853,  p.  92.) — Confestiions  of 
an  Episcopalian.  11  pp.  (  College  and  the  Church,  p. 
129.)— Coxe,  A.  C,  Bp.  of  Western  New  York.  Is  schism 
a  necessity  1  19  pp.  (New  Englander, v. 33, 1874,  p.  722.) 
—Cutter,  W.  Missionary  reports  of  tlie  Protestant 
Episcopal  Church  in  the  United  States.  32  pp.  (Tracy, 
J.,  ami  others.  Hist,  of  Am.  missions,  p.  529.) — Epis- 
copal catbollcism.  Dr.  Stone  on  tbe  church  uni- 
versal. 13  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  5,  1847,  p.  247.) — 
Episcopal  Cburcb.  41  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  3, 
1845,  p.  333.)  —  Episcopaltanism  in  Blassacbu- 
setts.  5  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  2,  1844,  p.  619.)— 
Looking  for  tbe  cburcb.  23  pp.  (New  Englander, 
V.  8,  1850,  p.  106.) — Bp.  Brownell's  attorney  on  "Wevr 
Englaudism."  19  pp.  [New  Englander,  v.  2,  1844, 
p.  3u9.)— Position  and  duty  of  tbe  cburcb.  20 
pp.  (A',  r.  Rev.  V.  1,  18:17,  p.  419.)— Position  of  tbe 
evangelical  party  In  tbe  Episcopal  Cburcb. 
30  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  2,  1844,  p.  113.)— Revlewr 
of  the  errors  of  tbe  times.  33  pp.  (New  Eng- 
lander, v.  2,  1844,  p.  143.)— Stranger  in  tbe  Epis- 
copal Cburcb.  10  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  7,  1849, 
p.  143.)— Wbittingbam's  cbarge  to  bis  clergy. 
11  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  1,  1843,  [j.  545.) 
See  also  Reformed  Episcopal  Cburcb. 

Protestant  Episcopal  Church  in  the 

U.  S.,  Congresses.  Authorized  report  of  the 
proceedings  of  the  1  [and]  2  Congress  of  the 
Protestant  Episcopal  Church  in  the  United 
States,  1874-75.  New  York,  1875-76.  2  v. 
in  1,  8°.  —3284 

Protestant  Episcopal  Church  in  the 
U.  S.,  Conventions.  General  Conventions, 
1785-1835.  Journals.  Ed.  by  Wm.  Stevens 
Perry,  D.  D.  Claremont,  N.  H.,  1874.  3  v. 
8°.  —3265 

General  Convention,   1844.     Journal  of 

the  proceedings.    New  York,  1845.     8°. 

—3262 

General  Convention,   1847.     Journal  of 

the  proceedings.     New  York,  1847.     8°. 

—3263 


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General  Convention,   1850.     Journal  of 

the  proceedings.     Phila.  1851.     8°.       —3262 

■ General  Convention.   1853.     Journal  of 

the  proceedings.     Phila.  1854.     8°.       —3262 

General  Convention,   1856.     Journal  of 

the  proceedings.    Phila.  1857.     8°.      —3262 

General  Convention,   1862.     Journal  of 

the  proceedings.     Boston,  1863.     8°.     —3262 

General  Convention,  1865.     Journal   of 

the  proceedings.     Boston,  1865.     8°.     —3262 

General  Convention,   1868.     Journal  of 

the  proceedings.    Hartford,  1869.  8°.   — 3265 

General  Convention,    1871.     Journal  of 

the  proceedings.    Hartford,  1872.  8°.  —3265 

Diocese  of  New  Jersey.  Journal  of  pro- 
ceedings of  the  77  annual  Convention,  1860. 
Jersey  City,  1860.    8°.  —3262 

Diocese  of  Ohio.  Journal  of  the  pro- 
ceedings of  the  46  Convention,  1863.  Co- 
lumbus, 1863.     8°.  —3262 

Diocese  of  South  Carolina.     Journal  of 

the  proceedings  of  the  49  annual  Convention, 
1838.  Charleston,  1838.  8°.  {Bound  pamph. 
V.  115.)  5934 

Perry,  W.  S.,  Bp.  of  Iowa.     Handbook 

of  the  General  Convention  of  the  Protestant 
Episcopal  Church,  giving  its  history  and 
constitution,  1785-1880.     1881. 

Whittingham,  W.  R.,  Bp.  of  Maryland. 

Address  at  the  72  annual  Convention  of  the 
Protestant  Episcopal  Church  in  Maryland. 
1855. 

Protestant  Episcopal  Church  In  the 
U.  S.,  History.  Allen,  E.  Historical  no- 
tices of  St.  Ann's  parish  in  Ann  Arundel 
county,  Md.,  1649-1857.     1857. 

Anderson,  J.  S.  M.   History  of  the  Church 

of  England  in  the  colonies.     1856,  3  v. 

Batchelder.  C.  R.    History  of  the  eastern 

diocese,  v.  1.     1876. 

Beardsley,  E.  E.  History  of  the  Epis- 
copal Church  in  Connecticut.     1868-74,  2  v. 

Bolton.   R.     History  of  the  Protestant 

Episcopal  Clmrch  in  the  county  of  West- 
chester [N.  Y.],  1693-1853.     1855. 

Gambrall,  T.  C.    Church  life  in  colonial 

Maryland.     1885. 

Hills,  G.  M.    History  of  the  church  in 

Burlington.  N.  J.     1876. 

M.KADE,W.,Bp.  of  Virginia.  Old  churches, 

ministers,  and  families  of  Virginia.  1861, 
2  v. 

Perry,  W.  S.,  Bp.  of  Iowa.    Historical 

notes  and  documents  illustrating  the  organi- 
zation of  the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church. 
1874.  {In  his  Journals  of  General  Conven- 
tions, V.  3.) 

History  of    the  American  Episcopal 

Church,  1587-1883.     1885,  2  v. 
{Ed.)     Historical  collections  relating 

to  the  American  colonial  church.     1870-78, 

5  V.  in  4. 

Sprague,  W.  B.    Annals  of  the  American 

pulpit,  v.  5  :  Episcopalian.     1859. 

White,  W.,  Bp.  of  Pennsylvania.  Me- 
moirs of  the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church  in 
the  United  States.     1820  ;  1880. 

Ballard,  E.  Early  history  ol  tho  Protestant  Epis- 
copal Church  In  .  .  .  Mnlne.  32  pp.  (Maine  Hist.  8<.c. 
Coll.  V.  6, 1859,  p.  171.)— Original  papers  on  EplBoopacy 


lu  Connecticut,  1722.  18  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll. 
2  s.  V.  2,  18U,  p.  128;  v.  4,  1816,  p.  297.)— IngHs,  0. 
State  of  the  Anglo-American  Church,  in  1770.  12  pp. 
(O'Callaghan,  E.  B.,  Docwm.  hist,  of  New  York,  v.  3,  p.  635.) 
— JVewinan,  J.  H.,  Cardinal.  The  Anglo-Ainorican 
Church.  78  pp.  (Essays,  crit.  and  hist.  v.  1,  p.  308.) — 
Sharp.  Or.  Letter  on  the  subject  of  American  Bishops. 
5  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  3,  1794,  p.  162.)— Soutli- 
ern  apostasy.  36  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  12,  1854, 
p.  627.)— Spencer,  J.  A.  Sketch  of  the  history  of  the 
Protestant  Episcopal  Church.  63  pp.  (Perry,  G.  G., 
History  of  the  Church  of  England,  p.  599.) 

Protestant  Episcopal  Chnrch  in  the 

U.  S.,  Liturgies  and  ritual.  Bolton,  C.  W. 
Sunday-school  prayer  book,  for  the  Protes- 
tant Episcopal  Church.     1853. 

Book  of  Common  prayer,  and  adminis- 
tration of  the  sacraments,  and  other  rites 
and  ceremonies,  as  revised  and  proposed  to 
the  use  of  the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church. 
1786  ;  repr.  1847.  (Hall,  P.,  Reliq.  liturgicae, 
V.  5.) 

Book  of  Common  prayer,  and  adminis- 
tration of  the  sacraments;  and  other  rites 
and  ceremonies  of  the  church,  according  to 
the  use  of  the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church 
in  the  United  States.     1869. 

CoxE,  A.  C. ,  Bp.  of  Western  New  York. 

Thoughts  on  the  services.     1859. 

Dowden,  J.    The  American  prayer-book.    19  pp. 

(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  21,  1873,  p.  119. )— Liltwrgy  of  the 
Protestant  Episcopal  Church  in  America.  24 
pp.    (New  Englander,  v.  1,  1843,  p.  469.) 

Protestant  exiles  from  France  in  the 

reign  of  Louis  XIV.     Agnew,  D.  C.  A.     3  v. 

3821 
Protestant  missions  in  India.    Sherring, 

M.  a.  -3276 

Protestant  nonconformity  in  Wales. 

Rees,  T.  —1287 

Protestant    reformation     in    France. 

Marsh,  Mrs.  A.  C.     2  v.  —1295 

Protestant  refugees  settled  in  England, 

History  of  the  .  .  .  foreign.     Burn,  J.  S. 

^  -3285 

Protestant  Tory  refuted :   in  reply  to  a 

pamphlet  entitled,  "The  Grand  Vlzlor  unmasked." 
18  pp.     {Pamphleteer,  v.  28,  1827,  p.  45.) 

Protestantism,  Dictionaries,  Herzog,  J. 
J.  (Ed.)  Real-encyklopaedie  fuer  protes- 
tantische  theologie.     1854-68,  22  v. 

Vallee,  L.,  Abbe.    Dictionnaire  du  Pro- 

testantisme.  1858.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Trois. 
encyc.  theol.  v.  36.) 

Protestantism,  Doctrinal  and  controversial 
works.  Arnold,  M.  St.  Paul  and  Protes- 
tantism.    1870. 

Balmes,  J.   L.     European    civilization. 

Protestantism  and  Catholicity  compared  in 
their  effects  on  the  civilization  of  Europe. 
1873. 

Hase,  K.  a.    Handbuch  der  protestant- 

ischen  polemik  gegen  die  roemisch-katho- 
lische  kirche.     1871. 

M 'Comas,  Z.  O.     Treatise  on  Christianity 

vindicating  the  Protestant  declarations. 
1850. 

Martin,  F.,  Ahbi.    De  I'aveuir  du  Pro- 

testantisme  et  du  Catholicisme.     1869. 

Newman,  J.  H.,  Cardinal.    Lectures  on 

the  prophetical  office  of  the  church,  viewed 
relatively  to  Romanism  and  popular  Protes- 
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J.  H.    MoJeru  Romauism  and  modern  Protestautiam. 
19  pp.      {Chr.  Exam.  v.  71,   1863,   p.  9o.)— Arbitrary- 
power,  Popery,  ProtestHiitism.     171  pp.    (Dublin  Rev. 
V.  8,  1840,  p.  1;  V.  9,  1840,  p.  396;  v.  10,  1841,  p.  1.)— 
Ariidt.  E.  M.    Einige  anaierkuugeu  des  Protestautls- 
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between  the  Protestants  and  papists  of  Great  Britain 
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leur  pretendu  accompUssement  des  prophecies.  72  pp. 
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Ism  ends  in  transcendentalism;   Protestantism  In  a 
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Orat.  sacres,  v.  81,  p.  9*29.)— Cochin,  A.    Le  Protestant- 
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77  pp.     (Works,  v.  8,  p.  88.)— Dryden,  J.,  and  Stilling- 
fleet,  E.   Controversy  concerning  the  Duchess  of  Torli's 
paper.    93   pp.     (Dryden,   J.,   Works,   v.  17,   p.  185.) — 
Effects  of  Catholicism  and  Protestantism  on 
civilization.     28  pp.     [Dublin  Hec.  v.  26,  1849,  p.  214.) 
— England  and  ^Taples  as  illustrative  of  Prot- 
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N.  Y.  s.  V.  3,  1858,  p.  31.)— Eustace,  J.  C.    Answer  to 
the  charge  delivered  by  the  Lord  Bp.  of  Lincoln  to  the 
clergy  of  that  diocese,  in  1812.    38  pp.    (Pamphleteer, 
V.  2,  1813,  p.  33.)— Farls,  W.  W.    "  Liberty  of  Protes- 
tantism," a  denial.     5   pp.     (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.   6, 
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tantism.   26  pp.    (/n /lis  Excursions  of  an  evolutionist, 
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J.  A.    Condition  and  prospects  of  Protestantism.    27 
pp.    {In  his  Short  studies  on  great  subjects,  2  s.  p.  122 ; 
and  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  77,  1868,  p.  56.)— Geology  and 
Protestantism.    21  pp.     (Dublin  Rev.  v.  44,  1858,  p. 
375.)— Hutton,  R.  H.    Romanism,  Protestantism,  and 
Anglicanism.  45  pp.   (£.<3ai/s,  v.  1,  p.  334.)— Influence 
of  Protestantism  on  civilization.    38  pp.    (Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  23,  1856,  p.  113.)— Liberty  of  Protes- 
tantism, by  an  orthodox  minister.    3  pp.    {Scribner's 
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tionalisrae  et  le  Protestantisme  en  1H66.  29  pp.  (Corres- 
pondant, V.  69,  1866,  p.  273.)— Meignan,  G.     La  crlse 
protestante.    32  pp.    (Correspondant,  v.  61, 1864,  p.  653.) 
— Slelanchthon,  P.    De  ecclesla  et  autoritaie  Verbl 
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moderne.    38  pp.     (Tier.  d.  deux  numdes,  18.J9,  2  per.  v.  23, 
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titled  Fiat  lux:  or,  a  guide  in  differences  of  religion, 
between  papist  and  Protestant.    210  pp.     ( Worlcs,  v.  18, 
p.  1.)— Brief  and  impartial  account  of  the  nature  of  the 
Protestant  religion.    32   pp.     (  Works,  v.  17,   p.  605.)— 
Ozanam,  A.  F.    Du  Protestantisme  dans  ses  rapports 
avec  la  liberty.    53  pp.     {(Eut)r«,  v.  8,  p.  269.)— Pea- 
body,  A.  P.     Protestantism.    18  pp.    (GUr.  Exam.x.iX, 
1846,  p.  1.)— Perrone,  G.    De  Protestantism©.    13  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Theol.  cur.  compl.  v.  6,  p.  1221.)— Protes- 
tant principle.    15  pp.     (New  Englander,  v.  2,  1844, 
p.  66.)— Protestantism  and  government.    16  pp. 
(Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  6,  1852,  p.  263.)— Prot- 
estantism developed.    21  pp.     (Brownson's  Quart. 
Rev.   3  s.    V.   2,   1854,   p.   166.)  —  Protestantism    in 
America.     16  pp.     (New  Englander,  v.  15, 1857,  p.  537.) 
—Protestantism  not  a  religion.    25  pp.     (Brown- 
ton's  Quart.  Rev.  3  s.  v.  1, 1853,  p.  87.)— Recent  devel- 
opments   of   Protestantism.      13   pp.      [Fraser's 
Mag.  V.  78, 1868.  p.  300.)— Romanism   and   Protes- 
tantism  defined.     39   pj).     (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  23, 
1856,p.  113.)— Scherer,  E.    Lacrisedu  Protestantisme. 
22  pp.     [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1861,  2  p6r.  v.  33,  p.  403.)— 
Schleiermacher,  F.  D.  E.    Gespraech  zweier  selbst 
ueberlegender    evaugelischer    Christen     ueber     die 
schrift.     Luthor  In  bezug  auf  die  neu  preussische 
agende.     89  pp.     (.faemniC  werke,  abth.  1,  v.  5,  p.  537.)— 
Social  effects  of  Protestantism.    33  pp.    (Brown- 
PAET  IV.— 119. 


son's  Quart.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  2, 1848,  p.  223.)— Spelman,  Sir 

H.  A  Protestant's  account  of  his  orthodox  holding  in 
religion.  18  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  CoH.  o/<roc<j.  v.  4,  p.  32.) 
—Two  brothers ;  or,  why  are  you  a  Protestant  ? 
Ill  pp.  {Broionson's  Quart.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  1,  1847,  pp.  1, 137, 
277;  V.  2,  1848,  p.  101.) — Is  Protestantism  responsible 
for  modern  unbelief  J  27  pp.  (New  Englander,  \. 16, 
1858,  p.  1.) — Vivien,  A.  F.  A.  Les  feglises  protestantes 
et  le  culte  Israelite.  31  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1852, 
n.  per.  V.  15,  p.  1080.) 

See  also  Catholic  Church,  Doctrinal  and  controver- 
sial works. 

Protestantism,  Hiatory.  Bossuet,  J.  B., 
Bp.  of  Meaux.  Histoire  des  variations  des 
eglises  protestantes.  1846.  [CEuvres  compl. 
V.  7.) 

History  of  the  variations  of  the  Protes- 
tant churches.     1829,  2  v. 

DoRNER.  I.  A.  History  of  Protestant  the- 
ology.    1871,  2  V. 

Hagenb ACH.  K.  R.    History  of  the  church 

in  the  18  and  19  centuries.     1870.  2  v. 

JOHANKSEN,  J.  C.  G.     Die  entwickelung 

des  protestantischen  geistes  bis  zu  seiner 
voelligen  darlegung  auf  dem  reichstage  zu 
Speier,  1529.     1830. 

Planck,  G.  J.     Geschichte  der  entsteh- 

ung,  der  veraenderungen.  und  der  bildung 
unsers  protestantischen  lehrbegriffs.  1781- 
1831,  7  V.  in  9. 

SCHENKEL,  D.    Das  wesen  des  Protestan- 

tismus  aus  den  quellen  des  Reformations- 
zeitalters.     1862. 

Decline  of  Protestantism.    24  pp.    (Brownson'i 

Quart.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  5, 1851,  p.  97.)— Destinies  dn  Pro- 
testantisme sous  la  monarchic  antrichlenne. 

26  pp.  (Bibliolh.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  v.  26,  1854,  p.  187.) 
— Developments  of  Protestantism.  88  pp.  {Dub- 
lin Rer.  V.  20, 1846,  p.  137.)— Fiske,  J.  Historic  genesis 
of  Protestantism.  13  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  132,  1881,  p. 
356.)— Origins  of  Protestantism.  25  pp.  (In  his  Ex- 
cursions of  an  evolutionist,  p.  243.)— Hughes,  J., 
Abp.  of  New  Tork.  Decline  of  Protestantism,  and  Its 
cause.  16  pp.  (Compl.  works,  y.'i,  p.  ST.) — McQiiaid, 
B.  J.  Decay  of  Protestantism.  18  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  136, 1883,  p.  135.)— Prospects  of  Protestantism. 
34  pp.  {Southern  Rev.  v.  13,  1873,  p.  274.)— Protestant 
dissensions.  27  pp.  (Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  1, 1847,  p.  163.)— Protestantism  in  the  16  cen- 
tury. 36  pp.  (Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  N.  Y.  S.  v.  1, 
1856,  p.  137.)— Wiseman,  N.,  Cardinal.  St4rilit6  des 
missions  protestantes  pour  la  conversion  des  Infldeles, 
d6montree  par  ceux  memes  qui  sont  interesses  dans 
ces  missions.  40  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Demonstr.  ivangel. 
v.  16,  p.  123.) 

See  alio  Reforntatlon. 

Protestants  in  Austria.  Michiels,  J. 
A.  X.  Secret  history  of  the  Austrian  govern- 
ment and  of  its  systematic  persecutions  of 
Protestants.     1859. 

Protestants  in  Belgium.  Hubert,  E. 
De  Charles-Quint  a  Joseph  II.  Etude  sur  la 
condition  des  Protestants  en  Belgique.    1882. 

Protestants  in  England.  Burn,  J.  S. 
History  of  the  French,  Walloon,  Dutch,  and 
other  foreign  Protestant  refugees  settled  in 
England,  from  the  reign  of  JHenry  VIII,  to 
the  revocation  of  the  Edict  of  Nantes.    1846. 

Cooper,  W.  D.  {Ed.)    Lists  of  foreign 

Protestants  resident  in  England,  1618-88. 
1862.     [Camderi  Soc.  No.  82.) 

Kershavt.S.W.  Protestants  from  France 

in  their  English  home.     1885. 

TuTCHiN,  J.     Western  niartyrology :  or, 

bloody  assizes.  Containing  the  lives,  trials, 
and  dying-speeches  of  all  those  eminent 
Protestants  that  suffer *d  in  the  vt^est  of  Eng- 
land, and  elsewhere,  from  the  year  1678  to 
this  time.     [Anon.]     1705. 


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Amero,  J.    Chapitre  de  I'hlstoire  de  remigratlon 

des  Protestants  fraiiQais  en  Angleterre,  1572-108").  25 
pp.  (.Rep.  contemp.  1870,  v.  1,  p.  123.)— Case  of  the 
Protestants  iu  England  under  a  popish 
prince.  20  pp.  (Somera,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p. 
147.)— Owen,  J.  Some  couslderalUms  about  union 
among  Pi-<>iestants,  and  the  preservation  ol  the  In- 
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(Worlcs,  V.  17,  p.  ."igt.) 

Protestants  in  France. 

Aguesse.  L.     Histoire  de  I'etablissement 
du  Protestantisme  en  France.    1882-86,  4  v. 

Bray,  Mrs.  A.  E.  Revolt  of  the  Prot- 
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COQUEREL,  C.  A.     Histoire  des  eglises  du 

desert  chez  les  Protestants  de  France.  1841, 
2v. 

DouEN,  E.  O.    Les  premiers  pasteurs  du 

desert  (1685-1700).     1879,  2  v. 

Felice,  G.  de.    History  of  the  Protestants 

of  France.     1853. 

Ha  AG,  E.,  and  Haag,  E.   La  France  pro- 

testante,  ou  vies  des  Protestants  frangais. 
1846-58,  10  V. 

OuvRE,  H.    Documents  inedits  sur  I'his- 

toire  du  Protestantisme  en  France  et  en 
Hollande,  1566-1636.     1853. 

Rabaud,  C.    Histoire  du  Protestantisme 

dans  I'Albigeois  et  le  Lauraguais.     1873. 

Societe  de  I'histoire  du  Protestantisme 

frangais.  Bulletin.  1853-78,  27  v.  Index, 
V.  1-14. 

Weiss,  O.     Histoire   des  refugi^s  pro- 

testants  de  France.     1853,  2  v. 
History    of    the    French    Protestant 

refugees.     1854. 

WiLKS,  M.     History  of  the  persecutions 

endured  by  the  Protestants  of  the  south  of 
France.     1821,  2  v. 

WiLUNQTON,  J.  (Tr.)  Memoirs  of  a  Prot- 
estant, condemned  to  the  galleys  of  France 
for  his  religion.  Written  by  himself.  1758, 2  v. 

Battle  of  creed  and  freedom  In  French  Prot- 
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— Bossuet,  J.  B.,  Bp.  of  ileaux.  Projet  de  reunion 
des  Protestants  de  France  kl'EgUse  catholique.  22  i)p. 
((EMiTes,  V.  8,  p.  482.)— Broolts,  C.  Protestantism  in 
France.  19  pp.  (  Ghr.  Exam.  v.  37,  1844,  p.  289.)— Con- 
dorcet,  M.  J.  A.  N.  C,  Marquis  de.  Recueil  de  pi&ces 
sur  I'fetat  des  Protestants  en  France.  183  pp.  ((Euvres, 
V.  5,  p.  391.)— Coqnerel,  A.  L.  C.  Catholicism  and 
Protestantism  in  France.  26  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.y.  45, 
1848,  p.  363.)— French  Protestantism.  33  pp.  {Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  36,  1862,  p.  338.)— Ilnnt,  J.  French  Prot- 
estantism. 19  pp.  (  Contemp.  Rev.  v.  20,  1872,  p.  694.)— 
Knox,  J.  Apology  for  the  Protestants  who  are  holden 
In  prison  at  Paris.  61  pp.  ( Works,  v.  i,  p.  287.)— 
Liberal  Frencli  Protestantism.  30  pp.  (Westm. 
Rev.  n.  8.  V.  26,  1864,  p.  50.)— Memoirs  of  French 
Protestantism.  10  pp.  (iV.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  19,  1853,  p. 
175.)— Perrand,  A.  L.  A.  La  crlse  protestaute  ...  en 
1872.  18  pp.  (  Correspondant,  n.  8.  v.  50,  1872,  p.  1089.)— 
Premier  synode  general  des  Protestant.'!  de  France ;  Le 
3ubli6  protestant  de  1859.  58  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s. 
V.  52,  1872,  pp.  351,  724.)  —  Persecutions  of  the 
Protestants.  35  pp.  {Edin.  Rev.  v.  36, 1822,  p.  119.)— 
Pressens^,  E.  de.  Le  synode  gSnSral  du  Protestant- 
isme frau§al8.  27  pp.  {Rev.  d.  rfeua;  7no(i(ies,  1872,  2  per. 
V.  100,  p.  748.)— Progress  of  Protestantism  in 
France.  16  pp.  (Blackwood's  Hag.  v.  47,  1840,  p.  763.) 
— Protestant  restoration  in  France,  in  the  last 
century.  16  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  u.  8.  v.  8,  1873,  p.  3^3.) 
— Protestantism  In  France.  20  pp.  {JV.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  67,  1848,  p.  445.)— State  and  prospects  of  Prot- 
estantism lit  France.  11  i)]).  (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  18, 
1838,  p.  563.)— State  of  Protestantism  In  France. 
28  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  39,  1836,  pp.  113,  456.)— 
AVaddlncton,  W.  H.  The  Protestant  church  and 
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1866,  p.  209.)— Wlllard,  S.  Protestantism  lu  France. 
7  pp.     ( Ckr.  Exam.  v.  3,  1826,  p.  498.) 

See  also   Camlsards.  —  Hngueuota.  —  Nautea, 
Edict  of .—Ht.  Bartholomew. 


Protestants  in  Germany.  Hundes- 
hagen,  K.   B.     Deutsche  Protestantismus. 

1847. 

Kahnis,  K.   F.  a.     Internal   history  of 

German  Protestantism.     1856. 

Bossuet,  J.  B.,  Bp.  rf  Meaux.    Projet  de  reunion 

eutre  les  CaihoUques  et  les  Protestants  d'AlIemagne. 
252  pp.  (Oiiivres,  v.  8,  p.  508.)— Bothmer.  M.  von. 
Social  aspects  of  German  Protestantism.  7  pp.  (Mac- 
millan's  Mag.  v.  16,  1867,  p.  433.)— German  Protes- 
tant league.  18  pp.  [London  Quart.  Reo.  v.  38,  1872, 
p.  427.)— German  Protestantism.  34  pp.  (Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  13,  1851,  p.  432.)— Horrer,  M.  J.,  Comte 
d'.  Coucile  general  du  Protestantisme  allemand  re- 
cemmeut  assemblee  a.  Berlin.  17  pp.  { Correspondant, 
V.  14,  1846,  p.  5.'!3.)— Lielbnitz,  G.  W.  Recueii  de 
plusieurs  dissertations  et  lettres,  Scrites  sur  le  projet 
de  reuuir  les  Protestans  d'AUemague,  k  I'EgUso  catho- 
lique. 171pp.  {Opera  omnia,  V.  1,  p.  507.)— Present 
state  of  German  Protestantism.  30  pp.  (Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  23,  1856,  p.  412.)— State  of  Protestant- 
ism In  Germany.  18  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  54,  1831,  p. 
238.) — Struggles  and  tendencies  of  German 
Protestantism.  36  pp.  (iV.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  20,  1854, 
p.  423.) 

See  also  Reformation. 

Protestants  in  Great  Britain.  Agnew, 
D.  C.  A.  Protestant  exiles  from  France  in 
the  reign  of  Louis  XIV.     1871-74,  3  v. 

Ferguson,  R.    Representation  of  the  threatening 

dangers  impending  over  Protestants  In  Great  Britain 
before  the  coming  of  .  .  .  the  Prince  of  Orange.  52  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  315.)— Lie  niesnrier, 
T.  Counteraddress  to  the  Protestants  of  Great  Britain, 
In  answer  to  the  address  of  Charles  Butler.  25  pp. 
(Pamphleteer,  v.  2,  1813,  p.  531.) 

See  also  Protestants  iu  England.  —  Protes- 
tants in  Scotland. 

Protestants  in  Holland.  Ouvre,  H. 
Documents  inedits  sur  I'histoire  du  Protes- 
tantisme en  France  et  en  Hollande,  1566- 
1636.     1853. 

Protestants    in  Hnngary.     Bahil,  M. 

Tristissima  ecclesiarum  Hungarlae  Protestantium 
facies.  66  pp.  (Monumenta  evangel.  Aug.  conf.  in  Hun- 
garia  Hstorica,  v.  2,  p.  363.) — Verchfcre,  I.  A.  Protes- 
tantisme en  Hongrie.  85  pp.  {hihlioth.  univ.  et  rev. 
Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  15,  1862,  pp.  5,  219.) 

Protestants  in  Ireland.  King,  W. ,  Ahp. 
of  Dublin.  State  of  the  Protestants  of  Ire- 
land under  the  late  King  James's  govern- 
ment.    [Anon.]     1691;  1730. 

Protestants  in  Scotland.  To  the  Prot- 
estants of  Scotland.  17  i)p.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  46, 
1839,  p.  177.) 

Protestants  in  Npain.  Castro,  A.  de. 
The  Spanish  Protestants,  and  their  persecu- 
tion by  Philip  II.     1851. 

Protests  of  the  liOrds.  Rogers,  J.  E.  T. 
3  V.  1565 

Proteus.    Treviranus,  G.  R.     De  Protei  an- 

guini  encephalo  et  organis  sensuum  disqulsltiones 
zootomlcae.  6  pp.  2  pi.  (Goetiingeu,  K.  gesella.  wls- 
sens.  Comment,  recent,  v.  4,  1820,  p.  197.) 

Proteus,  poem.    2  pp.     [Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s. 

V.  1,  1870,  p.  84.) 

Proteus,  the  politician.    2  pp.    {Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  48,  1810,  p.  606.) 
Proth.     1300-50.    To  Thomas  ab  Hopcyn. 

[  Welsh.]    1  p.     (Myvyrian  archaiol.  of  Wales,  v.  1,  p.  492.) 

Prothade,  St.,  Abp.  of  Besangon.     —624. 

Llturgla;  Charta  restaurallonis  capitull  8.  Stophaul. 
10  pp.     (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  80,  pp.  411,  421.) 

Prothero,  George  Walter.  Life  of  Simon 
de  Montfort,  Earl  of  Leicester.  London, 
1877.     12°.  4777 

[Ed.)    Universal  history.    5ee  Ranke,  L. 

von. 

Protista.  Haeckel,  E.  H.  Le  rdgne  de 
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Protogenes,  of  Caumis.    Brotier,  G.    Me- 

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Proto-HelTetiaiis.    10  pp.    Westall,  W. 

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Protoplasm.    Beale,  L.  S.    Protoplasm. 

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Hnxley,  T.  H.   Ou  the  physical  basis  of  life.  27  pp. 

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Se^  aho  London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  33,  1869,  p.  179.  AUo 
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Protozoa.  Griffith.  J.  W.,  and  Hexfrey, 
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Koelliker,  R.  a.     In  his  Icones  histolo- 

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Thompson,  D'A.  W.  Bibliography  of  pro- 
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Claparede,  A.  R.  E.     Protozoea.     2  pp.     (In  Ut 

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See  also  Foramlnlfera.  —  Histology. —Infu- 
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Pron,  Maurice.  1861—.  Etude  sur  les  rela- 
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Proud,  Rev.  Joseph.  1745-1826.  The  aged 
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Proud,  Robert.  1728-1813.  History  of  Penn- 
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Proust>,  Jacques.     17  cent.    Epistola  ;  Prae- 

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Proustean,  Guillaume.  1628-1715.  Reci- 
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Translations  of  Provencal  and  French  songs.    4 

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See  also  Provencal  poetry.— Tronveres  and 
trouhadonrs. 

ProTen<^l  drama.    Du  Meril,  E.  {Ed.) 

Ludus  sauctl  Jacob!,  fragment  de  mystfire  provengal 
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Pro¥en<;al  language.  Craio,  J.  D. 
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Gatien-Arnoult,  a.  F.  [Ed.)    Las  flors 

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The  same.     1841-43,  3  v. 

Laveleye.  E.   L.  V.  de.    Memoire  sur 

une  question  de  philologie.  Histoire  de  la 
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Ijadoncette.  Baron  3.  C.  P.  de.    Sur  les  langues 

proveugale  el  catalane,  et  partlculi&remeut  sur  le 
troubadour  Guillaume  de  Cabestalng.  7  pp.  (Soc. 
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p.  477.)— Pons,  A.  T.  Z.  M6molre  sur  quelques  mots 
de  la  lan^ue  plioeuioo-punique  qui  se  sont  conserves 
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See  also  Freucli  langnage.  Dialects.— 'Ronnance 
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Proveii^l  language,  Dictionanes.  Mis- 
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Raynouard,  F.  J.  M.     Lexique  roman, 

ou  dictionnaire  de  la  langue  des  trouba- 
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See  also  Diez,  F.    Etymol.  woerterbuch  der  roman- 
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Provencjal  language.  Grammar.  Ar- 
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Demattio,  F.     Grammatica  della  lingua 

proven  zale  .  .  .     1880. 

Fischer,  A.     Der  infinitiv  im  provenzal- 

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Harnisch,  a.     Altprovenzalische    prae- 

sens-  und  imperfect-bildung  mit  ausschluss 
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others,  Ausgaben  und  ahliandlungen.,  v.  40.) 

Hengesbach,  J.     Beitrag  zur  lehre  von 

der  inclination  im  provenzalischen.  1885. 
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KiTCHiN,   D.    B.       Introduction   to    the 

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Loos,  T.  Nominalflexion  im  provenzal- 
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Mann,  P.     Das  participium  praeteriti  im 

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Meyer,   K.   F.   T.      Provenzalische    ge- 

staltung  der  mit  dem  perfectstamm  gebilde- 
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Pleines,  A.  Hiat  und  elision  im  pro- 
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Stengel,  E.  [Ed.)     Die  beiden  aeltesten 

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Wolff,  K.  F.    Futur  und  conditional  II 

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Chabanean,   C.      Notes   sur   quelques   pronoms 

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Provencal  literature.  Bartsch,  K.  F. 
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Bibliotheque  provengale.     1859-79,  9  v. 

in  8. 

Bugado  prouengalo  vonte'  cadvn   I'y  a 

pauouchon,  enliassado  de  prouerbis,  sen- 
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Gatien-Arnoult,  a.  F.    Monumens  de 

la  litterature  romane.     n.  d.,  4  v. 

Meyer,  M.  P.  H.  [Ed.)   Recueil  d'anciens 

textes,  bas-latins,  provengaux,  et  frangais. 
1874-77,  2  pts. 

Nouveau  Testament,  tr.  au  XIII  siecle  en 

langue  provengale  .  .  .  pub.  par  L.  Cledat. 
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Suchier,  H.  {Ed.)    Denkmaeler  proven- 

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Denkmaeler  prorenzal.  lit.  und  sprache,  v.  1,  p.  98.) — 
Kaleuder  mit  beigaben.  [Provencal.]  18  pp. 
(Suchier,  H.,  Denkmaeler  provenzal.  lit.  und  sprache,  v.  1, 
p.  107.)— Libre  dels  yssamples.  3  pp.  (Suchier, 
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Provencal  literature.  History  and  criti- 
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Bartsch,  K.  F.    Zur  provenzalischen  literatur.    17 

pp.  (Jahrb.  f.  roman.  vnd  engl.  lit.  v.  12,  1871,  p.  1.) — 
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und  engl.  lit.  v.  11,  1870,  p.  94.)— Diez,  F.  C.  Eln  alt- 
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See  also  Romance  literature,  Hiitory  and  criti- 
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Bayle,  M.  a.,  Abb^.  Anthologie  pro- 
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Cnyrim,  E.     Sprichwoerter,  sprichwoert- 

liche  redensarten,  und  sentenzen  bei  den 
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Mahn,K.  a.  F.  {Ed.)  Werke  der  trouba- 
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Raynouard,  F.  J.  M.  {Ed.)    Choix  des 

po6sies  originales  des  troubadours.  1816-31, 
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{Ed.)  Nouveau  choix  des  poesies  origi- 
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Rocheoude,  ( — ).     Parnasse  occitanien, 

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Gedichte  der  cheltenhamer  handschrln.  [Pro- 
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Arena,  A.  de.    Meygra  entrepriza  cato- 

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Born.  B.  de.  Sein  leben  und  seine  werke, 

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Daniello,  a.    La  vita  e  le  opere.    Ed. 

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Feraud,  R.     Vide  de  Sant  Honorat  .  .  . 

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Jasmin.  J.  Las  papillotos.  [Fr.  and  Gas- 
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Meyer.  M.  P.  H.  (Ed.)    Daurel  et  Beton, 

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[Ed.)  Prise  de-Damiette  en  1219.  Re- 
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[Ed.)      Roman  de  Flamenca.  public 

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Michel,  F.X.  [Ed.)   Gerard  de  Rossillon, 

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See  also  Girart  de  Rossillon  (in  supplement). 

Mistral.  F.    Mireio.    1872. 

MoNTAUDON,   Monge  ancora  de.      Dicht- 

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Alexander-lied.    Bruchstneck.    9  pp.    (Stengel, 

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22  pp.     (Biblioth.   lit.  vereins  in  Sluttg.   v.   39,   p.  6.)— 


Cardinal,  P.  [Gedicht.  Provenfal.]  3  pp.  (Bib- 
liolh.  m.  vereins  in  Sluttg.  v.  39,  p.  139.)— Cfetrouique 
des  Albigeois.  65  pp.  (Raynouard,  F.  J.  M.,  Lex- 
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A.  [Eds.)  Strophes  au  Saint  Esprit,  suivies  des  statuta 
d'une  conTrerie  du  Saint  Esprit  en  dlalecte  auverguat. 
11  pp.  (Romania,  v.  8,  1.S79,  p.  211.)— Dansa.  [Pro- 
vencal.] 2  pp.  (Suchier,  H.,  Denkmaeler  provenzat.  lit. 
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dicht. Prorenfal.]  3  pp.  (Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuitg. 
V.  39,  p.  142 ;  Raynouard,  F.  3.  M.,  Lexique  rom.  v.  1,  p. 
563.)— Diaetetik.  [Provencal.^  14  pp.  (Suchier,  H., 
Dtnkmaeler  prorenzal.  lit.  und  sprache,  v.  1,  p.  201.) — 
Doctrinal.  [Provencal.]  15  pp.  (Suchier,  H.,  Denk- 
maeler provental.  Ht.  und  sprache,  v.  1,  p.  241.) — Ermen- 
sand,  ifat/re.  Lied;  Eplatel.  [Provencal.'[  7  pp.  tBib- 
Tiolh.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuitg.  v.  39,  pp.  79, 81 ;  Raynouard,  F. 
J.  M.,  Lexique  rom.  v.  1,  p.  515.)— Roman  de  Fierabras. 
25  pp.  (Raynouard,  F.  J.  M.,  Lexique  rom.  v.  1,  p.  290.) 
— Roman  de  Flamenca.  47  pp.  (Raynouard,  F.  3. 
M.,  Lexique  rom.  v.  1,  p.  1.)  —  Folqneys,  G.  Sieben 
Ireuden  Maria's.  [Provencal]  12  pp.  (Suchier,  H., 
Denkmaeler  prnrenzal.  lit.  unt  sprachi,  y.  1,  p.  272.) — 
Fnenfzehn  zeichen  des  Jnengsten  js^ericiits. 
Uebersetzung  des  altfranzoesischen  gedichta  von. 
[Provencal.]  9  pp.  (Suchier,  H.,  Denkmaeler  prorenzal, 
lit.  und  sprache.  v.  1,  p.  156.)— Roman  de  Gerard  de 
Rossillon.  51  pp.  (Raynouard.  F.J.  M.,X«e(9u«  rom. 
y.  1,  p.  174.)— Roman  de  Janfre.  125  pp.  (Ray- 
nouard, F.  3.  M.,  Lerique  rom.  v.  1,  p.  48.) — Marien- 
gebet.  [Provencal.]  4  pp.  (Suchier,  H.,  Denkmaeler 
prorenzal.  lit.  und  sprache,  t.  1,  p.  285.)— Marienlied. 
[Provencal.]  9  pp.  (Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  39, 
p.  63.)— Meyer,  M.  P.  H.  (Ed.)  Marcabrun.  11  pp. 
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lioth. Ecole  d.  Charles,  v.  3.-<,  1877,  p.  497.)— (£a.)  Roman 
de  BlaudiQ  de  Cornouailles  et  de  Guillot  Ardit  de 
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▼al.  B.  de.  [Gedicht.  Provencal.]  5  pp.  (Biblioth.  lit. 
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Coblas.  2  pp.  (Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  39,  p. 
131.)  —  Slonteg,  Cavalier  L.  de.  Ensenhamen;  Slr- 
ventes.  13  pp.  (Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  39,  pp. 
114,124.)— Nicodemns.  Evangeiium.  [Provencal.]  84 
pp.  (Suchier,  H.,  Denkmaeler  protenzal.  lit.  und  sprache, 
v.  l,p.  1.) — .%e  a7«o  Nicodemus  In  general  alphabet. — 
Olivier,  G.  de.  Coblas  esparsas.  25  pp.  (Biblioth. 
lit.  vereins  in  Sluttg.  v.  39,  p.26.)— Palaytz  de  Savleza 
fayt  a  istancia  del  noble  princep  Guasto  Conite  de 
Foysh.  7  pp.  (Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  39,  p. 
57.)— Paris,  G.  B.  P.  (Ed.)  Chanson  du  Chevreau.  8 
pp.  (Romania,  v.  1,  1872,  p.  218.)— (£«.)  Passion  du 
Christ,  teste  reva  sur  le  MS  de  Clermont-Ferrand.  20 
pp.  (Romania,  y.  2,  1873,  p.  295.)— ( Ed.)  Vie  de  Saint 
Alexl  en  vers  octosyllabiques.  18  pp.  (Romania,  v.  8, 
1879,  p.  163.]— Paris  de  Roerqne.  B.  de.  [Gedicht. 
Provencal.]  4  pp.  (Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  39, 
p.  85.)— Psalm  108.  [Provencal.]  5  pp.  (Biblioth.  lit. 
vereins  in  Stuttg.  t.  39,  p.  71.) — Gedicht  auf  den  tod  des 
koenigs  Robert.  [Provencal.]  8  pp.  (Biblioth.  liL 
vereins  in  Stuttg.  y.  39,  p.  50.) — Rogier,  P.  Lieder. 
[Provencal.]  71  pp.  (Appel,  K.,  Leben  und  lieder  det 
tmba/iors  P.  Rogier,  p.  37.) — Senecji,  L.  A.  [Lebens- 
welsheit  in  kurzen  spruechen.  Prorenfa/.]  24  pp. 
(Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  39,  p.  192.)— Serverl, 
of  Gerona.  Lehrgedlcht  ueber  den  werth  der  frauen. 
[Provencal.]  16  pp.  (Suchier.  H..  Denkmaeler  prorenzal. 
lit.undsprache.y.  1,  p.  256.)— Sibylleu-Weissagnng. 
[Provencal.]  8  pp.  (Suchier,  H.,  Denkmaeler  prorenzal. 
lit.  und  sprache,  v.  1,  p.  462.)-— Sieben  frenden  9Ia> 
ria's.  [Provencal.]  13  pp.  (S\ichier,H.,  Denkmaeler  pro- 
renzal. lit.  und  sprache,  v.  1,  p.  85.) — Snenders  rene. 
[Prorencal.]  27  pp.  (8\ich\er,'B.,  Denkmaeler  prorenzal. 
lit.  und  sprache,  v.  1,  p.  214.)— Trobaire  de  Villa 
Arnant.  Sirventes.  2  pp.  (Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in 
Stuttg.  y.  39,  p.  136.)— Ventadom,  B.  de.  [Gedicht. 
Provencal.]  3  pp.  (Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  39, 
p.  137;  Mahn,  K.  A.  F.,  Werke  der  troubadours,  v.  1,  p. 
10.)— Vidal.R.  [Gedicht.  Provencal.)  49  pp.  (Biblioth. 
lit.  vereins  in  Sluttg.  y.  39,  p.  144.) — Vier  gereimte 
stnecke.  [Provencal.]  7  pp.  (Suchier, H.,/>en*nno«Z«r 
prorenzal.  lit.  und  sprache,  v.  1,  p.  290.) 

See  also  Fierabras.— Flamenca  (in  supplement). 
— Girart  de  Rossillon  liu  8uppIement).—Richard 
le  Peltrin. — Romance  poetry. — Tronveres  and 
troubadours. 

Proveii^l  poetry.  History  and  criticism. 
Appel.  K.     Leben  und  die  lieder  des  tro- 

badors  Peire  Rogier.     1882.  , 
Bayle,  M.  a..  Abbe.    Poesie  provengale 

au  moyen-age.     1876. 


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—  BOEHMER,  E.  Provenzalische  poesie  der 
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—  DiEHL,  R.  Guillem  Anelier  von  Tou- 
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—  DiEZ,  F.  C.  Leben  und  werke  der  trou- 
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Poesie  der  troubadours.     1826. 

Zwei  altromanische  gedichte  berich- 

tigt  und  erklaert.     1876. 

—  Fauriel,  C.  C.  History  of  Provengal 
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—  HUEFFER,  F.  Der  trobador  Guillem  de 
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The  troubadours  :   a  history  of  Pro- 

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—  KUAACK,  L.  Ueber  die  entstehung  und 
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—  Laveleye,  E.  L.  V.  de.  Memoire  sur 
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—  Maus,  F.  W.  Peire  Cardenals  strophen- 
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—  Michel,  F.  X.  Heinrich  von  Morungen 
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—  Napolski,  M.  von.  Leben  und  werke 
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—  Preston,  H.  W.  Troubadours  and  trou- 
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—  Rochegude,  (— )  de.  Essai  d'un  glos- 
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—  ROEMER,  L.  Volkstuemliche  dichtungs- 
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—  Rutherford,  J.  Troubadours  :  their 
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—  Sainte-Palaye,  J.  B.  de  La  C.  de.  His- 
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Selbach,  L.  Streitgedicht  in  der  alt- 
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{Jahrb.  f.  roman.  und  engl.  lit.  v.  1, 1809,  p.  171.)— Roman 


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See  also  Romance  poetry.  History  and  criticitm. — 
Trouveres  and  troubadours. 

Proveii<jale,  La.  historiette.    48  pp.    Regn- 

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Servian  proverbs.  10  pp.  (Fraser's  Map.  v.  51, 1855, 
p.  517.)— Tuscan  proverbs.  11  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag. 
v.  55, 18.57,  p.  18.)— On  the  use  of  proverbs  In  grave 
composition.  9  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  50,  1857,  p.  710.) 
— Varnhagen,H.  Zu  densprlchwoortornHcudlng's. 
21  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  4,  1881,  p.  180.)— Wilken,  E.  Zu 
den  Merseburger  spruechen.  8  pp.  (Germania,  y.^l. 
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sayings.     52  pp.     (Essays  on  .  .  .  literature,  v.  1,  p.  124.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  88, 1800,  p.  472. 

Proverbs  displayed.    29  pp.    [Fraser's 

Mag.  v.  26,  1842,  p.  687  ;   v.  27,  1843.  p.  652;  V.  28,  1843, 

p.  79.) 

Proverbs  in  porcelain.  Dobson,  A.  1396 


PROVIDENCE 


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PROXENUS 


Providence,  B.  I.  Dorr,  H.  C.  Planting 
and  growth  of  Providence.  1882.  [Rhode 
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Greexe.  W.  a.     Providence  plantations 

for  250  years.  An  historical  review  of  the 
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Providence.     1886. 

Staples,  W.  R.     Annals  of  the  town  of 

Providence,  from  its  first  settlement,  to  the 
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Hopkins,  8.    Account  of  P.    38  pp.    (Mass.  Hist. 

Soc.  Coll.  2  8.  V.  9,  1832,  p.  166.)— Records  of  the 
settlements  at  P.,  Portsmouth,  Newport,  and  War- 
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See  aho  'Brown  University. 

PrOTidence,  i2.  J.  Public  Library.  Finding 
list  [and]  First  supplement.  Providence. 
1880-82.     2  v.  in  1,  8°.  W.13 

Monthlv    reference    lists.       Providence. 

1881-83.     3  V.  sm.  4°.  W.24 

ProYidence  of  Ood. 

BuNSEN,  C.  K.  J.,  Freiherr  von.     God  in 
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Davis,  A.  J.  Philosophy  of  special  provi- 
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SwEDENBORG,  E.  Angelic  wisdom  con- 
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Beecber,  E.    Dispensations  of  divine  providence 

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(Anle-Nicene  Christ.  Libr.  v.  20,  p.  171.)— Drnon,  H.  De 
la  providence,  selon  St.  Augustin  et  selon  Salvien.  27 
pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  57,  1873, p.  659.)— D wight, 
B.  W.  Doctrine  of  God's  providence  In  Itself,  and  in 
its  relations  and  uses.  86  pp.  [Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  21, 
1864,  p.  584;  v.  26, 1869,  p.  315.)— Fichte,  3.  G.  Ueber 
den  grund  unseres  glaubens  an  eine  goettllche  welt- 
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D.  T.  Divine  decrees.  32  pp.  [Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  19, 
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De  dlvina  providentia  et  praedestlnatione.  [Gr.]  26 
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Trin,W.  Providence.  16  pp.  (Essays.p.  HI.)— Kaest- 
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die  erkenntniss  verbindet,  dass  in  der  welt  keln 
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ratlonum  qulbus  causa  Durandl  de  modo  conlunc- 
tlonis  concursuum  Del  et  creaturae  defenditur.  8  pp. 
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providentia.  100  pp.   (  Opera  omnia,  v.  8,  p.  1.)— Pond, 

E.  God  the  supreme  disposer  and  moral  governor. 
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St.  [attribuUd  to].  Carmen  de  providentia.  12  pp. 
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Pabt  IV.— 120.  '  P    ^  J 


Sears,  E.  H.  Dark  places  In  the  divine  providence. 
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De  providentia  sive  quare  bonis  vlris  mala  accidant 
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223.)— La  dlvina  provldencia.  6  pp.  (  06ra?  escogidas  de 
filosofos,  p.  16 :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espaii.) — Theodoretns, 
Bp.  of  Cyrus.  De  providentia.  [Gr.  el  Lat.}  110  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol.  s.Gr.  v.  83,  p.  555.)— 'Wells,  .J.  E. 
Law,  providence,  and  prayer.  35  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra, 
V.  30,  1873,  p.  593.)— Zwingli,  tr.  Ad  lllustrlsslmum 
Cattorum  princlpem  Phllippum  sermonis  de  provi- 
dentia Del  auamnema.  66  pp.  (ir«rte,  V.  4,  p.  79.) 
See  also  God. — Theodicy. 

Providence  plantations  for  250  years. 

Greene,  W.  A.  2621 

Provident  banks.     Beaumont,  J.  T.  B. 

Essay  on  provident  or  parish  banks.  22  pp.  IPam- 
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See  also  Savings  banks. 

Provident  I^ife  and  Trust  Company 

of  Phila.  WlXG,  A.  S.  Mortality  experi- 
ence of  the  Provident  Life  and  Trust  Com- 
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Province  of  Jurisprudence  determined. 
Austin.  J.     3  V.  —1314 

Provinces  of  the  Roman  Empire. 
Mommsen.  T.     2  v.  2753 

Provincetown,  Mass.  Description  of.  Sept, 

18)2.     7  pp.     (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  8,  1802,  p.  196.) 

Provincial  antiquities.    Scott,  Sir  W., 

Miscel.  icorks.  v.  7.  2147 

Provincial  antiquities  ...  of  Scotland. 

Scott.  Sir  W.     2  v.  in  1.  1701 

Provincial  glossary.    Grose,  F.    {With 

Darell,  W.,  Histoi-y  of  Dover  castle.)  2783 
Provincial  letters.  Pascal.  B.  —3215 
Provinciale  (seu  constitutiones  Angliae). 

Lindewood.  W..  Bp.  of  St.  David's.  —1331 
Provincialis    I>aciae,    sive    designatio 

eplscopatuum  Daniae,  Sueciae,  et  Norvegiae,  circa 
1270.  2  pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script, 
rer.  Danic.  v.  6,  p.  610.) 

Provincialisms,  General   dictionary  of. 

Holloway,  W.  1164 

Provinciarum  demonstratio,  ex  an- 

tiquocodice.   6pp.   (Mai,  A.,  Auctor.  c/aisic.  v.  3,  p.  410.) 

Provins,  France.    Barthelemy,  A.  J.  B.  A. 

do.  Lettre  &  M.  Felix  Bourquelotsur  un  teste  attribufi 
au  IX  sidcle  et  raentionnaut  la  mounale  de  P.  6  pp. 
(Biblioth.  Ezole  d.  Chartes,\.  27,  1866,  p.  1.58.)— Bonr- 
qnelot,  L.  F.  Marteau  ou  casse-tete  gaulois,  trouv6 
pris  de  P.  1  p.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Bull.  1857-58. 
p.  94;  with  Mem.  v.  24,1839.)— Xotlce  sur  la  Grange  aux 
Dimes  h  P.  10  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Mim.  v.  18, 
1846,  p.  315.)— Notice  sur  le  MS  Intitule  Cartulaire  de 
la  vllie  de  P.,  XIII  et  XIV  siecles.  81  pp.  (Biblioth. 
Ecole  d.  Charles,  v.  17,  1855,  pp.  193,  428.,- Pelntures 
murales  de  P.  2  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Bull. 
1859,  p.  73;  with  Mim.  v.  26, 1862.)— Uu  scruUn  au  XIV 
stdcle,  notice  et  document  lus  k  la  seance  du  19  Juln 
1852.  45  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Mim.  v.  21,  1852, 
p.  455.) 

Provins,  Council  of.   Concilium  Pruvinense 

anno  1251  celebratum.  2  pp.  (Mart^ue,  E.,  and  Du- 
rand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  7,  p.  142.) 

Provision  for  the  poor  in  Europe  and 
America,  Statement  of  the.     Senior,  N.  W. 

—2335 
Provost,  The.     Gait,  J.  1205 

Prow  of  au  ancient  ship  of  var.    8  pp. 

Leake,  W.  M.  (Royal  Soc.  of  Lit.  Trans.  2  s.  v.  1, 1813, 
p.  246.) 

Prowe,  Leopold  Friedrich.  1821—.  Nico- 
laus  Coppernicus.  V.  1.  pts.  1,  2.  Berlin, 
1883.  1  V.  in  2.  r.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  1.58,  1883.  p.  295.)  5894 

Proxenns.    Fragmenta.   [Gr.  et  Lat.]    3  pp. 

(Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm.  hist.  Gr.  v.  2,  p.  461.) 


PROXUMES 


3622 


PRUSSIA 


Proxumes.  Aures,  A.  Liste  des  inscrip- 
tions dedlecs  aux  P.  3  pp.  (Soc.  antlq.  de  France, 
Bull.  1872,  p.  100;  With  M6m.  v.  33,  1872.) 

Proyart,  Lievin  Bonaventure,  AbM.  1743- 
1808.  Louis  XVI  et  ses  vertus  aux  prises 
avec  la  perversite  de  son  siecle.  Paris,  1819. 
5  V.  8°.  2607 

History  of  Loango,  Kakongo,  and  other  kingdoms 

in  Africa.     50  pp.     (Pinkertou,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  16,  p.  6i8.) 

Prudence  Palfrey.    89  pp.    Aldrich.  T. 

B.    (Allanl.  Monthly,  v.  33,  1874,  pp.  144,  257,  385,  513,  672.) 

Priidencia,  Arte  de,     30  pp.     Gracian,  B. 

( Obraa  escogidas  de  filosofos,  p.  570 :  Bibliot.  de  aulor. 
espaii.) 

Prudeiitius  (Galindo),  St.,  Bp.  of  Troyes. 
—861.  Opera  omnia.  Parisiis,  1852.  r.  8°. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  115.)    —2203 

Contents.  Annates,  sive  annaliura  Bertlnlanorum 
pars  II. — ISpistoIa  ad  Hincmai-um  et  Pardulum. — 
Kpistola  tracloria.  —  Flores  Psnlmornin. — 
Florilegium  ex  Sacra  Scriptura.— Senno  de  vita  et 
naorte  gloriosae  vlrglnis  Maurae. — De  praedesti- 
nalione  contra  Erigeuain. 

Annates,  835-861.    26  pp.    (Frankfort  Soc.  Script. 

V.  1,  p.  429.1— Eplstola  ad  quemdam  eplscopum.  2 
pp.  (Mabillon,  J.,  Fe/!.  ana?ec<.  p.  418.)— Prologus  ad 
Flores  Psalmorum.  2  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Script,  vet.  nov. 
collect.  V.  9,  p.  369.)— Tracfatus  super  aedlflcium  Pru- 
dentll.  4  pp.  (Pitra,  J.  B.,  Spicileg.  Solesmense,  v.  3, 
p.  421.) 

Pnideiitius  Clemens,  Aurelius.  Circa 
348-408.  Opera  omnia,  ex  editione  Par- 
mensi,  cum  notis  et  interpretatione  in  usum 
Delphini,  variis  lectionibus,  notis  variorum. 
Londini,  1824.  3  v.  8°.  (Valpy,  A.  J., -Scnp^. 
Lat.)  4242 

Contents.  Ambrosius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Milan.  Epistola 
ad  Valentlniauuni,  v.  2.— Apotheosis,  v.  1.— Cathe- 
merinon  liber,  v.  1.— Dlplychon  utrlusque  Testa- 
meutl,  V.  1.— De  edltionibus  Prndentil,  v.  3. — 
Hamartigeiila,  v.  1.— Iso,  "/  .S7.  Gall.  Glossae  ve- 
teres,  v.  3. — De  inetris  Pi'udentianis,  v.  1. — Notae 

variorum,  v.  2,  3 Peristeplianon  liber,  v.  1. — 

Fsyclioinacliia,  v.  2 — Recensug  codicum  SISS, 

V.  3. — Contra  Symmachi  orationem  librl  II,  v.  2 

Belatio Symmachi,  ur bis praefecti,  v. 2.— Testimonia 
veteruin  de  Prudentlo,  v.  1. — Index,  v.  3. 

Quae  exstant  carmina  .  .  .  recensuit,  lec- 

tionum  varietate  illustravit,  notis  explicavit 
Albertus  Dressel.     Lipsiae,  1860.     8°.      3244 

Contents.  Apotlieosis.- Catlieinerinon  liber. — 
Dittochaeoii.— Dressel.  A.  Prolegomena. —Ha- 
niartigenia.  —  Peristeplianon  liber. —  Psyclio- 
macliia. — Contra  Syininachum  librl  II.— Indices. 

Carmina.      Parisiis,    1862.      2   v.    r.    8°. 

(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  59,  60.)  —2283 

Contents.    Apotheosis,  v.  1 Liber  Catlienieri- 

nou,  V.  1. — Dittocliaeuni,  v.  2. — Hamnrtigenia, 
V.  1.— Liber  Peristephanon,  v.  2.— Prndentiana, 

slve  prolegomena,  v.  1.  —  Psychoinachia,  v.  2 

Contra  Symmachuin  librl  II,  v.  2. 

-  Selections.  [Lat.]  19  pjj.  (Pindar,  N.,  Selections 
from  the  less  known  Lat.  poets,  p.  513.) 

Kantecki,  a.   E.     De  Aureli  Prudenti 

dementis  genere  dicendi  quaestiones.   1874. 

Delislc,  L.  V.    Note  sur  le  MS  de  P.,  No.  8084  du 

loads  latin  de  la  Blbllothfeque  Impfirlale.  7  pp.  (Bib- 
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Prolegoraena.  61  pp.  (Prudenllus  Clemens,  A.,  Quae 
exstant  carmina,  p.  1.)— Erasmus,  D.  Commeniarius 
In  hymnura  Prudentll,  de  natall  puerl  Jesu,  de  epi- 
pbaula  .Tesu  natl.  11pp.  (ppeco  omnia,  v.  5,  pp.  1337, 
1349;  Prudenllus  Clemens,  A.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  2,  p.  995: 
Valpy,  A.  .!.,  Script.  Lat.)— ValorlcinH,  Q.  In  liymnos 
quosdam  Prudentll  exposlllo.  78  pp.  iPrudoutlus 
Clemens,  A.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  2,  p.  1111:  Valpy,  A.  J., 
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Olemeutom  coinmeniarlus.  69  jip.  (Prudenllus  Cle- 
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Lat.)— Holder,  A.  (fd.)  DIo  Bouloueser  nngelsaech- 
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p.  385.)— Iso,  "/  St.  Gall.  Glossae  veteres.  110  pp. 
(PrudentluB  Clemeus,  A.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  3,  p.  1423: 
Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.)—jiehrlBaen»l»,  A.  A.    Au- 


notatlones  in  hymnos  et  Psychomachiam.  102  pp. 
(Prudenllus  Clemens,  A.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  2,  p.  887: 
Valpy,  A.  3.,  Script.  Lat.) — Remns,  G.  Notae.  7  pp. 
(Prudenllus  Clemens,  A.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  3,  p.  1249; 
Valpy,  A.  3.,  Script.  Z,a<.)— Siher,  A.  T.  Commentarloll. 
6  pp.  (Prudentius  Clemens,  A.,  Ornra  omnia,  v.  3,  p. 
12.-)6:  Valpy,  A.  J-.^ripi.  Za/..)— Sichard,J.  InAurelli 
Prudentii  Clementls,  Catbomerinon  scholia.  5  pp. 
(Prudentius  Clemens,  A.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  2,  p.  989: 
Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Za<.)— Spiegel,  J.  Interpretatlo 
ill  hymnum  omnium  horarum.  98  pp.  iPrudentlus 
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pp.  (Prudentius  Clemens,  A.,  0/)era  omnia,  v.  3,  j).  1272: 
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versibus.  11  pp.  (Prudentius  Clemens,  A.,  pyeraooinia, 
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Prudlioninie,  Louis  Marie.  1752-1830. 
Histoire  generale  et  irapartiale  des  erreurs, 
des  fautes,  et  des  crimes  commis  pendant  la 
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and  others.   Revolutions  de  Paris,  dediees 

a  la  nation  et  au  district  des  Petits-Augustins. 
Avec  gravures  et  cartes  des  departemens  de 
France.     Paris,  1789-93.     17  v.  p.  8°.       4606 

Prndhoninie,  Rene  Francois  Armand  Sully. 

Caro,  E.  La  Justice,  po6me  par  P.  27  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1878,  3  per.  v.  29,  p.  511.) 

Prud'liomnies,  Quelques  mots  sur  Pinsti- 

lution  des.  14  pp.  Cbeve,  C.  {Correspondant,  v.  10, 
1845,  p.  920.) 

PrudMion,  Pierre  Paul.     Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C. 

In  hix  Hist,  des  pelntres:  Ecole  frangaise,  v.  3.  24  pp. 
—Delacroix,  F.  V.  E.  Pelntres  et  sculpteurs  mo- 
dernes.  Prud'hon.  20  pp.  [liev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1846, 
n.  s.  V.  16,  p.  432.) 

Pi'uefung  Abrahams,  gedicht.    108  pp. 

Wleland,  C.  M.,  Saemmt.  icerle,  v.  3,  p.  1. 

Pruuer,  Franz.     1808—.     Der  neger.     Eine 

aphorlslische  skizze  aus  der  "  Medicliiischen  topo- 
graphle  von  Cairo."  8  pp.  (Deutscli.  morg.  geselis. 
Zeits.  V.  1,  1847,  p.  129.) 

Pruning.  Des  Cars,  A.  J.,  Comte.  Treatise 
on  pruning  forest  and  ornamental  trees. 
1881.     (Mass.  Soc.  for  Prom,  of  Agric.  Pub.) 

Prussia. 

Hartknoch,  C,  Alt  und  neues  Preussen. 
1684. 

Laing,  S.     Notes  of  a  traveller  on  the 

social  and  political  state  of  France,  Prussia 
.  .  .     1842. 

La  Motraye,   a.  de.     In   his   Travels 

through  Europe,  v.  3.     1732. 

Continental  countries.  Prussia.   26  pp.  {Pub- 

Un  Univ.  Mag.  v.  23,  1844,  p.  698;  v.  24,  1844,  p.  91.)— 
Forces  mat^rielles  de  la  monarchie  prnssi- 
enne.  27  pp.  [Biblioth.  univ.  el  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  v.  3, 
1840,  p.  395. )— Ilosmer,  ,1.  K.  The  giant  In  the  spiked 
helmet.  14  pp.  {Allant.  Monthly,  v.  27,  1871,  p.  433.)— 
liCroy-Beaulleu,  P.  Les  ressources  do  la  France 
et  do  la  Prusse.  21  pp.  ( Jiev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1870, 2  p6r. 
V.  89,  p.  135.)— London  to  west  P.  21  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  75,  18.54,  p.  672.)— Salut-Pierre,  J.  H.  B. 
de.  Observations  sur  la  Prusse.  31  pp.  (  Oiuvres,  v.  2, 
p.  213.) 

See  also  Aix-la-Chapellc.  — Berlin.— Monn. — 
Brandenhnrg.—Breslau.— Cologne.— Dantzlc. 
—  Goettlngeii.  —  Hanover.  —  Kocnigsherg.  — 
Magdeburg.  —  Mecklenburg.  —  Ponieranln.— 
Posen.— Potsdam.- Klielnsberg.  — Saxony.— 
Schleswig-Ilolstein.  —  Silesia.  —  Treves.  — 
'Westphalia. 


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Prnssia,  Agriculture. 

Stadelmann,  R.  Preussens  koenige  in 
ihrer  thaetigkeit  fuer  die  landescultur. 
1878-87,  4  V.  {Pub.  aus  d.  K.  preuss.  staats- 
archiven.  v.  2.  11,  25.  30.) 

Agriculture  and  agrarian  laws  in  P.     19  pp. 

(iV.  Brit.  Rev.  V.  52,  ISTO,  p.  474.)— Agriculture  of  P. 

from  1816  to  1875.  H  pp.  {hittrnat.  Rev.  v.  2,  1875,  p. 
339.)— Laveleyc,  E.  L. V.  de.  Progres  rficens  de  I'agri- 
culture  en  Prusse.  27  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mond'.s.lfi&l, 
2  per.  V.  71,  p.  46.)— Prussian  agrarian  legislation. 

22  pp.     [Edin.  Rev.  v.  ^6,  1847,  p.  155.J 

Prussia,  Antiquities. 

Klein,  J.  T.  E\  veterum  Prussorum  re  antiquarla 
scliediaaina.  6  pp.  (Royal  Soc.  London,  Philns.  trans. 
V.  41,  pt.  1,  1744,  p.  384.)— Strelilke,  E.  Ueber  einen 
kuerzlich  aufgefuudeneu  siegelsteinpel  Mestwlii's  I 
von  Ostpommern.  2  pp.  {Script,  rer.  Prassic.  v.  3,  p. 
729.)— VVest^Tood,  J.  O.  Archaeological  notes  of  a 
tour  In  Denmark,  P.,  and  Holland.  31  pp.  3  pi.  {Ar- 
chaeol.  J.mrn.  v.  16,  1853,  pp.  132,  236.) 

Prnssia,  Army  and  navy. 

Barnard,  H.  Military  schools  and 
courses  of  instruction  in  the  science  and  art 
of  war  in  France,  Prussia  .  .  .     1872. 

Chesney,  Lieut.-Col.  C.  C,  and  Reeve,  H. 

Military  resources  of  Prussia  and  France. 
1870. 

Staveley,  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  C.  (TV.)  Regu- 
lations for  the  great  manoeuvres  of  the 
Prussian  army,  29  June,  1861.     1871. 

Talbot,  Lieut.  G.  F.     Organization  of  the 

Prussian  army.     1871. 

Arndt,  E.  M.    Was  bedeutet  landsturm  uud  land- 

wehr  ?  22  pp.  (Schriften,  v.  1,  p.  289.)— Kgerton,  F., 
JEarl  of  Elleimere.  Russian  and  German  campaigns. 
39  pp.  {Essays,  p. 394.)— FredericU  II,  Hie  Great,  King 
of  Prussia.  Du  mllUalre.  2-4  pp.  {(Euvres  poith.  y.  o, 
p.  161.)— French  and  German  armies  and  tiie 
campaign  in  France.  40  pp.  {Quart.  Rev.  v.  129, 
1870,  p.  415.)— Hale,  L.  A.  Spirit  of  the  military  train- 
ing In  the  German  army;  Notes  on  the  German  mili- 
tary system.  22  pp.  {Hacmillan's  Mag.  v.  38,  1878,  pp. 
48,221.j— Knollys.  H.  Prussian  military  manoeuvres. 
15  pp.  {Blich-woods  Mag.  v.  116,  1874,  p.  584.)— Ijave- 
leye,  E.  L.  V.  de.  Les  agrandlssemens  et  I'armee  de 
la  Prusse.  41  pp.  ( Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1867,  2  per.  v.  67, 
p.  769.) — Merruan,  P.  La  creation  de  la  flotte  prus- 
Blenne.  30  pp.  (We».  d.  deux  mondes,  1876,  3  p6r.  v.  15, 
p.  147.)— Military  growth  of  P.  43  pp.  (Blin.  Rev. 
y.  124,  1866,  p.  553.)— Battle  of  Sadova,  and  military 
organizalion.  24  pp.  {Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  :il,  18i'.7, 
p.  1.) — Military  system  and  schools  in  P.  125 
pp.  {Am.  J.  of  Educalinn,  v.  12,  1862,  p.  275.)— Prussian 
army.  10  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  49,  1K57,  p.l89.)— 
Reymond,  W.  Question  mliitalre  et  la  reorgani- 
zation de  I'armSe  en  Prusse.  27  pp.  {Rev.  contemp. 
1862,  V.  5,  p.  623.)  —  Rougemout,  F.  de.  L'arraee 
prussleune  en  1870.  20  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mnndei,  1870, 
2  p^r.  V.  85,  p.  5.)— Schmoller,  G.  Die  eutstehung 
des  preussischeu  heores  von  1GK)-1740.  26  pp.  (Deutscli. 
rundschau,  v.  12, 1877,  p.  248.)— Stoffel,  E.  G.  H.  C'.,  Baron. 
Reports  on  the  military  forces  of  P.,  1868-70.  5,J  pp. 
{Eraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  4,  1871,  pp.  537,  671.)— Two  sys- 
tems. 13  pp.  (/i/acfc«;oo<i's  i/ag.  v.  109,  1871,  p.  118.)— 
ITpton,  E.  The  Prussian  company  column.  15  pp. 
{Internat.  Rev.  v.  2,  1873,  p.  302.)— AVhy  is  Prussia 
-rictorious?  16  pp.  (Blackwooi's  Mag.  v.  1U8,  1870, 
p.  657.) 

Prussia,  Biography. 

Atkinson.  E.  \V.  Memoirs  of  the  queens 
of  Prussia.     1858. 

Pauli.  K.  F.     Leben  grosser  helden  des 

gegeuwaertigen  krieges.     1761-64,  9  v. 

POELLNITZ,   K.    L.  von.     Memoireu  zur 

lebens-  und  regierungsgeschichte  der  4  letz- 
ten  regenten  des  preussischen  staats.  1747, 
2  V. 

See  also  Bisinarck-Schoenhansen,  K.  O.  E.  L., 
FuerH  von — Fredericlc  I,  King  of  iVuof.tia.— Fred- 
erick II.  tU  Great,  King  of  /"ruisia.- Frederick 
William  I,  II,  III,  IV,  Kings  of  Pru«.na.— Fred- 
erick William,  the  Great,  Elector  of  Brandenburg.— 
—  Hohenzollern.  —  Iioulsa,    Queen   of  Prussia.  — 


Moltke,   H.  K.  B.,  Graf  von.— Sophia  Charlotte, 

Queen  of  PrM«<ia.  —  Stein,  H.  F.  K.,  Freiherr  von. — 
William  I,  Emperor  of  Germany  and  King  of  Prussia. 

Prussia,  Cliurch  history. 

Keller.  L.  (£'d.)  Die  gegenreformatlon 
in  Westfalen  und  am  Niederrhein.  1881. 
{Pub.  aus  d.  K.  prexiss.  staatsarchiven,  v.  9.) 

Lehmann,  M.     Preussen  und  die  katho- 

lische  kirche  seit  1640.  1878-85,  5  v.  (Pub. 
aus  d.  K.  preuss.  staatsarchiven.,  v.  1,  10,  13, 
18,  24.) 

Lescoeur,  L.    Bismarck  et  la  persecution 

religieuse  en  Allemagne.     1879. 

Derome,  L.     Frederic  II  et  les  Id^es  rellgleuses 

au  XIII  siScie.  37  pp.  (iieo.  contemp.  1865,  v.  1,  p.  645.) 
— Doerner,  .J.  E.  The  Prussian  Evangelical  church. 
23  pp.  (Internal.  Rev.  v.  3,  1876,  p.  810.)— Holtzen- 
dorflT,  F.  von.  The  Prussian  church  law.  24  pp. 
(Internat.  Rev.  v.  1,  1874,  p.  80.)— Johaun  I,  Bp.  of 
Pomerania.  Notae  historlcae  de  anno  1381,  uebst 
fortsetzungen.  20  pp.  {Script,  rer.  Prussic.  v.  5,  p. 
410.) — Joliann  IV,  Bp.  of  Pomerania.  Notae  his- 
torlcae, 1480-1-501.  2  pp.  {Script,  rer.  Prussic.  v.  5,  p. 
434.)  —  Lesmayonx,  (— ).  Egllse  evangellque  de 
Prusse.  30  pp.  {Currespondant,  n.  s.  v.  42,  1869,  p. 
1032.)— Bericht  elnes  anhaengers  der  Intherlschen 
parte!  ueber  den  autruhr  von  1525.  11  pp.  (Script, 
rer.  Pnissic.  v.  5,  p.  577.)— Blarien^verder, -J.  Annates 
capiiuli  Pomesaiiiensis,  1391-98.  5  pp.  {Script,  rer. 
Prussic.  V.  5,  p.  430.) — Mehlmann,  .J.  Zur  geschichte 
des  aufruhrs  von  1.523.  3  pp.  (&ript.  rer.  Prussic.  v. 
5,  p.  589.)— 9Ionnard,  C.  Rapports  de  I'etat  et  do 
I'egllse  en  Prusse.  18  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse, 
4  8.  V.  13, 1850,  p.  302.)— Papal  conspiracy.  Abp.  of 
Cologne.  33  pp.  {Quart.  Rev.  v.  63,  1839,  p.  88.)— 
Pressens^,  E.  de.  La  politique  religieuse  de  la 
Prusse.  3i  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  ISl-i,  2  p6r.  v.l(^, 
p.  5. J— Prussia  and  the  Vatican.  73  pp.  {Mac- 
millan's  Mag.  v.  30,  1874,  pp.  464,  559;  v.  31,  1875,  pp.  72, 
171.  259,  373.)— Rendu,  E.  Egllse  evang61ique  en 
Prusse  (fragment).  25  pp.  ( Correspondanl,  v.  36,  1855, 
p.  722.)— Schleiermacher,  F.  D.  E.  Zwel  unvor- 
greifllche  gutacbien  in  sachen  des  protestantischen 
klrcheuwesens  zunaechst  in  bezlehung  auf  den  preus- 
sischen staat ;  Uel)er  die  fuer  die  protestantlsche 
kirche  des  preussischen  staats  elnzurlchtende  syno- 
dalvert;issuug.  19k  pp.  {Sae:nmt.  werke,  abth.  1,  v.  5, 
pp.  41,  217.) — Series  episcoporum  Pomesanieu- 
sium.  25  pp.  {Script,  rer.  Prussic.  v.  5,  p.  336.) — 
Stegmann,  B.  Chronik  vom  autruhr  1325.  48  pp. 
{.Script,  rer.  Prussic.  y.  5,  p.  544.) — Toeppen,  'M.(Ed.) 
Geschlchten  von  wegeu  elnes  bundes  von  landen  und 
steten  wider  den  ordeu  Unser  llebeu  Fraweu  und  die 
bruder  desselben  ordens  im  lande  zu  Prussen  gesche- 
hen.  141  pp.  {Script,  rer.  Prutsic.  v.  4,  p.  71.) — Ver- 
zeichniss  der  hochmeister  des  Deutschen 
ordens.  10  pp.  (.Script,  rer.  Prussic.  v.  3,  p.  388.) — 
War  between  P.  and  Rome.  44  pp.  (Quart.  Rev. 
V.  136,  1874,  p.  289.) 

SeeaUn  Catholic  Church  in  Prussia. — liather- 
an  Cliui'cli. — Reformation. 

Prussia,  Court  and  courtiers. 

Erman,  J.  P.  Memoires  pour  servir  a 
I'histoire  de  Sophie  Charlotte,  Reine  de 
Prusse.     1801. 

Frederica  Sophia  Wilhelmina,  Mark- 

graefln  von  Baireuth.     Memoires.     1813.  2  v. 
The  same,  tr.  into  English.     1812,  2  v.; 
1828,  2  V.     { Autobiography,  \.  20,  21.) 

Hamilton,  a.      Rheinsberg :   memorials 

of  Frederick  the  Great  and  Prince  Henry  of 
Prussia.     1880.  2  v. 

MiRABEAU.  H.  G.  R.,  Comte  de.     Histoire 

secrete  de  la  cour  de  Berlin.     1789.  2  v. 

The  same.     1789.     {CEuvres,v.%.) 

Toland,  J.      Account  of  the  courts  of 

Prussia  and  Hannover.     1714. 

Vehse,   E.        Memoirs  of    the   court  of 

Prussia.     1854. 

Voss,   S.   M.,   Oraefin  von.       Sixty-nine 

years  at  the  court  of  Prussia.     1876,  2  v. 

Court  of  Fi-ederic    William.    17   pp.     (bublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  63,  1864,  p.  197.)  —  Forcade,  E.  (V.  de 


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3624 


PRUSSIA,  History 


Mars,  pseud.)  La  cour  et  le  cabinet  de  Berlin  daus  la 
question  d'orieut.  49  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1851, 
u.  p6r.  2  s.  V.  8,  p.  912.) 

Prussia,  Education. 

Cousin,  V.     Report  on  the  state  of  public 
instruction  in  Prussia.     1834. 

Donaldson,  J.     Lectures  on  the  history 

of  education  in  Prussia  and  England.     1874. 

Dwight,  H.  E.    Elementary  schools  and  teachers' 

seminaries  In  P.  10  pp.  {Am.  J.  of  Education,  y.n,18ffl, 
p.  641.)— Education,  in  P.  and  England.  22  pp. 
{Wexlm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  48,  1875,  p.  105.)  — Humboldt, 
F.  W.  C.  K.  E.,  Freiherr  von.  Ideen  zu  einer  instruc- 
tion luer  die  wlssenschaftllclie  deputatif)n  bel  der 
section  des  oeffentlichen  unterrichts.  11  pp.  {Ge- 
samm.  xoerTce,  v.  5,  p.  333.)  —  Legal  provision  re- 
specting the  education,  improvement,  and 
support  ofteaclkers  in  P.  2G  pp.  {Am.  J.  of  Educa- 
Hon,  V.  11,  1862,  p.  165.)— Popular  education  in  P. 
32  pp.  (Weslm.  Rev.  n.  8.  v.  21, 1862,  p.  169.)— Subjects 
and  methods  of  Instruction  In  the  primary  schools 
of  P.  48  pp.  [Am.  J.  of  Educatinn,  v.  8,  18G0,  p.  413.) — 
Public  instruction  in  P.  122  pp.  {Am.  J.  of  Edu- 
cation, V.  8,  1860,  p.  403;  V.  20,  1870,  p.  333.)— Rendu, 
B.  Prussian  expenditures  for  public  instruction  com- 
pared with  French.  12  pp.  [Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  2, 
1856,  p.  337.)— Secondary  education  in  P.  10  pp. 
{Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  9,  1860,  p.  569.)— Secondary 
Instruction  in  P.  84  pp.  {Am.  J.  of  Educalion.y.n, 
1867,  p.  435.)— Sorel,  A.  L'iuslruction  obligaloire  en 
Prusse.  16  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1871,  2  p6r.  v.  93, 
p.  280.) 

Prussia,  Finance. 

Fredericlc  II,  the  Great,  King  of  Prussia.  Des 
finances.  32  pp.  {(Euvresposth.  v.  5,  p.  129.) — Simon, 
E.  Impot  sur  le  reveuu  et  la  rgforme  des  Impots  en 
Prusse.     31  pp.     {Rev.  contemp.  1856,  v.  1,  p.  733.) 

Prussia,  Fine  arts. 

Koeniglich   Preussische  kunstsammlun- 
gen.     Jahrbuch.     1880-88.  9  v. 

Humboldt,  F.  W.  C.  K.  F.,  Freiherr  von.    Berlchte 

aus  den  verhandlungen  des  Vereius  der  kunstfreuude 
Im  preussischen  staate.  77  pp.  (Gesamm.  werke,  \.3, 
p.  307.) 

Prussia,  Genealogy. 

Zedlitz-Neukirch,  L.  von.   Neues  preus- 
sisches  adels  lexicon.     1836-39,  5  v.  in  3. 

Riedel,  A.  F.  J.    Die  ahnherren  des  preussischen 

koenlgshauses  bisgegendasendedeslS  jahrliuiiderts. 
141  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wisseus.  Philol.  Masse  Abliandl. 
1854,  p.  13.) 

See  also  Hohenzolleru. 

Prussia,  Geology. 

Berendt,  G.    Geoguoslische  blicko  In  alt-preussens 
urzeit.    39  pp.    {Samml.wUsens.  vortrg.  v.  6,  1871,  p.  781.) 
See  also  Deutsche  geologische  gesellschaft. 

Prussia,  History. 

Cursory  view  of  Prussia,  from  the  death 
of  Frederick  II  to  the  peace  of  Tilsit.     1809. 

DOHM,  C.  K.W.  \'on.    Denkwuerdigkeiten 

meiner  zeit,  1778  bis  1806.     1814-19.  5  v. 

DuNCKER,  M.  W.    Aus  der  zeit  Friedrichs 

des  Grossen  und  Friedrich  Wilhelms  III. 
Abhandlungen  zur  preussischen  geschichte. 
1876. 

DusBURG,  P.  von.     Chronicon  Prussiae. 

1679. 

The  same.  1861.   (Script,  rer.  Prussic.  v.  1.) 

Eberty,  G.  F.  F.    Geschichte  des  preus- 
sischen staats,  1411-1871.     1867-73,  7  v. 

Ernouf,  a.  a..  Baron.    Les  Frangais  en 

Prusse  [1807-08].     1872. 

FOERSTER,  F.  C.      Neuere  und  neueste 

preussische  geschichte.     1851-61,  5  v. 

Frederick  II,  the  Great,  King  of  Prussia. 

Histoii-e  de  mon  temps.  1846,  3  v.  in  1. 
{CEvv)'es,\.  2,  3.) 

The  same.     1879.     {Pub.  aus  d.  K.  preuss. 
staatsarchiven,v.  4.) 

The  same,  tr.  into  English.    1789.    {Posth. 
works,  V.  1.) 


Gruenhagen,   R.   C.        Geschichte    des 

ersten  schlesischen  krieges  nach  archival- 
ischen  quellen  dargestellt.     1881-83,  2  v. 

Hartknoch,  C.     Selectae  dissertationea 

historicae  de  variis  rebus  Prussicis.  1679. 
[With  Dusburg,  P.  von,  Chronicon  Prussiae.) 

Hense,  C.  C.     Friedrich  Wilhelm  III  und 

die  beruehmtesten  maenner  des  preussischen 
staates  unter  seiner  regierung.     1841. 

Horn,  F.  C.  Das  leben  Friedrich  Wil- 
helms des  Grossen,  Kurfuersten  von  Bran- 
denburg. Nebst  andeutungen  ueber  die 
idee  und  die  spaetere  geschichte  des  preus- 
sischen staats  vom  jahre  1688  bis  1814.    1814. 

Jeroschin,  N.  von.      Kronike  von  Pru- 

zinlant.  Herausg.  von  Ernst  Strehlke,  1861. 
[Script,  rer.  Prussic.  v.  1.) 

JonANN  von  Posilge.     Chronik  des  landes 

Preussen,  1360-1419.  Herausg.  von  Ernst 
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Longman,   F.  W.     Frederick  the   Great 

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wandring-blasing-stars.  and  firebrands,  stil- 
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Full  reply  to  certaine  briefe  observations 

and  anti-queries  on  Master  Prynne 's  12  ques- 


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Histrio  mastix,  the  player's  scourge  ;  or, 

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3324 

New  discovery  of  some  Romish  emissaries, 

Quakers  ;  as  likewise  of  some  popish  errors, 
unadvisedly  embraced,  pursued  by  our  anti- 
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Opening  of  the  great  seale  of  England  . . . 

London,  1643.     sm.  4°.  1543 

2'he  same.     (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts^ 
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Pendennis  and  all  other  standing  forts 

dismantled :  or,  8  military  aphorismes  .  .  . 
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of  the  great  seale  of  England.)  1543 

Plea  for  the  Lords :  or,  a  short,  yet  full 

and  necessary  vindication  of  the  judiciary 
and  legislative  power  of  the  House  of  Peeres 
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" Soveraigue  power    of  parliaments    and 

kingdomes.     London,  1643.     8°.  — 1356 

Vindication  of  4  serious  questions  of  grand 

importance,  concerning  excommunication, 
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Defence  of  stage-plays,  1649;  Vindication,  from 

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delivered  in  the  Starr-chamber,  on  Wednes- 
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Bruce,.!.  Biographical  fragment;  List  of  Prynne's 

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PrzewalskiJ,  N.  M.   See  Prejevalsky,  N.  M. 

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et  omnes  Epistolas  apostolicas,  nee  non  trac- 
tatus  varii  argumenti,  praecipue  de  jure 
Christiani  magistratus.  Eleutheropoli,1692. 
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Psalmanazar,  George.     Memoirs  of   P. 

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Psalni-boek  voor  die  tot  die  Evangelische 
Broeer-kerk  behoorende  neger-gemeenten 
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Psalmody.     Beveridge,  W.     Defence  of 

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20  pp.  (iVeio  Englander,  v.  4,  1846,  p.  312.)— Psalm- 
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See  also  Quart.  Rev.  v.  38, 1828,  p.  16.      Also  Chants. 
— Cliurcll  music. — Hymns. 

Psalms,  Book  of.    See  Bible,  O.  T.,  Psalms. 

Psalms,  hymns,  and  spiritual  songs. 
Watts,  I.,  Works,  v.  9.  —2245 

Psalter  mid  liarle,  sammlung  christ- 
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Psalterii  versio  MemphUica  e  recog- 
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terii Thebani  fragmenta  Parhamiana,  pro- 
verbiorum  Memphiticorum  fragmenta  Bero- 
linensia.     Goettingen,  1875.    sm.  4°.    — 1245 

Psalteriiim  Oraeciim  e  codice  MS  Alex- 
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PsaUerium  Tiiricense  purpureum  sep- 
timi  fere  saeculi,  addito  Danihelis  libro  ex 
codice  prophetarum  Marchaliano  nunc  Vati- 
cano  sexti  vel  septimi  saeculi,  ed.  Aenoth. 
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Psamnieticlius.     Birch,  S.     La  famille 

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Psaiimes,  Livre  des.  Ancienne  tr.  fran- 
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Pselliis  (persons  of  that  name).    Allacci,  L. 

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Psellus,   Michael.      9    cent.      Versiculi    in 

sanctos  et  admoduni  glorlosos  XII  aposlolos.  1  p. 
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Contents.  Allacci,  L.  Do  PsolUs  et  eornm  si-rlptls 
dlatrlba.— Do  auiina  celebros  oi)lnlones.— AuonynU 
de  antifiuitatibus  CP.— ExposUio  In  Cantlcum 
CanUcoruin.— Fragmontum  ox  orallouo  ad  Con- 
stantlnum  Mouomacbum  Imp.— Quaouam  sunt 
Graocorum  opliiloues  de  daemonibus.— Dlalogus 
de  (laeinonuin  euorgla  sou  operatione,  contra  Ma- 
uetem  ot  Euchitas. -Versus  politlcl  de  dogmate  ad 
Micliaelem  Ducam  imp.— Suinmarla  et  brevla  dog- 
niatuin  Clialdaicoruin  exposltio.— Bplgramma 
in  ttereum  equum  in  hippodrome,  qui  podein  attolle- 


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bat Eplstolae.— Cliaracteres  SS.  Gregoril   theo- 

logl,  Basllii  llagni,  Joannts  Chrysostomi.  et  Gregoril 
Nysseni.— Epigramma  in  8.  Gregorlum  Bfazlan- 
zennni.— Versus  in  sauctos  tres  hlerarchas. — De 
lapidnin  virtntlbns — De  receutioruin  legum  et 
logaliuin  defluitionum  Latinis  uominibus.— Ct^rapen- 
dlura  lesniu  versibus  politlcls.  ad  MJchaelem 
Ducam  imp. — De  locis  et  iioniiiitbns  Attlcis. — 
In  Blercnrli  Trismeglsti  Plmandrtim.  —  Ad 
quenidaru  monaclium  de  mortis  deterininatione. 
— Ad  disclpulos  de  actirmum  noininibns. — Oblatio 
iiomocauouisad  Micliaelem  Ducam  Imp.-Deomnl- 
faria  doctrina  capita  centum  quinquaginta  septeni. 
— Esposltio  iu  oracula  Chaldaica. — In  psycho- 
goniani  Platonicain.— ^naestlonum  natnra- 
lium  solutiones. — Monodia  in  collapsionem  templi 
S.  SopUiae.— Encomium  et  officlum  Symeonlg  3Ie- 
taphrastae. — Testameiittini  Saloniouis. — Expo- 
sitio  iu  oracula  maglca  quae  a  Zoroastre  prodlere, 
in  oraculis  Sibyllinis  Galael. 

-^—  'EKaT0VTae-7]pig  Bv^avTii^g  icTopiag^  976-1077; 
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— — —  'larofiiKoi  Myot^  k~iaTo/.al  Kal  aA/A  aveKdora. 
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Pseudcpigrapha.  See  Bible,  O.  T., 
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Pseudo  Callistlienes.    5ee  Callisthenes. 

Pseudodoxia  epideuiica  .  .  .  vulgar 
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2195 

Psendonjms.  See  Anonyms  and  Pseudo- 
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Pseu'do-Shakespeariaii  plays.  Shake- 
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Psyche.  Lange,  A.  G.  Ueber  den  my  thus 
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Psyche.  1  p.    Arnold,  G.,  Poems,  p.  214. 

Psyche.  2  v.  Beaumont,  J.,  Coinpl.  poems, 
v.  1,2.  .  1303 

Psyche.  22  pp.    Storm,  T.    [Deutsch.  rund- 

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Psyche,  Amours  de.    La  Fontaine,  J.  de, 

(Euvres  compl.  v.  5.  — 1175 

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Psyche,  ein  griechisches  maerchen.    96  pp. 

Schulze,  E.  C.  F.,  Poet,  werke,  v.  3,  p.  233. 

Psyche  et  Cupido.    Apuleius.  3247 

Psychic  force  and  modern  spiritualism. 
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Mind,  a  quarterly  review  of  psychology 

and  philosophy.     1876-88,  13  v. 

Psychische  studien.    1875-88, 14  v. 


L'ame  et  le  corps. 
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sprachwissenschaft.  Herausg.  von  Dr.  M. 
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Psycho-physiological  sciences   and 

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Maury,  A.     (Rev.  arched,  v.  2,  1845,  p.  707.) 

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Ptolemaeus  XI  (Auletes),  King  of  Egypt. 

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from  a  Chinese  studio.     Tr.  and  annotated 

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Public  debt  of  the  United  States.  Gibbons, 

J.  S.  —1365 

Public  debts.    An  essay  in  the  science  of 

finance.     Adams,  H.  C.  — 1392 

Public  economy  of  Athens.    Boeckh, 

A.  —1305 

Public   et   les  honimes  de  lettres  en 

Angleterre  au  18  siecle.     Beljame,  A.     2216 
Public  events  in  Massachusetts  preceding 

the  American  revolution,  Papers  relating  to. 

(Seven  ty-six  Soc. )  2624 

Public  fundSj  Account  of  the.     Fairman, 

W.  —1308 

Public  good.    Paine,  T.,  Polit.  works,  v.  1. 

2145 
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give  them  character  and  expression.     Chi- 
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Purple  dye  of  the  ancient  Tyrians.     13  pp. 

Begbie,  P.  (8oc.  of  anliq.  Scotl.  Arcltaeol.  Scot.  v.  2, 
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Purple  island.    Fletcher,?.  1857 

Purple  tints  of  Paris.    St.  John,  B.    1468 
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Purpnrinus  d  Faventia. 
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See  Porporino,  di 


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Pursuits    of   agriculture,    a    satirical 

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Pursuits  of  literature,  a  satirical  poem. 
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Pursuits  of  politics.  17  pp.  [Blackwood's 

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Pursuivant  of  arms.  Planche,  J.  R.  2775 

Purves,  James.   She  laughed,  and .   1  p. 

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drinking  song.  1  p.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  88,  1876, 
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Puschkin,  A.  S.    See  Pushkin,  A.  S. 

Pusey,  Edward  Bouverie,  D.  D.  1800-83. 
Articles  treated  on  in  Tract  90  reconsidered 
and  their  interpretation  vindicated.  Oxford , 
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Scriptural  views  of  holy  baptism,  with  an 

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the  times,  w.  2.)  —8244 

[Ed.)     Confessions  of  S.  Augustine.    See 

Augustinus,  A.,  St..,  Bp.  of  Hippo. 

[Ed. )     Library  of  the  Fathers  of  the  Holy 

Catholic  church.     See  Library.- 

<S^ee  also  Tracts  for  the  times. 

Newman,  J.  H.,  Cardinal.    Letter  to  Rev. 

E.  B.  Pusey  on  his  recent  Eirenicon.     1866. 

Sewell,  W.     Letter  to  Rev.  E.  B.  Pusey 

on  the  publication  of  No.  90  of  the  Tracts  for 
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treated  on  in  Tract  90  reconsidered.) 


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Eisen,  novelle.    40  pp.    {DeuUcfi.  rundsehctu,  v.  16, 

1878,  p.  167.)— Rlcordo,  novelle.  37  pp.  (^DeuUch. 
nmdschau,  v.  1, 1874,  p.  343.) 

PutniaU)  J.  J.  Studien  over  Calderon  en 
zijne  geschriften.     Utrecht,  1880.     8°.     3353 

Pntnani,  Albigence  Waldo.  1799-1869. 
History  of  middle  Tennessee ;  or,  life  and 
times  of  Gen.  James  Robertson.  Nashville, 
1859.     8°.  3593 

Putnam,  Alfred  Porter,  D.  D.  Singers  and 
songs  of  the  liberal  faith ;  being  selections 
of  hymns  and  other  sacred  poems  of  the 
liberal  church  in  America.  Boston,  1875. 
8°.  1354 

Putnam,  Col.  Daniel.    Letter  relative  to  the 

battle  of  Bunker  Hill.  24  pp.  (Conn.  Hist.  Soc.  ColL 
V.  1, 1860,  p.  227.) 

Putnam,  Eleanor,  psewd.  See  Bates,  Mrs.  A. 
(in  supplement). 

Putnam,  Frederick  Ward.  1839—.  Remarks 
upon  chipped  stone  implements.  Salem, 
1885.     8°.  1705 

The  Mammoth  cave.    See  Packard,  A.  S., 

Jr..  and  Putnam,  F.  W. 

{Ed.)  American  Naturalist.  Sfee  Amer- 
ican Naturalist. 

and  othere.    Reports  upon  archaeological 

and  ethnological  collections  from  vicinity  of 
Santa  Barbara,  California,  and  from  ruined 
pueblos  of  Arizona  and  New  Mexico,  and 
certain  interior  tribes.  Washington.  1879. 
4°.  (Wheeler,  G.  M.,  Report  explor.  west  of 
100  merid.  v.  7.)  —3531 

Putnam,  George  Haven.  1844—.  Inter- 
national copyright  considered  in  some  of  its 
relations  to  ethics  and  political  economy. 
New  York,  1879.  12°.  (Ec&nomic  mono- 
graphs. No.  15.)  —1398 

Putnam,  George  Palmer.  1814-72.  Best 
reading.  Hints  on  the  selection  of  books ; 
on  the  formation  of  libraries  public  and 
private;  on  courses  of  reading,  etc.  With 
a  classified  bibliography  for  easy  reference. 
New  York,  1872.     12°.  L.74 

[Notice  of.]     4  pp.    {&ri^mer'^  Monthly,  v.  5,  1873, 

p.  632.) 

Putnam,  Maj.-Gen.  Israel.  Humphreys, 
Col.  D.  Essay  on  the  life  of  Hon.  Maj.-Gen. 
Israel  Putnam.     1818. 

Tarbox,  I.  N.    Life  of  Israel  Putnam. 

1876. 

BatUe  or  Bunker  Hill.    Gen.  P.    34  pp.    (IT.  Am. 

Sn.  V.  7, 1818,  p.  225.)-Llfe  or  P.  8  pp.  (Longacre. 
J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J.,  Ifat.  portr.  gallery,  v.  1.)— Ijog- 
•Ins,  B.  J.  Israel  Putnam.  25  pp.  (Harper't  Man. 
y.  if.  1856,  p.  577.)-Peabody,  O.  W.  B.  Life  ol  P. 
116  pp.     (Spsirks,  J.,  Am.  Hog.  1  s.  v.  7,  p.  103.) 

Putnam,  J.  Pickering.  The  open  fire-place 
in  all  ages.  Illustr.  by  269  cuts.  Boston, 
1881.     12°.  _i788 

Putnam,  Brig.Gen.  Rufus.  1738-1834. 
Journal  kept  in  northern  New  York  during 
4  campaigns  of  the  old  French  and  Indian 
war,  1757-60.     The  whole  copiously  illustr. 


Canges  and  cure  of  Pnseylsm.    8  pp.    (New 

Englcmder,  v.  5, 1847,  p.  452.) — Lectures  on  Daniel.  17 
pp.  (Eev.  of  In  Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  5,  1865,  p.  189.)— 
Dr.  Pusey  on  ecclesiastical  nnlty.  188  pp.  (Dublin 
Rev.  n.  s.  V.  7,  1866,  pp.  142,  455;  v.  8,  1867,  p.  83;  v.  9, 
1867,  p.  1.)— Eirenicon.  11  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Macmil- 
lan'$  Jfag.  v.  13,  1866,  p.  273.)— .\ppendix  to  the  Eiren- 
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280.)— Kills,  G.  E.  Puseylsm,  or  ecclesiastical  author- 
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1844,  p.  273.)— £ntlre  absolntlon  of  tlie  penitent. 
34  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Rev.  v.  20,  1846,  p.  224.)— 
Fisher,  G.  P.  Review  of  Dr.  Pusey's  "Eirenicon." 
6  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  25,  1866,  p.  536.)— Home,  R. 
H.  Dr.  Pusey.  14  pp.  (In  his  New  spirit  of  the  age, 
V.  1,  p.  199.)— Hunt,  J.  Dr.  Pusey  and  the  ultramon- 
tanes.  18  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  14,  1870,  p.  597.)— 
Mayor,  J.  B.  Dr.  Pusey  on  everlasting  punishment. 
6  pp.  {ConUmp.  Rev.  v.  38,  1880,  p.  1025.)— Monta- 
lembert,  C.  F.,  Comte  de.  Lettre  au  Rev. . . .,  membre 
de  la  Soclete  de  Camden.    12  pp.    (Corretpondant,  v.  8, 

1844,  p.  679.)  —  Patience  and  confidence  the 
strength  of  the  Church.  20  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin. 
Rev.  V.66, 18;J8,  p.  396.)— Perowne,  J.  J.  S.  Dr.  Pusey 
on  Daniel  the  prophet.  27  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  1, 
1866,  p.  96.)— Dr.  Pusey  and  the  Court  of  appeal. 
19  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  70, 1864,  p.  &U.)— Puseylsm. 
or  the  Oxford  tractarlan  school.  62  pp.  {Edin.  Rev. 
V.  77,  1843,  p.  501.)  — Dr.  Pusey's  apology  for 
Anglicanism.  52  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  6,  1866, 
p.  188.)— Dr.  Pusey's  teaching  and  practice.  25 
pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  v.  30,  ISol,  p.  152.)— Recent  de- 
-velopments  of  Puseylsm.  67  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v. 
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Rev.  v.  1, 1866,  p.  534.)— Talbot,  K  S.  Dr.  Pusey  and 
the  High-Church  movement.  14  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  a. 
V.  33, 1883,  p.  335.)— Dr.  Pusey  and  Dr.  Temple.  16  pp. 
(Eraser's  Mag.  v.  80,  1869,  p.  722.)  —  Tendency  of 
Puseylsm.    40  pp.     f  Westm.  Rev.  v.  45,  1846,  p.  3U4.) 

See  also  Church  of  England,  Tractarianism. 

Pushkin,  Alexandr  Sergyevich.  1799- 
1837.  Gedichte.  Berlin,  1866.  2  v.  12°. 
(Bodenstedt,  F.  M.,  Gesamm.  schriften,  v,  4. 
5.)  —3117 

Le  Coup  de  plstolet:  nouvelle,  tr.  par  X.  Mar- 

mler.    12  pp.    ( Correspondant,  v.  33, 1854,  p.  514.) 

Mlnzloff,  E.    Pouchklne.    20  pp.    (Correspondant, 

V.  72, 1867,^.  883.)— Poites  et  romanclers  dn  nord. 
Pouchkln.  28  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1837,  4  s.  v.  11, 
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mouvement  lltteraire  en  Russle.  38  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1847,  n.  s.  v.  20,  p.  42.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  57,  1845,  p.  657;  v.  58, 

1845,  pp.  28,  140. 

Pusbtu  language.  See  Afghan  language. 
Pusinna,  St.    Historia  translationis  Sanctae 

Pusinnae.  3  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  2,  p.  681 ; 
Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Script,  rer.  Brunsvic.  v.  1,  p.  181.) 

Pnteanns,  Erycius.    See  Putte,  H.  van  der. 
Puteanus,  Franciscus.    See  Dupuis,  F. 
Puteoli.    See  Pozzuoli. 
Pnt-in-Bay,  Ohio.    Hincks,  W.  B.    Put-in- 

Bay.     4  pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  43, 1871,  p.  206.) 

Putlitz,  Gustav  Heinrich  Gans  zu.     1821—. 

Forest  voices.    Tr.  from  the  German.    Rev. 

Charles  A.   Smith,   editor.      Albany,   1866. 

P-  »°-  1295 
J^"stspiele.    Berlin,   1852-72.    4  v.  in  2, 

P-  ^  •  3356 

Con^CTiti.  Badeknren,v.l.-DIe  Blaue  schlelfe. 
l:C:7^^  Brockenstrauss.v.  2.-Fammenzwi8t 
und  frieden,  v.  l.-Ein  Hansmlttel,  v.  i.-Das 
Herz  vergessen,  v.  l.-Knnepfen  und  loesen, 
I'  ,„**•'  *™  arrest,  v.  4.-Sur  keine  llebel 
^17^*^  "'i*  dornen,  v.  4.-Seine  frau,  v.  3! 
liebe,^"  *■  AchlU,  v.  3.-Der  Weg  der 

Pabt  IV.— 123. 


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sketch  of  Gen.  Putnam  by  E.  C.  Dawes. 
Albany,  1886.     sm.  4°.  1612 

Letter  to  Gov.  Bowdoln,  In  relation  to  Shay's  re- 
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Da-wea,  E.  C.    Biographical  sketch  of  P.    13  pp. 

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Putnam,  Mrs.  Sarah  A.  Brock.  Circa  1845—. 
Richmond  during  the  war ;  4  years  of  per- 
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[Anon.]    New  York,  1867.     12°.  2657 

Putnam,  County,  N.  Y.  Blake,  W.  J. 
History  of  Putnam  county,  N.  Y.     1849. 

Putnam's     Monthly     Magazine     of 

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See  also  Contagion.— Disinfection.— Fermen- 
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Putsch,  Ulrich.     Zingerle,  I.  V. 

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Niceron,  J.  P.    Mfim.  des  hommes,  v.  17. 

Puttenliam,  George.  Circa  1530-1600. 
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The  same,  ed.  by  J.  Haslewood.    London, 
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Puttkammer,  Georg  Ludwig  von.   Leben. 

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Putzeys,  J.    Monographie  des  Clivina  et 

genres  volalns,  pr6c6d6e  d'un  tableau  synoptlque  des 
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Pnylanrens,  Guillaume  de.  See  Guillaume, 
de  Puy-Laurent. 

Puymaigre,  Theodore  Joseph  Boudet, 
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Don  Juan  II,  roi  de  Castile.  Paris.  1873. 
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Folk-lore.    Paris,  1885.     12°.  1218 

Les  vieux  auteurs  castillans.   Metz,  1861- 


62.     2  V.  8°. 


2253 


[Ed.)    Chants  populaires  recueillis  dans 

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{Ed.)    Chants  populaires  recueillis  dans  la  valine 

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{Tr.)    Petit  romancero,  choix  de  vieux 

chants  espagnols,  tr.  et  annotes.  Paris, 
1878.     16°.  1227 

[Tr.)  Romanceiro,  choix  de  vieux  chants 

portugais,  tr.  et  annotes.  Paris,  1881.  16°. 
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1215 
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Pwo  Karen  dialect.  Brown,  N.  Com- 
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Pyat,    Felix.      1810—.      Une     conjuration 

d'autrefola.  51  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1833,  2  s. 
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Pybrac,  Gui  du  Faur,  Seigneur  de.  See 
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the  pycnogonlda.    167  pp.  21  pi.    (Challenger  Exped. 
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See  also  Pantopoda. 

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Austin,  W.  S.,  and  Ralph,  J.    Henry  James  Pye. 

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Pye*  John.  1782—.  Patronage  of  British 
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Pygmalion  and  the  image.     29  pp. 

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1518 

Two  speeches  ;  the  one  after  the  articles 

of  the  charge  against  the  Earle  of  Strafford 
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1518 

On  the  subject  ol   grievances  in  the  reign   ol 

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FORSTER,  J.,   and  others.      John  Pym. 

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Pyniaiider.    See  Hermes  Trismegistus. 
Pyiiaker,  Adam.    Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C.   In  his 

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Pynclioti,  Thomas  Ruggles.  D.  D..  LL.  D. 
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Pyne,  George.  Rudimentary  and  practical 
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Contents. 
Buckingham  House,  v.  2.      Kensington  Palace,  v.  2. 
Carlton  House,  v.  3.  St.  James's  Palace,  v.  3. 

Frogmore,  v.  1.  Windsor  Castle,  v.  1. 

Hampton  Court,  v.  2. 

Pynnar,    Nicholas.      17    cent.     Survey    of 

Ulster.    103  pp.    (Harris,  W.,  Hihemiea,  pt.  1,  p.  139.) 

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DuFEU,  A.    Decouverte  de  Tage  .  .  .  des 

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Pereing,  J.  E.     Pyramids  of  Gizeh,  from 

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42,  3  V. 

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1482 

See  also  Parchag,  S.,  Bis  pilgrimes,  v.  2,  p.  1646. 

Pyrenees.  Cenac-Moncaijt,  J.  E.  M.  His- 
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.See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  62,  1847,  p.  707 ;  v.  130, 
1881,  p.  616  ;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  19, 1842,  p.  232.  Also 
Perdu,  Mont. 

Pyrenees  -  Orieiitales,     Department    of 

France.  Janbert  de  R^art,  (— ).  M6molre  sur  quel- 
ques  monumens  oeltlques  exlstants  dans  le  dSi^arte- 
ment  des  P.  14  pp.  1  pi.  (Soc.  antlq.  de  France,  Mm. 
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Pyrites.  Hausmann,  J.  F.  L.   Observationes 

de  pyrlte  gUvo.  34  pp.  2  pi.  (Goettlngen,  K.  gesells. 
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Pyrotechnics.     Cutbush,  J.     System  of 
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See  also  Flre-vrorlcs.— Rockets. 

Pyrrlioiiism.    See  Scepticism. 
Pyrrhus,  King  of  Epirus.     Circa  B.  C.  318- 

272.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  1  p.  (Didot,  A.  F., 
Bibliolh.  gr.  Fragm.  hist.  Gr.  v.  2,  p.  401.) 

Plutarchus.    Pyrrhus.    [Gr.  et  Lat.]    28  pp.    (Opera, 

V.  1,  p.  457 :  Didot,  A.  F.,  Bibliolh.  gr.)—The  same  In 
English.     47  pp.     (Lives,  v.  3,  p.  1.) 

Pythagoras.      B.  C.  569-470.     Xpvaa  hnr). 

3  pp.  (Galsford,  T.,  Poet.  min.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  281.)— Epis- 
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quae  feruntur  epistolae.  37  pp.  (Orelli,  J.  K.,  Socratis 
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281.)— Symbola.  [Gr.etLal.]  17  pp.  {Orelll,  J.  K., 
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Chaignet,  a.  E.     Pythagore  et  la  phi- 

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K.,  Opusc.  Gr.  vet.  sent.  v.  1,  p.  \.)—The  same,  tr.  from 
the  Gr.  by  T.  Taylor.  17  pp.  (Brldgman,  W.,  Trs. 
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denarium,  qualltate,  ac  nomlnlbus,  secundum  Pytha- 
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Dacier,  a.    Life  of  Pythagoras.     1707. 

Jamblichus,  of  Chalcis.  Life  of  Pytha- 
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Fr^ret,  N.    Observations  sur  la  genfialogle  de  P.; 

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Pytheas.    B.  C.  4  cent.    Fragmenta.     3  pp. 

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Pytheas,  of  Massilia.    Anville,  J.  B.  B.  d'. 

Mfimolre  sur  la  navigation  de  P.  k  Thul6.  7  pp.  (Inst, 
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Pythodoris,  Queen  of  Pontus.    Belley,  A. 

Observations  sur  les  mfidallles  de  P.  22  pp.  (Inst,  de 
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Python,  of  Catana.  B.  C.  4  cent.  Frag- 
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4-26,023  =  264,900. 


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A.  —2434 

Quadratus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Athens.     2  cent. 

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Essai  d'une  carte  ethnographique  du  Mexlqne  et 
d'une  carte  de  Yucatan.  4  pp.  {Archiv.  commis.  sci.  du 
Mex.  V.  4,  p.  408.)— La  race  prussienne.  3  pp.  (Rev. 
of,  by  P.  Douhalre,  in  Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  49, 1871, 
p.  765.) 

and  Hamy,  Ernest  T.    Crania  ethnica. 

Les  cranes  des  races  humaines,  livr.  1-9. 
Paris,  1876-79.     4°.  1792 

Quatremdre,  Etienne  Marc.  1782-1857. 
Melanges  d'histoire  et  de  philologie  orien- 
tale.  Precedes  d'une  notice  sur  Tauteur  par 
M.  Barthelemy  Saint-Hilaire.  Paris,  n.  d. 
8°.  2446 

Contents.      Des  sciences  chez    les  Arabes.  —  Me- 

moire  sur  les  asiles  chez  les  Arabes Barthelemy 

SaJnt-IlUalre,  J.  Notice  sur  Q.— Memoire  sur  Da- 
rlns  le  M6de  et  Balthasar,  rols  de  Babylone.— Me- 
moire sur  le  monument  qui,  k  Jerusalem,  est  appele 
les  tombeaux  des  Rois.— Considerations  sur  le  cours 
du  Joiirdain  et  sur  la  mer  Morte.— Memoire  sur  les 
Nabat^ens. —Memoire  sur  le  pays  d'Ophir.— Me- 
moire sur  le  goQt  des  livres  chez  les  Orleutanx. 

Recherches  critiques  et  historiques  sur  la 

langue  et  la  litterature  de  TEgypte.  Paris, 
1808.     8°.  —2146 

Barthelemy  Salut-UUaire,  J.     Notice  sur  Q. 

28  pp.  (}\rith  Quatremftre,  E.  M.,  Mdanges  d'histoire, 
p.  1.) — Onigulaat,  J.  D.  Notice  tilstorique  sur  la  vie 
et  les  travaux  de  Q.  24  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad. 
Inscript.  Mem.  v.  27,  pL  1, 1877,  p.  195.) 

Quatrem^re  de  Quincy,  Antoine  Chiy- 
sostome.  1755-1849.  Architecture.  Paris, 
1788-1825.     3  v.  4°.     (Eiicyc.  meth.)         2123 


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Contents. 

Abajour-Colorls  des  fleurs,       Colossal-Mutules,  v.  2. 

V.  1.  Nacelle-Zotheca,  v.  3. 

Canova  et  ses  ouvrages  ou  memoires  his- 

toriques  sur  la  vie  et  les  travaux  de  ce  cele- 
bre  artiste.     Paris,  1834.     8°.  —1733 

De  I'architecture  egyptienne,  consideree 

dans  sou  origine,  ses  principes,  et  son  goilt, 
et  comparee  sous  les  memes  rapports  a  I'ar- 
chitecture grecque.    Paris,  1803.    4°.   —1783 

Essay  on  the  nature,  the  end,  and  the 

means  of  imitation  in  the  fine  arts.  Tr.  from 
the  French,  by  J.  C.  Kent.  London,  1837. 
8°.  —1725 

Histoire  de  la  vie  et  des  ouvrages  de 

Michel- Ange  Buonarotti.    Paris,  1835.     8°. 

5862 

Histoire  de   la  vie  et  des  ouvrages  de 

Raphael.  2  ed.  Paris,  1833.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  46,  1838,  p.  83.)  5862 

Appendice  a  I'ouvrage  intitule  Histoire 

de  la  vie  et  des  ouvrages  de  Raphael.  2  ed. 
Paris,  1853.     8°.  5862 

History  of  the  life  and  works  of  Raffaello. 

Tr.  by  William  Hazlitt.  London,  1861.  p.  8°. 
(With  Duppa,  R.,  Life  and  works  of  Michael 
Angelo :  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Illustr.  Libr.)        5833 

liC  Jupiter  Olympien,  ou  I'art  de  la  sculp- 
ture antique  considere  sous  un  nouveau 
point  devue.     Paris,  1815.    fo.  —1711 

— ■ —  Monuments  et  ouvrages  d'art  antiques 
restitues  d'apres  les  descriptions  des  ecri- 
vains  grecs  et  latins  et  accompagnes  de  dis- 
sertations archseologiques.  Paris,  1829.  2  v. 
fo.  1712 

Recueil  de  dissertations  archeologiques. 

Paris,  1836.     8°.  1733 

Vonlenti.  Dissertation  sur  le  d6fl  d'Apelles  et  de 
Protog6nes.— Dissertation  sur  le  tombeau  de  Mau- 
sole. — Restitution  conjecturale  du  D6mos  de  Par- 
rhaglus. — Restitution  conjecturale  du  tombeau  de 
Porseiina.— Dissertation  sur  ce  que  dolt  avoir  6t6 
rinventlon  de  M.  Varron. — Dissertation  sur  la  statue 
antique  do  Veniis,  dficouverte  dans  I'ile  de  Milo. 

Guignlaut,  J.  D.    Notice  historique  sur  la  vie  et 

les  ouvrages  de  Q.  51  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Jn- 
script.  Mem.  v.  25,  pt.  1, 1877,  p.  361.) 

QuatreTiiigt-treize.  Hugo,'V.  M.^Comte. 

3  v.  —1136 

Cluattroniaiii,  Sertorio.      Niceron,  J,  P. 

Mem.  des  homines,  v.  11. 

Qiiatiior  bestiis  Danielis,  De.    34  pp. 

Wits,  H.,  Miscel.  sacrorum,  v.  1,  p.  452. 

<luebec. 

Henry,  J.  J.  Accurate  .  .  .  account  of 
the  .  .  .  campaign  against  Quebec  in  1775. 
1812. 

Melvin,  J.    Journal  of  the  expedition  to 

Quebec,  in  1775.     1864. 

Parkman,F.  Montcalm  and  Wolfe.  1884, 

2  V. 

Ramezay,  Sieur  de.    Memoire  au  su jet  de 

la  reddition  de  [Quebec],  le  18  Septembre 
1759.  1861.  (Quebec  Lit.  and  Hist.  Soc. 
Hist.  doc.  1  8.  pt.  4.) 

Senter,  J.  Journal,  on  a  secret  expedi- 
tion to  Quebec.     1846. 

Journal,  during  Arnold's  expedition 

to  Quebec.     1846.     (Pa.  Hist.  Soc.  BtUl.  v.  1. ) 

Aiidei-gon,  W.   J.      Canadian  history:   the  siege 

and  blockade  ot  Q.  by  Generals  Montgomery  and  Ar- 
nold, In  1775-76.  23  pp.  (Quebec  Lit.  and  Hist.  Soc. 
Tram.  u.  s.  pt.  9, 1872,  p.  49.)— Military  operations  at  Q., 
from  September  18, 1759,  to  May  18, 1760.  28  pp.  (Quebec 
Lit.  and  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  pt.  7,  1870,  p.  111.)— 
Ashe,  E.  V.    Water  power  ot  Q.    7  pp.    (Quebec  Lit. 


and  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  4, 1837-61,  p.  229.)— Coffin,  W. 
F.  On  some  additional  incidents  in  connection  with 
the  siege  and  blockade  of  Q.,  in  1775-76.  16  pp.  (Que- 
bec Lit.  and  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  pt.  10, 1873,  p.  5.)— 
Flnlay,  H.  [attributed  to].  Journal  of  the  siege  and 
blockade  of  Q.,  in  1775-76.  25  pp.  (Quebec  Lit.  and 
Hist.  Soc.  Hist.  doc.  4  s.)— Relation  du  voyage  fait  h 
Canada  pour  la  prise  de  possession  du  fort  de  Q.  par 
les  Francois.  18  pp.  [Ij&tsilat,!..,  Archiv.  de  Vhist.de 
France,  2  s.  v.  3,  p.  387.)— Fi-aser,  Col.  M.  Extract  from 
a  MS  Journal,  relating  to  the  siege  ot  Q.  in  1759.  37 
pp.  (Quebec  Lit.  and  Hist.  Soc.  Hist.  doc.  2  s.)— I.e 
Molne,  J.  M.  Glimpses  ot  Q.,  during  the  last  10  years 
of  French  domination,  1749-59.  44  pp.  (Quebec  Lit. 
and  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  pt.  14, 1880,  p.  11.)— tossing, 
B.  J.  Quebec.  20  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  18,  1859,  p. 
176.)— Mather,  F.  G.  On  the  boundary  line.  15  pp. 
[Harper's  Mag.  v.  49,  1874,  p.  335.)— Murray,  Gen.  J. 
Journal  of  the  siege  of  Q.  45  pp.  (Quebec  Lit.  and 
Hist.  Soc.  Hist.  doc.  3  s.)— Panet,  J.  C.  Journal  du 
sl6ge  de  Q.  en  1759.  31  pp.  (Quebec  Lit.  and  Hist.  Soc. 
Hist.  doc.  4  s.)— Parkman,  F.  Quebec.  60  pp.  (In 
his  Historic  handbook  ot  the  northern  tour,  p.  121.)— 
Sir  Wm.  Phips's  attack  on  Q.  •  14  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  38,  1876,  p.  719.)— Ralnsford,  C.  Journal  of  the 
most  remarkable  occurrences  in  Q.,  1775-76.  64  pp. 
(N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  1880,  p.  173.)— Relation  du  sl*ge 
de  Q,u£bec  en  1759,  par  une  rellgieuse  de  I'Hopltai 
General  de  Q.  21  pp.  (Quebec  Lit.  and  Hist.  Soc. 
Hist.  doc.  1  8.  pt.  2.)— Strange,  T.  B.  Historical  notes 
on  the  defence  ot  Q.  in  1775.  37  pp.  (Quebec  Lit.  and 
Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  pt.  12,  1877,  p.  11.)— Tate,  C.  M. 
Capabilities  of  the  harbour  ot  Q.  19  pp.  (Quebec  Lit. 
and  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  pt.  1, 1863,  p.  51.)— Thayer, 
S.  Journal,  describing  the  perils  and  sufferings  of  the 
army  under  .  . .  Arnold,  in  its  march  ...  to  Q.  104  pp. 
(Rhode  Island  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  6,  1867,  p.  1.) 

Quebec,  Province.  Brief  state  of  the  prov- 
ince of  Q.,in  1787.  16  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  6, 
1800,  p.  48.)— Sturton,  8.  Wild  flowers  of  Q.  34  pp. 
(Quebec  Lit.  and  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  4,  1837-61,  Ap- 
pendix, p.  17.) 

Quebec  liiterary  and  Historical  So- 
ciety. Catalogue  of  the  books  in  the  library. 
Quebec,  1873.     8°.  L.63 

Historical  documents,   s.   1-5.     Quebec, 

1840-77.     6  V.  8°.  4516 

Contents.  Badeaux,  J.  B.  Journal  des  operations 
de  i'armge  amfiricaiue  iors  de  I'lnvasion  du  Canada, 
en  1775-76,  3  s.— Belmont,  (— ),  Abbe  de.  Histoire  du 
Canada,  1  s.  pt.  2.— C,  S.  de.  M6moires  sur  le  Canada, 
depuis  1749  j  usqu'k  1760, 1  s.- Cald  well,  H.  [attributed 
to].  Letter  to  Gen.  Murray  on  the  invasion  of  Canada 
In  1775,  2  8.— Collection  de  mfimolres  et  de  relations 
sur  I'histolre  ancienne  du  Canada,  1  s.  pt.  2.— Con- 
siderations sur  r6tat  present  du  Canada  (1758),  1  s.  pt.  2. 
— Jugement  impartial  sur  les  oijfiratlons  militaires  de 
la  campagne  en  Canada  en  1759, 1  s.  pt.  2.— Recueil  de 
ce  qui  s'est  passe  en  Canada  au  sujet  de  la  guerre, 
tant  do  Anglais  que  des  Iroquois,  depuis  I'ann^e  1682, 
3  s.— Reflections  sommaires  sur  le  commerce  qui 
s'est  fait  en  Canada,  1  s.  pt.  2. — Dollier  de  Casson, 
F.  Histoire  du  Montreal,  1640-72,  et  abrfige  de  la  mis- 
sion de  Kente,  3  s.— Histoire  de  I'eau-de-vle  en 
Canada,  1  s.  pt.  2. — Flnlay,  H.  [attributed  to].  Jour- 
nal of  the  siege  and  blockade  ot  Quebec  in  1775-76,  4  a. 
— Frager,  M.  Extract  from  a  MS  Journal,  relating  to 
the  siege  of  Quebec  in  1759,  2  s.— Hocquart,  (— ) 
[attributed  to].  M6moire  sur  le  Canada,  1  s.  pt.  2. — 
Johnstone,  ( — ),  Chevalier  de  [attributed  to].  Cam- 
paign of  1760  in  Canada;  Campaign  of  Loulsbourg, 
1750-58;  Dialogue  ot  hades,  2  s.— L<e  Moyne  d'lber- 
vllle,  P.  Journal  du  voyage  fait  par  deux  frfigaites 
du  roi,  la  Badlne  et  le  Marin,  1698,  3  s. -Murray,  J. 
Journal  ot  the  siege  ot  Quebec,  3  s.- Panet,  J.  C. 

Journal  du  8l6ge  de  Quebec  en  1759,4  8 Voyage  de 

dficouverte  au  Canada,  outre  les  anu6es  1534  et  l.^>42, 
par  Jacques  Q,nartier,  le  Sieur  de  Roberval,  Jean 
Alphonse  de  Xauctoigne,  etc.;  suivls  de  la  deserljitlon 
de  Quebec,  et  de  ses  environs  en  1608,  etc.  1  s.  pt.  3.— 
Relation  du  sl6ge  do  Q,n£bec  en  1759,  par  une  ri'll- 
gieuse  de  I'Hopltai  G6u6ral  de  Qu6bec,  1  a.  pt.  2.— 
Ramezay,  (— ),  Sieur  do.  MCmolro  du,  au  sujet  do 
la  reddition  do  [Qu6bec],  le  18  Septembre  1769,  1  8. 
pt.  4.— Journal  ot  the  expedition  up  the  river  St. 
Lawrence,  4  s. —Journal  ot  the  expedition  up  the 
river  St.  Lawrence  . . .  republished  from  the  Now  York 
"  Mercury,"  December  31,  1759,  2  8.  —  Talon,  (— ) 
[attributed  to].  M6molre  sur  r6tat  prfisont  du  Canada, 
1  s.  pt.  2.— Documents  relating  to  the  war  of  1812,  6  a. 
-General  orders  In  "Wolfe**  army  during  tho  cx- 
pedltiou  up  tho  river  St.  Lawronco,  1759,  4  s. 


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—  Transactions,  1837-62.  V.  4,  pts.  1-3 ; 
V.  5,  pt.  1.  Quebec,  1837-63.  2  v.  8".  4516 
Contents.  Ashe,  E.  D.  Journal  of  a  voyage  from 
New  York  to  Labrador,  v.-t.— Notes  of  a  jouruey  across 
the  Andes,  in  Peru,  v.  5.— Plan  of  the  constructlou  of 
a  raft  to  rescue  passengers  from  sinking  ships,  v.  4.— 
Water  power  of  Quebec,  v.  i.— Baddeley,  F.  H.  Tab- 
ular view  of  minerals  which  decrepitate  with  heat, 
V.  4.— Documents  sur  les  voyages  et  sur  la  vie  de 
Jacques  Cartier,  v.  5.— Cochran,  A.  W.  Notes  on 
the  measures  adopted  by  government,  between  1775 
and  178C,  to  check  the  St.  Paul's  Bay  disease,  v.  4.— 
Dalntry,  V.  Investigations  of  the  rules  contained 
In  Judge  Fletcher's  paper,  v.  4.— Davies,  W.  H.  A. 
Notes  on  Esquimaux  Bay  and  the  surrounding  coun- 
try; Notes  on  Uugava  Bay  and  its  vicinity,  v.  4. — 
Donglas,  O-  M.  Natural  history  of  the  "  ursus 
Americanus,"  or,  American  black  bear,  v.  4.— Dong- 
las,  J.,  Jr.  Belief  of  the  ancient  Egyptians  respecting 
future  state,  v.  5.— Fletcher,  E.  T.  On  languages  as 
evincing  special  modes  of  thought;  Twenty  years 
siege  of  Candia,  v.  4.— Fletcher,  J.  On  the  different 
modes  of  reducing  the  apparent  distance  between  the 
moon  and  the  sun,  or  a  star,  or  lunar  observations,  to 
the  true  distance,  for  the  purpose  of  ascertaining  the 
longitude,  v.  4.— Hall,  A.  Notes  on  the  analysis  of 
Greorglan  spring-water,  v.  4. — Iiangton,  J.  Age  of 
timber  trees,  and  the  prospects  of  a  coutinuous  supply 
of  timber  in  Canada,  v.  5.— Meredith,  E.  A.  Impor- 
tant but  neglected  branch  of  social  science,  v.  5.— 
Bfoble,  A.  Mean  results  of  meteorological  obser- 
vations taken  during  the  winter  of  185cJ-54,  v.  4. — 
Robertson,  S.  Notes  on  the  coast  of  Labrador,  v.  4. 
—Roche,  A.  R.  Notes  on  the  resources  and  capa- 
bilities of  the  island  of  Anticosti,  v.  4.— Sewell,  A. 
Notes  upon  the  massasagua,  a  species  of  rattlesnake, 
V.  4.  —  Sheppard.  W.  Some  observations  on  the 
menobranchus  lateralis  ...  v.  4. — Stnrton.  S.  Wild 
flowers  of  Quebec,  v.  4.— AVllkie,  D.  Comparative 
view  of  the  more  striking  qualities  of  the  French  and 
English  languages;  Few  observations,  on  the  Impor- 
tance of  aiming  at  the  establishment  of  some  general 
system  of  education,  In  Canada,  1841,  v.  4. 

Tfie  same.    n.  s.    Quebec,  1863-86.   18  pts. 
in  5  V.  8°.  4516 

Contents.  Anderson,  W.  J.  Archives  of  Canada, 
pt.  9. — On  Canadian  history  and  biography  ...  pt.  5. 
— Canadian  history  :  the  siege  and  blockade  of  Quebec, 
by  Generals  Montgomery  and  Arnold,  in  1775-76,  pt.  9. 
— Ou  the  coal-like  substance,  or  "altered  bitumen," 
found  in  the  excavations  at  Fort  No.  3,  Point  Levis, 
etc.  pt.  4.—"  Evangeline  "  and  "the  archives  of  Nova 
Scotia ; "  or,  the  poetry  and  prose  of  history,  pt.  7.— 
Gold  fields  of  Nova  Scotia,  pt.  2.— Military  operations 
at  Quebec,  from  September  18,  1759,  to  May  18, 1760, 
pt.  7.— Opening  address:  "Review  of  the  past  year 
[1870] :  moving  accidents  by  flood  and  field,"  pt.  8.— 
Ashe,  E.  D.  Canadian  eclipse  party,  1869,  pt.  7.— 
Latitude  of  the  Observatory,  pt.  2. — Motions  of  the  top, 
teetotum,  and  gyroscope,  pt.  2.— Physical  constUuiiou 
of  the  sun,  pt.  6.— On  solar  spots,  pt.  5.— Austin,  F.  W. 
G.  On  some  of  the  fishes  of  the  St.  Lawrence,  pt.  4.— 
Baillairg^,  C.  Geometry,  mensuration,  and  the 
stereometrical  tableau,  pt.  9.— Belinout,  (— ),  Abbide. 
Hisloire  du  Canada,  1608-1700,  pt.  18.— Bouchette,  R. 
S.  M.  Justinian  pandects,  their  origin  and  completion, 
I)t.  12.— Weights  and  measures,  pt.  1.— Campbell,  J. 
Origin  of  the  aborigines  of  Canada,  pt.  15.— Cayley, 
E.  Up  the  river  Moisie,  pt.  1.— Clint,  W.  Aborigines 
of  Canada  under  the  British  crown  . . .  pt.  13.— Coffin, 
W.  F.  On  some  additional  incidents  in  connection 
with  the  siege  and  blockade  of  Quebec  in  1775-76,  pt. 
10.— Cook,  J.  W.  On  the  history  of  Canada,  pt.  4.— 
Couper,  W.    List  of  coleoptera  and  dlptera  taken  at 

Quebec  and  other  parts  of  lower  Canada,  pts.  2,  3. 

Orders,  sub-orders,  and  genera  of  Insects,  pt.  2.— 
Douglas,  J.  Account  of  the  attempt  to  form  a  settle- 
ment on  the  Mosquito  shore  in  1823,  pt.  6.— Whaling 
voyage  to  Spitzbergen  In  1818,  pt.  10.— Donglas,  J., 
Jr.  Gold  fields  of  Canada,  pt.  2.— Notes  on  the  copper 
deposits  at  Harvey  Hill,  pt.  8.— Opening  address,  pt.  4. 
—On  two  mummies  from  Thebes,  in  upper  Egypt, 
pt.  3.— Present  state  of  literature  in  Canada,  and  in- 
tellectual progress  of  Its  people  during  the  last  50 
years,  pt.  11.— On  recent  spectroscopic  observations 
of  the  sun  and  the  total  eclipse  of  August  7, 1869,  pt.  7. 
— Fabre,  H.  On  Canadian  literature,  pt.  4.— Flet- 
ciier,  E.  T.  The  Kalevala,  or  national  epos  of  the 
Finns,  pt.  6.— Lost  island  of  Atlantis,  pt.  3.— Notes  of 
a  Journey  through  the  Interior  of  the  Saguenay 
country,  pt.  6.— On  the  secular  change  of  magnetic 
declination  In  Canada  from  1790  to  1850,  pt.  3.— Grant. 
Pabt  IV.— 124. 


T.  H.  Future  commercial  policy  of  British  North 
America,  pt.  5. — Harper,  J.  The  maritime  provinces; 
their  origin  and  Inhabitants,  pt.  16. — Origin  and  devel- 
opment of  the  Greek  drama,  pt.  17.— Harvey,  A. 
The  grain  trade,  pt.  1. — Ho^vells,  W.  C.  Presidential 
elections  and  manner  of  conducting  them,  pt.  12. — 
Some  things  belonging  to  the  settlement  of  the  valley 
of  the  Ohio,  pt.  11.— Jephson,  A.  Ostrich  farming  at 
the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  pt.  14. — Johnson,  J.  H. 
Education,  practical  and  national,  pt.  8.— Kirby,  W. 
The  Sparrows,  pt.  12. — Liangton,  J.    Census  of  1861, 

pt.  2. — Early  French  settlements  in  America,  pt.  11 

Measurement  of  heads  in  ethnological  Investigations, 
pt.  4. — Note  ou  an  Incident  of  early  Canadian  history, 
pt.  2.— Opening  addresses,  1862-63,  pts.  2,  3.— Some 
early  records  of  the  magnetic  declination  In  North 
America,  pt.  3. — Le  Moine,  J.  M.  Address  on  Arnold's 
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York;  glimpses,  impressions,  and  contrasts,  pt.  16. — 
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Qlieeil    Elizabeth    and    the    university, 

9  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  3, 1834,  p.  1.) 

Queen  for  a  day,  A.    6  pp.   {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  21,  1813,  p.  578.) 

Queen  Gwendoline.  4  pp.  {Dublin  Univ. 

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Queen  Hynde.    296  pp.    Hogg,  J.,  Poet. 

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Queen  Mab.    Aulnoy,  M.  C.J.  de  B.,  Com- 

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Queen  Mab.    92  pp.    Shelley,  P.  B.,  Poet. 

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Queen    mother   and   Rosamond.     Swin- 
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Queen  of  California.  14  pp.    Hale,  E.  E. 

(Af.laiit.  MimthJii,  v.  13,  1864,  p.  265.) 

Queen  of  Sheba.    65  pp.    Aldrich,  T.  B. 

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Queen  of  the  air.    See  Ruskin,  J. 
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Lever,  C.     (Fuller  worthies'  libr. :  Miscel.  v.  3,  p.  61.) 

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Queen's  eounty,  Ireland.    Pilgrimage  to 

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Queen's  eounty,  N.  Y.    Papers  relating 

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Queen's  English,  The.    Alford,  H.  —2127 
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Queens  of  Amerieau  society.  Ellet, 
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Queens  of  England,  Lives  of  the.  Strick- 
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Queens  of  England  and  their  times. 
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Queens  of  England  before  the  Norman 
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Queens  of  England  of  the  house  of  Han- 
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Queens  of  France,  Memoirs  of  the.  Bush, 
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Queens  of  Great  Britain,  Biographical 
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Queens  of  Prussia,  Memoirs  of  the.  At- 
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Queens  of  Scotland,  Lives  of  the.  Strick- 
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Queens  of  song.    Needham,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C. 

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Queens  of  Spain,  Annals  of  the.  George, 
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Quellieii,  Narcisse.  1848—.  Annaik ;  poe- 
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Aa-Byzance,  v.  1.  Mead-Pazzls,  v.  6. 

Cabanal-Dyvorne,  v.  2.  Peacock-Rezlcourt,  v.  7. 

Eandl-Gylleuborg,  v.  3.  Rfaneque-Scybert,  v.  8. 

Haafner-Lazo,  v.  4.  Sea^XJzanne,  v.  9. 

Lea-Mazzlnghl,  v.  5.  Vabeden-Zygomala,  v.  10. 

Ecrivains  pseudonymes  et  autres  mysti- 
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Abarbanel-Razy,  v.  11.  Re-Roguet,  v.  12. 

Litterature      frangaise     contemporaine. 

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Conlenlt. 
Abadie-Bleuet,  t.  1.  Gabalde-Lazosky,  v.  4. 

BUgnUres-Chrysoslome,       Lea-PezzlUo,  v.  5. 

▼•  2.  Preffel-Zurlta,  v.  6. 

Chrzanowsklego-Fuzler, 

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A-Dymmer,  v.  1.  R-Zygomola,  v.  4. 

Ebra-Louin  de  Laval.v.  2.  Abarbanel-Zurlauben  de 
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Discussions  et  developpemens  sur  quelques- 
unes  des  notions  de  I'economie  politique. 
Pour  servir  de  2  partie  au  recueil  intitule : 
Physiocratie.    Leyde,  1767-68.    2  v.  p.  8°. 

—1308 

liaver&^ne,  L.  G.  L.  G.  de.    Quesnay  et  ses  raaxlmea. 

31  pp.     (««c.  d.  deux  mondes,  1867,  2  p6r.  v.  68,  p.  965.) 

Quesiiel,  Pasquier.  1634-1719.  Disserta- 
tiones  in  S.  Leonis  opera.  Parisiis,  1865. 
r.  8°.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  55.) 

—2283 

Contents.    De  auctore  libelli  ad  Demetrladem. — 

De  causa  DomnI  .\ntlochenl  eplscopi  ej  usque  dam- 

natlone De  causa  Kntychts  CpolitHni  a  Flavlano  lu 

syuodio  damuatl. — De  causa  Flavian!  Cpolitanl  la 
pseudo-synodo  Epheslna  damnatl. — Dissertatio  qua  S. 
Leonl  asseruntur  Capttula  seu  praeteritorum  sedis 
apostolicae  eplscoporum  auctoritates  de  gratia  Del 
et  Ubero  voluntatis  arbltrio  quae  Coelesiiiio  papae 
YUlgo  tribuuntur.— Apologia  pro  S.  Hlliu-lo  Areiatensl 


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et  antlquls  Arelatensls  ecclesiae  Jurlbus. — De  vita  et 
rebus  gestis  S.  Iieoiiis  magiii.— De  auctore  libro- 
riim  qui  de  vocatloue  omnium  gentium  Inscribuntiir. 
— De  supi>ositione  epistolae  ad  Germauiarum  et  Gal- 
Uarum  episcoiios  de  priv-ilegio  chorepiscopo- 
riiin,  Leouis  uomiue  conflctae. — De  jejuuio  snbbati 
In  ecclesia  Eomana  tempore  8.  Leonls  observatio.— 
De  causa  Theodoretl  Cyri  episcopl. 
— —  Dlssertationes  in  codicem  cauonnm  ecclesins- 
tlconim,  quibus  subjlciuntur  Balleriuiorum  adno- 
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vationes,  In  epistolis  S.  Leoiils  magni,  ad  calculos 
Insubjectisaunotationibusrevocatae.  122pp.  (Migne, 
J.  F.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  51,  p.  1263.) 

Qncst  of  enqiiiric,  by  women  to  know 
whether  the  tripe-wife  were  trimmed  by 
Dolbyea  or  no.  Gathered  by  Oliver  Oat- 
meale.  London,  1595.  sm.  4°.  (Grosart, 
A.  B.,  Elizabethan  England.)  1306 

Quest  of  tlie  Sancgreall.  Westwood, 
T.  1357 

Questc  del  Saint  Graal^  La.  Map,  or 
Mapes,W.     {Roxburghe  Club.)  1262 

Quested,  John.  Treatise  on  railway  sur- 
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8°.  —2725 

Question  bulgare.  La.  Coprichtanski, 
(— ).  3486 

Question  considered:  have  the  articles 
of  Limerick  been  violated  V  being  strictures 
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into  certain  vulgar  opinions  concerning  Cath- 
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Question  sociale.    Poulot,  D.  —1386 

Question!  sull'  ottima  republica.  24pp. 

Campanella,  T.,  Opere,  v.  2,  p.  287. 

Questioning  of  Paddy  Mnllowney's 

gliost.    7  pp.     [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  74,  1809,  p.  60.) 

Questions  contemporaines.   Renan,  J. 

E.  2273 

Questions   d'art   et   de   litt^rature. 

Dudevant,  Mme.  A.  L.  A.  D.  (George  Sand, 

pseud. ) ,  CEuvres  compl. 
Questions  de  droit  maritime.    Courcy, 

A.  de.  -1324 

Questions  hom^riques.    Robiou,  F.  M. 

L.  J.     [Biblioth.  de  Vecoledes  hautes  etudes, 

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Questions  of  the  day.    Nos.  3, 14, 19, 24, 

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10  V.  12°. 

Contents.  Atkinson,  E.  Tlie  margin  of  profit: 
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Questions  pliilosophiques:  questions 
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Questions  politiques  etsociales.  Du- 
devant, Mme.  A.  L.  A.  D.  (George  Sand, 
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Questions  proper  for  students  in  divinity. 

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Lettres  a  S.  a.  r.  le  Due  regnant  de  Saxe- 

Cobourg  et  Gotha,  sur  la  theorie  des  proba- 
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Sciences  mathematiques  etphj'siques  chez 

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Sur  la  physique  du  globe.     Bruxelles, 

1861.     4°.  —1522 

Sur  I'homme  et  le  developpement  de  ses 

facultes,  ou  essai  de  physique  sociale.  Paris, 
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population.  Bruxelles,  1866.  fo.  [Bxdl.  de 
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Quetif,  Jacques.    Niceron,  J.  P.     Mem.  des 

hommes,  v.  24. 

Quetzel,  Land  of  the.      Brigham,  W.  T., 

Guatemala.  2483 

Queue.    Vergnaud  Romagnesi,  C.  F.     Me- 

molre  sur  la  Queue  en  Brie.  13  pp.  {Rev.  arcMol. 
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Queux  de  Saint- Hi lai re.  Marquis  de 
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tenant  des  conseils  a  un  Chevalier  pour 
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Quevedo  y  Tillegas,  Francisco  Gomez 
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corregida,  ordenada,  e  ilustrada  por  Don 
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Contents.    El  Algnacll  algnacllaflo,  v.  1.— Aua- 

creon  Castellano,  con  paraphrasi  y  coinmeutarios,  v. 
3.— Grandes  anales  de  quince  dias,  v.  1.— La  Rebelioa 
do  Barcelona,  v.  l.—Hlstoria  do  lavida  del  Bnscon, 

v.  1. — El  SueHo  de  las  ealaveras,  v.  1 Casa  de  locoa 

de  amor,  v.  1.— Censuras  y  aprobaciones,  v.  2.— El 
Chiton  de  las  tarabillas,obra  del  llcencladaTodo-Se- 
Sabe,  v.  1.— Cosas  quo  se  cucutan  de  la  corte,  v.  1. — 
Cnento  de  Cuontos,  v.  2.— La  Cuiia  y  la  sepultura, 
V.  2.— Descifi-ase  el  alevoso  maniflesto,  v.  1.— De- 
senfados  y  juguetes,  v.  1. — Mombre,  origen,  Inionto, 
recomeudaclon,  y  descendeucia  de  la  doctrliia  cs- 
tolca,  V.  3. — Mundo  caduco  y  desvarlos  de  la  eclad 
en  ios  afios  do  1613  hasta  1620,  v.  1.— El  Entremetldo 
y  la  duefla  y  el  soplon,  v.  1.— Kplcteto  y  Focilides,  v. 
3. — Defcnso  de  Kpicnro,  v.  3.— Lo  que  prelendlo  el 
Kspii-itii  Santo  con  el  Ubro  do  la  Sabldurla,  v.  2.— 
Paneglrico  al  rey  Don  Felipe  IV,  v.  1.— Gnerra  y 
Orbe,  A.  F.  Dlscurso  prolliniuar ;  Vida  de  Don  Fran- 
cisco de  Quevedo  y  VlUegas,  v.  1.— La  Hora  de  todos, 
y  la  fortuna  con  seso,  v.  1. — Las  cuatio  posies  del 
mundo:  Invldla,  Ingratltiid,  soberbia,  avari- 
cia,  v.  2. — Llnco  do  Italia  ti  zaliori  espnfiol,  v.  1.— La- 
grlmasde  Joromlas,  v.  3. — Doclamaclon  Jesn  Cristo, 
hljo  de  Dlos,  a  su  Etorno  Padre,  v.  2.— Memorial  porol 
patrouato  de  Santiago  ...  on  favor  do  la  elecclon  de 
Crlsto,  V.  1.— Sobro  las  palabras  que  dijo  Crlslo  <i  su 
Santislma  Madro  en  las  bodasdoCanfv  de  Gallloa,  v.  2. 
— Constancla  y  paclencta  del  Santo  Job,  v.  2.— Prl- 
mera  porsecuclon  de  Ios  Judios  contra  la  Iglcsin,  v. 
2.— .luidos,  prologos,  y  advertoncias,  v.  2.— Cultft 
Iialtniparla,  V.  2.-.-Brove  conipondlodo  Ios  servlclos 
de  Don  Francisco  Qoiuez   de   Sandoval,   Duquo   de 


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Xjerma,  v.  1.— Carta  al  serenlslmo  . .  .  Ijuis  XIII,  v. 

1.— El  Bomulo  del  Marques  Virgilio  Malvezzl,  v.  1.— 
Vida  y  martirlo  del  Padre  Marcelo  Mastrillo,  v.  2.— 
Censura  comra  MorovelU,  v.  2.— Virtud  mllitante 
contra  las  cuatro  tantasmas  de  la  vida:  Blnerte, 
pobreza.  desprecio,eiirennedacl,v.  2.— El  Mwn- 
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iiecios,  V.  1— Xotas  y  observaciones,  v.  3.— Obras 
poeticas  que  se  lian  atrlbuido,  entre  otras  varlas,  v. 
3.— Vida  de  San  Pablo  apostol,  v.  2.— El  parnaso 
espaAol,  con  las  nueve  imisas  castellanas ;  Adicion 
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Dlos  y  goblerno  de  Cristo,  v.  1.  — Preni&ticas  y 
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Obras  escogidas,  con  notas  y  una  noticia 

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Om'enls.      Agiija  de   navegar  cultos.— El  Al- 
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— Casa  de  los  locos  de  amor.— Carta  de  las  calidades 
de  un  casainieuto. — Librode  todaslascosas  y  otras 
muchas  mas. — Cneiito  de  cnentos.— La  Cnna  y 
la  sepultura.  —  Doctrina  para  morir.  —  La  culta 
I<atii>iparla. — Carta  a  Don  Antonio  de  Slendoza. — 
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caballero  de  la  Teuaza.  —  De  la  vida  del  Gran 
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devota.  —  Carta  a  Don  Diego  de  Villagomez. — 
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Qiiiclierat,  Jules  Etienne  Joseph.  1814-82. 
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Histoire  du  costume  en  France  depuis 

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Qnietisui.  Bossuet,  J.  B.  Lettres  sur 
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Fenelon,  F.  de  S.  de  la  M.,  Abp.  of  Cam- 
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See  also  ^nietists. 

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GuERRiER,  L.    Madame  Guyon,  sa  vie, 

sa  doctrine,  et  son  influence.     1881. 

Butler,  C.    Life  of  Feuelon.    178  pp.    ( Works,  v.  3, 

p.  1.) 

Quietus,  Avidius.  Visconti,  C.  L.  Di  una 
tavola  dl  patron.tto  concernente  11  legato  imi>erial6 
Avldio  Quieto.  10  pp.  3  pi.  (Rome,  Comm.  archeol. 
municip.  Bull.  v.  5, 1877,  p.  66.) 

QuMI  niourftt.    1   p.     [Blackwood^s  Mag. 

V.  102,  1867,  p.  374.) 

Qui  lea.     Pilgrimage  to  Q.  in  1852.     17  pp. 

(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  40,  1852,  p.  509.) 

Quill,  A  plea  for  the.    4  pp.     {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  n.  a.  v.  4, 1879,  p.  624.) 


QUILLET 


3658 


QUINCY 


Qnillet,  Claude.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

hommes,  v.  28. 

Quilter,  Harry.     Giotto.    New  York,  1881. 

12°.     {Illustr.  biog.  of  great  artists.)         3841 
Quin,  Edwin  Richard  Windham  Wyndham, 

3  Earl  of  Dunraven.      1812-71.     Notes  on 

Irish  architecture.    Ed.  by  Margaret  Stokes. 

London,  1875-77.     2  v.  fo.  P.29,3 

Memoir  of  Q.     5  pp.     (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  29,  1872, 

p.  78.) 

Quill,  James.  1698-1766.  Life  of,  with  the 
history  of  the  stage  from  his  commencing 
actor  to  his  retreat  to  Bath.  Illustrated  with 
many  curious  and  interesting  anecdotes  of 
several  persons  of  distinction,  literature,  and 
gallantry.  To  which  is  added  a  supplement 
of  original  facts  and  anecdotes,  arranged 
from  authentic  sources,  together  with  his 
trial  for  the  murder  of  Mr.  Bo  wen.  London, 
1766  ;  repr.  1887.     12°.  4787 

Lilfe  of  an  actor.     16  pp.     {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  74, 

186y,  p.  533.)— liO-vve,  R.  W.  James  Quln.  21  pp. 
(Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses, 
y.  1,  p.  25.) 

Quill,  Michael  J.    Steam  voyage  down  the 

Dauube.  17  pp.  (llev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  62,  1836,  p. 
109;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  54,  1835,  p.  469;  Wesim.  Rev.  v.  23, 
1835,  p.  471.)— Visit  to  Spain  In  1822  and  1823.  7  pp. 
(Rev.  of  In  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  14,  1823,  p.  1G3;  Edin. 
Rev.  V.  40,  1824,  p.  44;   Quart.  Rev.  v.  29,  1823,  p.  240.) 

Quinan,  John  Russel,  M.  D.  1822—.  Med- 
ical annals  of  Baltimore,  from  1608-1880, 
including  events,  men,  and  literature.  To 
which  is  added  a  subject  index  and  record 
of  public  services.    Baltimore,  1884.     8°. 

—3793 

Quinare  und  Tigesiniale  zaehlmethode 
bei  voelkern  aller  welttheile.    Pott,  A.  F. 

—2174 

Quinault,  Philippe.    1635-88.    L'amant  in- 

discret  ou  lo  maisii-e  etourdy.  52  pp.  (Fournel,  V., 
C'ontemp.  de  Moliere,  v.  1,  p.  7.) — La  eonicdie  sans 
comedie,  1054.  14  pp.  (Fournel,  V.,  Conlemp.  de 
Moliere,  v.  3,  p.  75.)— Le  docteiir  de  verre.  15  pp. 
{Fournel,  v.,  Conlemp.  de  Moliere,  v.  3,  p.  89.)— La  m^re 
coquette,  ou  les  amans  broullles,  comedie.  144  pp. 
(Peiltot,  C.  B.  and  A.,  R6pert.  tliedt.fr.  v.  8,  p.  1.) 

Niceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  33.— Serret, 

E.  Theatre  de  Q.  29  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  55, 
1873,  p.  61.) 

Quincampoix,  France.    Doublet  de  Bois- 

thibault,  J.  Le  dolmen  de  Q.  2  pp.  (Rev,  archM. 
1852,  p.  511.) 

Quinctileanus.    See  Quintilianus. 
Quilicy,  Charles  Sevin,  Marquis  de.     1666- 
1736.     Histoire  militaire  du  regne  de  Louis 
le  Grand,  Roy  de  France,  .  .  .     Enrichie  des 
plans  necessaires  .  .  .    Paris,  1726.    7  v.  4°. 

4694 

Cluincy,  Edmund.     1808-77.    Life  of  Josiah 

Quincy.     Boston,  1867.     8°.  3875 

The  same.    Boston,  1874.     8°.  3893 

——  Commencement  day.  Harvard  Univ.  10  pp. 
(Vallle,  F.  O.,  and  Clark,  H.  A.,  Harvard  book,  v.  2,  p. 
147.)— Josiah  Ctnincy.  4  pp.  (Vallle,  F.  O.,  and 
Clark,  H.  A.,  Harvard  book,  v.  1,  p.  147.)— Who  paid  for 
the  Prima  Donna  1  36  pp.  (Mason, E.  T.,  Humorous 
masterpieces  from  Am.  lit.  v.  1,  p.  49.) 

■ (Ed.)  Speeches  delivered  in  the  Congress 

of  the  United  States.    See  Quincy,  J. 
Quiiicy,  Josiah,  Jr.     1744-75.    An  appeal, 

under  the  signature  of  "  Hyperion,"  1768;  Speech  in 
defence  of  Brltl.sh  soldiers,  1770.  12  pp.  (Moore,  F., 
Am.  eloquence,  v.  1,  pp.  334,  3:i6.) 

Quincy,  Josiah.  1772-1864.  History  of 
Harvard    University.      Cambridge,    Mass., 

1840.  2  v.  8°.     (Rev.  of  in  iV.  .dm.  jReu.  V.  52, 

1841,  p.  338.)  —2374 


History  of  the  Boston  Athenaeum,  with 

biographical  notices  of  its  deceased  founders. 
Cambridge,  Mass.,  1851.     8°.  W.24 

Memoir  of  the  life  of  John  Quincy  Adams. 

Boston,  1859.     8°.  3873 

Municipal  history  of  the  town  and  city  of 

Boston,  during  2  centuries :  from  Sept.  17, 
1630,  to  Sept.  17,  1830.  Boston,  1852.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  73,  1852,  p.  490.) 

2623 

Speeches  delivered  in  the  Congress  of  the 

United  States.  Ed.  by  his  son,  Edmund 
Quincy.     Boston,  1874.     8°.  2214 

Contents.  Invasion  of  Canada.— Bill  for  holding 
an  extra  session  of  Congress.- Bill  for  authorizing 
the  President  to  suspend  the  embargo  under  certalu 
circumstances.  —  Knlistntent  of  minors.  —  On 
foreign  relations.— Resolution  of  censure  on  Fran- 
cis J.  Jackson,  the  British  minister.— Maritime 
protection.- Proposition  to  revive  and  enforce  the 
IVon-intercourge  la-*v  against  Groat  Brl tain. —Pas- 
sage of  the  bill  to  enable  the  people  of  the  territory  of 
Orleans  to  form  a  constitution  and  state  government. 
— Relief  of  sundry  merchants  from  penalties  Inno- 
cently Incurred. — Influence  of  place  and  patron- 
age.—BUI  for  fortifying  the  ports  and  harlionrs 
of  the  United  States.  —  Bill  for  raising  50,000 
volunteers. 

On  the  admission  of  Louisiana.  House  of  Represen- 
tatives, Jan.  14, 1811.  25  pp.  (Johnston,  A.,  Wepresen- 
talive  Am.  orations,  v.  1,  p.  145.)— Life  of  Major  Samuel 
Shaw.  129  pp.  (Shaw,  S.,  Journals,  p.  1.) — Speech. 
14  pp.     (Am.  oratory,  p.  241.) 

Farkman,  F.  Qulncy's  History  of  Harvard  Uni- 
versity.    36  pp.     (C/ir.  £a:am.  V.  30,  1841,  p.  56.) 

Quincy,  E.    Life  of  Josiah  Quincy.    1867; 

1874. 

Bixby,  J.  T.    Josiah  Quincy.    8  pp.    (Chr.  Exam. 

V.  83,  1867,  p.  366.)— liaugel,  A.  Le  dernier  des  F6d6- 
rallstes  am^ricains.  Josiah  Quincy.  24  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1868,  2  p6r.  v.  76,  p.  355.)— L.o»vcll,  J.  R. 
A  great  public  character.  15  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  20, 
1867,  p.  618;  and  in  his  My  study  windows,  p.  83.)— 
Parton,  J.  Josiah  Quincy.  A  model  gentleman  ol 
the  old  school.  12  pp.  (7n /lis  Triumphs  of  enterprise, 
p.  311.)— Q,uincy,  E.  Josiah  Quincy.  4  pp.  (Vallle, 
F.  0.,  and  Clark,  H.  .^..,  Harvard  book,  v.  1,  p.  147.) 

Quincy,  Josiah.  1802-82.  Figures  of  the 
past.  From  the  leaves  of  old  journals. 
Boston,  1883.     12°.  2295 

Contents.  Visits  to  John  Adams.— Talks  with  John 
Adams.— The  old  President  in  public- Reminiscences 
of  the  second  President.- Through  Baltimore  to 
Boston.— The  reverend  clergy.— Commencement 
day  in  18-21.- Duke  of  .Saxe-Weimar  and  Captain 
Eyk._i»  Eclipse  "  against  the  world.— The  Gov- 
ernor at  Nantucket.— Harvard  60  years  ago.— 
The  House  of  Representatives.— How  Colonel 
Huger  told  the  story.— Jackson  In  Massachusetts. 
—Lafayette  and  Colonel  Huger.— Lafayette  in  Bos- 
ton.—Lafayette  leaves  Massachusetts.— Lafayette  on 
Bunker  Hill.— From  New  York  to  Washington.— 
Some  pillars  of  the  state.— A  Puritan  academy. 
—Some  railroad  incidents.- Visits  to  John  Ran- 
dolph.—Randolph  in  the  Senate.— Joseph  Smith  at 
Kauvoo.  —  Commodore  Stockton.  —  Journey  with 
Judge  Story.— The  Supreme  Court  and  the  "  Marl- 
anna  Flora'."  —  "Washington  society  In  1826.— 
Daniel  Webster  at  homo.— Two  notable  -women. 

Mr.    Qulncy's    reminiscences.     6    pp.     (Atlant, 

Monthly,  v.  51,  1883,  p.  692.) 

Quincy,  Josiah  Phillips.  1829—.  Protection 
of  majorities  :  or,  considerations  relating  to 
electoral  reform.  With  other  papers.  Boston, 
1870.     12°.  —1348 

Bctio«hal  by  proxy.    15  pp.    (Atlant.  MontUly,y. 

11,  1863,  p.  4-20.)— The  deacon's  holocaust.  10  pp. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  12,  1803,  p.  420.)— A  fast-day  at 
Foxden.  18  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  13.  1864,  p.  OiO.; 
—The  Mather  safe.  17  pp.  (Allaxt.  Monthly,  v.  12, 
1803,  p.  316.)— The  member  from  Foxdeu.  18  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  11, 1863,  p.  730.) 


QUINCY 


3659 


QUINTILIANUS 


Qnincy,  Mass.    Adams,  C.  F.,  Jr.    The  new 

departure  in  the  common  schools  of  Quincy, 
etc.     1879. 

Catalogue  of  the  public  library  of  Quincy. 

Boston,  1875.     4°. 

Qninet,  Edgar.  1803-75.  CEuvres  com- 
pletes. Correspondance.  Paris,  n.  d.  2  v. 
12°.  5883 

XJltramontanism,  or  the  Roman  church 

and  modern  society.  Tr.  from  the  French 
...  by  C.  Cocks.   London,  1845.    12°.   —3206 

Creation.     13  pp.     (Rev.  of  In  Blackwood's  Mag.  y. 

Ill,  1872,  p.  206.)— Forcade,  E.  Des  Jesuites,  par  MM. 
Michelet  et  Qulnet.  3i  pp.  {Correspondant,  v.  3,  1843, 
p.  377.)— Quinet  ou  the  Frencli  revolution.  37  pp. 
(London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  28,  1867,  p.  83.)— L>*l»re,  A.  Du 
gfenie  des  religions,  par  Q.  28  pp.  (^«r.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1842,  4  8.  V.  30,  p.  201.)— Magnin,  C.  Promethee,  poSaie 
do  Q.  19  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mrmda,  1833,  4  s.  v.  15,  p. 
472.)  — Montignt,  E.  Un  essal  d'hlstoire  idSale. 
Merlin  I'euchanteur,  par  Q.  34  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1860,  2  per.  v.  29,  p.  170.) 

Chassin,  C.  L.    Edgar  Quinet,  sa  vie  et 

son  oeuvre.     n.  d. 

Heath,   R.     Edgar  Quinet.     His  early 

life  and  writings.     1881. 

Dotvden.  E.    Edgar  Quinet.    36  pp.    (Fortn.  Ret. 

n.  8.  V.  9, 1871,  p.  199;  and  in  his  Studies  In  literature, 
p.  357.)— Heatb,  B.    Edsrar  Quinet.    19  pp.    ( Contemp. 

.  Rev.  V.  39,  1881,  p.  529.)— Laubert,  K.  Edgar  Quinet. 
13  pp.  {Deuttch.  rundschau,  v.  22,  1880,  p.  128.)— Mon- 
tegat,  E.  Autottiograptiie  d'un  penseur  contempo- 
rain.  22  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1859,  2  pit.  t.  19,  p. 
412.) — Saiute-Beu-ve.  C.  A.    Napol6on,  podme  par  Q. 

12  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mcndes,  1836,  4  s.  v.  5,  p.  343.)— 
Talllaudier  (Saint-Kenfi),  Q.  E.  Confidences  d'un 
podte.  30  pp.  (iJer.  d.  <i««z  mondM,  1877,  3  p6r.  v.  22,  p. 
156.)— Ecrivains  nioderues  de  la  France.  M.  Edgar 
Quinet.  34  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1858,  2  per.  v.  16, 
p.  125.1— Vinet,  A.  R.  Edcar  Quinet.  46  pp.  (Eludes 
sur  la  lit.  fransaise,  v.  3,  p.  56.) — Vnlliemin,  L.  Edgar 
Quinet.  15  pp.  (Siblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  per.  t. 
60,  1877,  p.  4ii6.) 

Qningey,  Simon  de.   Salmon,  A.  Notice  sur 

Q.  et  sa  captivitfe  dans  une  cage  de  fer.  22  pp.  (Bib- 
lioth.  Ecole  d.  Charles,  v.  14,  1852,  p.  376.) 

Quinine.     Sedgwick,  W.  T.     Influence  of 

quinine  upon  ttie  reflex-excitaljillty  of  tlie  spinal  cord. 
15  pp.  (Martin,  H.  N.,  and  Broolis,  W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins 
Cniv.  Studies  from  the  biol.  labr.  v.  2,  1883,  p.  23.) 

Quinn,  Miss  Anna  Maria.    [Memoir  of.]    1  p. 

(Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theal.  v.  20.) 

Qninn,  J.  J.     Cholera  in  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

13  pp.    (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  1,  p.  290.) 

Qainone,  or  Chinon.    Woehler,  F.    Unter- 

suchuugen  ueber  das  Cliinon.  18  pp.  (Goettingen, 
R.  gesells.  wissons.  Fhys.  classe  Abhandl.  v.  2,  1845, 
p.  225.) 

Qninqnina,  Le,  poeme.  29  pp.  La  Fon- 
taine, J.  de,  CEuvres  compl.  v.  5,  p.  283. 

Quint,  Alonzo  Hall.  1828—.  The  record  of 
the  2  Massachusetts  Infantry,  1861-65.  Bos- 
ton, 1867.     8°.  2646 

Qnintana,  Manuel  Jose.  1772-1857.  Obras 
completas.  Madrid,  1852.  8°.  (Bibliot.  de 
autor.  espan.  v.  19.)  — 1193 

Contents.  Vasco  Jfuflez  de  Balboa.— Fray  Bar- 
tolomfi  de  las  Casas.— Ceirrantes.— £1  Cld.— Dls- 
eiirso  pronunclado  en  la  Uuiversidad  Centrai  el 
dia  de  su  instalaclon.— Las  reglas  dei  dranta.— El 
Dnque  de  Viseo,  tragedia.— Vidas  de  los  espafl- 
oles  celebres.— El  Gran  Capltan.— Gazman  el 
Bneno.- Cartas  a  Lord  Holland  sobre  ios  sucesos 
politicos  de  EspaBa. — luforme  de  la  Junta  creada  por 
la  rejencia  para  proponer  ios  me  medics  de  proceder 
ai  arreglo  de  los  diversos  ramos  de  iustrnccion 
publlca. — Don  Alvaro  de  Lana.— Noticia  historica 
y  Uteraria  de  Blelendez.— Pelayo,  tragedia — Fran- 
cisco Plzarro.- B^tudios  sobre  nuestra  poesla.— 
Poesiaa.  — El  Principe  de  Vlana.  — Roger  de 
Iiauria. 


—  Pelayo,  tragedia.  19  pp.  (Ochoa,  E.  de,  Teson> 
teatroe<pan.y.  5,  p.  5SS.] — Poeslas.  12  pp.  (Cueto,L. 
A.  de,  Poet.  lir.  del  sigh  18,  v.  3,  p.  194  :  Bibliol.  de  aiUor. 
espah.) 

—  (Ed.)  TesorodelParnasoespanol,  poesias 
selectas  castellanas  desde  el  tiempo  de  Juan 
de  Mena  hasta  nuestros  dias.  Paris,  1838. 
8°.  2366 

Contents. 


Leon,  L.  P.  de. 

Lope  de  Vega,  F. 

Luzau,  I.  de. 

Manrique,  J. 

Manuel,  F. 

Martin,  L. 

Melendez  Valdes,  J.  A. 

Mena,  J.  de. 

Mendoza,  D.  H.  de. 

Mendnza,  I.  L.  de,  Marques 

de  Santillana. 
Mexia,  D. 

Mira  de  Mescua,  A. 
Montemayor,  J.  de. 
Horatin,  L.  F. 
Moratin,  N.  F. 
NoroSa,  G.  M.  de  K.  A.  de. 
Pitiilas,  -J. 
Poio,  G.  G. 

Q  ue  vedo  y  ViUegas,  F.  G.  de. 
Rioja,  F.  de. 
Roidan,  J.  M. 
Samaniego,  F.  M. 
Tejada  Paez,  A.  de. 
Torre,  F.  de  ia. 
Torrepalma,    A.  V.   de 

Conde  de. 
triloa  y  Pereira,  L.  de. 
Vlllegas.  E.  M.  de. 


C, 


(.In 


Alcazar,  B.  de. 
Argensola,  B.  L.  de. 
Argensoia,  L.  L-  de. 
Arguijo,  J.  de. 
Arjona,  M.  de. 
Baibuena,  B.  de. 
Baraliona  y  Soto,  L.  de. 
Barbero,  F.  S. 
Cadaiso,  i.  de. 
Castro,  F.  de  P. 
CSspedes,  P.  de. 
Cetina,  G.  de. 
Clentuegos,  N.  A.  de. 
Cruz,  J.  de  la. 
DaeSas,  Licenciado. 
Espinel,  V. 
Esplnosa,  P.  de. 
Esquilache,  Principe  de. 
Figueroa,  F.  de. 
Forner,  J.  P. 
Garcilasso  de  la  Vega. 
Gongora  y  Argote,  L. 
Gonzalez,  D.  T. 
Herrera,  F.  de. 
Huerta,  V.  G.  de  la. 
Iglesias  de  la  Casa,  3. 
Iriarte,  T.  de. 
Jauregui  y  Aguilar,  J.  de. 
Joveilanoa,  G.  M.  de. 

Kennedy,  -J.    Manuel  Jose  Quintana.    26  pp. 

his  Mod.  poets  and  poetry  of  Spain,  p.  141.) 

QuiuUi,nadaena«,  Antonio  de.    De  juris- 

dictioue  et  imperio  libri  II.  102  pp.  (Meerman,  G., 
S'ljv.  tlies.  V.  2,  p.  207.) 

Qniiite  essence.     Hermes  Trismegistus. 

Book  of  quiute  essence,  or  the  5  being.     Ed. 

by   Frederick  J.  Furnivall.     1866.      (Early 

Eng.  TextSoc.  No.  16.) 
Qnintianns,  St.,  Bp.  of  Ascalon.     5  <xnt. 

Episf'la  ad  Petrum  Fullouem  episcopum  Antioctiiae; 
Duodecim  anathematismi.  [Gr.  ei  Lat.^  4  pp.  (Migne. 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  85,  pp.  1733,  1737.) 

Qnintilianns,  Marcus  Fabius.  Circa  50- 
118.  De  institutione  oratoria,  libri  XII  ad 
codicura  veterum  fidem  recensuit  et  anno- 
tatione  explanavit  Georgius  Ludovicus  Spal- 
ding.    Lipsiae,  1793-1834.     6  v.  8°.  3214 

De  institutione  oratoria,  ad  codices  Pari- 

sinos  recensitus,  cum  integris  commentariis 
Georgii  Ludovici  Spalding,  quibus  novas 
lectiones  et  notas  adjecit  Joannes  Josephus 
Dussault.  Parisiis,  1821-25.  7  v.  8°.  (Le- 
maire.  N.  E.,  Biblioth.  class.  Lat.)  4246 

Institutionis  oratoriae  libri  XII.  Recen- 
suit Carolus  Halm.  Lipsiae,  1868.  2  v.  in  1, 
8°.  3214 

Institutionis  oratoriae  liber  X.    Erklaert 

von  Dr.  G.  T.  A.  Krueger.  2  ed.  Leipzig, 
1874.     8°.  3214 

Institutionis  oratoriae  libri  XH  ...  re- 
censuit E.  Bonnell.  Lipsiae,  1882-83.  2  v. 
in  1.  16°.  8214 

Institutes  of  oratory,  or  education  of  an 

orator,  in  12  books,  literally  tr.  with  notes 
by  Rev.  John  Selby  Watson.  London,  1856. 
2  V.  p.  8°.     (Bohn.  H.  G.,  Class.  Libr.)    1245 

Dialogus  an  sui  seculi  oratores  antiquis 

et  quare,  concedant  See  Tacitus,  C.  C, 
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Fragmeuta.    5  pp.    (Meyer,  H.,  Oral.  Bom.  fragwL. 

p.  594.) 


QUINTILIANUS 


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QUR'AN 


Chatelain,    E.,    and    Le    Coultre,    J. 

Quintilien    institution    oratoire.      Collation 

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Audresen,  G.     Emendatlones  QuintlUanoae.    22 

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11  pp.  (QuintUianus,  M.  F.,  De  inslitulione  oratoria, 
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2  pp.  {In  his  Adversaria  crlt.  v.  3,  p.  214.)— Melster,  F. 
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Doilwell,  H.    Annales  Quiutillanel,  seu  vita  M. 

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Quintin,  St.     Ex  sermone  in  tumulatione 

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QliiutiUf  Jean.   1500-61.    Descriptio  insulae 

Melilae.    8  pp.    (Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  anliq.  Sicil.  v.  15.) 

Qiiiiitus  Curtins  Rufus.    See  Curtius 

Rufus,  Q. 
Qiiiutiis  Fixleiii.    See  Eichter,  J.  P.  F. 
Quilitus,  Icilius.    See  Guischard,  C.  T. 
(|liilitu»    Sm7jmaeus    or   Calaber,     4    cent. 

Fragments.  Tr.  by  H.  H.  Milmau.  8  pp.  (Milman, 
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Qiiinze  jours  ail  desert.  86  pp.  Tocque- 

vllle,  A.  (Th.  C.  do,  (Euvres,  v.  1,  p.  173. 

Qiiiiize  joyes  de  niarlage.    La  Sale,  A. 

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Quip  for  an  Yjpslart  courtier,  A.    90 

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Qiiiqiieraii  <le  Beaujeu,  Honoi-e  de,  Bp, 

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Quiricus,  Bp.  of  Barcelona.    See  Cyricius. 

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Quiriiii,  Pietro.     15  cent.    Viaggio.     24  pp. 

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Fioravante,  C.     Naufragio  del  Q.    11  pp.    (Pur- 

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Quiriiio,  Giovanni.   Sonnet.   1  p.    (Rossetti, 

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Qiiiriiiiis,  St.    Adventus  corporis  ejus.    3 

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Quodlibet.    Kennedy,  J.  P.  2156 

Quodvultdcus,  Deacon  of  Carthage.  5  cent. 

Epistolae  ad  S.  Augustinum.  3  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
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Quoits.     Burette,  P.   J.     Dissertation  sur 

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Qur'An,  The. 


See  Mohammed. 

4-  907  =  266,8S7. 


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R 


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R.    Wevmouth,  R.  F.     On  the  letter  "r." 

•20  pp.    (Philol.  Soc.  London,  Trans.  1862-63,  p.  264.) 

Baab,  Fritz.    Leonardo  da  Vinci  als  natur- 

forscher.  40  pp.  (Samml.  viissens.  vortrg.  v.  15,  1880, 
p.  479.) 

Raab,  Isidor.  Urkundenbuch  des  Benedic- 
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Raabe,  A.  H.  Geschichte  und  bild  Ton 
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Raban,  Louis  Frangois.  1795-1870.  His- 
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Rabanus  Mauriis  Magnentins,  Abp. 
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juxta  editionem  Georgii  Colvenerii  anno 
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Contents.  Tractatus  de  anima,  v.  4. — Commentaria 
in  Cantica  quaedam,  v.  6.— Cariulna  cum  glossls 
Christophorl  Browerl,  v.  6 — De  clerlcoram  inati- 
tntlone.  v.  1.— Liber  de  conipato,  v.  1.— De  con- 
aangniueornm  nnptiia,  v.  4. — De  laudlbus  sanctae 
cruets,  V.  1.— De  vldendo  Deiiin,de  purltate  cordis, 
et  modo  poenitentlae,  v.  6. — Enarrationum  In  Den- 

terononiinm  librl  IV,  v.  2 Dubia  et  spuria,  v.  6.— 

De  ecclesiastica  diaciplina,  v.  6. — Commentario- 
rum  in  Ecclesiaatlcam  libri  X,  v.  3.— Kplstolae, 
V.  6.— Exposltlo  In  Itbrum  Bather,  v.  3.— Homiliae 
in  £vangella  et  Epistolas,  v.  4.— Commentarlorum 
in  Kxodum  Ubrl  IV,  v.  2. — Commentarlorum  in 
Ezechlelem  librl  XX,  v.  4.— Fabrleina,  J.  A.  In 
Babaul  opera  notltia  bibliographica,  v.  1— Homiliae 
de  festla  praecipnta,  v.  4.— Quota  generatione 
llcltura  sit  connublum  epistola,  v.  4.— Commentarlo- 
rum in  Genealm  libri  IV,  v.  1.— Glosaae  Z^tiuo- 
Barbarlcae  de  partibus  humani  corporis,  v.  6.— 
Fragmentum  gloasarli  liatino-Theotisci,  v.  6.— 
Homiliae,  v.  4.  —  Expositionis  super  Jeremlam 
libri  XX,  V.  5.— Commentarlorum  in  librum  Josue 
librl  III,  V.  2.— Commentarlorum  in  librum  Judicnm 
libri  n,  V.  2.— Exposltlo  in  librum  Jaditb,  v.  3.— Ex- 
poaitionum  in  lieviticnnn  librl  VII,  v.  2.— De  Inven- 
tione  lingnarnm,  v.  6— Mabillon,  .J.  Beat!  Rabanl 
Mauri  eloglum  historlcura,  v.  1.  —  Commentaria  in 
libros  Machabaeonini,  v.  3.— De  magicia  artlbna, 
V-  4.— De  vita  Beatae  Mariae  Magdalenae  et  sororis 
ejus  Marthae,  v.  6.— Martyrologium,  v.  4.— Com- 
mentarlorum in  Matthaenm  librl  VIII,  v.  1.— Enar- 
rationum in  librum  Nnmerornm  libri  IV,  v.  2— 
Liber  de  oblatione  puerornm,  v.  1.— Liber  de 
sacrls  ordiuibns,  v.  6.— Paniele.  J.  de.  In  librum 
Judltli  commeutarlum,  v.  3.— Commentaria  in  libros 
II  ParaHponienon,  V.  3.— Opusculum  de  paaalone 
Domini.  V.  6.  —  Enarrationum  in  Epistolas  Beati 
Panll  libri  XXIX,  v.  5,  6— Poenitentiale.  v.  4.— De 
quaestionlbus  canonum  poenltentlallnm,  v.  6.— 
Poenitentium  liber,  v.  6.— Priacianus.  Excerptio 
de  arte  grammatlca,  v.  5 — Exposltlo  in  Proverbla 
Salomonia,  v.  5. — Besponsa  canonica  super  quibus- 
dam  Interrogationibus  Reginbaldl  choreplscopl,  v. 
4.— Commentaria  in  libros  IV  Regnm,  v.  3.— Rn- 
dolph,  of  Fulda.     Beatl  Rabanl  Mauri  vita,  v.  1.— 

Commentarlumin  librum  Rntb,  v.  2 Aliegoriae  In 

Sacram  Scrlptnram,  v.  6.  —  Commentarlorum  In 
librum  Saplentiae  libri  III,  v.  3.— De  Rabano  illus- 
trium  scriptorum  teatimonia    et    elosla,  v.  1.— 
PABT  IV.— 125. 


Trltheim.  J.  Beatl  Eabani  Mauri  vita,  v.  1.— De 
nniverao  librl  XXII,  v.  5.— De  vltiia  et  vlrtntibua 

et  peccatorum  satlsfactlone,  v.  6. — Index  rerum  et 
verborum  locupletisslmus,  v.  6. 

Carmtna.    105  pp.    (Duemmler,  E.,  Poei.  Lat.  aevi 

Car.  T.  2,  p.  154 :  Monumenta  German,  hist.) — Eglnliardl 
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Jadaeoa  seu  ceteros  infldeles,  vel  plerosque  haereti- 
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pp.  (MartSne,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Nov.  thes.  anec.  v.  5, 
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Sacram  Scrlptnram;  Apparatus  anonym!  cu jus- 
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Mablllon,  J.    Beati  Rabanl  Mauri  eloglum  histo- 

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Rabaut,  Paul.     Pressel,  T.     Paul  Rabaut. 

7  pp.     (Piper,  F.,  Leaders  of  ch.  unicersal,  v.  2,  p.  486.) 

Rabant  -  S»aint  -  Etienne,    Jean    Paul. 

Sainte-Benve,C.  A.  CEuvresdeR.  7  pp.  (Premiert 
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Rabbe,  Alphonse,  and  Dnncan,  Jonathan. 
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Rabbe,  Felix.    Shelley,  sa  vie  et  ses  oeuvres. 

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Rabbi  von  Racharach,  novelle.    80  pp. 

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annote.  Avec  une  introduction  par  M.  le 
grand  Rabbin  S.  Levy,  de  Bordeaux.  1 
partie,  Traite  Kethouboth.     Paris,  1873.     8°. 

—2266 

(13,  4,  89.) 


RABBINS 


3662 


RACCOLTA 


Rabbins,  Traditions  of  the.  47  pp.  {Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  32, 1832,  p.  727 ;  v.  33, 1833,  p.  628.) 

Rabbits.    Sternberg,  G.  M.     Fatal  form  of 

septicaemia  in  the  rabbit,  produced  by  the  sub-cuta- 
neous Injection  ol  human  saliva.  ISpp.lpl.  (Martin, 
H.  N.,  and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  /Studies 
from  the  biol.  labr.  v.  2,  1883,  p.  183.) 

Rabbulas,  Bp.  o/jEJdessa.    —435.    Canones. 

2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  'Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  77,  p.  1473.)— Epis- 
tola  ad  CyriHum.  1  p.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr. 
V.  84,  p.  814.) 

Vita.    3  pp.    (Assemanl,  G.  S.,  Biblioth.  orient,  v.  1, 

p.  197.) 

RabelaiSi,  Frangois.  Circa  1483-1553.  CEu- 
vres,  ed.  variorum,  augmentee  de  pieces 
inedites  .  .  .  et  d'un  nouveau  commentaire 
historique  et  philologique,  par  Esmangart 
et  Eloi  Johanneau.    Paris,  1823.     9  v.  8°. 

—1144 

Contents.  Alphabet  de  I'auteur  frangais,  v.  8. — 
Eplstre  i  J.  Bouchet;  Episti'e  responslfve  dudlet 
Bouchet  audlct  Rabelais,  v.  8.— Cliresme  philoso- 
phale  des  questions  eucyclopedlcques,  v.  8.— Deux 
epistres  Ji  2  vieilles  de  dlfferentes  meurs,  v.  8.— Vie 
de  Garji^antua  et  de  Pantagruel,  v.  1-8.— liettres, 
V.  8.— Liettres  latlues,  v.  8.— Eplstre  du  Liimousiii 
de  Pantagriiel,  v.  8.— -Notice  sur  R.  v.  1.— Ode 
sapphlca,  v.  8 — Paiitagrueliiie  prosnostlca- 
tion,  V.  8. — Scloinacliie  et  festlns  taicts  5  Rome  au 
palays  de  Cardinal  du  Bellay,  v.  8.— Songes  drola- 
tiques  de  Pantagi'uel,  y.  9. 

CEuvres,  seule  ed.  conforme  aux  derniers 

textes  revus  par  I'auteur,  avec  les  variantes 
de  toutes  les  eds.  originales,  des  notes,  et  un 
glossaire.  Paris,  1858-72.  3  v.  16°.  [Bib- 
lioth. Elzevir.)  —1148 

Note. — Contents  the  same  as  the  preceding. 

Works.     Tr.  from  the  French,  by  Sir  T. 

Urquhart  and  Motteux ;  with  explanatory 
notes,  by  Duchat,  Ozell,  and  others.  New 
ed.  London,  1859.  2  v.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H. 
G.,  Extra  V.)  1296 

Contents.  Two  epistles  to  2  women  of  different 
humours,  v.  2. — Life  of  Gargantua  and  of  Paiita- 

Ernel,  v.  1,  2.— Iietters  written  In  Italy  In  1636,  v.  2.— 
ife  of  R.v.  1. — Pautagrueliau  prognosticatioit, 
V.  2.  —  Epistle  by  Paiitagruel's  Liitiosiu,  v.  2.— 
Philosophical  cream  of  encyclopedic  questions, 
V.  2. 

Besant,  W.    Rabelais.    1879.    (Oliphant, 

Mrs.  M.  O.  W.,  Foreign  classics  for  Eng. 
readers. ) 

Lacroix,  p.  (Bibliophile  Jacob,  pseud.) 

Rabelais,  sa  vie  et  ses  ouvrages.     1859. 

Noel,  E.    Rabelais,  sa  vie  et  son  oeuvre. 

n.  d. 

Besaut,  W.    Rabelais.    11  pp.    {itacmillan's  Mag.  v. 

23, 1871,  p.  114.)— Bonrquelot,  L.  F.  Notice  sur  Gar- 
gantua. 24  pp.  (Soc.  autlq.  de  France,  Mim.  v.  17, 
1844,  p.  413.)— Chasles,  V.  E.  P.  Du  mouvement  sen- 
suallste  avant  la  rSforrae.  Skelton,  Rabelais,  Folengo, 
Luther.  19  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1842,  4  s.  v.  29,  p. 
724.)— Koehler,  R.  Zu  R.  2  pp.  (Jahrh.  f.  roman. 
und  engl.  lit.  v.  3,  1861,  p.  338.)— Rabelais  and  the 
renaissance.  10  pp.  {Eraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  1,  1870, 
p.  363.)— Reville,  A.  Un  commentaire  allemand  sur 
R.  28  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1872,  2  p6r.  v.  101,  p. 
820.)  — Salnte-Beuve,  C.  A.  LSgendes  fraugaises. 
Rabelais.    18  pp.    {Causeries  du  Lundi,  v.  3,  p.  1.) 

Couway.  M.  D.  Rabelais  at  home.  11  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  61, 18H0,  p.  820.)— Le  Roy,  A.  Elogcs  do 
R. ;  Mdmolrea  sur  sa  vie,  par  le  feu  C"?  De  Brequlgny. 
16  pp.  (Inst,  de  Franco,  Not.  et  exlr.  des  MSS,  v.  5, 1798, 
p.  132.)— Rabelais:  his  life  and  genins.  24  i>p. 
[Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  10, 1849,  p.  502.)- tife  of  R.  23  pp. 
(Rabelais,  F.,  Works,  v.  1,  p.  1:  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Extra  v.)— 
Ntceron,  J.  P.  M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  32.— Notice 
snr  R.  24  pp.  (Rabelais,  F.,  (Euvres,  v.  1, 1823,  p.  Ix.) 
—Of  Rabelais.  53  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  20, 1839,  p.  C13 ; 
V.  21,  1840,  p.  212;  V.  22,  1840,  p.  60.)— Shelley,  M.  W., 
and  others.  Rabelais.  17  pp.  (In  their  Lives  of  the 
most  eminent  lit.  and  scl.  men  of  France,  v.  1,  p.  23: 
Lardner,  D.,  CSufc.  Cyc.) 


pp. 


{Dublin  Univ. 
Chanson 


Rabelais'  feast. 

Mag.  V.  64,  1864,  p.  307.) 

Rabillon,  Leonce  ( Tr. )     1815- 

de  Roland.    See  Theroulde. 
Rabirilis,  Junius.     16  cent.    De  hastarum 

et  auctlonum  origiue  ac  ratloue.  10  pp.  (Graevlus, 
J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Rom.  v.  3,  p.  17.) 

Rabouilleuse,  La.     272  pp.     Balzac,  H. 

de,  (Euvres  compl.  v.  6,  p.  67. 

Rabiilas.    See  Rabbulas. 

Rabiis,  Leonhard.     Logik  und  metaphysik. 

20  pp.  (Rev.  of,  by  K.  A.  von  Roichlln-Meldegg,  in 
Zeits.f.  philos.  v.  59,  1871,  p.  75.)— Neuesten  bestreb- 
ungen  auf  dem  geblete  der  logik  bel  den  Doutschen 
und  die  logische  frage.  15  pp.  (Rev.  of,  by  H.  Ulrlcl, 
In  Zeits.f.  philos.  v.  78,  1881,  p.  158.) 

Rabussoii,  Paul.     Niceron,  J.  P.     Mem. 

des  hommes,  v.  1. 

Rabutiii,  Frangois  de.  — 1582.  Commen- 
taires  des  dernieres  guerres  en  la  Gaule 
belgique,  entre  Henry  II,  tres-chrestien 
Roy  de  France,  et  Charles  V,  Empereur  et 
Philippes  son  fils,  Roy  d'Espagne.  Paris, 
1823.  2  v.  8°.  (Petitot,  C.  B.  and  A.,  Mem. 
ret.  hist,  de  France,  1  s.  v.  31,  32.)  4676 

27ie  same.  Paris,  1857.  r.  8°.  (Michaud 
and  Poujoulat,  Nouv.  coll.  mem.  rel.  hist,  de 
France,  v.  7.)  2662 

Rabutiu,  Roger  de.  See  Bussy-Rabutin,  R., 
Comte  de. 

Rablitili-Chantal,  Marie  de.  Marquise  de 
Sevigne.  See  Sevigne,  M.  de  R.-C,  Mar- 
quise de. 

Racan,  Honorat  de  Bueil,  Marquis  de.  1589- 
1670.  CEuvres  completes.  Nouv.  ed.,  revue 
et  annotee  par  M.  Tenant  de  Latour,  avec 
une  notice  biographique  et  litteraire  par  M. 
Antoiue  de  Latour.  Paris,  1857.  2  v.  16°. 
{Biblioth.  Elzevir.)  —1128 

Contents.  Les  Bergeries,  v.  1.  —  Cantiqnes, 
hyinnes,  etc.  v.  2.— Epigramnies  et  chansons, 

v.  1.— Harangue  prononceeen  I'Academle  le  9  Juiliet 
1635,  V.  1. — Liatour,  A.  T.  de.  Notice  sur  la  vie  et  les 
ouvrages  de  R.  v.  1.— Lettres,  v.  1.— Mfimoires  pour  la 
vie  de  nialherbe,  v.  1.— Odes.  v.  1.— Les  Psauines, 
V.  2.— Sonnets,  v.  1.— Stances,  v.  1. 

Odes,  etc.    7  pp.    (Poitevln,  P.,  Petils  poites  fr.  v.  1, 

p.  1.) 

Iiatour,  A.  T.  de.    Anclens  po6tes  fran5al8.   Racan. 

26  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1835,  4  s.  v.  1,  p.  523.)— No- 
tice sur  la  vie  et  les  ouvrages  de  R.  33  pp.  (Racan, 
H.  de  B.,  Marquis  de,  (Euvres  compl.  v.  1,  p.  xxiil:  Bib- 
lioth. Elzh<ir. )—Jiiceron,  J.  P.  M6m.  des  hommes, 
v.  24. 

Raccolta  de'  iiOTellieri  italiani  con 

alcuni  ritratti.     Milano,  1813-16.     26  v.  16°. 

1282 
Contents.  Alamanul,  L.  Novella,  v.  13.— Ban- 
dello,  M.  Novelle,  v.  1-9.  —  Bandlera,  P.  A.  M. 
Novelle  ovvoro  sacre  narrazlonl,  v.  15.— Bargagll,  8. 
Novelle,  v.  15.— Blscioni,  A.  VlUi  dl  A.  F.  Grazzlul 
detto  II  Lasca,  v.  18.— Boccaccio,  G.  II  Decameron, 
V.  23-26.— Bottari,  G.  G.  Novella,  v.  13.— Doul,  A.  F. 
NovoUe,  V.  13.— Erizzo,  S.  Le  sol  glornato,  v.  11.— 
Flreuzuola,  A.  Novelle,  v.  13.— Fortlni,  P.  No- 
velle, V.  14.— Giovanni,  F.  11  Pocorono,  v.  16, 17.— 
Novella  antlca  del  Grasso  Itegnainolo,  v.  13.— 
Grazzinl,  A.  F.,  called  II  Lasca.  Le  cene,  v.  18,  19.— 
Iliclni,  B.  Novella,  v.  15.— Machlavelli,  N.  No- 
vella piacovollsaima,  v.  13.— Magalottt,  L.    Novelle, 

V.  13 Alazzuchelll,  G.    Vita  dl  Mattoo  Bandello, 

V.  1.— Mori  da  Ceno,  A.  de'.  Novelle,  v.  12.— Nelll,  G. 
Due  amoroso  novelle,  v.  15.— Novelle  dl  alcuni  autori 
florentini,  v.  13.— Novelle  dl  autori  seuosl,  v.  14, 15.— 
Parabosco,  G.  I  dlportl,  v.  10.— Pnici,  L.  Novella, 
V.  13 — Sacchetti,  F.  Novelle,  v.  20-22.— Salvucci,  8. 
Novelle,  v.  13.— Sermini,  G.  Novelle,  v.  14.— Sox- 
zinl,  A.  dl  O.  Novelle,  v.  15. 
Raccolta  delle  principal!  statue  che  si  trou- 
vano  ue'  musei  e  gallerie  di  Roma  ed  altrove. 
Roma,  1815     fo.  —1791 


RACCOLTA  DI  LETTERE 


3663 


RACES  OF  MANKIND 


Raccolta  di  lettere  sulla  pittura,  scul- 
tura,  ed  architettura.     Bottari,  G.  G.     7  v. 

—1727 

Raccolta  di  lirici  italiani  dall'  origine 
della  lingua  sino  al  secolo  XVIII.  Gironi. 
R.  2364 

RaccoKa  di  iiovelle  dall'  origine  della 
lingua  italiana  fino  al  1700.  Milano,  1804- 
10.     3  V.  8°.  1293 

Contents.  Alamanni,  £•.  Bianca,  t.  2. — Arezzo, 
L.  a\  Novella,  v.  2.— Arlentl,  G.  S.  degU.  Novella, 
V.  2.— Biscioul,  A.  Vita  dl  A.  F.  Grazzlnl  detto  II 
Lasca,  v.  3.— 0oui,  A.  F.  Novelle,  v.  2.— Grnzzini, 
A.  F.,  called  II  Lasca.  La  prima  e  la  seconda  cena,  v.  3. 
— M..  G.  Slmone  Gludeo  In  Firenze,  v.  2.— Slacbla- 
▼elU,  N.  BeUagor,  v.  2.— Blagalotti,  L.  Rosana 
ama  Antenore  degU  Amerighl,  v.  -/.— Blasncclo  [ScUer- 
nitano).  Novelle,  v.  2.— Molza,  F.  M.  Ghedlno,  v.  2. 
— Tre  novelle  dl  autore  incerto,  v.  2.— Libre  dl  no- 
velle e  dl  bel  parlar  gentile  coutenente  cento  novelle 

autlche,  v.  1 Porto,  L.  da.    Storia  dl  due  noblU 

amantl,  v.  2.— Pulcl,  L.  Novella,  v.  2.— Salvuccl,  S. 
Novelle,  v.  2. 

Raccolta  di  uovellieri  italiani.  Fi- 
renze, 1832-34.     8°.  1293 

Contents.    Alamanni,  L.    Novella. — Bandello,  M. 

Novelle.— Bottari,  G.  G.  Novella.— DonI,  A.  F.  No- 
vella.—Krizzo,  S.  Del  nasclmento  di  Atlila;  Le  sel 
giornat«.— FIrenzuola,  A.  Novelle. — Novella  antlca 
del  Grasso  liegnalnolo. — Machiavelll,  N.  No- 
vella.—Magalottl.L.  Novelle. — Mori  da  Ceno,  A.  de'. 
Novella.- Parabosco.G.  I  dlporti. — Pnlci,L.  No- 
vella.—Salvucci,  S.    Novelle. 

Raccolta  di  poeiui  didascalici.    Mi- 

lauo,  1813.     8°.  2364 

Contents.    Baldi,B.    La  nautica.— Fraca8toro,G. 

Delia  sifllide.— Spolverlul,  G.    Ck)ltivazlone  del  rlso. 

Raccolta  di  poesie  satiriclie.  Milano. 

1808.     8°.  2364 

Contents. 

Adlmarl,  L.  Caro,  A. 

Alamanni,  L.  Dolce,  L. 

Angulllara,  G.  A.  dall'.  Franzesl,  M. 

Arcane,  G.  M.  d'.  Glambullarl,  B. 

Aretino,  P.  Nelll,  P. 

Ariosto,  L.  Paterno,  L. 

Becculi,   F.,  called    II  Rosa,  S. 

Coppe*^.  Sansovlno,  F. 

Bentivoglio,  E.  Settano,  Q. 

Caporall,  C.  Vinciguerra,  A. 

Raccolta  di  prose  italiane.  Milano. 
1808-09.     3  V.  8°.  —1105 

Contents.  Alamanni,  L.  Orazione  delle  lodl  dl 
Flllppo  Sassetil,  v.  1.— Averanl,  B.  Lezloni :  perche 
alia  Dea  Vesta  si  dedlcasse  11  fuoco;  Se  sia  vera 
roplnione  dl  Platone,  che  re  repubbllche  saranno  fe- 
licl;  8e  nelle  Donne  si  trovl  I'erolca  vlrtCi,  v.  3.— 
Bellini.  L.    Clcalata  per  servlr  dl  proemio  alia  Byc- 

cherelde,  v.  2.— Dlscorso  I,   n  dl  anatomla,   v.  3 

Cavalcantl,  B.  Orazione  alia  mlllzla  florentina, 
V.  1.— Cicero,  M.  T.  Orazione  in  dlfesa  di  Q.Ligurlo 
volgarlzzata  da  M.  Cornelia  Frangipane ;  In  dlfesa  di 
T.  Annie  Mllone  volgarlzzata  da  M.  Jacopo  Bonladlo, 
V.  2.— Commendone,  G.  F.,  Cardinal  de.  Orazione 
in  dlfesa  d'alcuni  scolari  dello  studio  di  Padova,  v.  2. 
— DatI,  C.  R.  Prefazione  di  Accademico  della  Crusca 
alle  prose  florentlne,  v.  3.— Gelll,  G.  B.  Lezlone : 
sopra  due  sonettl  del  Petrarca,  v.  3.— Giambnllari, 
P.  F.  Lezlone,  detta  nel  consolato  dl  Gio.  Battlsta 
Gelll  deir  ordlne  dell'  unlverso,  v.  2.— Glnstinlano, 
8.  Orazione  a  Ladlslao  re  d'Ungheria,  v.  1.— Lettere, 
v.  3.— IjoIIIo.  a.  Orazlonl,  v.  1,  2.— MagalottI,  L., 
Contc.  Lezlone  sopra  I'lnganno  do'  seusl,  v.  3.  — 
MInerbettI,  A.  Orazione  delle  lodl  del  .  .  .  Fran- 
cesco Medici,  V.  1 — Salvlnl,  A.  M.  Due  dlscorsl,  v.  1. 
— Segnerl,  P.  Due  predlche,  v.  2.— Tagllaznccbi, 
G.  Dlscorso  sulla  manlera  di  ammaestrare  la  gloven- 
ta  nelle  umane  lettere,  v.  1.— Tasso,  T.  Lezlone  sopra 
11  sonetto  LIX,  dl  M.  G.  della  Casa,  v.  2.— Tolomei,  C. 
Orazlonl :  contra  Leone  secretario ;  In  dlfesa  Leone 
secretario,  v.  2. 

Raccolta  di  rime  antiche  toscane. 

Palermo,  1817.     4  v.  8°.  2363 

Contents, 
Abbracciavacca,  M.  v.  1.  Alfani,  G.  v.  2. 

Albizi,  A.  degli,  V.  4.  AUdogl,  L.  degli,  v.  4. 

Alblzl,  F.  degli,  V.  8.  Allghieri,  J.  v.  3. 


Ambra,  F.  dell',  v.  3. 
Amerigo,  G.  d',  v.  4. 
Amicl,  B.  d',  V.  1. 
Amorozzo  da  Firenze,  v.  1. 
Anglolleri,  G.  v.  2. 
Anquino,  N.  v.  1. 
Anquino,  R.  d',  v.  1. 
Arezzo,  B.  d',  v.  1. 
Arezzo,  G.  d',  v.  1. 
Bacciarone,  v.  1. 
Baglione,  C.  v.  3. 
Bagno,  P.  del,  v.  1. 
Baldonasco,  A.  v.  1. 
Barberlno,  F.  da,  v.  2. 
Bardi,  F.  de',  v.  4. 
Bardl,  T.  de',  v.  4. 
Bartolomeo,  N.  da  Liuxa,v.  2. 


Lapo,  O.  V.  1. 
Latlnl,  B.  v.  1. 
Libri,  M.  de'.  v.  4. 
Malavoltl,  A.  dl,  t.  4. 
Manfredl,  A.  v.  4. 
Marco,  U.  di,  v.  1. 
Marotolo,  G.  v.  2. 
Martelli,  P.  v.  1. 
Massa,  U.  da,  v.  2. 
Medici,  L.  de',  v.  4. 
Mendlnl,  G.  v.  4. 
Mettef  uoco  da  Pisa,  B.  v.  1. 
Migliore  da  Firenze,  Maestro, 

V.  2. 
Montemagno,  B.  da,  v.  3. 
Mostacci,  J.  V.  3. 
Norl,  D.  V.  1. 


Beccari  da  Ferrara,k.  de,  v.4.  Oltrarno,  N.  d',  v.  1. 

Bello,  Ser.  v.  2.  Organl,  F.  degli,  v.  4. 

Bene,  8.  del,  v.  3.  Orlandi,  G.  v.  2. 

Benedettl,  B.  de',  v.  4.  Orlandi,  L.  di  G.  d',  v.  3. 

Boccaccio,  G.  v.  4.  Orto  d'Areiio,  G.  dell',  v.  2. 

Bologna,  B.  da,  v.  2.  Orvleto,  B.  da,  y.  4. 

Bologna,  O.  da,  v.  2.  Pace,  Ser.  N.  da  Firenze,  v.  3. 
Bonagiunta,  M.  della  B.  dl    Pad,  U.  delle,  v.  4. 

F.  V.  1.  Passera  della  Ghermlnella, 
Bouagulda,  L.  v.  3.  v.  3. 

Bonichi,  B.  v.  3.  Pavesajo  d'Arezza,  M.  del, 
Bonodlco,  N.  da  Lucca,  v.  2.  v.  2. 

Bostichi,  Frato  8.  do,  v.  3.  Peruzzl,  F.  v.  4. 

Braccl,  B.  v.  4.  Piccolomini,  C.  de',  v.  4. 

Buccarello,  Dello  B.  da,  v.  1.  Plovano,  A.  v.  4. 

Buzzuola,  T.  v.  2.  Pisa,  A.  da,  v.  4. 

Castel della Plere.B.  da, v.4.  Polo  da  LoTxhairdia,  v.  2. 

Castello,  C.  da,  v.  3.  Prato,  G.  da,  v.  4. 

Castrucclo,  A.  di,  v.  3.  Puccl,  A.  v.  3. 

Cavalca,  D.  v.  3.  Pucciarello  da  Fiorenza,  v.  2. 

Cavalcantl,  G.  v.  1.  Pugliesl,  G.  v.  1. 

Ceuni,  N.  del,  v.  1.  Reall,  Dotto,  v.  1. 

Cerchl,  P.  v.  4.  Roberto,  Re  di  Napoli,  v.  3. 

Oino,  8.  dl,  v.  4.  Rocca,  G.  della,  v.  3. 

Cino  da  Pistcja,  G.  G.  v.  2.  Rossi,  A.  de",  v.  4. 

Cocco,  A.  v.  4.  Sacchetti,  F.  v.  4. 

Colle,  G.  da,  v.  4.  Saladlno,  v.  1. 

Colonna,  J.  v.  3.  Sallmbenl,  N.  ▼.  3. 

Compagni,  D.  v.  3.  Saltarelli,  L.  t.  2. 

Dante  Allghieri,  v.  2, 4.  Salutato,  C.  v.  4. 

Danti  di  Majano,  v.  1.  Sammaretani,  R.  de,  t.  1. 

Dato,  L.  di  S.  V.  1.  San  Gemlana,  A.  di,  v.  4. 

Davanzati,  C.  v.  3.  San  Minlato,  M.  v.  4. 

Donati,  >    V.  2.  Santaflora.  ConU  dl,  v.  1. 

Donatl,  F.  de,  v.  2.  Serzana,  P.  da,  v.  2. 

Dondl,  G.  de',  v.  3.  Siena,  A.  da,  v.  4. 

Doni,  S.  v.  3.  Signa,  Dello  da,  v.  3. 

Faenza,  A.  da,  v.  4.  Slmbuono,  G.  v.  1. 

Firenze,  G.  da,  v.  2.  Soffeua,  M.  da,  v.  2. 

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Firenze,  R.  da,  v.  2.  Tedaldi,  P.  di,  v.  3. 

Firenze,  T.  da,  v.  3.  Terraraagnino,  G.  v.  1. 

Fredl  da  Lucca,  v.  2.  Todi,  M.  da,  v.  1. 

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Frescobaldi,  M.  v.  3.  Uberti,  F.  degli,  v.  3. 

Gallo  da  Pisa,  v.  1.  Uberti,  L.  degli,  v.  2. 

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Guluigi,  M.  V.  4.  Yigne  Capovano,  P.  deUe, 
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Race  and  religion.    26  pp.    Fairbairn, 

A.  M.     (  Conlemp.  Rev.  v.  22,  1873,  p.  782.) 

Racen  des  schweines.    Nathusius,  H. 

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Races  niandites  de  la  France  et  de  TEs- 

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1795 
Races  Of  Britain.    Beddoe,  J.  1793 

Races  of  European  Turkey.    Clark, 

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Races  of  man.    Peschel,  O.  1797 

Races  of  man.     Pickering,  C.  —1603 

Races  of  mankind.  Brown,  R.  3  v.  1793 


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Races  of  the  north -western  provinces 

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Races  of  the  old  world.    Brace,  C.  L. 

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Janin,  J.  G.    Rachel  et  la  tragedie.    1859. 

Kennakd,  N.  H.   Rachel.   1886.    {Famous 

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Cook,  D.    Eachel  Felix.    27  pp.    {Hours  with  the 

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Kachel.  15  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  14,  1883,  p.  1030.)— 
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See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  132, 1882,  p.  271. 

Rachio,  Bp.  of  Strassburg.  — 815.  Inscriptio 
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Rachis,  King  of  the  Lombards.  Circa  702- 
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Racine,  Jean.  1639-99.  CEuvres  completes, 
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Contents.  Alexandre  le  Grand,  trag6dle,  v.  1. — 
Audromaque,  tragedie,  v.  1.— Aristophanes.  Tr. 
des  passages  des  GuSpes,  v.  2.— Aristoteles.  Frag- 
ments du  1  Uvre  de  la  Po6tlque,  v.  5.— Athalte,  tra- 
g6dle,  V.  4.— Bajazet,  tragfidle,  v.  2.— Berenice,  tra- 
g6dle,  V.  2.— Bi-itannlcus,  tragedie,  v.  2.— Vie  de 
Saint  Denis,  v.  4 — Diogenes  Laertius.  Tr.  de  la 
vie  de  Dlogfine  le  Cynlque,  v.  4.— Discours  acad6- 
miqaes,  v.  6.— Epigranimes,  v.  4 — £sther,  tra- 
gedie, V.  4. — £Mripide8.  Hlppolyte;  Iphlg6nle  en 
Aullde,  V.  3.— Fragments,  v.  1,  4 — XJusebius  Pam- 
philus,  Bp.  of  Caesarea.  Vie  de  Saint  Polycarpe,  v.  4. 
-Fragments  historiques,  t.  5.— Lettre  k  I'auteur 
des  H^r^sles  intaginaires  et  des  2  vlslonnaires, 
etc.  V.  5. — Hymnes  et  cantiqnes  spirltuels,  v.  4. 
— Xphig^nie  en  Anlide,  tragfidle,  v.  3.— Plan  du  1 

acte  d'lphig^nie  en  Tauride,  v.  4 Irenaeus, 

St.,  Bp.  oj  Lyons.  Extralt  d'uue  lettre  k  Florin,  v.  4.— 
Iiettres,  v.  6.— Prficls  hlstorlque  des  campagnes  de 
liouis  XIV,  1672-78,  t.  6.— Lucianus,  of  Samosata. 
Extralt  du  tralt6  Comment  11  faut  6crlre  I'histolre,  v.  4. 
—Des  saints  martyrs  d'Alexandrle,  v.4.— Mlthri- 
date,  trag6dle,  v.  3. — Relation  du  slAge  de  STamur, 
V.  5.— La  Nymphe  de  la  Seine,  v.  4.— Odes,  v.  4. — 
LePaysage,  ou  promenade  de  Port-Royal  des 
Champs,  v.  4.  —  Phfcdre,  trag6dle,  v.  3.  —  Philo 
Jndaeus.     Des  Ess6alen8,  t.  4. — Les  Plaideurs, 

com6dle,  v.  2 Plato.    Le  Banquet,  v.  6.— Poesies 

dlverses,  v.  4 — Epltre  de  Saint  Polycarpe,  v.  4.— 
Lettre  de  I'SgUse  de  Smyrne  toucbant  le  martyre  de 
Saint  Polycarpe,  v.  4.— Abr6g6  de  I'histolre  de  Port- 
Royal,  V.  6.— Racine,  L.  Mdraolres  sur  la  vie  et  les 
Guvrages  do  R.  v.  1.— Sallustius  Crlspus,  0.  Tr. 
d'un  morceau,  v.  3. — Seneca,  L.  A.  Fragments,  v. 
2,  3.— La  Th^ba'ide,  trag6die,  v.  1. — Fragments  de 
traductions,  v.  4. 

De  Genade.    56  pp.    (Lennep,  J.  van,  Poet,  werken, 

V.  7,  p.  79.)— Phaedra.  74  pp.  (Schiller,  J.  0.  F.  von, 
Saemmt.  werke,  v.  7,  p.  256.)— La  Th£baide,  ou  les 
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Beyley,  M.  H.     Racine  et  Shakspeare, 

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Deltour,  N.  F.    Ennemis  de  Racine  au 

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Mayer,  P.   Studien  zu  Homer,  Sophokles, 

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Astle,  J.  F.    Racine.    36  pp.    {In  his  Louis  XIV  and 

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7  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  neufranz.  sprache  und  lit.  v.  2, 1880,  p.  531.) 
— Iphigenia  in  Aulis.  15  pp.  (Rev.  of  lu  Black- 
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44  pp.  (Portraits  lill&raires,  v.  1,  p.  69.) — Sur  la  reprise 
de  B6r6nlce  au  Th6atre-fran?ais.  15  pp.  (Portraits 
litUraires,  v.  1,  p.  113;  and  Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1844, 
n.  s.  V.  5,  p.  352.)— Saint- Victor,  P.  B.  de.  Racine. 
93  pp.  [In  his  Deux-masques:  Modernes,  v.  3,  p.  325.) 
— Serret,  E.  Duel  littSraire  sous  Louis  XIV.  25  pp. 
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Angell,  J.  B.    Life  and  works  of  R.    26  pp.    (Bib- 

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compl.  V.  1,  p.  1.)— Sainte-Beuve,  0.  A.  Cinq  der- 
nlers  mols  de  la  vie  de  R.  37  pp.  {Nouveaux  Lundis, 
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33  pp.  (In  their  Lives  of  the  most  eminent  lit.  and  scl. 
men  of  France,  v.  1,  p.  296:  Lardner,  D.,  Cab.  Cyc.) 

Racine,  Louis.     1692-1763.     Lettre  a  I'Abbe 

Olivet.  7  pp.  (Soc.  Biblioph.  fr.  Milanges,  1829.)— 
Mfimoires  sur  la  vie  et  les  ouvrages  de  Jean  Racine. 
173  pp.  (Racine,  J.,  (Euvres  compl.  v.  1,  p.  1.)— Reli- 
gion, poeme;  La  grace,  poBme.  70  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., 
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34  pp.    (Poltevln,  P.,  Petits poites  fr,  v.  1,  p.  162.) 
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Racine  et  de  Louis  Racine.  22  pp.  (Nouveaux  Lundis, 
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Racine,  Wis.  Graham,  J.  D.  On  the  lati- 
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Racinet,  Albert  Charles  Auguste.  1825—. 
Le  costume  historique.  Cinq  cents  planches, 
trois  cents  en  couleurs,  or  et  argent,  deux 
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L'ornement  polychrome.     Cent  planches 

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Racing.      Burette,  P.  J.      Memoire  pour 

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,^ee  also  Horse-racing. 

Racket  river.  Street,  A.  B.  Woods  and 
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Racki,  Franz  (Ed.)  1829—.  Documenta 
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Raczynski,  Athanasius,  Count.  Modern 
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Bada,  Giuseppe  de.   Schuchardt,  H.   Gram- 

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Radbert  (Paschasius),  St.,  Abbot  of  Corbie. 
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Radchis,  Abbot  of  St.  MichaeVs,  Lucca.    8 

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See  also  Radcliffe    Iiibrary.  —  Radcliffe  Ob- 
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Radcliffe,  Richard,  and   Jaiues,  John. 

Letters.     1755-83.     Ed.  by  Margaret  Evans. 

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periodicals,  and  memoirs,  available  for  the 
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Together  with  the  students'  library,  a  selec- 
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sors of  the  Museum  ;  the  regulations  of  the 
library ;  and  the  report  to  the  Radcliffe 
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Radcliffe  Observatory,  Oxford.  Astro- 
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Mid.  V.  28,  1S30,  p.  895.) 

Raids  and  roniauee  of  Morgan  and  his 

men.     Ford,  Mrs.  S.  R.  3796 

Raige,  Remi.      Memoire    sur   le  zodiaque 

nomiaal  et  primltlf  des  anciens  Egyptlens.  22  pp. 
[DttcHpt.  dt  I'EgypU,  v.  6,  p.  391.) 

Raigecourt,  Charles,  Comte  de.    Expose 

de  ia  coii'lui'.e  de,  &  Tafliitre  de  Varennes.  15  pp. 
(BervlUe  and  Barriere,  Mem.  reL  rttol.  /ranf.  r.  49, 

p.  ISl.) 

Raikes,  Oapt.  George  Alfred.  Historical 
records  of  the  1  regiment  of  militia;  or.  3 
West  York  light  infantry.  With  illustr. 
London,  1876.     8°.  1535 

History  of  the  Honourable  Artillery  com- 

panv.  With  maps  and  illustr.  London, 
1878-79.     2  V.  8°.  1535 

Raikes,  Harriet  {Ed.)  Private  correspond- 
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Raikes,  Rev.  Henry.  1782-1854.  Popular 
sketch  of  the  origin  and  development  of  the 
English  constitution,  from  the  earliest  period 
to  the  present  time.  London,  1851-54.  2  v. 
8°.  —1346 

Memoirs  of  the  life  and  services  of  Sir  J.  Brenton. 

38  pp.    (Ber.  of  in  Qitart.  £ev.  t.  79, 1847,  p.  273.) 

Raikes,  Thomas.  1778-1848.  A  iwrtion  of 
the  journal  kept  by,  from  1831  to  1847:  com- 

{)rising  reminiscences  of  social  and  political 
ife  in  London  and  Paris  during  that  period. 
2  ed.    London,  1856-57.    4  v.  8°.  3851 

Private  correspondence  with  the  Duke 

of  Wellington  and  other  distinguished  con- 
temporaries. Ed.  by  his  daughter  Harriet 
Raikes.    London.  1861.    S°.  3863 

Visit  to  St.  Petersburg,  in  the  winter  of 

1829-30.    London,  1838.    8°.  1464 

ViUetard,  E.    H^molres  d'nn  snob.   31  pp.    (£«•. 

eontfmp.  1858,  v.  1,  p.  817.) 

Railroad  and  ^Engineering  journal. 

New  York,  1887-88.     2  v.  4°.  —4783 

NoU.— This  l3  a  continuation  of  the  American  Bail- 
road  lournal. 

Railroad  mannal.    Long.  S.  H.     —2726 
Railroad  transportation.    Hadley,  A. 
T.  —2716 

Railroads. 

Adams.  C.  F.,  Jr.    Railroads,  their  origin 

and  problems.     1878. 
Ajam.s,  W.  B.    Roads  and  rails,  and  their 

sequences,  physical  and  moral.     1862. 
Carey,  H.  C.    Railroad  monopoly,  by  a 

citizen  of  Burlington.  1849.  {Bound  pamph. 

V.  116.) 

Earle,  T.  Treatise  on  raUroads  and  in- 
ternal communications.     1830. 

FLE3IIXG,  H.    Narrow  gauge  railways  in 

America.     1875. 

Hadley.  A.  T.    Railroad  transportatioB, 

its  history  and  its  laws.     1885. 


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Hudson,  J.  F.    Railways  of  the  republic. 

1886. 

Lakdner,  D.    Railway  economy.     1855. 

Spooner,  C.  E.    Narrow  gauge  railways. 

1871. 

■ StrickIiAND,  W.  Reports  on  canals,  rail- 
ways, roads,  and  other  subjects.     1826. 

Tredgold,  T.  Practical  treatise  on  rail- 
roads and  carriages.     1835. 

Whitkey,  a.  Address  before  the  Legis- 
lature of  Pa.  on  his  project  for  a  railroad 
from  Lake  Michigan  to  the  Pacific.  1848. 
{Bound  pamph.  v.  250.) 

Williams,  F.  S.     Our  iron  roads :  their 

history,  construction,  and  social  influences. 
1852. 

Arago,  D.  F.    Les  chemlns  de  fer.  234  pp.  (CEuvres 

covipl.  V.  5,  p.  233.)— Audiganne,  A.  Les  chemlus  de 
fer  k  I'exposition  de  Londres.  20  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1862,  2  p6r.  v.  41,  p.  382.)— Les  cheniius  do  fer 
aprfis  I'achfivement  du  rfiseau  europ6en.  18  pp.  {Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1863,  2  per.  v.  46,  p.  946.)— Les  chemins 
de  fer  en  Europe  et  en  Am6rique.  88  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1855,  u.  p6r.  2  8.  v.  9,  pp.  340,  824;  v.  10,  p.  793.) 
— Les  chemins  de  fer  et  I'fere  des  grandes  exploitations. 

32  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1856,  2  p6r.  v.  4,  p.  743.)— 
Le  regime  des  cherclns  de  fer  en  1863.  27  pp.  {Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1863,  2  p6r.  v.  48,  p.  620.)— A vri  court, 
r.  B.  d'.  Un  chemlu  de  fer  k  travers  les  Andes.  19  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1874,  3  p6r.  v.  1,  p.  162.) — Brad- 
shaw.  48  pp.  {Bvit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  43,  1866,  p.  367.)— 
Canals  and  railroads.  30  pp.  {Quart.  Rev.  v.  31, 
1825,  p.  349.)  —  Champions  of  the  rail.  12  pp. 
{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  70,  1851,  p.  739.)— Chevalier,  M. 
Des  chemins  de  fer  compares  aux  llgnes  navigables. 
25  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1838,  4  s.  v.  13,  p.  789.)— 
— Coquelin,  A.  Les  chemins  de  fer  et  les  canauat. 
63  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1845,  n.  s.  v.  11,  pp.  299, 
1115.)— Curiosities  of  railivay  traveling.  2  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  2,  1851,  p.  194.) — DesmousseaUx 
de  Givr*,  E.  La  question  des  chemins  de  fer  econo- 
mlques  ou  d'iut^ret  local.  13  pp.  {Correspondant,r.li, 
1868,  p.  1010.)— Fleming,  Vf.  Railways  and  water- 
ways. 9  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  30,  1881,  p.  432.)— 
Gandry,  J.  Transformation  des  chemins  de  fer. 
27  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1863,  2  p6r.  v.  46,  p.  424.)— 
Gautier,  T.  Le  chemin  de  fer.  11  pp.  {In  his  Fu- 
sains  et  eaux-fortes,  p.  185.)— Improvements  in 
Inland  transport.  Railroads.  31  pp.  {Edin. 
Rev.  V.  60,  1835,  p.  94.)— Inland  transport.  48  pp. 
{Edin.  Rev.  v.  56,  1833,  p.  99.)— Johnson,  L.  M.  Are 
narrow-gauge  roads  economical  ?  4  pp.  (Scrihner's 
Monthly,  V.  17, 1879,  p.  292.)— Lavoll^e,  C.  La  question 
des  chemins  de  fer  en  1875.  32  pp.  i,  Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1875,  3  p6r.  v.  10,  p.  323.)— Ijegoyt,  A.  Chemins  de  fer 
en  Angleterre  et  sur  le  continent.  34  pp.  (Rev.  con- 
temp.  1859,  V.  1,  p.  161.)— lievel,  E.  Encyclopedia  des 
chemins  de  fer.  16  pp.  (iiec.conZemj).  1866,  v. 4,  p.  277.) 
— McClellan,  Gen.  G.  B.  Memoranda  on  railways 
prepared  In  the  office  of  Pacific  railroad  surveys. 
18  pp.     (Reports  Surv.  Pacific  R.  R.  v.  1,  p.  113:   U.  S. 

33  Cong.  2  sess.  exec.  doc.  No.  78.) — Maclaren,  C.  Rail- 
ways compared  with  canals  and  common  roads.  40  pp. 
{Pampldeteer,  v.  26,  1826,  p.  57.)  —  Railroads  and 
locomotive  steam-carriages.  28  pp.  (Quart.  Rev. 
V.  42,  1830,  p.  377.)— Railway  help  in  railway 
need.  11  pp.  ( Weslm.  Rev.  v.  48,  1848,  p.  416.)— Rail- 
"vray  improvement.  34  jip.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  44, 1846, 
p.225.)— Railway  legislation.  57  pp.  (Quart.  Rev. 
\.  74,  1844,  p.  224.)  — Railway  reform.  71  pp. 
{Wettm.  Rev.  n.  S.  v.  27,  1865,  p.  218;  v.  29,  1860,  p.  299.) 
— Railways  and  metropolitan  improvement. 
16  pp.  (Vyestm.  Rev.  v.  45,  1846,  p.  462.)— Railways 
at  home  and  abroad.  63  ))p.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  84, 
1846,  p.  479.)— Zukunft  der  eisenbahnen.  9  pp. 
[Deulsch.  rundschau,  v.  21,  1879,  p.  137.) 

See  alto  Bridges. — Engineering. — Kngincers. 
—  liocomottve  engines.  —  Street  railroads. — 
Tunnels.— ■Viaducts.  Also  the  names  of  railroads; 
an,  Baltimore  and  Ohio.— Liverpool  and  Man- 
4;hester.  —  London  aitd  Biriniiigliaiii.  —  Lon- 
don and  JVorth-westerii. — midland  counties. 
— New  York  and  Eric.- Nev»'  York  and  IVe^v 
Haven.— Northern  Central.— Nortltcrn  Pncl- 
tlc— Oltio  and  Pennsylvania. —Pai:iiic. —Pan- 
ama. —  Pennsylvania.  —  Philadelphia  and 
Reading.  —  Philadelphia,   Wiluiingtou,  and 


Baltimore.— Troy  and  Greeiffield,  etc.  For  the 
railroads  of  a  country,  see  its  naille. 

Railroads,  Accidents.  Adams,  C.  F.,  Jr. 
Notes  on  railroad  accidents.     1879. 

Adams,  C.  F.,  Jr.    Of  some  railroad  accidents.    24 

pp.  (Allant.  Monthly,  v.  36,  1875,  pp.  571,  736.)— The 
Revere  catastrophe ;  The  railroad  death-rate.  25  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  37,  1876,  pp.  92,  207.)— Bontoux, 
( — ).  Les  accidents  de  chemins  de  fer.  19  pp.  ( Corres- 
pondant,  n.  s.  v.  89, 1881,  p.  409.)— Conder,  F.  R.  The 
problem  of  railway  safety.  8  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  n.  s. 
V.  22,  1880,  p.  798.)— fowler.  J.  Railway  accidents. 
19  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  1,  1877,  p.  616.)— Gaudry,  J. 
La  securlte  dans  I'exploitatlon  des  chemins  de  fer. 
25  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1864,  2  p6r.  v.  51,  p.  937.)— 
JetTeries,  R.  A  railway-accidents  bill.  13  pp.  (Era- 
ser's Mag.  n.  s.  v.  9, 1874,  p.  658.)— The  Shiptou  accident. 
9  pp.  (Eraser' t  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  11,  1875,  p.234.)— Iioua,  T. 
Des  accidents  sur  les  chemins  de  fer.  19  pp.  (Rev. 
contemp.  1858,  v.  3,  p.  637.)— Railway  accidents.  29 
pp.  (N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  34,  1861,  p.  399;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  145, 
1878,  p.  163'.)— Vose,  G.  L.    Safety  In  railway  traveL 

12  pp.     (i^.  Am.  Rev.  v.  135, 1882,  p.  374.) 

R ailr<yads.  Construction.  Baker,  T.  Rail- 
way engineering.     1848. 

Borden,  S.    System  of  useful  formulae, 

adapted  to  the  practical  operations  of  locat- 
ing and  constructing  railroads.     1851. 

'  Brees,  S.  C.    Railway  practice.    1837-47, 

5  V.     Plates,    n.  d.,  2  v. 

— ' —  CoLBURN,  Z.,  and  Holley,  A.  L.  Per- 
manent way  and  coal  burning  locomotive 
boilers  of  European  railways.     1858. 

Dempsey,  G.  D.     Iron  applied  to  railway 

structures.     1850. 

The  practical  railway  engineer.    1847. 

Railways.     Papers  on  the  mechanical 

and  engineering  operations  and  structures 
combined  in  the  making  of  a  railway.    1846. 

Gillespie,  W.  M.  Manual  of  the  prin- 
ciples and  practice  of  road-making  :  com- 
prising the  location,  construction,  and  im- 
provement of  roads  and  railroads.     1859. 

Haskoll,  W.  D.    Railway  construction. 

1857, 2  V. 

Jervis,  J.  B.    Railway  property.    1864. 

Law,  H.  Examples  of  the  modes  of  set- 
ting out  railway  curves.     1856. 

Lecount,  Lieut.  P.     Practical  treatise  on 

railways.     1839. 

Long,  Col.  S.  H.    Railroad  manual.   1829- 

36,  2  pts.  in  1  v. 

Quested,  J.  Treatise  on  railway  survey- 
ing and  levelling.     1846. 

Weale,  J.  Ensamples  of  railway  mak- 
ing.    1843. 

Wellington,  A.  M.     Methods  for  the 

computation  from  diagrams  of  railway 
earthwork.     1875,  2  v. 

Difficulties  of  railway  engineering.    2S  pp. 

(Quart.  Rev.  v.  103,  1858,  p.  1.)— Plea  for  ancient 
tovrns  against  railways.  8  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag. 
V.  54, 1843,  1).  398.)- Trautwlnc,  J.  C.  The  Hold  i>rac- 
tlce  of  laying  out  circular  curves  tor  railroads.  77  pp. 
(With  Slnuns,  F.  W.,  Treatise  on  .  .  .  levelling,  p.  139.) 

Railroads,  Finance.     Adams,   C.  F.,  Jr. 

Railroad  Inflation.  35  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  108,  1869, 
p.  130.)— Bailleux  de  Marisy,  A.  Lo  patronage  dans 
les  chemins  do  fer.  32  pp.  (i?et!.  d.  deux  mondes,  1867, 
2  p6r.  V.  71,  p.  608.)— Boinvilliers,  E.  Chemlus  de 
fer  k  bon  march6.  23  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1862,  v.  4,  p. 
751.)— Bonnet,  V.  Du  credit  des  chemlus  de  for.  24 
pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1860,  2  p6r.  v.  26,  p.  072.)— 
Conder.  F.  R.    How  to  Invest  money  with  s.ifoty. 

13  pp.  {Eraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  17,  1878,  p.  114.)— Rail- 
way finance.  18  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  122,  1807,  p. 489.) 
—Railway  profits  and  railway  losses.  30  pp. 
(Edin.  Rev.  v.  14:t,  1870,  p.  862.)— Rail  ways  t  their 
cost  antl  profits.  32  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  22 
1862,  p.  339.) 


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Railroads,  History.  Gordon,  A.  Histori- 
cal and  practical  treatise  upon  elemental 
locomotion.     1833. 

Treatise  upon  elemental  locomotion, 

and  interior  communication.     1836. 

Gruxdy,  F.  H.     Pictures  of  the  past 

1879. 

3IULHALL,  M.  G.    Progress  of  the  world 

in  arts,  etc..  since  the  beginning  of  the  19 
century.     1880. 

M»rggmtr,  H.    Vorfahren  unserer  elsenliahnen 

und  dampfwasen.  64  pp.  {Samml.vns tent,  vortrg.x.  19, 
18»t,  p.  33.)— Railroad  enterprise,  its  progress, 
manae«n>«ntf  "»*  ntilltj-.  24  pp.  {Xew  Eng- 
lander.  v.  9, 1851,  p.  3-21.)— Railway  system  and  its 
Inventors.  28  pp.  '  B,-i^.  Quart.  Her.  v.  37,  1863,  p. 
338.>— Resnlfs  or  tbe  Increased  facility  and 
celerity  of  inter-communication.  17  pp.  (-V«ir 
Englander,  v.  16,  1858,  p.  790.)— Oeorge  Stephenson 
and  railway  locomotion.  39  pp.  iQaart.  Rev. 
V.  1«,  1S57,  p.  496.) 

Railroads,  Hygiene.  Pietra  Sa>ta.  P.  de. 
Chemins  de  fer  et  sante  publique.     1861. 

Dnnott,  T.  J.  Sanitary  salety  In  railway  travel- 
ing; suggestions  in  the  Interest  ot  travelers  and  car- 
riers. 6  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  4,  p. 
123.)- Herrick,  S.  S.  Railroad  sanitation,  its  objects 
and  advantages.  7  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Re- 
ports, V.  7,  p.  218.)— Parfcer,  W.  T.  Sanitary  manage- 
ment of  rallwav  cars  and  stations.  2  pp.  (Am.  Pub. 
Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  10,  p.  S35.)— IVilson,  T.  P. 
Lite  on  wheels.  Its  sanitary  needs.  4  pp.  (Am.  Pub. 
Health  .Assoc.  Reports,  v.  3,  p.  142.) 

Railroads,  Management.  Chabat,  P.  Ba- 
timents  de  chemins  de  fer.     1862-66,  2  v. 

Clark,  D.   K.     Railway  machinery:  a 

treatise  on  the  mechanical  engineering  of 
railways.     1855.  2  v. 

CrRR,  J.    Railway  locomotion,  and  steam 

navigation.     1847. 

HoLLEY,  A.  L.    American  and  European 

railway  practice  in  the  economical  genera- 
tion of  steam.     1867. 

Jeans.  J.  S.  Railway  problems:  an  in- 
quiry into  the  economic  conditions  of  rail- 
way working  in  different  countries.     1887. 

KiRKMAN,  M.   M.     Baggage  car  traffic. 

1878. 

Railway  service,  trains,  and  stations. 

1878. 

VciLLEMiN.  L.,  GuEBHARD,  A.,  and  DlEU- 

DOXNE,  C.  Chemins  de  fer :  de  la  resistance 
des  trains  et  de  la  puissance  des  machines. 
1868. 

Aclcerman,  W.  E.   Notes  on  railway  management. 

16  pp.  {.y.  Am.  Rev.  v.  139, 18S4,  p.  531. )— Anderson, 
W.  A.  Report  on  railway  apparatus.  53  pp.  (McCor- 
mick,  R.  C,  Reports  C.  S.  Ctom.  Paris  Expos.  1878,  v.  4,  p. 
417.) — Bridges,  L.  Report ...  on  railroad  structures. 
34  pp.  (Thurston.  R.  H.,  Reports  Onu.  U.  S.  Vienna  In- 
ternal. Ezhib.  T.  4.)— Clarke,  T.  C.  Railway-engineer- 
ing In  the  United  St.iie3.  16  pp.  {AOaiU.  MontU^,  v. 
3,  1858,  p.  &41.)— Fox  well,  E.  Express  trains:  a 
rhapsody.  17  pp.  [JUaemiUan's  Mag.  \.  47. 1833.  p.  264.) 
— Jenkins,  H.  D.  Railway  stations.  6  pp.  (  Ocerld. 
MontUg.  V.  7,  18T1,  p.  312.)— Ldim«  Plenry,  E.  J.  F. 
Les  chemlus  de  fer  et  les  op^raUons  mllitalres.  32  pp. 
[Correspondant,  v.  53, 1861.  p.  303.)— I.aT-ollee,  C.  Les 
chemins  de  fer  pendant  la  guerre.  20  pp.  [Rev.  d. 
daa  mondes,  1871. 2  p4r.  v.  95.  p.  877.)— Mercier,  O.  De 
I'emplol  des  chemins  de  fsr  en  temps  de  guerre.  7 
pp.  {Rev.  eontemp.  1869,  v.  4.  p.  148.)  —  Railroad 
management.  25  pp.  (.V.  Am.  Rev.  v.  Iij6,  1H68,  p. 
43. !— Railway  administration  and  improve- 
ment. 80  pp.  ( ^yestm.  Rev.  v.  42.  1844,  p.  1.)— Rail- 
■vrwty  management.  3S  pp.  (  Westm.  Riv.  v.  53, 1S50, 
p.  410.J— Railway  organisation  in  tbe  late  war. 

17  pp.  [Edin.  Rev.  v.  135,  1872,  p.  149.)— Rnskin.  J. 
Uanagement  ot  railways.  17  pp.  (Arrows  /•/  tke  chace, 
▼.2,  p.  115.) — Spencer.  H.  Railway  morals  and  rail- 
way policy.  61  pp.  [Essays,  sci.,  polit.  and  spec  t.  2,  p. 
251;  and  Edin.  Rev.  v.  100,  1854,  p.  420.)— Vlerne,  H. 


Des  ameliorations  k  introduire  dans  Sexploitation  des 
chemins  de  fer.    35  pp.    [Rev.  conlemp.  1863,  v.  6,  p.  464.) 

Railroads,  Manuals.  Poor,  H.  V.  Manual 
of  the  railroads  of  the  United  States.  1868- 
88,  14  V. 

Vernon,  E.    American  railroad  manual. 

1873. 

Railroads,  Periodicals.  American  Railroad 
journal.     1849-86,  27  v. 

American  Railroad  journal,  and  me- 
chanics' magazine.     1838-42.  9  v.  in  5. 

Railroad  and  Engineering  journal.   1887- 

88,  2  V. 

iVote.— This  is  a  continoatioa  ot  the  American  Bail- 
road  Journal. 

Railroads,  Rates.    Beale,  J.  S.    Railway 

rates  and  British  trade.  8  pp.  (Oonteatp.  Rev.Y.  46, 
18S4,  p.  704.)— Farrer,  T.  H.  Equalisation  of  railway 
rates.  17  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  8.  v.  32,  1882,  p.  174.)— 
Hart,  G.  A.  Rates  of  railroad  transportation.  5  pp. 
(OrerU.  Monthly,  v.  11,  1873.  p.  254.)^Ma8on.  J.  U. 
The  right  to  regulate  railway  charges.  10  pp.  (y.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  132,  1881.  p.  592.)— Midgeley,  J.  W.  Railway 
pools.  15  pp.  [Internal.  Rev.  v.  6. 1879.  p.  503.)— Par- 
sloe,  J.  Railway  rates  and  fares.  18  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  8.  V.  13,  1S75,  p.  75.) — Rice.  L  L.  Remedy  for  rail- 
way abuses.  15  pp.  [N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  134. 1882,  p.  134.)— 
Taylor.  B.  B.  Legislation  on  railway  freight  ctiarges ; 
Legislation  on  railroad  tariOs.  15  pp.  {Ooerld.MontUy, 
V.  13, 1874,  pp.  154,  318.) 

Railroads,  Relations  to  the  state.    Adams, 

C.  F.,  Jr.  The  state  and  the  railroads.  35  pp.  (AUanL 
Monthly,  v.  37,  1876.  pp.  360,  691;  v.  38.  1876,  p.  72.)— 
Arnold,  A.  Railways  and  the  state.  31  pp.  {In  Us 
Social  politics,  p.  207.)— Bacon.  L.  Railways  and 
the  state.  26  pp.  {Xew  Englander,  v.  30,  1871,  p. 
713.)— Ckarlier,  Y.  Les  chemins  de  fer,  I'etat,  les 
compagnies.  18  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1839.  4  s.  v. 
17,  p.  92.)— Curtis.  G.  T.  The  ownership  of  railroad 
property.  11  pp.  (xV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  132,  1881,  p.  345.)— 
Jacqmin.  F.  ExpioitaUon  des  chemins  de  fer  par 
r^tat.  47  pp.  [Rev.  d,  daa  wundes,  1878,  3  p^r.  t.  26,  p. 
401.J— liansiug.  G.  L.  The  railway  and  the  state. 
15  pp.  (.V.  Am.  Reo.  v.  138,  1884,  p.  4C1.;— Rail  way 
regulation  and  rall^vay  pnrcbase.  21  pp. 
(Westm.  Rev.  u.  s.  v.  47,  1&'75,  p.  'iii.> — Rail-ways  and 
the  state.  23  pp.  [Quart.  Rev.  v.  liU,  1S73,  p.  369.)— 
Trolard,  E.  Les  chemins  de  fer  et  I'Stat  en  Europe 
et  en  Am6rlque.  29  pp.  ( Correspondant,  n.  s.  t.  70. 1877, 
p.  25.1 

Railroads,  Atmospheric.    Stephenson,  R. 

Report  on  the  atmospheric  railway  system. 

1844. 
Atmospheric  rail-way.    5  pp.    (Westwt.  Ret.  v. 

40. 1843,  p.  470.)— Flenry,  E.  L.    Les  chemins  de  fer 

atmosph^riques  en  Angleterre  et  en  France.    12  pp. 
-  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1847,  n.  s.  v.  19,  p.  546.) 

Railway  constrnction.  Haskoll,  W.  D. 
2  V.  —2723 

Railway  economy.  Lardner,  D.  —2726 
Railway  eiigiiieeriug.  Baker,  T.  —2715 
Railway  junction.    23  pp.    {Blackwood's 

Mag.  v.  114,  1S73,  p.  419.) 

Railway    literature.     12  pp.      {Dublin 

Unir.  Mag.  v.  34,  1849,  p.  280.) 

Railway  locomotion.  Curr,  J.  —2715 
Railway  machinery.   Clark.  D.  K.    2  v. 

—2711 
Railway  practice. 


Brees,  S.  C. 


5v. 

—2721 

Jeans,  J.  S.    —2726 

Jervis,  J.  B.    —2716 

3  pp.    (Blacktcood's 


Railway  problems. 
Railway  property. 
Railway  rhapsody. 

Mag.  V.  5b,  ISlo,  p.  614.; 

Railway  service.    Kirkman.M.  M.  —2726 

Railway  surveying  and  levelling.Treatise 

on.     Quested.  J.  —2725 

Railway  trip,  A.     5  pp.     {Eraser's  Mag. 

V.  22,  1840,  p.  238.  > 

Railway  witness  in  London,  Letter  from 

a.    15  pp.    {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  62,  1847,  p.  68.) 


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Railways.    See  Railroads. 
Kailways  of  India.  Davidson,  E.  —2714 
Kai  Iway s  of  the  republic.    Hudson,  J. 
F.  —2734 

Raimband,  Ahp.  of  Aries.      —1067.     Di- 

ploniata.  3  pp.  (Mlgue,'  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  143,  p. 
1393.) 

Raimband,  Provost  of  lAege.      12  cent. 

Eplstolae.  1  p.  [Miguo,  J.  F.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  y.  162,  p. 
751.)— Epistola  ad  omnes  fldeles.  3  pp.  (Bouquet, 
M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  15,  p.  366.) 

Raimbert  de  Pans.  12  cent.  La  Chevalerie 
Ogier  de  Danemarche,  poeme  du  XII  siecle. 
Paris,  1842.  2  v.  p.  8°.  {Romans  des  douze 
pairs  de  France,  v.  8,  9.)  1225 

Rainio,  Luigi  da.  15  cent.  Annales,  sive 
hlstorla  rerum  in  regno  Neapolitano  gestarum,  1197- 
li86.  14  pp.  (Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  23, 
p.  217.) 

Raimond.    See  Raymond. 

Raimondi,    Marc'   Antonio,    of  Bologna. 

Lippmann,  F.  Ela  holzschultt  von  K.  7  pp.  1  pi. 
(Koenlgl.  Preusslsch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  1,  p.  270.) 
— Vasarl,  Gr.  Marcantonlo  Bologueso  e  altrl  IntagUa- 
torl  dl  stampe.  52  pp.  (  Ojiere,  v.  6,  p.  395  ;  Vite  de'  pit- 
tori,  V.  10,  p.  187;  and  Lives  of  jminters,  v.  3,  p.  485: 
Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand,  iifcr.)— Vltet,  L.  Marc-Autoine 
Kaimondl.  22  jjp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1853,  n.  p6r. 
2  s.  V.  2,  p.  799.) 

Raimondo  dalla  Torre,  Patriarch  of 

Aquileja.  13  cent.  Statutum  pro  emendis  domibus  ad 
vitam'  communem  canonicorum  Uiinenaium.  1  p. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  99,  p.  649.) 

Raininnd  von  Peniafort.      Rockinger,  L. 

Bertliold  von  Eegensburg  and  Ralmundvon  Peniafort 
Im  sogenannten  Schwabonsplegel.  89  pp.  (Munich 
Acad,  wlssens.  Denkschr.  v.  47 ;  Hist,  klasse  Abhandl.  v. 
13,  pt.  3,  1877,  p.  165.) 

Rain.  Curtis,  G.E.  Effect  of  wind-currents 
on  rainfall.  1884.  (U.  S.  War  Dept.  Signal 
Service  notes,  No.  16.) 

DuNWOODY,  Lieut.  H.  H.  C.     Charts  and 

tables  showing  geographical  distribution  of 
rainfall  in  the  United  States.  1883.  (U.  S. 
War  Dept.  Prof,  papers  Signal  Service,  No.  9. ) 

Hazen,  H.  a.     Variation  of  rainfall  west 

of  the  Mississippi  river.  1883.  (U.  S.  War 
Dept.  Signal  Service  notes.  No.  7.) 

SCHOTTrC.  A.     Tables  and  results  of  the 

precipitation,  in  rain  and  snow,  in  the  United 
States.  1872;  1881.  (Smithson.  Inst.  Con- 
trib.  V.  18,24.) 

Smith,  R.  A.    Air  and  rain.     1872. 

Symons,  G.  J.     British  rainfall,  1867-78. 

1867-80,  6  V. 

Rain :  how,  when,  where,  why  it  is 

measured.     1867. 

Arago,  D.  F.    Sur  la  pluie.    Sur  la  grele.    152  pp. 

(Oiuvres  compl.  v.  12,  pp.  390,  519.)— Bablnet,  J.  D©  la 
plule  ot  dos  Inondatlona.  12  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1856,  2  per.  V.  4,  p.  894.)— Barrell,  J.  Account  of  rain, 
that  fell  at  Charlestown,  Mass.,  In  10  years.  3  pp. 
(Am.  Acad,  ot  Arts  and  Scl.  A/em.  v.  3,  pt.  1,  1809,  p.  104.) 
— Blanford,  H.  F.  On  the  normal  rainfall  of  Bengal. 
21  pp.  (Aslat.  Soc.  Bengal,  Journ.  v.  39,  pt.  2,  1870,  p. 
243.)— Biirrouj^hs,  J.  Is  It  going  to  rain  ?  9  pp. 
(Scrihner's  Monthly,  v.  16,  1878,  p.  397.)— Clav6,  J.  Le 
rebolsomont  et  le  rfiplrne  des  oaux  en  Franco.  28  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1859,  2  p6r.  v.  19,  p.  633.)— Gar- 
diner, B.  U.  Notes  on  barometer,  rain,  and  snow 
gages.  2  pp.  (SmltliBon.  Inst.  Report,  1858,  p.  432.)— 
Harris,  J.  C.  Note  on  tho  rainfall  in  the  Mahanuddy 
basin.  C  pp.  (Aslat.  Soc.  Bengal,  Journ.  v.  30,  1862,  p. 
216.)— Morrig,  O.  W.  On  the  aiaintlty  of  rain  at  dif- 
ferent heights.  3  pp.  (Am.  Assoc.  8c;l.  Proc.  v.  0,  1852, 
p.  173.)— NeTrell,  J.  Quantity  of  water  (Including  the 
snow  reduced  to  water)  which  fell  In  Stow  from  1792- 
1804.  1  p.  (Am.  Acad,  of  Arts  and  Scl.  A/em.  v.  3,  pt.  1, 
1809,  p.  122.)— Raindrops.  18  j>p.  (liril.  Quart.  Rev. 
\.  30, 1859,  p.  425.)— Tliouiag,  E.  M.  Ualn  and  the  fluo 
weather.    6  pp.    (Atlant.  MnnllUy,  v.  51, 1883,  p.  084.) 

See  also  Hydrology.— Meteorology • 


Rainald  I,  de  Semur,  Ahp.  of  Lyons.  12  cetit. 

Vita  S.  Hugonis  abbatia  CluulHceusis.  7  pp.  (Migue, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  159,  p.  893.) 

Rainald,  St.,  Abbot  of  Citeanx.     —1151. 

lustituta  capitull  genoralls  ordinls  Clstercieusis.  8 
pp.  (MIgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  181,  p.  1725.)— Epis- 
tola ad  Innocentium  II.  1  p.  (Migne,  3. 'P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Lat.  V.  179,  p.  671.) 

Rainald,  Abbot  of  St.  Aubin,  Angers.    De 

electione  Rainaldl.  2  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d",  Spicileg, 
V.  3,  p.  378.) 

Rainald,  Archdeacon  of  St.  Maurice''s,  An- 
gers. 11  cent.  Ex  brevi  chronico.  2  pp.  (Bouquet, 
M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  12,  p.  478.) 

Rainald  I,  Count  of  Burgundy,    11  cent. 

[Diploma.]    1  p.    (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  399.) 

Rainaldns,  Teofilo.    See  Raynaud,  T. 
Rainardus.    See  Rainald. 
Rainborowe,  Thomas.    Peacock,  E.  Notes 

on  tho  life  ot  K.  56  pp.  1  pi.  (Archaeologia,  v.  46,  1880, 
p.  9.) 

Rainbow.    Ingleby,  C.  M.    Ideality  of  the 

rainbow.  8  pp.  (Portn.  Rev.  \.2,  1865,  p.  571.)— Spi- 
noza, B.  Irldis  computatlo  Algebralca.  .34  pp. 
(  Opera :  Stippletnentum,  p.  252.) — Tyndall,  J.  On  rain- 
bows. 16  pp.  1  pi.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  15,  1884,  p.  345.) 
— Vernalelcen,  T.  Der  regeubogen.  2  pp.  (Ger- 
maniu,  v.  5,  1860,  p.  401.) 

Rainbow,  The.    Stewart,  D.,  and  others. 

2297 

Raine,i2eu.  James.  1791-1858.  History  and 
antiquities  of  North  Durham,  as  subdivided 
into  the  shires  of  Norham,  Island,  and  Bed- 
lington.     London,  1852.     fo.  1521 

St.  Cuthbert :  with  an  account  of  the  state 

in  which  his  remains  were  found  upon  the 
opening  of  his  tomb  in  Durham  cathedral, 
in  the  year  1827.     Durham,  1828.     4°.     2792 

[Ed. )  Catalogi  veteres  librorum  ecclesiae 

cathedralis  Dunelm.  Catalogues  of  the  li- 
brary of  Durham  cathedral,  at  various  peri- 
ods, from  the  conquest  to  the*dissolution, 
including  catalogues  of  the  library  of  the 
abbey  of  Hulne,  and  the  MSS  preserved  in 
the  library  of  Bp.  Cosin  at  Durham.  Lon- 
don, 1838.     8°.     {SurteesSoc.\.l.)         2546 

[Ed.)  Depositions  respecting  the  rebel- 
lion of  1569,  witchcraft,  and  other  ecclesias- 
tical proceedings  from  the  courts  of  Durham, 
extending  from  1311  to  the  reign  of  Eliza- 
beth. London,  1845.  8°.  [Surtees  Soc.  v. 
21.)  2546 

(Ed.)     Description,  or  breife  declaration 

of  all  the  ancient  monuments,  rites,  and 
customes  belouginge  or  beinge  within  the 
monastical  church  of  Durham  before  the 
suppression,  written  in  1593.  London,  1842. 
8°.     (Surtees  Soc.  V.  15.)  2545 

(Ed.)     Durham  household  book;  or,  the 

accounts  of  the  bursar  of  the  monastery  of 
Durham.  From  Pentecost  1530  to  Pentecost 
1534.  London,  1844.  8°.  [Surtees  Soc.  v. 
18.)  2546 

[Ed.)    Historiae  Dunelmensis  scriptores 

III.  Gaufridus  de  Coldingham,  Robertus 
de  Graystanes,  et  Willielmus  de  Chambre. 
[And  an  appendix  of  665  original  documents, 
in  illustration  of  the  text.]  Loudon,  1839. 
8°.     [Surtees  Soc.  V.  Q.)  2546 

[Ed.)    Inventories  and  account  rolls  of 

the  Benedictine  houses  or  cells  of  Jarrow 
and  Mouk-Wearuiouth,  in  the  county  of 
Durham.  Durham,  1854.  8°.  [Surtees  Soc. 
V.  29.)  2540 


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[Ed.)     Sancturium  DuDelmense  et  sanc- 

tuarium  Beverlacense.  London,  1837.  8°. 
(Stirtees  Soc.  v.  0.)  2546 

[Ed.)  Correspondence  of  Matthew  Hut- 
ton.    See  Button,  M. 

(Ed.)    Memoir  of   Robert  Surtees.    See 

Taylor,  G. 

See  also  Snrtees  Society. 

and  Green  well,  William  (£a.s.)  "Wills 

and  inventories  illustrative  of  the  history, 
manners,  language,  statistics,  etc.,  of  the 
northern  counties  of  England,  from  the  11 
century  downwards,  [chiefly]  from  the  reg- 
istry at  Durham.  London,  1835-60.  2  v. 
8°.     {Surtees  Soc.  v.  2.  38. )  2546 

and    Kaine,    Rev.  James,    Jr.    [Eds.) 

Testamenta  Eboracensia,  or  wills  registered 
at  York  illustrative  of  the  histoiy.  manners 
.  .  .  etc..  of  the  province  of  York,  from  the 
year  1300,  downwards.  London,  1836-69. 
4  V.  8°.     (Surtees  Soc.  v.  4,  30,  45,  53.)     2546 

Kaine,  Rev.  James,  Jr.  Depositions  from 
the  castle  of  York,  relating  to  offences  com- 
mitted in  the  northern  counties  in  the  17 
century.  Durham,  1861.  8°.  (Surtees  Soc. 
V.  40.)  2545 

(Ed.)    Historians  of  the  church  of  York 

and  its  Archbishops.  London,  1879-86.  2  v. 
r.  8°.     (Ot.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4594 

Contents.  Alcnin.  De  pontlflcibus  et  Sanctis  ec- 
clesiae  Eboracensls  carmen,  v.  1.  —  Capgra've.  J. 
Vita  et  miracula  Sancti  Johannls;  Vita  ec  miracula 
Sanctl  Wllfrldi,  v.  1.  — Vita  Sancti  Oswaldl,  v.  2— 
Endiner,  of  Canterbury.  Vita  Sancti  Oswaldl,  v.  2. — 
Vita  Wilfridi  Eplscopi,  v.  1.— Chronica  de  Arcliiepls- 
copis  Eboraceiisibns,  v.  2. — Chronica  pontlflcum 
ecciesiae  Kboraceusis,  partes  III,  v.  2.— Chronlcon 
metricum  ei-clesiae  Eboracensls,  v.  2. — Eddins  Ste- 
phanng.  Vita  Wilfridi  Episcopl,  v.  1.— Folcard, 
Ahbot  of  Thomey.  Vit.i  Sancti  Johannls  Eplscopi  Ebo- 
racensls, V.  1.— Prldegoide,  of  Dover.  Vita  Sauctl 
Wilfridi,  v.l. — Vita  SauctlJobannig.T.  1.— Lectlones 
de  vita  Sancti  Johannls,  v.  1.— John,  nf  AllhaXlowgate 
{attributed  to].  Chronlcon  metricum  ecclesiae  Ebora- 
censls, V.  2.— Kef  ell,  W.  Miracula  Sancti  Johannls, 
V.  1. — Vita  Ostvaldl  Arcbieplscopi  Eboracensls,  V.  1, 2. 
— Ralpb  d'£scurcs,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  Epistola 
Calixto  papae  mlssa,  v.  2. — Miscellanea  relating  to 
Abp.  Scrope,  v.  2.  —  Senntna.  Prior  of  Worcester. 
Vita  Sancti  Oswaldl,  v.  2.— Simeon,  nf  Durham.  Epis- 
tola ad  Hugonem  decanum  Eboracensem,  v.  2.  — 
Sotte-fvain,  H.,  Archdeacon  of  York.  History  of  4 
Archbishops  of  York,  v.  2.— Stnbbs,  T.  Vitae  Archl- 
episcoporum  Eboracenslum,  v.  2. — Vita  Thnrstlnl 
Archiepiscopl,  v.  2.— Brevlloquium  vitae  Sancti  Wil- 
fridi, V.  1.— Vita  Sancti  Wilfridi,  v.  1.— Lcctiones  In 
festo  translatlonis  Sanctl  Willelmi,  v.  2.— Miracula 
quaedam  Sanctl  Wlllelml,  v.  2.— Vita  SancU  Willelml, 
V.  2. 

(Ed.)   Historical  papers  and  letters  from 

the  northern  registers,  London,  1873.  8°. 
(Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4564 

(Ed.)  Priory  of  Hexham,  its  chroniclers, 

endowments,  and  annals;  its  title  deeds, 
black  book,  etc.  Durham,  1864-65.  2  v.  8°. 
(Surtees  Soc.  v.  44,  46.)  2545 

(Ed.)    "Wills  and   inventories   from  the 

registry  of  the  archdeaconry  of  Richmond, 
extending  over  portions  of 'the  counties  of 
York,  "Westmerland,  Cumberland,  and  Lan- 
caster. Durham,  1853.  8°.  (Surtees  Soc. 
v.  26.)  2546 

See  also  Snrtees  Society. 
Raines,  JRev.Francis  Robert.   Close  catalogue 

of  the  rectors  of  Prestwlch  from  1316  to  1632.  6  pp. 
( Chetham  Miscel.  v.  6 :   Chetliam  Soc.  v.  103.) 

(Ed.)     History  of  the  chantries   within 

the  county  palatine  of  Lancaster.     [Man- 


chester], 1862.  2  v.  4°.  (Chetham  Soc.  v.  59, 
60.)  2535 

(Ed.)     Autobiography  of  Mr.  Langley  of 

Prestwich.     See  Langley,  ( — ),  of  Presttcich. 

(Ed.)  Chetham  Miscellanies.  See  Chet- 
ham Miscellanies. 

Raiuey,  George.  On  the  mode  of  formation 
of  shells  of  animals,  of  bone,  and  of  several 
otlier  structures,  by  a  process  of  molecular 
coalescence,  demonstrable  in  certain  arti- 
ficially formed  products.  London,  1858. 
p.  8°.  —1607 

Rainey,  Thomas.  Ocean  steam  navigation 
and  the  ocean  post.    New  York,  1858.    r.  8°. 

—1393 

Rainforth,  Mrs.  Maria.    Memoir  of.    2  pp. 

(Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  7.) 

Rainieri  da  Palermo.    13  cent.    [Poesia . . .] 

3  pp.     {ItalieniscKe  lieder,  p.  25:  Biblioth.  lit.  rereins  in 

Stutlg.  V.  5.) 

Rainieri,  Anton  Francesco.    16  cent.    So- 

netto.    2  pp.     (Glronl,  R.,  Raccolta  lirici  ital.  p.  63.) 

RainneTille,  Joseph  "Wetz,  Vicomte  de. 
1833 — .  La  femme  dans  I'antiquite  et  d'a- 
pres  la  morale  naturelle.     Paris,  1865.    8°. 

—1384 

Rainolds,  Richard ,  and  Dassell,  Thomas. 

Voyages  to  the  rivers  of  Senega  and  Garabra,  1.591. 

4  pp.  (Green,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  2il;  Hakluyt,  R., 
Voyages,  v.  3,  p.  2;  Kerr,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  7,  p.  342.) 

Rains,  Chronique  de.    Paris,  A.  L.  (Ed.) 

2665 

Rainsford,  Col.  Charles.  Journal  of  trans- 
actions as  commissary  tor  embarking  foreign  troops 
in  the  English  service  from  Germany,  1776-77.  230  pp. 
(N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  1S79,  p.  313.) 

Rainsford,  Capt.  Marcus.  Historical  ac- 
count of  the  black  empire  of  Hayti :  com- 
prehending a  view  of  the  principal  trans- 
actions in  the  revolution  of  Saint  Domingo. 
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Contents.     Alarcoii,  H.  d'.    Navlgatione  con  I'Ar- 

mata  dl  Don  Antonio  dl  Mendozza ...  v.  1 Alvarado, 

P.  d'.  Lettere  due  k  Fernando  Cortese,  del  discopri- 
meuto,  e  acquisto  da  lui  fatto,  . .  .  nella  Nuova  Spagna, 
V.  3.— Alvarez,  F.  Viagglo  fatto  uell' Ethiopia;  Obe- 
dleuza  data  a  Papa  Clemente  VII,  in  nome  del  Prete 
Jannl,  v.  1.— Alvarez,  P.  Navlgatione  da  Lisboua  in 
Calicut,  v.  1. — Anghiera,  P.  M.  d'.  Sommario  dell' 
Hlstoria  dell'  India  occideutali,  v.  3.— Aiigiolello,  G. 
M.  Vita  et  fattl  del  siguor  Ussuucassano,  v.  2. — 
Arrlauus,  of  Nicomedeia.  Lettera  all'  Imperadore, 
Adrlano,  uella  qual  racconta  cid  che  si  trouva  navl- 
gando  d'lntorno  al  mar  Magglore,  v.  2.— Navlgatione 
del  mar  Rosso,  v.  1.  —  Barbaro,  J.  Viagglo  della 
Tana,  ot  uella  Persia,  v.  2.— Barbosa,  D.  Llbro  dell' 
Indlo  orieutall,  v.  1.  — Navigationi  d'un  Portughese 
compagno  d'O.  Barbosa,  attorno  il  moudo,  v.  1.— Kar- 
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V.  1 — Cabot,  8.  Navlgatione  nolle  parte  settentrio- 
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gatione del  Pietro  Sintra,  v.  1.— Cainpense,  A.  Lettere 
Intorno  lo  cose  do  Moscovla,  ai  boallsslmo  padre  Cle- 
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torra  nuova  detta  la  Nuova  Francla;  Seconda  rela- 
tione, della  navlgatione  per  lui  fatta  all'  Isolo  de 
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V.  2.— Contl,N.  Viagglo,  v.  1.— Coi-onado,  F.  V.  de. 
Belationo  del  viagglo  alio  dette  soito  clili  di  Ceuola; 
Sommario  dl  duo  sue  lettere,  del  viagglo  fatto  da  fra 
Marco  da  NlzzauUe  sette  clttJi  dl  Ceuola,  v.  3.— Cor- 
sall,  A.  Della  navlgatione  del  Mar  Rosso,  e  Slno  Per- 
Bico,  slno  a  Cochin  cltm  uell'  India,  1517;  Lettera 
Bcrltta  in  Cochin  clttk  dell'  India,  1515,  v.  1.— Coring, 
F.  Relatloul  dello  sue  grando  Improsao  della  gran 
cltti  del  Temlstltan  Messlco,  v.  3.— Diodorus  Siculus. 
Navlgatione  dl  lambolo,  v.  1.— Kmpoll,  G.  d'.  Vi- 
agglo fatto  nell' India,  v.  l.—F«-derlcl,(;.  del.  Vlngglo 
nell'  India  orlenlalo,  v.  3. — Fi<travuii<e,  C.  Nau- 
fraglo  del  Pietro  Qulrln),  v.  2.— Fracasloro,  G.  llls- 
posta  soi>ra  11  detto  cresclniento  del  Nllo,  al  G.  B. 
Uamuslo,  v.  2.— GaetAii,  or  GaiStano,  G.  Relation  del 
descoprimeuto  dell'  Isolo  Molucclio  per  la  via  doll' 
ludle  occldenlall,  v.  1.— Oama,  V.  da.    Navlgatione 


dal  Capo  Bona  Sperazo  flno  1  Calicut,  v.  1 Informa- 
tion deir  Isola  del  Giapaii  nuovamente  scoperta,  v. 
1. — GIovlo,  P.  Delle  cose  della  Moscovla,  v.  2. — 
Godoy,  D.  Lettera  h  Fernando  Cortese,  del  dlsco- 
prlmento  ed  acquisto  di  diverse  cittk,  o  provincle 
uella  Nuova  Spagna,  v.  3.— Guagniuo,  A.    Descrit- 

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Guzman,  N.  di.  Relatione  dell'  impresse  fatte  in 
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S.,  Freiherr  von.  Commontarl  della  Moscovia  e  della 
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peratoro  del  dlscopriinento  della  terra  ferma  della 
Nuova  Spagna,  v.  3.— Miclieoiio,  M.  di.    La  descrit- 

tlone  deir  una  o  dell'  alira  Sarmatia,  v.  2 Nearclius, 

of  Crete.  Navlgatione,  v.  1.— Nizza.  M.  da.  Relatione 
del  viagglo  fatto  per  terra  ^  Ceuola,  regno  delle  sette 

cittk,  v.  3 Tre  uavlgalloui  fatte  da  gli  Olandesi,  et 

Zelandesi  al  settoutrlone,  nella  Norvegia,  Moscovla 
e  Tartarla  verso  il  Catal,  e  regno  de'  Siui,  doue  sco- 
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levato  della  sua  historia  naturale  et  generale  dell' 

Indie  occidental!,  v.  3 Viagglo  d'un  mercanto  che  su 

nella  Persia.  .  .  v.  2. — Relatione  d'un  Cajntano  Spag- 
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at  K.  8  pp.  (Asiat.  Soc.  Bengal,  Journ.  v.  28, 1859,  p. 
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relics  discovered  at  R.  11  pp.  3  pi.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc. 
Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  v.  17, 1860,  p.  298.) 

See  also  India. 

Ranieri,  Paolina.    Monnier,  M.    Une  Itali- 

euue  de  Naples.  16  pp.  (Bibliolh.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  3 
per.  V.  1,  1879,  p.  104.) 

Raniero,  Bp.  of  Bethlehem.  Riant,  P.,  Comte. 

La  part  de  I'Eveque  de  Bethleem  dans  le  butin  de  Con- 
stantinople en  1204.  13  pp.  (Soc.  anllq.  de  France, 
Mim.  V.  46,  1885,  p.  225.) 

Ranjeet  Singli.    S'ee  Runjeet  Singh. 

Rank,  Social.  Millar,  J.  Origin  of  the 
distinction  of  ranks.     1806. 

Cherbwllez,  J.      Des  Inegalltfis  naturelles  et  so-. 

dales.  23  pp.  [BibUolh.  urdv.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  v.  10, 
1849,  p.  397.)— J.  M.  On  sitting  belo-w  the  salt.  2 
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article  on  "  Sitting  below  the  salt."  7  pp.  (Blackwood's 
Mag.  V.  1, 1817,  p.  476.)— Treschow,  N.  Philosophlsk- 
polUlske  betragtniugor  over  rangs  og  tillers  vaerd  eg 
anvondelse  1  nionarchiske  stater.  43  pp.  (Skandin. 
litleratursetskab,  v.  3,  p.  239.) 

■See  also  Heraldry. 

Ranke,  Ernst  [Ed.)  1814—.  Fragmenta 
yersionis  Sacrarum  Scripturarum  Latinae 
antehieronymianae,  e  codice  manuscripto 
eruit  atque  adnotationibus  criticis  instruxit. 
Vindobonae,  1868.    4°.  —1213 

(Ed.)    Codex  Fuldensis.    See  Bible,  New 

Test.,  and  Codex  Fuldensis  (in  supplement). 

Ranke,  Johannes.  1836 — .  Aniaenge  der 
kunst.  Anthropologlscho  boltraego  zur  goschlchte 
des  ornnmonts.  32  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v,  14, 
1879,  p.  177.) 

Ranke,  Leopold  von.  1795-1886.  Civil  wars 
and  monarchy  in  France,  in  the  16  and  17 
centuries.  A  history  of  France  principally 
during  that  period.  Tr.  by  M.  A.  Garvey. 
London,  1852.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Biblioth. 
univ.  et  rev.  siiisse,  4  s.  v.  22, 1853,  pp.  42, 193; 
4  s.  V.  82,  1856,  pp.  340,  404 ;  Correapondant, 
V.  81, 1858,  p.  283.)  1666 


Deutsche    geschichte    im    zeitalter    der 

reformation.     Leipzig,  1873.     6  v.  8°.      3663 

Die  deutschen  maechte  und  der  f  uersten- 

bund.  Deutsche  geschichte  von  1780  bis 
1790.    Leipzig,  1871-72.     2  v.  8°.  3664 

Ferdinand  I  and  Maximilian  II  of  Aus- 
tria :  an  essay  on  the  political  and  religious 
state  of  Germany,  immediately  after  the 
reformation.  Tr.  from  the  German  by  Lady 
Duff  Gordon.     London,  1853.     16°.  3607 

Friedrich  der  Grosse.   Friedrich  Wilhelm 

IV.  Zwei  biographien.    Leipzig,  1878.    8°. 

5886 

Geschichte  Wallensteins.     Leipzig,  1870. 

8°.  3606 

History  of  England,  principally  in  the  17 

century.  Oxford,  1875.  6  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  25,  1875,  p.  308  ;  v.  26, 
1876,  p.  332 ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  144,  1876,  p.  52  ; 
Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  4,  1861,  p.  85.)  1565 

History  of  Servia  and  the  Servian  revo- 
lution, from  original  MSS  and  documents. 
Tr.  by  Mrs.  Alexander  Kerr.  London,  1847. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  37,  1848,  p. 
67.)  3474 

Tlie  same.  To  which  is  added,  the  Slave 
provinces  of  Turkey,  chiefly  from  the  French 
of  Cyprien  Robert.  London,  1853.  p.  8°. 
(Bohu,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.)  3477 

History  of  the  Latin  and  Teutonic  nations 

from  1494  to  1514.  Tr.  from  the  German  by 
Philip  A.  Ashworth.  London,  1887.  p.  8°. 
(Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.)  3717 

History  of  the  popes,  their  church  and 

state,  and  especially  of  their  conflicts  with 
Protestantism  in  the  16  and  17  centuries. 
Tr.  by  E.  Foster.  London,  1853-56.  3  v.  12°. 
(Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.)  (Rev.  of  in  Chr. 
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1835,  p.  14;  V.  14,  1843,  p.  321;  Edin.  Rev. 

V.  72,  1841,  p.  227;  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  22,  1840, 
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1836,  p.  287;  v.  55,  1837,  p.  371;  Westm.  Rev. 
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History  of  the  reformation  in  Germany. 

Tr.  by  Sarah  Austin.  London,  1845-47.  3  v. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Rev.  v.  18,  1845,  p. 
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Memoirs  of  the  house  of  Brandenburg, 

and  history  of  Prussia,  during  the  17  and  18 
centuries.  Tr.  from  the  German  by  Sir 
Alexander  and  Lady  Duff  Gordon.    London, 

1849.  3  V.  8°.     (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  86, 

1850,  p.  337.)  3685 

Neun  buecher  preussischer   geschichte. 

Berlin,  1847-48.     3  v.  8°.  3686 

Ottoman  and  the  Spanish  empires  in  the 

16  and  17  centuries.  Tr.  by  Walter  K.  Kelly. 
London,  1843.     8°.  3485 

Serbien  und  die  Tuerkei  im  19  jahrhun- 

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Universal  history,  the  oldest  historical 

group  of  nations  and  the  Greeks.  Ed.  by 
G.  W.  Prothero.    New  York,  1885.   8°.    2416 

Ursprung  des  siebenjaehrigen    krieges. 

Leipzig,  1871.     8°.  -3776 

Zwoelf  buecher  preussischer  geschichte. 

Leipzig,  1874.    5  v.  8°.  8685 


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Gr^eolre,  E.    Leopold  Ranke.    33  pp.    ( Correspon- 

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Rankin,  Melinda.  Texas  in  1850.  Boston, 
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Bankine,  William  John  Macquorn.  1820- 
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a  series  of  plans,  sections  and  elevations  of 
.  .  .  tools  for  vsrorking  in  iron,  wood,  and 
other  materials.  To  which  are  added  an 
essay  on  the  strength  and  qualities  of  wood 
and  metals,  and  an  essay  on  the  puddling 
of  iron,  by  St.  John  Vincent  Day.  London, 
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Manual  of  civil  engineering.     London, 

1867.     12°.  —2716 

Manual  of  the  steam  engine  and  other 

prime  movers.     London,  1859.     12°.     —2716 

Miscellaneous  scientific  papers;   with  a 

memoir  of  the  author  by  P.  G.  Tait.  Ed.  by 
W.  J.  MUlar.    London,  1881.    8°.         —1492 

Contents.    Application  of  barycentric  perspec- 
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of  curves  f ulfllling  the  conditloa    j— J  +  hT  =  0. 

— Axes  ol  elasticity  and  crystalline  forms. — Centri- 
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nection with  the  theory  of  heat.— Laws  of  the  elasticity 
of  solid  bodies.— Outlines  of  the  science  of  ener- 
getics.— Papers  relating  to  energy  and  its  transfor- 
mations, etc. — General  law  of  the  transformation  of 
energy. —  Explosive  energy  of  heated  liquids. — 
Theory  of  explosive  gas-engines. — Absolute  zero  of 
the  perfect  gas  thermonieter. — Economy  of  heat 
In  expansive  machines. — Formulae  for  the  maximum 
pressure  and  lateut  heat  of  vapours.— Geometrical 
representation  of  the  expansive  action  of  heat,  and 
the  theory  of  thermodynamic  engines. — Mechanical 
action  of  heat. — Mechanical  action  of  heat,  especially 
In  gases  and  vapours.— General  view  of  an  oscillatory 
theory  of  light. — Vibrations  of  plane-polarised  light. 
— Formulae  for  calculating  the  expansion  of  liquids 
by  heat — Report  on  the  design  and  construction  of 
masonry  dams. — Reconceutration  of  the  mechan- 
ical energy  of  the  universe. — Principle  of  the  equi- 
librium of  polyhedral  frames. —  On  the  phrase 
''potential  energy,"  and  on  the  deflniilous  of 
physical  quantities. — Theoretical  limit  of  the  efficiency 
of  propellers. — Velocity  of  sound  in  liquid  and 
solid  bodies  of  limited  dimensions,  especially  along 
prismatic  masses  of  liquid. — Equation  between  the 
temperature  and  the  maximum  elasticity  of  steam 
and  other  vapours. — Density  of  steam. — Working  of 
steam  In  compound  engines.— Power  and  economy  of 
single-acting  expansive  steam-engines. -Elemen- 
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lines.—Tait,  P.  G.  Memoir  of  R.— Note  as  to  the 
dynamical  equivalent  of  temperature  In  liquid 
water,  and  the  specific  heat  of  atmospheric  air  and 
steam — Second  law  of  thermodynamics.— Exam- 
ples of  the  application  of  the  second  law  of  thermody- 
namics to  a  perfect  steam-engine  and  a  perfect  air- 
engine. — Want  of  popular  Illustrations  of  the  second 
law  of  thermodynamics.— Papers  relating  to  teraijera- 
ture,  elasticity,  and  expansion  of  vapours,  liquids, 
and  solids.  — Plane  ivater-lines  in  two  dimen- 
sious.- Papers  relating  to  vcave-forms,  propulsion 
of  vessels,  etc. — Exact  form  of  -ivaves  near  the  sur- 
face of  deep  water.— Thermodynamic  Uieory  of  waves 
of  finite  longitudinal  disturbance. 

Tait,  P.O.    Memoir  of  B.  18  pp.  (Banklne,  W.  J.  M., 

MUcel.  fci.paperi,  p.  xlx.) 


Ranking,  John.  Historical  researches  on 
the  conquest  of  Peru,  Mexico,  Bogota,  Nat- 
chez, and  Talomeco,  in  the  13  century,  by 
the  Mongols,  accompanied  with  elephants; 
and  the  local  agreement  of  history  and  tra- 
dition, with  the  remains  of  elephants  and 
mastodontes.  found  in  the  new  world. 
London,  1827.     8°.  1625 

Historical  researches  on  the  wars  and 

sports  of  the  Mongols  and  Romans  :  in  which 
elephants  and  wild  beasts  were  employed 
or  slain,  and  the  remarkable  local  agreement 
of  history  with  the  remains  of  such  animals 
found  in  Europe  and  Siberia.  London,  1826. 
4°.  1712 

Ranlett,  William  H.  The  Architect,  a 
series  of  original  designs,  for  domestic  and 
ornamental  cottages  and  viUas,  connected 
with  landscape  gardening.  New  York, 
1847-49.     2  v.  imp.  4°.  —1781 

Rannie,  David  Watson.  Historical  outline 
of  the  English  constitution  for  beginners. 
New  York,  1882.     16°.  —1347 

Ransom  of  a  heritage.  11  pp.  {Har- 
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Ransonie,  Thomas,  and  Cooper,  Ben- 
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used  for  building  purposes,  especially  on  those  em- 
ployed in  the  erection  of  the  new  bouses  of  parlia- 
ment. 18  pp.  (Geol.  surv.  Gt.  Brit.  Jtfem.  v.  2,  pt.  2, 
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Ransome  of  £gill  the  Scald.    14  pp. 

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Ransonnet-Tillez,  Eugen,  Freiherr  von. 
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life,  and  vegetation,  in  the  lowlands  and 
high  mountains  of  Ceylon  ;  as  well  as  of  the 
submarine  scenery  near  the  coast,  taken  in 
a  diving  bell.     Vienna,  1867.     4°.  3431 

Ranters  of  both  sexes.    10  pp.    Taylor, 

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Rantool,  Robert,  Jr.  1805-52.  Memoirs, 
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Rantz,  Conrad.    Der  accusativus  bei  Vergil. 

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Ranolf  II,  Earl  of  Chester.    Planche,  J.  R. 

Couflrmatlon  charter  of  R.  15  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol. 
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See  also  De  Morgan,  S.  E.,  and  Ranyard,  A.  C. 

Rauzan,  Daniel.  Mynster,  O.  H.  Frag- 
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Raoul,  Abp.  of  Lyon.    8  cent.    Ordinationes 

pro  admiui^tratlone  Archlepiscopatus  et  Episcopatus 
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^SkOXxX,  Abp.  of  Rheims.     lucent.    Epistolae 

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Raoul,  Bp.  of  Bourges.    9  cent.    Capitula. 

12  pp.    (Migue,  .J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  119,  p.  703.) 

'RviOHxX^  King  of  France.  11  cen^  Diplomata. 
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Raonl  I,  Sire  de  Coucy.  Chabouillet,  J.  M.  A. 

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Baonl,  Count  of  Vermand.    12  cent.    Epis- 

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Raoill,  Trouvere.  Messire  Gauvain,  ou  la 
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Raoul,  Ardent.    12  cent.     Homiliarum  libri 

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Raoul,  Tortaire,  o/i^^eitr^.     12  cent.    Mira- 

cula  S.  Beuedlctl  soluto  sermoue ;  Mlracula  S.  Beue- 
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Raonl  de  Cambrai,  chanson  de  geste. 
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Raoul  de  Cambrai  et  de  Bernier,  Li  re- 
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Raoul  de  Hoiideuc.  13  cejit.  Meraugis 
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Le  songe  d'enfer,  ou  le  chemin  d'enfer.    4  pp. 

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Raoul  de  Presles.    See  Presles,  R.  de. 

Raoul  -  Rochette,  Desire.  1789  - 1854. 
Choix  de  peintures  de  Pompei.  Lithogra- 
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fo.  P-33 

Cours  d'arch6ologie.    Paris,  1828.    8°. 

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Discours  sur  I'origine,  le  developpement, 

et  le  caractere  des  types  imitatifs  qui  con- 
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Histoire  critique  de  Tetablissement  des 

colonies  grecques.    Paris,  1815.   4  v.  8°.   2744 

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Tableau  des  catacombes  de  Rome.   Paris, 

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Raoux,  Jean.    Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C.    In  his 

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sibl  rebellibus. — Uiscordla  inter  eum  et  clericos. — 

Eplstolae.— Conclusio  doUberatlva  Licodii  acta 

De  uiiptu  cujnsdam  Ullcito.— Q,ualltatis  con- 
jectura.— Itlnerarlum  Romam  euntis. —  Sermo- 
i»es.— Contra  roprehensores  ejus  serinonis.— Sy- 
iiodica  ad  presbyteros  suae  dloeceseos. — Volunien 
perpendiculorum. 

— —  Opera  omnia,  juxta  editionem  Veronen- 
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Contents.  Liber  apologeticus.  —  De  conteraptu 
cauouum.— De  clericis  slbi  rebellibus.— Decreta, 
et  Ilbellus  de  clericis  a  MUone  suae  sedls  iuvasore 
ordlnatls.— Escerptum  ex  dialogo  confessionali. 
— Discordia  inter  eum  et  clericos.— Epistolae. — 
Exhortatio  et  preces.— Jiidicatum,  seu  fundatio 
et  dotatio  pauperioruin  clericorum  cathedralla  Vero- 
nensis  ecclesiae.  —  Conclusio  dellboratlva  Iieodicl 
acta.— Invectlva  in  quosdam,  ac  lugubrls  rolatlo  de 
translatloue  corporis  S.  Metronis.— De  niiptn  cu- 
Jusdam  lllicito.— De  otioso  sermone.— Ottonis  I 
Imperatorls  privilegium  Ratherto  episcopo  et  Vero- 
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qiiiorum  llbri  VI.— Prolegomena.- De  proprio 
lapsii.— Q,ualitati8  conjectura.— Romam  ountis 
Itiuerarlum.— Sermones.— Synodica  ad  presbyte- 
ros et  ordinos  caoteros  forlnsecus.  Id  est  per  uni vorsara 
dloeceslm  constltutos.— Tcstamentiim.— De  vita  S. 
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Praeloqulorum  librl  VI ;  Epistola.  92  pp.   (Martdno, 

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Contents.  Die  Koeniglnuen  Elisabeth  und  Maria 
Stuart,  V.  1.— Europa  vom  ende  des  slebenjaehrigen 
bis  zum  ende  desamerikanlschen  ki'leges  (1763-83),  v. 
3-5.— Koenlg  Friedrich  II  und  seine  zelt  (1740-69), 
T.  2. 

Contributions  to   modern  history,  from 

the  British  Museum  and  the  State  paper 
office.  Queen  Elizabeth  and  Mary,  Queen  of 
Scots.     London,  1836.     12°.  3744 

England  in  1835  :  being  a  series  of  letters 

written  to  friends  in  Germany,  during  a 
residence  in  London,  and  excursions  into 
the  provinces.  Tr.  from  the  German,  by 
Sarah  Austin  and  H.  E.  Lloyd.  London, 
1836.  3  v.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Rev.  v.  1, 
1836,  p.  131 ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  63,  1836,  p.  198 ; 
Eraser's  Mag.  v.  13, 1836,  p.  631;  N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  43,  1836,  p.  445 ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  56,  1836, 
p.  530.)  1525 

Geschichte  der  Hohenstaufen  und  ihrer 

zeit.  4  aufl.  Leipzig,  1871-72.  6  v.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  51,  1834,  p.  804.) 

8606 

Italy  and  the  Italians.     London,   1840. 

2  v.  8°.  3546 

Political  history  of  England,  during  the 

16, 17  and  18  centuries.  London,  1837.  2  v. 
8°.  1567 

Koenlg  Jacob  II  und  Anna  Hyde.    16  pp.    (In  his 

Hist,  taschenbuch,  1867,  p.  415.)— Slcllien  und  Pa- 
lermo.   26  pp.    (In  his  Hist,  taschenbuch,  1863,  p.  309.) 

{Ed.)   Historisches  taschenbuch.   4  folge. 

Leipzig,  1860-69.     10  v.  12°.  8727 

Contents.  Asmus,  H.  Sklzzen  des  haeusllchen 
und  oeffentUchen  lebens  der  Roemer  Im  alterthum, 
1862.— Sklzzen  des  haeusllchen  und  oeffontllclien  le- 
bens der  Roemerlnnen  Im  alterthum,  1861. — Blcder- 
mann,  F.  E.  Immaiiuel  Kant.  Elne  culturgoschlcht- 
Uche  Btudle,  1867.— Bluecherdenkmal  In  Rostock 
und  Goethe's  thellnahme  an  dlosein  werko,  1862.— 
Eye,  J.  L.  A.  von.  Das  buergorllche  wohnhaus  In 
seiner  geschicbtlichen  wandlung,  1868.  —  Palke,  J- 
von.  Dlegastllchkeitim  mittelalter,  1862.— Die  Irronde 
rlttorschaft,  1863.— Frank,  G.  Dr.  Karl  Friedrich 
Bahrdt,  1866.— Grahl,  E.  Phlllpp  11  von  Spanien  und 
seln  minister  Antonio  Perez,  1869.  —  Hacusser,  L. 
Der  leuttlcher  executlonszug,  1789, 1790;  1866.-Pfalz- 


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Balern  gegen  ende  des  IB  Jahrhunderts.  1865.— H»»- 
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Galllen  waebrend  des  5  und  6  jahrhunderts,  1869.— 
Kern.  T.  G.  von.  Der  kampt  der  Fuersten  gegen  die 
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Boemer  und  Germanen  im  4  Jahrhundeit,  1864.— 
Kolloir,  E.  Der  evangellsche  sagenkrels.  I860.— Das 
gesellige  leben  vor  und  nach  der  schreckenszelt  In 
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geacliichte  des  mittelalters,  1867.— tangetlial,  C  E. 
Geschlchte  der  deutschen  landwlrthschalt  .  .  .  1770- 

1830;  1863 Ijoeber,  F.  TOn.    Der  brabanter  hof  und 

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Mendelssohn-Bartholdy,  K.  AU-Paacha  von 
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Herzogln  von  Orleans,  1664.— Pischon,  K.  N.  Die 
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Danzig,  das  nordlsche  Venedig,  1868.— Heinrlch  der 
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nationalbewusstsein  und  stammesgefuehl  im  mlttel- 
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▼ersdiiedenen  deutschen  staemme,  1865.— Ernst  Chris- 
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History  ot  tbe  16  and  17  centnrles,  Ulustr.  by 

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Luclen  Bonaparte  and  B.     11  pp.     [Blackwood's 

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Zweite  fortsetzung  der  untersuchungen 

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Rayaisson,  Jean  Gaspard  Felix.  1813 — . 
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La  philosophie  en  France  au  XIX  siecle. 

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La  Venus  de  Milo.    Paris,  1871.    r.  8°. 

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Cataloetts  Ubromm  abbatlae  Beccensls  circa 

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Contents. 
A-Lytron,  v.  1.  Abaddon-Scripturae,  v.  3. 

Maacha-Zorobabel,  v.  2. 
RaTelet,  Armand.     Circa  1835-75.     Birth 
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Raven,  John.  Parliamentary  history  of 
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RaTeu,  The,  or  the  power  of  conscience,  an 

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Ravenau  de  ILiissan.    See  Lussan.  R.  de. 
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Liber  pontlflcalis  sive  vitae  pontlflcum  Bavennattun, 
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RaTCns.    Broderip,  W.  J.    The  raven.     17 

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RaTensbiirg,  Goeler  von.    See  Goeler  von 

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RaTenshoe.   278  pp.    Kingsley,  H.    [Mac- 

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RaTergie,  ( — ).    Notice  mineralogique  sur 

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{Tr.)      Tabat-i-Nasiri.      See  AbA   'Omar 

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Summary  of  the  admlnlatration  of  tbe  Indian 

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Rawle,  William,  LL.  D.     Wharton,  T.  L 

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Rawleigb  rediviTUS:  or,  the  life  and 
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Egypt   and  Babylon,  from  sacred  and 

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Five  great  monarchies    of    the  ancient 

eastern  world ;  or,  the  history,  geography, 
and  antiquities  of  Chaldaea,  Assyria,  Baby- 
lon, Media,  and  Persia,  collected  and  illus- 
trated from  ancient  and  modern  sources. 
London,  1862-67.  4  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  49,  1869,  p.  349 ;  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  125,  1867,  p.  108 ;  N.  BHt.  Rev.  v.  44,  1866, 
p.  331.)  2413 

Sixth  great  oriental  monarchy;  or,  the 

geography,  history,  and  antiquities  of  Par- 
thia.    London,  1873.    8°.  .     2413 

Seventh  great  oriental  monarchy,  or,  the 

geography,  history,  and  antiquities  of  the 
Sassanian  or  new  Persian  empire.  London, 
1876.     8°.  2413 

Historical  illustrations  of  the  Old  Testa- 
ment.   London,  n.d.     12°.  —1237 

History  of  ancient  Egypt.    London,  1881. 

2  V.  8°.  1785 

Manual    of    ancient   history    from    the 

earliest  times  to  the  fall  of  the  western 
empire  .  .  .     Oxford,  1869.    8°.  2453 

Origin  of  nations.     In   2  parts :    Early 

civilizations ;  Ethnic  affinities.  New  York, 
1881.     12°.  2416 

Story  of  ancient  Egypt.  With  the  colla- 
boration of  Arthur  Oilman.  New  York, 
1888.     p.  8°.     {Story  of  the  nations.)        2426 

(Ed.)  History  of  Herodotus,  a  new  Eng- 
lish version.    -See  Herodotus. 

HUtorlcal  evidence  of  the  truth  of  the  Scripture 

records.  17  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Weslm.  Rev.  a.  8.  v.  18, 
1860,  p.  83.) 


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Rawlinson,  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  HenryC/eswicke. 
1810 — .  Ck)mmentary  on  the  cuneiform  in- 
scriptions of  Babylonia  and  Assyria  ;  includ- 
ing readings  of  the  inscription  on  the  Nim- 
rud  obelisk,  and  a  brief  notice  of  the  ancient 
kings  of  Nineveh  and  Babylon.  London, 
1850.  8°.  { With  his  Persian  cuneiform  in- 
scription at  Behistun.)  (Rev.  of  in  Fraser's 
Mag.  V.  43,  1850,  p.  633.)  1214 

England  and  Russia  in  the  east.   A  series 

of  papers  on  the  political  and  geographical 
condition  of  central  Asia.  London,  1875. 
8°.  3436 

The  same.  2  ed.  London.  1875.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  142.  1875,  p.  264 ; 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  138,  1875,  p.  568.)  3436 

Memoir  on  the  Babylonian  and  Assyrian 

inscriptions.  London,  1851.  8°.  (Royal 
Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Jouni.  v.  14.)  3195 

Notes  on  the  early  history  of  Babylonia. 

London,  1854.     8°.  1776 

Persian  cuneiform  inscription  at  Behis- 
tun, decyphered  and  tr. ;  with  a  memoir  on 
Persian  cuneiform  inscriptions  in  general, 
and  on  that  of  Behistun  in  particular.  [V.  1.] 
London,  1846.     8°.  1214 

The  same.  London,  1846-49.  2  v.  8°. 
(Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Joum.  v.  10, 11.) 
(Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  29.  1847,  p. 
14  ;  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  42, 1850,  p.  632  ;  Westm. 
Rev.  V.  53,  1850,  p.  38.)  3195 

Behistun  Inscription  of  Darias.    24  pp.    (Birch,  S., 

Kect>rd$  o/thepcut,  v.  1,  p.  107.)— Inscription  ol  Tiglatb 
Plleger  I.  22  pp.  (Birch,  8.,  Becords  of  the  past,  v.  5, 
p.  5.) 

{Ed.)  Cuneiform  inscriptions  of  western 

Asia.    London,  1861-84.     5  v.  in  6,  fo.     1211 

Contents.  Kawlinson,  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  H.  C,  Xorris,  E., 
and  Smith,  G.  Selection  from  the  mlsceUaneous  in- 
scriptions of  Assyria,  v.  2-4.— Kawlinson,  Maj.-Gen. 
Sir  H.  C,  and  Pinches,  T.  Q.  Selection  from  the  mis- 
cellaneous Inscriptions  of  Assyria  and  Babylonia, 
V.  5,  pts.  1,2.— Kawlinson,  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  H.  C,  and  Nor- 
rls,  E.  Selection  from  the  historical  inscriptions  of 
Chaldaea,  Assyria,  and  Babylonia,  v.  1. 

{Ed.)  History  of  Herodotus,  a  new  Eng- 
lish version.    See  Herodotus. 

Crustafson,  A.  C.  J.    Bawllnson'a  "Afghan  crisis." 

20  pp.    {Internal.  Rev.  v.  6, 1879,  p.  443.) 

and  others  {Trs.)    Inscription  of  Tiglath 

Pileser  I;  King  of  Assyria,  B.  C.  1150. 
London,  1857.  -8°.  {With  Rawlinson,  Maj.- 
Gen.  Sir  H.  C,  Persian  cuneiform  inscription 
at  Behistttn.)  1214 

Rawlinson,  W.  G.  Turner's  Liber  studio- 
rum,  a  description  and  a  catalogue.  Lon- 
don, 1878.    8°.  —1734 

Rawson,  Edward,  and  Sewall,  Samuel. 
Revolution  in  New  England  justified,  and 
the  people  there  vindicated  from  the  asper- 
sions cast  upon  them  by  John  Palmer,  in  his 
pretended  answer  to  the  Declaration.  Bos- 
ton, 1691;  repr.  1773.  8°.  {Force.  F.,  Tracts. 
V.  4.)  1644 

The  same.  Boston,  1691;  repr.  1868.  8°. 
(Whitmore,  W.  H.,  Andros  tracts,  v.  1: 
Prince  Soc. )  4636 

Rawson,  Robert.  The  screw  propeller  ;  an 
investigation  of  its  geometrical  and  physical 
properties,  and  its  application  to  the  propul- 
sion of  vessels.    London,  1831.   r.  8°.   —2713 


Ray,  Isaac,  M.  D.,  LL.  D.  1807-81.  Contri- 
butions to  mental  pathology.  Boston,  1873. 
8°.  —3786 

Mental  hygiene.     Boston,  1863.     12°. 

—3787 

Treatise  on  the  medical  jurisprudence  of 

insanity.  5  ed.,  with  additions.  Boston, 
1871.     r.  8°.  —3784 

Ray,  James.  Compleat  history  of  the  rebel- 
lion, from  its  first  rise,  in  1745.  to  its  total 
suppression  at  the  glorious  battle  of  Cul- 
loden,  in  April,  1746.     Bristol,  1752.     16°. 

1588 

Ray,  John.  1628-1705.  Collection  of  Eng- 
lish words  not  generally  used,  with  their 
significations  and  original.  London,  1874. 
8°.     {Eng.  Dialect  Soc. 'No.  Q.)  —2163 

Compleat  collection  of  English  proverbs 

...  To  which  is  added  a  collection  of  Eng- 
lish words  not  generally  used,  with  an  ac- 
count of  the  preparing  and  refining  such 
metals  and  minerals  as  are  found  in  Eng- 
land.   4  ed.    London,  1768.     8°.  1247 

Correspondence,  consisting  of  selections 

from  the  philosophical  letters  pub.  by  Dr. 
Derham.  and  original  letters  of  John  Ray, 
in  the  collection  of  the  British  Museum. 
Ed.  by  Edwin  Lankester.  London,  1848. 
8°.     {Ray  Soc.)  3864 

Memorials  of,  consisting  of  his  life  by  Dr. 

Derham ;  biographical  and  critical  notices 
by  Sir  J.  E.  Smith,  and  Cuvier  and  Dupetit 
Thouars,  with  his  itineraries,  etc.  Ed.  by 
Edwin  Lankester,  London,  1846.  8°.  (Ray 
Soc.)  4865 

(Ed.)    Ornithology  of  F.  Willughby.   See 

Willughby,  F. 

BOHN,   H.   G.     Hand-book  of  proverbs. 

Comprising  an  entire  republication  of  Ray's 
Collection  of  English  proverbs  .  .  .  1860. 
(In  his  Antiq.  Libr.) 

Pbllosopbical  correspondence  of  R.  and 

lVllla;;liby.  31  pp.  (Ber.  of  in  Betrospect.  Bev. 
V.  14,  1826,  p.  1.) 

Memoir  of  B.    56  pp.    (Jardine,  Sir  W.,  iViz/.  Libr. 

V.  33,  p.  15.)— Nlceron,  J.  P.    MSm.  des  hommes,  v.  41. 

Ray,  Lieut.  P.  Henry.  Report  of  the  inter- 
national Polar  expedition  to  Point  Barrow, 
Alaska.  Washington,  1885.  4°.  (17.  S.  48 
Cong.  2  sess.  exec.  doc.  No.  44. )  3461 

Ray,  Fish.  Mueller,  J. ,  and  Hexle.  F.  G.  J. 
Systematische  beschreibung  der  plagios- 
tomen.     1841. 

otto,  A.  w.    Ueber  elne  neue  roche.    16  pp.  3  pi. 

(Acad.  Caes.  Leop.-C&r.  Nova  acta,  v.  10,  pU  1,  1820, 
p.  111.) 

Ray  Society.  [Publications.]  London, 
1845-88.     50v.  fo.,8°. 

Contents.  Agasslz,  L.  J.  B.  Bibllographia  zoologlae 
et  geologiae,  4  v.— Alder,  J.,  and  Hancock,  A.  Mon- 
ograph of  the  British  nudibranchlate  mollusca.  — 
Allmau,  G.  J.  Monograph  of  the  gymnoblastic  or 
tubularian  hydroids,  2  v Monograph  of  the  fresh- 
water polyzoa.— Baird,  W.  Natural  history  of  the 
British  entomostraca.— BlackTvall,  J.  History  of 
the  spiders  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland,  2  v.— Beports 
and  papers  on  botany. — Botrerbanlc,  J.  S.  Mon- 
ograph of  the  British  spongiadae,  4  v.— Brady,  G.  S. 
Monograph  of  the  free  and  semi-parasitic  copepoda 
of  the  British  islands,  3  v. — Brown,  B.  Miscellaneous 
botanical  works,  2  v. — Bnclcler,  W.  Larvae  of  the 
British  butterflies  and  moths.  Ed.  by  H.  T.  Stalnton, 
2  T.— Bnckton,  G.  B.  Monograph  of  the  British 
aphides,  4   7.  —  Cantcron,  P.     Monograph    of   the 

British    phytophagous  hymenoptera Carpenter, 

W.  B.    Introd  action  to  the  study  of  the  foraminltera. 


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—Darwin,  C.  K.  Monograph  on  the  sub-class  clrri- 
pedia,  with  figures  of  all  the  species,  2  v. — Douglas, 
J.  W.,  and  Scott,  J.  British  hemlptera.  V.  1.  Hemlp- 
tera-heteroptera. — Escbrlcbt,  D.  F.,  Relnhardt,  J., 
and  Lllljeborg,  W.  Recent  memoirs  on  the  cetacea. 
Ed.  by  W.  H.  Flower.— Forbes,  E.  Monograph  of  the 
British  naked-eyed  medusae.— Gueiitber,  A.  C.  L.  G. 
Reptiles  of  British  India.— Henfrey,  A.  {Ed.)  Botan- 
ical and  physiological  memoirs ;  Reports  and  papers 
on  botany.— Hofmelster,  W.  F.  B.  Germination, 
development,  and  fructification  of  the  higher  crypto- 
gamla,  and  on  the  fructification  of  the  coniferae. — 
Htixley,  T.  H.  Oceanic  hydrozoa.— Ijeigbton.W.  A. 
British  species  of  anglocarpous  lichens. — IJubbocb, 
Sir  J.  Monograph  of  the  collembola  and  thysanura. 
— Mcliitosb,  W.  C.  Monograph  of  the  British  anne- 
Uds.- Masters,  M.  T.  Vegetable  teratology.— Meyen, 
F.  J.  F.  Outlines  of  the  geography  of  plants.  — 
Mlcbael,  A.  D.  British  orlbatidae,  2  v.- Nltzscb, 
C.  L.  Pterylography,  tr.  from  the  German  by  P.  L. 
Sclater.— Parker,  W.  K.  Monograph  on  the  struc- 
ture and  development  of  the  shoulder -girdle  and 
sternum  In  the  vertebrata.— Ray,  J.  Correspondence, 
consisting  of  selections  from  the  philosophical  letters 
pub.  by  Dr.  Derham,  etc.  Ed.  by  E.  Lanliester ;  Memo- 
rials :  consisting  of  his  life  by  Dr.  Derham,  biograph- 
ical and  critical  notices  by  Sir  J.  E.  Smith,  and  Cuvier 
and  Dupetlt  Thenars,  with  his  itineraries,  etc.  Ed. 
by  E.  Lanliester.— Steenstriip,  J.  J.  S.  On  the  alter- 
nation of  generations,  tr.  by  G.  Busli. — ■Williamson, 
W.  C.  Recent  foramlulfera  of  Great  Britain — Reports 
on  zoology  for  1843-44.— Reports  on  the  progress  of 
zoology  and  botany,  1841-42. 

Raymond,  Count  of  Burgundy.    11  cent. 

Donatio.    1  p.    (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  417.) 

Rajmoiid,  Count  of  Galicia,  and  Henri, 

Count  of  Portugal.  Epistola  ad  Hugonem  abbatem 
Cluniacensem.  1  p.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3, 
p.  418.) 

Raymond  II,  Count  of  Melgueil.    12  cent. 

Testamentum.  2  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3, 
p.  460.) 

Tiaymonil,  Count  of  Nimes.    9  cent.    Placi- 

tum  Nemausl  habitum  in  gratlam  Glbertl  Nemausen- 
sis  episcopi  adversus  Geneslum.  2  pp.  (Bouquet,  M., 
Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  9,  p.  706.) 

Raymond  I,  Count  of  Rouergue.    — 961. 

Testamentum.  5  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Kec.  hist.  Gaules, 
V.  9,  p.  724.) 

Raymond  I,  Count  of  Toulouse.    Moline 

de  Saint- Yon,  A.  P.  Raymond  I.  11  pp.  (In  his  Hist, 
des  Comtes  de  Toulouse,  v.  1,  p.  109.) 

Raymond  II,  Count  of  Toulouse.    Moline 

de  Saint- You,  A.  P.  Raymond  II.  9  pp.  (.In  his  Hist, 
des  Comtes  de  Toulouse,  v.  1,  p.  128.) 

Raymond  III,  or  Pons  I,  Count  of  Tou- 
louse. Moline  de  Saint- Yon,  A.  P.  Raymond  IIi; 
on  Raymond  Pons.  19  pp.  {In  his  Hist,  des  Comtes  de 
Toulouse,  V.  1,  p.  137.) 

Raymond  IV  (de  Saint  Oilles),  Count  of 

Toulouse.  —1105.  Diploma  de  donatione  medletatis 
vlllae  Glbellet  facta  8.  Vlctorl  Massiliensl.  2  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  155,  p.  483.)— Donati- 
onea.  3  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  1,  p.  629; 
V.  3,  p.  415.) 

Moline  de  Saint- Yon,  A.  P.    Raymond  IV.    284 

pp.    {In  his  Hist,  des  Comtes  de  Toulouse,  v.  2,  p.  1.) 

Raymond  T,  Count  of  Toulouse.    1134-94. 

CouQrmatlo  donationls  ab  Isnardo  factae;  Charta. 
3  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d",  Spicileg.  v.  3,  pp.  546,  554.)— 
Eplstolae  ad  liudoTlcnm  VH  regem  Francorum. 

1  p.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  155,  p.  1268.) 

Moline  de  Saint-Yon,  A.  P.    Raymond  V.    1.53 

pp.    l/«  his  HlHt.  des  Comtes  de  Toulouse,  v.  2,  p.  412.) 

Raymond  "VI,  Count  of  Toulouse.  Moune 
DE  Saint- YoN,  A.  P.     Raymond  VI.    n.  d., 

2  V.  (In  his  Hist,  des  Comtes  de  Toulouse, 
V.  3,4.) 

Raymond  VII,  Count  of  Toulouse.    1197- 

1249.  Diploma;  Matrlmoniura.  2  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L. 
d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  621.)— Ordlnatlones,  tractatus, 
et  Btatuta  pro  extlrpatloue  haeresis  Albigenslum.  9 
pp.    (Duchesne,  A.,  Hist.  Franc,  tcript.  v.  5,  p.  817.) 

Moline  de  Saint-Yon,  A.  P.    Raymond 

VII.  n.  d.  [In  his  Hist,  des  Comtes  de  Tou- 
louse, V.  4.) 


Count   of  Tripoli.     — 1151. 

(Mlgne,  J.  p.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  155, 


Raymond  I, 

Privilegla.    3  pp. 
p.  1191.) 

Raymond,  d''Avignon.     Thomas,  A.     La 

versification  de  la  chlrurgle  proven§ale  de  R.  10  pp. 
(Romania,  v.  11,  1882,  p.  203.) 

Raymond  de  Banza.     12  cent.     Donatio. 

1  p.    (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  444.) 

Raymond  de  Curamonta.    11  cent.    Charta 

qua  Hierosolymam  proflciscens  praedia  quaedam 
monachis  Tutelensibus  Implgnorat  (A.  D.  1096).  1  p. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  155,  p.  483.) 

Raymond,  de  Miraval.    —1220.    Gedichte. 

23  pp.  (Mahn,  K.  A.  F.,  Werlce  der  troubadours,  v.  2, 
p.  113.) 

Raymond,  D.,  Abbe.  Circa  1805-73.  Dic- 
tionnaire  d 'education  publique  et  privee, 
tant  en  France  qu'a  I'etranger,  a  1 'usage  du 
clerge,  des  seminaires,  des  lycees,  des  pen- 
sionnats,  et  des  families  chretiennes.  Paris, 
1865.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Nouv.  encyc.  theol. 
V.  34.)  —4292 

Raymond,  Daniel.  Elements  of  political 
economy.  3  ed.  Baltimore,  1836.  2  v.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  12,  1821,  p.  443.) 

—1305 

The  bankrupt  la^v,  the  fiscal  agent,  and  auction 

duties.    16  pp.    {Bound pamph.  \ .  119.) 

Raymond,  George.  Life  and  enterprises  of 
Robert  William  Elliston,  comedian.  Lon- 
don, 1857.     16°.  4821 

Raymond,  Georges  Marie.  1769-1839. 
Essai  sur  la  determination  des  bases  physico- 
mathematiques  de  I'art  musical.  Paris,  1813. 
8°.  —2746 

Raymond,  Henry  Jarvis.  1820-69.  History 
of  the  administration  of  President  Lincoln : 
including  his  speeches,  addresses,  procla- 
mations, and  messages.  With  a  preliminary 
sketch  of  his  life.    New  York,  1864.    p.  8°. 

2646 

Extracts  from  the  journal  of  R.,  ed.  by  H.  W.  Ray- 
mond. 24  pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  19,  1880,  pp.  57, 
419,  703;  v.  20, 1880,  p.  275.) 

Maverick,  A.     Henry  J.  Raymond  and 

the  New  York  press  for  30  years.     1870. 

Raymond,  James.  1796-1858.  Digested 
chancery  cases,  contained  in  the  reports  of 
the  Court  of  Appeals  of  Maryland.  Balti- 
more, 1839.     8°.  —1345 

Political :  or,  the  spirit  of  the  Democracy 

in  '56.     Baltimore,  1857.     12°.  —1347 

Raymond,  James  Grant.    Life  of  Thomas 

Dermody.  9  pp.   (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  8, 1806,  p.  159.) 

Raymond,  John  Howard,  LL.  D.  Lloyd, 
H.  R.  {Ed.)  Life  and  letters  of  John  How- 
ai'd  Raymond.     1881. 

Raymond,  John  T.  (John  O'Brien).  Jessop, 

G.  H.  John  T.  Raymond.  18  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  6., 
and  Hutton,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  v.  5,  p.  229.) 

Raymond,  Joseph  H.     House  sanitation. 

10  pp.    (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  9,  p.  211.) 

Raymond,  Louis  Anne  Xavier.  Les  marines 
de  la  France  et  de  I'Angleterre.  41  pp.  (Rev.  of  In 
Edin.  Rev.  v.  118, 1863,  p.  166.) 

Raymond,  Pierre,  of  Toulouse.      13  cent. 

Gedichte.  15  pp.  (Mahn,  K.  A.  F.,  Werke  der  trouba- 
dours, V.  1,  p.  133.) 

Raymond,  Mrs.  R.  H.   A  tale  of  the  Nevada 

desert.     8  pp.     ( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  13,  1874,  p.  113.) 

Raymond,  R.  J.   Mr.  and  Mrs.  Peter  Whit«, 

a  farce.  19  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  17.)— 
Robert  the  Deril,  Duke  of  Normandy:  a  musical 
romance.    33  pp.    (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  33.) 


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Raymond,  Rossi ter  Worthington.  1840—. 
Glossary  of  mining  and  metallurgical  terms. 
Easton.  Pa.,  1881.     8°.  1144 

Mineral  resources  of  the  states  and  terri- 
tories west  of  the  Rocky  Mountains.  Wash- 
ington, 1869.  8°.  (U.  S.  40  C&ng.  3  sess. 
House  exec.  doc.  No.  54.)  — 1645 

Mines,  mills,  and  furnaces  of  the  Pacific 

states  and  territories :  an  account  of  the 
condition,  resources,  and  methods  of  the 
mining  and  metallurgical  industry  in  those 
regions,  chiefly  relating  to  the  precious 
metals.     New  York,  1871.     r.  8°.  —3745 

Mines  of  the  West ;  a  report  to  the  Secre- 
tary of  the  treasury.    New  York,  1869.    r.  8°. 

—3745 

Silver  and  gold  :  an  account  of  the  mining 

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Statistics    of  mines  and  mining  in  the 

states  and  territories  west  of  the  Rocky 
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41  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  No.  207.) 

—3745 
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{Ed.)    American  journal  of  mining.    See 

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3677 

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Rayner,    Louise,    Rayner,    Rose,    and 

Rayner,  Margaret.  Needham,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C.  Louise, 
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Raynliam,  Mass.  Fobes,  P.  Topographical 

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Raynolds,  John.    See  Reynolds.  J. 
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dours, V.  5.— Des  cours  d'amonr,  v.  2. — Gram- 
mafre  eomparee  des  langues  de  I'Europe  latlne,  v. 
6.— Graiumaire  roniane,  v.  1.— Origine  et  formation 

de  la  laiigue  roinaue.  v.  1 Mouiiments  de  la 

langue  romane,  v.  2.— Choix  de  poesies,  v.  3,  4. — 
Genres  des  poesies  des  tronbadonrs,  t.  2.— Des 
tronbadonrs,  v.  2. 

Elements  de  la  grammaire  de  la  langue 

romane,  avant  Tan  1000,  precedes  de  re- 
cherches  sur  Torigine  et  la  formation  de 
cette  langue.  Paris.  1816.  8°.  (In  his 
Choix  des  poesies  des  troubadours,  v.  1.)  2374 


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langue  des  troubadours,  comparee  avec  les 
autres  langues  de  I'Europe  latine,  precede 
de  nouvelles  recherches  historiques  et  phi- 
lologiques,  d'un  resume  de  la  grammaire 
romane,  d'un  nouveau  choix  de  poesies 
originales  des  troubadours,  et  d'extraits  de 
poemes  divers.     Paris,  1844.     6  v.  8°.      1164 

Contents. 

A-CjTurgla,  v.  2.  Q-Zulhenement,  v.  5. 

D-Kirl,  V.  3.  Appendix,  Vocabulalre,  v.  6. 

L-Pyzantla,  v.  4. 
Vie  de  Saint  Alexia,  v.  1. — Roman  de  Blandlii  de 

Cornouailles  et  de  Gullhot  Ardlt  de  Miramar,  v.  1 

Chroiilque  des  Alblgeols,  v.  1. — Daude  de  Pra- 
das.  Les  4  vertus  cardinales,  v.  1.— Vie  de  Salnte 
Knlmle,  v.  1.  —  Krmengand,  Matfre.  Breviari 
d'amor,  v.  1.  —  Evanglle  de  I'Bnfance,  v.  1.— 
Bomau  de  Flerabras,  v.  1.— Eoman  de  Flaxnen<;a, 
V.  1.— Roman  de  G£rard  de  Rosslllou,  v.  1.— Re- 
sume de  la  grammaire  romane,  v.  1.— Vie  de  Saint 
Hoiiorat,  v.  1. — Eoman  de  Jaiifre,  v.  1.— Recliercties 
philologlques  sur  la  langue  romane,  v.  1. — Evanglle 
de  Nlcod^me,  v.  1 Places  diverges,  v.  1. — Sen- 
eca, L.  A.  Aysso  es  le  libre  de,  v.  1.— Vie  de  Saint 
Trophlme,  v.  1. 

Monumens  historiques,  relatifs  a  la  con- 
damnation  des  Chevaliers  du  Temple  et  a 
I'abolition  de  leur  ordre.    Paris,  1813.     8°. 

2776 

Observations  philologiques  et  grammati- 

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Rayons  et  les  ombres,  Les.     234  pp. 

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Vita  di  Benedetto  Varchi.  25  pp.  (Varchi,  B.,  Opere, 
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Re,  Antonio  del.     17  cent.    Brevis  defensio 

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Re,  Camillo.    Campidoglio  e  le  sue  adiacenze 

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Reaction religieuse.  Laurent,  F.,  Etudes 

sur  Vhist.  de  Vhumanite,  v.  16.  2443 

Reactions  de  la  haute  temperature 

. .  .  sur  la  croute  exterieure  du  globe.  Bour- 
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Read,  Carveth.  On  the  theory  of  logic.  An 
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U.  S.)  —4361 

Read,  Elizabeth  A.     A  sigh.     9  pp.     {Scrib- 

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Read,  George.   Sanderson,  J.   George  Read. 

65  pp.    (/n  his  Biography  of  the  signers,  v.  4,  p.  19.) 

Read,   Gen.   Jacob.      Read,  E.     "In  days 

gone  by."    4  pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  64, 1882,  p.  663.) 
Read,  John  Meredith.    1837—.    Historical  in- 
quiry concerning  Henry  Hudson,  his  friends, 
relatives,  and  early  life.    Albany,  1866.     8°. 

3765 

The  same.    Ed.   by  Edmund  Goldsmid. 

[London],  1883-84.      4  pts.  8°.      {Clarendon 

Hist.  Soc. -^os.  9-12.)  2526 

Read,  Matthew   Canfield.     Archaeology  of 

Ohio.     Cleveland,  n.  d.     8°.  1734 

Read,  Peter.      16  cent.    Voyage  to  Tunis, 

1538.     1  p.    (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  209.) 

Read,  Thomas  Buchanan.  1822-72.  Poems. 
New  and  enlarged  ed.  Boston,  1860.  2  v. 
p.  8°.  1398 

Contents.  Airs  from  Alplaud,  v.  1.— The  House 
by  tlie  sea,  v.  2. — IJyrlc  poems,  v.  1.— Miscella- 
neous, V.  1,  2.— The  New  pastoi-al,  v.  2.— Sylvia  ; 

or,  the  last  shepherd,  v.  1. 

Poetical  works.     Phila.  1881.     3  v.  16°. 

1398 

Contents.  Airs  from  Alplaud,  v.  1.— The  House 
by  the  sea,  v.  2. — L<yrlc  poems,  v.  1. — Miscella- 
neous, V.  1-3.— The  IVeTT  pastoral,  v.  2.— Poems 
In  Italy,  V.  3.— A  Summer  story,  v.  3.— Sylvia; 
or,  the  last  shepherd,  v.  1.— Wagoner  of  the  Alle- 
ghaules,  v.  3. — AVar  poems,  v.  3. 

Drifting.    2  pp.     (Atlant.  Monthly,  \.  S,18o9,  p.  i52.) 

—Heart  and  hearth.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  19, 
1867,  p.  545.)  — Reaper's  dream.  4  pp.  (Atlant. 
J)/on<Wi/,  v.13,1864,  p.  550.)— TheSlnger.  4  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  4, 1859,  p.  366.)-*Tlmon's  soliloquy.  1  p. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  19, 1867,  p.  450.) 

Read,  Lt-CoZ. William.   Rouge  etnoir.  3  pp. 

(Rev.  of  iu  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  10, 1821,  p.  473.) 

Read,  William  George.  Oration,  delivered 
at  the  1  commemoration  of  the  landing  of 
the  pilgrims  of  Maryland,  celebrated  May 
10,  1842.  Baltimore  [1842].  8°.  {Bound 
pamph.  y.  125.)  5932 

Oration,  delivered  at  the  2  commemora- 
tion of  the  pilgrims  of  Maryland,  at  Phila- 
delphia, May  10,  1843.  Phila.  1843.  8°. 
{Bound pamph.  v.  1.)  5936 

Read.  See  also  Reade.— Rede.— Reed. — Reid. 
Reade,  Charles.     1814-84.     Griffith  Gaunt ; 

or,  jealousy.  219  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  16,  1866,  p. 
641 ;  V.  17,  1866,  pp.  100,  221,  365,  507,  i>96,  751  ;  V.  18, 1866, 
pp.  94,  204,323,  492,  606.)— Jack  of  all  trades.  31  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  16,  1858,  pp.  109,  189,  376,  481.)— A 
Simpleton.  145  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  45,  1872.  pp. 
450,  609,  771,  933;  v.  46,  1873,  pp.  98,258,418,677,741, 
897;  V.  47, 1873,  pp.  45,  202,  371,  560,  728.)— A  -Woman 
hater.  175  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  63, 1876,  pp.  220. 408, 
569,  727,  848;  v.  54,  1877,  pp.  82,  272,431,  529,  711,  837;  v. 
65,1877,  pp.  111,205.) 

Reade,    C.    L.,   and   Reade,  C.   {Eds.) 

Charles  Reade,  dramatist,  novelist,  jour- 
nalist. A  memoir  compiled  chiefly  from  his 
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Bncbanan,  B.    Charles  Beade.  6  pp.  (/n  kit  Look 

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p.  460.1— Forgmes,  E.  D.  Un  r^cit  du  moyen  age. 
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monde;,- 1862,  2  pfr.  v.  38,  p.  919.)— Le  roraan  anglais 
contemporaln.  Hard  cash.  23  pp.  [Rev.d.deuxmondes, 
1864,  2  p6r.  v.  49,  p.  669.)- Hazeltine,  M.  W.  Charles 
Beade.  11  pp.  (In  his  Chats  about  books,  p.  326.) — 
Hovels.  27  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Black-wood's  Mag.  v.  106, 
1869,  p.  488;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  82,  1856,  p.368.)— Reade,  C. 
Charles  Reade.  7  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  45, 18^,  p.  707.) 
— SpoflTord,  Mrs.  H.  P.  Charles  Beade.  13  pp.  (At- 
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Charles  Beade.  18  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  16,  1884, 
p.  550.) 

See  also  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  1, 1878,  p.  673. 

Reade,  Charles L.,  and  Reade,  Rev.  Comp- 
ton  [Eds.)  Charles  Reade.  dramatist,  nov- 
elist, journalist.  A  memoir  compiled  chiefly 
from  his  literary  remains.  New  York,  1887. 
12°.  4776 

Reade,   John.      1837—.       Drumhariff   hill. 

1  p.  iDublin  Vniv.  Mag.  v.  80,  1872,  p.  155.)— Quid  est 
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Reade,  John  Edmund.      Poems.      12  pp. 

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Reade,  T,  Mellard.  Origin  of  mountain 
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Reade,  William  Win  wood.    1839-75.    Lagos 

bar.     19  pp.     (Atlanl.  Monthly,  v.  21, 1868,  pp.  406,  574.) 

Reade.  SeeoZsoRead.— Rede.— Reed.— Reid. 
Reader,  The.     9  pp.     Addison,  J.,  Works, 

V.  5,  p.  30S. 

Reader's  eabiuet :  consisting  of  more  than 
100  papers,  original  and  extract,  in  prose 
and  verse.     Baltimore,  1809.     12°.  2296 

Reader's  gnide  to  English  history.  Allen, 
W.  F.  1506 

Reader's  handbook  of  allusions,  refer- 
ences, plots,  and  stories.    Brewer,  E.  C.    1185 

Reader's  handbook  of  the  American 
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Reading,  Abbey.  Billings,  J.  On  the  his- 
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8  pp.  (^Archaeol.  Joum.  v.  3,  1846,  p.  141.)— Englefield, 
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Reading,  England.  Doban,  J.  History 
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Reading,  Mass.  Eaton,  L.  Genealogical 
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Reading. 

Atkinson,  W.  P.    On  the  right  use  of 
books.     1878. 

Baldwin,  J.      Book-lover.      A  guide  to 

the  best  reading.     1885. 

FosTEB,  W.  E.    Libraries  and  readers. 

1883. 

Jones,  L.  E.  [Ed.)    The  best  reading.   2  s. 

1882. 

Porter.  N.     Books  and  reading,  or  what 

books  shall  I  read  and  how  shall  I  read 
them  V     1882. 

Putnam,  G.  P.     The  best  reading.     1872. 

RusKiN,  J.      Sesame   and    lilies.      1876. 

{Works,  V.  1.) 

Vajj  Rhyn,  G.  a.  F.     What  and  how  to 

read.     1875. 

PABT  IV.— 129. 


Boolcs  and  reading.    25  pp.  lAm.  J.  of  Education, 

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course  of  reading  for  the  young.  25  pp.  (Miscel. 
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(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  8,  1863,  p.  161.1 — Congdon,  C.  T. 
Of  books  and  the  reading  thereof.  10  pp.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  V.  4,  1859,  p.  18.)— Contemporary  litera- 
ture. Readers.  22  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag.  v. 1'26,IS79, 
p.  235.) — Courses  ot  Engllsb  reading.  13  pp. 
[Frater's  Mag.  v.  30,  1844,  p.  479.)— Dewey,  O.  Bead- 
ing. 27  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  12,  18:i2.  p.  80;  v.  27,  1840, 
p.  1.)— Duty  In  regard  to  reading.  10  pp.  (iVeto 
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—Poster,  W.  E.  A  plan  of  systematic  training  in 
reading  at  school.  8  pp.  (Green,  S.  S.,  Libraries  and 
schools,  p.  119.)— Orotlns,  H.  To  Du  Maurier,  on  a 
course  of  reading.  6  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Clast.  Joum. 
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(Blaekuyood's  Mag.  v.  118, 1875,  p.  273;  v.  119, 1876,  p.  21.) 
—King,  T.  S.  Books  and  reading.  35  pp.  (In  hit 
Substance  and  show,  p.  354.:— Knebel,  K.  L.  von. 
Elnlge  bemerkungen  ueber  die  kunst  zu  lesen.  11  pp. 
(Lit.  nachlass  und  briefwechsel,  v.  3,  p.  277.)— Iiocke,  J. 
Some  thoughts  concerning  reading  and  study  for  a 
gentleman.  10  pp.  ( Works,  v.  2,  p.  403.)— Periodical 
reading.  3  pp.  (ZJem.  ffer.  v.  16, 1845,  p.  59.) — Byways 
of  literature.  Reading  for  tbe  million.  16  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  84, 1^,  p.  200.) — Salnte-Beuve, 
C.  A.  Des  lectures  publiques  du  solr,  de  ce  qu'elles 
sont  et  de  ce  qu'elles  pourralent  §tre.  19  pp.  ( Causeries 
du  Lundi,  v.  1,  p.  275.>— Stapfer,  P.  Meditation  sur  la 
lecture.  27  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v. 
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reading.  4  pp.  (Scribntr's  Monthly,  v.  15,  1878,  p.  681.) 
—Vail,  T.  H.  Hints  on  reading.  16  pp.  (Am.  J.  of 
Education,  v.  2,  1856,  p.  215.) 

See  also  Books.- lilbrarles.- Literature. 

Reading,  Ai-t  of.    See  Elocution. 
Reading  on  the  use  of  tortnre,  A. 
Jardine,  D.  —2355 

Reading  party  in  the  long  Tacation. 

20  pp.     (Blackumod's  Mag.  v.  54,  1843,  p.  153.) 

Readings  delivered  before  the  Honourable 
Society  of  the  Middle  Temple.  Bowyer,  Sir 
G.  1333 

Readj  and  easy  way  to  establish  a  free 

commonwealth.    31  pp.    Milton,  J.,  Prose  works,  v.  2. 

p.  108. 

Real  and  the  ideal  in  New  England. 

25  pp.     (A^.  Am.  Rev.  v.  84,  1857,  p.  535.) 

Real    encyelopaedie     der    classischen 

alterthumswissenschaft.     Pauly,  A.  F.    6  v. 

in  8.  1745 

Real  encyelopaedie  fuer  protestantische 

theologie  und  kirche.     Herzog,  J.  J.     22  v. 

R.94 
Real  estate.    Digby,  K.  E.    Introduction 

to  the  history  of  the  law  of  real  property. 

1875. 

Belln,  F.  A.    Etude  sur  la  propri6t6  fonciire  en 

pays  musulmans.  242  pp.  (Joum.  asial.  5  s.  v.  18, 1861, 
pp.  390,477;  v.  19,  1862,  pp.  156,  257.)— Bentham,  J. 
Commentary  on  Mr.  Humphrey's  real  property  code; 
Outline  of  a  plan  of  a  general  register  of  real  property. 
49  pp.  (  Works,  V.  5,  pp.  387. 417.)— Liavr  of  real  prop- 
erty. 24  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  56,  1879,  p.  334.)— 
Registration  In  England.  11  pp.  (Quart.  Rev. 
v.  42, 1830,  p.  170.)— Transfer  of"  real  "property. 
From  a  client's  point  of  view.  13  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag. 
n.  s.  v.  16,  1877,  p.  320.)— Walras,  L.  Le  cadastre  et 
rimpot  fonder.  41  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suitte, 
n.  p6r.  V.  48, 1873,  pp.  470,  610.) 

See  also  I<and.— liand  tenure. — lieases. —Prop- 
erty. 

Real  history  of  the  Rosierneians. 

Waite,  A.  E.  —1368 

Real  Liord  Ryron,  The.   Jeaffreson,  J.  C. 

4817 
Real  ninseo  Rorbonieo.    Napoli,  1824- 

57.     17  v.  4°.  1713 

Real  pirate,  A.    7  pp.    {Dem.  Rev.  v.  23, 

1848,  p.  263.) 

Real  presence.    See  Transubstantiation. 


REAL  PROPERTY 


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REASON 


Real  property.  Introduction  to  the  history 

of  the  law  of.     Digby,  K.  E.  —1338 

Real  Shelley,  The.    Jeaffreson,  J.  C.    2  v. 

4765 
Real  vision,  A.    8  pp.     {Blackwood''s  Mag. 

V.  28,  1830,  p.  63.) 

Reale  Accademia  dei  liiiicei.  Notizie 

degli  scavi  di  antichita.      Roma,   1876-87. 

12  V.  4°.  3792 
Indici  epigrafici,   1876-85.     Roma,  1886. 

4°.  3792 

Reale  Istitnto  lombardo.    See  Milan. 

Reale  Istituto  lombardo. 
Realf,  Richard.     1834-78.     Discord.     1  p. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  57, 1878,  p.  769.)— An  Epitaph.  1  p. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  17,  1879,  p.  362.)— In  memory. 
1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  32, 1866,  p.  239.)— Indirection. 
1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  42,  1878,  p.  618.)— Interpre- 
tation. 1  p.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  17, 1879,  p.  362.)— 
My  slain.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  49, 1874,  p.  180.)— 
My  sword  song.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  29,  1864, 
p.  40.)— Old  man's  idyl.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v. 
17,  1866,  p.  266.) 

Reali  di  Francia.     Rajna,  P.    I  Reali 

di  Francia.    Ricerche  intorno  ai  Reali  di 

Francia.    V.  1.     1872. 
Michelant,  H.    Titoli  del  capitoU  della  storla  Reali 

di  Francia.    35  pp.    (Jahrb.f.roman.undengl.lit.x.ni, 

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Real-idealism.     Holmes,    N.     Realistic 
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Scli-warz,  H.    Ob  realideallsmus.  ob  voUer  idealls- 

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101  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  41,  1862,  p.  185;  v.  43,  1863, 
p.  245;  V.  44, 1864,  p.  47 ;  v.  46, 1865,  p.  251.) 
>S^ee  also  Idealism. 

Realism. 

Fischer,  E.  K.  B.  Francis  Bacon  of 
Verulam.  Realistic  philosophy  and  its  age. 
1857. 

Hartmann,    K.    R.   E.   von.      Kritische 

grundlegung  des  transcendentalen  realis- 
mus.    1875. 

Herbert,  T.  M.    Realistic  assumptions 

of  modern  science  examined.     1879. 

Jacobi,  F.  H.    David  Hume  ueber  den 

glauben,  oder  ideallsmus  und  realismus. 
1815.     (Werke,  v.  2.) 

McCoSH ,  J.   Realistic  philosophy  defended 

in  a  philosophic  series.     1887,  2  v. 

Adams,  L.    Reasoned  realism.    13  pp.    (Neia  Eng- 

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Bcben  systeme.  18  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  25,  1854,  p, 
77.)— Harris,  W.  T.  Nominalism  versus  realism.  5 
pp.  (Joum.  Spec.  Philos.  v.  2, 1868,  p.  57.)— Henderson, 
jf.  8.  Reasoned  realism.  17  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v. 
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rSallsme.  17  pp.  (Corretpondant,v.  58,  1863,  p.  541.)— 
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Modern  realism.  24  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  y.  63, 
1880,  p.  311.)— Monnier,  M.  Les  r^allstes.  17  pp. 
(Bibliolh.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  v.  32,  1856,  p.  465.) — 
Peirce,  0.  8.  Some  consequences  of  4  Incapacities. 
17  pp.  {Journ.  Spec.  Philos.  v.  2, 1868,  p.  140.)— Realism 
re-vi  ved.  22  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  13, 1865,  p.  609.)— 
Schelling,  F.  W.  J.  von.  Ueber  das  verbaeltniss  des 
realen  und  idealen  In  der  natur.  134  pp.  (Saemmt. 
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et  de  I'ldfialltS  des  objetsdes  nos  connolssances.  38 
pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssens.  Nouv.  mtm.  1786-87,  p.  677.) 
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Ideal-realismus.  18  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  34,  1869,  p. 
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See  also  Idealism. — JVomlnalism.- Scbolastic 
philosophy. 

Realistic  assumptions  of  modern  sci- 
ence examined.     Herbert,  T.  M.  — 1453 

Realistic  idealism  in  philosophy  itself. 
Holmes,  N.     2  v.  —1457 

Realistic   philosophy   defended    in  a 
philosophic  series.    McCosh,  J.    2  v.    — 1432 

Realities  of  Irish  life.    Trench,  W.  S. 

—1384 

Realmah.    220  pp.    Helps,  Sir  A.    {Mac- 

viillan's  Mag.  v.  17, 1868,  pp.  1,  95, 175, 279,  388,  465 ;  v.  18, 
1868,  pp.  17,  112,  228,  303,  381,  491 ;  v.  19,  1869,  p.  24.) 

Rear-guard  of  the  revolution.     Gilmore, 
J.  R.  2654 

Reason. 

Burthogge,  R.     Essay  upon  reason,  and 
the  nature  of  spirits.     1694. 

Collins.  A.     Essay  concerning  the  use  of 

reason.     1707. 

Fischer,  E.  K.  B.   Commentary  on  Kant's 

Critick  of  the  pure  reason.     1866. 

Flourens,  p.     De  la  raison.     1861. 

Geiger,  L.     Ursprung  und  entwickelung 

der  menschlichen  sprache  und  vernunft. 
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Herder,  J.  G.  von.    Verstand  und  er- 

fahrung.  Vernunft  und  sprache.  Eine 
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1853.     {Saemmt.  werke,  v.  37.) 

Kant,  I.     Kritik  der  praktischen  ver- 
nunft.    1867.     (Saemmt.  werke,  \.  5.) 

Critique  of  practical  reason.    Tr.  by 

T.  K.  Abbott.     1883. 
Kritik    der    reinen  vernunft.      1867. 

{Saemmt.  werke,  v.  3.) 
Critique  of  pure  reason.     Tr.  by  J.  M. 

D.  Meiklejohn.     1860.     (Bohn,  H.  G. ,  Philos. 

Libr. ) 
Critique  of  pure  reason.     Tr.  by  F.  M. 

Mueller.     1881,  2  v. 
Morris,  G.  S.     Kant's  Critique  of  pure 

reason.    A  critical  exposition.     1882.     {In 

his  German  philos.  classics. ) 

NoLEN,  D.    La  Critique  de  Kant.    1875. 

Vaihinger,  H.    Commentar  zu  Kant's 

Kritik  der  reinen  vernunft,  v.  1.     1881. 

Watson,  J.  S.     The  reasoning  power  in 

animals.     1867. 

Agrippa  von  Nettesheim,  H.  0.    In  Artem  brevem 

Baymundl  LulUl  commentaria.  130pp.  (Opera,  \.^, 
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pondant,  v.  33,  1864,  p.  412.) — Conscience  as  con- 
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{New  Englander,  v.  21, 1862,  p.  206.)— Davidson,  W.  L. 
Dellnltion  of  reason.  10  pp.  (Mind,  v.  7,  1882,  p.  558.) 
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raison  pure,  par  J.  Kinkor.  63  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
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ist.    46  pp.    ( Werke,  v.  2,  p.  466.)— Ueber  das  unler- 


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nehmen  des  krlUclsmus,  die  vernunlt  zu  verstande 
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Ueber  elne  entdeckung.  nach  der  alle  neue  kritik  der 
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Afrlque  m6rIdlonale,  v.  13.      Europe  centrale,  v.  3. 


Afrique  occldentale,  v.  12. 
Afrique  septentrionale, 

10, 11. 
Asie  ant^rleure,  v.  9. 
Asia  orientale,  t.  7. 
Asle  russe,  t.  6. 


Europe  m£rldlonale,  v.  1. 
Europe  du  Nord-ouest,  v.  4. 
Europe  scandlnaTO  et  rus- 
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Recollections  and   observations  of 

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Recollections  from  1803  to  1837.  Mur- 
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Recollections  of  a  bnsy  life.  Greeley. 
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Recollections  of  a  classical  tour 
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Recollections  of  a  disturbed  dis- 
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Recollections  of  a  lover  of  society. 

27  pp.    (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  59,  lSi6,  pp.  215,  463.) 

Recollections  of  a  Minister  to 
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1681 
Recollections  of  A.  X.  Welby  Pugin, 

and  his  father,  Augustus  Pugin.    Ferrey.  B. 

4794 
Recollections  of  a  poor  proscribed 

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Recollections  of  a  portrait  painter. 

122  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  14,  1839.  pp.  155,  470,  647, 
682 ;  v.  15, 1840,  pp.  38,  394 ;  v.  16, 1840.  p.  90 ;  T.  17. 1841, 
p.  336;  V.  18,1841,  p.  67.) 

Recollections  of  a  tour  made  in  Scot- 
land.    Wordsworth.  D.  1466 

Recollections  of  an  excursion  to  the 
monasteries  of  Alcobaga  and  Batalha.  Beck- 
ford.  W.  1433 

Recollections  of  Arthur  Penrhyu 
Stanley.    Bradley,  G.  G.  4881 

Recollections  of  bush  life  in  Australia. 
Haygarth.  H.  W.  3157 

Recollections  of  Ceylon.  Selkirk,  Eev. 
J.  3446 

Recollections  of  Christ^s  Hospital. 

25  pp.     Lamb,  C,  Prose  icori-i,  v.  1,  p.  71. 

Recollections     of    Rante     Gabriel 

Rossetti.     Caine.  T.  H.  4886 

Recollections  of  early  reading.  14  pp. 

{Blackwo'd's  Mag.  v.  52,  l*i2,  p.  290.) 

Recollections  of  enilnent  men.  Whip- 
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Recollections     of    forelgu    traTel. 

Brydges,  Sir  S.  E.  1477 

Recollections  of  40  years.    Lesseps,  F., 

Vicomte  de.     2  v,  4784 

Recollections  of  4  years  in  Venezuela. 

Dance.  C.  D.  2486 

Recollections    of   literary   charac- 
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Recollections    of    Manilla    and   the 

Philippines.     MacMicking,  R.  3427 

Recollections  of  Mirabeau.  Dumont, 

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Recollections  of  Mr.  James  Lenox 

of  New  York    and    the   formation  of    his 

library.    Stevens,  H.  3797 

Recollections  of  my  life.    Maximilian 

(F.  J.),  Emperor  of  Mexico.    3  v.  5856 

Recollections  of  my  military  life. 

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Recollections  of  my  youth.    Renan, 

J.  E.  5833 

Recollections  of  Oxford.    Cox,  G.  V. 

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Recollections  of  past  life.    Holland, 

Sir  H.  4776 

Recollections  of  persons  and  places 

in  the  west.     Brackenridge,  H.  M.  2477 

Recollections  of  republican  France. 

Millingeu,  J.  G.  4602 

Recollections  of  royalty.    Jones,  C.  C. 

2  V.  1565 

Recollections  of  (Siberia.    Cottrell,  C. 

H.  1494 

Recollections  of  the  four  last  Popes. 

Wiseman,  N.,  Cardinal.  3842 

Recollections  of  the  gifted.     8  pp. 

{Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  26,  1845,  p.  160.) 

Recollections  of  the  gifted.    Olympia 

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Recollections   of  the   last  days   of 

Shelley  and  Byron.    Trelawny,  E.  J.      4876 

Recollections  of  the  last  half-cen- 
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Recollections  ...  of  the  last  half- 
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Recollections  of  the  last  10  years, 
passed  ...  in  the  valley  of  the  Mississippi. 
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Recollections  of  the  Paris  Exhibi- 
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Recollections  of  writers.  Clarke,  C. 
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Recollections  (Old)  and  modern  con- 
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Great  Britain.    Record  CommisBion. 


Record  CTidences,  among  archives  of  the 
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Record  of  a  girlhood.  Kemble,  F.  A. 
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Record  of  auroral  phenomena  ob- 
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Record  of  Ruddhistic  kingdoms. 
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Record  of  engagements  with  hostile 
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Record  of  Mr.  Alcott's  school.  Pea- 
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Record  of  officers  and  men  of  New 
Jersey  in  the  civil  war,  1861-65.  Sti'yker, 
W.  S.     2  V.  2631 

Record  of  services  of  the  Honourable 
East  India  Company's  civil  servants  in  the 
Madras  Presidency.     Prinsep,  C.  C.        3415 

Record  of  the  Roston  stage.  Clapp, 
W.  W.,  Jr.  3316 

Record  of  the  court  at  Upland,  in  Pa., 
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Major  E.  Denny,  1781  to  1795.  Phila.  1860. 
r.  8°.     (Pa.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem.  v.  7.)  3573 

Record  of  the  federal  dead  buried 
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Record  of  the  progress  of  modem  en- 
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Records  and  results  of  a  magnetic 

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Records  of  an  active  life.    Dyer,  H. 

3784 

Records  of  Argyll.    Campbell,  Lord  A. 

2572 

Records  of  later  life.    Kemble,  F.  A. 

4841 

Records  of  living  officers  of  the  United 
States  Army.     Hamersley,  L.  R.  1185 

Records  of  mining  and  metallurgy. 
Phillips,  J.  A.,  and  Darlington,  J.        —3746 

Records  of  my  life.    See  Taylor,  J. 

Records  of  noble  lives.  Adams,  W.  H. 
D.  3707 

Records  of  Roman  history  ...  as  ex- 
hibited on  the  Roman  coins.  Hobler,  F. 
2  V.  2772 

Records  of  Siaint  Mark's  Chapel  in 
the  parish  of  Malew,  Isle  of  Man.  Clarke, 
J.  T.     (Manx  Soc.  v.  28.)  2516 

Records  of  ISalem  witchcraft.  Wood- 
ward. W.  E.     2  V.  in  1.  2636 

Records  of  the  coinage  of  Scotland. 
Cochran-Patrick,  R.  W.     2  v.  2772 

Records  of  the  colony  of  New  Plymouth. 
Shurtleff,  N.  B.,  and  Pulsifer,  D.   12  v.  in  10. 

2652 

Records  of  the  English  Catholics 
under  the  penal  laws.  London,  1878-82. 
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Contents.  Allen,  W.,  Cardinal.  Letters  and  memo- 
rials, V.  2.— Donay.  First  and  second  diaries  ol  the 
English  College,  Douay,  v.  1. 

Records  of  the  English  province  of 

the  Society  of  Jesus.     Foley.  E.    8  v.  —3266 
Records  of  the  geological  survey  of 

India,   v.   2-14.     See  Geological  survey  of 

India.     Records. 
Records  of  the  3few  York  stage.    Ire- 
land. J.  N.     2  V.  3362 
Records  of  the  past.    Birch,  S.    12  v. 

1778 
Records   of  the   Reformation:    the 

divorce:  1527-33.     Pocock.  N.  (^d.)     2  v. 

—1293 
Records  of  the  revolutionary  war. 

Saffell.  W.  T.  R.  1657 

Records  of  the  Spanish  inquisition. 

Kettell.  S.  (Tr.)  —3295 

Records  of  the  town  of  Rraintree, 

1640-1793.     Bates.  S.  A.  [Ed.)  2614 

Records  of  the  town  of  ]%'ewark,  from 

its  settlement  in  1666.  to  it5  incorporation  as 

a  city  in   1836.     Newark.  N.  J.,  1864.    8°. 

(N.  J.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  V.  6,  1864.)  3575 

Records   of  the  Tynwald   and   Saint 

John's  Chapels  in  the  Isle  of  Man.   Harrison. 

W.  {Ed.)     (Manx  Soc.  v.  19.)  2516 

Records  of  travels  in  Turkey,  Greece, 

etc.    Slade.  A.     2  v.  1406 

Records  of  woman.   92  pp.    Hemans,  F. 

D.,  Works,  V.  5,  p.  136. 

Records  of  York  Castle.    Twyford,  A. 

W..  and  Griffiths.  A.  1527 

Recovery  of  Jerusalem.    Wilson.  C. 

W..  and  others.  1474 

Recreation.    Dewey,  O.     Recreation.    20 

pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  8, 1830,  p.  201.)— Formey,  J.  H.  S. 
Essal  sur  les  recreations.  10  pp.  (Berlin  Atcad.wlssens. 
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pp.  (Nineleenth  Cent.  T.  U,  18tf3,  p.  977.)— Romaueg, 
a.  J.  Recreation.  24  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  t.  6,  1879, 
p.  401.) 

See  also  Aiuuacmeiits.— Games. — Gymnastics. 
—Sports,  etc. 

Recreations  in  mathematics.     Oza- 

nam.  J.     4  v.  —2427 

Recreations  in  science.    Ozanam,  J. 

—1514 
Recreations   in   shooting.      Carleton, 
Capt.  J.  W.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Illustr.  Libr.) 

—1798 

Recreations  of  a  country   parson. 

Boyd,  A.  K.  H.     2  v.  2266 

Recreations  of  a  literary  man,  or 

does  writing  pay  V     Fitzgerald.  P.  H.     2  v. 

2227 
Recreations  of  a  liOndou  recluse. 

33  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  68,  1863,  pp.  353,  527;  v.  69, 
1864,  p.  127;  v.  70,  1864,  p.  637.) 

Recreations  of  Christopher  Xorth. 

2  V.     Wilson.  J..  Work^.  v.  9,  10-  2137 

Recreations  of  the  German  emi- 
grants. 104  pp.  Goethe,  J.  W.  von,  Xovelt  and  tales, 
p.  357. 

Recreations  philologiques.  Genin,  F. 
2  V.  —2184 

Recreations  with  the  muses.  Alex- 
ander. Sir  W.,  Earl  of  Stirlitig.  1362 

Recreative  science:  a  record  and  re- 
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London.  1860-62.     3  v.  sm.  4°.  —1517 

Recrimination.  8  pp.  Arnold,  G.,  Poems, 

p.  57. 


Recruit  before  Petersburg,  A.    Peck, 

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of  R.  I.  Personal  narratives,  2  s.  No.  8.)    2617 

Recruiting.    Malan,  C.  H.     The  recruiting 

difficulty.     15  pp.     (For^n.  .Rer.  T.  5,  1866,  p.  406.) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  ^rmy.— United  States, 

Army,  etc. 

Rectitudines  siugularum  persona- 
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Rector,  The.     18  pp.     {Blackwood's  Mag. 

V.  90,  1861,  p.  284.) 

Rector's  daughter.  The.    16  pp.    (Black- 

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Rectum.     Colles,  A.     Certain  diseases  of 

the  anus  and  rectum.  16  pp.  {Selections  from  wmrkt, 
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Recueil    Clairambault-Manrepas. 

Raunie.  E.  :  Ed. )     10  v.  2375 

Recueil  d'antiquit^s.    Caylus.  A.  C.  P. 

de  T..  Comfe  de.     2  v.  1773 

Recueil   de  ce  qui  s'est  pass^  en 

Canada  au  sujet  de  la  guerre,  tant  de  Anglais  que 
des  Iroquois,  depuls  I'annSe  1682.  82  pp.  (Quebec 
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Recueil  de  difr<6rentes  choses.  Las- 
say.  A.  L.  de  M.  de  L..  Marquis  de.  4  v.  1258 

Recueil  de  dissertations  arch^olo- 
giques.  Quatremere  de  Quincv.  A.C.  1733 

Recueil  de  fac-siniil^s  a'l'usage  de 
TEcole  des  chartes.    See  Ecole  des  chartes. 

Recueil  de  jurisprudence  eoloniale. 
Aubigny.  C.  d'.     2  v.  —1332 

Recueil  de  la  Chevauch^e  faicte  en 

la  vllle  de  Lyon,  le  17  de  Xovembre  1578,  avec  tout 
I'ordre  tenu  en  Icelle.  22  pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  C,  Dissert, 
rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  9,  p.  147.) 

Recueil  de  motets  franyaises  des  XII 

et  XIII  siecles.  Raynaud.  G.  {Ed.)  2  v. 
{Biblioth.  frangaise  du  moyen  age,  v.  1,  2.) 

—1198 
Recueil   de  jpoesies   fran^oises  des 

XV  et  XYI  siecles.    Morales,   facetieuses. 

historiques.    Montaiglon,  A.  de  C.  de,  and 

Rothschild.  J.  de.     13  v.     {Biblioth.  Elzevir. ) 

—1118 
Recueil  de  textes  de  Tancien  dialecte 

gascon.     Luchaire.  A.  — 2132 

Recueil  de  tra  vaux  relatif  s  a  la  philologie 

et  a  I'archeologie  egyptiennes et  assyriennes. 

Paris,  1870-80.     3  v.  in  1,  r.  8°.  1723 

Contents.  Amiaud,  A.  Une  inscription  bllingue 
de  Hammourabl,  rol  de  Babylone,  v.  1.— Anris.  (— ). 
Essal  sur  le  systdme  m6trlque  assyrien,  v.  3.— Baillet, 
A.  Dlalectes  ^gyptlens,  v.  3.— Cengney,  C.  Quelques 
fragments  coptes-th^bains  InMits  de  la  Biblloth^ue 
Rationale;  Du  role  de  M  pr^flxe  en  figyptlen,  v.  2.— 
De-r^ria.  T.  L'Espression  mkSxerou,  v.  1.— Gol^n- 
isclieir,  W.  Notice  sur  un  Ostracon  hlfiratlque  du 
Mus6e  de  Florence;  Notice  sur  un  teste  hWro- 
glyphlque  de  Stabel  Antar,  v.  3.— Gr^baut.  E.  Des 
deuxyeux  du  disque  solaire;  Varla,  v.  1.— Gayard. 
S.  Assyriaca;  Notes  assyriologlques,  v.  2.— Kxall,  J. 
Etudes  chronologlques,  v.  2.— Ijedniin,  E.  Papyrus 
de  Luynes,  v.  1.— I<enormant,  F.  Recherches  philo- 
logiques sur  quelques  expressions  accadienues  et  as- 
syriennes, V.  1.— liiebleiii,  J.  Les  r^cits  de  r^colte 
dat^s  dans  I'anclenne  Egypte  comme  Pigments  chro- 
nologlques; Sur  un  nouvel  argument  chronologlque, 
tlrfi  des  r6clts  dat^s  des  guerres  pharaonlques  en 
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cellanea, V.  2.  —  IJeber  elnen  noch  nicht  erklaerten 
koenlgsnamen  auf  eluem  Ostrakon  des  Louvre,  t.  1. — 
lioret,  V.    Les  antlquit£s  figyptlennes  du  Mus^e  du 

HSvre;  Etude  sur  quelques  arbres  egyptlens,  v.  2 

Les  fStes  d'Oslrls  au  mols  de  Khoiak,  v.  3. —  Monu- 
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port sur  une  mission  en  Italle,  v.  2,  3.— Le  rficlt  de  la 
campagne  centre  Mageddo  sous  ThoutmSs  III;  Sur 
une  tablette  appartenant  k  M.  Rogers,  v.  2.— Slenaiit, 
J.    Uue  nouvelle  Inscription  de  Haramourabl,  rol  de 

Babylone,  v.  2 Navtlle.  E.    Un  fonctlonnalre  de  la 

XIII  dynastle  ...  v.  1.— Oppert,  J.  L'Anibre  ]aune 
Chez  les  Assyrlens,  v.  2.— Parrot,  J.  Sur  I'orlgine 
d'une  des  formes  du  dieu  Phtah,  v.  2.— Piehl,  K. 
Deux  Inscriptions  de  Mendfts,  v.  3.— Petltes  notes  de 
critique  et  de  philologle,  v.  1-3.— Stfele  portant  une  In- 
scription emprunt6e  au  Llvre  des  morts,  v.  2.— Pier- 
ret,  P.  PrSceptes  de  morale,  extralts  d'un  papyrus 
dSmotlque  du  Musee  du  Louvre;  Stfile  de  Suti  et  Har, 
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papyrus  ln6dlt  du  British  Museum,  v.  3. — Robion, 
F.    Observations  sur  une  date  astronomique  du  haut 

empire  6gyptl6n,  v.  3 Les  peuples  de  la  mer,  con- 

ffidSres  centre  I'Egypte,  au  temps  de  Meri-en-Phtah,  v. 
2.— Le  Souphls  II  de  Manfithon,  v.  1.— Rocbemon- 
teix,  (— ),  Marquis  de.  Le  Temple  d'Apet  oil  est  en- 
gendrd  I'Oslrls  de  Th6bes,  v.  3.— Roug£,  E.,  Vicomte 
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Contents.  Andla  y  Varela,  J.  Relation  d'un 
voyage  k  I'lle  d'Amat,  ou  Taltl,  et  aux  lies  volslnes,  v. 
4. — Barbie  di»  Bocage,  J.  Q.  Notice  sur  la  carte 
gSnerale  des  paschaiiks  de  Baghdad,  Orfa,  et  Hhaleb, 
et  sur  le  pland'Hhaleb  de  M.  Rousseau,  v.  2.— Voyage 
de  Bernard  et  de  ses  compagnond  en  Egypte  et  en 
Terre  Salnte,  v.  4.— Brugui^re,  L.  Orographle  de 
I'Europe,  V.  3.— Carpinl,  G.  de  P.  Relation  des  Mon- 
gols ou  Tartares,  v.  4.  —  Coraboeuf,  (— ).  Notice 
sur  une  mfisure  gfiomStrique  de  la  hauteur  de  quel- 
ques  sommlt6s  des  Alpes,  v.  2.— Relation  in6dltes  de 
la  Cyr£naique,  v.  2.— Delaporte,  (— ).  Reponse  au 
proposfies  par  la  Socl6te  de  Geographie,  sur  I'Alrlque 
septentrlonale,  v.  2.— Edrisl,  A.  A.  M.  B.  M.  Geo- 
graphie, tr.  et  accompagnfee  de  notes  par  P.  A.  Jaubert, 

V.  5,  6 Crulllanme  de  Rubruk.    Itinerarium,  v.  4. — 

Haittiuer-Purgstall,  J.,  Freiherr  von.  Extralt .  .  . 
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Index  alphab6tique  des  mots  berbSres  et  arablco-ber- 
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— Relation  de  Ghanat  et  des  coutdmes  de  ses  habltans, 
tr.  Iltt6ralement  de  I'arabe,  v.  2.— Jordanug,  Friar. 

Mlrabilia  descripta,  v.  4 Khanikoff,  N.  de.     M6- 

molre  sur  la  partle  mfirldionale  de  I'Asle  centrale,  v. 
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dlverses  contrfies  ou  trlbus  de  I'Afrique,  recuellUs 
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v.  2,— Recherches  sur  les  antiqultfis  des  Etats-Unls  de 
I'Amferlque  septentrlonale,  v.  2. 

Recueil  des  allocutions  cousistoriales 
encycliques  et  autres  lettres  apostoliques  des 
souverains  pontifes  Clement  XII.  Benoit 
XIV,  Pie  VI,  Pie  VII,  Leon  XII,  Gregoire 
XVI,  et  Pie  IX,  citees  dans  I'encyclique  et 
le  syllabus  du  8  Dec.  1864,  suivi  du  concordat 
de  1861  et  de  divers  autres  documents. 
Paris,  1865.     8°.  —8295 

Recueil  des  diaries  de  I'Abbaye  de 
Cluny.  Bernard,  A.  {.&d.)  2  v.  {Coll.  doe. 
inid.  hist.  France,  1  s. )  4682 

Recueil  des  chroniques  de  Flandre. 
See  Smet,  J.  J.  de. 

Recueil  des  chroniques  et  anchiennes 
istories  de  la  Grant  Bretaigne.  Waurin,  J. 
de.    4v.     {Ot.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4584 


Recueil  des  foruiules  usitees  par  la 
chancellerie  pontiticale.     Roziere,  E.  de. 

—3292 

Recueil  des  historiens  des  Gaules  et  de 
la  France.  Nouv.  ed.,  publiee  sous  la  direc- 
tion de  M.  Leopold  Delisle.  Bouquet,  M. 
(Ed.)     23  V.  1661 

Recueil  des  instructions  donnees  aux 
ambassadeurs  et  ministres  de  France,  depuis 
les  traites  de  Westpbalie  jusqu'a  la  revolu- 
tion frangaise  . . .     Paris,  1884-86.     3  v.  r.  8°. 

—2342 

Contents.  Autrlche  .  .  .  par  A.  Sorel,  v.  1.— Por- 
tugal .  .  .  par  le  Vte.  de  Calx  de  Saint-Aymour,  v.  3. 
— Sufcde  .  .  .  par  A.  Geffroy,  v.  2. 

Recueil  des  mots  particuliers  au  dialecte 
de  Guernesey,  Dictionnaire  franco-normand 
ou.     Metivier,  G.  1147 

Recueil  des  principaux  alphabets 

des    langues    de    1 'orient   et    de    I'Europe. 

[Paris,  1849-50.]     fo.  —2111 

Recueil  des  traites  de    la  France, 

1713-85.  Clercq,  A.  J.  H.  de  (Ed.)  15  v.  in 
16.  —2332 

Recueil  g^n^ral  et  complet  des  fabliaux 
des  XIII  et  XIV  siecles  imprimes  et  inedits. 
Montaiglon,  A.  de  C.  de,  and  Raynaud,  G. 
{Eds.)     4v.  1215 

Recueil  historique  de  la  vie  et  des 
ouvrages  des  plus  celebres  architectes.  Fe- 
libien,  J.  F.  3764 

RecuU  de  exiniplis  e  miracles,  gestes 
e  faules  e  altres  ligendes  ordenades  per  A 
B  C,  tretes  de  un  manuscrit  en  Pergami  del 
comengament  del  segle  XV,  ara  per  primera 
volta  estampades.     n.  p.,  n.  d.     12°.    — 4236 

Reculver,  England.     Columns  of  Reculver 

church.    2  pp.  1  pi.    (Archaeol.  Cant.  v.  3, 1860,  p.  135.) 

Recurring  monthly  periods  of  the  at- 
mospheric actions.    Webster,  W.  H.  B. 

—2485 
Red  Abbeystead,  Roman  remains  at  the. 

6  pp.  1  pi.  Smith,  J.  A.  (Soc.  of  antlq.  Scotl.  Archaeol. 
Scot.  V.  4,  1857,  p.  422.) 

Red  Rook,  The,  v.  1.  Kennedy,  J.  P., 
and  Cruse,  P.  H.  2297 

Red  book  of  Michigan.    Lanman,  C. 

3592 
Red  cross  of  Rurgundy.  25  pp.  {Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  4,  1834,  p.  640.) 

Red  £agle.    See  Weatherford.  W. 
Red  Fiiilay  of  the  Deer.    6  pp.    {Era- 
ser's Mag.  V.  'M,  1846,  p.  166.) 

Red  Indian  revenge  raid.  5  pp.  Pater- 
son,  A.  H.    (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  47,  1883,  p.  464.) 

Red  inn  of  Andernach.    35  pp.  -{Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  3,  1834,  p.  632 ;  v.  4, 1834,  p.  79.) 

Red  Jacket,  or  Sagoyewatha.     1751-1830. 

Reply  to  Samuel  Dexter;  Defence  of  Stiff-armed 
George;  Reply  to  Mr.  Cram.  7  pp.  (Moore,  F.,  Am. 
eloquence,  v.  1,  pp.  426,  427,  429.) 

HuBBARD.  J.  N.     Account  of  Sa-go-ye- 

wat-ha,  or  Red  Jacket  and  his  people,  1750- 
1830.     1886.     (Munsell,  J.,  Hist.  S.  No.  13.) 

Stone,  W.  L.     Life  and  times  of  Sa-go- 

ye-wat-ha,  or  Red  Jacket.     1866. 

Guerngey,  A.  H.    The  Red  Jacket  medal.    4  pp. 

{Harper's  Mag.  v.  32,  1866,  p.  323.)— Sketch  of  Red 
jacket.    4  pp.    (Moore,  F.,  Am.  eloquence,  v.  2,  p.  433.) 

See  also  N.  Y.  Rev.  v.  9, 1841,  p.  615. 

Red  man  and    the  white  man    in  North 

America.     Ellis,  G.  E.  1613 

Red  rapparee.  The.  24  pp.   {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  9, 1837,  p.  318.) 


RED  RIVER 


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Red  river,  Louisiana.  Marcy,  Maj.-Gen. 
R.  B..  and  McClellan,  Gen.  G.  B.  Explora- 
tion of  the  Red  river  in  1852.  1853.  ( U.  S. 
33  Cong.  2  sess.  Exec.  doc.  No.  54. ) 

-  Keudall,  G.  W.  Capt.  R.  B.  Marcy'9  exploration. 
30  pp.  (In  liis  Narrative  of  the  Texan  Sante  Fe  exjjed. 
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la  rlvifere  Rouge  de  la  Loulsiaue.  24  pp.  {Hev.  contemp. 
1857,  V.  2,  p.  5-il.) 

Red  river,  of  the  North.  Douglas,  T..  5 
Earl  of  Selkirk.  Statement  respecting  [his] 
settlement  of  Kildonan.  upon  the  Red  river, 
in  North  America.  1817.  [With  his  Sketch 
of  the  British  fur.  trade. ) 

HuYSHE,  Capt.  G.  L.  Red  river  expe- 
dition.    1871. 

Narrative  of  occurrences  in  the  Indian 

countries  of  North  America,  since  the  con- 
nexion of  the  Earl  of  Selkirk  with  the  Hud- 
son's Bay  Company  .  ,  .  1817.  {With  Notice 
respecting  the  boundary,  etc.) 

Chetlain,  A.  L.    Red  river  colony.    9  pp.    {Harper's 

Mag.  V.  58,  lh79,  p.  17.)— Douglas,  T.,  5  Earl  of  Selkirk. 
Letter  to  the  Earl  of  Liverpool  ...  on  the  subject  ol 
the  Red  river  settlement,  in  North  America.  '208  pp. 
( IFiVA Notice  respecting  the  boundary,  etc.)— Hallock, 
C.  Red  river  trail.  36  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  IS,  185^, 
p.  602;  V.  19,  1859,  p.  37.)— Lamothe,  H.  de.  Excur- 
Biou  au  Canada  et  a  la  rivifere  Rouge  du  Nord.  112  pp. 
{Tour  du  Monde,  v.  30,  1875,  p.  97;  v.  35, 1878,  p.  225.)— 
Narrative  of  tlie  Red  river  expedition  [1870]. 
57  pp.  (Blackwond's  Mug.  v.  108,  1870,  p.  704 ;  v.  109, 1871, 
pp.  48,  164.)— People  of  tbe  Red  river.  8  pp. 
{Harper's  Mag.  v.  18,  1859.  p.  169.)— Riddell,  H.  S.  H. 
Red  river  expedition  of  1870.  40  pp.  (Quebec  Lit.  and 
Hist.  Soc.  Gratis,  n.  s.  pt.  8,  1871,  p.  97.)— Strachaii,  J. 
Letter  to  Douglas,  on  his  settlement  at  the  Red  river. 
76  pp.  (Douglas,  T.,  5  Earl  of  Selkirk,  Sketch  of  the 
British  fur  trotte.)— Van  Dyke,  H.,  Jr.  Red  river  ot 
the  North.  17  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  60, 1880,  p.  801.)— 
Visit  to  Red  river.  7  pp.  (Z/orper's  J/dj;.  v.  13,1856, 
p.  665.1 

Red  Rover,  The.    Ckwper,  J.  F.  1274 

Red  sea.  Arrianus,  of  Xicomedeia.  Ars 
tactica,  acies  contra  alanos.  periplus  ponti 
Euxini,  periplus  maris  Erythraei.     1683. 

Vincent,  W.    Periplus  of  the  Erythrean 

sea.     1807. 

Note. — It  forms  vol.  2  of  his  Commerce  and  naviga- 
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Abulfeda,  I.    Description  of  the  sea  of  Kolzum 

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pp.  (lust,  de  France,  Acad.  Jnscript.  Hist.  v.  35,  1770, 
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scrlptlo  maris  Rubri.  5  pp.  (Matthaeus,  A.,  Vet.  aevi 
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seu  maris  Rubii  itiuerarlum.  31  pp.  (Matthaeus,  A., 
Vet.  aeci  analect.  v.  2,  p.  213.)— Dnbois-Ayme,  (— ). 
M6molre  sur  les  ancleunes  limites  de  la  mer  Rouge. 
53  pp.  (DescHpl.  de  I'Egypte,  v.  U,  p.  371;  v.  18,  pt.  1, 
p.  341.)— GeoflTroy-Saiut-Hilaire,  I.  Hlstoire  na- 
turelle  des  poissons  de  la  mer  Rouge  et  de  la  Medi- 
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Malcolmson.  J.  G.  Note  on  the  saltness  of  the  Red 
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(Purchas,  S.,  His pilgrimes,  v.  5,  p.  582.)— Voyage  to  the 
Red  sea.  30  pp.  (Green,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  360.)— 
Helmans,  R.  F.  H.,  Freiherr  von.  Das  Rothe  Meer 
und  die  kuestenlaender  im  jahre  1857  in  handels- 
politlscher  beziehung.  51  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  ge- 
sells.  Zeits.  v.  12, 1858,  p.  391.)— Passage  of  the  Red 
sea.  5  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  13,  1839,  p.  660.)— 
Reinaud,  J.  T.  Memoire  sur  le  P^riple  de  la  mer 
Erylhr^e.  53  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Mim. 
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marl  Rubro.  61  pp.  (In  hU  Dissertat.  miscel.  v.  1,  p.  57.) 
— Rozlfcre,  (— ).  De  la  g^ographie  compar6e  et  de 
1  ancien  6tat  des  cStes  de  la  mer  Rouge.  139  pp. 
(DescHpt.  de  I'Egypte,  v.  6,  p.  251.)— Saris,  J.  Voyage 
to  the  Red  sea,  the  Molukkos,  and  Japan,  in  1611.  46 
pp.  (Green,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  451.)— Scbwaubeck, 
K.  a.  Ueber  den  periplus  des  Erythraeischen  meere#. 
80  pp.     (Kheinisch.  mus.  n.  8.  v.  7,  1850,  pp.  321,  481.) 

See  also  Quart.  Rev.  v.  2, 1809,  p.  88. 
Pabt  IV.— 130. 


Red  sunsets.  The.    8  pp.    Shaler,  N.  S. 

(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  53,  1884,  p.  475.) 

Red  ties.    5  pp.    Kebbel,  T.  E.    {Mac7nil- 

lan's  Mag.  v.  24,  1871,  p.  370.) 

Redden,  Laura  C.  See  Searing,  Mrs.  L.  C.  R. 

Re<ldie,  James,  LL.  D.  Circa  1773-1853. 
Historical  view  of  the  law  of  maritime  com- 
merce.    Edinburgh,  1841.     8°.  —2396 

Inquiries  in  international  law,  public  and 

private.    2  ed.    Edinburgh,  1851.    8°.    —1316 

Redding^,  Benjamin  Barnard.  Stearns,  R. 
E.  C.  Remarks  occasioned  by  the  death  of 
Benjamin  B.  Redding.     [1882.] 

Redding,  Cyrus.  1785-1870.  Fifty  years' 
recollections,  literary  and  pei"sonal,  with 
observations  on  men  and  things.  2  and  re- 
vised ed.  London,  1858.  3  v.  p.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  57,  1858,  p.  242.)     2227 

History  and  description  of  modern  wines. 

3  ed.     London,  1860.     p.  8".     (Bohn,  H.  G., 
Illustr.  Libr. )  —3737 

Literary  reminiscences  and  memoirs  of 

Thomas  Campbell.    London,  1860.    2  v.  12°. 

4881 

Personal  reminiscences  of  eminent  men. 

London,  1867.     3  v.  8°.  3843 

Contents. 
Bozzelli,  F.  V.  1.  Matthews,  H.  v.  1. 

Cochrane,  T., 10  £ari  of  Dun-    Miller,  Gen.  W.  v.  1. 


donald,  v.  2. 

Dufour,  Mne.  M.  A.  J.  G.  v.  1. 

Du  Roure,  8.  de  B.  G.,  Mar- 
quis, V.  3. 

Egestorff,  G.  H.  C.  v.  2. 

Foscolo,  N.  U.  V.  1. 


Moles  worth.  Sir  W.  v.  2. 
Morgan,  Lady  S.  O.  v.  3. 
Murray,  Rev.  3.  v.  3. 
Napier,  Sir  W.  v.  3. 
Oldrey,  Capt.  v.  3. 
Pepe,  Gen.  G.  v.  3. 


Fox,  H.  R.  v.,  Lord  Holland,    Polwhele,  Rev.  R.  v,  1. 


V.  1. 

Graham,  W.  G.  v.  2. 
Hunt,  J.  H.  L.  V.  2. 
Hunter,  J.  D.  v.  3. 


Pringle,  T.  v.  3. 
Santa  Rosa,  S.,  Conte  di,  v.  1. 
Suchet,  L.  G.,  Due  d'Albu- 
fera,  v.  2. 


Jervis,  J.,  Earl  of  St.  Vincent,    Talfourd,  Sir  T.  N.  v.  2 


V.  3 
Langles,  L.  M.  v.  1. 
Llddiard,  Rev.  W.  v.  1 

Littleton,  E.  3. .Baron  Hather-    White,  Rep.  B.  v.  3. 
Wyse,  Sir  T.  ▼.  1 


Tench,  Gen.  W.  v.  3. 
Wellesley,  A.,  Duke  of  Wel- 
lington, V.  2. 


ton,  V.  3. 
Mackintosh,  Sir  J.  v.  2. 

All's  well  that  ends  Mrell.    10  pp.    (Rev.  of  in 

Dublin  Cniv.  Mag.  v.  60,  1862,  p.  483.)— Velasco,  or 
memoirs  of  a  page.  5  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Eraser's  Mag. 
v.  33,  1846,  p.  456.) 

Rede,  William  Leman.   The  Rake's  progress, 

a  melo-drama.  51  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theal. 
V.  10.) 

Rede.  See  also  Read.— Reade.— Reed.— Reid. 
Rede  me  and  l»e  nott  wrothe.    Roy, 

W.,  and  Barlowe,  J.     (Arber,  E.,  Eeprints.) 

2127 
Redeemed  captive   returning  to  Zion. 

Williams,  J.  1658 

Redemption,  a  poem.   25  pp.   Brooke,  H., 

Poet,  works,  v.  1,  p.  433. 

Redemption  or  salvation. 

Eberhard,  J.  A.  Neue  apologie  des  So- 
krates,  oder  untersuchung  der  lehre  von  der 
seligkeit  der  heiden.     1787.  2  v. 

Edwards,   J.     Observations  concerning 

the  scripture  oeconomy  of  the  Trinity  and 
covenant  of  redemption.     1880. 

Kurtz,  J.  H.    In  his  Manual  of  sacred 

history.     Tr.  by  C.  F.  Schaeffer.     1862. 

Mainlaender,   p.     Philosophie  der  er- 

loesung.     1876. 

Shinn,  a.    Essay  on  the  plan  of  salvatioii. 

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Stoddard,  S.    Safety  of  appearing  at  the 

day  of  judgment,  in  the  righteousness  of 
Christ,  opened  and  applied.     1804. 

Barro-w,  I.     Doctrine    ot    universal   redemption 

asserted  and  explained.  98  pp.  (Theol.  works,  v.  i,  p. 
273.)— Becon,  T.  News  out  of  heaven,  tooth  pleasant 
and  joyful.  2i  pp.  (Early  works,  p.  35:  Parker  Sac] — 
Brastow,  L.  O.  Provision  and  method  of  salvation. 
19  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  41, 1882,  p.  751.)— Broiigli- 
toM,  H.  Two  little  works  defensive  of  our  redemp- 
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Keasonable  soul  of  man;  and  of  his  most  certain  sal- 
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Decades,  v.  4,  pp.  1,  365:  Park'er  5oc.)— Bnnyan,  J. 
Come  and  welcome  to  Jesus  Christ.  60pp.  (Works, 
V.  1,  p.  240.)— Holy  war,  made  by  Shaddai  upon  Dlabo- 
lus,  for  the  regaining  of  the  meti'opolis  of  the  world ; 
"Water  of  life;  or,  a  discourse  showing  the  richness 
and  glory  of  the  grace  and  spirit  of  the  gospel.  151  pp. 
(Works,  V.  3,  pp.  245,  538.)— Clirlst  dying  for  sins 
of  meu  tlie  fonndation  of  the  Christian 
superstructure.  20  pp.  (New  Englander,  \.2\,1S&2, 
p.  485.)  —  Christ's  bodily  presence,  and  the 
ivorld's  conversion.  27  pp.  (New  Englander,  \.  15, 
1857,  p.  274.)— Clemens,  T.  F.,  Bp.  of  Alexandria.  Liber 
Quis  dives  salvetur.  [Gr.  el  Lat.]  25  pp.  (Mlgne,  J. 
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Beden  und  abbaiidliingen.    Grimm, 
J.  L.,  Kldnere  schriften,  v.  1.  —3158 


Beden-£^beck,  Friedrich  Johann,  Frei- 
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—2347 

Redfleld,  James  W.  Comparative  physiog- 
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Redfleld,  William  Charles.  1789-1857. 
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the  history  and  causes  of  steamboat  explo- 
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5934 

Falrcliild,  H.  Le  R.    William  C.  Redfleld.    6  pp. 

(In  his  Hist,  of  N.  Y.  Acad,  of  Sci.  p.  76.)— Redfleld's 
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Rev.  v.  6, 1839,  p.  269.) 

Redford,  John.  16  cent.  Moral  play  of  wit 
and  science,  and  early  poetical  miscellanies. 
From  an  unpub.  MS.  Ed.  by  James  Orchard 
Halliwell.     London,  1848.   8°.  {Shakes. Soc.) 

3384 

Play  of  wit  and  science.    3  pp.    {Bell,  B,.,  Songs 

from  the  dramatists,  p.  37.) 

Redgauntlet.    2  v. 

ley  novels,  v.  35,  36. 
Redgrave,  Frances. 

C.    Frances  Redgrave.     2 
artists,  v.  2,  p.  239.) 

Redgrave,  Samuel, 
catalogue    of    the    historical    collection    of 
water-colour  paintings   in  the  South  Ken- 
sington Museum.    London,  1877.   8°.   —1753 

Dictionary    of    artists    of    the    English 

school:  painters,  sculptors,  architects,  en- 
gravers, and  ornamentists :  with  notices  of 
their  lives  and  works.    London,  1874.     8°. 

—1714 

Redlioiise,  James  William,  LL.D.  English 

and  Turkish  dictionary,  in  2  parts,  English 

and   Turkish,   and    Turkish    and    English. 

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Contents. 
English  and  Turkish,  v.  1.    Turkish  and  English,  v.  2. 

Grammaire  de  la  langue  ottomane,  suivie 

d'un  appendice  contenaut  I'analyse  d'un 
morceau  de  composition  ottomane  ou  sont 
demontrees  les  diff erentes  regies  auxquelles 
les  mots  sont  assuiettis.     Paris,  1846.    8°. 

—2143 

Simplified  grammar  of  the  Ottoman- 
Turkish  language.  London,  1884.  12°.  (Rost, 
R.,  Truebner''s  Coll.  of  simplified  grammars, 
V.  9.)  —2147 

Diary  of  H.  M.  the  Shah  of  Persia,  during 

his  tour  through  Europe  in  A.  D.  1873.  See 
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Redi,  Francesco.  1626-95.  Opere.  Venezia, 
1742-60.     7  V.  in  3,  sm.  4°.  —1194 

Contents.  Esperionze  lutorno  a  quell'  acqua,  che 
sldlce.chestagnasubltotultiquanti  I  flussl  dlsangue, 
che  sgorgano  daquaLsIsla  parte  del  corpo,  v.  2.— Osser- 
vazioul  intoruo  agll  aulmall  vlveutl  ...  v.  1.— 


Scott,  Sir  W.,  Waver- 

1268 

Needham,  Mrs.  E.  O. 

pp.     {In  her  Eng.  female 

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Arianna  infernia.  dltirambo ;  anaotazionl  de'  A. 
M.  Salvinl  e  G.  Biauchlui,  v.  7.— Bacco  li»  Toscana, 

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nomo,  G.  C.  Osservazionl  intorno  a'  pelllcelli  del 
corpo  umauo.  v.  1. — Cestoni,  G.  Lettera  al  Slg.  An- 
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Etiniologie  italiane,  v.  2— Osservazioai  Intorno  a 
quelle  gocciole,  e  flli  dl  vetro,  die  rotte  in  qualslsla 
parte,  tutte  quante  si  stritolano,  v.  2.— Esperienze  in- 
torno a  diverse  cose  naturali,  e  particolarmente  a 
quelle,  che  cl  son  portate  daU'  Indie,  v.  2.— Esperi- 
enze intorno  alia  generazlou  degl'  iusettl.  v.  1. — 
JLiettere,  v.  2,  4,  5.— Lettera  intorno  all'  Invenzlone 
degli  occhiaJI,  v.  2.— Piatt,  T.  Lettera  d'alcune 
esperienze  intorno  al  veleno  delle  vipere,  v.  2.— Glunta 
di  varie  poesie,  v.  3,  7.— Esperienze  intorno  a'  Sail 
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cune  opposizionl  fatte  aile  sue  osserrazloni  intorno 
alio  vipere,  v.  2. 

Opere.    Milano,  1809-11.    9  v.  8°.    —1107 

Note. — Contents  the  same  &s  the  preceding. 

Voci,  maniere  di  dire,  e  ozzervazioni. 

See  Pasta,  A. 

Sonetti.  3  pp.   (Glronl,  E.,  Rauxolta  Urici  ildl.  p.  151.) 

Niceron.  J.  P.    M6m.  des  bommes,  v.  3. — Salvlui, 

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(Ed.)     Calendar  of  treasury  papers,  1556- 

1719,  preserved  in  H.  M.  Public  Record 
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Bedpatta,  James.  1833—.  Guide  to  Hayti. 
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Talks  about  Ireland.     New  York,  1881. 

12=.  2586 

Redskins,  The.    Cooper,  J.  F.  1275 

Redslob,  Gustav  Moritz.     1804-83.    TJeber 

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Redteiibacher,  Ludwig.     1814—.     Cole- 

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Redteubacher,  Rudolph.    Baldassare  Pe- 

ruzzi ;  Loon  Battista  Alberli.  43  pp.  (Dohme,  R., 
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Rednction  of  Ireland  to  the  crown  of 
England.     Borlace.  E.  2577 

Rednction  of  the  observations  of 
planets  made  at  the  Royal  Observatory, 
Greenwich,  from  1750  to  1830.  under  the 
Buperintendance  of  George  Biddell  Airy. 
London.  1845.    4°.  —2422 

Rednction  of  the  observations  of 
tlie  moon,  made  at  the  Royal  Observatory, 
Greenwich,  from  1750  to  1830,  under  the 
superintendance  of  George  Biddell  Airy. 
London .  1848.     2  v.  4°.  —2423 

Rednsio  da  Quero,  Andrea.     14  ce^it. 

Chroulcon  Tarvlslnum,  1363-1423.  69  pp.  (Muratorl, 
L.  A.,  Rer.  ItcU.  script,  v.  19,  p.  735.) 


Redwitz-Schnioelz,  Oskar,  Freiherr  von. 
1823—.  Amaranth.  28  aufl.  Mainz,  1873. 
16°.  2357 

Das    lied  vom   neuen  deutschen  reich. 

Berlin,  1871.     12°.  2356 

Chants  d'amonr,  tr.  par  R.  Werro.    10  pp.    (Bib- 

lioth.  unir.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p§r.  y.  17. 1863,  p.  599.) — Holy 
ste-fvardslilp.  3  pp.  (Publin  Cniv.  Mag.  y.  52,  1858, 
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Xaremberg.  95  pp.  (Bibliolh.  univ.  et  rev.  tuiste.  n. 
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Tr.  by  H.  W.  Cabell.  1  p.  (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  11. 1S13, 
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Gallier,  A.  de.    Oscar  de  Red witz.    31pp.    (Cbrrei- 

pondant,  v.  37,  1856,  p.  516.1— Taillandler,  St.  B.  La 
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R^e,  Anton.  Wanderungen  eines  zeitgenos- 
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Reeek,  Adolph.  1845—.  De  CatuUianorum 
carminum  re  grammatica  et  metrica.  Vratis- 
laviae,  1872.     8°.  3244 

Reed,   Andrew,  D.  D.,  and  Matheson, 

James,  D.  D.  Narrative  of  the  visit  to  the  American 
churches.  21  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Am.  Quart.  Rev.  y.  IS, 
1835,  p.  190 ;  Prater's  Mag.  y.  12,  18.^5,  pp.  464.  575 ;  xY. 
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Reed  and  MalhjBSon.  11  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  y.  19,  1836, 
p.  257.) 

Reed,  Sir  Edward  James.  1830-.  Japan  : 
its  history,  traditions,  and  religions.  With 
the  narrative  of  a  visit  in  1879.  London, 
1880.    2  V.  8°.  3416 

Shipbuilding  in  iron  and  steel.  A  prac- 
tical treatise,  giving  full  details  of  construc- 
tion, processes  of  manufacture,  and  building 
arrangements  ;  with  results  of  experiments 
on  iron  and  steel,  and  on  the  strength  and 
watertightness  of  riveted  work.  London, 
1869.     8°.  —2763 

Forms  of  ships.  26  pp.    (Inst  of  Civil  Engineers, 

Hydro-mechanics,  p.  183.) 

Reed,  Henry,  LL.  D.    1808-54.    Lectuies  on 

English  history  and  tragic  poetry,  as  illustr. 

by  Shakspeare.     Phila.  1859.     p.  8°.         1568 
.  Lectures    on     English    literature,    from 

Chaucer  to  Tennyson.     Phila.  1860.    p.  8°. 

2247 
Lectures   on  the  British  iK)ets.      Phila. 

1858-60.     2  V.  p.  8°.  1376 

Ijife  of  Joseph  Reed.    231  pp.    (Sparks,  J.,  Am. 

biog.  2  8.  v.  8,  p.  209;  Rev.  of  in  iV.  Am.  Rev.  y.  65, 1847, 
p.  441.) 

liife,    character,   and  -works    of  R.      19  pp. 

(SoutUrn  Rev.  y.  1, 1867,  p.  412.) 

Reed,  Adj.-Gen.  Joseph.  1741-85.  Remarks 
on  a  late  publication  in  the  Independent 
Gazetteer;  withashortaddresstothe  people 
of  Pennsylvania,  on  the  many  libels  and 
slanders  which  have  lately  appeared  against 
the  author.  Phila.  1783.  8°.  {Beed  and 
Cadwalader  pamph . )  1 633 

Reed,  W.  B.    Life  and  correspondence 

of  Joseph  Reed.     1847,  2  v. 

Ueed,  H.    Life  of  R.    231  pp.    (Sparks,  J.,  Am.  biog. 

2  s.  V.  8,  p.  209.) 

Reed,  Rebecca  Theresa.       Narrative    of  6 

months'  residence  in  a  convent.  31  pp.  (Rev.  of  in 
Dublin  Rev.  v.  1, 1836,  p.  313.)  , 

Reed,  Sampson.  Observations  on  the  growth 

of  the  mind.  8  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Chr.  Exam.  y.  3,  1826, 
p.  418.) 

Reed,  Samuel  Rockwell.  Vicksburg  cam- 
paign, and  the  battles  about  Chattanooga  .  . . 
in  1862-63.    Cincinnati,  1882.    8°.  2643 


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Reed,  Talbot  Baines.  History  of  the  old 
English  letter  foundries,  with  notes,  his- 
torical and  bibliographical,  on  the  rise  and 
progress  of  English  typography,  London, 
1887.     4°.  W.42 

Beed,  Thomas  Allen.  1826—.  Reporter's 
guide.     London,  n.  d.     12°.  —2174 

Reed,  William,  Jr.  Offices  of  the  president, 
dean,  and  secretary.  3  pp.  (Vallle,  F.  O.,  and  Clark, 
H.  A.,  Harvard  book,  v.  1,  p.  109.) 

Reed,  William  Bradford,  LL.  D.  1806-76. 
Life  and  correspondence  of  Joseph  Reed. 
Phila.  1847.     2  v.  8°.  3883 

Memories  of  familiar  books.  With  a  me- 
moir of  the  author,  ed.  by  Manton  Marble. 
New  York,  1876.     12°.  2265 

Contents.  American  history.— Antograplis. — 
Blackstoiie. — Boliiigbi'ofce.— Books  of  (ravel. 
—Clarendon.— William  Cobbett.— Memories  of  the 
East.- Junius.— Slarble,  M.    Memoir  of  K.— The 

Napiers.  —  Novels:  Defoe  to  Thackeray. — Lord 
Falmerstou.  —  The   Prayer  book. —  (^uolation 

books.— Henry  Rcetl.— Walter  Scott.— Sermons  : 
Barrow  to  Manning.— The  Stuai-t  books.— Swift.- 
Tbackeray. — The  Theatre. 

Marble,  M.    Memoir  of  K.    11  pp.    (Eeed,  W.  B., 

Memories  of  familiar  books,  p.  v.) 

Reed.  See  also  Read. — Reade. — Rede. — Reid. 
Reed  and  Cadwalader  paiuplilets. 

Reprint,  with  an  appendix.  Phila.  1863. 
8°.  1633 

Contents.  Caclwalader,  J.  Reply  to  Gen.  Joseph 
Reed's  Remarks,  on  a  late  ijublication  In  the  Inde- 
pendent Gazetteer,  with  some  observations  on  his  ad- 
dress to  the  people  of  Peun.sylvania. — Reed,  J.  Re- 
marks on  a  late  publication  In  the  Independent 
Gazetteer;  with  a  short  address  to  the  people  of  Penn- 
sylvania, on  the  many  libels  and  slanders  which  have 
lately  appeared  against  the  author. 

Reeder,  Charles.  1817—.  Caloric.  A  re- 
view of  the  dynamical  theory  of  heat.  Balti- 
more, 1887.     p.  8°.  —1528 

Reedtz,  Holger  Christian.  1800-57.  Dan- 
marks  og  Sverrigs  forblndelse  til  de  neutralehaudels- 
rettigheders  beskyttelse  1  aarene  1690  til  1693.  58  pp. 
[Skandin.  Htleratursehkab,  v.  21,  p.  99.) 

Reedyrill.    148  pp.    {Dem.  Rev.  v.  28, 1851, 

p.  532;  V.  29,  1851,  pp.  33,  142,  225,  337,  417,  529;  v.  30, 
1852,  p.  252.) 

Reelaiid,  Adrian.    See  Reland,  A. 
Reelfoot  lake.     Sbaler,  N.  S.     Reelfoot 

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Rees,  Abraham,  Z).  D.  1744-1825.  Cyclo- 
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n.  d.    41  V.  4°,  and  pi.,  6  v.  4°.  R.41 

Contents. 

Maglclan-Mboteley,  v.  23. 


A-Alzum,  V.  1. 

Am-Arkwrlght,  v.  2< 

Arl-Iiarnera,  v.  3. 

Barnes-Blast,  v.  4. 

Blast-Buulus,  v.  6. 

Bunker's      Hill 
clerk,  V.  6. 

Cnptnlnry-Chan-Cban,  v.  7. 

Chance-Classiflcatlon,  v.  8. 

Classincatlon  -  Condemna- 
tion, V.  9. 

Condensatlon-Cranmer,    v. 
10. 

Crannlchfeld-Cegree,  v.  11. 

Degree-Duck,  v.  12. 

Duck-Eplctetus,  V.  13. 

Epicurean.s- Fence,  v.  14. 

Foncc-Frederlc,  v.  15. 

Frederlc-Gtbraleon,  v.  IC. 

Glbraltar-Gyp80phlla,v.  17. 

Gypsum-Hookah,  v.  18. 

Hooke-Inse,  v.  19. 

Insects-Kzlkon,  v.  20. 

L-Llndy,  r.  21. 

Llue-Magical,  t.  22. 


Meaco-Monsoon,  v.  24. 

Monster-New  Tliames.v.  25. 

Newtou-Ox-feet,  v.  20. 

Oxford-Perl i)lysls,  v.  27. 
Captain's    Perlpneumony-Plasher,  v. 
28. 

Plashlng-Prosopolopsla,  v. 
29. 

Prosopopoeia-Refrangible, 
V.  30. 

Refrnnglbility-Ros,  v.  31. 

Rosa-Siitiircia,  v.  32. 

Saturu-Sheppey,  v.  33. 

Slicpreve-Sparaxis,  v.  34. 

Sparenberg-Stuart,  v.  35. 

Stuart- Testaceous,  v.  36. 

Te8tament-Tropatena,v.  87. 

Trope-Vltolz,  v.  38. 

Vltex-Water,  v.  39. 

Water-YamanchaliUBkol,  v. 
40. 

yamasca-Zytomlcra.  —  Ad- 
denda, A-ZolllkolTer,  V.41. 


Plates. 
Agriculture- Astronomical    Navigation-Writing  by  cl- 

instruments,  V.  1.  pher.v.  4. 

Basso  relievo-Horology, V.  2.    Natural  history,  v.  5. 
Hydraulics-Naval  architec-    Ancient  and  modern  atlas, 

ture,  V.  3.  V.  6. 

Rees,  J.  Ruutz.  Horace  Vernet.  London, 
1880.     12°.     {Illustr.  biog.  of  great  artists.) 

3841 

Paul  Delaroche.    31pp.    (lFi</4  Ws  Horace  Vernet, 

p.  53.) 

Rees,  James.  1802—.  Life  of  Edwin  Forrest, 
with  reminiscences  and  personal  recollec- 
tions.    Phila.  1874.     12°.  3886 

Rees,  Mary  J.   J.      Sonnet.      Hope.      1   p. 

(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  53,  1856,  p.  2i>2.) 

Rees,  Thomas.  History  of  Protestant  non- 
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present  time.     London,  1861.     8°.        —1287 

Reese,  David  Meredith,  M.  D.  1800-61. 
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prevailed  in  a  part  of  the  city  of  Baltimore. 
Baltimore,  1819.     12°.  —3777 

Phrenology  known  by  its  fruits,  being  a 

brief  review  of  Dr.  Brigham's  late  work, 
entitled  "Observations  on  the  influence  of 
religion  upon  the  health  and  physical  wel- 
fare of  mankind. "    New  York,  1836.     12°. 

1798 

Plain  and  practical  treatise  on  the  epi- 
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New  York,  in  the  summer  of  1832  ...  To 
which  is  added  by  way  of  appendix,  a  brief 
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Supplementary  appendix  to  the  surgical 

dictionary  of  Samuel  Cooper.  New  York, 
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Scott,  Sir  W.    Clara  Reeve.    12  pp.    (Miscel.  works, 

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(jfV. )    Democracy  in  America.    See  Toc- 

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Keeves,  Boleyne.      Sonatas   and  pastorals 

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References  to  the  history  of  presiden- 
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Reform  der  verwaltungs-organisa- 
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Reform  schools.  See  Reformatory  edu- 
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letters  and  the  reformation.    22  pp.    (Brownson's 
Quart.  Rev.  N.  Y.  8.  v.  1, 1836,  p.  173.) 
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Bohemia. 

Berqer,  W.    Johannes  Hus  und  Koenig 
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HOEFLER, K.  A. K.,i2z^^ervon.  Geschicht- 

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Tlie  same.     {Fontes  rer.  Austriac.  1  abth. 
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Hus,  J.    In  his  Lettres.     1846. 

Lenfant,  J.     Histoire  de  la  guerre  des 

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Palacky,  F.    Urkundliche  beitraege  zur 

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Pescheck,  C.  a.     Geschichte  der  gegen- 

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See  also  Hns,  J. 

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Laval,  E.  A.     Compendious  history  of 

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Marsh,  Mrs.  A.  C.     Protestant  refor- 
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MiCHELET,  J.     Reforme.     1855.     [In  his 

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PUAUX,  N.  A.  F.     Histoire  de  la  refor- 
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Smedley,  E.     History  of  the  reformed 

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— •  Articles  respondns  par  le  roy  en  son  consell 
prlv6,8ur  la  requeste  presenlee  par  pluaiours  liabl- 
tans  de  la  vllle  de  Bourdeaux  et  Seneschaulceo  do 
Guyeune,  sur  le  falct  do  la  religion  qu'ou  diet  rC-for- 
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1  8.  V.  0,  p.  269.)— Declaration,  et  protestation 
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I'ont  meu  de  prendro  les  armes,  pour  la  dfifeuse  et 
tuition  doa  Sgllsea  rfitormfiea  de  France.  52  pp.  (La- 
falst,  L.,  Archiv.  de  I'hist.  de  France,  1  B.  v.  10,  p.  1.)— 
Failure  of  the  French  reformation.  28  pp. 
(Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  58, 1873,  p.  1.) 
See  also  Farel,  G. 

Germany. 

Bachman,  J.  Defence  of  Luther  and  the 
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Beard,  C.     Hibberi  lectures,  1883.    The 

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FOERSTEMANN,   K.   E.     Archiv  fuer  die 

geschichte  der  kirchlichen  reformation. 
1831. 

Gruenhagen,  R.   C.     Hussitenkaempfe 

der  Schlesier,  1420-35.     1872. 

Hagen,    K.      Deutschlands    literarische 

und  religioese  verhaeltnisse  im  refor- 
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Hagenbach,  K.  R.  History  of  the  refor- 
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JuNCKER,  C.     Das  guldene  und  silberne 

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Kampschulte,  F.W.   Universitaet  Erfurt 

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Krauth,  C.  p.   Conservative  reformation 

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Loescher,   V.   E.     Kurtze  rettung  der 

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Vollstaendige  I'eformations-acta  und 

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Luther,  M.     Opera  Latina  varii  argu- 

menti,  ad  reformationis  historian!  imprimis 
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Reformations  -  historische      deutsche 

schriften.  1830,  3  v.  {Saemmt.  werke,  v. 
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Saemmtliche  werke,  v.  31.     1842. 

Marheineke,    p.    K.      Geschichte    der 

deutschen  reformation,     1831-34,  4  v. 

Mead,  E.  D.    Martin  Luther,  a  study  of 

reformation.    1884. 

Melanchthon,    p.      Epistolae,    judicia, 

consilia,  .  .  .  collegit  Henricus  Eruestus 
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Merle  d'Aubigne,  J.  H.    History  of  tha 

great  reformation  of  the  16  century  in  Ger- 
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Myconius,    F.      Historia    reformationis 

vom  jahr  Christi  1517  bis  1542.     1715, 

Neudecker,  J,  C,  G,  {Ed.)    Merkwuer- 

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(Ed.)     Neue  beitraege  zur  geschichte 

der  reformation  .  .  .     1841,  2  v,  in  1. 

Ranke,  L,  von.     Deutsche  geschichte  im 

zeitalter  der  reformation.     1873,  6  v. 

History  of  the  reformation  in  Ger- 
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Seebohm,  F.  Era  of  the  Protestant  revo- 
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Sleidan,  J.     De  statu  religionis  et  rei- 

publicae  Carolo  Quinto  Caesare  commen- 
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Histoire  de  la  reformation,     1781,  3  y. 

Spalatinus,  G.    Annates  reformationis 

.  .  .     1718, 

Spalding,  M.  J,,  Abp.  of  Baltimore.  His- 
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Strauss,  D.F.    /n /its  Ulrich  von  Hutten. 

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vom  anfang  und  erster  fortgang  der  refor- 
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VlLLERS,  C.  F.  D.  de.     Essay  on  the  spirit 

and  influence  of  the  reformation  by  Luther. 
1S05. 

Bericht  elneg  anhaengers  der  Intherlsclieii 

parte!  ueber  den  autruhr  von  1525.  11  pp.  {Script. 
rer.  Prussic.  v.  5,  p.  577.) — Dobbert,  E.  Die  monu- 
meutale  darstellung  der  reformation  durch  Rietschel 
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1870,  p.  41.)— Drnffel,  A.  von.  Der  Elsaesser  Augus- 
Unermoench  Johannes  Hoffnieister  und  seine  korres- 
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pando.  60  pp.  (Munich  Acad,  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  51 ; 
But.  cUuse,  V.  14,  pt.  1,  1878,  p.  135.)— Ferber,  E. 
Chronik  von  1511-25.  15  pp.  {Script,  rer.  Prutsic.  v.  5, 
p.  529.)— German  reformation  and  its  times. 
38  pp.  {Dublin  Rev.  v.  18,  1845,  p.  2S4.j— Henry  VHI, 
King  of  England.  Epistolae  adversus  Lutherum.  9  pp. 
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geschlchte  des  aufruhrs  von  1525.  1  p.  {Script,  rer. 
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16  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  39,  1869,  p.  91.)— Leo  X,  Pope, 
Bulla  contra  errores  Martini  Luthori  et  sequacium 
cum  Hutteni  glossis.  34  pp.  (Hutten,  V.  von.  Opera, 
V.  5,  p.  301.) — liUther,  M.  Deutsche  antwort  auf 
Eoenlg  Heinrlchs  von  England  buch,  1.522.  45  pp. 
{Saemmt.  xcerke,  v.  28,  p.  343.)— Latber  and  tbe  re- 
formation. 30  pp.  {Brovmson's  Quart.  Rev.  3  s.  v.  3, 
1855,  p.  61.)— Sleblmann,  J.  Zur  gesctaichte  des  aul- 
ruhrs  von  1525.  3  pp.  {Script,  rer.  Pnissic.  v.  5,  p.  589.) 
— Neauder,  J.  A.  W.  Ueber  Matthias  von  Janow  als 
vorlaeufer  der  deutschen  reformation.  17  pp.  (Berlin 
Akad.  wissens.  Philol.  Klaste  Abhandl.  1847,  p.  263.)— 
Scberttlin  von  Bnrtenbacb,  S.  [attributed  to]. 
Historia  belli  Smalcaldici.  71  pp.  (Mencke,  J.  B., 
Script,  rer.  Germanic,  v.  3,  p.  1361.)— Schreiber,  H. 
Beformation  in  Pommern.  52  pp.  (Samml.  wissens. 
vortrg.  v.  15, 1880,  p.  519.)— Spalatinns,  G.  Chronlcon 
sive  anuales.  38  pp.  (Mencke,  .J.  B.,  Script,  rer.  Ger- 
manic, v.  2,  p.  589.)— Stegmann,  B.  Chronik  vom 
aufruhr  1525.  48  pp.  {Script,  rer.  Prussic.  v.  5,  p.  544.) 
—Stem,  A.  Socialisten  der  reformationszeit.  36  pp. 
{Samml.  unssens.  vortrg.  v.  18,  1883,  p.  507.)— 'Waldan, 
G.  E.  Nachrichten  von  Thomas  Murners  leben  und 
schriften.  70  pp.  (Schelble,  J.,  KXosUr,  v.  4,  b.  p.  506.) 
— "Woltmaun,  A.  Die  deutsche  kunst  und  die  refor- 
mation. 40  pp.  (SammL  wissens.  vortrg.  t.  2,  1868, 
p.  241.) 

See  alio  Brenz,  J.— Erasnms,  D.— Hnlten,  U. 
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Augsburg  confession.- LiUtberan  Cburch. 

Great  Britain. 

Blunt,  J.  H.    Reformation  of  the  Church 
of  England,  1514--47.     1869. 

Burnet,  G.,  Bp.  of  Salisbury.    History 

of  the  reformation  of  the  Church  of  England. 
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The  same.    New  ed.,  carefully  revised  by 
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Cobbett,  W.     History  of  the  Protestant 

"reformation  "  in  England  and  Ireland  .  .  . 
1826. 

Cook,  G.     History  of  the  reformation  in 

Scotland.     1819,  3  v. 

Fox,  J.    Narratives  of  the  days  of  the 

reformation.     1859.     { Camde/i  Soc.  No.  77. ) 

Geikle,  C.     English  reformation.     1879. 

Heylyn,  p.    Ecclesia  restaurata  ;  or.  tlie 

history  of  the  reformation  of  the  Church  of 
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Knox,  J.     History  of  the  reformation  in 

Scotland.     1846-48,  2  v.     {Works,  v.  1,  2.) 

History  of  the  reformation  of  religion 

within  the  realm  of  Scotland.     1761. 
Works,  V.  4,  6.     1855-64,  2  v. 

Lewis,  J.    Reformation  settlement  .  .  . 

1885. 


Maitland,  S.  R.  Essays  on  subjects  con- 
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1849. 

Massixgbeed,  F.  C.  English  reformation. 

1866. 

Oldmixon,  J.    In  his  History  of  England. 

1739. 

Robinson.  H.  (Ed.)  Original  letters  re- 
lative to  the  English  reformation.  1846, 2  v. 
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{Ed. )    Zurich  letters,  comprising  the 

correspondence  of  several  English  bishops 
and  others,  with  some  of  the  Helvetian  re- 
formers, during  the  early  part  of  the  reign 
of  Queen  Elizabeth  (1,  2  s.  1558-1602).  1842- 
45,  2  V.     {Parker  Soc.) 

Rudloff,  C.  G.  von.  Geschichte  der  re- 
formation in  Schottland.     1854,  2  v. 

Sander,  N.     Rise  and  growth  of   the 

Anglican  schism.     1877. 

Strype.  J.    Annals  of  the  reformation 

...  in  the  Church  of  England.  1824,  4  v. 
in  7. 

Ecclesiastical  memorials.    1822,  3  v. 

in  6. 

Memorials  of  the  most  reverend  father 

in  God  Thomas  Cranmer.  1840,  2  v.  (Works, 
V.  1,  2.) 

Touchet,  G.    Historical  collections  out 

of  several  grave  Protestant  historians,  con- 
cerning the  changes  of  religion.     1686. 

British  reformation.     24  pp.     {Brownson's  QuarL 

Rev.  V.  2, 1845,  p.29.}— Gandolpby,  P.  Second  letter 
to  Herbert  Marsh  —  that  the  vital  principle  of  the 
reformation  has  been  conceded  by  him  to  the  Churcli 
of  Rome.  43  pp.  {Pamphleteer,  v.  2,  1813,  p.  397.)— 
Gilby,  A.  Admonition  to  England  and  Scotland. 
31  pp.  (Knox,  J.,  WorJct,  Appendix,  v.  4,  p.  541.)— 
Marsh,  H.  Letter  to  Rev.  Peter  Gandolphy,  In  con- 
futation of  the  opinion  that  the  vital  principle  of  the 
reformation  has  been  lately  conceded  to  the  Churcli 
of  Rome.  21  pp.  {Pamphleteer,  t.  2,  1813,  p.  71.)— 
Reformation  in  England.  37  pp.  {Quart.  Rev. 
v.  33. 1826,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Cranmer,  T.,  Abp.  of  Ccutterbury.—JSjkox^ 
J-— I^timer,  H.,  Bp.  of  Worcester.— WyeUffe,  J.,  etc. 
Also  Church  of  England.- Church  of  Scot- 
land. 

Hungary. 

Monumenta  evangelicorum  Aug.  conf.  in 
Hungaria  historica.  Ed.  A.  Fabo.  1861-65, 
3v. 

Ireland. 

Cobbett,  W.  History  of  the  Protestant 
"reformation"  in  England  and  Ireland  .  .  . 
1826. 

Italy. 

Bonnet,  J.  Aonio  Paleario,  etude  sur 
la  reforme  en  Italic.     1863. 

Erdmann,  C.  F.  D.     Die  reformation  und 

ihre  maertyrer  in  Italien.     1855. 

M'Crie,  T.     History  of  the  progress  and 

suppression  of  the  reformation  in  Italy  in 
the  16  century.     1827. 

Rule,  W.  H.    Dawn  of  the  reformation ; 

Savonarola.     1855. 

See  also  Savonarola,  Gt. 
Poland. 

Krasinski,  Count  W.  Historical  sketch 
of  the  rise,  progress,  and  decline  of  the  re- 
formation in  Poland.     1838-40,  2  v. 


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Scotland. 

Set  with  Great  Britain. 

Spain. 

Encinas,  F.  de.     Informaziones . . .   1857. 
{Reform,  antig.  espan.  v.  13.) 

M'Crie,  T.     History  of  the  progress  and 

suppression  of  the  reformation  in  Spain  in 
tlie  16  century.     1829. 

Reformistas  antiguos  espanoles.   1848-65, 

20  V.  in  18. 

Valdes,  J.  de.     Ziento  i  diez  considera- 

ziones.  1855  ;  1863.  {Reform,  antig.  espan. 
V.  9,  17.) 

Stveden. 

Reformation  In  Sweden:    Gustavua  Wasa.    37  pp. 
(Dublin  Rev.  v.  19,  1845,  p.  229.) 

Switzerland. 

Christoffel,  R.    Zwingli ;  or,  the  rise 
of  the  reformation  in  Switzerland.     1858. 

Froment,  a.     Les  actes  et  gestes  mer- 

veilleux  de  la  cite  de  Geneve.     1854. 

FuESZLiN,  J.  C.     Beytraege  zur  erlaeuter- 

ung  der  kirchen-reformations-geschichten 
des  Schweiszerlandes.     1741-53,  5  v. 

HAaENBACH,  K.  R.  History  of  the  refor- 
mation in  Germany  and  Switzerland  chiefly. 
1878,  2  V. 

Herzog,  J.  J.    Leben  Johannes  Oekolam- 

pads  und  die  reformation  der  kirche  zu 
Basel.     1843,  2  v.  in  1. 

KoLTZOFF  -  Massalski,  H.   G.,    Priucess 

(Dora  d'Istria,  pseud.)  Switzerland  the 
pioneer  of  the  reformation.     1858,  2  v. 

Merle  d'Aubigne,  J.  H.    History  of  the 

great  reformation  of  the  16  century  in  Ger- 
many, Switzerland  .  .  .     1840-53,  5  v. 

RuCHAT,  A.     Histoire  de  la  reformation 

de  la  Suisse.     1835-38,  7  v. 

Spalding,  M.  J.  History  of  the  Protest- 
ant reformation  in  Germany  and  Switzer- 
land.    1870,  2  V. 

Mignet,  F.  A.  A.    Memoire  sur  rfitabllssement  de 

la  reforme  religieuse  et  sur  la  constitution  du  Calvln- 
Isme  k  Geneve.  164  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci. 
moral.  Mim.  1  s.  v.  1, 1837,  p.  201.)— Zwlngll,  U.  Apolo- 
getlcus  Archeteles  quo  respondetur  paraenesi  ab  epls- 
copo  Constantlensl  ad  senatum  Praeposlturae  Tlgu- 
rlnae .  .  .  mlssae;  Suggestio  deliberandi  super  proijo- 
sitlone  Hadrlanl  Poutlflcls  Romanl  Nerobergae  lacta 
ad  prlnclpes  Germaniae.  57  pp.  (Werke,  v.  3,  pp. 
26,  77.)— De  coUoqulo  Marburgensi  relationes  latiue 
scrlptae.  32  pp.  (  Werke,  v.  4,  p.  173.)— Disputation  zu 
Bern;  Welche  ursach  geblnd  ze  ufrueren,  welches 
die  waren  ulruerer  syglnd,  und  wie  man  zu  chrlst- 
Ucher  elnlghelt  und  frlden  kommen  moege.  192  pp. 
(iVerke.v.i,  a.  pp.  63,  370.)— Eln  Iruendllch  bitt  und 
ermauung  etllcher  prlester  der  eldgenossenschaft, 
dass  man  das  hoUlg  evangellum  predlgen  nit  ab- 
schlahe  .  .  .;  Handlung  der  versammlung  In  der 
loebllchea  statt  Zuerlch  uf  den  29  tag  Jenners  von 
wegeu  des  helUgen  evangelU  . .  . ;  Acta  oder  geschlcht 
wle  68  ul  dem  gospraech  der  tagen  20,  27,  und  28  wyn- 
inonats  In  der  clirlsteuUchen  statt  Zuerlch  vor  elm 
oersainen  gesessenen  grossen  und  klelnen  rat  .  .  . 
ergangen  1st  anbetrcffend  die  goetzen  und  die  mesa. 
168  pp.  ( Werke,  v.  1,  pp.  30, 105,  459.)— Schrlften  durch 
die  disputation  zu  Baden  veranlasst.  123  pp.  ( Werke, 
V.  2,  b.  p.  398.) 

See  also  Calvin,  J.— Zwingli,  U. 

Reformation  and  anti-reformation  in  Bo- 
hemia. From  the  German.  London,  1845. 
2  V.  8°.  —1294 

Rerormation  of  the  ecelesiastical 
laws,  Henry  VHI,  Edward  VI,  Elizabeth. 
Card  well,  E.  —1354 


Reformation  tonching  cliurcli  dis- 
cipline in  England.  71  pp.  Milton,  J.,  Works,  1863, 
V.  3,  p.  1. 

Reformatories.  See  Reformatory  institu- 
tions. 

Reformatory  education.  Barnard,  H. 
Reformatory  education.  Papers  on  preven- 
tive, correctional,  and  reformatory  institu- 
tions and  agencies  in  different  countries. 
1857. 

Bertin,  J.  L.  H.    Des  reformes  de  I'in- 

struction  criminelle.     1863. 

ViDAL,  J.  L.     Memoire  sur  I'education 

correctionnelle  des  jeunes  detenus,     1863. 

Bonneville   de  niarsangy,  L.      Du  patronage 

des  Jeuues  liberes.  20  pp.  {Kev.  conlemp.  1867,  v.  1,  p. 
134.)— Diligence  in  doing  good.  3  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  4,  1852,  p.  781.)  —  Family  training  and 
agricultural  labor  in  reformatory  educa- 
tion. 16  pp.  (Am.  J.  of  Edxication,  v.  1,  1856,  p.  609.)- 
Preventive  and  reformatory  education.  2  pp. 
(Am.  J.  of  Education,  y.  3,  1857,  p.  561.)— Reformatory 
and  industrial  scUools.  12  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  48,  1856,  p.  127.)— Reformatory  schools.  34  pp. 
( Quart.  Rev.  v.  98, 1856,  p.  32.)— AVaterston,  K.  0.  Ju- 
venile depravity  and  reformatory  schools.  15  pp. 
{Chr.  Exam.  v.  52,  1852,  p.  391.)— -Wicliern,  J.  H.  The 
Gorman  reform  school.  60  pp.  (Am.  J.  of  Education, 
V.  22,  1871,  p.  589.) 

^€e  also  Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  3, 1857,  p.  10. 

Reformatory  institutions.  Barnard, 
H.  Reformatory  education.  Papers  on  pre- 
ventive, correctional,  and  reformatory  in- 
stitutions and  agencies  in  difiEerent  countries. 

1857. 

Bonneville  de  Marsanqy,  L.    Moralisa- 

tion  de  I'enfance  coupable.     1867. 

GiLMAN,  D.  C.  Charities  and  reforma- 
tories of  Connecticut.     1870. 

Pears,  E.  {Ed.)  Prisons  and  reforma- 
tories, at  home  and  abroad.     1872. 

Wines,  E.  C,  and  Dwight,  T.  W.    Report 

on  the  prisons  and  reformatories  of  the 
United  States  and  Canada,  made  to  the  Legis- 
lature of  New  York,  Jan.,  1867.     1867. 

Correction    of  Juvenile    otTenders.      33   pp. 

(Edin.  Rev.  v.  101,  1855,  p.  383.)— Female  penitenti- 
aries. 18  pp.  (Quart.  TJeu.  V.  83,  1848,  p.  359.)— Met- 
tray  and  Red-Hill.  30  pp.  [N.  Brit.  Reo.  v.  24, 
1856,  p.  417.)— Reformatory  institutions  at  home 
and  abroad.  24  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  86,  1858,  p.  60.) 
See  also  Juvenile  delinquency.  Also  names  of 
cities  In  which  reformatory  institutions  are  estab- 
lished; as,  Baltimore.— ]Vew  Ifork.— Pliiladel- 
phia,  etc. 

Reforme.  Laurent,  F.,  Etudes  sur  Vhistoire 
de  Vhumanite,  v.  8.  2443 

R6forme.  Michelet,  J.,  Hist,  de  France,  v.  8. 

1667 

Reforme  de  I'enseignement.  Fortoul, 
H.  N.  H.     4  V.  —2386 

R6forme  intellectuelle  et  morale.  Re- 
nan,  J.  E.  1694 

Reforme  judiciaire  en  France.  Picot, 
G.  —1358 

Reformed  Cliurcli  in  America.  Lit- 
urgy of  the  Reformed  Church  in  America, 
as  reported  to  the  General  Synod  of  1878. 
1873. 

Reformed  Church  of  France.  Synode 
general  [XXX],  premiere  session  tenue  a 
Paris  du  6  Juin  au  10  Juillet  1872.  Proces- 
verbaux  et  actes  pub.  par  Tordre  du  synode. 
Paris,  1873.     4°.  —1272 

Batile    of  creed    and    freedom    in    French 

Protestantism.  34  pp.  (Hrit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  57, 1873, 
p.  430.;— Croft,  J.  W.    Respective  siluaUons  of  the 


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Keformed  Church  in  France  and  the  Boman  Catholics 
lu  Great  Britain.  10  pp.  {Pamphleteer,  v.  27,  1S-2C,  p. 
63.1  — Kccleaiastical  criais  In  tbe  Reformed 
Clinrcli  of  Pi-auce.  51  pp.  {Brit.  Quart.  Ret>.  v.  43, 
1KC6.  p.  179.)— Frencb  Reformed  Chnreb.  61  pp. 
[Londtm  Quart.  Rec.  v.  42,  1874,  pp.  182.  265.)— Issues 
raised  by  tbe   Protestant  synod   of  France. 

19  pp.  (BlacktBOod'i  Mag.  v.  113, 1873,  p.  35.,— Perraud. 
A.  Ii.  A.  Synode  general  de  TEglise  reformee  de 
France.  84  pp.  {(ktrrespcmdant,  n.  s.  v.  53, 1873,  p.  90; 
V.  66, 1873,  pp.  84, 1104.)— 'Wbeatcroft,  F.  G.  Present 
state  of  the  French  Beformed  Church.  18  pp.  (Ckm- 
Ump.  Rev.  v.  7, 1368,  p.  3C8.) 

See  also  N.  Brit.  Kev.  v.  14,  1851,  p.  122.    Also  France, 
Church  Wifory.- Protestant 8  in  France. 

Reformed  Church  of  Ireland.  (1537- 
16S6.)     Ball.  J.  T.  —1267 

Bcforuied  Episcopal  Chorch.  Book 
of  common  prayer.    Phila.  1S74.    16"^.   — 1248 

Cummins  uioVcmeut.    35  pp.     (Southern  See.  v. 

15,  1874,  p.  443.) 

See  also  Cammtns,  G.  D. ;  and  Protestant  Epis- 
copal Cbnrcb  in  the  U.  S. 

Rcforuicd  pastor.  Baxter,  R.,  Practical 
ti-orks.  V.  14.  — 2226 

Reforuied  Presbyterian  Church  in 
America.  Glasgow.  W.  M.  History  of 
the  Reformed  Presbyterian  Church  in  Amer- 
ica.    1888. 

Reformed  Tirginiau  si  Ik- worm,  or 
rare  and  new  discovery  of  a  speedy  way, 
and  easie  means,  found  out  by  a  young 
lady  in  England,  she  having  made  full 
proof  thereof  in  May,  anno  1652  ;  for  the 
feeding  of  silkworms  in  the  woods,  on  the 
mulberiy  tree  leaves  in  Virginia.  London, 
1655.     8=.     (Force,  P.,  7Vacfs,v.  3.)         1644 

Reformers. 

BOEHMER,  E.      Spanish  reformers  of  2 
centuries  from  1520.     1874-83,  2  v. 

BOEHRIXGER.  F.    Die  Kirche  Christi  und 

ihre  zeugen,  v.  20-24.     1878,  5  v.  in  2. 

BoNXECHOSE,  E.   B.   de.      Reformateurs 

avant  la  reforme.     1853,  2  v. 

CuxxiXGHAM,  W.    The  reformers  and  the 

theology  of  the  reformation.     1866. 

GiLPO ,  W.   Lives  of  the  reformers.   1809, 

2  V. 

Howie,  J.    The  Scots  worthies.     1853. 

Leben  und  ausgewaehlte  schriften  der 

vaeter  und  begruender  der  lutherischen 
kirche.     1861-75,  8  v. 

Reformistas  antiguos  espanoles.   1848-65, 

20  V.  in  18. 

Seebohm.  F.    Oxford  reformers  of  1498. 

1867. 

Stoughton,  J 

[1883.] 

Ullman.  K.  Reformers  before  the  refor- 
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Mercey,  F.     Les  premiers  rdtormistes  d'Ecosse. 

33  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1837,  4  s.  v.  12,  p.  321.)— 
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Rev.  V.  21,  1855,  p.  488.) 

See  also  Arnauld,  r.f  Brescia.— 'Brenx,  J.— Calvin, 
-Cranmer,  T — Erasmus.  D.— Hosemau,  A.— 


The  Spanish  reformers. 


j- 


Hns,  J. — Hutten,   U.  von. — Jerome,  o/  Prague. 

Knox,  J — Latimer.  H.— Luther,  M.— Melanch- 
thon,  P.— aiilicz,  J.— Oldcastle,  Sir}.,  Baron  Cob- 

'■!m.— Reuchlin.   J.— Savonarola.   G.   M.   F.   M 

Speiigler.  L— AVycliffe.  J.— Zwiiigll,  U. 

Reformes  dans  les  iles  de  Cuba  et  de 
Porto-Rico.     Valiente.  P.  1613 

Reformes  de  I'instruction  criminelle. 
Benin,  J.  L.  H.  —2376 

Reformistas  antiguos  espailoles. 
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PAUT  IV.— 131. 


Contents.  Calvin.  3.  Instituzion  relljlosa,  tr.  al 
castellauo  por  Zlprlano  de  Valera,  v.  14.— Diaz,  J. 
Blstorla  de  la  muerte  de,  t.  20.— Euciuas,  F.  de. 
Dos  Informaziones,  v.  12.— Im  Fnente,  C.  P.  de,  and 
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Confesidu  del  pecador;  De  la  perfecziOu  de  lavld.'v; 
Del  goblerno  de  la  casa,  v.  19. — Slontes,  R.  G.  de. 
InquisiUouis  Hispanicae  arte.s,  v.  13. — .iriea  de  la  In- 
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J.  Breve  sumario  de  iuduljenzias,  v.  13.— Breve  tra- 
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Reformists^  register,  and  weekly  com- 
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Refrigerator.  Moore,  T.  Essay  on  ice- 
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R^fugi^s  protestants  dc  France,  His- 
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Refutation  of  all  heresies.  Hippo- 
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Regalia.    See  Costume. 

Regan,  Maurice.    12  cent.    Fragment  of  the 

history  of  Ireland.  Tr.  from  the  Irish  into  French 
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Regenbogen,  Barthel.    14  cent.    [Lieder.] 

12  pp.  (Hagen,  F.  H.  von  der.  Minnesinger,  v.  2,  p.  309 ; 
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Regenbogen,  Der,  volksmaerchen.    3  pp. 

^Marbach,  G.  O.,  Volksbueeher,  Xo.  51,  p.  67.) 

R^gence,  La.    Dumas,  A.  D. ,  CEuvres  compl. 

Regence,  La.  Michelet,  J. ,  Hist,  de  France., 
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Ambrosins,  St.,  Bp.  of  Milan.    Fragmenta  e  Ubro 

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Rcgeiisburg.    See  Ratisbon. 

Regesta   liistoriae  Westfaliae.    Er- 

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Regesta  imperii.    Boehmer,  J.  F.    3  v. 

3662 
Regesta   pontiflcniu   Romanorum. 

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Regesta   pontificnm   Romanornm. 

Potthast,  A.  (£'d.)     2  v.  —3202 

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Reggio,  Italy.    Gazata,  S.  di,  and  Gazata, 

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King  Charles  I.     1794. 

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Rcgilla,  Annia.     Bergau,  R.     Das  grabmal 

der  11.  zu  Rom.     9  pp.    (Philologus,  v.  24,  18GG,  p.  465.) 

Regime  coiiventioniiel  des  fleuves  inter- 

nationaux.     Engelhardt,  E.  — 1356 

Regimen    sauitatis    ISaleriiitaniim. 

Ordrouaux,  J.  [Ed.)  —3787 

RegimuiiduB,  or   Tractemundiis,  Bp.   of 

Elvira.  — circa  729.  Eplstola  ad  Luitprandum  dlaco- 
num  Ticlnousem  et  Tolotauum  subdiaconum.  2  pp. 
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Rcgina,  St.    See  Reine,  St. 

Reginald,  Prince  of  Antioch.     Pierre  de 

liloii,  Arclideacon  of  Bath. '  Passlo  Reglnaldi  priuclpls 
Autlochonl.  10  pp.  (Mlgno,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  207, 
p.  957.) 

Reginald,  of  Durlmm.  13  cent.  Libellus 
de  adrairandis  beati  Cuthberti  virtutibus 
quae  novellis  patratae  sunt  temporibus. 
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Libellus  de  vita  et  miraculis  S.  Godrici, 

heremitae  de  Finchale.  Adjicitur  api)eudix 
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—  vita  S.  Oswaldl  regis  et  marlyrls.  GO  pp.  (Slmeou, 
of  Durham,  Opera  ovinia,  v.  1,  p.  320.) 


Regiiialdu8  de  lie^iori  Campo.  Opus 
aureum  Bibliorum  distinctiones.  Lugduni, 
1583.     16°.  —4226 

R^ginard,  Bp.  of  Liege.    Reiner,  of  Liege. 

Vita  Eeginardl  Leodiensis  episcopi.  7  pp.'  (Migue, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  204,  p.  125.) 

R^ginard,    Bp.    of  Lodi.     Vita.     8   pp. 

(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  20,  p.  571.) 

Regino,^6&o^  of  Prw?».   —915.    Chronicon. 

93  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  1,  p.  537.)— Chronlcon ; 
De  ecclesiasticis  disciplluis  et  rellgioue  Christi- 
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ecclesiasticis  dlscipUuis;  Ajipendix  actorum  veterum 
quorum  in  notis  facta  raentlo  est;  De  harmonica  in- 
siitutlone.  247  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  132, 
pp.  9,  175,  399,  455,  483.) 

ReginsTvinde,  St.    Ex  vita  Reginswindis. 

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Regiomontanus     (Mueller),     Johannes. 

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Region  of  the  eternal  lire.    Marvin,  C. 

1495 
Regionen  der  stadt  Rom.    Preller,  L. 

8725 
R^gis,  Jean  Baptiste.     Circa  1665-1737.    De- 
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R^gis,  Pierre.     Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

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R^gis,  Pierre  Sylvain.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem. 

des  hommes,  v.  6. 

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2  V.     {Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4503 
Register  of  the  Department  of  the 

Interior.  See  U.  S.,  Department  of  the 
Interior. 

Register  of  the  Guild  of  Corpus 
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Register  of  the  most  noble  Order  of 
the  Garter.    Anstis,  J.    2  v.  3771 

Register  of  the  Privy  Council  of  Scot- 
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Register  of  the  scltolars  admitted  into 
Merchant  Taylors'  school.    Robinson,  C.  J. 

3  V.  —3364 
Register  of  the  times.  Solly,  E.  In- 
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Register  of  the  University  of  Oxford. 

Boase,  C.  W.,  and  Clark,  A.  [Eds.)  2525 

Register  of  the  visitors  of  the  University 

of  Oxford.     Burrows,   M.    [Ed.)     {Camden 

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Registers.    Almanach  de  Gotha.    1810-89, 

33  V. 

American  annual  register,  1825-33.  1827- 

35,  8  V. 

American  register;  or,  general  repository 

of  histoiy,  politics,  and  science,  1806-10. 
1807-11,  7  V. 

American  register  ;  or,  summary  review 

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Annual  register,   1758-1887.      1795-1888, 

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DiSTURNELL,  J.    American  register  and 

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United  States  register  and  blue  book, 

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A'o<e.— For  preceding  v.  see  aiartln,  F. 

Martin,    F.       Statesman's    year-book. 

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iVo<e.— For  continuation,  see  Keltie,  J.  8. 
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Registers  of  the  births,  marriages,  and 
deaths,  of  the  "Eglise  frangoise  a  la  Nou- 
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Begistres  des  baptesmes  et  sepultures 
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Registrnin  capitnli  Schlesvicensis. 

18  pp.  (Laugebeck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rtr. 
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Registrnni   eonTentnuin  praemon- 

stratensls  ordinis  Livoniae,  Dauiae,  Norveglue,  et 
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Registrnm  episcopatns  Aberdonen- 

Sis.    Innes,  C.  (-Ed.)    2  v.    {Spaldhig  Club.) 

2593 
Registrnm  magni  sigilli  regum  Scoto- 

rum  in  archivis  publicis  asservatim  A.  D. 

1324.    London,  1814.    fo.     [Gt.  Brit.  Record 

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Registrnm  Malmesbnriense.  Brewer, 

J.  S.  (Ed.)  2  V.  [Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chran.)  4594 
Registrnm     sacrum     Anglicanum. 

Stubbs.  W.  —1288 

Registrnm  Sancti  Wenceslai.    Wat- 

tenbach.  W.,  and  Gruenhagen,  R.  C.  {Eds.) 

{Codex  diplomat.  Sites,  v.  6.)  3621 

Registrnm  vnlgariter  nnncnpatnm^ 

'•  The  record  of  Caernarvon";  e  codice  MSto 

Harleiano  696  descriptum.     London,  1838. 

f  o.     ( Gt.  Brit .  Record  Co  mm.)  —23 1 1 

R^gle  du  Temple.    Curzon,  H.  de  (Ed.) 

2785 
Reglemens  sur  les  arts  et  metiers  de 

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Ragles   iuternatiouales  et  diplomatic 

de  la  mer.     Ortolan,  J.  F.  T.    2  v.       —1327 
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Doneu,  O.  In  his  Premiers  pasteurs  du  dfisert,  v.  1, 
p.  402.     2  pp. 

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Contents.  Notices  sur  les  actenrs  de  I'ancienne 
troupe  italienne,  v.  2.— Voyage  d'AlIemagiie.  v.  1. — 
Attendez-moi  sous  I'orme,  comedie,  v.  1. — La 
Baguette  de  Vulcain,  comedle,  v.  2. — L'Augmen- 
tatiuu  de  la  Baguette,  comedie,  v.  2. — Le  Bal.  co- 
medle, V.  1.  —  Beffara,  L.  F.  Kecherches  sur  les 
Spoques  de  la  naissance  et  de  la  mortde  J.  F.  Rognard, 
V.  1.— Benchot,  A.  Notice  sur  Regnard,  v.  1. — Bib- 
liograpliie  des  ouvrages  concernant  le  rire  et  le 
coraique.v.  1.— Le  Caruaval  de  Venise,  ballet.v.  2.— 
Voyage  de  Chaumout,  v.  1.— Les  Chtnois,  comedie, 
V.  2. —  Catalogue  des  comedies  de  Regnard,  Jouees 
au  theatre  trau^ais  et  au  theatre  Italien,  v.  2.— La 
Coquette,  ou  Tacadfemie  des  dames,  comedie,  v.  2. 
— Voyage  de  Danemarcli,  v.  1. —  Deinocrite,  co- 
medie, V.  1.— La  Desceute  d'Arleqnin  aui  en- 
fers,  com£die,  t.  2.— Epitre  k  M.  Despr^anx.  y.  2. 


— Le  Distrait,  comfidie,  v.  1.— Le  Divorce,  comedie, 
V.  2.  —  Les  Fllles  errantes,  ou  les  intrigues  des 
hStellerles,  comedie,  v.  2.  —Voyage  de  Flandre  et 
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critique  du  L^gatalre,  comedie,  v.  2 Le  aiairlage  de 

la  folie,  divertissement  pour  la  comedie  des  Folies 
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Rcgni   Tegetabili^  systcma  naturale. 

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Kegiiier  I,  Duke  of  LoiTuine.    Brabant,  F. 

Etudo  sur  Regnier  I  au  Long  Col  et  la  Lothariugle  h. 
sou  epoquo  (H50  euviron  k  915).  68  py).  (Brussels 
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Regnier,  of  Brussels.    Reiffenberg,  F,  A.  F. 

T.,  Baron  de.  Notice  sur  B.  10  pp.  (Brussels  Acad. 
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une  introduction  grammaticale.  Paris,  1869. 
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Contents.    IJa  Briiyfcrc,  J.  de.    (Euvres,  3  v.— Mal- 
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Regnier,  Jean  Desire.  1801—.  De  la  lu- 
miere  et  de  la  couleur  chez  les  grands  mai- 
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Regnier,  Louis,  Sieur  de  La  Planche.  — circa 
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la  republique  que  de  la  religion,  sous  le 
regne  de  FranQois  II.  Pub.  par  M.  Ed. 
Meunechet.    Paris,  1836.    2  v.  in  1,  8°.    2677 

Regnier,  Mathurin.  1573-1613.  (Euvres 
completes.  Avec  les  commentaires  revus  et 
corriges,  precedees  de  I'histoire  de  la  satire 
en  France,  par  Viollet  le  Due.  Paris,  1853. 
16°.     [Biblioth.  Elzevir.)  —1138 

Contents.  Klegies.  —  Kpistres.  —  Poesies  di- 
vevses.— Satyres.— Viollet-le-Duc,  E.  M.  His- 
toire do  la  satire  en  France. 

Niceroii,  J.  P.    Mom.  des  hommos,  v.  11.— Saliite- 

Benve,  C.  A.  Mathurin  Regnier  et  Andre  Cti6uier. 
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Regnier  Desniarais,  Frangois  Seraphin. 

Nlceroii,  J.  P.    M6in.  des  homines,  v.  5. 

Regrets.       17  pp.       Sainte-Beuve,  C.  A., 

Causeries  du  Luruii,  v.  C,  p.  397. 

R6gnis,  (— ).  18  cent.  Notice.  CEuvres 
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Regula  cnjusdani  patris  [incerti]  ad 

vlrglues.  10  pp.  (Miguo,  J.  P.,  Patrol.  ».  Lat.  v.  88, 
p.  1051.) 

Regnla   fratruni  et  sororum  Nosocomii 

Bolvacensls.  2  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  1, 
p.  715.) 

Regnla  niona^tterii  Tarnatensis.  5pp. 

(Mi^'nc,  .J.  1'.,  I'alrol.  s.  Lat.  v.  Ofi,  [i.  1)77.) 

Regnlation    of    currencies.    On    the. 

Fullarton,  J.  —1306 

Regulations   and  establishment  of 

the  household  of  Henry  Algernon  Percy. 
See  Percy,  H.  A..  5  Earl  of  Northumberland. 

Regulations  for  the  army  of  the  Con- 
federate States,  and  for  the  quartermaster's 
department  and  pay  department.  Rich- 
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T7te .same,  1863.  Richmond,  1863.  12°.  2646 

Regulations  for  the  great  manoeu- 
vres of  the  Prussian  army.  Staveley.  Sir 
C.  —2706 


Regulations  prescribed  for  the  use  of 

the  consular  service  of  the  United  States. 
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Regum  et  gentis  Danorum  historia  a 

Dauo  usque  ad  annum  1288  dicta  vulgo  Chroulcoa 
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Regum  Franeorum  constitutiones.  9  pp. 

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Regum  Franeorum,  imperatorum,  diviso 

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Regum  mansiones  et  itinera  secundum 

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Rehearsal  transprosed.    Marvell,  A., 

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Rehfues,  Philipp  Josef  von.    Gutzkow,  C. 

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Rehlinger,  Friedrich.  —1561.  Pilgerschrift 

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Reich  der  ironic.    104  pp.    Schasler,  M. 

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Reicha,  Anton.  1770-1836.  Cours  de 
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Reiche,  Friedrich.  1796-1856.  Johannes 
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Reichel,  Eugen.  1853—.  Shakespeare-lit- 
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Contents.  Eiulges  ueber  die  Anti-Slinkespenrei- 
aiier.  —  Wer  schrieb  das  "Novum  oi'gnnon"  vou 
Francis  Bacon?  —  Der  deiiker  und  kiionstler. — 
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Reichel,  Rev.  William  Cornelius.  1824-70. 
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erected  by  the  Moravian  Historical  Society, 
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York,  1860.     8°.  85G4 


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Rei<l,  James  Seaton,  D.  D.  1798-1851.  His- 
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Reid,  John,  and  Eaton,  John  Henry.  Life 
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Reid,  Capt.  Mayne.     1819-83.     Escape  from 

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Reid,  Robert,  Bp.  of  Orkney.    Cochet,  J.  B.  D. 

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Reid,  Thomas,  D.  D.  1710-96.  Works,  now 
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Contents.  Essay  on  the  active  powers  of  man, 
V.  2.— Brief  account  of  Aristotle's  Logic,  v.  2.— 
Correspondence,  v.  1.— Hamilton,  Sir  W.  Disser- 
tations, historical,  critical,  and  supplementary,  v.  2. 
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Reinfrid  vonRrannscli^reig.  Herausg. 
von  Karl  Bartsch.  Tuebingen.  1871.  8°. 
( Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  109. )  —31 14 

Laistner.L.    Zum  Reinfrid  uud  Archipoeta.    2  pp. 

(Germania,  v.  26,  1881,   p.   420.)— Ziinmerniauu.  P. 

Die  gescbichtliclien  bestandthelle  Im  Reinfrid  von 
Braunschweig.    13  pp.     (Gerwiania,  v.  31, 1886,  p.  151.) 

Reinhard,    Bp.    of  Halberstadt.       —1123. 

Eplstolae  II  ad  Paschalem  papam.  1  p.  (Migne.  J.  P.. 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  163,  p.  459.) 

Reinbard.  Abbot  of  Reinhausen.     Opusculum  de 

familia  Relnhardi  eplscopi  Halberstadensls.  6  pp. 
(Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Script,  rer.  Brunsvic.  v.  1,  p.  703.) 

Reinhard,  Abbot  of  Reinhausen.     12  cent. 

Eplstola  ad  Wibaldum  abbatem  de  mutua  inter  eoa 
dileclione.  1  p.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  189,  p. 
1153.)— Opusculum  de  familia  Reinbardl  eplscopi 
Halberstadensls.  5  pp.  (Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Script,  rer. 
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Reinliard,  Charles  Frederic,  Comte.  Talley- 

raml-Pt-rigord,  C.  M.  Elogo  historique  de  R.  11  pp. 
(lust,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  moral.  Mim.  2  s.  v.  2, 1839, 
p.  xcl.) 


REINHARD 


3716 


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Reinliard,  Franz  Volkmar.  1753-1812.  Sys- 
tem der  christlichen  moral.  5  aufl.  Witten- 
berg, 1814-15.     5  V.  8°.  —1447 

Francis,  C.    Eeinhard's  Life  and  writings.    22  pp. 

(C/ir.  Exam.  v.  1:3,  1833,  p.  304.)— Park,  E.  A.  Reiu- 
liard's  sormous.  60  pp.  {Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  6,  1849,  pp. 
300,  507.) 

Rciiiliardi^toetlner,  Karl  von.  1847—. 
Plautus.  Spaetere  bearbeitungen  plautin- 
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8°.  3234 

Reiiitaardt,  Johannes  Theodor.  1816—. 
Pseudorca  crassidens,  a  cetacean  hitherto  un- 
known in  the  Danish  fauna.  Ed.  by  W.  H. 
Flower,  London,  1866.  fo.  {RmjSoc.)  —1632 

On    the    Greenland    right   whale.      See 

Eschricht,  D.  F.,  and  Reinhardt,  J.  T. 

Rciiiliart,  Charles  Stanley,     Benjamin,  S. 

G.  W.  Charles  S.  Relnhart.  5  pp.  ( Our  Am.  artists, 
2  s.  p.  47.) 

Reiiiliart  Flichs.    See  Reynard  the  Fox. 
Reinhold,  Christian  Ernst  Gottlieb  Jens. 

System  der  metaplij-slk.  11  pp.  (Rev.  of,  by  H.  Ulrici, 
1)1  Zeits.f.pldlos.  v.  25,  1854,  p.  141.) 

Carri^re,  M.    Zum  andenken  Erust  Reinhold's.    12 

pp.     {Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  23,  1850,  p.  132.) 

Reinhold,  Karl  Leonhard .    Erdmann,  J.  E. 

K.  L.  Roliihold.  133  pp.  (In  his  Versuch  olner  wlss. 
gesch.  der  neuern  philos.  v.  3,  pt.  1,  p.  422.) 

ReiliUold,  Werner.  Ueber  die  anwendung 
der  musik  in  den  comoedien  der  alten. 
Pasewalk,  1839.     12°.  —2756 

Reinbold  und  Aiigelika.  Nicolay,  L, 
H.  von,  Vermischte  gedichte,  v,  7.  2354 

Rciuick,  Robert.  1805-52.  Lieder,  Mit 
dessen  lebensskizze  von  Berthold  Auerbach, 
6  aufl.     Berlin,  1873.     18°.  2346 

Reiiiier.    See  Reiner, 

Rciiiisch,  Simon  Leo,     1832—,    Zur  chro- 

nologie  der  alten  Aegypter.  21  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeils.  v.  15, 1861,  p.  251.)— Dlo  SaUospracIie. 
50  pp.    (Deutsch.  morg.  gosells.  Zeils.  v.  32, 1878,  p.  415.) 

Reinkeiis,  Joseph  Hubert,  1821—,  Hila- 
rius  von  Poitiers,    Schaffhausen,  1864,    8°. 

5891 

Martin  von  Tours   der  wunderthaetige 

moench  und  bischof.  In  seinem  leben  und 
wirken  dargestellt,  3  ausg,  Gera,  1876. 
8°.  5891 

{Ed.)    Einsiedler  des  Heil.  Hieronymus. 

See  Hieronymus  Sophronius,  E.,  St.  (in  sup- 
plement). 

Reiiimaii,    von    Brennenberg.        14    cent. 

[Llcder.]-  5  pp.  (Hagcn,  F.  H.  vou  dor,  Minnesinger, 
V.  1,  p.  335;  V.  3,  p.  329.) 

Rciiiiuar,  der  Alte.    —circa  1210.    [Lieder.] 

32  pp.  (Hfigea,  F.  H.  von  dor.  Minnesinger,  v.  1,  p.  174; 
V.  3,  p.  31K.)— Mtiinelieaer.  21  pp.  {Heidelherger 
lieileyhandschri/t,  j).  1 :  IHblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  9.) 
— The  same.  30  pp.  [Weingarlner  liederhandschrift,  pp. 
72,  96:  Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  5.) 

BuBDACH,  K.      Reinmar  der  Alte  Und 

Walther  von  der  Vogelweide,  Ein  beitrag 
zur  geschichte  des  minnesangs,     1880, 

Schmidt,  E,     Reinmar  von  Hagenau  und 

Heinrich  von  Rugge.  1874,  (Brink,  B.  ten, 
and  Scherer,  W.,  Quellen  und  forschungen, 
V.  4.) 

Becker,  R.    Uober  Reinmar  von  Hagenau.    65  pp. 

(Germania,  v.  22,  1877,  pp.  70,  195.)— Regel,  E.  Zu 
Reinmar  von  Hagenau.  34  pp.  (Gen/ianta,  v.  19, 1874, 
p.  149.) 

Rcinuiar,  der  Fiedler.     13  cent.     [Lieder.] 

4  J)]).  (Hagon.  F.  H.  von  dor,  Minnesinger,  v.  2,  p.  101; 
v.  3,  p.  330.)— Itliiinelledcr.  4  pp.  (J/cidclberyer  liejler- 
lumUschri/l,  p.  22:  liibliutk.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  9.) 


Reiiilliar,  der  Junge.    13  cent.    Lieder.    1  p. 

(Hagon,  F.  H.  von  der,  Minnesinger,  v.  3,  p.  331.)— Mln- 
iielied.  1  p.  {Heidelberger  iiederhandschrift,  j).  26: 
Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  9.) 

Reinmar,  von  Hagenau.    See  Reinmar,  der 

Alte. 
Reinmar,  von  Zweter.      13  cent.      Lieder, 

47  pp.    (Hagon,  F.  H.  von  der.  Minnesinger,  v.  2,  p.  175.) 

Reinolt  Ton  tier  liippe.    13  cent.    Ge- 

dlchto.  1  p.  (Mueller,  C.  H.,  Saml.  deutsch.  gedichte  XII- 
XlVjahrh.  v.  2.)— Lieder.  2  pp.  (Hagen,  F.  H.  vou  dor, 

Minnesinger,  v.  3,  p.  50.) 

Reinolt  von  Montelban  oder  die  Hei- 
monskinder,  Pfafif,  F,  [Ed.)  {Biblioth.  lit. 
vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  174.)  — 3125 

Reinoso,  Alonso  Nunez  de.    16  cent.    His- 

torla  de  los  amores  de  Claroo  y  Florlsea.  38  pp. 
{Novel,  anter.  d  Cervantes,  p.  431 :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.) 

Reinoso,  Felix  Jose.  1772-1842.  Inocencia 
perdlda,  poema  on  2  cantos.  10  pp.  (Ochoa,  E.  do, 
Tesoro  poem.  e.':pan.  epic.  p.  449;  Rosoll,  C,  Poem.  epic.  v. 
2,  p.  509:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  enpan.) — Poeslas.  21  pp. 
(Cueto,  L.  A.  de.  Poet.  lir.  del  siglo  18,  v.  3,  p.  212  :  Bibliot. 
de  autor.  espan.) 

Reinsch,  Gustav.    Stellung  und  leben  der 

deutsehen  frau  im  mlttelalter.  36  pp.  {Samml.  wissens. 
vortrg.  v.  17,  1882,  p.  505.) 

Reinwald,    Charles   Ferdinand.       1812—. 

Catalogue  annuel  de  la  librairie  frangaise, 

1858-69,  Paris,  1859-72.  12  v.  8°.  L.127 
Reis'  nail    Relligen,   poetische  erzaeh- 

lung.  Renter,  F.,  Saemmt.  werke.,  v.  3.  — 3186 
Reisacker,  Anton  Joseph.    1821—,    Quaes- 

tiones  Lucretianae.    Bonnae,  1847,    8°,    3254 

Der    todesgedanke    bei    den    Griechen. 

Eine  historische  entwicklung,  mit  beson- 
derer  ruecksicht  auf  Epikur  und  den  roe- 
mischen  dichter  Lucrez.    Trier,  1862,    4°, 

2703 

Vita.     1  p.     {With  his  Quaestlones  Lucretianae, 

p.  77.) 

Reise  nacli  deni  glueck,  novelle.  60  pp. 

Heyso,  P.  J.  L.,  Gesamm.  werlce,  v.  5,  p.  158. 

Reisebilder.  2  v.  Heine,  C,  J,  H.,  Saemmt. 
werke,  v.  1,  2.  —3185 

Reiseblaetter.  66  pp.  Lenau,  N.,  Ge- 
dichte, V.  1,  p.  179. 

Reisedigte.    70  pp.    Oehlenschlaeger,  A, 

G.,  Vigteivaerker,  v.  19,  p.  123. 

Reiseeindruecke.    130  pp.    Hebbel,  F., 

Saemmt.  werke,  v.  9,  p.  245. 

Reiseerinnerungen  aus  den  jahren  1838- 

44.     Castren,  M.  A.  1464 

Reisejournal.   Immermann,  K,  L.,  Schrif- 

ten,  V,  2.  —3127 

Reiselyre.    2  v,     Ingemann,  B,  S,,  Saml. 

skiifter.,  v.  4,  5.  2345 

Reisen  im  Orient.      Petermann,  J,  H. 

2  V,  in  1,  1404 

Reisen  nach  Kos.    Ross,  L,  1404 

Reisen<len,  Die,  novelle.    112  pp,    Tieck, 

L.,  Schrif  ten,  v.  17,  p.  169. 

Reiser,  Anton,  pseud.    See  Moritz,  K,  P. 

Reiset,  Marie  Frederic,  Des  tableaux  legues 
au  Musee  national  du  Louvre  par  M.  Louis 
LaCaze.     Paris,  1880.     16°.  —1748 

Notice  des  dessins,  cartons,  pastels,  mini- 
atures, et  emaux  exposes  dans  les  salles  du 
1  et  du  2  etage  au  Musee  national  du  Louvro. 
Paris,  1879-80.     2  v,  12°.  —1748 

QmI.ents.  Deasins  iiiiliens,  v.  2.— Kcule  nlle- 
iiiniidc,  V.  1.  —  Kcolc  cspn^iiolc.  v.  1.  —  Kcole 
flantniide,  v.  1.— Kcole  I'rniivnisc,  v.  2.— K<oIe 
liollaiidaiiie,v.  l.-Ecoles  d'ltalie,  v.  l.-Kuiaux, 

V.  2. 


REISKE 


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(Ed.)       Libanii  Sophistae  Orationes  et 

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emendata,  materia  critica,  commentariis  in- 
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Contents. 

Dlaarclius,  v.  i,  8. 


^^chiues,  V.  3,  4. 
Alcldamas,  v.  8. 
Andocidea,  v.  4,  8. 
Antiphon,  v.  7,  8. 
Antisiheues  {Cynic),  v.  8. 
Demades,  v.  4. 
Demoathenoa,  v.  1,  2,  9-12, 
—  Morns,  S.  F.  N. 
17  pp.    (Valpy,  A.  J, 


Georgias,  of  Leontini,  v.  8. 

Herodes,  T.  C.  A.  v.  8. 

Isaeus,  V.  7. 

Lesbonax,  v.  8. 

LycurgHS,  V.  4,  8. 

Lysiaa,  v.  5,  6. 
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ReiSS,  G.  Friedrich.  Anthologia  Latina 
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Rciss,  Wilhelm,  and  Stnebel,  Alphons. 
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bution to  our  knowledge  of  the  culture  and 
industries  of  the  empire  of  the  Incas,  being 
the  results  of  excavations  made  on  the  spot. 
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Musikalischesconversations-lexikon.  See 

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Rcitz,  Wilhelm  Otto.     1702-68.     Epistola  ad 

G.  Meerinanuum  de  Theodorl  Horinopoliiae  synopsl 
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ReitzeiLSteiu,  Karl,  Freiherr  von.     Count 

Koealgsinark.   84  pp.   (Tliompson,  B.,  Ger.  theatre,  \.&.) 

Reiz,  Friedrich  Wolfgang.     Hermann,  J.  G. 

J.    Ueber  R.    11  pp.    ( Opuscula,  v.  8,  p.  453.) 

Rejected  addresses.       Smith,  H.,  and 

Smith,  J.  1357 

Rejou.de  Si Iva,  Diego  Antonio.    1740-98. 

Poeslas.    4  pp.    (Cueto,  L.  A.  de.  Poet.  lir.  del  tiglo  18, 

V.  3,  p.  506:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espaii.) 

Relacion  de  las  costiiuibres  antiguas 

de  loa  naturales  del  Per&.  93  pp.  (Tre*  relacionet  de 
anligueda  des  peruanas,  p.  135.) 

Relacion  de  todo  lo  que  sucedio  en  la 
Jornada  de  Omagua  y  Dorado  hecha  por  el 
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Reland,  Adriaan.  1676-1718.  Dissertationes 
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Contents.  De  dlis  Cabiris,  v.  1.— Do  monte  Gari- 
xlm,  V.  1.— Do  gemniis  Arabicls,  v.  3.— De  jare 
inllitarl  Blobainmedauorniu  coutra  CUrisUanoa 
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bellum  gerentlum,  v.  3.— Do  veteri  lingua  Indica, 
V.  1.— De  reliquiia  veterla  lingnae  Persicae,  v.  2. — 
De  liugnla  Americauts,  t.  3.— De  lingnis  inan-. 
larum  quaruudam  Orientallum,  y.  3.  —  De  niari 
Rnbro,  v.  1.— De  Opbir,  v.  1.— De  situ  paradisl 
terrestria,  v.  1 — De  Saniaritauls,  v.  2. — De  Persicia 
vocabuliaTalmudla,  V.  2.  ' 

Dissertatio  do  dlis  Cabiris.    5  pp.     (Polenl,  Q.,Utr. 

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Relation  between  the  divine  and  human 

elements  in  Holy  Scripture.    Hannah,  J. 

—4223 
Relation   between  the  Holy  Scriptures 

and  some  parts  of  geological  science.    Smith, 

J.  P.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,Sci.  Lt^r.)  —1618 

Relation  de  la  mission  du  Missisipi. 

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Relation  de  I'Islande.    La  Peyrere.  I. 

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hoUaudols.  138  pp.  (Garnier,  C.  G.  T.,  Voyages  imag. 
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Relation  du  voyage  des  premieres  Ursu- 
lines  a  la  Nouvelle  Orleans.  Tianchepain 
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Relation  d'un  voyage  du  pole  arctique 

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Relation  of  animal  diseases  to  the 

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F.  S.  —3785 

Relation  of  man  to  nature.   15  pp.  Foster, 

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Relation  of  proceedings  concerning  the 
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Relation  or  Journal  of  the  plantation  at 
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Relation,  or  rather  a  true  account, 
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of  the  royal  revenues  under  King  Heniy 
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Relations,  Study  of.    18  pp.    {Dublin  Rev. 

n.  6.  V.  JO,  1373,  p.  59.) 

Relations  between  ancient  Russia  and 
Scandinavia.     Thomsen,  W.  3466 

Relations  d<^  J^suites,  contenant  ce 
qui  s'est  passe  de  plus  remarquable  dans  lea 
missions  des  peres  de  la  Compagnie  de  Jesus 
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pub.  sous  les  auspices  du  gouvernement 
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RELATIONS 


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lielations  of  air  to  heat  and  moisture, 

Short  account  of.     Leslie,  Sir  J.  — 1526 

Relations  of  niind  and  brain.    Calder- 

wood,  H.  —1455 

Kclalious  of  science.    Ashley,  J.  M. 

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Relations  of  science  and  religion.    Cal- 

derwood,  H.  —4226 

Relations  of  the  air  to  the  clothes  we 

wear  .  .  .    Pettenkofer,  M.  von.  —3787 

Relations  of  the  Duchies  of  Schleswig 

and  Ilolstein.    Twiss,  Sir  T.  3C54 

Relationship.    See  Consanguinity. 

Relaxations  of  great  men.  2  pp.  {Har- 
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Camp  life  at  the  Eelay.  6  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  24, 
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RELIGION 


See  also  Atheism.— Cbrlsl Ian   pliUosopby.— 
Christianity.—  Deism.  —  Dualism.—  Fables.— 

Fiitnre  state God,— Idolatry.— Jesus  Christ. 

— Miracles.—  Mithra.  —  Monasticlsm.—  Myste- 
rles.— Mysticism.— 3Iytholoa;y.—\atural  the- 
ology.—Oracles Pantheism. —Philosophy. — 

Positivism.- Prayer  and  prayers.  —  Provi- 
dence of  God.— Rationalism.— Reason.— Re- 
ligious.— Revivals.— Sacrlfices.-Serpent  wor- 
ship.—Siipernnturalrelision.— Superstitions. 
—Symbolism.— Theology — W^orship. 

Religiou  and  chemistry.  Cooke,  J.  P., 
Jr.  —1596 

Religion  and  philosophy.  See  Philos- 
ophy and  religion. 

Religion  and  policy.  Hyde,  E.,  1  Earl 
of  Clarendon.     2  v.  —3295 

Religion  and  politics.   Qu'a  de  commun 

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See  also  Boston  Quart.  Rev.  v.  1, 1838,  p.  310. 

Religion  and  science. 

Bascom,  J.    Science,  philosophy,  and  re- 
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• Calderwood,  H.    Relations  of  science 

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Draper,  J.  W.    History  of  the  conflict 

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Gray,  A.    Natural  science  and  religion. 

1880. 

LeConte,  J.    Religion  and  science.  1874. 

Peabody,  a.  p.   Christianity  and  science. 

1874. 

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(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  39,  1849,  p.  197.)— Science  and  re- 
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293.) — Science,  philosophy,  and  religiou.  26  pp. 
{Brit.Quart.  Rev.  v. 60,  1874,  p.  101.)— Science,  prayer, 
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Religion  der  Rabylonier.  Muenter, 
F.  C.  C.  H.  —2286 

Religion  der  Karthager.  Muenter,  F. 
C.  C.  H.  —2286 

Religion  der  Rocnier.  Hartung,  J.  A. 
2  V.  —2274 

Religion  der  Sikhs.  Trumpp,  E.  —2267 

Religiou  des  Ruddtaa.  Koeppen,  C.  F. 
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Religion  in  America.    Baird.  R.    —1274 

Religion  in  China.    Edkins,  J.      -2286 

Religion  in  England,  History  of.  Stough- 
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Religion  of  a  bookseller.  Bridgwater, 
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Religion  of  J<?sns  delineated.  Rey- 
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Religion  of  nature  delineated.  Wol- 
laston,  W.  —4223 

Religion  of  the  ancient  Irish  saints. 
Mason,  H.  J.  M.  —3296 

Religion  of  the  fashionable  world. 

90  pp.     More,  H.,  H^orts,  V.  2,  p.  287. 

Religion  of  the  Persees.  Lord,  H. 
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Religion  romaine.    Boissier,  G.    2  v. 

—2277 

Religion  und  eultns  der  alten  Chinesen. 
Plath,  J.  H.    2  V.  in  1.  —2283 

Religion  und  niythologie  der  Griechen. 
Hartung,  J.  A.     4  v.  in  2.  —2275 

Religion  T^dique  d'apres  les  hymnes  du 
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{Saemmt.  werke,  v.  2,  2  abth.) 


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and  Mormonism. —  Oriental  religions. —Pa- 
ganism.—  Parsces. — Phallic  worship. — Poly- 
theism.—Bosicrucians. —  SerpcBit  -ivorship.— 
Slavonic  nations.— Tnonlsm.— United  Breth- 
ren. Also  Avcsta.— Bible.— Hermes  Trisme- 
gistus.  —  liao-Tse.  —  Mohammed.—  Talmud.— 
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Religions  de  la  Gr^e  antique,  Histoire 
des.     Maury,  L.  F.A.     3  v.  —2275 

Religions  et  philosopliies  dans  I'Asie 
centiale.  Gobiueau,  J.  A.,  Co?n?e  de.  —2286 

Religious  of  Cliina.    Legge,  J.      —2276 

Religious  of  India.    Barth,  A.  8193 

Religionskrieg     in     Deuischland. 
Soeltl,  J.  M.  von.     3  v.  3607 

Religionsphilosophie.    Pfleiderer,  O. 

—1432 

Religious  aifections.  Treatise  concern- 
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Religious  and  moral  sentiments. 

MOLINOS,  M.  Golden  thoughts  from  the 
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Henry  Shorthouse.     1883. 

JE^gyptiornm   patrum    sententiae.       10   pp. 

(Migue,  J.  P..  Palrol.  s.  Lat.  v.  74,  p.  381.)— Amphllo- 
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pp.  1083, 1093.)— Autoiiiu8,J/eItfsa.  Sententiae.  [Gr. 
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— BeruarH,St.,Abboto/Clairtaux.  Sententiae.  6  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  183,  p.  lil.)— [Attributed 
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Sententiae.  102  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol.  ».  Lat.  v.  165, 
p.  875.)— Defensenr,  of  Ligugi.  Scintlllarum  liber. 
61  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  88,  p.  597.)— DIs- 
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26  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  204,  p.  1085.) — 
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J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  20,  p.  1181.)— Evagrlus,  of 
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Lutberus  in  grossen  anfechtungen  getroestet  hat.  9 
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(Migne,  J.  P.,  Palrol.  s.  Gr.  v.  34,  p.  229.)— Macai-ins, 
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(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  34,  p.  263.)— Marcus,  St., 
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(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  65,  p.  905.)— Maxiiuus, 
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(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  79,  pp.  1235, 1239, 1249.)— 
Palladiiis,  Bp.  of  Helenopolis.  Apophtbegmata  pa- 
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186  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  186,  p.  639.)— 
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(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lot  v.  74,  p.  843.)— Taio,  Bp.  of 
Saragassa.  Sententlarum  libri  V.  132  pp.  (Mlgne,  J. 
P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  80,  p.  727.)— Tlialassins,  Abbot  in 
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Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  91,  p.  1427.)— Theopbilus,  Bp.  of 
Alexandria.  Apophthegmata.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  3  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  65,  p.  198.)— Varro,  M. 
T.  Sententiae.  3  pp.  (Pitra,  J.  B.,  Spicileg.  Solesmense, 
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ceutes  forniandi  slut,  praeceptioncs  paucuiae.  11  pp. 
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Religions    aspect    of    pbilosophy. 

Royce.  J.  — 1457 

Religious  belief.  Origin  and  development 
of.     Baring-Gould.  S.  —3224 

Religious  ceremonies.  See  Rites,  cere- 
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Religious  communion,  private  and  pub- 
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Religious  contrOTcrsy.     Allen,  J.  H. 

Bellglous  lesson  of  religious  controversy.  6  pp.  ( Chr. 
Exam.  V.  77,1864,  p.  201.)— Ethics  of  religions  con- 
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See  also  Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  N.  Y.  8.  v.  4,  1859, 
p.  246. 

Religions  counsel.    See  Piety. 
Religious  courtship.    Defoe,  D.,  Novels 

and  miscel.  works,  v.  14.  2103 

Religious  dCTil  detected,  A.    Osbourn. 

Rev.  J.  —4236 

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Goldatuecker,  T.,  Lit.  remains,  v.  2,  p.  1. 

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See  also  Sunday  Schools.— Theological  edu- 
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Religions  encyclopaedia.  Schaff ,  Rev. 
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Religious  equality  and  unlimited  for- 
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Religions  festivals.  See  Festivals,  Eccle- 
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Religious  liistory  of  Ireland.  Godkin, 
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Religious  indifference.  See  Indiffer- 
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civil  power  In  things  sacred.    52  jjp.    ( Works,  v.  4, 
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See  also  London  Quart.  Rev.  v.l6, 1861,  p.  115 ;  N.  Am. 
Bev.  v.  104, 1867,  p.  5S6.  Aho  Church  and  State.— 
Dissenters  aud  Dissent.— Persecutions. 


Religious  life  in  Oeruiaiiy. 

3  V. 


Baur.  W. 
—1276 


Religious  life  of  England.    Taylor.  J. 

J.  —3225 

Religious   literature.     Lyttelton,  (— ). 

Extravagance  In  devotional  writings.  18  p^.  (Con- 
temp.  Rer.  V.  4,  1867,  p.  289.)— Popular  religious 
literature.    24  t)p.     (N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  42,  1865,  p.  413.) 

Religious  Magazine  and  monthly  review. 

Ed.  bv  Rev.  John  H.  Morison,  D.  D.     V.  45- 

50.     Boston,  1871-73.     6  v.  8°.  —4204 

Note.— la  1874  changed  to  Unitarian  Review  and 

religious  magazine,  and  In  1837  to  Unitarian  Review. 

PABT  1Y.— 133. 


Religious    memoirs.     16    pp.     {Black- 

wr)od''s  M"].  V.  So.  ISoS,  ',1.  703.) 

Religious  movements  of  Germany 

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Religious  orders.    Helyot,  P.    Diction- 
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Bechard.  F.    De  la  police  des  associations  rell- 

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religions  and  military  orders  of  the  Roman 
Catholic  Church.  21  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  5.  1815,  p.  33.) 
5<e  also  their  names;  as,  Beuedictlnes. — Carthu- 
sians.—Dominicans. -•Jesuits,  etc. 

Religious  pieces  in  prose  and  verse. 
Perry.  Rev.  G.  G.  {Ed.)  {Early  Eng.  Text 
Soc.  No.  26.)  2125 

Religious  poems.  Stowe,  Mrs.  H.  B.  1356 

Religious  poetry.    See  Sacred  poetry. 

Religious  sects  of  the  Hindus.  2  v.  Wil- 
son. H.  H.,  Works,  v.  1.  2.  3175 

Religious  sentiment,  its  sonrce  and  aim. 
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Religious  ^toic.  The.    36  pp.    Mackenzie, 

Sir  G.,  Work.i,  v.  1,  p.  39. 

Religious  system  of  the  Amazulu.    Cal- 
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Religious  tliougbt.  Courses  of.    42  pp. 

Gladstone,  W.  E.,  Gleanings  of  past  years,  v.  3,  p.  95. 

Religions  thought  in  England.  Hunt.  J. 

3  V.  —3224 

Reliquaries.  Description  of  a  bronze  arm, 

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Irish  Acad.  Trans,  v.  18,  1838,  p.  14.)— Reliquary  in 
the  possession  of  Thomas  Astle.  2  pp.  (Vetusta 
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south  Wales  and  Anglesey.  19  pp.  3  pi.  (ArehaeoL 
Cambr.  4  s.  v.  1, 1870,  p.  122.) 
See  also  Relics. 

Reliques.    Burns,  R.  2194 

Reliques   of   ancient   English  poetry. 

Percy.  T.,  Bp.  of  Dromore.     3  v.  1373 

ReUques  of  Father  Prout.    Mahoney, 

Rev.  F.  S.    (Bohn.  H.  G..Illiistr.  Libr.)    2285 
Reliquiae  antiquae.    Wright,  T.,  aud 

Halliwell-Phillipps.  J.  O.  [Eds.)  2243 

Reliquiae   Aquitanicae.     Lartet,    E., 

and  Christy.  H.  1782 

Reliquiae  Raxterianae.    Sylvester.  M. 

3761 
Reliquiae  Rodleianae.    Bodley,  Sir  T. 

W.17 
Reliquiae  dilUTianae.    Buckland,i2ei7. 

W.  —1572 

Reliquiae  juris  ecclesia^tici  antiquis- 

simae.    Lagarde.  P.  A.  de  (Ed.)    2  v.  in  1. 

—1354 
Reliquiae  liturgicae.  Hall,P.(£a.)  5  v. 

—1248 
Reliquiae  sacrae.    Routh,  M.  J.  {Ed.) 

5  V.  —2206 

Reliure  fran^ise.  La.  Michel,  M.  W.52 
Reilstab,  Ludwig.     Eighteen  hundred  and 

twelve.  17  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  64,  1848, 
p.  190.)— Moscow  retreat.  14  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Black- 
wood's Mag.  v.  64,  1848,  p.  359.) 

Remacle,  St.,  Bp.  of  Tongres.    Ex  mira- 

culis  Sauctl  Remacll  Stabulenslbus.  13  pt).  (Frank- 
fort Soc.  Script.  V.  15,  pt.  1,  p.  431.)— Godefroi,  of 
Stavelol.  Trlumphu's  Sanctl  Remacll.  24  pp.  (Mlgne, 
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Remade,  St..  Bp.  of  Utrecht.    Notger,  Bp. 

of  Liege.  Vita  Sanctl  Reinacli  Trajectensis  episcopL 
11  pp.    (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  ?.  139,  p.  1147.) 


REMACLE 


3726 


REMEDY  OF  LOVE 


Remade,  Bernard  Benoit.  1805-71.  Des 
hospices  d'enfans  trouves  en  Europe,  et 
principalement  en  France,  depuis  leur  ori- 
gine  iusqu'a  nos  jours.     Paris,  1838.     8°. 

—1387 

'• Enfans  trouves.      Tableaux   statistiques 

officiels.     [Paris],  n.d.    4°.  —2301 

Remade,  Jean  Laurent.  — 1849.  Diction- 
naire  wallon-trangais,  dans  lequel  on  trouve 
la  correction  de  nos  idiotismes  vicieux,  et 
de  nos  wallonismes,  par  la  traduction,  en 
frangais,  des  phrases  wallonnes.  3  ed. 
Liege,  n.  d.    3  v.  8°.  1164 

Contents, 
A-Fyoutt,  V.  1.  G-Z(in6,  v.  2. 

Remained  of  Gentilisme  and  Judaisme. 

Aubrey,  J.  (Folk-lore  Soc.  Pi(6.  No.  4. )  1217 
Remains  concerning  Britain.  Cam- 
den, W.  1568 
Remains  of  a  very  antient  recension 

of  the  4  Gospels  in  Syriac.     Cureton,  Rev. 

W.  (Ed.)  —1212 

Remains  of  ecclesiastical  woodwork. 

Bury,  W.  T.  —1771 

Remains  of  Jap liet.  Parsons,  J.  —2101 
Remains  of  lost  empires.    Myers,  P. 

V. N.  1776 

Remains  of  pagan  Saxondom.   Aker- 

man,J.  Y.  1712 

Remarkable  charities.  Collection    of. 

Edwards,  H.  —1387 

Remarkable  criminal  trials.    Feuer- 

bach,  P.  J.  A.,  Bitter  von.  —2324 

Remarkable   ProTidences.    Mather, 

I.  2637 

Remarkable  trials.  Book  of.    Benson, 

L.  —2324 

Remarks  made  on  a  short  tour  between 

Hartford  and  Quebec.  Silliraan,  B.  2467 
Remarks  on  antiquities,  arts,  and  let- 
ters, during  an  excursion  in  Italy.    Forsyth, 

J.  1475 

TJie  same.    2  v.  3557 

Remarks  on  scepticism.    Rennell,  Rei\ 

T.  —4234 

Remarks  on  select  passages  in  the 

Old  Testament.     Kennicott,  B.  —1216 

Remarks  on  some  of  the  evils  of  Ire- 
land, and  their  removal.  19  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  25, 
1825,  p.  141.) 

Remarks  on  the  architecture  of  the 

middle  ages.     Willis,  R.  —1775 

Remarks  on  the  Asiatic   policy  of 

England  and  Kussla.    14  pp.    (Pamphleteer,  v.  25,  1825, 
p.  19.) 

Remarks  on  the  country  extending 
from  Cape  Palmas  to  the  river  Congo. 
Adams,  Capt.  J.  1426 

Remarks  on  the  demoralizing  influ- 
ence of  slavery,  by  a  resident  at  the  Cape  of 
Good  Hope.  London,  1828.  8°.  {Tracts  on 
slavery,  v.  2.)  — 2346 

Remairks  on  the  life  and  death  of  the 
fam'd  Mr.  Blood.  London,  1680;  repr.  1817. 
8°.     (Smeeton,  G.,  Hist,  tracts,  v,  1.)       1547 

Remarks  on  the  life  and  writings  of 
William  Shakspearfe.     Britton,  J.  3304 

Remarks  on  the  present  system  of  road- 
making.    M'Adam,  J.  L.  —2736 


Remarks  on  the  uses  of  the  definitive 
article  in  the  Greek  text  of  the  New  Testa- 
ment.    Sharp,  G.  —1338 

Remarks  upon  North  Wales.  Hutton, 
W.  2165 

Remarks  upon  the  account  of  the 
conduct  of  a  certain  Dutchess,  in  a  letter 
from  a  member  of  the  last  Parliament,  in 
the  reign  of  Queen  Anne  to  a  young  noble- 
man. London,  1743.  8°.  (With  Hooke, 
N.,  Account  of  the  conduct  of  the  Diichess  of 
Marlborough.)  4766 

Remarks  upon  the  ancient  churches 
of  the  Albigenses.     Allix,  P.  —3284 

Remarqucs  sur  la  noblesse.  Maugard, 
A.  .  2776 

Rembert,    St.,  Bp.  of  Hamburg.     —888. 

vita  Sanctl  Anscliarii  Latiue  et  Suetice.  88  pp.  (lant, 
E.  M.,  Script,  rer.  Svecic.  v.  2,  pt.  1,  p.  173;  Langebeck, 
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Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v.  118,  p.  959.) 

Vita  Sanctl  Rimberti.    12  pp.    (Frankfort  Soc. 

Script.  V.  2,  p.  764;  Langebeck,  -T.,  and  Sulim,  P.  F.^ 
Script,  rer.  Danic.  \.  2,  p.  123;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lai.  V.  126,  p.  991.) 

Rembrandt  (Rembrandt  Hermanszoon  van 
Ryn).  1607-69.  CEuvre  de,  decrit  et  com- 
mente  par  M.  Charles  Blanc.  Ouvrage  com- 
prenant  la  reproduction  de  toutes  les  es- 
tampes  du  maitre,  executee  sous  la  direction 
de  M.  Firmin  Delangle.  Paris,  1880.  fo. 
and  plates,  el.  fo.  P. 383 

Burnet,  J.     Rembrandt  and  his  works. 

1849. 

MoLLETT,  J.  W.    Rembrandt.    1880.    {Il- 

lustr.  biog.  of  great  artists. ) 

Naqlee,  G.  K.    Leben  und  werke  des 

malers  und  radirers  Rembrandt  van  Ryn. 
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Vosmaer,  C.    Rembrandt,  sa  vie  et  ses 

CBuvres.     1877. 

Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C.    In  Us  Hist,  des  pelntres:  Ecole 

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Lagrange,  L.  Rembrandt.  18  pp.  (Correspondant, 
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56  pp.  (Dohme,  R.,  Kunst  und  kuenstler,  v.  2.)— Lenor- 
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Rembrandt  van  Ryn.  9  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  58, 1879, 
p.  530.)— Blerritt,  H.  Rembrandt.  8  pp.  (In  his  Art 
criticism  and  romance,  v.  1,  p.  141.) — Michel,  E. 
Rembrandt  dans  les  musdes  de  Cassel,  de  Brunswick, 
et  de  Dresde.  40  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1879,  v.  35, 
p.  579.)— MIcldleton.  0.  H.  Remarks  on  the  exhibi- 
tion of  the  etched  work  of  R.  4  pp.  (Archaeol.  Joum. 
V.  34,  1877,  p.  8J.)— Passage  in  the  lives  of  R«- 
hens  and  R.  15  pp.  (/'Vaser's  i/ajf.  v.  31, 1845,  p.  293.) 
— Planche,  J.  B.  G.  Rembrandt,  sa  vie  otses  couvres. 
34  pp.  (Kev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1853,  n.  p6r.  2  s.  v.  3,  p.  244.) 
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Rembrandt  et  Van  der  Joist.  25  pp.  (Kev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1801,2  p6r.  v.  32,  p.  777.)- Worlis  of  R.  43 
pp.     (Edin.  lieti.  v.  150,  1879,  p.  151.) 

Rembrandt's  Tcrsteigernng,  gedicht. 

38  pp.     Arulm,  L.  A.  von,  Saemml.  werke,  v.  19,  p.  223. 

Rembrun,  Romance  of.  See  Guy  of  War- 
wick. 

Remedes  d'amors.    Jacques  d'Amiem. 

2396 

Remedia  anioris.  Ovidius  Naso,  P.,  Car- 
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Remedy  of  afiliction  for  the  loss  of  our 

friends.     17  pp.     Fielding,  H.,  Works,  v.  8,  p.  29. 

Remedy  of  love.  Ovidius  Naso,  P.,  He- 
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REMEMBRANCER 


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Reminiscence  of  the  old  time.    12  pp. 

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Reminiscences  and  anecdotes  of  Dan- 
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Reminiscences  and  documents  relat- 
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Reminiscences  and  opinions.  Doyle, 
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Reminiscences  chiefly  of  Oriel  Col- 
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Reminiscences   of  a   literary   life. 

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Reminiscences   of  a   march.     6  pp. 

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Reminiscences  of  a  voyage  to  India. 

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Reminiscences   of   a  walker   round 

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Reminiscences  of  Abraham  liincoln 

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Reminiscences  of  Amherst  College. 

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Reminiscences  of  an  idler.    Wikoff, 

H.  1462 

Reminiscences  of  an  ill-used  wretch. 

4  pp.     (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  8,  1833,  p.  577.) 

Reminiscences   of   an    intercourse 

with  George  Berthold  Niebuhr.     Lieber.  F. 

5844 
Reminiscences  of  an  old  monkey. 

8  pp.     iBlac/cwaod's  Mag.  v.  28,  1830,  p.  96.) 

Reminiscences  of  an  old  traveler. 

Emerson.  G.  B.  —2367 

Reminiscences  of  court  and  diplomatic 

life.   Douglas,  G. ,  Baroness  Bloomfidd.  2  v. 

—1311 
Reminiscences  of  £toii.     Wilkinson, 

C.  A.  —2305 

Reminiscences   of  Felix   Mendels- 
sohn-Bart holdy.    Polko,  Frau  E.  V. 

5856 
Reminiscences  of  50  years.    Boyd,  M. 

1548 
Reminiscences  of  50  years  in  Texas. 

Linn.  J.  J.  2406 

Reminiscences  of  Forts  Sumter  and 

Moultrie.  Doubleday,  Maj.-Gen.  A.  2647 
Reminiscences  of  43  years  in  India. 

Lawrence.  Lieitt.-Gen.  Sir  G.  3456 

Reminiscences  of  Oeorge  lust.  Bar. 

Burrell.  A.  B.  3795 

ReminiscencesofJames  A.  Garfield. 

Fuller,  C.  E.  3794 

Reminiscences     of     Jeremiah     S. 

Black.     Clayton,  M.  B.  3794 

Reminiscences  of  men  and  things.    226 

pp.  (Fra.<!er's  Mag.  v.  26,  1842,  pp.  347,  730;  v.  27,  1843, 
pp.  99. 145,  289,  454,  609,  687  ;  v.  28,  1843,  pp.  60, 169,  278, 
379,  539,  647 ;  v.  29, 1844,  pp.  219,  331.) 

Reminiscences  of  public  men.  Perry, 

B.  F.  3796 
Reminiscences  of  Rev.  Wm.  Ellery 

Clmiining.    Peabody.  E.  P.  3871 

Reminiscences  of  Scottish  life  and 

character.     Ramsay.  E.  B.  2566 

Reminiscences  of  the  bench  and  bar 

of  Missouri.     Bay,  W.  V.  N.  3821 

Reminiscences  of  the  court  and  times 

of  King  Ernest  of  Hanover.   Wilkinson,  Rev. 

C.  A.  2  V.  3607 
Reminiscences  of  the  "filibuster" 

war  in  Nicaragua.  Doubleday,  C.  W.  1628 
Reminiscences  of  the  French  war. 

Rogers.  Maj.  R.  1647 

Reminiscences  of  the  last  65  years. 

Tliomas.  E.  S.     2  v.  3875 

Reminiscences  of  the  overland  trip, 

poem.    4  pp.     (Frasfr's  Mag.  v.  40, 1849,  p.  82.) 


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Reminiscences  of  2  years  with  the 
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Reminiscences  of  Yarrow.  Russell, 
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Remiremont,  France.    Duhamel,  L.    Du 

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R6mond    de    Sainte   A.lbine«   Pierre. 

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Remondini,  Pier  Constantino.       Intorno 

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Remus.    Mommsen,  T.    Die  Remuslegende. 

23  pp.    (Hermes,  v.  16, 1881,  p.  1.) 

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Remus,  Uncle.    See  Harris,  J.  C. 
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Channing,  sa  vie  et  ses  oeuvres.    2  ed., 

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Lord  Herbert  de  Cherbuiy,  sa  vie  et  ses 

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Simon,  J.  F.  S.  S.  Thiers,  Guizot,  Re- 
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Remusat,  Claire  Elisabeth  Jeanne  Gravier 
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Selections  from  the  letters  of,  to  her  hus- 
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Hlllebrand,  K.    Mine,  de  Remusat  und  Napoleon 

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Remusat,  Jean  Pierre  Abel.  1788-1832. 
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langue  commune  generalement  usitee  dans 
I'empire  chinois.  Nouv.  ed.,pub.  conforme- 
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Melanges  asiatiques,  ou  choix  de  mor- 

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Nouveaux  melanges  asiatiques,  ou  recueil 

de  morceaux  de  critique  et  de  memoires 
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Remusat,  Paul  Louis  Etienne  de  [Ed.) 
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Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  2,  1864,  p.  386  ;  Edin. 
Rev.  V.  119,  1864.  p.  574  ;  Lctndon  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  21,  I8ft4,  p.  457;  v.  22, 1864,  p.  235  ;  iV.  Am. 
Rev.  V.  98.  1864,  p.  195 ;  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  40, 
1864,  p.  184.)  —1247 

Marc-Aurele  et  la  fin  du  monde  antique. 

4  ed.  Paris,  1882.  8°.  [Histoire  des  origines 
du  Christianisme,  v.  7.)  (Rev.  of  in  Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  49,  1882,  p.  704.)  5887 

Melanges  d 'histoire  et  de  voyages.   Paris, 

1878.     8°.  2446 

Contents.  Art  dn  moyen  age  et  les  causes  de  sa 
decadence. —  Les  Cf sars.— Hisioire  de  rinstructl-in 
publlQue  en  Chine.— Congres  philologiqnes  en 
Alleinagiie.— Desert  et  le  Soudan.— Dlsconra. — 
Aiicieniie  Egypte. — Lettre  sur  la  liberie  de  I'en- 
seignement  snp^ricnr.  —  Eapagne  mnsnl- 
maue. — Examen  de  quelques  fails  relatlfs  k  rirap6- 
ratrice  Fanstine.— Graniniariens  grecs. — Ibu- 
Batontah.— Primitive  grammaire  de  I'lnde. -Ori- 
gines de  la  langae  fran^aise. — Joseph  Victor  Le 


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Clerc— Lea  Prairies  d'Or  de  Ma^oiidi.— Dficouverte 
do  Niiiive. — De  la  part  des  pennies  semitiqnes 
dans  I'hlstoire  de  la  civilisation. — Hlstoire  de  la  plii- 
lologle  classiqne  dans  I'atitiqulte. — Le  Scliali- 
inanieh. — Vlngt  jours  en  Siclle. — Societe  berbtre. 

Mission  de  Phenicie.      Paris,   1864.     4°, 

and  atlas,  fo.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  124, 
1868,  p.  199.)  •  1701,  atlas  1731 

Questions  contemporaines.    Paris,  1868. 

8°.  2273 

Contents.  Avenir  rellgleiix  des  societ^s  mo- 
derues. — Theologie  de  lieranger. — Eugdiie  Bnr- 
nonf. — La  chaire  de  Sanscrit  an  College  de 
France. — La  cliaire  d'Uebreu  an  College  de 
France. — Destitution  d'unprofessenr  an  Col- 
lege de  France. — Beflexlous  sur  I'etat  des  es- 
Firits.  —  Etndes  savantes  en  Allemagne.  — 
nstitnt  de  France. — Instruction  publique 
en  France  jugee  par  les  AUeniands. — Instruction 
snperieure  en  France. — Du  lib^ralisnie  cle- 
rical.—Pliilosopliie  de  I'liistolre  contcnipo- 
raine.— Trois  professeurs  an  College  de  France. 
— Jitieuue  Q,uatreniire. — Ramus. 

Recollections  of  my  youth.     Tr.  by  C.  B. 

Pitman.  New  York,  1883.  16°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  52,  1883,  p.  274.)    5833 

La    reforme    intellectuelle    et    morale. 

Paris,  1871.     8°.  1694 

Saint  Paul.     Paris,  1869.    8°.     {Histoire 

des  origines  du  Christianisme.,  v.  3.)  (Rev. 
of  in  Dublin  Univ.  3Iag.  v.  75,  1870,  p.  192 ; 
Edin.  Rev.  v.  131,  1870,  p.  470.)  —1256 

Sur  les  inscriptions  hebraiques  des  syna- 
gogues de  Kefr-Bereira,  en  Galilee.  [Paris, 
1864.]     8°.  1785 

Ti'ois  inscriptions  pheniciennes  trouvees 

aOummEl-Awamid.   [Paris,  1862.]  8°.  1777 

The  same.     Paris,  1864.     8°.  1786 

Discours  sur  I'fitat  des  beaux -arts  en  France  au 

14  sl&cle.  155  pp.  (Histoire  lit.  de  la  France,  v.  24,  p. 
603.)— Claude  Bernard.  35  pp.  (Bernard,  C,  Oi'arj-e, 
p.  3.)— 8ur  un  graffito  d'Abydos.  2  pp.  (Cong,  in- 
ternaz.  degli  orient.  Atti,  1878,  v.  1,  p.  215.)— laettre- 
pr^face.  2  pp.  (Quellien,  N.,  Anna'ik,  poesies  bre- 
tonnes.) — Souvenirs  d'enfance  et  de  jeunesse.  54 
pp.  (liev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1876,  v.  18,  p.  481 ;  1880,  v.  42, 
p.  68.)— Spinoza:  1677,  and  1877.  24  pp.  (Knight, 
W.,  Spinoza,  p.  147.) 

{Tr.)    L'Ecclesiaste,  tr.  de  I'hebreu,  avec 

une  etude  sur  I'age  et  le  caractere  du  livre. 
Paris,  1882.     8°.  —1253 

(Tr.)      Livre    de    Job,  tr.   de  I'hebreu. 

Etude  sur  I'age  et  le  caractere  du  poeme. 
2  ed.     Paris,  1860.     8°.  —1215 

CuOQ,  J.  A.       Jugement  errone  de  M. 

Ernest  Renan  sur  les  langues  sauvages. 
[Anon.]    1869. 

Farrar,  F.  "W.     Essay  on  the  origin  of 

language,  based  on  modern  researches,  and 
especially  on  the  works  of  M.  Renan.     1860. 

Addis,  W.  E.    Truth  and  falsehood  of  M.  Renan's 

lectures.  27  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  3  s.  v.  4,  1880,  p.  3;W.)— 
Brandes,  G.  M.  C.  Ernest  Renan.  21  pp.  {In  his 
Eminent  authors  of  the  19  century,  p.l47.)— Brigham, 
C.  H.  llonan's  Critical  essays.  10  ijp.  (C/ir.  i'xani.  v. 
77,  1864,  p.  83.)— Claveau,  A.  Sceptlclsmo  poetlquo  en 
phllosophle.  M.  Eruoat  Renan.  36  pp.  {Hev.conlemp. 
1860,  V.  4,  p.  64.)— Cochin,  A.  Quelquos  mots  sur  la 
Vie  do  J68U8,  par  R.  24  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  59, 1863, 
p.  504.)— DaTles,  J.  L.  M.  Renan  on  himself.  11  pp. 
(  Contemp.  Reo.  v.  44, 1883,  p.  279.)— Renan's  Les  ApOtres. 
22  pp.  (  Cmtemp.  Rev.  v.  2,  1866,  p.  177.)— Descliamps, 
A.  h'.  Le  Semlllsme.  36  pi).  (Correspondant,  v.  57, 
1862,  p.  662.)— Dialogues  et  fragnienis  plilloso- 
pliiques.  28  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  WeHm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  50, 
1876,  p.  109.)— Douhaire.  P.  Reforme  lutelloctuale  et 
morale,  par  R.  5  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  51,  1872, 
p.  168.)— Saint  Paul,  par  R.  5  pp.  (Correspondant,  i\.b. 
V.  43,  1869,  p.  575.)— Dudevant,  Mine.  A.  L.  A.  D.  (G. 
Sand,  pseud.)  Dialogues  et  fnigmoiits  phllosophlques, 
jiar  R.  11  pp.  (In  her  Dornifiros  pages,  p.  111.)— 
Essaia  de  morale  et  de  critique.  12  pp.  (Rev.  o( 
in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  86, 1859,  p.  669.)— Los  fivnnglles. 


25  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  22, 1877,  p.  485.)— 
Flslier,  G.  P.  Review  of  Renan's  new  work  on  the 
Apostles.  21  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  25,  1866,  p.  542.)— 
Foisset,  J.  T.  Etudes  d'histolre  rellgieuse,  par  R. 
33  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  43,  1858,  p.  205.)— French 
criticism.  M.  Renan.  23  pp.  (iV.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  48, 
1S68,  p.  63.)— Frothlngham,  O.  B.  The  evangelist's 
debt  to  the  critic.  18  pp.  (Ckr.  Exam.  v.  76,  1864,  p. 
374.)— Renan's  Life  of  Jesus.  26  pp.  (  Ckr.  Exam.  v.  75, 
1863,  p.  313.)— Havet,  E.  L'evanglle  et  I'histoire.  Vie 
de  J6sus,  par  R.  33  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1863,  2 
per.  V.  46,  p.  564.)  —  Ilomberger,  H.  Ernst  Renan 
uud  die  deutsche  cultur.  12  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau, 
V.  19,  1879,  p.  470.)  —  Hutton,  R.  H.  M.  Renan's 
"Christ"  [and]  "St.  Paul."  41  pp.  (£ssai/s,  v.  1,  pp. 
262,  282.)— licroux,  (— ).  L'Antochrlst  de  R.  13  pp. 
(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  56, 1873,  p.  544.)— M'Clintocfc, 
J.  Renan  and  his  book.  [Life  of  Jesus.]  8  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  v.  28,  1864,  p.  398.) —  Maurice,  J.  F.  D. 
Christmas  thoughts  on  Renan's  Vie  de  Jesus.  8  pp. 
(MacmiUan's  Mag.  v.  9,  1864,  p.  190.)  —  Mazzinl,  J. 
Renan  and  France.  22  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  15, 
1874,  p.  153.)— St.  Paul  and  Renan.  27  pp.  (Quart. 
Rev.  v.  150, 1880,  p.  243.)— Plumptrc,  E.  H.  Renan  on 
St.  Paul.  18  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  11,  1869,  p.  430.)— 
Rambert,  E.  BSranger  et  R.  31  pp.  (Biblinth.  univ. 
el  rev.  Suisse,  n.  per.  v.  32,  1868,  p.  519.)— M.  Renan  i 
the  history  of  a  mind.  33  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
50,  1878,  p.  45.)— Renan's  inconsistencies.  12  pp. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  75, 1870,  p.  325.)— Rogers,  H.  Les 
ApOtros.  24  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  v.  5,  1866,  p.  513.)— 
Sainte-Beuve,  0.  A.  M.  Ernest  Renan.  40  pp. 
(Nouveaux  Lundis,  v.  2,  p.  382.)— Vie  de  Jesus,  par  R.  23 
pp.  (Nouveaux  Lundis,  v.  6,  p.  1.)— Snlnte-Beuve 
and  R.  24  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  33,  1869,  p.  457.) 
— Saintsbury,  G.  Ernest  Renan.  19  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  8.  V.  27,  1880,  p.  625.)— Scherer,  E.  Ernest 
Renan.  37  pj).  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  n.  per.  v.  6, 
1859,  p.  165.)— Stead,  S.  Renan's  Les  ApOtres.  21pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  3,  1866,  p.  199.)— Strauss,  Renan, 
and  **  Ecce  Homo."  26  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  124, 
1866,  p.  450.)  — Valbert,  G.  La  reception  de  R.  i, 
I'AcadSmie  francaiso.  14  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1879,  V.  32,  p.  936.)— Valroger,  H.  de.  Etude  sur  R. 
21  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  37, 1856,  p.  618.)— Ward,  Mrs. 
A.  Renan's  autobiography.  11  pp.  (MacmiUan's  Mag. 
V.  48,  1883,  p.  213.)— Renan's  new  volume.  [Nouvelles 
etudes  d'histolre  rellgieuse.]  10  pp.  (MacmiUan's  Mag. 
V.  50,  1884,  p.  161.)— Wlrth,  J.  V.  Ernst  Renan  ueber 
die  uaturwissenschaften  und  die  geschichte,  von  Hein- 
rich  Ritter.  15  pp.  (Zeits.f.  philos.  v.  51,  1867,  p.  105.) 
See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  90, 1861,  p.  626 ;  Eraser's 
Mag.  v.  66,  1862,  p.  579. 

Renard,  A.    Report  on  the  petrology  of  the 

rocks  of  St.  Paul.    29  pp.  1  pi.    (Challenger  Exped. 
Narrative,  v.  2,  Appendix  B.) 

Reiiard,  Capt.  Bruno.  1834—.  Precis  de 
riiistoire  militaire  de  I'antiquite.  [5  pi.] 
Paris,  1875.     8°.  —2765 

Renard,  Jean.     De  I'ombre  et  de  I'anneau. 

3  pp.    (Legrand  d'Aussy,  P.  J.  B.,  Fabliaux,  v.  1,  p.  255.) 

Renard  the  Fox.    See  Reynard  the  Fox. 

Renata.    See  Renee. 

Reiiate.  43  pp.  Storm,  T.  {Deutsch.  rund- 
schau, V.  15,  1878,  p.  1.) 

Rciiaud.  13  cent.  Lai  du  prisonnier,  ou  lai 
d'Iguaurfes.  15  pp.  (Legrand  d'Aussy,  P.  J.  B.,  Faftrtau*. 
V.  4,  p.  162.) 

Ronaiid,  Edward.     The  Cruel  lord,  poem. 

4  pp.     (S'-ribner's  Monthly,  V.  5,  1873,  p.  734.) 

Rciiaiid,  Frank,  M.  D.  Contributions  to- 
wards a  history  of  the  ancient  parish  of 
Prestbury,  in  Cheshire.  [Manchester],  1876. 
4°.     {ChethamSoc.x.Ql.)  2534 

Renand,  Jean.  Nigra,  C.  Versions  pie- 
montalsos  do  la  chanson  populalro  de  R.  8  pp.  (Ro- 
mania,\.  11,  1882,  p.  391.)— Paris,  G.  Nouvelles  ver- 
sions do  la  chanson  do  R.  4  pp.  ( Romania,  v.  12, 1883, 
p.  114.)— Versions  ln6dUoa  de  la  chanson  de  R.  12  pp. 
(Romania,  v.  11, 1882,  p.  97.) 

RciiaiKl,  Tx)ui8.     Circa  1690-1771.    Notice  ; 

OralsotiH  funSbres.    23  pp.    (Migno,  J.  P.,  Oral,  sacrtt, 
v.  41,  p.  1251.) 

Reiiaiid  de  Montauban.  Mattiies,  J. 
C.  {Ed.)  Renout  van  Moutalbaeu.  1875. 
(Moltzer,  H.  E.,  and  Winkel,  J.  te,  Biblioth. 
van  middelneda-landsche  letterkunde. ) 


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Mattlies,  J.  C.    Osforder  Renaushandsclirirt,  MS 

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Niceron,  -J.  P.    MSm.  des  hommes,  v.  12. 

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Renauld  II,  ^6p.  or iJetms.  —1138.  Cbarta; 

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Reuauld,  Bp.  ofNoyon.    12  cent.    Fundatio 

Nosocoinii  Noviomensis  approbata.  1  p.  (Acbery,  J. 
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Renauldin,  Leopold  Joseph.  1775-1859. 
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Reuaut  de  Trie.    13  cent.    Chansons.    3 

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Reneesval.    Theroulde.  1226 

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Rendu,  Louis,  Bp.  of  Annecy.  1789-1859. 
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Ren6,  of  Anjou,  King  of  Naples.  1409-80. 
CEuvres  completes,  avec  une  biographie  et 
des  notices  par  M.  le  Comte  de  Quatrebarbes, 
et  un  grand  nombre  de  dessins  et  ornements 
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Le  pas  d'armea  de  la  bergiere,  v.  2.— Chevalier,  A. 
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Laval.    Testament,  v.  1 Iiettres,  v.  1. — Nortiffie- 

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Fathers,  V.  1,  p.  350.) — "Worcester,  N.  Philosophy  ol 
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Huth  Libr. 

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France,  pub.  par  ordre  du  Ministre  de 
1 'instruction  publique.    Paris,  1861-68.    4°. 

1741 

Contents.      Arbols    de   Jubainville,    M.  H.  d'. 

Repertoire  archfiologique  du  departement  de  I'Aube. 
— Crozes,  H.  Repertoire  archfeologique  du  departe- 
ment du  Tarn.— Q,uaiitin,  M.  Repertoire  archeolo- 
gique  du  departement  de  TYonne.— Roseuzweig,  L. 
Repertoire  archeologique  du  d6partement  du  Mor- 
bihan.— Wolllez,  E.  Repertoire  archeologique  du 
departement  do  I'Olse. 

Repertoire  des  sonrceB  hi^toriques 

du  moyen  age.     Bio-bibliographie.     Cheva- 
lier, U.  W.42 
Repertoire  des  travaux  liistoriques 

contenant  I'analyse  des  publications  faites 
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monuments,  et  la  langue  de  la  France,  1883- 
84.     Paris,  1882-86.     3  v.  8°.  W.33 

Repertoire  diplomatique.  Garden, 
G.^Comtede.  —1343 

Repertoire  du  theatre  coinique  en 
France  au  moy en-age.  Petit  de  Julie ville, 
L.  3334 

Repertoire  du  theA<tre  fran<;ois.  Pe- 
titot,  C.  B.,  and  Petitot,  A.     23  v.  3355 

Repertoire  encyclopedique  de  photo- 
graphie.  La  Blanchere,  P.  R.  M.  H.  M.  de. 
2  V.  —1725 

Repertorinm  annuuni  literaturae 
botanicae  periodicae.  Bemmelen,  J.  A.  van, 
Bohnensieg,  G.  C.  W.,  and  Burck,  W.  {Eds.) 
5  V.  W.25 

Repertorium  bibliographicuni. 
Clarke,  W.  L.81 

Repertorium  der  gesammten  deut- 
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Neue  folge.    Leipzig,  1843-60.    72  v.  in 

48,  8°.  3936 

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H.,  Essays,  sci.,polil.  and  spec.  v.  3,  p.  253. 

Replies  to  "Essays  and   reviews." 

See  Essays  and  review^s. 

Replies  to  the  calumnies  of  the  Edin- 
burgh Review  against  Oxford.  Copleston, 
E.,lfp.  of  Uandaff.  [With  his  Advice  to  a 
young  reviewer.)  3274 

Reply  to  Cassandra.  87  pp.  Arnold,  A., 

,'iocial  politics,  p.  285. 

Reply  to  the  address  of  the  clergy 

of  the  diocese.s  of  Dublin  and  Glandelough, 
on  the  government  plan  for  national  educa- 
tion in  Ireland.  Whately,  R.,  Ahp.  of  Dub- 
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Reply  to  the  Essay  on  population, 
by  Rev.  T.  R.  Malthus.    Hazlitt,  W.     —1366 


Reply  to  the  most  popular  objec- 

tious  to  public  schools,  with  particular  reference  to 
the  tyrocluium  of  Cowper.  28  pp.  {Pamphleteer,  v.  i, 
1814,  p.  103.) 

Report  and  charts  of  the  cruise  of  the 
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[U.  S.  33  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  59.) 

2483 

Report  and  journal  of  proceedings  of 
the  Joint  Commissioners,  to  adjust  the 
boundary  line  of  the  states  of  Maryland 
and  Virginia.     Annapolis,  1874.     8°.       3503 

Report  of  an  expedition  down  the  Zuni 
and  Colorado  rivers.     Sitgreaves,  L.        2463 

Report  of  explorations  for  a  railway 
route  from  the  Mississippi  river  to  the  Pacific 
ocean.    "Whipple,  A.  "W.  2474 

Report  of  surveys  across  the  continent, 
in  1867-68.     Palmer,  Gen.  W.  J.  2485 

Report  of  the  autopsy  of  the  Siamese 
twins,  together  with  other  interesting  in- 
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Report  of  the  board  of  managers  . . . 
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Report  of  the  commission  of  inquiry  to 
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1634 

Report  of  the  commissioners  ap- 
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Morris-Town,  1823.  8°.  {Canal  reports, 
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Report  of  the  commissioners  ap- 
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a  canal  and  Stillwater  navigation  from  the 
city  of  Baltimore  to  the  head  of  tide  water 
at  Port  Deposit.  Baltimore,  1825.  8°.  {Canal 
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Report  of  the  commissioners  upon 
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tunnel,  to  his  Excellency  the  Governor,  and 
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state  of  Massachusetts.     Boston,  1863.    8°. 

—3714 

Report  of  the  committee  for  receiving 
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plot,  V.  2.)  1511 

Report  of  the  committee  of  correspond- 
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the  outports;  with  a  letter  from  the  chairmau  and 
deputy,  to  the  Earl  of  Buckiughamshire.  60  pp. 
[Pamphleteer,  v.  2,1813,  p.  93.) 

Report  of  the  committee  of  the  society 

for  the  relief  of  distressed  settlers  in  South  Africa: 
With  the  resolutions  passed  and  speeches  delivered  at. 
H  general  mooting,  hold  at  Capo  Town,  17  Sopt.  1823. 
To  which  Is  subjoined  an  appendix  of  letters  and 
other  documents.  Illustrative  of  the  present  coudiiloa 
of  the  settlers.    21  pp.    {Pamphleteer,  v.  23,  1824,  p.  391.) 

Report  of  the  exploring  expedition 

to  the  Rocky  Mountains  in  1842.  Fremont, 
Gen.  J.  C.  2463 

Report  of  the  Joint  standing  com- 
mittee on  Jones'  Falls,  Oct.  7,  1870.  To- 
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Report  of  tlie  national  conference 

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1870.     8°.  —3284 

Report  of  the  Susquebannah  com- 
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Report  on  the  training  systems  for 
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Reports  of  explorations  and  surveys 
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Atlantic  and  Pacific  oceans,  through  Nica- 
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Reports  of  explorations  and  surveys 
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Reposianns.  Concubitus  Martis  et  Veneris. 

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Reppone,  Masillo,  pseud.  See  Sarnelli, 
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on  the  representation  of  minorities.  16  pp.  {Fortn. 
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Forster,  H.  O.  Proportional  representation.  18  pp. 
{Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  15,  1884,  p.  703.)— Maitland,  E. 
Ttie  misrepresentation  of  majorities.  4  pp.  {Fortn, 
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of  minority  representation.  10  pp.  {New  Englander, 
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Elections  representatives.  20  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et 
rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  36,  1869,  p.  352.)— La  theorle  des 
Elections  representatives.  18  jjp.  {JHblioth.univ.et  rev. 
Suisse,  n.  per.  v.  34, 1869,  p.  321.)— Principles  of  rep- 
resentative government.  20  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  12,  1821,  p.  346.)— R*niusat,  C.  de.  Du  gouverne- 
ment reprSsontatit  et  la  revolution.  23  pp.  {Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1857,  2  p6r.  v.  11,  p.  52.)— Scebolini,  F. 
Proportionate  representation.  11pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
V.  44,  1883,  p.  905.)— Spencer,  H.  Representative 
government.  47  pp.  {Fssays,  sci.,  polit.  and  spec.  v.  2, 
p.  163.)— Tallichet,  E.  Des  systfemes  electoraux  dans 
les  dfimocraties.  51  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse, 
11.  per.  V.  28,  1867,  pp.  433, 603.)— Theory  of  political 
representation.  42  pp.  {Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  20, 1836, 
p.  174.)— Westlalie,  J.  Proportional  representation. 
7  pp.  {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  45,  1884,  p.  417.)— Wilson,  E. 
Principles  of  representation.  16  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  v.  4, 
1866,  p.  421.) 

.See  also  Minorities. — Suffrage. 

Representative  actors.    Russell,  W.  C. 

3326 
Representative  American  orations. 

Johnston,  A.     3  v.  1317 

Representative    Britisb    orations. 

Adams,  C.  K.     8  v.  2215 

Representative  government.  See  Free 
institutions. —  Political  science. —  Represen- 
tation.— Republics. — Suffrage. 
Representative  men.    Emerson,  R.  W. 

2157 
Reprieve,  The ;    or,   the  wild    justice    of 

revenge.  14  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  43,  1854,  p.  713; 
Harper's  Mag.  v.  9,  1854,  p.  371.) 

Reprint  of  papers  on  electrostatics  and 
magnetism.     Thomson,  Sir  W.  — 1523 

Reprise  cle  la  Floride.  Tamizey  de 
Larroque,  P.  3583 

Reprobation.  Whitby,  D.  On  the  5 
points.     1817. 

Bunyan,  J.  Reprobation  asserted :  or,  the  doc- 
trine of  eternal  election  and  reprobation.  24  pp. 
{Works,  V.  2,  p.  335.)— Chalkley,  T.  Concerning  per- 
sonal election  and  reprobation.  10  pp.  {Works,  p.  547.) 
— Election  and  reprobation.  26  pp.  {Brownson's 
Quart.  Rev.  u.  8.  v.  1,  1847,  p.  190.)— Priestley,  J. 
Appeal  ...  on  election  and  reprobation.  2  pp. 
{Works,  V.  2,  p.  389.) 

See  also  Predestination  and  election. 

Reproduction.    See  Generation. 
Reproductive  element  as  a  means  to 

man's  elevation.     Wright,  II.  C.  —3777 

Reproductive  organs.    See  Generative 

organs. 
Reptiles. 

BONNATERRE,  P.  J.    Erp6tologie.     1789- 

90.     [Eneye.  meth.) 

Catalogue  of  North  American  reptiles  in 

the  museum  of  the  Smithsonian  Institution. 
1853.  (Smithson.  Inst.  Miscel.  coll.  v.  2, 1802.) 


CuviER,  G.  L.  C.  F.  D.,  Baron.  Les  rep- 
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Class  reptilia.     1831.     {In  his  Animal 

kingdom,  with  add.  descr.  by  E.  Griffith, 
V.  9.) 

Davis,  N.  S.,  Jr.,  and  Rice,  F.  L.  De- 
scriptive catalogue  of  North  American  ba- 
trachia  and  reptilia,  found  east  of  Mississippi 
river.     1883. 

DuMERiL,  A.  M.  C,  and  Bibron,  G.    Er- 

petologie  generale.  ou  histoire  naturelle 
complete  des  reptiles.  1833-54,  9  v.  in  10, 
and  atlas.     {Suites  a  Buffon.) 

Figuier,  G.  L.    Les  poissons,  les  reptiles. 

1868. 

GiRARD,  C.  United  States  exploring  ex- 
pedition, 1838-42,  under  Charles  Wilkes. 
Herpetology,    1858,  2  v. 

GuiCHENOT,  A.     Animaux  nouveaux  ou 

rares  .  .  .  Reptiles.  1855.  (Castelnau,  F. 
L.  de  L.,  Comte  de,  Exped.  dans  les  parties 
centrales  de  VAm.  du  Sud.) 

HoLBROOK,  J.  E.  North  American  her- 
petology.    1842,  5  V. 

Mason,  J.  J.     Minute  structure  of  the 

central  nervous  system  of  certain  reptiles 
and  batrachians  of  America.     1879-82. 

ScHREiBER,  E.     Herpetologia  Europaea. 

1875. 

SwAiNSON,  W.     Natural  history  of  fishes, 

amphibians,  and  reptiles.  1838-39,  2  v. 
(Lardner,  D.,  Cab.  Cyc) 

Bertliold,  A.  A.    tlebor  verschicdene  none  odor 

seltene  ro))tilien  aus  Neu-Granada.  30  pp.  (Goettln- 
gen,  K.  gesells.  wissens.  Phys.  classe  Abhandl.  v.  3, 1847, 
p.  3.)— Brencbley,  J.  L.  In  his  Jottings  during  the 
cruise  of  H.  M.  S.  Curagoa,  p.  395.  13  pp.  4  pi.— 
Ebrard,  E.  Crapauds,  grenouilles,  couleuvres,  et 
salamandres.  33  pp.  {Biblinlh.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n. 
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St.  Rupert's  Mount.  De  reptilibus.  5  pp.  {In  her  Pliy- 
slca:  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  197,  p.  1337.)— 
Plea  for  British  reptiles.  4  pp.  [Harper's  Mag. 
V.  2, 1851,  p.  813.)— Steindacbner,  F.  Reptllien.  98 
pp.  3  pi.     (Novara  reise,  Ziiol.  thcil,  1  bd.) 

See  also  Ampliibta.— Batracliians.— Chelonia. 
—Cobra.— Crocodile.— Geckos. -Snakes. -Tcs- 
tudlnata. — Viper. 

Reptiles,  Fossil  forms.  Owen,  Sir  R. 
Monograph  of  the  fossil  reptilia  of  the  liassio 
formations.     1870.     {Palaeont.  Soc.  \.2d.) 

Monograph  on  the  fossil  reptilia  of  the 

cretaceous  formations.  1851-64.  {Palaeont. 
Soc.  V.  29.) 

Monograph  on  the  fossil  reptiles  of  the 

mesozoic  formations.  1874-77,  3  pts.  {Pa- 
laeont. Soc.  V.  27,  29,  31.) 

Monograph  on  the  fossil  reptilia  of  the 

wealden  and  purbeck  formations.  1853-76, 
5  pts.     {Palaeont.  Soc.  v.  25,  27,  30.) 

Monographs  on  the  British  fossil  rep- 
tilia from  the  Kimmeridge  clay.  1869. 
{Palaeont.  Soc.  v.  22.) 

Monographs  on  the  British  fossil  rep- 
tilia from  the  oolitic  formations.  1861-63. 
{Palaeont.  Soc.  v.  31.) 

and  Bell,  T,    Monograph  on  the  fossil 

reptilia  of  the  London  clay.  1849-58.  {Pa- 
laeont. Soc.  V.  28.) 

Sauvage,  II.  E.    Rochorches  snr  los  reptiles  trou- 

v68  dans  lo  Gault  do  I'ost  du  bassin  do  Paris.    41  pp. 
i  pl.    (Soc.  g6ol.  do  Franco,  Mem.  3  a.  v.  2, 1881-82.) 
See  also  Marsh,  O.  0,    Odoutorulthos, 


REPTON 


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RES  GESTAE 


Repton,  Humphry.  1752-1818.  Landscape 
gardening  and  landscape  architecture.  A 
new  ed.,  with  an  historical  and  scientific 
introduction,  a  systematic  analysis,  a  bio- 
graphical notice,  notes,  and  a  copious  alpha- 
betical index,  by  J.  C.  Loudon.  London, 
1840.     8°.  —4685 

Fragments  on  the  theory  and  practice  of  laud- 
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V.  16,  1817,  p.  416.) 

XiOndon,  J.  C.    Biographical  notice  of  B.    22  pp. 

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Repton,  England.  Ashpitel,  A.  On  Rep- 
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Republic,  The.    See  Cicero,  M.  T. 
Republic,  The.    See  Plato. 
Republic  of  God.    Mulford,  E.       —4223 
Republic  of  Xew  Haven.    Levermore, 

C.  H.     (Adams,  H.  B..  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

studies  in  hist,  andpolit.  sci.  Extra  s.  v.  1.) 

2621 
Republic  of  republics.     Sage,  B.  J. 

{P.  C.  Centz. pseud.)  —1353 

Republica  liferaria.    22  pp.    Saavedra 

Faxiird",  D.,  O'tos,  p.  389:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  eipaii. 

Republican  exiles.  21  pp.  (Blackwood's 

Mag.  V.  3>,  1S3-2,  p.  431.) 

Republican  judge.   95  pp.    Cobbett,W., 

Porcupine's  works,  v.  7,  p.  313. 

Republican  landmarks.     Sanderson, 

J.  P.  —1845 

Republican  National  conventions, 

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Republican  party.  National  Union  Re- 
publican convention,  held  at  Phila.  1872. 
Proceedings.     1872. 

Republican  National    conTentions,  held 

at  Chicago,  1880,  '84.  Proceedings.  1881- 
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Blair,  M.    Bepubllcan  party  as  It  was  and  Is.  9  pp. 

IN.  Am.  See.  v.  131,  1880,  p.  422.)— Bout  well,  G.  S. 
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preeeut  crisis.  Formation  of  the  Republican  party. 
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origin,  necessity,  and  permanence.  39  pp.  iirorks 
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publican party  offspring  of  the  aroused  conscience  of 
the  country;  Political  parties  and  our  foreign  born 
population;  Appeal  for  the  Republican  candidate; 
Appeal  to  the  Republicans  of  Rhode  Island ;  Appeal 
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Ol,  %>I,  o4o,  oo5,  ool.) 

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The  same.     1851,  3  v.     (Works,  v.  4-6  ) 

Cavalcanti.  B.    Trattati  sopra  gli  ottimi 

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Montagu,  E.  W..  Jr.    Reflections  on  the 

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Campaiiella,  T.     La  citti  del  sole ;  Questionl  sull' 

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Gantler,  T.  R6publlque  de  I'avenlr.  12  pp.  {In  kU 
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See  also  Dem.  Rev.  v.  24, 1849,  p.  257. 

Repudiation.  Richmond,  J.  "W.  Rhode 
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Spence,  C.     Letter  to  a  gentleman  in  the 

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Chaniberlaiii,D.  H.,and  Wise,J.  S.  Constitution- 
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Rev.  V.  134.  18S2,  p.  149.) 

See  also  New  Eiiglander,  v.  1, 1843,  p.  534. 

Request  and  suite  of  a  true-hearted  Eng- 
lishman. Cholmeley,  W.  (Camden  Miscd. 
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Requiem,  The.    See  Mozart,  J.  C.  W.  A. 

Requier,    Augustus   Julian.      1825—.      A 

memory.     1  p.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  56, 1878,  p.  42.) 

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Reresby,  Tamworth.  18  cent.  Miscellany 
of  ingenious  thoughts  and  reflections,  in 
verse  and  prose ;  with  some  useful  remarks. 
To  which  are  added,  for  the  sake  of  variety 
and  entertainment,  characters,  pleasant  nar- 
ratives, moral  observations,  and  essavs. 
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Rernui  Anglicarum  scriptores  post 
Bedam.     Savile,  H.  (.Ed.)  1571 

Rerum  Roicarum  scriptores.  OSfele, 
A.  F.  von  (Ed.)     2  v.  3691 

Rernni  Britanniearnni,  id  est  Angliae, 
Scotiae,  vicinarumque  insularum  ac  regi- 
onum  scriptores  vetustiores  ac  praecipui. 
Heidelbergae,  1587.    fo.  1582 

Cunlents.  Beda  renerabilis.  Eccleslastlcae  bistorlae 
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torlae libri  VI.— William,  of  Newhurgh.  Rerum  An- 
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Rerum  Ranicarum  et  Suecicarum  chro- 

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Rerum    Hibernicarum     scriptores 

veteres.     O "Conor,  C.  (i7d.)     4  v.        2592 

Rerum    Hispanicarum    scriptores. 

Beale,  R.  (Ed.)     3  v.  in  1.  3521 

Rerum  in  Liongobardia  et  vicina  Tarvi- 

sina  Marclila  gestarum  libri  III.  46  pp.  (Urslis,  C, 
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Rerum  Italicarum  scriptores.  Mura- 

tori.  L.  A.  (Ed.)     25  v.  in  28.  2731 

Rerum  natura,  De.    Lucretius  Cams.  T. 

2  V.  3255 

Rerum    per    octennium    in    Brasilia. 

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Res  gestae  Divi  August!.    Mommsen, 

C.  M.  T.  (Ed.)  2753 


RES  LITERARIAE 


3738 


RESENDE 


Res  litcrariae.    Brydges,  Sir  S.  E.    3  v. 

in  3.  W.25 

Besal,  Aime  Henri.     1828 — .     Journal  de 

mathematiques.    See  Liouville,  J. 
Rescliid.    See  Resheed. 
Rescued  infant.  The :  a  Buddhist  legend. 

10  pp.     {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  58,  1861,  p.  312.) 

Research.     See  Endowment  of  research. 
Researches      about      atmospheric 

phaenomena.     Forster,  T.  — 2485 

Researches  concerning  certain  North 
American  vertebrata.  Jones,  J.  (Smithson. 
Inst.  Contnb.  v.  8.)  —2532 

Researches  concerning  the  institutions 
and  monuments  of  the  ancient  inhabitants 
of  America.  Humboldt,  F.  W.  H.  A.,  Frei- 
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Researches  in  Asia  Minor.  Hamilton, 
W.  J.     2  V.  1486 

Researches  in  Assyria,  Babylonia,  and 
Chaldaea.     Ainsworth,  W.  1486 

Researches  in  the  highlands  of  Tur- 
key.    Tozer,  Bev.  H.  F.     2  v.  1476 

Researches  in  the  south  of  Ireland. 
Croker,  T.  C.  2562 

Researches  in  zoology.    Blackwall,  J. 

—1683 

Researches  into  the  early  history 
of  mankind.     Tylor,  E.  B.  2453 

Researches  into  the  history  of  the 
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Researches  into  the  history  of  the 
Roman  constitution.     Ihne,  J.  A.  F.  W. 

—1327 

Researches  into  the  origin  and  aflSnity 
of  the  principal  languages  of  Asia  and  Eu- 
rope.    Kennedy,  Maj.-Gen.  V.  — 2101 

Researches  into  the  physical  his- 
tory of  mankind.    Prichard,  J.  C.    5  v.  1793 

Researches  on  diamagnetisni  and 
magne-crystallic  action.   Tyndall,  J.    — 1528 

Researches  on  light.    Hunt,  R.    —1524 

Researches  on  magnetism,  electricity, 
etc.,  in  relation  to  vital  force.  Reichenbach, 
K.,  Freiherr  von.  — 1524 

Researches  on  th^  action  of  the  blast- 
furnace.    Schinz,  C.  —3746 

Researches  on  the  ammonia-cobalt 

bases.  G7  pp.  Glbbs,  W.,  and  Geuth,  F.  A.  (Smllh- 
suu.  lust.  Contrib.  v.  9.) 

Researches  on  the  deTelopement, 

structure,  and  diseases  of  the  teeth.  Na- 
smyth,  A.  —1693 

Researches  on  the  solar  spectrum. 
Kirchhoff,  G.  R.    2  pts.  —1583 

Researches  upon  the  anatomy  and 

pliysli'logy  <>t  respiniilon  In  the  Chelxiiia.  42  pp. 
Mitchell,  S.  W.,  aud  Morehouso,  Q.  R.  (Smithson.  lust. 
Contrib.  v.  i:i.) 

Researches  upon  the  venom  of  the 

rattlesnake.  156  pp.  Mitchell,  8.  W.  (Smithson.  Inst. 
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Resedaceae.    Mueller,  J.    Monographie 

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Resemblance.    Merian,  J.  B.    Reflexions 

phllosfiphlquoB  sur  la  re.ssomblttDco.  27  pp.  (Berlin 
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Resende,  Duarte  de.    A  huma  molher  que 

sernya;  Esparca  sua,  etc.  8  pp.  (JHblivlk.  lit.  vereins 
in  Siullg.  v.  20,  p.  4U.) 

Resende,  Garcia  de.  OiJ-ca  1470-1554.  Can- 
cioneiro  geral.  Altportugiesische  lieder- 
samralung.     Neu  herausg.  von  Dr.   E.  H. 


von  Kausler.  Stuttgart,  1846-52.  3  v.  8°, 
[Bihlioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stutfg.  v.  15, 17,  26.) 

—3116 

Contents.  Abren.  J.  d,  d'.  A  dom  Duarte  de  Me- 
neses,  v.  2G.  —  Agniar,  J.  d'.  Apartaudo-ese  dos 
amores,  V.  26. — Contr'asmolheres;  Trouas  e  cantiguas 
suas,  V.  17.— Alniacla.  F.  d'.  Cantigua  de,  v.  26.— 
Almeida,  A.  F.  d'.  A  hum  fuiidamento;  Trouas  e 
cantiguas  suas,  v.  26.— Almeida,  A.  d'.  Cantlgas,  v. 
15. — Passaro  aa  bartruilha  de  Dom  Goterre  que  fez  de 
Borcado,  v.  26 — Aliuetdn,  P.  d'.  A  dona  Briatiz  de 
Vllhaua ;  Trouas  e  cantiguas  suas,  v.  26. — Aiirry- 
quez,  L.  Aa  morte  do  pryncype  ;  Trouas  e  cantiguas 
suas,  V.  17.— As  de  per  'Alteza,  v.  26.— Aveyro,  J. 
A.  d'.  A  Vasco  Arnalho ;  Trouas  suas  a  Langarote  de 
Melo,  V.  17.— Azevedo,  L.  de.  Aa  morte  do  jtante; 
Huma  cantigua  sua,  v.  15.— Baiam,  P.  do.  Outras,  v. 
17.— Baram,  Do.  Ao  coudel  mor,  v.  26.— Barbato,  J. 
Da'vysos;  Outras  suas  d'uum  sonho,  v.  15. — Bai-reto, 
A.  A  Aluaro  d'Almada;  Outras  suas  a  el  rrey  dom 
Afousso;  Trouas  e  cantiguas  suas,  v.  15.— Blveiro, 
F.  de.  D'estes  trouadores  abayxo  nomeados  a  .  .  .  e 
reposta,  v.  26 — Borba,  Conde  do.  Dez  cantlgas,  v.  17. 
— Aojaez  de  Francisco  d'Anhaya,  v.  26. — Brandain, 
D.  Aa  morte  del  rrey  dom  Joam  ;  Trouas;  Cantiguas 
suas,  V.  17.— Brandam,  F.  Trouas  ;  Cantiguas  suas, 
V.  17. — Brito,  A.  do.  Trouas  e  caiitigas,  etc.  v.  15. — 
Brlto,  D.  de.  De  cousas  quolho  acoutegeram  e  vyo  ; 
Trouas  e  cantiguas  suas,  v.  15.— Bryto.  See  Brlto.— 
Ca^joto,  G.  M.  Trouas  e  cantlgas  suas,  v.  17.— Car- 
doso, F.  Trouas  e  cantyguas  suas,  v.  17.— Correa, 
A.  A  dom  Aurrique,  v.  26.— Costa,  B.  da.  Trouas  e 
cantyguas  suas,  v.  17.— Crasto,  G.  de.  A  Anrrlque 
d'Almeydo,  v.  15.— Crasto,  R.  de.  De  alcaladas  de 
Joam  Gomez,  v.  26.— Diogiio,  Dom.  A  Dona  Briatiz 
...  V.  26.— Trouas  e  cantigua  sua,  v.  17.— DIoguo, 
Velho  da  chancellaria.  Cantigua,  v.  26.— Foga^a,  D. 
Aas  damas;  Quatro  cantyguas,  v.  15.— Foga^a.  J. 
A  dom  Gongalo;  Trouas  e  cantiguas  suas,  v.  17.— 
Kreyrc,  L.  de.  Do  macho  de,  v.  26 — Gama,  D. 
da.  Ao  secretario;  Trouas  e  cantyguas  suas,  v.  17. — 
As  caualo  de  Joam  Gomez,  v.  26. — Gomez  da  Ylha. 
See  Ylha.  —  Gon^alvez  de  Castel-Braiico,  R. 
Trouas  suas,  etc.  v.  17. — Goterre.  Z>om.  Acs  jyboes, 
V.  26.— Noue  cantiguas,  v.  17. — Goyos,  SI.  de.  Ao 
conde  do  Vimloso;  Trouas  e  cantiguas  suas,  v.  26. — 
Gregorlo  Affonsso.  Os  arronegos ;  Duas  grosas 
suas,  V.  17.— IlUa.  See  Ylha. — Lietras  das  Justas, 
V.  26.— Lianor,  D.  Despedymento  dos  seruldores,  v. 
26.— Liobato,  F.  A  huma  molher,  v.  15.— Iiobo,  R. 
Aas  damas;  Cantiguas,  v.  26. — Liopez  d'Azevedo, 
D.  Outra,  v.  17.— Lopez  (Pereira),  F.  A  huma  molher 
quo  seruya ;  Trouas  o  cantiguas  suas,  v.  26.— Manuel, 
J.  Ha  morte  do  prlnclpe  dom  Affonsso  ;  Trouas  e  can- 
tiguas suas,  etc.  v.  15.— Das  pancadas  dos  cantoros; 
Cantiguas,  v.  26.— Marcam,  D.  Em  huma  partida; 
Duas  cantiguas  suas,  v.  17.— Melo,  L.  do.  Doharam  a, 
V.  20.— Melo  (da  Silva),  D.  de.  A  Ayros  Teloz ; 
Trouas  e  cantiguas  suas,  v.  26.— Mendez  de  Porta- 
legre,  A.  Lamentegam;  Trouas  e  cantiguas  suas,  v. 
20.— Mendez  de  Vasconcclos,  Francisco.    Ofrado, 

V.  26 Meneses,  D.  de.    Lonuor  do  craueyro,  v.  26 — 

Meneses,  J.  de.  A  huma  dama  quo  boyjana  dona 
Guyomar;  Das  carapugas  da  solya,  v.  20.— Outras; 
Trouas,  etc.  v.  15.— Meneses.  L.  de.  Cantiguas  y 
trouas  suas,  v.  17.— Miranda,  D.  do.  Cantigua,  v.  15.— 
Miranda,  S.  de.  A  dona  Briatiz  de  Viihana,  v.  26.— 
Mouiz.G.  A  huma  molher,  V.  15.— Moniz,  R.  A  sua 
dama;  Trouas  e  cantiguas  suas,  v.  15.— Monsanto, 
R.  de.  Aa  mongy  com  capelo;  Da  mula  do  Lourengo 
de  Farla,  v.  20.— Mola,  A.  da.  Trouas;  Canilguas; 
Outras,  V.  20.— Myranda.  See  Miranda — IVoronha, 
M.  de.  Das  coroylas  de,  v.  20.— Omem,  F.  (Estro- 
beyro  mor).  Trouas  o  cantiguas  suas,  v.  20 — Oincm, 
P.  Trouas  e  cantyguas,  v.  15.— Cantigua,  etc.  v.  20.— 
Os  porqucs,  v.  26.— Pedro,  Infante  Don.  A  Joam 
de  Mena  e  rreposta,  v.  17.— Pedro,  Don.  See  Peter  I, 
King  of  Portugal.— Pedroan,  D.  do.  Cantigua  do,  v. 
15.— Pedrosa,  S.  de.  A  dom  Francisco  do  Crasto,  v. 
26.— Cantigua  do,  v.  15. —  Pereira,  N.  de.  Porque 
casou  sua  dama;  Trouas,  cantiguas,  v.  15.— A  doin 
Joain  Pereira;  A  Aurlquo  d'Almolda,  v.  20.— Da  daina 
Boarnc?uda,  v.  26— Peter  I,  King  of  Portugal  (Don 
Pedro).  Quatro  cauilgas,  v.  17.— llescnde,  D.  do.  A 
huma  raollier;  Esparca  sua,  etc.  v.  20.- Resende,  G. 
do.  A  huum  propostto  em  quo  fez  osto  Vyianeote,  v. 
20.— Trouas,  cantiguas,  etc.  v.  20.- llesende,  J.  uo. 
A  huma  molher;  Trouas  o  cantiguas  suas,  v.  20.— 
KIbeIro,  B.  A  huma  molher  quo  scrula  .  .  .;  can- 
tiguas suas,  V.  20.— Krolz  de  Castell-Blanco,  J. 
A  Antonio  Pachocho;  Trouas;  Cantiguas,  v.  17.— 
Rroiz  de  liucena.  Cantigua  sua  com  grosa;  DUftfl 
oplstolas,  V.  17.— Urolym,   Don.    Cantigua,  v.  16.— 


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Saa,  O.  de.  A  Dioguo  Bremdam  ;  Trouas  e  cantiguas 
suas,  V.  17.— Sa«,  F.  de.  Grosa  d'uma  cantygua; 
Oatra  srosa  e  cauUgas  suas,  v.  17.— S«a,  J.  K.  de. 
Sobre  alguos  escudos  d'armores;  Trouas,  etc  v.  17. — 
Santa-Crax,  Prior  de.   Outras,  etc  t.  26.— Sllveyra, 

F.  da.  Aas  daraas  em  que  se  fez  mono ;  Trouas  e  can- 
tiguas  suas,  v.  17. — Da  barba  de  dom  Bodrigao;  Da 
Hugoa  que  tanto  mouta ;  De  Lop'  Aluarez  de  Houra, 
T.  26.— Sllveyra,  F.  da  (Coudell  moor).  Sobre  as 
oortes  que  sse  fizeram  em  Moutemoor;  Outras; 
Trouas,  V.  15. — A  Aluaro  da  Cuoba;  Trouas  e  can- 
tiguas suas,  V.  17.— A  Pero  de  Sousa  rrybeiro;  Ac 
baram  d'Aluyto;  Do  coudel  moor  com  repostas,  t.  26. 
— Silveyra,  J.  da.  A.-i  senbora  dona  Marguarida 
Freyre;  A  Pero  Moulz;  Uiiancete  de,  v.  26.— Sil*-eyra, 
J.  da.  Outras,  etc.  v.  26.— Xunez  de  Perelra  Ocuydar 
a  sospirar,  v.  13.— Silvey-ra,  !•.  da.  Sobre  o  ecclesl- 
astes ;  Cantiguas  e  truuas  suas,v.  17.— As  martasde  dom 
Jeronimo;  Ao  conde  doTimloso,  v.  26.— Sllveyra,  M. 
da.  De  nouas  e  bama  cantygua  sua,  y.  13.— Sil-veyra, 
8.  da.  Cantigua;  A  Lopo  Furtado,  v.  26.— Sousa,  F. 
de.  Aa  rrazam ;  Trouas  suas  atee  as  folbas,  t.  26.— 
Sevaa,  1m.  de.  Aa  gangorra  de,  t.  26.— Sousa,  P.  de. 
A  estes  casados  abaixo  nomeados  e  rreposta;  Ao 
baram,  v.'26. — Rribeyro  a  dona  Haria  de  Meneses,  t. 
26.— Sousa,  S.  de.  A  dona  Brlatiz  de  Saa;  A  dona 
Guyomar  de  Meneses ;  As  esporas  de,  v.  26. — A  dona 
Caterina  de  Figueyroo;  Trouas  e  cantiguas  suas,  v. 
26.— Sylva,  T.  Trouas  suas,  v.  17.— Taronca,  Conde 
de.  Huma  preganta,  v.  17.— Telez,  A.  Aa  senbora 
dona  Joana  de  Heudoza,  etc.  v.  26.— Telex,  F.  Can- 
tigua de,  V.  13. — Tejrxera,  T.  Tres  cantiguas,  v.  17. 
— Trotelro  (Do)  de  Conde  Prior,  v.  26— Valente, 
A.  A  dona  Guyomar;  Grosa  d'uma  cantigua;  Huma 
preguuta,  etc.  v.  15.— Vilanova,Condede.  Desauyndo 
e  grosa  sua  a  bum  morto,  v.  17. — Vimioso,  Conde  do. 
A  buma  senbora ;  Trouas  suas  Cantiguas,  ▼.  17. — A. 
liUysda  Sylveira;  As  do  Craseyro,  v.  26. — TUia,  J. 
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Braga.  T.    Poetas  palacianos,  seculo  15. 

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Resende,    Jorge    de.      A   huma    molher. 

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Beseniiis,  Peder.    Niceron,  J.  P.  Mem.  des 

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Keserved  people.  Thoughts  on.    6  pp. 

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Besheed,  or  Reschid,  Pasha,  called   also 

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Resht,  Persia.    Aufstand  in  Rescht  im  j. 

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Residence  among  the  Chinese.  For- 
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Residence  at  Constantinople.  Walsh, 
Rev.  R.    2  V.  1475 

Residence  at  Nagasaki  and  Hakodate 
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Residence  at  Sierra  LiCone.  Maxwell, 
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Residence  in  Bulgaria.    St.  Clair.  S. 

G.  B..  and  Brophy.  C.  A.  3485 
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Laing.  S.  3656 

Residence  of  8  years  in  Persia.    Per- 

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Residence  on  the  Mosquito  shore. 

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Residual  calculus.   Peirce,  B.  Residual 

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Resignation.   9  pp.    Boyd,  A.  K.  H.    lAt- 

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Resignation.  37pp.  Chatterton,  T.,TForfcs, 

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Resmi  Ahmed  Effendi.    Schuvler,  E.    A 

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Resolution,  The.    23  pp.    Chudleigh,  Lady 

M.,  Poems,  p.  45. 

R^olutions  importautes  de  leurs 
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Resolutions  of  Tirginia  and  Kentucky, 
penned  by  Madison  and  Jefferson  in  relation 
to  the  aUen  and  sedition  laws ;  and  the  de- 
bates and  proceedings  in  the  House  of  Dele- 
gates of  Virginia  on  the  same  in  Dec.  1798. 
Richmond.  1835.     8°.  —1345 

Resolutions  relatiTC  to  the  national  debt, 

and  operations  of  the  sinking  fund.  26  pp.  (Pam- 
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Resolves,    divine,    moral,    and    political. 

Felltham,  O.  —4255 

Resources  of  California.    Hittell,  J.  S. 

3587 
Resources    of    modem    countries. 

Wilson.  A.  J.     2  v.  —1396 

Resources  of  the  southern  fields  and 

forests.     Porcher.  F.  P.  —4685 

Resources  of  the  I'nion.  26  pp.  Carey, 

H.  C,  MUcel.  works. 

Resources  of  West  Tirginia.  Maury, 
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Respect.  Channing,  W.  E.  Honor  due  to 
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French.  17  pp.  (  (Eurres,  v.  3,  p.  251.)— Fomtey,  J. 
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Class.  Joum.  v.  3, 1811,  pp.  142,  319.) 

Respectability,  a  dialogue.  15  pp.  {Black- 
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Respectability,  a  sketch.  16  pp.  (Eraser's 

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Respiration.  Geoffeoy  Saixt-Hilaire, 
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Hasse,  K.  E.    Anatomical  description  of 

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Ou  the  so-called  lioat-dyspuoea.  21  pp.  (Martin,  H. 
N.,  aud  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  Unio.  Studies  from 
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See  also  Bronchitis. — Catarrh.— Chest. — Coii- 
snniptioii.— Diphthei-ia.— luflucitza.— Iiungs. 
—Throat. 

Responsibility.  Maudsley,  H.  Respon- 
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Caro,  E.    La  responslbllite  morale  et  le  droit  de 

puuir.  34  pp.  (liec.  d.  deux  mondes,  1873,  2  per.  v.  106, 
p.  531.)— Nicephorus  Bleinmidas.  Oratio  de  regis 
offlciis.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  32  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Gr.  V.  142,  p.  611.)— Responsibility  of  men  for 
their  belief.  32  pp.  [Southern  Rev.  v.  9,  1871,  p.  497.) 
See  also  Dublin  Kov.  v.  52, 1862-63,  p.  155. 

Responsio  ad  apologiam  Cardinalis 
Bellarmini.  Andrewes,  L.,  Bp.  of  WincJies- 
ter.     {Ldbr.  Angl.-Cath.  Theol.)  —3234 

Respublica.    Prestwich,  Sir  J.  2783 

Respiiblica  Anglicaiia.  Wither,  G. 
[Spenser  Soc. )  1304 

Rest.    Baudrillart,  H.  J.  L.    Rapport  sur  le 

coucours  relatlf  h  rutilitfi  du  repos  tiobdomadairo. 
17  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  mural.  Mem.  v.  14, 
pt.  2,  1884,  p.  227.)— Philosophy   of  rest.     11    pp. 

ilfew  Englander,  v.  13,  1855,  p.  353.)— Wassou,  D.  A. 
Best  and  motion.  17  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  7,  1861, 
p.  525.) 

Re-stateiiieiits  of  Christian  doctrine. 

Bellows,  H.  W.  —4227 

Restaurants,  Concerning.    3  pp.    Gesner, 

G.  W.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  32, 186G,  p.  691.) 

Restif  de  la  Bretonne,  N.  E.    See  Retif 

de  la  Bretonne,  N.  E. 
Restigouehe,  The.    20  pp.     Halleck,  C. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  36,  1868,  p.  424.) 

Restituta;  or,  titles,  extracts,  and  char- 
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W.  J.     (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  30,  1877,  p.  136.) 

Restoration,  Thorough  anti-.  10  pp.  Scott, 

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Restoration  of  nionarcUy  in  France, 
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Results  of  meteorological  observa- 
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Results  of  slavery.    Cochin,  P.  S.  A. 

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Results  of  spectrum  analysis.  Hug- 
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Resume  d'6tudes  d'ontologie  generale. 
Bergmann,  F.  W.  —1428 

R6suui6  de  Phistoire  d''!Ecosse.  Car- 
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See  also  Future  state. 

Resurrectional  recreations.     10  pp. 

(Eraser's  Mag.  v.  5, 1832,  p.  85.) 

Resurrections  of  Barney  Bradley. 

17  i)p.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  3, 1834,  \>.  177.) 


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Retes,  Jose  Fernandez  de.  17  cent.  Epi- 
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edicta,  principumque  constitutiones,  ex 
quibus  prohibita  usucapio  est,  selectio  suc- 
cessiva  ;  Ad  titulos  de  bonorum  possessione 
contra  tabulas,  de  legatis  praestandis,  et  in- 
officioso  testamento  scholastica  adversaria ; 
Praelectio  sesquihoralis  ad  leg.  Claudius 
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Rethel,  Alfred.    Demmin.  A.    Alfred  Re- 

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Retirement.     25  pp.     Cowper,  W.,  Poet. 

iBorks,  V.  1,  p.  157. 

Retorica  (de  la)  eclesiastiea,  o  de  la 

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Retonr,  Le.   105  pp.  Wildermuth,  O.    [Bib- 

Uoth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  u.  p6r.  v.  10, 1S61,  pp.  412,  496.) 

Retonr  de   l'£niperenr,  Le.     23  pp. 

Hugo,  v.  M.,  (Euvres  coinpL.:  I'oisie,  v.  4,  p.  431. 

Retonr  des  f^es,  Un.    45  pp.    Bedot,  J. 

(liibliotK.  univ.  et  rep.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  9,  1860,  p.  228.) 

Retreat  for  the  sane.    11  pp.    {N.  Am. 

Rev.  V.  5,  1817,  p.  324.) 

Retribution.      Palfrey,  C.      Retribution. 

10  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  40, 1846,  p.  224.1— Penbody,  W. 
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Future  pnnisbment.— Heaveu.— Hell. 

Retrospect  of  a  long  life.    Hall,  S.  C. 
«    u  2295 

Retrospect  of  the  reformed,      l  p. 

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Retrospect  of  western  trarel.  Mar- 
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Retrospection.  Piozzi,  Mrs.  H.  L.  S. 
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Retrospections,  social  and  archaeological. 
Smith.  C.  R.     2  v.  1736 

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New  series.  Pub.  by  J.  R.  Smith.  Lon- 
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Notice.    6  pp.     (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  10, 1821,  p.  707.) 

RetSCh,  Moritz.     Hall,  S.  C.     A  morniuK 

wuh  B.    5  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  2, 1851,  p.  509.) 
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Rettig,  G.  F.  Planmaessigkeit  der  'Ad^vaiuv 
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Return,  A.    1  p.    (Harper's  afogr.  v.  56, 1878, 

p.  353.) 

Return,  The.    1  p.    .{Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v. 

87,  1&7G,  p.  653.) 

Return  from  leave.     12  pp.     (FYaser's 

Mag.  V.  11,  18:35,  p.  630.) 

Return  from  Parnassus  or  the  Scourge 

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Anct.  Brit,  drama,  v.  1,  p.  46.) 

Return  of  a  native.  8  pp.   Thomas,  E.  M. 

(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  53,  1884,  p.  508.) 

Return  of  Claneboy.  24  pp.  {Black- 
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R.,  Poet.  work.i,\.  3,  p.  229. 

Retz,  Gilles  de  Laval,  Seigneur  de.  See  Rais, 
G.  de  L. 

Retz,  Jean  Francois  Paul  de  Gondi,  Cardinal 
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Tliesame.  Paris,  1857.  r.  8°.  (Michaud 
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Sermon  de  Saint  Liouia,  rol  de  France.    27  pp. 

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and  others.    Memoires,  contenant  ce  qui 

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Chantelauze,  R.  de.    Cardinal  de  Rete 

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See  also  Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1877,  3  per.  v.  22,  pp. 
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Cheruel,  a.     Histoire  de  France  sous  le 

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CuENiER,  L.     Cardinal  de  Retz  et  son 

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JOLY,  G.     Memoires.     1820,  2  v.     (Retz 

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Tlie  same.  1825.  (Petitot,  C.  B.  and  A. 
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Tlie  same.  1857.  (Michaud  and  Pou 
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qui  decouvre  les  menees  sourdea  du  Cardinal  de  R.  e 
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Mazarin,  J.,  Cardinal.  Avis  sur  les  affaires  de  M.  le 
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Reuclilin,  Johann.  1455-1522.  Brief- 
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Geiger,  L.    Johann  Reuchlin,  sein  leben 

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See  also  Bible. — Christianity. — Monotheism, 
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Reveil  de  Roger-Bon  temps  et  I'abbe 

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Revelation  de  Saint  Jean  expliquee 

par  les  Ecritures.   Rougemont,  F.  de.  — 1224 
Revelation  of  God  in  his  word,  The. 

Gess,  T.  W.     (Clark,  T.,  Bibl.  Cab.  v.  31.) 

—1238 
Revelation  of  rights.    Ellmaker,  E.  E. 

—1347 
Revelation  to  the  monk  of  Evesham. 

See  Evesham. 
Revelations  of  a  common-place  man.    82 

pp.     {Fl■aser^s  Mag.  v.  44,  1851,  pp.  47.  171,  305,  401,  519.) 

Revelations  of  Russia  under  Nicholas  I. 
Golovin,  I.     2  v.  3467 

Revelations  of  ISpain  in  1845.  Hughes, 
T.  M.     2  V.  3526 

Revelations  .  .  .  ou  memoires  (inedits). 
Senar,  G.  J.  1604 

Revels  at  court.  Extracts  from  the  ac- 
counts of  the.  Cunningham,  P.  [Shakes- 
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Revenant,  Le.    8  pp.    [Blackwood^s  Mag. 

V.  21,  1827,  p.  409;  Frasir's  Mag.  v.  14,  1836,  p.  30.) 

Revenants  de  la  Porte  du  Seex.    40 

pp.  Bous,  C.  L.  de.  {liiblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r. 
■V.  28,  pp.  204,  371.) 

Revenge.  Frauenstaedt,  P.  Blutrache 
und  todtschlagsuehne  im  deutschen  mittel- 
alter.     1881. 

—  Bacon,  F.  Of  revenge.  8  pp.  (Essays  with  anno- 
tations, by  R.  Whately,  f).  52.) — Note,  For  other  eds.  see 
name  of  author. 

Revenge,  Ship.  Goldsmid,  E.  {Ed.)  Last 
fight  of  the  Revenge,  and  the  death  of  Sir 
Richard  Grenville  (1591).  1886,  2  v.  [Bih- 
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—  Linschoten,  J.  H.  van.  Last  fight  of  the  Revenge. 
8  pp.  (Arber,  K.,  Reprints,  1871,  p.  89;  Goldsmid,  E., 
Lant  fight  of  the  Revenge,  v.  1,  p.  29:  liiblioth.  curiosa.)— 
Markham,  G.  Most  honourable  tragedy  of  Sir 
Richard  Grenville.  55  pp.  (Arber,  E.,  ifc/jrinis,  1871, 
p.  33;  Goldsmid,  E.,  Lasljight  of  the  Revenge,  v.  2  :  JHh- 
liolh.  curtona.)— Blonson,  Sir  W.  Last  fight  of  tlie 
Revenge.  2  pp.  (.^rc/taeo/oota,  v.  34, 1852,  p.  307 ;  Gold- 
smid, E.,  iMSt  fight  of  the  Revenge,  v.  1,  p.  21 :  liiblioth. 
cuJ^:o»a.)— Ralegh,  Sir  W.  Ilfjiort  of  the  truth  of  tlie 
fight  about  the  Isles  of  Azores,  betwixt  the  Revenge, 


one  of  H.  M.  shlppes,  and  an  armada  of  the  king  of 
Spaine.  20  pp.  (Arber,  E.,  Reprints,  1871,  p.  13;  Gold- 
smid, E.,  Last  fight  of  the  Revenge,  v.  1,  p.  41 :  Ribliolh. 
curiosa;  Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  663;  Kerr,  R., 
Voyages,  v.  7,  p.  402 ;  Pinkerton,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  824.) 
See  also  Spanisli  Armada. 

Revenge,  The :  a  burletta.  33  pp.  Chatter- 
ton,  T.,  Poet,  works,  v.  1,  p.  207. 

Revenge  of  ^aint  IVicholas.    20  pp. 

Paulding,  J.  K.,  Tales  of  tlie  good  woman,  p.  263. 

Reveuu  national.  Considerations  sur  la 
nature  du.     Storch,  H.  —1306 

Revenue  resources  of  the  Mughal  empire 
in  India.     Thomas,  E.  3443 

Reverdilt  Elie  Salomon  Frangois.  1732- 
1808.  Struensee  et  la  cour  de  Copenhague, 
1760-72.  Memoires.  Precedes  d'une  courte 
notice  sur  I'auteur  et  suivis  de  lettres  in- 
edites,  pub.  par  Alexandre  Roger.  Paris, 
1858.     8°.  3652 

Roger,  A.    Notice  succlncte  sur  R.  12  pp.  (Rever- 

dil,  E.  S.  F.,  Slruensie  ...  p.  v.) 

Revere,     Edward     Hutchinson     Robbins. 

Parker,  H.  G.  Biography  of  R.  11  pp.  {Harvard 
Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  115.) 

Revere,  Joseph  Warren.  1812 — .  Keel  and 
saddle  ;  a  retrospect  of  40  years  of  military 
and  naval  service.    Boston,  1872.    12°.    2487 

Revere, PaulJoseph.   Lee,W.R.  Biography 

of  R.     17  pp.    {Harvard  Hem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  204.) 

Revere,  Mass.     Adams,  C.   F.,  Jr.     The 

Revere  catastrophe.  12  pp.  (Allant.  Monthly,  v.  37, 
1876,  p.  92.) 

Reverie.    1  p.     [Harper''s  Mag.  v.  30,  1865, 

p.  489.) 

Reverie  after  reading  Miss  Nightingale's 

Notes  ou  nursing.  5  pp.  {Eraser's  Mag.  v.  61,  1860, 
p.  753.) 

Reveries.    3  pp.    {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  66, 

1865,  p.  92.) 

Reveries  du  promeneur   solitaire, 

Lea.  198  pp.  Rousseau,  J.  J.,  CEuvres  compl.  v.  lU, 
p.  123. 

Reveries  of  a  bachelor.  Mitchell,  D.  G. 

1266 

Reveries  or  memoirs  upon  the  art  of 

war.    Saxe,  H.  M.,  Covite  de.  —2763 

TJie  same  in  French.  —2763 

Reverses :  a  tale  of  the  past  season.    9  pp. 

{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  22,  1827,  p.  164.) 

Reves,  Jakob.     Niceron,   J.  P.     Mem.  des 

hommes,  v.  30. 

Reves    d'Aristobulc    philosophe    grec. 

58  pp.  Levesquo,  P.  C.  (Garnler,  C.  G.  T.,  Voyages 
imag.y.  31,  p.  189.) 

Review  of  neglected  remembrances. 

Wither,  G.,  Echoes  from  the  6  trumpet.  {Mis- 
eel,  ivorks,  v.  6.)  1303 
Review  of  some  of  the  argumeuls 

which  are  commonly  advanced  against  par- 
liamentary interference  in  behalf  of  the 
negro  slaves,  with  a  statement  of  opinions 
which  have  been  expressed  on  that  subject. 
London,  1823.  8°.  (Anti-Slavery Soc.  iTracfs, 
V.  2.)  -2346 

Review  of  the  decade  1857-67.    40  pp. 

Carey,  H.  C,  Miscet.  works. 

Review  of  the  errors  and  fallacies 

published  by  Mr.  Gladstone,  in  his  2  letters 
addressed  to  the  Earl  of  Aberdeen,  ou  tbe 
state  prosecutions  in  the  kingdom  of  the 
two  Sicilies.  Tr.  from  the  Italian.  London, 
1851.  8°.  ( WWi  Gladstone,  W.  E.,Fa<»can 
decrees. )  — 3206 

Review  of  the  history  of  medicine. 
Wise,  T.  A.    2  v.  —8783 


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ReTiew  of  the  landscape,  a  didactic 

poem.     Marshall,  W.  H.  —1725 

ReTiew  of  the  present  state  of  the 

Shakest>earian  controversy.  Hardy,  Sir  T. 
D.  3394 

ReTiew  of  the  prosecution  against 
Abner  Kueeland  for  blasphemy.  By  a  cos- 
mopolite. Boston,  1835.  12°.  [With  Dun- 
lap,  A. ,  Speech  in  defence  of  Abner  Knedand. ) 

—2813 

RcTiewers  rcTiewed.    Stephens,  A.  H. 

2644 

RcTiews  and  discussions.  Spedding. 
J.  2294 

R^Tille,  Albert.  1826—.  Apollonius  of 
Tyana,  the  pagan  Christ  of  the  3  century. 
An  essay.  Authorized  translation.  London, 
1866.     16°.  —2277 

History  of  the  doctrine  of  the  deity  of 

Jesus  Christ.  Tr.  from  the  French.  Lon- 
don, 1870.     8°.  —4216 

Lectures  on  the  origin  and  growth  of 

religion  as  illustr.  by  the  native  religions  of 
Mexico  and  Peru.  Tr.  by  Philip  H.  Wick- 
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1884.)  —2264 

Prolegomenes  de  Thistoire  des  religions. 

3  ed.     Paris,  1881.     8°.  —2274 

The  same.  Tr.  from  the  French  by  A.  S. 
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Iiargent,  A.    M.  Bivllle  et  la  dogme  de  la  divlnlt^ 

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la  presse  anglalse,  MM.  De  Pressensfi,  Ed.  Scherer, 
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ReTillout,  Eugene.  1845—.  Etudes  egyp- 
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1880.     4  V.  4°.  1732 

Vie  et  sentences  de  Secundus.  d'apres 

divers  manuscrits  orientaux.  Paris,  1873. 
8°.  5883 

{Ed.)    Roman  de  Setna.     Etude  philo- 

logique  et  critique,  avec  tr.  mot  a  mot  du 
texte  demotique,  introduction  historique,  et 
commentaire  grammatical.     Paris,  1877.   8°. 

1787 

(,Tr.)  Contract  of  marriage.  4  pp.  (Birch,  8.,  Becords 

of  the  past,  V.  10,  p.  75.) 

RCTised  code  of  the  public  general  laws 
of  the  state  of  Maryland.  Mayer,  L. .  Fischer, 
L.  C,  and  Cross,  E.  J.  D.  (Eds.)  1151 

ReTisers,  List  of.  7  pp.  (Schaff,  P..  Com- 
panion to  the  Greek  Testament,  p.  571,  Appendix  3.) 

ReTisers  and  the  Greek  text  of  the 

New  Testament.     By  two  members  of  the 

New  Testament  Company.    London,  1882. 

8°.  -1256 

ReTisers'  English,  The.    Moon,  G.  W. 

—1258 
RcTision  of  the  English  Tcrsion  of 

the  New  Testament.    Lightfoot,  J.  B.,  Bp. 

of  Durham,  and  others.  — 1227 

RcTision  rCTised.    Burgon,  J.  W.  —2255 
RcTiTal  and  progress  of  independency 

in  England.     Fletcher,  itev.  J.     4  v.     —1288 
RCTiTal  of  letters.    See  Renaissance. 
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J.  A.,  Sttorl  sltuiies  on  great  subjects,  a.  3,  p.  93. 


RcTiTals  of  religion. 

Bexxett,  W.  W.  Narrative  of  the  great 
revival  which  prevailed  in  the  Southern 
armies  during  the  late  civil  war.     1877. 

Clark.  R.  W.    Work  of  God  in  Great 

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Thompson,  C.  L.    Times  of  refreshing. 

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Tracy,  J.    Great  awakening.    A  history 

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Bacon,  G.  B.    Some  kinds  of  spiritual  quackery. 

8  pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  3, 1872,  p.  336.)— Cary,  W. 
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9  pp.  (Xew  Englander,  v.  42,  1883,  p.  731.)— Christian 
revivals.  75  pp.  {Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  31, 1S60,  p.  352 ; 
Weslm.  Ren.  n.  s.  v.  17,  1860,  p.  167.)— Clarfce,  W.  B. 
Shall  the  church  rely  on  revivalism  or  on  Christian 
nurture  ?  7  pp.  [New  Englander,  v.  38,  1879.  p.  800.)— 
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tive of  the  surprising  work  of  God,  in  the  conversion 

of  many  hundred  aouls,  in  Xorthampton  . . .  N.  H ; 

Some  thoughts  concerning  the  present  revival  of  re- 
ligion in  New  England  .  .  .  141  pp.  (Works,  v.  4,  pp. 
V,  75.) — Humble  attempt  to  promote  explicit  agree- 
ment and  visible  union  of  God's  people  in  extrKordi- 
nary  prayer,  for  the  revival  of  religion  .  .  . ;  Distin- 
guishing marks  of  a  work  of  the  Spirit  of  God  ...  on 
the  minds  of  many  of  the  people  of  New  England  .  .  . 
175  pp.  (H"orit*,  v.  3,  pp.  4:17,  519.)— Fisher,  G.  P.  Re- 
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19  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  13,  1833,  p.  29.)— Blarsli,  W.  H. 
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revivals  and  Catholic  retreats.  33  pp.  {Brown- 
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religions  revivals.  35  pp.  {London  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
13,  1&60.  p.  533.)— ReliKions  awakening   of  1858. 

20  pp.  {Xew  Englander,  v.  16,  1858,  p.  646.)— Religions 
revivals.  21  pp.  {Quart.  Rev.  v.  107,  1860,  p.  148. j— 
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among  the  revivalists.  30  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  6, 1S29, 
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Rev.  V.  33, 1S60,  p.  486. 

RcTOlt  of  Islam.    143  pp.    Shelley,  P.  B., 

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RcTOlt  of  the  Netherlands.    Schiller, 

J.  C.F.  von.    (Bohn.H.G..Sfand.Li&r.)  3677 

RCTOlt  of  the  Protestants  of  the  Ce- 

vennes.     Bray,  Mrs.  A.  E.  —3284 

RcTOlte  <ln  Conte  de  Warwick  contre 
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VOLNEY,  C.  F.  Les  mines,  ou  medita- 
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The  same,  tr.  from  the  French.     1792. 

Wagner,  R.    Kunst  und  die  revolution. 

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Revolution  actiielle  de  P£spagne, 

De  la.     Pradt,  D.  D.,  Ahhe  de.  3513 

ReToIiitiou  dc  Saiiit-Domingiie.  Dal- 

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Revolution  fran<jaise.    2  v.    Laurent, 

F.,  Etudes  sur  Vhistoire  de  llmmanite,  v.  13, 

14.  2448 

Revolution  fran^aise,  ou  analyse  com- 

plette  et  impartiale  du  Moniteur.      Paris, 

1801.    3  V.  4°.  1673 

Revolution   fran^aise.      Table   alpha- 

betique  du  Moniteur,  de  1787  jusqu'a  Pan  8 

de  la  republique  (1799).     Paris,  1802.    4  v. 

4°.  1673 

Revolution    in    Spanish    America, 

Outline  of  the.    Palacio,  (— ).  1615 

Revolution  of  America.    Raynal,  G.  T. 

F.,  Ahhe.  1618 

Revolutionary  debt  of  Rhode  Isl- 
and.       See   Richmond,  John  W.,  Rhode 

Island  repudiation. 
Revolutionary  epick.  Disraeli,  B.,  Earl 

of  Beaconsfield.  1397 

Revolutionary  incidents :  and  sketches 

of  character.     Caruthers,  Eev.  E.  W.      1638 
Revolutionary    memorials.       Dodd, 

Rev.  S.  1658 

Revolutionary  reminiscences  of  an 

old  soldier.  17  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  5,  1839,  p.  203;  v.  6, 
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Revolutionnaires   de    la   musique, 

Les.     Fouque,  O.  —2756 

Revolutions  de  Paris,  dediees  a  la  nation 

et  au  district  des  Petits-Augustins.     Prud- 

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Revolutions  et  migrations  des  peuples 

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Revolutions    in     English     history. 

Vaughan,  R.     8  v.  1584 

Revolutions  of  !Europc.    Koch,  C.  W. 

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Revue   archeologique,  ou  recueil   de 

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des  monuments  ...  et  a  la  philologie  de 

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74  V.  in  65,  8°.  1744 

Revue  contemporaine.    Paris,  1852-70. 

Ill  V.  8°.  3917 

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Paris,  1886.     8°.  8962 


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Annuaire  des  deux  mondes,  histoire  ge- 
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Revue  des  sciences  naturelles  ap- 
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Revue  des  societes  savantes  .  .  .  pub- 
liee  sous  les  auspices  du  ministere  de  Tin- 
struction  publique  ...  Is.  1856-58,  5  a'.  ;  2  s. 
1859-62,  8  v.;  3  s.  1863-64,  4  v.;  4  s.  1865-69, 
10  V. ;  5  s.  1870-74, 8  v. ;  6  s.  1875-77,  8  v. ;  7  s. 
V.  3-6,  1881-82, 4  v.    Paris,  1856-82.    47  v.  8°. 

4997 

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Revue  et  magazin  de  zoologie,  pure 
et  appliquee,  publie  sous  la  direction  de  M. 
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Note.— It.  was  called :  Revue  zoologlque,  par  la  So- 
clete  Cuvlerlenne,  from  1838-48. 

Revue  generale  de  I'architecture  et 

des  travaux  publics.     See  Daly,  C.  D. 
Revue  historique  de  I'ancienne  langue 

frangaise.     Favre,  L.  (£d.)     2  v.  —2156 

Revue   retrospective,  ou   bibliotheque 

historique,  contenant  des  memoires  et  docu- 

mens  authentiques,   inedits,  et  originaux. 

Paris,  1833-34.     5  v.  8°.     2  s.  Paris,  1835-36. 

8  V.  8°.  4983 

Revue  zoologique.  See  Revue  et  magazin 

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monuments  de  I'architecture  militaire  des 
croises  en  Syrie  et  dans  I'ile  de  Chypre. 
Paris,  1871.  4°.  {Coll.  doc.  ined.  hist,  de 
France,  1  s.)  4673 

Rapport  sur  une  mission  sclentlflquo  accomplie  on 

1864-65  dans  lo  uord  do  la  Syrle.  45  pp.  (Arcliiv.  miss. 
sci.  et  lit.  V.  3,  p.  329.) 

Rey,  Rodolphe.     Rambert,  E.    Geneve  et  les 

rives  du  L6riian.  15  pp.  (Bihlioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse, 
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Reybaud,  Henriette  Arnaud.      Writings. 

7  I'p.  (Rev.  of  In  Duhlin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  40,1852,  p.  234.)— 
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Reybaud,  Marie  Roch  Louis.    Baudrillart, 

H.  Uno  eiiQuete  mor.ale  sur  I'lndustrlo.  Etudes  sur 
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EEYKJAHOLTS-MALDAGI 


1747 


REYNOLDS 


Reykjaholts-Mdldagi.  Det  originale 
pergaments  -  dokument  over  Eeykjaholt 
kirkegods  og-inventarium  i  12  og  13  arh, 
litografisk  gengivet,  samt  udforlig  fortolket 
og  oplyet.  Kobenhavn,  1885.  4°.  [Samfund 
til  udgivdse  af  gammd  nordisk  litteratur,  v. 
14.)  —3152 

Beymann.  G.  D.,  and  others.  Topograph- 
ische  specialkarte  von  Central-Europa.  Ber- 
lin, 1867.     fo.  1413 

Beynioud^  William.  1823—.  Architecture, 
sculpture,  peinture.  Histoire  de  I'art.  Paris, 
n.  d.     8°.  —1725 

Beyua,  Cassiodoro  de.    — 1594.    Ein  brief 

von.  Herausg.  von  E.  Boehmer.  4  pp.  (Romanische 
itudien,  V.  4, 1879-80,  p.  483.)— Boehmer,  E.  Cassiodoro 
de  Beina.  158  pp.  (In  his  Spanish  reformers,  v.  2, 
p.  163.) 

Reynald,  Hermile.    1828—.    Biographie  de 
Jonathan  Swift.     Paris,  1860.     12°.         4797 
Reyuard  the  Fox. 

Caxtox,  W.  (Tr.)  History  of  Reynard 
the  Fox,  1481.  By  Wm.  J.  Thorns.  1844. 
{Percy  Soc.  v.  12. ) 

The  same.  1878.  (Arber,  E.,^ngr.  ScTioZar's 
Libr.  No.  1.) 

TTie  same.  Ed.  by  Ekimund  Goldsmid. 
1884,  2  V.     (Biblioth.  curiosa.) 

Chabaiixe,  J.   P.      Roman  du  Renart. 

Supplement,  variantes  et  corrections.  Publie 
d'apres  les  manuscrits  de  la  Bibliotheque  du 
Roi  et  de  la  Bibliotheque  de  1 'Arsenal.    1835. 

Goethe,  J.  W.   von.       Reineke  Fuchs. 

1854.     {Saemmt.  icerke,  v.  1.) 

Tlie  same,  from  the  German  version,  by 
T.  J.  Arnold.     1870. 

Helten,  W.  L.  van  {Ed.)    Van  den  Vos 

Reynaerde.  1887.  (Moltzer,  H.  E.,  and 
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Martin,  E.    iEd.)      Roman  de  Renart. 

1882-87.  3  V. 

Meon,  D.  M.    Roman  du  Renart.  publie 

d'apres  les  manuscrits  de  la  Bibliotheque  du 
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Most  delectable  history  of  Reynard  the 

Fox  and  of  his  son  Reynardine.  1844. 
(Parker,  J.  W.,  Collections.) 

Naylor,  S.  Reynard  the  Fox.  A  re- 
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produced in  rhyme.     1845. 

Confeaslou  du  Renard  et  son  pel^rlnnse. 

13  pp.  (Legrand  d'Aussy,  P.  J.  B.,  Fabliaux,  v.  2,  p. 
413.)— Fuchs  Reinhart,  von  Hetiirich  dem  Glich- 
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Martin,  E.  {Ed.)  Le  pglfiriuage  Renart.  29  pp.  (So- 
maniiche  sludien,  v.  1,  1875,  p.  409.)— Reineke  der 
Fachs.  255  pp.  (Marbach,  G.  C,  Volksbvecher,  v.  15, 
16,  17.)— Roquette,  O.  Reineke  Fuchs.  50  pp. 
(Z>raina<.  (iic/i^unj/en,  p.  309.)— Roscoe.T.  (fiii.)  Pleasant 
history  of  Reynard  the  Fox.  140  pp.  {In  hU  German 
novelists,  v.  1,  p.  1.)  —  Simrock,  K.  J.  Reineke 
Fuchs.  256  pp.  (In  hit  Deutsch.  volksbuecher,  v.  1, 
p.  125.) 

Bleek,  W.  H.  I.      Reynard  the  Fox  in 

South  Africa.     1864. 

GBiiDi.  J.  L.  K.    Sendschreiben  an  Karl 

Lachmann.    Ueber  Reinhart  Fuchs.     1840. 

Rothe,  A.  Romans  du  Renard,  examines, 

analyses  et  compares  d'apres  les  textes 
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Andrieu,  J.    Roman  de  Renart  and  La  Fontaine. 

14  pp.  (Fraser't  Mag.  n.  8.  v.  15, 1877,  p.  68.)— Carlyle, 
T.  In  his  German  literature  of  the  14  and  15  centuries. 
45  pp.    (CriL  and  miscel.  essays,  v.  2,  p.  264.)— Ktliical 


doubts   concerning  Reineke   Fnclis.      10  pp. 

(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  46,  1852,  p.  321.)— Ger-winus,  G.  G. 
Reinhart  Fuchs.  40  pp.  [In  his  Gesch.  der  deutsch. 
dichtung,  v.  1,  p.  123;  v.  2,  p.  365.)— Hoefler,  C.  Zu 
Reinhard  Fuchs.  3  pp.  (Germcmia,  v.  4, 1859,  p.  109.) 
— Kurz,  H.  Reineke  Vos.  10  pp.  (In  his  Gesch.  der 
deutsch.  lit.  v.  1,  p.693.)— Latendorf,  F.  Zu  Reineke 
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Renard ;  Renard  le  Bestourn6 ;  Le  Renard  contref ait. 
64  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS,y.  5, 1798, 
pp.  294,  321,  328,  330.)— Liiebreclit,  F.  Zu  Reinhart 
Fuchs.  3  pp.  (Germania,  v.  4, 18.59,  p.  371.)— Iiuebbeu, 
A.  Zu  Reineke  Vos.  4  pp.  (Germania,  v.  8,  1863,  p. 
370.)— Martonne,  C.  F.  de.  Rapport  sur  le  roman  de. 
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nart. Histoire  litteraire  de  la  France,  t.  XXII.  14  pp. 
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history  of  the  romance  of  Reynard  the  Fox.  92  pj). 
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bochdeutscheuebersetzungeu  und  bearbeltungen  des 
Reineke  de  Vos.  7  pp.  (Prutz,  R.  E.,  LiterarMst. 
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le  contrefait.  16  pp.  (Vienna  Akad.  wissens.  Phil, 
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See  also  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  62,  1863,  p.  123;  Har- 
per's Mag.  v.  3,  1851,  p.  742. 

Reyoardine,  History  of.     20  pp.    {With 

Most  delectable  history  of  Reynard,  p.  83.) 

Reynaod,  Jean  Ernest  (£d.)  1806-63.  Vie 
et  correspondance  de  Merlin  de  Thionville. 
See  Merlin  de  Thionville,  A.  C. 

Foutette,  E.  de.    Terre  et  del,  par  R.    24   pp. 

{ Correspnndant,  v.  37, 1856,  p.  374.)— Talne,  H.  A.  D'un 
nouvel  essal  de  philosophle  religieuse.  19  pp.  (Reo. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1855,  n.  p6r.  2  8.  v.  11,  p.  643.) 

Betham-Edwards,  M.    Jean  Reynaud.    11  pp. 

(Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  17, 1878,  p.  719.) 

Reynaud,  Leonce.  1803-80.  Memoir  upon 
the  illumination  and  beaconage  of  the  coasts 
of  France.  Tr.  by  Peter  O.  Haines.  Wash- 
ington, 1876.     4°.  —2731 

Travaux  publics  de  la  France.  See  Lucas, 

F. ,  and  others. 

Reynier,  Jean  Baptiste.  1797—.  Catalogue 
de  la  bibliotheque  communale  de  Marseille. 
Marseille,  1864-69.     3  v.  8°.  W.15 

Reyuier,  Jean  Louis  Ebenezer,  C&mte.  1771- 
1814.  Memoires.  Campagne  d'Egypte. 
Paris,  1827.    8°.  2674 

State  of  Egypt,  after  the  battle  of  Heli- 

opolis  ;  preceded  by  general  observations  on 
the  physical  and  political  character  of  the 
country.  Tr.  from  the  French.  London, 
1802.    8°.  1777 

Reynold  de  ChauTancy,  Charles  de. 
1810 — .  Code  Reynold.  Telegraphic  nau- 
tique  polyglotte  a  I'usage  des  armees  navales 
et  de  la  marine  du  commerce  .  .  .  Paris, 
1855.     8".  —2776 

The  same.  Published  under  the  auspices 
of  Rear-Admiral  the  Hon.  R.  S.  Dundas. 
London,  1855.     8°.  —2776 

Reynolds,  (— ).  Religion  of  Jesus  delin- 
eated. [Anon.]  London,  1726.  4°.  {With 
WoUaston,  W. ,  Religion  of  nature  delineated. ) 

—4223 

Reynolds,  Mrs.  Belle.    Moore,  F.    In  his 

Women  of  the  war,  p.  254.    24  pp. 

Reynolds,  Frances.    Needham,  Mrs.  E.  C. 

C.  Frances  Reynolds.  87  pp.  (In  her  Eug.  female 
artists,  v.  1,  p.  146.) 

Reynolds,  Francis.  "  No !  "  a  farce,  adapted 

from  the  French.  24  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Minor  thtat. 
v.  5.) 


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REYNOLDSON 


Reynolds,  Frederick.  1765-1841.  Life  and 
times  of,  written  by  himself.  London,  1827. 
2  V.  8°.  4865 

Blind  bargain;  or,  hear  It  out:  a  comedy,  lu  5 

acts.  61  pp.  (Cuinberlaud,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  28.) — 
Delinquent;  or,  seeing  compauy,  a  comedy,  la  5 
acts.  58  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  40.) — 
Dramatist;  or,  stop  him  who  cani  a  comedy,  in  5 
acts.  57  pp.  (Cumberland,  .J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  39.) — 
Exile;  or,  the  deserts  ol  Siberia:  an  operatic  play, 
in  3  acts.  54  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  29.) — 
Folly  as  it  flies ;  a  comedy,  in  5  acts.  60  pp. 
(Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  27.) — How  to  gro^v 
rich  ;  a  comedy,  in  5  acts.  56  pp.  (Cumberland,  J., 
Brit,  theat.  v.  30.) — liaugh  iThen  you  can;  a  com- 
edy, in  5  acts.  63  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat. 
V.  23.)— Notoriety :  a  comedy,  in  5  acts.  63  pp. 
(Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  26.)— Tlie  will :  a 
comedy,  in  5  acts.  58  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat. 
V.  21.) 

Reynolds,  George  W.  M.  Modern  litera- 
ture of  France.   London,  1839.   2  v.  8°.   2256 

Reynolds,  Rev.  Grindall.  Concord  fight, 
April  19,  1775.     Boston,  1875.    8°.  2624 

Reynolds,  Henry  Robert,  D.D.  (Ed.)  1825—. 
Ecclesia :  church  problems  considered,  in  a 
series  of  essays.     London,  1870.    8°.     — 3245 

Contents.  Allon,  H.  Worship  of  the  church.— 
Bro-vrn,  J.  B.  "  Religious  life  "  and  Christian  society. 
— Conder,  E.  R.  Relation  of  the  church  to  the  state. 
— Dale,  R.  W.  Doctrine  of  the  real  presence  and  of 
the  Lord's  supper.— Mullens,  J.  Modern  missions 
and  their  results.— Reynolds,  H.  R.  Forgiveness 
and  absolution  of  sins.- Rogers,  J.  G.  Congrega- 
tiouallsm  of  the  future.— Stoughton,  J.  Primitive 
ecclesia:  its  authoritative  principles  and  its  modern 
representations.— Thomson.  J.  R.  Idea  of  the  church 
regarded  in  its  historical  development. 

Forgiveness  and  absolution  of  sins.     72  pp.     (In  his 

Ecclesia,  p.  241.) 

Reynolds,  J.    Peter  Gott,  the  Cape  Ann 

fisherman.     Boston,  1856.     12°.  1205 

Reynolds,    Bev.    James.       Circa    1803—. 

Memoir  of  Sir  G.  Ouseley.  222  pp.  (Ouseley,  Sir  Q., 
Biog.  notices  of  Persian  poets  :   Orient.  Trans.  Fund.) 

[Tr,)    Kitab-i-Yamini.    See  Abu'l-Nasr- 

Muhammad  ibn-Muhammad-Al-Jabbar-Al- 
Utbi. 

Reynolds,  John.  17  cent.  Dolarnys  prime- 
rose,  etc.  (1606).  Ed.  by  Rev.  A.  B.  Grosart. 
[Manchester],  1880.  sm.4°.  {With  Scoloker, 
A.,  Diaphantus:  Grosart,  A.  B.,-  Occasional 
issues,  V.  13.)  1305 

Reynolds,    John.      Choice    flowers    from 

"  The  garden  of  love."  4  pp.  (Dublin  Unio.  Mag.  v.  75, 
1870,  p.  681.) 

Reynolds,  John.  1789-1865.  Pioneer  his- 
tory of  Illinois,  containing  the  discovery  in 
1673,  and  the  history  of  the  country  to  the 
year  1818,  when  the  state  government  was 
organized.  2  ed.,  with  portraits,  notes,  and 
a  complete  index.    Chicago,  1887.   8°.     3592 

Reynolds,  Qen.  John  Fulton.  Reynolds 
memorial.     1880. 

Reynolds,  Sir  Joshua.  1723-92.  Literary 
works.  To  which  is  prefixed  a  memoir  of 
the  author ;  with  remarks  on  his  profes- 
sional character,  illustrative  of  his  prin- 
ciples and  practice,  by  H.  W.  Beechy.  New 
ed.  London,  1855.  3  v.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H. 
G.,  Stand.  Libr.)  3197 

Contents.     Beechy,  H.  W.     Memoir  of  R.  v.  1.— 

Discourses,  v.  1,  2 Dryden,  J.    Preface  to  Ills  tr. 

containing  a  parallel  between  poetry  and  painting, 
T.  2.— Dufresuoy,  C.  A.  Art  of  painting,  tr.  Into 
English  vorso,  by  W.  Mason;  Sentiments  on  the  works 
of  the  principal  and  best  painters  of  the  2  last  ages, 
1600-1700,  V.  2.— Journey  to  Flanders  and  Holland, 
V.  2.— The  Idler,  v.  2.— Chronological  Hat  of  painters, 
V.  2.— Pope,  A.  EplBtle  to  Mr.  Jervas,  v.  a.— General 
iBdex,  T.  2. 


Works.   To  which  is  prefixed  an  account 

of  the  life  and  writings  of,  by  Edmond 
Malone.  3  ed.,  corrected.  London,  1801. 
3  V.  12°.  —1756 

Note Contents  the  same  as  the  preceding. 

Discourses  delivered  to  the  students  of 

the  Royal  Academy  [of  Arts].  London, 
1831.    8°.     {Libr.offinearts,y.2.)      —1726 

Discourses,    illustrated    by    explanatory 

notes  and  plates  by  John  Burnet.  London, 
1842.  4°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood'' s  Mag.  v. 
52,  1842,  p.  767;  v.  53,  1843,  pp.  181,  589.) 

—1721 

Engravings  from  the  works  of  Sir  Joshua 

Reynolds.    London,  n.  d.    3  v.  fo.      — 1711 

Reynolds    on   Johnson    and    Garrick.     9  pp. 

(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  4,  1817,  p.  38.) 

Collins,  J.  C.    Sir  Joshua  Reynolds  as  a 

portrait  painter.     1874. 

Farington,  J.    Memoirs  of  the  life  of 

Sir  Joshua  Reynolds.    1819. 

Leslie,  C.  R.,  and  Taylor,  T.    Life  and 

times  of  Sir  Joshua  Reynolds.     1865,  2  v. 

North  COTE,  J.  Life  of  Sir  Joshua  Rey- 
nolds.    1819,  3  V. 

Pulling,   F.   S.     Sir  Joshua  Reynolds. 

1880.     {Illustr.  biog.  of  great  artists.) 

Stephens,   F.   G.      English  children  as 

painted  by  Sir  Joshua  Reynolds.     1867. 

Beechy,  H.W.    Memoir  of  R.    267  pp.    (Reynolds, 

Sir  J.,  Lit.  works,  v.  1,  p.  31:  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 
—Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C.  Joshua  Reynolds.  16  pp. 
(Blauc,  A.  A.  P.  C,  and  others.  Hist,  des  peintres,  Ecole 
anglaise.) — Coleridge,  H.  Notes  on  Allan  Cunning- 
ham's lives  of  Hogarth  and  R.  66  pp.  [Essays  and 
marginalia,  v.  2,  p.  201.)— Cunningham,  A.  In  his 
Lives  of  British  painters,  sculptors,  etc.  v.  1,  p.  215. 
115  pp.— Douce,  F.  Characteristics  of  R.  as  a  painter. 
5  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  16,  1867,  p.  281.)— Malone, 
E.  Some  account  of  the  lite  and  writings  of  R.  122 
pp.  (Reynolds,  Sir  3.,  Works,  x.l,  p.  111.)- Reynolds 
and  ihe  portrait-painters  of  the  past  century. 
21  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  102,  18G7,  p.  583.)— Tlmbs, 
J.  Sir  Joshua  Reynolds.  61  pp.  (In  his  Anecdote 
biog.  2  8.  p.  95.) 

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Reynolds,  L.  E.  Treatise  on  handrailing, 
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RHINE  RIVER  AND  VALLEY 


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Rhode  Island  Historical  Society.  Collec- 
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Rhode  Islaud,  Politics.    Foster,  W.  E. 

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Rhodes,  Albert.      1840—.     A  sentimental 

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Rhodes,  City  and  Island. 

Pfaff,  C.    Die  eroberung  von  Malta  und 
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Ross,  L.  Reisen  nach  Kos,  Halikarnassos, 

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Sii  also  Malta,  KrtighU  of. 

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Ribbing,  Sigurd.  1816—.  Ueber  das  ver- 
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und  den  Platonischen  berichten  ueber  die 
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Ribier,  Cesar.    1762-1826.    Notice  ;  (Euvres 

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Rlboud,  Thomas.  Lenoir,  A.  Rapport  sur 
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Ribonrt,  Pierre  Felix.     1811—.      Rapport 

sur  les  itlneraires  dresses  par  MM.  les  officiers  de 
g£nie  du  corps  exp«ditlonnaire  du  Mexique.  5  pp. 
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Ricaiuatore.    See  Giovanni  da  Udine. 

'Ricarde,  Queen  of  France.    9  cent.    Charta 

pro  Slivagiensi  coenbbll.  2  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Etc. 
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Rlcardo,  of  San  Oermano.  13  cent.  Chro- 
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Contents.    Protection  to  agriculture.  —  Reply  to 
Mr.  Bosanqnet's  practical  obser-ratlous  on  the 

report  of  the  bullion  committee. — High  price  of  bul- 
lion a  proof  of  the  depreciation  of  bank  notes. — 
Essay  on  the  influence  of  a  low  price  of  corn  on  the 
profits  of  stock,  shewing  the  Inexpediency  of  restric- 
tions on  Importation. — Proposals  for  an  economical 
aud  secure  currency;  with  observations  on  the 
profits  of  the  Bank  of  England  as  they  regard  the 
public  and  the  proprietors  of  bank  stock.— Essay  on 
the  funding  system.- McCullocb,  J.  B.  Life 
and  writings  of  B. — Plan  for  the  establishment  of  a 
national  bank. — Observations  on  Parliamentary 
reform.— Principles  of  political  ecouoniy  and 
taxation. — Speech  on  the  plan  of  voting  by  ballot. 
— Index. 

Letters  to  Thomas  Robert  Malthus,  1810- 

23.  Ed.  by  James  Bonar.  Oxford,  1887. 
8°.  —1366 

Bagehot,  W.    David  Blcardo.    10  pp.    (Economic 

studies,  p.  151.) — Brongbam.  H.,  Baron.  Blcardo. 
19  pp.  [In  his  Hist,  sketches  of  statesmen,  v.  2,  p.  155 : 
Works,  V.  4.)— Sir  P.  Francis  and  Blcardo  on  bullion. 
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E.  La  doctrine  de  B.  et  I'ecole  harmonienne.  26  pp. 
(Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  ▼.  29,  1855,  p.  313.)— 
Crombie,  A.  Letter  to  B.,  containing  an  analysis  of 
his  iiamphlet  on  the  depreciation  of  bank  notes.  44 
pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  10,  1817,  p.  529.)— Jemmett.  H. 
Observations  on  Bicardo's  "Principles  of  political 
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of  B.  19  pp.  (Blcardo,  D.,  Works,  p.  x v. >— Principles 
of  political  economy  and  taxation.  33  pp. 
(Bev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  1,  1817,  p.  175 ;  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  30, 1818,  p.  59.)— Letter  on  Bicardo's  theory  of  rent. 
6  pp.  (Black-wood's  Mag.  v.  21. 1827,  p.  74.)— Ricardo 
aud  Adam  Smith.  51  pp.  [Black-wood's  Mag.  v.  52, 
1842,  pp.  338,  457.  718.)— Ricardo  and  the  Kdin- 
burgh  Review.  5  pp.  {Blcu:k-wood's  Mag.  v.  4, 1819, 
p.  58.) — Opinions  of  B.  and  of  Adam  Smith  on  some 
of  the  leading  doctrines  of  political  economy.  20  pp. 
(Pamphleteer,  v.  23,  1824,  p.  517 ;  v.  24.  1824,  p.  49.) 

Ricart,  Robert,  —circa  1508.  The  maire 
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Ricanti,  T.  J.  Sketches  for  rustic  work  ; 
including  bridges,  park  and  garden  build- 
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RiCCi,Luigi.  1742-99.  Riforma  degl' istituti 
pii  della  citta  di  Modena.  [.^4740/1.]  Modena 
[1787].     8°.  —1386 

Ricci,  Matteo.  Nocentini,  L.  II  primo 
slnologo,  p.  Matteo  Biccl.  8  pp.  (Cong.  Internaz. 
degli  orient.  Atti,  1878,  v.  2,  p.  273.) 

and  Triganit,  Nicholas.    Discourse  of 

the  kingdome  of  China.  32  pp.  (Purchas,  S.,  His 
pilgrimes,  v.  3,  p.  380.) 


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Ricci,  Mauro.     1826—.     La  religione  e  la 

pieta  dl  Dante.  36  pp.  (CelUnl,  M.,  and  Ghlvizzaul, 
G.,  Dante  e  il  suo  secolo,  p.  79.) 

Ricci,  Scipione.  Potter,  L.  J.  A.  de.  Me- 
moirs of  Scipio  de  Ricci.  Ed.  by  Thos. 
Roscoe.     1829,  2  v. 

See  also  Dublin  Rev.  v.  32, 1852,  p.  48. 

Ricciardetto     di    Niccolo     Carteromaco. 

Fortiguerra,  N.     3  v.  2364 

Ricciardo,  Conte  di  San  Bonifacio.    Vita. 

8  pp.  (Graevius,  J.  G.,  Tkes.  anliq.  Hal.  v.  6,  pt.  1; 
Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Hal.  script,  v.  8,  p.  117.) 

Ricciarelli,  D.    See  Volterra,  D. 

Riccio,  D.    See  Rizzio,  D. 

Riccio,  or  Ricci,  Micliele.    16  cent.    De  regi- 

bus  SlciUtie,  eorumque  orJgiue  et  successione,  llbrl  IV. 

20  pp.    (Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Sicil.  v.  5.) 

RiCCO,  Mazzeo  di.  13  cent.  Canzoni.  Sonnet. 

7  pp.  (RossettI,  D.  G.,  Dante  and  his  circle,  p.  323.) — 
Poesle.  9  pp.  {Ilalienische  lieder,  p.  37:  Biblioth.  lit. 
vereins  in  Sluttg.  v.  5.) 

Riccobaldo,    of  Ferrara.      — eirca   1313. 

Hiatorla  universalis  ab  anno  clrclter  700  usque  ad 
annum  1297 ;  Chronlcon  Romanorum  imperatorum  a 
Carolo  Maguo  usque  ad  Ottonem  IV.  172  pp.  (Mura- 
torl, L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  9,  pp.  97,  279.) 

Riccoboiii,  Antonio.  1541-99.'  De  gymnasio 

Patavinoconimentariorum  librl  VI.  Hipp.  (Graevius, 
J.  G.,  Tkes.  antiq.  Ital.  v.  6,  pt.  4.) 

Niceron,  J.  P.    M&m.  des  hommes,  v.  28. 

Riccoboni,  Luigi.  Circa  1675-1753.  Dell' 
arte  rappresentativa  capitoli  sei.  Londra, 
1728.  8°.    [With  his  Hist,  du  theatre  italien.). 

3345 

Histoire  du  theatre  italien  depiiis  la  de- 
cadence de  la  comedie  latine  ;  avec  un  cata- 
logue des  tragedies  et  comedies  italiennes 
imprimeesdepuisTan  1500,  jusqu'dTan  1660, 
et  une  dissertation  sur  la  tragedie  moderne. 
[Paris,  1728.]     8°.  3345 

Riccoboni,  3Ime.  Marie  Jeanne  Laboras  de 
Mezieres.  1714-92.  CEuvres  completes. 
Nouv.  ed.,  avec  une  notice  sur  la  vie  et  les 
ouvrages  de  I'auteur,  et  ornee  de  6  gravures. 
Paris,  1818.     6  v.  8°.  —1101 

Contents.  Abeille.  v.  3.— Suite  de  rAbellle,  v.  3. — 
Lettres  d'Adelaide  de  Dammartln,  Coratesse  de 
Saucerre,  v.  4.— Histoire  d'AIoise  de  liivarot,  v.  2. 
— Amille,  v.  2. —  Histoire  des  Amours  de  Ger- 
trude, v.  2. — Avengle,  v.  3. — Les  Caquets,  coinodle, 
V.  6.— Histoire  de  Christine  de  Suabe,  v.  2.— Col- 
maii,  G.,  tlie  elder.    The  Deuce  is  in  lilni,  ou  11  est 

possfide,  comSdle,  v.  5 Jealous  wife,  ou  la  forame 

Jalouse,  comedie,  v.  C. — Histoire  de  Deux  jeunes 
amies,  v.  2.— Lettres  d'Elisabeth-Soplile  de  Val- 
li^re,  V.  3.— Histoire  d'JBugnerrand,  v.  2.— Histoire 
d'Ernestiue,  v.  1.— Kelly,  H.  False  delicacy,  ou  la 
fausse  delicalease,  comedie,  v. C— Lettres  de  Madame 
la  Marquise  d'Artigues,  h,  sa  soeur,  v.  3.— Suite  de 
niarianne,  v.  1. — Histoire  du  Marquis  de  Cressy, 
V.  1 — Lettres  de  Miladi  Juliette  Catesby.  v.  3.— 
Lettres  de  Milord  Rivers,  v.  4.— Histoire  de  Miss 
Jenny,  v.  1.— Lettres  de  Mistrlss  Fanni  Bntlerd, 
V.  4. — Moore,  E.  The  Foundling,  ou  I'Enlant  trouve, 
V.  5.— Murphy,  A.  The  Way  to  lieep  him,  ou  la  fa^ou 
de  le  fi.xer,  com6dIe,  v.  5.— Lettres  de  la  Princesse 
Zelnaaiide,  v.  3.— Notice  sur  la  vie  et  sur  les  ouvrages 
de  R.  V.  5. 

History  of   Miss  Jenny  Salisbury.    Tr. 

from  the  French.    London,  1764.     2  v.  16°. 

1208 

Notice  sur  la  vie  et  sur  les  ouvrages  de  B.  66  pp. 

{In  her  CEuvres  compl.  v.  5,  p.  1.) 

Rice,  Charles  Allen  Thorndike(J5Jd.)  1853-89. 
Reminiscences  of  Abraham  Lincoln  by  distin- 
guished men  of  his  time.  New  York,  1886. 
8°.  3794 

Contents. 
Alley,  J.  P.  Boutwell,  G.  8. 

Andrews,  E.  W.  Butler,  Oen.  B.  F. 

Beecher,  Rev.  H.  W.  Clay,  0.  M. 


Coffey,  T.  J.  Kelley,  W.  D. 

Coffin,  C.  C.  Locke,  D.  R. 

Colfax,  8.  McCuUoch,  H. 

Conness,  J.  Markland,  A.  H. 

Dana,  C.  A.  Piatt,  D. 

Depew,  C.  M.  Poore,  B.  P. 

Douglass,  F.  Swett,  L. 

Fenton,  R.  E.  Usher,  J.  P. 

Fry,  Qen.  J.  B.  Voorhees,  D.  W. 

Grant,  U.  S.,  Pres.  U.  S.  Washburne,  E.  B. 

Hicks,  T.  Weldon,  L. 

lugersoll,  R.  G.  Welling,  J.  C. 

Julian,  G.  W.  Whitman,  W. 
Kasson,  J.  A. 

[Ed.)      North    American    Review.      See 

North  American  Review. 

Rice,  Rev.  Charles  Baker.  Proceedings  at 
the  celebration  of  the  200  anniversary  of  the 
1  parish  at  Salem  village,  now  Danvers, 
Oct.  8,  1872.  With  an  historical  address. 
Boston,  1874.    8°.  —3273 

Rice,   E.   D.      Holiday.      1   p.      {ScHhner^s 

iTonWi/^,  v.  0,1873,  p.  564.)— Q,wietlife.  3  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  28, 1871,  p.  160.) 

Rice,  Isaac  Leopold.  Youmans,  E.  L.  Her- 
bert Spencer's  latest  critic.  8  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v. 
139,  1884,  p.  472.) 

Rice,  James.  1846-82.  History  of  the  British 
turf,  from  the  earliest  times  to  the  present 
day.     London,  1879.     8°.  —4685 

Sir  Richard  Whittington.     See  Besant, 

W.,  and  Rice,  J. 

Rice,  John  A.     Sabin,  J.    Catalogue  of  Mr. 

John  A.  Rice's  library  to  be  sold  Mch.  1870. 

[With  prices.]     1870. 
Rice,  Owen.   Afield  with  the  11  Army  corps 

at  ChancellorsviUe.    32  pp.    [Sketches  of  war  hist.  1861- 

65,  V.  1,  p.  358..) 

Rice,  Sara  Sigourney.  Edgar  Allan  Poe.  A 
memorial  volume.    Baltimore,  1877.    sq.  8°. 

3874 

Rice,  Thomas.  Inquiry  into  the  effects  of 
the  Irish  grand  jury  laws.  5  pp.  (Rev.  of  iu  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  13,  1815,  p.  178.) 

Rice,  Thomas  Spring,  1  Baron  Monteagle. 

Speech  in  the  House  of  Commons,  on  Tuesday,  July 
16,  1833.  8  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Sdin.  Rev.  v.  58,  1834, 
p.  144.) 

Rice.  Spolverini,  G.  B.  La  coltivazione 
del  riso.     1813.     {Raccolta  poemi  didas.) 

Richards,  T.  A.    The  rice  lauds  of  the  South.    18 

pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  19,  1859,  p.  721.) 

Rice  ap  Thomas,  Sir.    Life  of.    21  pp. 

{Retrospect.  Rev.  v.  11, 1825,' p.  252.) 

Ricb,  Anthony,  Jr.  Dictionary  of  Roman 
and  Greek  antiquities.  Being  a  2  ed.  of  the 
Illustrated  companion  to  the  Latin  dictionary 
and  Greek  lexicon.     London,  1860.     p.  8°. 

R.76 

Rich,  Barnaby.  16  cent.  The  honestie  of 
this  age  :  proving  by  good  circumstance  that 
the  world  was  never  honest  till  now.  With 
an  introduction  and  notes  by  Peter  Cunning- 
ham. London,  1614;  repr.  1844.  8°.  {Pei'cy 
Soc.  V.  11.)  1358 

Riche,  his  farewell  to  militarie  profes- 
sion :  conteining  verie  pleasaunt  discourses 
fit  for  a  peaceable  tyme  .  .  .  London,  1581; 
repr.  1846.    8°.     {Sliakesp.  Soc.)  3384 

Apolonius  and  Silla.     27   pp.     (Collier,  J.  P., 

Sliakesp.  libr.  v.  2;  Hazlltt,  W.  C,  Shakesp.  libr.  v.  1, 
p.  383.) 

Rich,  Charles  H.  Specimens  of  the  art  of 
ornamental  turning,  iu  eccentric  and  con- 
centric patterns  intended  chiefly  for  the  use 
of  beginners.    Southampton,  1819.    4°. 

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Rich,  Claudius  James.  1787-1821.  Narra- 
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1811  ;  memoir  on  the  ruins  ;  remarks  on  the 
topography  of  ancient  Babylon,  by  Major 
Reunell,  in  reference  to  the  memoir ;  with 
narrative  of  a  journey  to  Persepolis.  Ed. 
by  his  widow.     London,  1839.     8°.  1774 

Narrative  of  a  residence  in  Koordistan, 

and  on  the  site  of  ancient  Nineveh ;  with 
journal  of  a  voyage  down  the  Tigris  to  Bag- 
dad, and  an  account  of  a  visit  to  Shirauz 
and  Persepolis.  Ed.  by  his  widow.  London, 
1836.  2  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  8,  1836,  p.  17;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  64,  1837. 
p.  35.)  1495 

Second  memoir  on  Babylon.    35  pp.    (Rev.  of  In 

Eiiin.  Rev.  v.  48, 1828,  p.  185;  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum. 
V.  19, 1819,  p.  179.) 

Rich,  Elihu.  Cyclopaedia  of  biography: 
embracing  a  series  of  original  memoirs  of 
the  most  distinguished  persons  of  all  times, 
written  for  the  work  by  Sir  Archibald  Ali- 
son, William  Baird,  Sir  David  Brewster,  etc. 
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Occult  sciences.    See  Smedley,  E.,  and 

others. 

.See  aUo  Ha'tvkg,  F.  L.    Pictorial  cyclopaedia  of 
biography. 

Rich,  Mrs.  Helen.    Pansies.     1  p.     {Orxrld. 

Monlhly,  v.  5,  1810,  p.  512.) 

Rich,  Hiram.    Idler's  idyl.     1  p.     {Atlant. 

Jftm/A/y,  V.  25, 1870,  p.  711.)— In  the  sea.  1  p.  {Atlant. 
MfmtMy,  v.  17,  1866,  p.  3U.)— An  Intrnder.  1  p. 
(Scribner't  Monthly,  v.  5,  1873,  p.  167.) — Jerry  an'  me. 
2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  30,  1872,  p.  206.)— Land  and 
sea.  Ip.  {Atlant.  ifon^Uj/,  v.  34, 1874,  p.  710.)— LeaT-es 
on  the  tide.  3  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  t.  86,  1875,  p. 
406.)— A  Miller's  madrigal.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  28,  1871,  p.  246.)— Blorgan  Stanwood.  3  pp. 
[Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  33,  1874,  p.  712.)— The  Restless.  2 
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Richard,  of  Devizes.  Chronicon  de  rebus 

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parliament  begun  1386 ;  with  the  life  and  death  of 
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Ricbard  ITT,  King  of  England.  Collier, 
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Gairdner,  J.     History  of  the  life  and 

reign  of  Richard  III.     1878. 

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Halsted,  C.  a.    Richard  III  as  Duke  of 

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History  of  King  Richard  HI,  ed.  .  •  . 

by  J.  Rawson  Lumby.     1883. 

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Richard,  Duke  of  Gloucester.    See  Richard 

III,  King  of  England. 
RicliartI  I  (Sans-j}eur) ,  Duke  of  Normandy. 

Circa  93;i-U96.  Diploma.  2  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec. 
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F£r*,  O.    L6gende  de  R.    19  pp.     (Rev.  conlemp. 

1869,  V.  2,  p.  450.) 

Richard  II,  Duke  of  Normandy.    —1027. 

Charta  in  gua  donationcs  a  patre  suo  Rlchardo  abba- 
tiae  8.  Michaells  facias  conflrmat.  3  pp.  (MIgne,  J. 
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Richard  III,  Duke  of  Normandy.    —1028. 

Donatio.    2  j)p.    (Achery,  J.  L.  d*,  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  390.) 

Richard,  Earl  of  Cornwall  and  Emperor  of 

Germany.  1208-72.  Charter  of  confirmation  of  grants 
of  lands,  1256.    7  pp.    (Archaeol.  Joum.  v.  34,  1877,  p. 


180.)— Constltntlones.  2  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Leges, 
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R.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  69.) 

Richard,    Cardinal,    Ahp.    of    Narhonne. 

—1121.  Epistolae  et  dlplomata.  3  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v.  162,  p.  1601.) 

Ricliard,  Ahp.  ofBourges.   —1090.   Litterae 

de  consecratione  ecclesiae  Vipplensis;  Litterae  de 
flsco  presbyterali  ecclesiae  de  Lanatlco.  3  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v.  132,  pp.  475,  478.) 

Richard,  Bp.  of  London.    See  Gravesend, 

R.  de. 
Richard,  Abbot  ofFleury.    —979.    Collectio 

cousuetudluum.  4  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  i'airoi.  s.  iai.  v. 
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Richard  des  Fourneaux,  Abbot  of  Prkmx. 

—1131.  Eplstola  ad  S.  Anselmum  Oantuariensem  coin- 
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mentarll  In  Genesin.  2  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
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Richard ,  Abbot  of  St.  Viton  's,  Verdun.    Vita. 

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Richard,   Prior  of  Hexham.     —1190.     De 

antique  et  moderuo  statu  Hagustaldensis  ecclesiae  et 
de  pontiflclbus  ejusdem  ecclesiae;  Historla  de  gestis 
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bello  standardii.  3  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  27, 
p.  12.) — The  same  in  English.  26  pp.  (Church  histor.  of 
Eng.  V.  4,  pt.  1,  p.  33.) 

Richard,  Prior  of  St.  Vietor''s,  Paris.  —1173. 
Opera  omnia.  Parisiis,  1855.  r.  8°.  (Migne, 
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Apostoli.— De  spirltu  hlasphemiae.- Exposltio  In 
Cantica  Canticorum. — De  gradibus  cliaritatis. 
— De  IV  gradibus  violeutao  charitatls.— De  compara- 
tlono  Chrlsti  ad  florom  et  Marlae  ad  virgam.— De 
superexcellenti  baptlsmo  Chrlsti. -Quomodo  Christus 
poultur  In  signum  populorum.  —  De  praeparatione 
anlmlad  contemplatlonem,  liber  dlctus  Benjamin 
minor.- De  gratia  contemplationis,  seu  Benjamin 
major.— De  sacriflclo  David  prophetae.— De  Eni- 
nianuele.  —  Epistolae.  —  De  erndittoiie  iute- 
rioris  hoininls.  —  Tractatus  exceptloiiniii.  —  In 
vislonem  Ezechiells. —  De  gemino  Pascliate.— 
Exposltio  canticl  Habacnc. — Htigonln,  F.  A.  A., 
Bp.  of  Bayeux.  Notice  sur  R.— In  Apocalypslu  Jo- 
annis.— De  Jiidiciaria  potestate  in  lluali  et  uni- 
versali  judicio. — De  exterminatione  mail  et  promo- 
tione  bonl.— Sermo  In  die  Paschae.— Tractatus  de 
meditaudls  plagis  quae  circa  fluem  niundi  evenient. 
— De  potestate  ligaudi  et  solvendl.— Mystlcae 
adnotationes  in  Psalnios. — De  differentia  sacrificii 
Abrahae  a  sacriflclo  B.  Marlae  Virginia. —Declara- 
tiones  nonnullarum  dlfflcultatum  Scrlptiirne.- De 
mlsslone  Spirittis  Sancti.  —  Quomodo  Spiritns 
Sanctus  est  amor  Patrls  et  Filii.  —  De  statu  1m- 
tcrioris  liominis.— Allegoriae  tabernaculi  foe- 
deris.—Exposltio  dlfllcullatum  suborleiiUuiu  in  ex- 
posltiono  tabernaculi  foederis.— De  Trlnltate.— De 
tribus  approprlatis  persouis  in  Trlnltate.— Do  Verbo 
incarnato. 

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Ex  Itincrario  peregrinorum.    29  pp.    (Frauk- 

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Ricliar<1  de  Bun).    See  Auugerville,  R. 

Ricliard,  le  PeleHn.  12  cent.  Chanson 
d'Antioche,  composee  au  conimencemeut  du 
XII  si^cle  •,  reuouveleo  sous  le  regne  de 
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Richard,  of  Devizes.  12  cent.  Chronicon 
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The  same.  Tr.  and  ed.  by  J.  A.  Giles. 
London,  1841.     8°.  1585 

£x  chronicls  de  gestis  Ricardi  I.  6  pp.  (Frank- 
fort Soc.  Script.  V.  27,  p.  75.) — Chronicle  concerning  the 
deeds  of  Rlcliard  I,  King  of  England.  64  pp.  (Bobn, 
H.  G.,  Chronicles  of  the  crusades,  p.  1.) 

RicUarA^  of  Grande  Selve.    12  cetit.  Carmen 

de  laude  Clarevallis  et  de  rellgiosa  Ibidem  discipUna. 
•2  pp.     .Migne,  J.  P.,  Pairol.  s.  Lai.  v.  185,  p.  1563.) 

Richar<l,  of  Le  Mans.     12  cent.    Prologus 

in  magistrum  [Petrum  Lombardum]  slve  coUatio  di- 
versarum  trauslationum  Psallerii  et  apologia  ecclesi- 
asticae  lectionis  in  verslbus  quos  putant  ab  Hebralci 
foutis  veritate  variare.  10  pp.  (Hlgne,  J.  P.,  PalroL 
s.  Lot.  Y.  191,  p.  35.) 

Richard,  of  Poitiers,  Monk  of  Cluny.     12 

cent.  Chronicon  ab  anno  754  ad  1153.  8  pp.  (Mart^ne, 
E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  5,  p. 
1159.  >— Ex  Cluronica  ;  ex  continuaUonibus ;  con- 
tlnuatio  luila.  13  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  26,  p. 
74.)— Ex  Clironlco  ;  Addenda.  21pp.  (Bouquet,M., 
Ree.  hiit.  Gaules,  v.  7,  p.  258 ;  v.  9,  p.  21 ;  y.  10,  p.  263 ;  y. 
11,  p.  285;  V.  12,p.  411.) 

Richard,  Achille.  1794-1852.  Tentamen 
florae  Abyssinicae  seu  enumeratio  plantarum 
hucusque  in  plerisque  Abyssiniae  provinciis 
detectarum  et  praecipue  a  beatis  doctoribus 
Richard  Quartin  Dillon  et  Antonio  Petit 
(annis  1838-43)  lectarum.  Parisiis.  n.  d. 
3  V.  8°,  and  atlas,  fo.  (Lefebvre,  C.  T.,  Voy. 
en  Abyssinie,  v.  4.  5.)  1433,  atlas  —1511 

Richard,  Antoine,  dit  Richard  du  Cantal. 
1809—.  Dictionnaire  raisonne  d 'agriculture 
et  d'economie  du  betail.  Paris,  1854.  2  v. 
8°.  R.106 

Contents. 
Abalssement-Hysope,  v.  1.       Ibfiride-Zootechnle,  v.  2. 
Richard,  Charles  Louis.     1711-94.    Notice; 
CEuvres  oratoires  completes.      Paris,  1855. 
r.  8°.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Orat.  sacres,  v.  67.) 

—3212 
Richard,  David.    Docteur  David  Richard. 

22  pp.     ( Oorrespondant,  n.  s.  v.  88,  1881,  p.  1098.) 

Richard,  Edward.  1714-77.  Poetical 
works  ;  with  an  account  of  his  life  ;  illustr. 
with  notes.  [Welsh.]  London,  1811.  8°. 
{WUh  Toland,  J.,  Crit.  hist,  of  the  Celtic  re- 
ligion.) —2286 


Richard,  Henry.     Davidson,  J.  M.    Henry 

Richard.     13  pp.     [In  his  Eminent  English  liberals, 

p.  115.) 

Richard,  Jean  (VAvocat).  1639-1719. 
CEuvres  completes.  Paris,  1866.  3  v.  r.  8°. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Orat.  sacres,  v.  17-19.)  —3243 
Contents.  Exordes  et  introductions  pour  faire  seryir 
les  DIscours  et  Sermons  Jt  an  dessein  d'Avent  et  aux 
Erangiles  du  Car6me,  v.  2.— Dictionnaire  moral ; 
Supplement,  v.  3. — Discoors  moraux  sur  les  Evan- 
glles  des  dimauches  de  I'ann^e,  v.  1,  2.— Discours 
moraux  sur  les  uiysteres  de  Xotre  Seigneur,  t.  2. 
— Slyst^res  et  panegyriqnes  pour  le  cours  de 
I'annee,  v.  2,  3. 

Richard,  Jean  Pierre.    1743-1820.    Notice; 

CEuvres  completes.   254  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Orat.  taer£s', 

V.  73,  p.  9.) 

Richard,  Jerome,  Abbe.  La  theorie  des 
songes.    Paris,  1766.     16°.  —1438 

History  of  Touqnin.  64  pp.  (Pinkerton,  J.,  Voy- 
ages, V.  9,  p.  708.) 

Richard,  Rene,  Abbe.  1654-1727.  Le  ve- 
ritable Pere  Josef,  Capucin  nomme  au  Car- 
dinalat,  contenant  ITiistoire  anecdote  du 
Cardinal  de  Richelieu.  Paris,  1704;  repr. 
1838.  8°.  (Lafaist,  L.,  Archiv.  de  I'hist.  de 
FWMice,  2  s.  v.  4.)  4664 

Discours  sur  I'hlstolre  des  fondatlons  royales, 

et  des  6tabllssemen8  falls  sous  le  rdgne  de  Louis-le- 
Grand.  70  pp.  (Lafaist,  L.,  Archiv.  de  I'hist.  de  France, 
1  3.  V.  11,  p.  1.) 

Richard  Eduey  and  the  governor's  family. 

Judd,  Rev.  S.  1274 

Richard    Malvin's    ordeal.      21   pp. 

{Dublin  Vniv.  Mag.  v.  80,  1872,  pp.  28, 156.) 

Richard  the  redeless.     55  pp.    Lang- 

land,  W.     (Early  Eng.  Tezt  Soc.  No.  54,  p.  467.) 

Richard  uud  Melisse.    38  pp.    Nicolay, 

L.  H.  vou,  Vermischte  gtdichle,  v.  5,  p.  245. 

Richards,  George.    Poems.    7  pp.     (Rev. 

of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  4,  1804,  p.  337.) 

Richards,  John,  D.  D.  Hazen,  H.  A.  Rev. 
John  Blchards,  D.  D.  7  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal. 
Soc.  Mem.  biog.  t.  3,  p.  358.) 

Richards,  John.     —1721.     Extracts  from 

the  Diary  of.  21  pp.  (Retrospect.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  1, 1853, 
pp.  97,  201,  40S.) 

Richards,  John  Morgan  {Ed.)  Chronol- 
ogy of  medicine,  ancient,  mediaeval,  and 
modern.    London,  1880.     8°.  —3785 

Richards,  Lewis.      La   belle   dame   sans 

merci,  poem.  1  p.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  6, 1873,  p.  207.) 

Richards,  Rev.  Thomas.  Antiquae  linguae 
Britannicae  thesaurus  :  being  a  British,  or 
Welsh-English  dictionary.  To  which  is  pre- 
fixed a  compendious  and  comprehensive 
Welsh  grammar.    Dolgelley,  1815.    8°.    1165 

Richards,  William.  Practical  treatise  on 
the  manufacture  and  distribution  of  coal 
gas.     London,  1877.    4°.  —1572 

Richards,  William  Carey,  Ph.  D.     1818—. 

Disappointed.  1  p.  [Harper's  Mag.  t.  47,  1S73,  p.  44.) 
—False.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  48,  1874,  p.  65.)— In 
coelo  qnies.  1  p.  (Scribner's  MmUUn,  t.  9,  1875,  p. 
244.)— Palpit  floorers.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  47, 
1873,  p.  506.  J— Spring-steps.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. 
61, 1880,  p.  19.)— To  my  maples.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag. 
V.  62,1876,  p.  867.) 

Richard's  castle.   Clark,  G.T.    Richard's 

castle.    10  pp.    (ArchoMl.  Joum.  v.  30, 1873,  p.  143.) 

Richardson,  (— ).     Ode  to  a  singing  bird. 

i  pp.      Campbell,  T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  6,  p.  357.) 

Richardson,  Mrs.  Abby  Sage  {Ed.)  Old 
love-letters,  or  letters  of  sentiment  written 
by  persons  eminent  in  English  literature 
and  history.     Boston,  1883.     16°.  3861 


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RICHARDSON 


Bicliardson,  Albert  Deane.  1833-69.  Be- 
yond the  Mississippi :  life  and  adventure  on 
the  prairies,  mountains,  and  Pacific  coast, 
1857-67.    Hartford  [1867].     8°.  2474 

Personal  history  of  Ulysses    S.   Grant, 

illustr.  by  26  engravings  . . .   With  a  portrait 
and  a  sketch  of  Schuyler  Colfax.    Hartford, 

1868.  8°.  3794 

The  secret  service,  the  field,  the  dungeon, 

and  the  escape.    Hartford,  1865.     8°.      2646 

Onr  four  servants.    6  pp.    {Atlant,  Monthly,  v.  23, 

1869,  p.  251.) 

Bichardson,  Benjamin  Ward,  M.D.,  LL.D. 
1828—.  Diseases  of  modern  life.  Nevs^  York, 
1876.     12°.  —3787 

On  alcohol.     London,  1875.     12°.     —3787 

The  same.    London,  1878.     12°.       —3787 

Bicliardsou,  Charles,  LL.  D.  1775-1865. 
New  dictionary  of  the  English  language. 
Nev?  ed.    London,  1858.    2  v.  4°.  R.15 

Contents. 
A-Kyke,  V.  1.  L-Zounds,  v.  2. 

Ricliardsou,  Mrs.  Charles.  Memoirs  of 
the  private  life  and  opinions  of  Louisa,  Queen 
of  Prussia,  consort  of  Frederick  William  III. 
London,  1848.     12°.  5857 

Ricliardson,  Charles  Francis.  1851—. 
American  literature,  1607-1885.  New  York, 
1887-89.     2  V.  8°.  2225 

and  Clark,  Henry  A.  (Eds.)     College 

book.     Boston,  1878.    4°.  —2363 

Contents. 


Amherst  College. 
Bowdoin  College. 
Brown  University. 
College  of  New  Jersey. 
Columbia  College. 
Cornell  University. 
Dartmouth  College. 
Hamilton  College. 
Harvard  University. 
Lafayette  College. 
Military  Academy. 
Naval  Academy. 


Oberlin  College. 
Rutgers  College. 
Trinity  College. 
Union  College. 
University  of  Michigan. 
University  of  Pennsylvania. 
University  of  Virginia. 
Vassar  College. 
Wesleyan  University. 
William  and  Mary  College. 
Williams  College. 
Yale  College. 

Richardson,  Charles  James.  1806-71.  Ob- 
servations on  the  architecture  of  England 
during  the  reigns  of  Queen  Elizabeth  and 
King  James  I.    London,  1837.    4°.       —1772 

Popular  treatise  on   the  warming   and 

ventilation  of  buildings  ;  showing  the  ad- 
vantages of  the  improved  system  of  heated 
water  circulation.   London,  1839,   8°.  —1784 

Kictaardsoii,  David  Lester.  Sonnets  and 
other  poems.  2  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  21, 
1827,  p.  856.) 

Richardson,  Edward.  1812-69.  Monu- 
mental effigies  of  the  Temple  church,  with 
an  account  of  their  restoration,  in  the  year 
1842.    London,  1843.    fo.  1701 

Richardson,  G.  B.  (Ed.)  Universal  code 
of  signals  for  the  mercantile  marine.  See 
Marryat,  Capt.  F. 

Richartlson,  George.  Iconology;  or,  a 
collection  of  emblematical  figures.  London, 
1779.     2  V.  fo.  —1721 

Richardson,  George  Frederick.  1796-1848. 
Introduction  to  geology,  and  its  associate 
sciences  mineralogy,  fossil  botany,  and 
palaeontology.  A  new  ed.,  revised  and  con- 
siderably enlarged,  by  Thomas  Wright. 
London,  1855.  p.  8°.  (Bohu,  H.  G.,  Sd. 
Libr.)  —1628 


Richardson,  H.  D.  The  dog :  its  origin, 
natural  history,  and  varieties.  With  direc- 
tions for  its  general  management;  and 
simple  instructions  as  to  its  treatment  under 
disease.     New  ed.    London  [1853].     16°. 

„.    .  —2617 

Richardson,  H.  W.  [Ed.)  York  deeds. 
Books  1-4, 1642-99.  Portland,  1887-88.  4  v. 
8°.  -3343 

Richardson,  Henry  Augustus.     Tobey,  G. 

C.  Biography  of  E.  6  pp.  (Uarvard  Mem.  Hon.  v.  1, 
p.  434.)  i-i-      V  J  , 

Richardson,  Rev.  J.  Recollections,  po- 
litical, literary,  dramatic,  and  miscellaneous, 
of  the  last  half-century.  London,  1855-56. 
2  V.  in  1,  8°.  3274 

Richardson,  James.  1806-51.  Narrative 
of  a  mission  to  Central  Africa  performed  in 
the  years  1850-51.  London,  1850-53.  2  v. 
p.  8°.  1428 

Travels  in  Morocco.     Ed.  by  his  widow. 

London,  1860.    2  v.  p.  8°.  1428 

Travels  in  the  great  desert  of  Sahara,  in 

the  years  of  1845  and  1846  .  .  .  including  a 
description  of  the  oases  and  cities  of  Ghat, 
Ghadames,  and  Mourzuk.  London,  1848. 
2  V.  8°.  1423 

Kllis,  G.  E.   Richardson's  Mission  to  Central  Africa. 

13  pp.    (Chr.  Exam.  v.  54,  1853,  p.  469.) 

Richardson,  James.    Report  on  the  south 

shore  below  Quebec;  Report  [on  the  geology  of 
Canada]  for  1869.  30  pp.  (Solwyn,  A.  R.  C,  Geol.  surv. 
of  Canada,  1866-69,  pp.  119,  305.) 

Richardson,  James,  Jr.    1817-63.    Early 

days.    2  pp.    (C/ir.  £xam.  v.  38, 1845,  p.  348.) 

Hlf^giuson,  T.  W.  Biography  of  R.  12  pp.  (Har- 
vard Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  38.) 

Richardson,  Sir  John,  M.  D.  1787-1865. 
Arctic  searching  expedition  :  a  journal  of  a 
boat-voyage  through  Rupert's  Land  and  the 
Arctic  Sea,  in  search  of  the  discovery  ships 
under  command  of  Sir  John  Franklin.  With 
an  appendix  on  the  physical  geography  of 
North  America.  London,  1851.  2  v.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  39,  1852,  p. 
458.)  2464 

MclLRAlTH,  Rev.  J.      Life  of  Sir  John 

Richardson.     1868. 

Martlneau,  H.    Sir  John  Richardson.    7  pp.    (In 

her  Biographical  sketches,  p.  231.) 

and  others.    Fauna  Boreali- Americana  ; 

or,  the  zoology  of  the  northern  parts  of 
British  America.     London,  1829-37.    4  v.  4°. 

—2502 
Contents.    Klrby,  W.  Insects,  v.  4.— Ricliardsou, 

Sir  J.    Fish,  v.  3 Quadrupeds,  v.  1.— Swaiiisou,  W. 

Birds,  v.  2. 

(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  53, 1831,  p.  328.) 

and  others.    Zoology  of  Capt.  Beechey  's 

voyage  ...  to  the  Pacific  and  Behriug's 
Straits,  performed  in  the  years  1825-28. 
London,  1839.    4°.  —2641 

Contents.  Belcher,  Sir  E.,  and  Collie,  A.  Geology. 
—Gray,  J.  E.  Batrachians ;  Molluscous  animals  and 
other  shells;  Reptiles.— Lay,  G.  T.,  and  Bennett,  E. 
T.  Fishes.- Owen,  R.  Crustacea.— Ulcliardsou, 
Sir  J.    Mammalia.- Vigors,  N.  A.    Ornithology. 

Richardson,  John.  "  Cummerland  talk  ;  " 
being  short  tales  and  rhymes  in  the  dialect 
of  that  county:  together  with  a  few  miscel- 
laneous pieces  in  verse.  London,  1871-76. 
2  V.  12°.  1326 

Ricliardson,  John.  Sketch  of  luimanuel 
Kant'8  life  and  writings.  29  pp.  (Kaut,  I.,  Metaphysical 
works,  1830,  p.  215.) 


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RICHELIEU 


Ricbardson,  John.   Late  John  Richardson. 

39  pp.     (-V.  Brit.  Bet.  v.  41,  1S64,  p.  463.) 

Bicbardsoil,  John  Fram.  180S-68.  Ro- 
man orthoepy;  a  plea  for  the  restoration  of 
the  true  svstem  of  Latin  pronunciation.  New 
York.  ISoO.     12°.  —2117 

Richardsou,  John  Smythe.     Perry,  B.  F. 

John  S.  lUchardson.  5  pp.  {In  kit  Reminiscences  of 
public  men,  p.  197.) 

Richardson,  Jonathan.  1665-1745.  Works, 
containing  I.  The  theory  of  painting.  II. 
Essay  on  the  art  of  criticism.  III.  The  science 
of  a  connoisseur.  New  ed.  London,  1792. 
4°.  —1734 

and  Richardson,  Jonathan,  Jr.  Ex- 
planatory notes  and  remarks  on  Milton's 
Paradise  lost.  With  the  life  of  the  author, 
and  a  discourse  on  the  poem.  London.  1734. 
8°.  1307 

Richardson,  M.  A.  The  local  historian's 
table  book  of  remarkable  occurrences,  his- 
torical facts,  traditions,  legendary  and  de- 
scriptive ballads,  etc.,  connected  with  the 
counties  of  Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  Northum- 
berland, and  Durham.  Legendary  division. 
London,  1843-46.     3  v.  r.  8°.  1173 

Historical  division.    London,  1S42-46. 

5  V.  r.  S°.  1173 

Richardson,  Richard,  M.D.  1663-1741. 
Extracts  from  the  literary  and  scientific  cor- 
respondence of.    Yarmouth,  1835.    8°.    3865 

Richardson,  Richard.  Memoir  of  Josiah 
White,  showing  his  connection  with  the  in- 
troduction and  use  of  anthracite  coal  and 
iron,  and  the  construction  of  some  of  the 
canals  and  railroads  of  Pennsylvania,  etc. 
Phila.  1873.     12°.  3895 

Richar«lson,    Robert.       August    in    the 

mountains.  1  p.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  89, 1877,  p.  396.) 
— An  Old  gcliool-boolc.  1  p.   {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  n.  s. 

V.  5,  1860,  p.  372.) 

Richardson,  Samuel.  1689-1761.  Works, 
with  life  by  Rev.  E.  Mangin.  London,  1811. 
19  V.  p.  8°.  2167 

Conltntt.  History  of  Clarissa  Havlowe,  v.  5-12.— 
Diderot,  D.  Eulogy  of  K.  v.  1.— Mangin,  E.  Life 
andwriUngsofB.T.l.— Pamela;  or,  virtue  rewarded, 
V.  1-4.— History  of  Sir  Cluu-les  Graudison,  v.  13-19. 

Works,  with  a  prefatory  chapter  of  bio- 
graphical criticism  by  Leslie  Stephen.  Lon- 
don, 1883.     12  V.  8°.  2161 

ConUnU.    History  of  Clarissa  Harlowe,  v.  4-8.— 

Pamela  j  or,  virtue  rewarded,  v.  1-3 History  of  Sir 

Charles  Graudison.  v.  9-12.— Stepben,  L.  Bicli- 
cirdson's  novels,  v.  i. 

Correspondence,  selected  from  the  origi- 
nal MSS,  bequeathed  by  him  to  his  family. 
To  which  are  prefixed,  a  biographical  account 
of  that  author,  and  observations  on  liis 
writings,  by  Anna  Laetitia  Barbauld.  Lon- 
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Novels,  viz.  Pamela,  Clarissa  Harlowe, 

and  Sir  Charles  Graudison.  To  which  is 
prefixed,  a  memoir  of  the  life  of  the  author. 
London,  1824.  3  v.  r.  8°.  (Ballantyne,  J., 
NovelisVs  Libr.)  1283 

Schmidt.  E.    Richardson,  Rousseau,  und 

Goethe.  Ein  beitrag  zur  geschichte  des 
romans  im  18  jahrh.     1875. 

Rlcbardson's  Clarissa.    28  pp.    {Westm.  Rev.  n.  s. 

V.  35,  1869,  p.  48.)— Diderot,  D.  Eloge  de  R.  27  pp. 
(  (Euvra,  v.  3,  p.  3.)— The  same  In  English.  30  pp.  (RIcli- 
ardBOn,  8..  Works,  v.  1,  1811,  p.  i.)— Forman,  H.  B. 
Samuel  Richardson,  as  artist  and  moralist.  16  pp. 
{Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  6, 1869,  p.  428.)— JeaflTreson,  J.  O. 


Blcliardson.  30  pp.  (In  U«  Novels  and  novelists,  v.  1, 
p.  118.)— Jeffrey,  F.,  Lord.  Clorrespoudence  of  B.  S 
pp.  (In  his  Conirib.  to  ttie  Edin.  Rev.  p.  121 ;  and  Edin. 
Rev.  V.  5, 1805,  p.  23.)— Historical  sketches  of  the  reign 
of  George  II.  The  novelist.  24  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag. 
V.  105,  1869,  p.  253.)— Stephen,  L.  Richardson's 
novels.  54  pp.  (In  his  Hours  iu  a  library,  1  s.  p.  59; 
and  Bichardson,  S.,  Works,  v.  1, 1833,  p.  is.) 

Barbauld,  A.  L.    Biographical  account  of  B.    206 

pp.  (Bichardson,  8.,  Correspondence,  v.  1,  p.  vii.)— 
Man^n.  E.  Sketch  of  the  life  and  writings  of  B.  22 
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Sir  W.  Samuel  Bichardson.  74  pp.  {Miseel.  works,  v. 
3,  p.  3;  Bichardson,  S.,  A'biKis,  v.  1,  p.  1:  Ballantyne, 
J.,  Xoveiist's  iifcr.)— Traill,  H.  D.  Samuel  Richardson. 
17  pp.    ( Conleatp.  Rev.  v.  44, 1883,  p.  529.) 

See  also  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  71, 1865,  p.  83. 

Richardson,  Thomas.  Chemical  tech- 
nology. See  Ronalds,  E.,  Richardson,  T., 
and  Watts,  H. 

Richardson,  Tobias  Gibson,  M.  D.    J.  D. 

Godman.    20  pp.    {GTOaa,^.^).,  Lives  of  Am.  physicians, 

p.  247.) 

Richardson,   William,  D.  D.     1740-1820. 

Simple  measures,  by  which  the  recurrence  of  famines 
may  be  prevented,  and  the  pressure  of  the  poor  laws 
greatly  abated,  by  a  slight  and  partial  change  in  oar 
common  agricultural  practice.  58  pp.  (PampUeteer, 
T.  8, 1816,  p.  157.) — Memoir  on  Florin  grass.  8  pp. 
(Rev.  of  in  (iuart.  Rev.  v.  1, 1809,  p.  348.) 

Richardson,  William.  1743-1814.  Anec- 
dotes of  the  Russian  empire,  in  a  series  of 
letters,  written  a  few  years  ago,  from  St. 
Petersburg.    London,  1784.     8°.  3464 

Essays  on  some  of  Shakespeare's  dramatic 

characters.  To  which  is  added,  an  essay  on 
the  faults  of  Shakespeare.   London,  1797.  8°. 

3394 

Origin  of  superstition.  iUostrated  tn  the  my- 
thology of  the  poems  of  Ossian.  34  pp.  (Graham,  P., 
Eisay  on  the  autkentidty  of  the  poena  of  Ossian,  p.  411.) 

Richardson^  William  H.  Journal  ...  in 
the  campaign  of  New  and  Old  Mexico,  under 
the  command  of  Col.  Doniphan  of  Missouri. 
2  ed.     Baltimore.  1848.     16°.  1644 

Richardson,  William  Lambert,  M.  D.  An- 
son Graudcelo  Thurston.  2  pp.  (Harvard  Mem.  biog.  v. 
2,  p.  451.) 

Richars  li  Rians.    Requis,  Maitre.    2376 
Richart  de  Lille.    De  honte  et  de  puterie.    1 

p.     (Legraud  d'Aussy,  P.  J.  B.,  Fabliaux,  v.  4,  p.  67.) 

Richborough,  England.  Lewis,  J.  En- 
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and  Sandwich.    5  pp.    (Arehaeologia,  v.  1, 1779,  p.  79.) 

Riche.  Barnaby.    See  Rich,  B. 

Rictaebourg,  (— ).  Memoire  sur  la  pre- 
miere guerre  des  Natchez.  12  pp.  (French,  B.  F., 
Hist.  coll.  of  La.  v.  3, 1851,  p.  241.) 

Ricbelet,  Cesar  Pierre.  1631-98.  Diction- 
naire  de  la  langue  frangoise,  ancienne  et 
moderne,  augmente  de  plusieurs  additions 
d'histoire,  de  grammaire.  de  critique,  de 
jurisprudence,  et  d'un  nouvel  abrege  de  la 
vie  des  auteurs  citez  dans  tout  I'ouvrage. 
Paris,  1728.    3  v.  fo.  R.25 

Contents. 
A-Duumvlr,  v.  1.       E-Ozler,  v.  2.       P-Zythum,  ▼.  3. 

Richelieu,    Armand     Emmanuel    Sophie 

Septimanie  du  Piessis,  Due  de.  Gerando,  3.  M., 
Baron  de.  Biscours  sur  R.  5  pp.  [Joum.  asiat,  1  s.  v. 
1, 1822,  p.  27.)— S.  (— ).  Sur  lea  travaux  adminlstraUfs 
de  B. ,  dans  la  Russie  meridlonale.  24  pp.  {Joum.  atioL 
1  s.  V.  1,  1822,  pp.  88, 155.) 

Richelieu^  Armand  Jean  du  Piessis,  Car- 
dinal, Due  de.  1585-1642.  Lettres,  instruc- 
tions diplomatiques,  et  papiers  d'etat.  Re- 
cueilles  et  pub.  par  M.  Avenel,  1608-42. 
Paris,  1853-77.  8  v.  4°.  {Coll.  de  doc.  ined. 
hist,  de  France.)  2692 


RICHELIEU 


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RICHLAND 


Memoires  et  testament  (1635-38).     Paris, 

1857.  r.  8°.  (Michaud  and  Poujoulat,  Nouv. 
coll.  mem.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  23.)       2663 

Memoires  sur  le  regne  de  Louis  XIII,  1610- 

38.  Paris,  1821-23.  12  v.  8°.  (Petitot,  C. 
B.  and  A.,  Mem.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  2  s.  v. 
10-11,21-30.)  4675 

The  same.  Paris,  1854-57.  2  v.  r.  8°. 
(Michaud  and  Poujoulat,  Nouv.  coll.  mem. 
rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  21,  22.)  2662 

Delense  des  princlpaux  points  de  la  fol.    67  pp. 

(Migne,  J.  P.,  D£monstr.  6vang6l.\.  3,  p.  13.>— Journal 
qu'll  a  falct  durant  le  grand  orage  de  la  court,  6s  au- 
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oratoires.  66  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Orat.  sacrds,  v.  88, 
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Vhist.  de  France,  2  s.  v.  5,  p.  361.) 

AuBERY,   A.    Histoire  du  Cardinal-Due 

de  Richelieu.     1666. 

Bridges,  J.  H.    France  under  Richelieu 

and  Colbert.     1866. 

Capefigue,  J.  B.  H.  R.    Cardinaux-min- 

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CouRTiLZ  DE  Sandras,  G.    Memoirs  of 

the  Count  de  Rochefort,  containing  an  ac- 
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the  ministry  of  Cardinal  Richelieu.     1696. 

Jay,  a.     Histoire  du  ministere  du  Car- 
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Marot,  J.    Le  maguifique   chasteau  de 

Richelieu,    n.  d. 

MiCHELET,   J.     Henri  IV  et  Richelieu. 

1857.     {In  his  Hist,  de  France,  v.  11.) 

Richelieu  et  la  Fronde.     1858.      {In 

his  Hist,  de  France,  v.  12.) 

Perkins,  J.  B.     France  under  Mazarin, 

with  a  review  of  the  administration  of  Riche- 
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Richard,  R.    Le  veritable  Pere  Josef, 

contenant  I'histoire  anecdote  du  Cardinal 
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Zelleb,  B.     Etude  critique  sur  le  regne 

de  Louis  XIII.  Richelieu  et  les  ministres  de 
Louis  XIII  de  1621  a  1624.     1880. 

Relations  supposeesgalautesd'Anne  d'Autriche 

avec  le  Due  de  Buckingham,  ou  reclt  des  incidens 
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21  pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  C  Dissert,  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v. 
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Bolslisle,  A.  de.  Les  collections  do  sculptures  du 
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19  pp.  (Rev.  rilrospect.  v.  2,  1834,  p.  459.)— Metz-lVo- 
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correspondance.  29  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  lS5i,  n. 
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Louis  XIII  et  B.  Fragmens  historiques.  20  pp.  (Reu. 
d.  deux  nwndet,  1834,  3  s.  v.  4,  p.  409.)— Salnte-Beuve, 
0.  A.  Cardinal  de  R.,  ses  leltres.  Instructions,  et 
paplers  d'6tat.  42  pp.  (Cauteries  du  iMndi,  v.  T,  p.  22i.) 
— Serret,  E.  Cardinal  de  R.,  auteur  dramatlque.  23 
pp.  (Corregpondanl,  n.  s.  v.  47,  1870-71,  p.  650.)— Syn- 
opsis or  contract  view  of  tUe  life  of  R.  To  bo 
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Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  538.)— Topin,  M.  Louis  XIII  et 
B.  250  pp.  (Correspondani,  n.  8.  V.  63,1875,  pp.  209,  450, 
911 ;  V.  64,  1875,  p.  536  ;  V.  65,  1876,  pp.  603,  1100.)— Lel- 


tre  sur  ie  trespas  de  R.  15  pp.  (Lafalst,  L.,  Archiv. 
de  Vhist.  de  France,  2  s.  v.  5,  p.  345.)— "Wlilte,  A.  D. 
Statesmanship  of  R.  14  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  9, 1862, 
p.  611.) 

See  also  liytton,  E.  G.  E.  L.  B.,  Baron.    Richelieu. 
{Poet,  and  dramat.  works,  v.  4,  p.  251.) 

Riclielieil)  Louis  Frangois  Armand  du 
Plessis,  Due  de.  1696-1788.  Memoires  pour 
servir  a  I'histoire  des  cours  de  Louis  XIV,  de 
la  regence  du  Due  d 'Orleans,  de  Louis  XV, 
et  a  celle  des  14  premieres  annees  du  regne 
de  Louis  XVI.     Liege,  1790.    4  v.  8°.      2605 

Faur,  (— ).    Vie  privee  du  Marechal  de 

Richelieu.     [Anon.]    1791,  3  v. 

L£vl8,  P.  M.  G.,  Due  de.    Le  Marfichal  de  R.    30  pp. 

(In  his  Souvenirs  et  portraits,  p.  21.) 

Biclielot,  G.  Greatest  of  our  social  evils  : 
prostitution  as  it  now  exists  in  London,  Liv- 
erpool, Manchester,  Glasgow,  Edinburgh, 
and  Dublin  :  an  enquiry  into  the  cause,  and 
means  of  reformation,  based  on  statistical 
documents.     [Anon.]    London,  1857.     12°. 

—1388 

Richeuiont,  Arthur  de.  Due  de  Bretagne. 
See  Arthur  III,  Due  de  Bretagne. 

Richeutal,  Ulrich  von.  15  cent.  Chronik 
des  Constanzer  concils,  1414  bis  1418.  He- 
rausg.  von  M.  R.  Buck.  Tuebingen,  1882. 
8°.     {Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  158.) 

—3125 

Rickcr,  Monk  of  St.  Remi,  Reims.    10  cent. 

Historiarum  librl  IV.  97  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script. 
V.  3,  p.  561 ;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  138,  p.  17.) 

Arbols    de    Jubainvllle,    H.    d".     L'hlstorien 

Richer  et  le  sifege  de  Melun  en  999.  6  pp.  (Biblioth. 
Ecole  d.  Charles,  v.  20, 1858,  p.  393.) 

Richer,  Monk  of  Senones.      13  cent.     Ex 

Chronlco  Senoniensi'in  Vosago.  17  pp.  (Bouquet,  M., 
Rec.hist.  Gauies,  V.  11,  p.  367  ;  v.  18,  p.  683.)— Gesta.  97 
pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  25,  p.  249.)— Hlstorla 
abbatlae  Senoniensts  in  Vosago.  53  pp.  (Achery, 
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Richer,  Edmond.     Niceron,  J.   P.    Mem. 

dos  liommes,  v.  27. 

Richer-Serisy.  1764-1803.  L'Accusateur 
public.     Paris,  1795-99.     35  Nos.  in  3  v.  8°. 

4606 
Note.— 1^0. 13  was  never  pub. 

Au  Directoire.    Rouen,  1799.    8°.    {With 

his  L'Accusateur  public,  v.  3. )  4606 

Riches.  Perin,  C.  De  la  richesse  dans  les 
societes  chretiennes.     1861,  2  v. 

Bacon,  Sir  F.     Of  riches.     11    pp.     (Essays  viilh 

annotations,  by  R.  Whately,  p.  366.)— Brydges,  Sir  S.  E. 
What  are  riches  ?  or,  an  examination  of  the  deflnitions 
of  this  subject  given  by  modern  economists.  20  pp. 
(Pamphleteer,  v.  20,  1822,  p.  479.)— Ue  Blant,  E.  La 
richesse  et  la  Christianisme.  8  pp.  ( Correspmidant, 
n.  s.  V.  73,  1877,  p.  276;  Rev.  archiol.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1880, 
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See  also  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  14, 1864,  p.  530. 

Richey,  Alexander  George,  LL.  D.  Lec- 
tures on  the  history  of  Ireland.  1  s.  down 
to  A.  D.  1534 ;  2  s.  from  A.  D.  1534  to  the 
date  of  the  plantation  of  Ulster.  Loudon, 
1869-70.     2  v.  p.  8°.  2577 

The  Homeric  qnegtion   and    the  Teutonic 

epics.    59  pp.    {Uermalhena,  v.  2,  p.  1.) 

{Ed.)  Ancient  laws  of  Ireland.  See  An- 
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Richey,  S.  O.,  M.  D.  Deterioration  of  vision 
in  school  children.  6  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc. 
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Richilde,  Queen  of  France.    10  cent.    Quae- 

dam  confert  mouastorio  Gorzlensi.  2  pp.  (Bouquet, 
M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  9,  p.  664.) 

Richland,  County,  Wisconsin.    Haseltme, 

1.  8.  Sketch  of  Richland  county.  3  pp.  (Wiscousm 
Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  1,  1855,  p.  107.) 


RICHMOND 


3763 


RICHTER 


Richmond,  Duke  of.    See  Lennox,  C. 
Ricbniond,  Earls  of.    Genealogia  Comitum 

Richemundlae  post  conquestum  Augllae.  2  pp.  (Bou- 
quet, M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  12,  p.  568.) 

Rictaniond,  Rev.  Henry  S.    Remarks  on 

Sophocles'  Antigoue.  11  pp.  [Class.  Hus.  v.  6,  p.  163.) 
— Remarks  on  Sopliocles'  CEdipns  Colonens  and 

Trachinla.    12  pp.    ( Class.  Mus.  v.  7,  p.  33.) 

Richmond,  John  Wilkes.  Rhode  Island 
repudiation :  or.  the  history  of  the  revolu- 
tionary debt  of  Rhode  Island.  2  ed.  Provi- 
dence, 1S55.     8°.  2634 

Richmond,  Eev.  Legh  (Ed.)  1772-1827. 
Fath*-s  of  the  English  church.  See  Fathers 
of  the  English  church. 

'Wilsou.  J.    Notice  of  Dairyman's  daughter.  8  pp. 

(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  12, 1822,  p.  748.) 

Richmond,  William.     S.  PauPs  society. 

3  pp.  (Vaille,  F.  O.,  and  Clark,  H.  A.,  Harvard  book, 
y.  2,  p.  402.) 

Richmond,  .£7}i^7and.  Raine,  J.  Wills  and 
inventories  from  the  registry  of  the  arch- 
deaconry of  Richmond.  1853.  (Surtees  Soc. 
V.  26.) 

Acconnt  of  the  old  palace  of  B.   4  pp.    (Vetusta 

momnnenta,  v.  2,  pi.  24.) — Slorse,  C.  F.  Sheen,  the 
beautiful.     8  pp.     {Harper's  Mag.  v.  57, 1878,  p.  481.) 

Richmond,  Va.  Ely,  A.  Journal  [while] 
a  prisoner  of  war  in  Richmond  [1861].  Ed. 
by  C.  Lanman.     1862. 

MoRDECAl,  S.  Virginia,  especially  Rich- 
mond, in  by -gone  days.     1860. 

Putnam,  Mrs.  S.  A.  B.    Richmond  during 

the  war ;  4  years  of  personal  observation. 
By  a  Richmond  lady.     [Anon.]     1867. 

Bray,  J.    My  escape  from  R.    4  pp.    (Harper's  Mag. 

V.  28,  1864,  p.  662.)— Brnce,  E.  C.  In  and  around  B. 
12  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  32, 1866,  p.  409.)— Coffin.  C.  C. 
Late  scenes  In  R.  12  pp.  {Atlanl.  Monthly,  v.  15, 1865, 
p.  744.)— Gllmore,  J.  R.  Our  visit  to  R. ;  Our  last 
days  in  Dixie.  24  pp.  (AUant.  Monthly,  t.  14, 1364,  pp. 
372, 715.)— Ijeybnrn,  J.  Fall  of  R.  5  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  T.  33,  1866,  p.  92.)— Les  Prisounlers  it  R.  18 
pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  t.  22, 1865,  p.  44.) 
— Sliepley,  G.  F.  Incidents  of  the  capture  of  K.  11 
pp.  (Atlanl.  Monthly,  y.  46, 1880,  p.  18.)— Ten  days  In 
R.  12  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  92,  1862,  p.  391.)— 
'Wrigbt,  R.  W.  Richmond  since  the  war.  10  pp. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  14, 1877,  p.  303.) 

See   also   Confederate   States    of  America.- 
Iilbby  Prison — United  States,  CivU  tear. 

Richmond  Castle.    Milward,A.    On  the 

Norniau  keep  tuwers  of  Conlngsburgh  and  R.  16  pp. 
5  pi.     (Archacl.  Jmm.  v.  5, 1848,  p.  41.) 

Richmond  College.  Harris,  H.H.  Rich- 
mond College.  12  pp.  I  pi.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  Thowuu 
Jefferson  and  the  University  of  Va.  p.  271.) 

Richmond  Examiner,  Daily,  1859-64. 
Richmond,  1859-64.     5  v.  in  12,  fo.  N.42 

Daniel,  J.  M.  Richmond  Examiner  dur- 
ing the  war.    1868. 

Richon,  Gabriel  (TV.)     1852—.    Chronique 

de    Messire    Bertrand    du    Guesclin.      See 

Chronique. 
Richt  vay    to    the  Kingdom    of  Heuine. 

Gau,  J.     {Scottish  Text  Soc.  No.  12.)       2116 
Richter,  August  Gottlieb.    Blumenbach,  J. 

F.    Memorla.    14  pp.    (GoetUngen,  K.  gesells.wlssens. 

Comment,  recent,  v.  2. 1813.) 

Richter^  Christian  Gottlieb.  1717-74. 
Lebens-  und  staats-geschichte  der  .  .  . 
Fuerstin  und  Frauen  Maria  Theresia.  Nuern- 
berg. 1745-46.     2  V.  in  1,  12°.  5867 

Richter,  Emil  Ludwig  (Ed.)  1808-64. 
Canones  et  decreta  concilii  Tridentini  ex 
editione  Romana  A.  1834,  repetiti.  Acce- 
dunt .  .  .  declarationes  ac  resolutiones  .  .  . 
et  constitutiones  pontificiae  recentiores  .  .  . 
Lipsiae,  1853.     r.  8°.  —1353 


Richter,  Friedrich.  Geschichte  des  deut- 
schen  freiheitskrieges  vom  jahre  1813  bis 
zum  jahre  1815.  Mit  stahlstichen.  Berlin, 
1840-41.     4  V.  p.  8°.  3607 

Richter,  Gustav  {Ed.)  L.  Annaei  Senecae 
Ti-agoediae.    See  Seneca.  L.  A. 

Richter,  Heinrich    Moritz    Karl.     1841—. 

Die  Piccolomlni.  31  pp.  (&tin»i{.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  9, 
1874,  p.  315.) 

Richter,  Jean  Paul.  Ph.  D.  Lenardo  [da 
Vinci].  New  York,  1880.  12°.  {lUustr.biog. 
of  great  artists.)  3841 

Sebastlano  del  Piombo ;  Giulio  Romano;  Antonio 

AUegri  gen.  Corregglo.  76  pp.  (Dohme,  R.,  Kunsl  vnd 
kuenstler,  v.  5.) 

Richter,  Jean  Paul  Friedrich.  1763-1825. 
Saemmtliche  werke.  Berlin,  1840-43.  33  v. 
16°.  —3146 

Contents.  Vorschule  der  aestbetilc,  nebst  einigen 
vorlesungen  in  Leipzig  ueber  die  parteien  der  zeil, 
T.  IS,  19. — Answabl  verbesserter  ^verlccben,  v. 
24. — Beicbte  des  teafels  bei  eiuem  grosseu 
staatsbedienten,  v.  26.— Biograpbiscbe  belns- 
tigniigeu  uuter  der  gehlrnschale  eiuer  riesin,  v.  10. 
—  Briefe  und  bevorstehender  lebenslauf,  v.  13. — 
Clavls  Ficbtiana.  v.  17.— Ueber  die  dentscben 
doppei«oerter,  v.  27.  —  Daemmerungen  fuer 
Oeutscliland.  v.  25.— Friedenspredigt  an  Deutsch- 
laud,  V.  25.— Flegeljabre,  v.  20,  21.— Freibeits- 
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De  lustructlone  slmpilcium  coulessorum,  v.  3.— Au- 
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J.,  St.,  Abp.  of  Constantinople.  Vita,  v.  2.— Claustrum 
aniinae,  v.  3.— Elizabeth,  St.    Vita,  v.  2.— Kme- 

rentla,  St.    Vita,  v.  2 Fellcula,  St.    Vita,  v.  2.— 

Gregorlna,  of  Armenia,  St.  Vita,  v.  1 — Gregorlui 
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Slacharlus,  tlie  Roman,  St.  Vita,  v.  2.  —  Man- 
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Abbess  of  Vadstena.  Do  Saucta  Birgitta  chrouloon,  v.  3. 
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v.  2.— Matthaeus,  H.,  JUonk  of  Vadstena.  Ad  sorores 
munasterii  Vadsteueusls  oplstola  hortativa,  v.  3.— 
Mechtllda,  St.  Logenda,  v.  1.  — Medltatlone* 
vltae  mouasterlaUa,  v.  3.— Ordo  reglmlnli  naonas- 


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Right  of  priTate  judgment.     38  pp. 

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WolCOtt,  J.,  Works,  V.  2,  p.  379. 


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{Ed.)    Maroccus  extaticus :  or,  Bankes' 

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A-Asher,  v.  1.  Hortenslus-Elnglake,  v.  9. 

Ashes-Bol,  V.  2.  Ktnglet-Magnet,  v.  10. 

Bolan  Pass-Carmine,  v.  3.       Magnetlsm-Motril,  v.  11. 
Carmona-Coddlugton,  v.  4.      Mott-Pales,  v.  12. 


C!ode-DemoUca,  v.  5. 
Dempster-Everett,  v.  6. 
Evesham-Glascock,  v.  7. 
Glasgow-Hortense,  v.  8. 


Palestine-Printing,  v.  13. 
Prior-Shoe,  v.  14. 
Shomer-Troliope,  y.  15. 
Trombone-Zymosis,  v.  16. 


{Eds.)  New  American  cyclopaedia.   A 

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Conttnls. 

Hayne-Jersey  City,  v.  9. 
Jerusalem-Macferrln,  v.  10. 
Macgllllvray-Moxa,  v.  11. 
Mozarabique-Parr,  v.  12. 
Parr-Bedwitz,  v.  13. 
Reed-Splre,  v.  14. 
Splritualism-tlzziah,  v.  15. 
V-Zwlrner,  v.  16. 


A-Araguay,  t.  1. 
Arakstsheeff-Beale,  v.  2. 
Beam-Browning,  v.  3. 
Brownson-Chartres,  v.  4. 
Chartreuse-Cougar,  t.  5. 
Cough-Education,  v.  6. 
Edward-Fueros,  v.  7. 
Fugger-Haynau,  v.  8. 


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— Geistliclie  Heeler.— Goedeke,   K.    Julius  Titt- 

mann.— Goedeke,  K.,  and  Goetze,  E.    Klst's  leben  und 

dlchten.— Weltllche  gedichte.— Zeitgedichte. 

Goedeke,  K.,  and  Goetze,  E.    .Johann  Rlst's  leben 

und  dlchten.  47  pp.  (Goedeke,  K.,  and  Tlttmann,  J., 
Veutsch.  dichter  IQjalirh.  v.  15,  p.  Ix.) 

Ristori,  Adelaide  (Married Marquis  Giuliano 
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Blaze  de  Bury,  H.  La  tragedle  itallenne  et  Ma- 
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—Field,  K.  Adelaide  Rlstorl.  9  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  19, 1867,  p.  493;  Harper's  Mag.  v.  34,  1867,  p.  740.) 

Ritch,  John  Warren  (£'d.)  1822—.  Amer- 
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of  cheap  country  and  village  residences. 
New  York,  n.  d.     4°.  —1782 

Ritchie,  Mrs.  Anna  Cora  (Ogden  Mowatt). 
1822-70.  Autobiography  of  an  actress.  Bos- 
ton, 1854.     12°.  3885 

Plays.     New  and  revised  ed.      Boston, 

1855.     12°.  3365 

Contents.    Arniand;  or,  the  peer  and  the  peasant. 
—Fashion  ;  or,  Ule  In  New  York. 

Home  flowers.     1  p.     {Dem.  Rev.  v.  11, 1842,  p.  194.) 

Huttoii,  L.   Anna  Cora  Mowatt.  16  pp.   (Matthews, 

J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  v.  4,  p.  155.) 
— Poe,  E.  A.  Anna  Cora  Mowatt.  5  pp.  (Works,  ed. 
Ingram,  v.  4,  p.  421.) 

Ritchie,  Mrs.  Anne  Isabella  Thackeray. 
1842—.  Book  of  sibyls.  Mrs.  Barbauld, 
Miss  Edgeworth,  Mrs.  0{>ie,  Miss  Austen. 
London,  1883.     8°.  .  3844 

La  campanule   de   Morettl.     51  pp.     {BibUolh. 

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— Hors  du  moiide.  52  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rtv. 
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(Rev.  of  In  Edin.  Rev.  v.  138, 1873,  p.  166.)— Peat-fields. 
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Hey  wood,  J.  C.    A  charming  story-teller.    (Miss 

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Ritchie,  Archibald  Tucker.  Dynamical 
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Ritchie,  D.  G.,  Matheson,  P.  E.,  and 
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Ritchie,  David.    Brown,  J.    Black  dwarf  b 

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Ritchie,  James  Ewing.  Night  side  of  Lon- 
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Windsor  Castle,  and  its  environs :  includ- 
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Game  of  life.    3  pp.     (Rev.  of  in  Walm.  Rev.  v.  13, 

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Ritchie,  Montgomery.    Eliot,  S.    Biography 

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Ritchie,  Robert.  Farm  engineer :  a  treatise 
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Ritchie,  Thomas  Edward.  Account  of  the 
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Ritchie,  William.     Essays  on  constitutional 

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Ceremonies  et  coutumes  religieuses  des 

peuples  idolatres,  representees  par  les  figures 
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ViTRiNGA   Campegius.      The  synagogue 

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See  also  Catbolic  Church,  Liturgy  and  Ritual. — 
Chnrch  dedication.  —  Chnrch  of  England, 
Liturgy  and  Ritual.  —  Confirmation.  —  Costume, 
Ecclesiastical.  —  Ecclesiastical  antiquities.  — 
Hymns.  —  Liitanies.  —  Ordination. —  Prayers. 
Also  Mythology,  Religion,  under  the  names  of 
countries. 

Rites   aud    cereiuouies   of   the  Greek 

church,  in  Russia.     King,  J.  G.  — 1242 

Ritnio  Cassiuese.    6  pp.    Boehmer,  E. 

(Romanisehe  studien,  v.  3, 1879,  p.  143.) 

Ritschl,  FriedrichWilhelm.  1806-76.  Alex- 
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Ptolemaeern  und  die  sammlung  der  Homer- 
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1838.     8°.  W.23 

Kleine  philologische  schriften.     Leipzig, 

1866-79.    4  V.  8°,  and  atlas,  fo. 

—2186,  atlas  —2181 

Contents.    Zur  griechischen  litteratur,  v.  1 

Zur  lateiuischen  iuschrlften-  und  spracbkunde, 

V.  4 Zu  Plautns  und  lateinischer  spracbkunde, 

V.  2. — Vermischtes,  v.  5. 

Note. — V.  3  wanting. 

Parerga  zu  Plautus  und  Terenz,  v.  1. 

Leipzig,  1845.    8°.  3234 

Note.— 'So  more  published. 
Ueber  die  kritik    des   Plautus.      Bonn, 

1836.    8°.  3234 
In  vitam  Terentil  commentarius.  60  pp.  (Suetonius 

Tranquillus,  C,  Praeter  Oaesarum  libros  reliquiae,  ed.  A. 

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SIonnard,C.    UneoBuvresavante  denotrefipoque. 

10  pp.    (Bibliolh.  univ.  el  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  17,  1863, 

p.  5.) 

{Ed.)    Monumenta  epigraphica  tria.    Ad 

archetyporum  fidem  exemplis  lithographis 
expressa  commentariisque  grammaticis  in- 
lustrata.     Berolini,  1852.     4°.  1222 

Contents.  De  Epigrammata  Sorauo. — De  Mill- 
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{Ed.)     Acta  Societatis  philologiae  Lipsi- 

ensis.  See  Leipzig.  Societas  philologia.  Acta. 

{Ed.)     Rheinisches  museum  fuer  philo- 

logie.    See  Rheinisches  museum  .  .  . 

{Ed.)    T.  Macci  Plauti  comoediae.    See 

Plautus.  T.  M. 

Mueller,  F.     Friedrich  Ritschl.    Eine 

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RiBBECK,  O.    Friedrich  Wilhelm  Ritschl. 

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Ritson,  Joseph.  1752-1803.  Annals  of  the 
Caledonians,  Picts,  and  Scots :  and  of 
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Rev.  V.  16.  1832,  p.  145.)  2567 

Bibliographia    poetica :    a  catalogue   of 

Engleish  poets  of  the  12-16  centuries,  with 
a  short  account  of  their  works.  London. 
1802.     8°.  L.74 


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Bibliotheca  anglo-poetica ;  or,  a  descrip- 
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London,  1815.    8°.  L.74 

Letters,  ed.  chiefly  from  originals  in  the 

possession  of  his  nephew.  To  which  is  pre- 
fixed a  memoir  of  the  author,  by  Sir  Harris 
Nicolas.  London,  1833.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  9,  1834,  p.  601.)  3862 

Life  of  King  Arthur  from  ancient  his- 
torians and  authentic  documents.  London, 
1825.     8°.  4887 

Memoirs  of  the  Celts  or  Gauls.    London, 

1827.     8°.  1787 

Observations  on  the  3  first  volumes  of 

the  history  of  Englisl^  poetry.  London, 
1782.    4°.  1382 

Remarks,  critical  and  illustrative,  on  the 

text  and  notes  of  the  last  Warburton  ed.  of 
Shakspeare.    London,  1783.     8°.  3304 

On  fairies.    52  pp.    (In  his  Fairy  tales,  p.  11 ;  Haz- 

litt,  W.  C,  Fairy  tales  .  .  .  illustrating  Shakespeare,  p.  9.) 
—On  pigmies.  10  pp.  (In  his  Fairy  tales,  p.  1 ;  Haz- 
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Essay  on  abstinence  irom  animal  food,  as  a 

moral  duty.  9  pp.  (Eev.  of  In  £(Zin.  iiey.  v.  2, 1803,  p.  128.) 

{Ed.)      Ancient    Engleish   metrical    ro- 

mancees.    London,  1802.     3  v.  p.  8°.       1367 

Contents.  Le  Bone  Florence  of  Rome,  v.  3. — 
EJmare,  v.  2.— Chronicle  of  England,  v.  2.— Erie 
of  Tolons,  V.  3.— Geste  of  Kyng  Horn,  v.  2.— 
Kyng  of  Tars  j  and  the  Soudan  of  Dammas,  v.  2.— 
Knigltt  of  curtesy,  and  the  fair  lady  of  Taguell, 
V.  3.— Liaunfal,  v.  1.— Liybeaus  Dlsconns,  v.  2.— 
Rltson,  J.  Dissertation  on  romance  and  minstrelsy, 
V.  1.— Glossary ;  Notes,  v.  3.— Sir  Orplieo,  v.  2.— The 
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Gawin,  v.  1. 

(Rev.  of  In  Edin.  Rev.  v.  7, 1806,  p.  387.) 

(Ed.)     Ancient  songs  and  ballads,  from 

the  reign  of  King  Henry  H  to  the  revolution. 
London,  1829.    2  v.  8°.  1335 

{Ed.)  Caledonian  muse  :  a  chronological 

selection  of  Scotish  poetry  from  the  earliest 
times.    London,  1821.    8°.  1335 

{Ed.)  English  anthology.    London,  1793- 

94.     3  V.  p.  8°.  1367 

{Ed.)    Fairy  tales,  now  first  collected: 

to  which  are  prefixed  2  dissertations :  1  on 
pygmies,  2  on  fairies.  London,  1831.  12°. 
{With  Haslewood,  J.,  Some  account  of  the 
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— '-  {Ed.)  Pieces  of  ancient  popular  poetry; 
from  authentic  MSS  and  old  printed  copies. 
London,  1838.     8°.  1335 

{Ed.)    Robin  Hood:  a  collection  of  all 

the  ancient  poems,  songs,  and  ballads,  now 
extant,  relative  to  that  celebrated  English 
outlaw.  To  which  are  prefixed  historical 
anecdotes  of  his  life.  London,  1832.  2  v. 
p.  8°.  1335 

{Ed.)    Select  collection  of  English  songs, 

with  their  original  airs :  and  a  historical 
essay  on  the  origin  and  progress  of  natural 
Bong.  2  ed.,  with  additional  songs  and  oc- 
casional notes,  by  Thomas  Park.  London, 
1813.    3  V.  8°.  1335 

{Ed.)   Scotish  songs.    London,  1794.   2  v. 

p.  8°.  1335 

Haslewood,  J.    Some  account  of  the  life 

and  publications  of  the  late  J.  Ritson.   1824. 

Nicolas,  -Sir  N.  H.    Memoir  of  B.    81  pp.    (Rltson, 

J.,  Letters,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Riiteiiliouse,  David,  LL.  D.  Barton,  W. 
Memoirs  of  the  life  of  David  Rittenhouse. 
1813. 


Life  of  R.    6  pp.    (Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J., 

Nat.portr.  gallery,  v.  2.)— Pennypackcr,  S.  \V.  David 
Rittenhouse.  12  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  64, 1882,  p.  838.) 
— RenwicU,  J.  Life  of  B.  104  pp.  (Sparks,  J.,  Am. 
biog.  1  8.  V.  7,  p.  295.) 

Ritter,  Abraham.  1792-1860.  History  of 
the  Moravian  church  in  Phila.,  from  its 
foundation  in  1742  to  the  present  time. 
Comprising  notices,  defensive  of  its  founder 
and  patron.  Count  Nicholas  Ludwig  von 
Zinzeudorf.     Phila.  1857.     8°.  —3275 

Ritter,  August  Heinrich.  1791-1869.  His- 
tory of  ancient  philosophy.  Tr.  from  the 
German,  by  Alexander  J.  W.  Morrison. 
Oxford,  1838-46.  4  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Brownson''s  Quart.  Rev.  v.  3,  1855,  p.  22 ; 
Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  12,  1838,  p.  157.)  —1413 

EncyklopaBdle  der  phllosophlschen  wlsseuschaften, 

1862.  23  pp.  (Rev.  of,  by  J.  Seugler,  In  Zeiis.f.  philos. 
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wlssenschaften  und  die  geschichte,  mlt  den  rand- 
bemerkungen  oines  deutschen  phllosophen.  15  pp. 
(Rev.  of,  by  J.  U.  Wlrth,  in  Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  51, 1867, 
p.  105.)— Phllosophisclie  paradoxa.  10  i>p.  (Rev.  of, 
by  J.  U.  Wlrth,  In  Zeits.  f.  pTdlos.  v.  53,  1868,  p.  161.)— 
System  der  logik  und  metaphyslk.  22  pp.  (Rev.  of, 
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staendigung  ueber  die  neueste  deutsche  phllosophle 
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Afrlka,  V.  1.  Iranlsche  welt,  v.  8,  9. 

Arablon,  v.  12, 13.  Kloln-Aslen,  v.  18, 19. 

Asion,  V.  2-19.  PalaesUna,  v.  16,  pl8.  1,  a, 

Euphrat-  und  Tigris-  v.  16. 


system,  v.  10, 11. 
Hoch-Aslen,  v.  2-4. 
Indlscho  welt,  v.  5,  6. 


Slnal-halblnsel,  v.  14. 
Syrlen,  v.  17,  pts.  1,  2. 
Turan,  v.  7. 


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Geschichte  der  erdkunde  und  der  ent- 

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Robberds,  John  William, 
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Robbiiis,  Alice.      A  General  outflanked. 

5  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  8,  1872,  p.  28.)— Joliii  Klck.- 
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Robbing,  Chandler,  D.  D.  1810-82.  The 
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Robbiiis,  Mrs.  J.  J.    How  I  got  the  pirate's 

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Robbing,    Rensselaer    David    Chanceford, 
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(^''0      Egypt  and  the  books  of  Moses. 

See  Hengstenberg,  E.  W. 

Robbing,  Rev.  S.  W.     Manchester.     24  pp. 

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Robbing,  Thomas,  D.  D.  1777-1856.  Diary, 
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Robbing.    See  aUo  Robins. 

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Robert  I,  King  of  Scotland.    See  Bruce,  R. 

Robert  III,  King  of  Scotland.  Mackenzie, 
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Robert  I,  Dauphin  of  Auvergne.    — 1234. 

Gedlchte.  4  pp.  (Mahn,  K.  A.  F.,Werke  der  troubadours, 
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Robert    I,    Duke    of    Burgundy.      —1075. 

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Robert  I  {le  Diable),  Duke  of  Normandy. 
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Roberte  the  Deuyll,  a  metrical  romance. 

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Robert  II  (Courte-Cuisse) ,  Duke  of  Nor- 
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Robert  III,  Count  of  Artois.    Averdy,  C. 

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Robert  I,  Count  of  Flanders.  —1093.  Di- 
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Robert,  of  Jumi^ges,  Ahp.  of  Canterbury. 

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pi.     (Archaeologia,  v.  24,  1832,  p.  118.) 

Robert,  Abp.  of  Reims.    14  cent.     Epistola 

ad  plures  archioplscoposet  eplscopoa.  2pi3.  (Achery, 
J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  707.) 

Robert,  Abp.  of  Rouen.    13  cent.    Foedus 

Inltum  cum  rege.  1  p.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  ^pictieflr.  v.  3, 
p.  586.) 

Robert,  Bp.  of  Angouleme.     Acta  varia  de 

dlssidlo  inter  Robertum  episcopum  eiHugouem  comi- 
tem  Engoilsmensem.  11  pp.  (Martone,  E.,  and  Du- 
rand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  7,  p.  148.) 

Robert,  of  Graystanes^  Bp.  of  Durham.    14 

cent.  Historia  de  statu  ecclesiae  Duuelmensis.  91  pp. 
(Raine,  J.,  Historiae  Dunelm.  script.  Ill,  p.  33:  Suttees 
Soc.  V.  9.) 

Robert,  Bp.  of  Elgin.     12  cent.    Vita  Sancti 

Cauuti  duels.  6  pp.  (Laugobeck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F., 
Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  4,  p.  256.) 

Robert  I,  Bp.  of  Metz.    —916.    Diplomata 

et  eplstolae.  4  pp.  (Miguo,  3.1?.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  Vi2, 
p.  529.) 

Robert,  St..,  Abbot  of  Chaise-Dieu.  Marbode, 

lip.  of  Rames.  Vita  Sancti  Roberti.  14  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  171,  p.  1505.) 

Robert,  St.,  Abbot  of  MoUme.    1018-1110. 

Vita  S.  Roberti  auctore  mouacho  MoUsniousl  anonyino. 
Eplstolae.  11  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  167, 
pp.  1269, 1293.) 

Robert,  Abbot  of  St.  Martin  of  Tours.    9 

cent.  Charta.  2  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules, 
V.  9,  p.  707.) 

Robert,  de  Torigni.  Abbot  of  St.  Michel  de 

Tomhelaine-sur-mer.  —1186.  Auctarhini  ad  chronlcnu 
Sigobortl  Gemblacensla.  68  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 
s.  Lat.  V.  160,  p.  411.)— Chronicles.  141pp.  {Church 
histor.  of  Eng.  v.  4,  i)t.  2,  p.  673.)— Epistola  ad  Oerva- 
ginm  priorem  S.  Serenlcl ;  Tractatus  do  Iramulatlone 
ordluls  monachorum;  Prologusln  abbrevlatlonom  e.x- 
posltionls  Ei)istolarum  apostoU  secundum  AugusU- 
num;  Appendix:  Chrouicon  S.  Mlchaells  in  perlculo 
marlei.  11  pp.  (Mlguo,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  202.  pp. 
1307, 1309, 1319. 1321.)— Liber  de  gestls  Henrlcl  I  regis 
Auglorum.  16  pp.  (Mlguo,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  149, 
p.  879.)— Epistola  ad  Rogerlum  abbatom  Bocceu- 
sem.  1  p.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  160,  p.  34.)— 
Ex  AccessloulbusadSlgebertnmj  Addltanionta.  10 
pp.  (Itouquot,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  10,  p.  269;  v.  11. 
pp.  165, 636.)— Ex  Appondico  ad  Slgebertum  ;  Anouynu 
contlnuatlones  Appendlcls.  60  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.. 
Rec.  hist.  GoMles,  v.  13,  p.  283;  V.  18,  p.  333.) 


ROBERT 


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ROBERT  LE  POULE 


Robert,  Abbot  of  St.  Bemi,  Reims.    —1123. 

HisttTia  Hlerosolymltana.  52  pp.  (Bongars,  J.,Gei-ia 
Dei  per  Francos,  v.  1,  p.  30;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  155,  p.  667.)— Hlstolre  de  la  1  crolsade.  182  pp. 
(Guizot,  F.  P.  G.,  Mim.  rtl.  hist,  de  France,  v.  23,  p.  295.) 
— Historie  ot  the  1  expedition  to  Jerusalem,  by  God- 
frey or  BuUen,  Robert  of  Sormandie,  and  other  Chris- 
tian princes.  13  pp.  (Purchas,  8..  His  pilgrimet,  t.  2, 
p.  1189.) 

Robert  de  Tomblaine,  Abbot  of  St.  Vigor  of 

Cirisy.  —circa  1090.  Commeutaria  in  Cantica  Canti- 
corum  libri  II;  Epistola  ad  monacUos  S.  Mlchaelis  de 
Monte.  9  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  150,  pp. 
1361,  1369.)— Prologus  in  Cantica  Cauticornm.  2 
pp.     (Mablllou,  J.,  Vtt.  analect.  p.  128.) 

Robert,  de Retines,  Ai'chdeacoiiof  Pamplona. 

—1143.  Praefatlo  in  trauslationem  legls  Saracenorum 
quam  Alcoran  vocant,  ad  Petrum  venerabilem.  2  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  189,  p.  657.) 

Robert,    Monk   of   St.    Maricm,    Auxerre. 

— 1212.  Chronicon;  contlnuatlones  II  et  additamen- 
tuin.  69  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  26,  p.  219.)— Es 
Cbronico  Aatisslodorensl.  4  pp.  (Bouquet,  M., 
Bee.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  10,  p.  275;  v.  11,  p.  308.)— Ex 
Chrouologia.  55  pp.  {Bou(iuet,'il.,  Ree.liist.  Gaules, 
V.  12,  p.  289;  v.  18,  p.  247.) 

Robert,  Monk  (TV.)  13  cent.  Tristrams 
saga  ok  Isondar.  Mit  einer  literarhistor- 
isclien  einleitung.  deutschei'  uebersetzung. 
und  anmerkungen  .  .  .  herausg.  vou  E.  Koel- 
bing.  [Norse  and  Ger.]  Heilbronn,  1878. 
8°.  (Koelbing,  E.,  Nordische  und  engl.  ver- 
sion der  Tristan  sage.,  v.  1.)  1232 

Robert,  Premonstrant  vionk.     12  cent.    Ex 

Appendlce  ad  Sigebertum.  8  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Bee. 
hist.  Gaules,  v.  13,  p.  326.) 

Robert,  of  Avesbury.  14  cent.  Historia  de 
mirabilibus  gestis  Eduardi  III  accedunt  [1.] 
Libri  Saxonici,  qui  ad  nianus  Joannis  Jos- 
celini  venerunt.  [2.]  Nomina  eorum  qui 
scripserunt  historiam  gentis  Anglorum  et  ubi 
exstant :  per  Joannem  Joscelinum.  E  codi- 
cibus  MSS  descripsit  ediditque  Tho.  Hear- 
uius.  qui  et  append icem  subnexuit.  Oxonii. 
1720.     8^.  4821 

Robert  de  fiZois.    lucent.    L  art  d 'aimer.    4 

pp.  (Legrand  d'Aussy,  P.  J.  B.,  Fabliaux,  v.  2,  p.  270.)— 
Cliastieinent  des  dames.  36  pp.  (Barbazan,  £., 
Fabliaux,  v.  2,  p.  181.) 

Robert  de  Boron.  13  cent.  Merlin,  roman 
en  prose  du  XIII  siecle.  See  Paris,  G.  B.  P., 
and  Ulrich.  J.  {Eds.) 

Robert,  of  Boston.      14  cent.      Chronicon 

Angllae.  23  pp.  (Sparke,  J.,  Hist.  Anglic,  script,  varii, 
p.  115.) 

Robert,  of  Brunne.  14  cent.  Chronicle. 
See  Langtoft,  P. 

Robert,  of  Gloucester.  18  cent.  Chronicle. 
Transcribed,  and  now  first  pub.  from  a  MS 
in  the  Harleyan  library  by  Thomas  Hearne. 
To  which  is  added,  besides  a  glossary  and 
otlier  improvements,  a  continuation  (by  the 
author  himself)  of  this  chronicle  from  a  MS 
in  the  Cottonian  library.  Oxford,  1724.  2 
V.  8°.  1587 

The  same.    Large  paper  copy.  1563 

Life  and  martyrdom  of  Thomas  Beket. 

Abp.  of  Canterbury,  Ed.  by  "Wm.  Henry 
Black.   London,  1845.   8°.   {Percy Soc.  \.  19.) 

1358 

Metrical  chronicle.   Ed.  by  William  Aldis 

Wright.  London,  1887.  2  v.  r.  8°.  {Gt. 
Brit.  Rolls  chron. )  4592 

Chroulcle.    16  pp.     (Maetzner,  E.  A.  F.,  Altengl. 

spraehproben,  v.  1 .  pt.  1,  p.  154.)— Ex  Chrouico  rbytb- 
mlco.  8  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  28,  p.  663.)— 
Poem.    2  pp.    (Cooper,  E.,  Muses'  Libr.  p.  5.) 


Robert,  de  Paris.    Riant,  P.,  Comte.    Note 

sur  Robertus  Parisiensls.  3  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de 
France,  Bull.  1879,  p.  58;  with  Mim.  v.  40, 1879.) 

'Rohert  de  Sabullio.     11  cent.     [Donatio.]     1 

p.     lAchery,  J.  L.  d",  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  406.) 

Robert  de  Sorbon.    1201-74.    Testamentum. 

2  pp.    (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  670.) 

Robert  le  Diable.  See  Robert  I  (Ze  Diabie), 
Diike  of  Normandy. 

Robert,  A.  M.  C.  {Ed.)  Fables  inedites  des 
Xn,  Xni,  et  XIV  siecles  et  Fables  de  La 
Fontaine,  precedees  d'une  notice  sur  les 
fabulistes.     Paris,  1825.     2  v.  8°.  1232 

Robert,  Aurele.     Favre,   L.    Une  visite  a 

R.  26  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  el  rev.  Suisse,  u.  p&r.  v.  45, 1872, 
p.  492.) 

Robert,  Carl.   Thanatos.     Berlin,  1879.    4°. 

(Berlin  Archaeol.    Gesells.    Winckelmanns- 

/esf,  Programm39.)  2702 

Robert,  Charles.   1827—.   Plaintes  et  vceux 

presentes  par  les  instituteurs  publics  en  1861. 

sur  la  situation  des  maisons  d'ecole,  du  mo- 

bilier,  et  du  materiel  classiques.   Paris,  1864. 

r.  8°.  —2374 

Robert,  D.  C.  {Ed.)     CEuvres  d'Andre  Che- 

nier.     See  Chenier,  A.  M.  de. 
Robert,   Ernst  Friedrich  Ludwig.      Varn- 

hagen  von  Ense,  C.  A.  L.  P.    Ludwig  Robert.    13  pp. 

(Ausgew.  schriften,  v.  18,  p.  1C2.) 

Robert,  Frangois.  1737-1819.  Dictionnaire 
geographique,  d'apres  le  reces  du  Congresde 
Vienne.  le  traite  de  Paris,  du  20  Novembre 
1815.  et  autres  actes  publics  les  plus  recens. 
Paris,  1818.    2  v.  8°.  1156 

Contents. 
Aa-Hlrschau,  v.  1.  Hirsch-bad-Zwol,  v.  2. 

and  Morvilliers,  Nicolas  Masson  de. 

Geographie.  Paris,  1783-88.  3  v.  4°.  {En- 
cyc.mith.)  2102 

Contents. 

A-Holzmunden,  v.  1.  Biedesel-Zwyfalten,  v.  3. 

Homagues-Rledenbourg,  v.  2. 

Robert,  Friederike  Braun.  Varnhagen  von 
Ense,  C.  A.  L.  P.  Friederike  Robert,  geborne  Braun. 
5  pp.     [Ausgew.  schriften,  v.  18,  p.  175.) 

Robert,  Hubert.    Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C.    In  his 

Hist,  des  pelntres :  Ecole  frangalse,  v.  2.    4  pp. 

Robert,  Louis  Eugene.  1806—.  Age  pre- 
sumable des  monuments  celtiques  etabli 
d'apres  des  monuments  de  meme  nature 
dont  il  est  principalement  fait  mention  dans 
la  Bible.     Paris,  1864.    8°.  1784 

Robert,  Louis  Leopold.     Blanc.  A.  A.  P.  C. 

In  his  Hist,  des  peintres :  Ecole  fran5aise,  v.  3.  16  pp. 
—Clement,  C.  Leopold  Robert  d'aprds  sa  corres- 
pondance  in6dite.  298  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse, 
V.  40,  1871,  pp.  47,  161,  381,  528;  v.  41,  1871,  pp.  41,  176, 
377,  554.) — Dumnr,  F.  Peinture  moderne  en  France. 
Ingres  et  son  ficole.  Paul  Delaroche,  Horace  Yernet, 
Leopold  Robert.  31  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  ret.  Suisse, 
y.  39,  1870,  p.  597.)—  Fenillet  de  Conches,  F.  Pein- 
tres et  sculpteurs  modernes.  Leopold  Robert.  146  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1848,  n.  s.  v.  23,  p.  887;  v.  24,  pp. 
32,  215,  353.)— Plancbe.  J.  B.  G.  Leopold  Robert.  17 
pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1838,  4  s.  v.  14,  p.  659.)— 
Sainte-Beuve,  C.  A.  Leopold  Robert;  sa  Tie,  ses 
ceuvres,  et  sa  correspondance.  30  pp.  (Cauteries  du 
Lundi,  Y.  10,  p.  332.) 

Robert,  Mme.  Marie  Anne  de  Roumier. 
1705-71.  Voyage  de  Milord  Ceton  dans  les 
7  pianettes,  ou  le  nouveau  Mentor.  Am- 
sterdam, 1787.  2  V.  8°.  (Gamier,  C.  G.  T.. 
Voyages  imag.  v.  17,  18.)  1297 

Les  Ondins,  conte  moral.    160  pp.    (Gamier,  C.  G. 

T.,  Voyages  imag.  v.  34,  p.  157.) 

Robert  Dalby.    236  pp.    Merritt,  H.,  Art 

criticism  and  r'ttnaiice.  v.  2,  p.  1. 

Robert  le  Poule.    See  Pullus,  R. 


ROBERT  OF  CYSILLE 


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ROBERTS 


Robert,  Of  €ysille.  6  pp.   (Ellis,  G.,  Early 

Eng.  met.  romances,  p.  474.) 

Robert  uud  Ouiscard,  gedicht.    88  pp. 

Eichendorff,  J.,  Freiherr  von,  Saemml.  werke,  v.  3,  p.  519. 

Robert  ■  Duniesiiil,  Alexandre  Pierre 
Francois.  1778-1864.  Le  peintre-graveur 
frangais.     Paris,  1835-71.     11  v.  8°.      —1747 

Baudicour,  p.  de.     Le  peintre-graveur 

frangais  continue.     1859-61,  2  v. 

Roberte  the  Deny  11,  a  metrical  romance, 
from  an  ancient  illuminated  MS.  London, 
1798.     8°.  1294 

Robertet,  Florimond.  Duplessis,  G.,  and 
others.  Observations  sur  le  inSmoire  de  M.  Gr6sy, 
relative  h  I'iuventaire  de  la  succession  de  K.  10  pp. 
(Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Bull.  1869,  pp.  109,  126;  wltli 
Mem.  V.  31,  1869.)— Gr*8y,  E.  Inventalre  des  objets 
d'art  composant  la  succe.ssion  de  K.,  ministre  de  Fraa- 
90is  I;  dresse  par  sa  veuve,  le  4  jour  d'Aoflt  1532.  66 
pp.  1  pi.    (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Mem.  v.  30, 1868,  p.  1.) 

Robertet,  Jean.  15  cent.  Epigramme  contre 

uu  mauvais  pelntre.  2  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  d.  Charles, 
V.  8, 1846,  p.  69.) 

Robert-If  Olidiil.    See  Houdin,  R.  J.  E. 
Roberts,  A.   17  cent.    Voyage  to  the  Levant, 

with  an  account  of  his  sufferings  amongst  the  corsairs. 
51  pp.     (Dampier,  W.,  Voyages,  v.  4,  p.  125.) 

Roberts,  Alexander.  Companion  to  the 
revised  version  of  the  New  Testament,  ex- 
plaining the  reasons  for  the  changes  made 
on  the  authorized  version.  With  supple- 
meiit,  by  a  member  of  the  American  com- 
mittee of  revision.  Authorized  ed.  'New 
York  [1881].     16°.  —1258 

Roberts,  Rev.  Arthur  [Ed.)  1801-86.  Let- 
ters of  Hannah  More  to  Zachary  Macaulay. 
See  More,  H. 

Roberts,  Barre  Charles.  Letters  and  mis- 
cellaneous papers.  11  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  12, 
1815,  p.  509.) 

Roberts,  Charles  [Ed.)  Calendarium  gene- 
alogicum.  Henry  HI  and  Edward  I.  Lon- 
don, 1865.    2  V.  r.  8°.    {Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  cliron. ) 

4583 

Roberts,  Charles.  Detection  of  colour- 
blindness and  imperfect  eyesight,  with  a 
table  of  coloured  Berlin  wools  and  sheet  of 
test  types.    2  ed.    London,  1884.    8°.    —3785 

Manual  of  anthropometry,  or  a  guide  to 

the  physical  examination  and  measurement 
of  the  human  body.     London,  1878.     8°. 

—1676 
Roberts,  Charles  George  Douglas,    i860—. 

Memnon.  3  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  18, 1879,  p.  218.) 
—Ode  to  clrotV8lue88.  2  pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly, 
V.  19,1880,  p.  140.) 

Roberts,  lAeut.-Col.  David.  Plan  for  in- 
creasing the  Incomes  of  olflcers  of  the  army,  after  a 
certain  period  of  service ;  Letter  to  the  oIHcers  of  the 
army,  explaining  the  cause  of  the  plan  for  an  officers' 
benefit  fund.   32  pp.  (/'ampWe^eer,  v.2,  1813,  pp.  15,323.) 

Roberts,  David.  1796-1864.  The  Holy  Land, 
Syria,  Idumea,  Arabia,  Egypt,  and  Nubia. 
With  historical  descriptions,  by  Rev.  Geo. 
Croly.     London,  1855.     6  v.  in  3,  4°.        1471 

Picturesque    sketches    in    Spain,    taken 

during  the  years  1832  and  1833.  London, 
1837.     fo.  —1792 

Martlnean,  H.     David  Roberts.     8  pp.     (In  her 

Biographical  sketches,  p.  254.)— [Notice  of.]  5  pp. 
(Brit,  painters  of  the  18  and  19  cen<.  p.  38.)— Thomson, 
J.  B.  The  late  David  Roberts.  6  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag. 
V.  15, 1867,  p.  39.) 

Roberts,  Dorothy.  Two  royal  lives :  glean- 
ings from  Berlin  and  from  the  lives  of  their 


Imperial  Highnesses  the  Crown  Prince  and 
Princess  of  Germany.  2  ed.  London,  1887. 
12°.  5845 

Roberts,  Ellis  Henry,  LL.  D.  1827—.  New 
York,  the  jilanting  and  the  growth  of  the 
Empire  State.  [With  map.]  Boston,  1887. 
2  V.  12°.  (Scudder,  H.  E.,  Am.  common- 
wealths. )  3507 

Roberts,  Emma.  Circa  1794-1840.  Memoirs 
of  the  rival  houses  of  York  and  Lancaster, 
historical  and  biographical :  embracing  a 
period  of  English  history  from  the  accession 
of  Richard  II  to  the  death  of  Henry  VII. 
London,  1827.     2  v.  8°.  1557 

Scenes  and   characteristics  of  Hlndostan. 

21  pp.     (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  55, 1836,  p.  174.) 

Roberts,  Rev.  Ernest  Stuart.  Introduction 
to  Greek  epigraphy.  Part  I.  The  Archaic 
inscriptions  and  the  Greek  alphabet.  Cam- 
bridge, 1887.     8°.  1215 

Roberts,  Capt.  George.  18  cent.  Account 
of  a  voyage  to  the  islands  of  the  Canaries,  Cape  de 
Verde,  and  Barbadoes,  in  1721.  29  pp.  (Green,  J., 
Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  599.) 

Roberts,  George.  1803-60.  Life,  progresses, 
and  rebellion  of  James,  Duke  of  Monmouth, 
to  his  capture  and  execution  :  with  a  full 
account  of  the  bloody  assize,  and  copious 
biographical  notices.  London,  1844.  2  v. 
12°.  4856 

Social  history  of  the  people  of  the  southern 

counties  of  England  in  past  centuries  ;  illus- 
tr.  in  regard  to  their  habits,  municipal  bye- 
laws,  civil  progress,  etc.     London,  1856.   8°. 

—1373 
Roberts,  George  C.  M.,  M.  D.  1806-70. 
Centenary  pictorial  album,  being  contribu- 
tions of  the  early  history  of  Methodism  in 
the  state  of  Maryland.  Baltimore,  1866. 
sm.  4°.  —3283 

Roberts,  Henry.      16  cent.     Voyage  and 

ambassage  to  Mully  Hamet,  Emperour  of  Marocco, 
1585.    5  pp.    (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  602.) 

Roberts,  John  S.  (Ed.)  Legendary  ballads 
of  England  and  Scotland.  London,  n.  d. 
p.  8°.  1334 

Roberts,  Rev.  Joseph  \Tr.)    Extracts  from 

the  Sakaa  Thevan  Saasteram,  or  book  of  fate.  Tr. 
from  the  Tamul  language.  68  pp.  (Orient.  Trans. 
Fund,  Miscel.  trs.  v.  1.) 

Roberts,  Rev.  Peter.  1760-1819.  The  Cam- 
brian j)opular  antiquities  ;  or,  an  account  of 
some  traditions,  customs,  and  superstitious 
of  Wales,  with  observations  as  to  their  origin. 
London,  1815.     8°.  1786 

Sketch  of  the  early  history  of  the  Cymry, 

or  ancient  Britons,  from  the  year  700  before 
Christ,  to  A.  D.  500.    London,  1803.   8°.   1786 

[Tr.)     Chronicle  of  the  kings  of  Britain  ; 

tr.  from  the  Welsh  copy  attributed  to  Tysilio ; 
collated  with  several  other  copies,  and  illus- 
tr.  with  copious  notes  ;  to  which  are  added, 
original  dissertations  on  the  following  sub- 
jects,viz.  on  the  history  and  epistle  attributed 
to  Gildas,  on  the  authority  of  the  Brut,  on 
the  primary  population  of  Britain,  on  the 
laws  of  Dyfuwal  Moelmyd,  and  on  the  an- 
tient  British  church.   London,  1811.  4°.   1593 

Roberts,  R.  A.  [Ed.)  Calendar  of  home 
oflfice  papers,  of  the  reign  of  George  III, 
1770-72.  London,  1881.  r.  8°.  [Gt.  Brtt. 
Bolls  chron.)  4598 


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Roberto,  R.  D.    Requirements  of  a  truly 

national  system  of  higher  education,  and  the  proper 
relation  of  the  old  universities  to  such  a  system.  11 
pp.  {London  Internal.  Health  Exhlb.  Lileralure,  v.  16, 
p.  187.) 

Roberts,  Solomon  White.  1811-83.  Report 
to  the  President  and  directors  of  the  Ohio 
and  Pennsylvania  Rail-road  Company. 
Phila.  1849.    8°.     {Bound pamph.  v.  116.) 

5934 

Second  report  to  the  President  and  direc- 
tors of  the  Ohio  and  Pennsylvania  Rail-road 
Company,  March  4.  1850.  Phila.  1850.  8°. 
(Bound  pamph.  V.  250.)  5934 

Roberts,  Sergeant  Thomas.    .Journal.    6  pp. 

(Cook,  F.,  Journals  of  the  mililary  expedition  of  Jiaj.-Gen. 
John  SuUiran,  p.  210.) 

Roberts,  William.  Account  of  the  first  dis- 
covery, and  natural  history  of  Florida.  With 
a  particular  detail  of  the  several  expeditions 
and  descents  made  on  that  coast.  Illustr. 
by  a  general  map,  and  some  particular  plans, 
together  with  a  geographical  description  of 
that  country,  by  T.  Jeflferys.  London.  1763. 
4°.  3583 

Roberts,  William.  1767-1849.  History  of 
letter-writing  from  the  earliest  period  to  the 
.5  century.     London,  1843.     8°.  —2155 

Conlaits.  Letters  of  Angnstns  Csesar.— Letters 
of  Cicero  to  his  friends.— Letters  to  Cicero  from  his 
friends. — Cou-veyance  by  posts. — Of  the  forms 
of  ancient  letters.  —  Genuine  heathen  Qreelc 
epistles.  —  Spurious  Greek  epistles.  —  Origin  and 
primitive  history  of  letter-^Trittng.  —  Early 
letter->vritlng  among  the  Romans. — I<etter- 
fvriting  from  the  time  of  Pliny  to  the  time  of 
Philostratus :  from  the  time  of  Phllostratus  to  the 
time  of  Libanius:  from  the  time  of  Libanlus  to  the 
time  of  Sidonius  Apolllnaris. — Of  the  mechanism 
and  materials  of  letter-writing.— Of  pens,  pencils, 
and  Ink.— Letters  attributed  to  Phalaris.— Letters  of 
the  younger  Pliny.— Pythagorean  correspond- 
ence.—Letters  of  Seneca. 

Memoirs  of  the  life  and  correspondence 

of  Mrs.  Hannah  More.  2  ed.  London,  1834. 
4  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  10,  1834. 
p.  448;  Qua}-t.  Rev.  v.  52,  1834,  p.  416.)   4897 

Roberto,  William  Hay  ward.  D.  D.   1745-91. 

From  Judah  restored.  22  pp.  (Campbell,  T.,  Brit, 
poets,  V.  7,  p.  181.) 

Willmott,  R.  A.    Wm.  Hayward  Roberts.    5  pp. 

(In  his  Lives  of  the  Eng.  sacr.  poets,  v.  2,  p.  323.) 

Roberts,  William  Milnor.    1810-81.    Report 
on  the  preliminary  surveys  for  the  Belle- 
fontaine  and  Indiana  Rail-road  Company. 
Pittsburgh,  1850.  8°.  {B<yund pamph.  \.\\%.) 
«    .  —5934 

Roberto,  Rev.  William  W.  Pontifical  de- 
crees against  the  doctrine  of  the  earth's 
movement,  and  the  Ultramontane  defence 
of  them.     London.  1885.     8°.  — 3204 

Pontifical  decrees  against  the  motion  of 

the  earth  considered  in  their  bearing  on 
the  theory  of  advanced  Ultramontanism. 
[Anon.]    London,  1870.     8°.  —3204 

Robertsbridge,  Abbey.     Perceval,  C.   S. 

Charters  and  other  documents  relating  to  B.  35  pp. 
(Arclixuologia,  v.  45, 1880,  p.  427.) 

Robertson,  Archibald.    Baker,  W.  S.    In 

l>is  Engraved  portraits  of  Washington,  p.  97.    3  pp. 

Robertson,  Charles  Alexander  Lockhart, 
and  Rutherford,  James  {Trs.)  Mental 
pathology  and  therapeutics.  See  Griesinger, 


W. 


PAET  IV.— 140. 


Robertson,  Charles  Franklin,  D.D.,LL.D., 

Bp.  of  Jlissoiiri.  1835-86.  Attempt  to  sep- 
arate the  West  from  the  American  union, 
n.  p..  n.  d.  p.  8°.  (Missouri  Hist.  Soc.  Pub. 
No.  8.)  3503 

Robertson,  David.  Tour  through  the  Isle 
of  Man :  to  which  is  subjoined  a  review  of 
the  Manks  history.    London.  1794.     r.  8°. 

1403 
TTie  same.     (Pinkerton,  J..  Voyages,  v.  2. 
p.  785.) 

Robertoon,  David.  Reports  of  the  trials 
of  Col.  Aaron  Burr,  for  treason,  and  for  a 
misdemeanor  ...  in  the  Circuit  Court  of  the 
United  States,  held  at  the  city  of  Richmond. 
Va..  1807.     Phila.  1808.     2  v.  8°.  —2314 

Robertson,  Edward  William.  Historical 
essays  in  connexion  with  the  land,  the 
church,  etc.  Edinburgh.  1872.  8°.  2273 
Contents.  Chapters  of  English  history  before 
the  conquest — Introdnctlon.— The  land.— Rome. 
—Standards  of  the  past  in  weight  and  currency. — 
Tear  of  the  iudlctlon. 

Scotland  under  her  early  kings.  A  his- 
tory of  the  kingdom  to  the  close  of  the  13 
century.     Edinburgh.  1862.     2  v.  8°.       2565 

Robertson,  Eric  S.  Life  of  Henry  Wads- 
worth  Longfellow.  London.  1887.  12°.  {In 
his  Great  writers. )  3707 

{Ed.)    Great  writers.     London,  1887-88. 

12  V.  12°.  3707 

Contents. 
BrontS,  C.  by  A.  Birrell. 
Carlyle,  C,  by  R.  Garnett. 
Coleridge,  S.  T.,  by  H.  Caine. 
Darwin,  C,  by  G.  T.  Bettany. 
Dickens,  C.  J.  H.,  by  F.  T.  Uar2aals. 
Goldsmith,  O.,  by  A.  Dobson. 
Hugo,  v.,  by  F.  T.  Marzials. 
Keats,  J.,  by  W.  M.  Rossettl. 
Longfellow,  H.  w.,  by  E.  S.  Robertson. 
Rossetti,  D.  G.,  by  J.  Knight. 
Scott,  Sir  W.,  by  C.  D.  Tonge. 
Shelley,  P.  B.,  by  W.  Sharp. 

Robertson,  Rev.  Frederick  William.  1816- 
53.  "  The  human  race  "  and  other  sermons. 
New  York,  1881.     12°.  —4334 

Lectures  and  addresses  on  literary  and 

social  topics.     Boston,  1868.     12°.  1246 

Life  and  letters.     Ed.  by  Stopford   A. 

Brooke.  London.  1865.  2  v.  p.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Blackioood's  Mag.  v.  99.  1866.  p.  103 ; 
Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  68,  1866.  p.  660 ;  Lon- 
don Quart.  Rev.  v.  26,  1866,  p.  218.)         4856 

Sermons    preached    at    Trinity    Chapel, 

Brighton.     Boston,  1868.     5  v.  12°.       —4237 

Cobbe.  F.  P.    An  Euglish  broad  churchman.    34 

pp.  (7n  her  Darwinism  in  morals,  p.  95.)— Dennis,  J. 
Robertson  of  Brighton.  15  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  v.  3, 1866, 
p.  459.)— Mead,  E.  D.  Robertson  of  Brighton.  39  pp. 
(jVeio  Englander,  v.  36,  1377,  p.  502.)  —  Osgood,  S. 
Robertson  and  the  modern  pulpit.  15  pp.  {Chr. 
Exam.  V.  80,  1866,  p.  219.)— Robertson's  sermons. 
26  pp.  {London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  17, 1862,  p.  157 ;  iV<ru7  Eng- 
lander, V.  17,  1859,  p.  858.)— Stev-enson,  W.  F.  F.  W. 
Robertson.  30  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  1,  1866,  p.  220.)— 
Tnlloch,  -J.  Frederick  W.  Robertson  and  Bp.  Ewing. 
42  pp.  (In  his  Movements  of  religious  thought  in 
Britain  during  the  19  cent.  p.  295.) 

Robertson,  George Croom.  1842 — .  Hobbes. 
Edinburgh,  1886.  16°.  (Knight,  W.,  Philos. 
classics. )  3851 

{Ed.)     Aristotle.     See  Grote,  G. 

{Ed.)    Mind.    See  Mind. 


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Robertson,  J.  D.  Handbook  to  the  coinage 
of  Scotland,  giving  a  description  of  every 
variety  issued  by  the  Scottish  mint  in  gold, 
silver,  billon,  and  copper,  from  Alexander  I 
to  Anne.     London,  1878.     sm.  4°.  2765 

Robertson,  J.  Logie.    Idleness.    1  p.    (At- 

lant.  Monthly,  v.  30,  1872,  p.  565.)— Norwegian  son- 
nets.    3  pp.     [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  129, 1881,  p.  750.) 

Robertson,  James,  D.  D.    Clerical  life  in 

Scotland.  12  pp.  (Maeinillan's  Mag.  v.  8,  1863,  p.  208.) 
— Robertson  of  Ellon.  12  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  68, 
1863,  p.  216.)— Wilson,  G.  James  Robertson.  36  pp. 
{Scottish  divines,  p.  317.) 

Robertson,  i2eu.  James.  M.,M.  H.  James 
Robertson  of  Newington.  A  memorial  of 
his  life  and  vrork.     1887. 

Robertson,  Brig.-Qen.  James.  Gilmore, 
J.  R.  (Edmund  Kirke,  pseud.)  Advance- 
guard  of  western  civilization.     1888. 

Rear-guard  of  the  revolution.     1886. 

Putnam,  A.  W.  History  of  middle  Ten- 
nessee ;  or,  life  and  times  of  Gen.  James 
Robertson.     1859. 

Robertson,  James  Burton.  1800-77.  Me- 
moir c)£  Dr.  Moehler.  69  pp.  {With  Moohler,  J.  A., 
Symbolism,  p.  23.)— Memoir  of  the  literary  life  of  Fred- 
ericli  vou  Sclilegel.  68  pp.  (Schlegel,  F.  von.  Philos- 
ophy of  histoi-y,  1859,  p.  1.) 

Robertson,  Rev.  James  Craigie.  1813-82. 
Becket,  Abp.  of  Canterbury,  a  biography. 
London,  1859.     8°.  4816 

History  of  the  Christian  church  from  the 

ai)ostolic  age  to  the  reformation,  A.  D.  64- 
1517.     London,  1874.     6  v.  12°.  —1206 

{Ed.)      Pope    Alexander  VH    and    the 

college  of  Cardinals.  See  Bargrave,  J.,  D.D. 

and  Sheppard,  J.  Brigstocke   [Eds.) 

Materials  for  the  history  of  Thomas  Becket, 
Abp.  of  Canterbury.  London,  1875-85.  7  v. 
r.  8°.     (Ot.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4504 

Robertson,  John  Forbes.  1822—.  Great 
painters  of  Christendom  from  Cimabue  to 
Wilkie.    London,  n.  d.    4°.  —1731 

Contents. 
English  school. 

Blake,  W.  Reynolds,  Sir  3. 

Constable,  J.  Romney,  G. 

Fuseli,  H.  Smirke,  R. 

Gainsborough,  T.  Stothard,  T. 

Hogarth,  W.  Turner,  J.  W.  M. 

Lawrence,  -Sir  T.  West,  B. 

Morland,  G.  Wilkie,  Sir  D. 

Northcote,  J.  Wilson,  R. 

Flemish,  Dutch,  and  German  schools. 

Berghem,  N.  Jordaens,  J. 

Bioemart,  A.  Kauftmann,  A. 

Brauwer,  A.  Matsys,  Q. 

Bril,  P.  Mieris,  F. 

Cuyp,  A.  Neer,  A.  van  der. 

Dietrich,  C.  W.  E.  Ostade,  A.  van. 

Does,  J.  van  der.  Potter,  P. 

Dou,  G.  Rembrandt  van  Rhyn. 

Duerer,  A.  Rledinger,  J.  E. 

Dyck,  A.  van.  Rubens,  P.  P. 

Eyck,  H.  van.  Ruysdael,  J. 

Eyck,  J.  van.  Snyders,  F. 

Ferg,  P.  P.  Steen,  J. 

Hals,  F.  Teniers,  D. 

Hobbema,  M.  Terburg,  G. 

Holbein,  H.  Veldes,  Van  de.  The. 

Huysum,  J.  van.  Wouvormans,  P. 

French  school. 

Boucher,  F.  Drouais,  J.  Q. 

Bourdon,  S.  Gel6e,  0. 

Callot,  J.  Gericault,  J.  L.  T.  A. 

Ohardln,  J.  B.  8.  Greuze,  .T.  B. 

Charlet,  N.  T.  Gros,  A.  J. 

Coypels,  The.  Jouvenet,  J. 

David,  J.  L.  Lancret,  N. 

Decamps,  A.  G.  Lebrun,  0. 

Delaroobe,  P.  liOVala  (The  brothert). 

Deaportes,  A.  F.  Le  Sueur,  E. 


Mlchallon,  A.  Stella,  J. 

Monnoyer,  J.  B.  Troy,  J.  F.  de. 

Oudry,  J.  B.  Valentin,  J. 

Poussin,  G.  Vernet,  G.  J. 

Poussin,  N.  Vernet,  H. 

Prud'hon,  P.  P.  Vouet,  8. 

Scheffer,  A.  Watteau,  A. 

Italian  school. 

Albani,  F.  Giotto,  A.  B. 

Andrea  del  Sarto.  Giulio  Romano. 

Angellco,  Fra.  Guercino,  G.  F.  B. 

Bartolomeo,  Fra.  Guido  Rent. 

Bassano,  J.  liipiJl,  Fra  Filippo. 

Bellini,  Gentile.  Masacclo. 

Bellini,  Giovanni.  Orcagna,  A.  di  C. 

Bordone,  P.  Paul  Veronese. 

Buonarroti,  M.  A.  Perugino. 

Ganaletto,  A.  Piombo,  Fra  S.  del. 

Caracci,  The.  Raphael. 

Caravaggio.  Salvator  Rosa. 

Cimabue,  G.  G.  Schedone,  B. 

Correggio.  Sclilavone,  A. 

Dolci,  C.  Slgnorelli,  L. 

Domenichlno.  Tintoretto. 

Ghirlandajo,  D.  Titian. 

Giorglone.  Vinci,  L.  da. 

Spanish  school. 

Murillo,  B.  E.  Zurbaran,  F.  de. 
Velasquez,  D.  R.  de  S. 

Robertson,  John  Parish,  and  Robert" 
son,  William  Parish.  Letters  on  Paraguay: 
comprising  anaccountof  a 4 years' residence 
in  that  republic,  under  the  government  of 
the  dictator  Francia.  London,  1838.  2  v. 
12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  12, 
1838,  p.  474.)  1638 

Francia 's  reign  of  terror,  being  the 

continuation  of  Letters  on  Paraguay.  Lon- 
don, 1839.     12°.  1638 

Letters  on  South  America  ;  comprising 

travels  on  the  banks  of  the  Parana  and  Rio 
de  la  Plata.     London,  1843.     3  v.  12°.      1628 

Robertson,  Joseph  {Ed.)  1810-66.  Col- 
lections for  a  history  of  the  shires  of  Aber- 
deen and  Banff.  Aberdeen,  1843.  4°. 
{Spalding  Club.)  2503 

Contents.  View  ot  the  diocese  of  Aberdeen.— 
Forbes,  Sir  S.  Description  of  Aberdeenshire.— 
Gordon.  R.  Praefecturarum  Aberdonensis  et  Ban- 
flensis.- Robertson,  J.    Preface. 

{Ed.)      Illustrations  of  the  topography 

and  antiquities  of  the  shires  of  Aberdeen 
and  Banff.  Aberdeen,  1862-69.  4  v.  4°. 
{Spalding  aub.)  2593 

{Ed.)       Liber    CoUegii    Nostre  Domine 

registrum  ecclesie  B.  V.  Marie  et  S.  Anne 
infra  muros  civitatis  Glasguensis,  1549 ;  ac- 
cedunt  munimenta  Fratrum  Predicatorum 
de  Glasgu  domus  dominicane  apud  Glasgu- 
enses  carte  que  supersunt,  1244-1559.  Glas- 
gue,  1846.    4°.     {Maitland  Club.)  2561 

{Ed.)  History  of  Scots  affairs.  See  Gor- 
don, J. 

Concilia  Scotlae.    31pp.    (Rev.ot  in  N.  Bril.  Rev. 

v.  47,1867,  p.  63.) 

Robertson,    Joseph    Clinton.       1788-1852. 

The  Percy  anecdotes.    See  Byerley,  T.,  and 

Robertson,  J.  C. 
Robertson,  Rev.  P.  W.    George  Shepherd. 

9  pp.  (Disrtiplion  worthies  of  the  Highlands,  Memorial  of 
1843,  p.  204.) 

Robertson,  Patrick,  Lord.    Leaves  from  a 

Journal  auU  other  fragments,  In  verse.  9  pp.  (Rev. 
of  in  Fdin.  Ktv.  v.  82,  1845,  p.  229 ;  Fraser't  Mag.  v.  32, 
1845,  p.  155;   Quart.  Rev.  v.  76, 1846,  p.  424.) 

Robertson,  Robert  Stoddart.      From  the 

WIldorneHs  to  Spotisylvauia.  41  pp.  (Sltetches  of  war 
history,  1861-C6,  V.  1,  p.  252.) 

Robertson,  Struan.     Brown,  J.      Struan. 

7  pp.    {In  his  -Tohn  Leech  and  other  i)aper8,  p.  381.) 


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Robertson,  Walter.     Baker,  W.  S.    In  his 

Engraved  porttaits  of  Washington,  p.  105.    4  pp. 

Robertson,  William,  D.Z).  1721-93.  Works. 
To  which  is  prefixed,  an  account  of  the  life 
and  writings  of  the  author,  by  Dugald 
Stewart.     London,  1851.     6  v.  8°.  3752 

Contents.  History  of  America,  v.  5,  6.— History  of 
Charles  V,  v.  3,  4.— Historical  disquisition  concern- 
ing the  knowledge  trtiicb  tbe  ancients  had  of  IndJa, 
...  V.  6— History  of  Scotland  during  the  reigns  of 
Queen  Mary  and  King  James  VI,  till  his  accession  to 
the  crown  of  England,  v.  1, 2.— Steiv^art,  D.  Account 
of  the  life  and  writings  of  K.  v.  1. 

History  of  the  Emperor  Charles  V,  with 

an  account  of  the  Emperor's  life  after  his 
abdication,  by  William  H.  Prescott.  Phila. 
1860.    3  V.  8°.  3534 

Stewart.  D.     Account  of  the  life  and 

writings  of  Wm.  Robertson.     1801. 

The  same.  1851.  (Robertson,  W.,  TFarfcs, 
V.  1.) 

The  same.  1858.  (Stewart,  D.,  Works, 
V.  10.) 

Brougham,  H.,  Baron.    Robertson.    73  pp.    (/i*  lus 

Lives  of  men  of  letters,  p.  231 :  World,  v.  2.)  — 
Robertson,  F.  L.  Principal  Robertson.  36  pp. 
(Scottish  divines,  p.  189.) 

Robertson,  Rev.  William.      Dictionary  of 

Latin  phrases.  3  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Valpy,  A.  J.,  CUut. 
Joum.  V.  29,  1821,  p.  194.) 

Robertson,  William  A.  Scott.  Crypt  of 
Canterbury  cathedral  ;  its  architecture,  its 
history,  and  its  frescoes.    London,  1880.    8°. 

1535 

Robertson,  William  Parish.  Circa  1795—. 
Visit  to  Mexico,  by  the  West  India  islands. 
Yucatan,  and  United  States,  with  observa- 
tions and  adventures  on  the  way.  London. 
1853.     2  V.  12°.  2476 

See  also  Robertson,  John  Parish. 

Robertns  de  Arbrisello.    See  Arbrisel, 

R.  d'. 
Robertns  Grosseteste.     See  Grossteste, 

R. 
Robertns  Ketenensis.    12  cent.  Voyage 

to  Dalmatla,  Greece,  and  Asia,  1143.  1  p.  (Hakluyt, 
R.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  50.) 

Robertns  Panlulns.    See  Paululus,  R. 

Robeson,  Thomas  Rodman.     Davis,  J.  C. 

Biography  of  R.    13  pp.    (Harrard  Mem.  biog.  y.  2,  p.  250.) 

Robespierre,  JU7/e.  Marie  Marguerite  Chai-- 

lotte.    1760-1834.    Lettre.    4  pp.    {Sev.  ritrosvect.  v.  1, 

1833,  p.  404.1 

Robespierre,  Maximilien  Marie  Isidore. 
1758-94.  Memoires  authentiques.  ornes  de 
son  portrait.     Paris,  1830.     2  v.  8°.  1686 

iVbt<.— Apocryphal;  written  by  M.  Ch.  Reybaud. 

Hamel,  L.  E.    Histoire  de  Robespierre. 

1865-67.  3  V. 

Hericault.   C.  d'.       La   revolution    de 

Thermidor,  Robespierre  et  le  Comite  de  salut 
public  en  Tan  H.     1876. 

Lewes,  G.  H.  Life  of  Maximilien  Robes- 
pierre.    1849. 

MoxTJOiE,  C.  F.  L.  V.  de  la  T.    History 

of  the  conspiracy  of  M.  Robespierre.     1796. 

Opitz,   T.      Robespierre's  triumph  und 

sturz.     1850. 

Papiers  inedits  trouves  chez  Robespierre. 

1828,  3  v. 

Reign  of  terror  ;  a  collection  of  authentic 

narratives  of  the  horrors  committed  by  the 
revolutionary  government  of  France  under 
Marat  and  Robespierre.     1826,  2  v. 


Adolphns,  J.    Robespierre.    82  pp.    '/n  his  Biog. 

mem.  of  the  Fr.  revol.  v.  2,  p.  365.)— Brougham,  H., 
Baron.  Robespierre.  18  pp.  (In  his  Hist,  sketches  of 
statesmen,  v.  3,  p.  46:  Works,  v.  5.) — Courtois,  E.  B. 
Rapport  fait  au  nom  de  la  commission  chargfee  de 
I'examen  des  papiers  de  R.  ill  pp.  i  Papiers  iiiid. 
trouvit  ehez  Bobtspierre,  v.  1,  p.  1.)— Dantou,  R.,  and 
Marat.  By  a  contemporary.  32  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.U, 
1844,  p.  223.)— CrUfiUan,  G.  French  revolutionists; 
Marat,  R.,  Danton.  4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  2, 1851,  p. 
27.)— Morley,  J.  Robespierre.  109  pp.  ( Cril.  miseel. 
2  8.  p.  25;  and  Fortn.  Sec.  n.  s.  v.  20, 1876,  pp.  167,  326.) 
— Personal  hablt«  and  appearance  of  B.  3  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  5, 1852,  p.  345.) 

Se^  also  Dem.  Rev.  v.  24, 1849,  p.  129 ;  Quart.  Rey.  v. 
54, 1835,  p.  517.     Also  Prance.  History,  RerohUion. 

Robin,  Charles.  Galerie  des  gens  de  lettres 
au  XIX  siecle.  A vec portraits  d 'apres  nature. 
Paris,  1848.    r.  8°.  3763 

OontenU. 

Alby,  E.  Houssaye,  A. 

Altaroche,  M.  M.  Hugo,  V.  M.,  Oomte. 

Arago,  F.  Lamartine,  A. 

Blanc,  L.  Lucas,  H.  J.  J. 

Dumas,  A.  D.  Maquet,  A. 

F6val,  P.  Salvandy,  X.  A.,  ComU  de. 

Robin,  Charles  Philippe.  1821-85.  Du  mi- 
croscope et  des  injections  dans  leurs  appli- 
cations a  I'anatomie  et  a  la  pathologic. 
Paris.  1849.     8°.  —1677 

Dictionnaire  de  medecine.    See  Littre,  M. 

P.  E.,  and  Robin,  C.  P. 

Papiliou,  F.    L'anatomie  gfinSrale  et  les  travaux 

de  R.  32  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  tnondes,  1870,  2  p*r.  v.  88, 
p.  330.) 

and  Terdeil,  F.       Traite    de    chimie 

anatomique  et  physiologique  normale  et 
pathologique  ou  des  principes  immediate 
normaux  et  morbides  qui  constituent  le 
corps  de  I'homme  et  des  mamiferes.  Paris, 
1853.  3  V.  8°.  and  atlas,  8°.  —1695,  atlas  —1693 

Robin,  Claude  C,  Abbe.  18  cent.  Florula 
Ludoviciana :  or,  a  flora  of  the  state  of 
Louisiana.  Tr..  revised,  and  improved  from 
the  French,  by  C.  S.  Rafinesque.  New  York, 
1817.     12°.  —2607 

Nouveau  voyage  dans  I'Amerique  septen- 

trionale,  en  rannee'l78l;  et  campagne  de 
I'armee  de  M.  le  Comte  de  Rochambeau. 
Phila.  1782.    8°.  1617 

Robin  Ooodfellow,  Mad  pranks  and 
merry  jests  of.  Chettle,  H.  {Percy  Soc. 
v.  2. )  1358 

Robin  Hood.  Child.  F.  J.  (Ed.)  Robin 
Hood.  [1888.]  (In  his  English  and  Scottish 
ballads,  v.  5.) 

Hunter,  J.   The  great  hero  of  the  ancient 

minstrelsy  of  England.  "Robin  Hood." 
1852. 

RrrsoN,  J.  {Ed. )   Robin  Hood :  a  collection 

of  all  the  ancient  poems,  songs,  and  ballads 
relative  to  that  celebrated  outlaw.    1832,  2  v. 

ChappeU,  W.    Robin  Hood.    14  pp.    (/«  his  BaUad 

lit.  and  pop.  music  of  the  olden  Ume,  v.  2,  p.  387  >— 
Child,  F.  J.  Robin  Hood.  11  pp.  (Atlant.  MonMy,  v. 
1,  1857,  p.  156.)— Ktienne,  L.  Robin  Hood  et  les 
ballades  du  cycle  du  franc-archer.  25  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1854,  n.  p^r.  2  3.  v.  8,  p.  89.)  — Gcst  ot 
Robyn  Hode.  24  pp.  (Knighily  tale  of  Golagrus.)— 
Gutch,  J.  il.  On  the  veritable  existence  of  R.  15  pp. 
(Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  8,1853,  p.  208.)— Halll- 
Trell-Phllllpps,  J.  O.  On  the  era  and  character  of 
R.  7  pp.  ,Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  8,  1853.  p. 
223.)— Peacock,  T.  L.  Maid  Marian,  a  novel.  97  pp. 
(Works,  V.  2,  p.  1.)  — Robyn  Hode  and  Kynge 
Richarde.  11  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  19, 1839,  p.  593.) 
— Thoms,  W.  J.  (Ed.}  Robin  Hood.  75  pp.  (7n  kis 
Early  Eng.  prose  romances,  v.  2,  p.  63.)— Wright,  T. 
On  the  popular  cycle  of  the  Robin  Hood  ballads.  48 
pp.     (Essays  on  lU.  T.  2,  p.  164.) 


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See  also  Edln.  Kev.  v.  86, 1847,  p.  122 ;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v. 
84,  1857,  p.  1;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  33,  1840,  p.  424.  Also 
Scott,  Sir  W.    Ivanhoe. 

Robin  Hood  le  Proscrit.    2  v.    Dumas, 

A.  D.,  OEuvres  eompl. 
Bobiuet,  Jean  Baptiste  Rene.   De  la  nature. 

6  pp.     (Rev.  of  In  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  56,  1857,  p.  526.) 

Bobiiiet,  Jean  Francois  Eugene.  1825—. 
Notice  sur  I'ceuvre  et  la  vie  d'Auguste 
Corate.     Paris,  1864.     8°.  5824 

Le   proces  des  Dantonistes    d'apres    les 

documents,  precede  d'une  introduction  his- 
torique.     Paris,  1879.     8°.  —2313 

Robinet,  Stephane.  1799-1869.  Manuel  de 
I'educateur  de  vers  a  sole.     Paris,  1848.     8°. 

—2646 

Robinot,  Louis  Augustin.  1756-1841.  CEu- 
vres  completes.  Paris,  1856.  r.  8°.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  0?'a^.  sacres,  V.  76.)  —3222 

Contents.  Allocutions.  —  Discours  dogma- 
tiques  et  moraux. — Notice. 

Robins,  Benjamin.  1707-51.  Mathematical 
tracts.     London,  1761.     2  v.  8°.  —2427 

Contents.  Remarks  ou  Euler's  Treatise  of  mo- 
tion. Smith's  Compleat  system  of  optlcks.and  Juria's 
Essay  upon  distinct  and  Indistinct  vision,  v.  2.— New 
principles  of  gunnery,  v.  1.— Discourse  [on]  Sir  I. 
Newton's  metliod  of  fluxions  and  ratios,  v.  2. 

New  principles  of  gunnery:  containing 

the  determination  of  the  force  of  gunpowder, 
and  an  investigation  of  the  difference  in  the 
resisting  power  of  the  air  to  swift  and  slow 
motions.  With  several  other  tracts  on  the 
improvement  of  practical  gunnery.  With 
an  account  of  his  life  and  writings,  by  James 
Wilson.  A  new  ed.,  corrected  and  enlarged 
with  the  addition  of  several  notes,  by  Charles 
Hutton.     London,  1805.     8°.  —2766 

"Wilson,  J.    Account  of  the  life  and  writings  of  R. 

42  pp.    (Robins,  B.,  New  principles  of  gunnery,  p.  v.) 

Robins,  Edward  Cookworthy.  Ou  the  im- 
permeable construction  of  roofs,  walls,  and  basement 
floors  ...  15  pp.  (London  Internat.  Health  Exhlb. 
Literature,  v.  2,  p.  222.) 

Robins.    See  also  Robbins. 

Robinson,  A.  Life  in  California :  during 
a  residence  of  several  years  in  that  territory 
...  to  which  is  annexed  a  historical  account 
of  the  origin,  customs,  and  traditions  of  the 
Indians  of  Alta-California,  tr.  from  the 
original  Spanish  MS.  [Anon.]  New  York, 
1846.     12°.  2475 

Robinson,  Agnes  Mary  Frances.  1857—. 
Emily  Bronte.  Boston,  1883.  16°.  [Famous 
women.)  3767 

Margaret  of  Angouleme,  Queen  of  Na- 
varre. London,  1886.  12°.  (Ingram,  J.  H., 
Eminent  women  s. )  4787 

-  Durine  music.  1  p.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  n.  s.  v. 
8, 1879.  p.  068.)— Mary  Schoene-vrald.  27  pp.  {Fra- 
ser's Mag.  n.B.v.24,1881,p.358.)— The  One  certainty. 
1  p.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  5, 1880,  p.  7.)— One  or 
■11.    1  p.    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  n.  8.  v.  6, 1880,  p.  197.) 

Robinson,  C.  Clough.  Dialect  of  Leeds 
and  its  neighbourhood,  illustr.  by  conver- 
sations and  tales  of  common  life,  etc.  To 
which  is  added  a  copious  glossary,  notices 
of  the  various  antiquities,  manners,  and 
customs,  and  general  folk-lore  of  the  dis- 
trict.   [Anon.]   London,  1862.    p.  8°.    —2127 

Glossary  of  words  pertaining  to  the  dia- 
lect of  Mid- Yorkshire.  London,  1876.  8°. 
{Eng.  Dialect  Sac.  No.  14.)  —2163 


Robinson,  Charles.    New  South  Wales:  the 

oldest  and  richest  of  the  Australian  colonies. 

Sydney,  1875.     8°.  2496 

Robinson,  Rev.  Charles  John.     History  of 

the  castles  of  Herefordshire  and  their  lords. 

London,  1869.     4°.  1542 

Register  of  the  scholars  admitted   into 

Merchant  Taylors' school,  1562-1874.  Lewes, 
1882-83.     2  v.  8°.  —2364 

Robinson,  Clement  [Ed.)  16  cent.  A 
handefuU  of  pleasant  delites  :  containing 
sundrie  new  sonnets  and  delectable  histories 
in  divers  kindes  of  meeter.  London,  1584  \ 
repr.  1814.    4°.     (Park,  T.,  Heliconia,  v.  2.) 

1382 

The  same.      Repr.   [London]   1871.      4°. 
[Spenser  Soc.)  1305 

The  same.      Repr.  London,   1878.      12°. 
(Arber,  E.,  Eng.  Scholar's  Libr.  No.  3.)   2117 

Robinson,  Conway.  1805-84.  Account  of 
discoveries  in  the  West  until  1519,  and  of 
voyages  to  and  along  the  Atlantic  coast  of 
North  America,  from  1520  to  1573.  Rich- 
mond, 1848.     8°.  2464 

Robinson,  Edward,  D.D.,  LL.D.  1794-1863. 
Biblical  researches  in  Palestine,  Mount  Sinai, 
and  Arabia  Petraea.  A  journal  of  travels  in 
the  year  1838,  by  E.  Robinson  and  E.  Smith. 
With  new  maps  and  plans.  Boston,  1841. 
3  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  53,  1841, 
p.  175  ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  69,  1842,  p.  150.)    1473 

Greek  and  English  lexicon  of  the  New 

Testament.  New  ed.  New  York,  1868.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  72,  1851,  p.  261.) 

R.35 

Harmony  of  the  4  Gospels  in  English, 

according  to  the  common  version  .  .  .  with 
explanatory  notes.  22  ed.  Boston,  1884. 
12°.  1256 

Physical  geography  of  the  Holy  Land. 

Boston,  1865.    8°.  1454 

Abriss  einer  reise  in  Palaestlna  im  jahre  1852  von 

E.  Robinson,  E.  Smith,  und  andern.  42  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  7, 1853,  p.  37.)— Recherches  bib- 
liquessur  la  Palestine,  le  Mont  Sinai,  I'Arabie  Pfitree, 
etc.  44  pp.  1  pi.  (Biblioth.  unit),  et  rev.  suisse,  4  s.  v.  1, 
1846,  p.  423  ;  v.  2,  1846,  p.  125.) 

[Ed.)    Bibliotheca Sacra.    S'ee  Bibliotheca 

[Ed. )     Dictionary  of  the  Holy  Bible.    See 

Calmet,  A. 

[Tr.)     Greek  grammar.    See  Buttmann, 

P.  K. 

(TV.)     Hebrew  and  English  lexicon  of 

the  Old  Testament.    See  Gesenius,  F.  H.  W. 

Brlgtaam,  C.  H.  Robinson's  Later  Biblical  re- 
searches. 22  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  62,  1857,  p.  161.)— 
£1118,  G.  E.  Robinson's  Biblical  researches  in  Pales- 
tine and  Mount  Sinai.  31  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  31, 1842, 
p.  222.) 

Robinson,  Maj.  Edward.  —1681.  Dis- 
course of  the  warr  in  Lancashire.  [Anon.] 
Ed.  by  Wm.  Beamont.  [Manchester],  1864. 
sm.  4°.     [Chetham  Soc.  v.  62.)  2535 

Robinson,  Edward  Jewitt.  Tamil  wisdom ; 
traditions  concerning  Hindu  sages,  and  se- 
lections from  their  writings.  With  an  in- 
troduction by  the  late  Rev.  Elijah  Hoole. 
London,  1873.     12°.  3176 

Mottaer  of  Jesus  not  the  papal  Mary.     40  pp. 

(Rev.  Ol  In  London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  46, 1876,  p.  436.) 


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BobillSOU,  Ezekiel  Oilman,  D.  D.,  LL.  D. 

1815—.  How  I  was  educated.  11pp.  (College  and  the 
Church,  p.  91.)— Men  made,  self-made,  and  un- 
made. 20  pp.  (Phillips  Kieter  Lectures,  p.  125.)— 
Moral  law  in  its  relations  to  pUysical  science 

and  to  popular  religion.  29  pp.  (Cook,  F.  J.,  and 
others,  Christ  and  modem  thought,  p.  31.) 

Robinson,   F.  W.     Library  of  George  W. 

Childs.     Phila.  1882.     18°.  W.58 

Robinson,   Fannie  R.       Art's  exchanges. 

1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  51,  1875,  p.  524.)— Ben  Azitn's 
creed.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  58,  1879,  p.  896.)— Girl 
and  woman.  1  p.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  55,  1877,  p.  672.) 
—Highest.  1  p.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  51,  1875,  p.  259.)— 
On  a  picture  of  the  Mater  Dolorosa.  1  p.  {Harper's 
Mag.  V.  47,  1873,  p.  281.)— Mission  of  St.  Valentine. 

2  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  48, 1874,  p.  572.)— Order  for  a 
cameo.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  55,  1877,  p.  90.)—"  The 
Poet."  1  p.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  53,  1876,  p.  84.)— A 
Quaker's  Christmas-eve.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. 
52, 1876,  p.  179.)— To  a  school-girl.  1  p.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  55,  1877,  p.  9<H.) 

Robinson,  Fayette.  — 1859.  Account  of 
the  organization  of  the  army  of  the  United 
States,  with  biographies  of  distinguished 
officers  of  all  grades.  With  36  authentic 
portraits.     Phila.  1848.     2  v.  8°.  1647 

Robinson,  Francis  Kildale.  1809-82.  Glos- 
sary of  words  used  in  the  neighbourhood  of 
Whitby.  London.  1875-76.  2  pts.  8°.  (Eng. 
Dialect  Soc.  Nos.  9.  13.)  —2163 

Glossary  of  Yorkshire  words  and  phrases, 

collected  in  Whitby  and  the  neighbourhood. 
With  examples  of  their  colloquial  use,  and 
allusions  to  local  customs  and  traditions. 
By  an  inhabitant.    London,  1855.     p.  8°. 

—2127 

Robinson,  Frederick  John,  1  Earl  of  Ripon. 

Lewis,  .Sir  G.  C.  Administrations  of  Mr.  Canning, 
Lord  Goderlch,  and  the  Duke  of  Wellington.  59  pp. 
(Essays  on  the  administrations  of  Gt.  Brit,  from  1783  to 
1830,  p.  417.) 

Robinson,    George    Frederick    Samuel,   1 

Marquis  of  Ripon.  Campbell,  R.  Lord  Bipon's  Indian 
land  legislation.  12  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  8.  v.  35,  1884, 
p.  625.)— Keene,  H.  G.  Some  aspects  of  Lord  Ripon's 
policy.     10  pp.     (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  33, 1883,  p.  901.) 

Robinson,  H.  B.  Memoirs  of  Lt.-Gen.  Sir 
Thomas  Picton,  including  his  correspond- 
ence, from  originals  in  possession  of  his 
family.  2  ed.,  revised,  with  additions. 
London,  1836.     2  v.  8°.  4855 

Robinson,  H.  M.  The  great  fur  land,  or 
sketches  of  life  in  the  Hudson's  Bay  Terri- 
tory. With  numerous  illustrations.  New 
York,  1879.     12°.  2406 

Robinson,  Hastings,  D.  D.  {Ed. )  1793-1866. 
Original  letters  relative  to  the  English  refor- 
mation, written  during  the  reigns  of  King 
Henry  VIIL  King  Edward  VI,  and  Mary. 
Cambridge.  1846.    2  v.  8°.     {Parker  Soc.) 

—3226 

[Ed.)   The  Zurich  letters,  comprising  the 

correspondence  of  several  English  bishops 
and  others,  with  some  of  the  Helvetian  re- 
formers, during  the  early  part  of  the  reign 
of  Queen  Elizabeth.  Cambridge,  1842-45. 
2v.  8°.     {Parker  Soc.)  —3226 

Robinson,  Henry  Crabb.  1775-1867.  Diary, 
reminiscences,  and  correspondence.  Selected 
and  ed.  by  Thomas  Sadler.  2  ed.  London. 
1869.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  50,  1869.  p.  343  ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  130,  1869, 
509 ;  Erasers  Mag.  v.  80,  1869,  p.  522 ;  Lon- 
don Quart.  Rev.  v.  33,  1869,  p.  297  ;  N.  Brit. 
Rev.  V.  50,  1869,  p.  357.)  4866 


Bagehot,  W.      Henry  Crabb   Robinson.      15  pp. 

(LiUrary  studies,  v.  2,  p.  323;  and  Fortn.  Rev.  n.  8.  v.  6, 
18C9,  p.  179.)— Maurice.  J.  F.  D.  Walter  Savage  Lan- 
dor  and  Henry  Crabb  Robinson.  10  pp.  (Macmillan't 
Mag.  V.  20,  1869,  p.  355.) 

Robinson,  Rear-Admiral  Hercules.       Sea 

drift.  6  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  52, 1858, 
p.  210.) 

Robinson,  Horatio  Nelson.  1806-67.  Con- 
cise mathematical  operations.  Cincinnati. 
1854.     8°.  —2426 

Treatise  on  surveying  and   navigation  ; 

uniting  the  theoretical,  the  practical,  and 
the  educational  features  of  these  subjects. 
Cincinnati,  1852.     8°.  —2434 

Robinson,  Rev.   Hugh   George.      1820-82. 

Statement  on  training  colleges.  24  pp.  (Education 
comrais.  of  Eng.  Reports,  v.  4,  p.  391.) 

Robinson,  J.  R.  Explosions  of  steam 
boilers  :  how  they  are  caused,  and  how  they 
may  be  prevented.  Boston,  1870.  12°.  —2716 

Robinson,  Rev.  John.  1575-1625.  Works. 
With  a  memoir  and  annotations  by  Robert 
Ashton.  London,  1851.  3  v.  p.  8°.  —2257 
Contents.  Appeal  in  truth's  behalf,  v.  3.— Ashton, 
B.  The  exiles  and  their  churches  in  Holland,  v.  3.— 
Memoir  of  .John  Robinson,  v.  1 — On  baptism,  v.  1. — 
A  j  ust  and  necessary  apology  of  certain  Christians,  no 
less  contumeliously  than  commonly  called  Bro-wn- 
iats  or  Barrowists,  v.  3.— A  catechism,  v.  3. — .Answer 
to  a  censorious  epistle,  v.  3. —  Two  letters  on 
Christian  fellowship,  v.  3.— Treatise  on  the  law- 
fulness of  hearing  ministers  in  the  Church  of  Eng- 
land, v.  3.— Letter  to  the  Congregational  Church 
in  London,  v.  3.— On  election,  v.  1.— On  falling 
away,  v.  1. — On  free-will,  v.  1.— Essays,  or  obser- 
vations divine  and  moral,y.l.— On  the  original 
state  of  mankind,  v.  1.— On  predestination,  v.  1.— 
The  people's  plea  for  the  exercise  of  prophecy,  v.  3. 
-Religious  communion,  private  and  public,  v.  3. 
—A  justiflcation  of  separation  from  the  Church  of 
England,  v.  2. — Defence  of  the  doctrine  propounded 
by  the  synod  at  Dort,  v.  1.— "Waddington,  J.  The 
church  in  Southwark,  v.  3. 

Ashton,  R.    Memoir  of  R.    70  pp.    (Robinson,  J., 

Works,  V.  1,  p.  xiil ;  and  Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  i  s.  v.  1, 
1852,  p.  111.)— Life  and  works  of  R.  13  pp.  (New 
Englander,  v.  11, 1853,  p.  136.) 

Robinson,  John.    Ferns  in  their  homes  and 

ours.     Salem.  1878.     12°.  —2685 

Robinson,  Sir  John  Beverly.  1791-1863. 
Canada,  and  the  Canada  bill  ;  being  an  ex- 
amination of  the  proposed  measure  for  the 
future  government  of  Canada  ;  with  an  in- 
troductory chapter,  containing  some  general 
views  respecting  the  British  provinces  in 
North  America.  London,  1840.  8°.  1647 
Robinson,  John  Charles.  1824—.  Critical 
account  of  the  drawings  of  Michel  Angelo 
and  Raffaello  in  the  University  galleries, 
Oxford.     Oxford,  1870.     p.  8°.  —1737 

South    Kensington    Museum.       Italian 

sculpture  of  the  middle  ages  and  period  of 
the  revival  of  art.  A  descriptive  catalogue 
of  the  works  forming  the  above  section  of 
the  museum.    Loudon.  1862.     8°.         —1733 

Robinson,  John    Hovey,    M.  D.      1825—. 

Nick  Whiffles,  a  drama.  35  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston 
theat.  V.  23.) 

Robinson,  Joseph.  Catalogue  of  Robinson's 

circulating  library,  Baltimore.     Parts  1-3. 

Baltimore,  1839.     8°.  W.56 

Robinson,  Joseph  Barlow.     Architectural 

foliage  adapted  from  nature.     Derby,  n.  d. 

4°.  —1771 

In  memoriam.     A  series  of  designs  for 

monuments,  tombs,  gravestones,  crosses,  etc. 
Derby,  n.  d.    4°.  —1731 


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In  remembrance.   A  series  of  designs  for 

monuments,  tombs,  gravestones,  crosses, 
etc.     Derby,  n.  d.     4°.  —1731 

Robinson,  M.  S.  Popular  treatise  on  the 
law  of  marriage  and  divorce  .  .  .  With  a 
condensed  history  of  the  Roman,  canon,  and 
ecclesiastical  law.     Chicago,  1884.     p.  8°. 

—1358 

Robinson,  3Irs.  Martha  Walker.  See  Freer, 
M.  W. 

Robinson,  Mrs.  Mary  Darby.  1758-1800. 
Memoirs,  written  by  herself.  From  the 
edition  ed.  by  her  daughter.  London,  1830. 
18°.     { Autobiography,  v.  1.)  3837 

Coolc,  D.     Poor  Perdlta.    36  pp.    (Hours  with  the 

players,  v.  1,  p.  61.) 

Robinson,  Nicholas,  D.  D. ,  Bp.  of  Bangor. 

— 1585.  Ot  the  actes  done  at  Oxford  wheu  the  Queen's 
Majesty  was  there.  21pp.  {FlumTner,  C,  Elizabethan 
Oxford,  p.  169:    Oxford  Hist.  Soc.  v.  8,  1886.) 

Robinson,  Philip  Stewart.  1849—.  Fishes 
of  fancy,  their  place  in  myth,  fable,  fairy-tale,  and 
folli-lore ;  with  notices  of  the  flshes  of  legendary  art, 
astronomy,  and  heraldry.  97  pp.  (London  luternat. 
Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  3,  p.  1.) 

Robinson,  Richard.  IG  cent.  Golden  mir- 
rour.  [Ed.]  by  T.  Corser.  [Manchester], 
1851.     4:°.'  {CJietham  Soc.  y.2S.)  2536 

Robinson,   Richard  [Tr.)     16  cent.    Story 

of  the  choice  of  3  caskets.  From  the  Gesta  Romano- 
rum.    9  pp.    (Collier,  J.  P.,  .SAafcesp.  Ziftr.v.  2.) 

Robinson,  Rev.  Robert.    Notice  of.     23  pp. 

{Chr.  Exam.  v.  4, 1827,  p.  154.) 

Robinson,  S.  {Tr.)  Persian  poetry  for 
English  readers  :  being  specimens  of  6  of  the 
greatest  classical  poets  of  Persia :  Ferdusi, 
Nizami,  Sadi,  Jelal-ad-din  Rumi,  Hafiz,  and 
Jami.  With  biographical  notices  and  notes. 
[Glasgow],  1883.     8°.  3167 

Robinson,  Maj.  Samuel  A.     Hygiene  of  the 

habitations  of  the  poor.  7  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health 
Assoc.  Reports,  v.  10,  p.  152.) 

Robinson,  Solon.  1803-80.  Guano:  a 
treatise  of  practical  information  for  farmers  ; 
containing  plain  directions  how  to  apply 
Peruvian  guano  to  the  various  crops  and 
soils  of  America.  New  York,  1852.  8°.  —4695 

Robinson,  Mrs.  Therese  Albertina  Louise 
von  Jakob  (Talvi,  psettd.)  1797-1869.  His- 
torical view  of  the  languages  and  literature 
of  the  Slavic  nations.  With  a  preface  by 
Edward  Robinson.     New  York,  1850.     12°. 

2256 

Volkslieder  der  Serben.     Metrisch  ueber- 

setzt  und  historisch  eingeleitet.  Leipzig, 
1853.     16°.  2335 

Deutgclnlands    scbrlftstelleriiiuen    bis    vor 

hundert  jahren.  142  pp.  (Raumer,  F.  von,  Hist. 
taschenhuch,  1861,  p.  1.) 

Robinson,  Tracy.     Doubt.    1  p.    (Harper''s 

Mag.  V.  40,  1873,  p.  658.)— Planting  of  tlie   palm. 

1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  48, 1874,  p.  657.)— Song  of  the 
palm.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  46,  1873,  p.  346.)— A 
Tropic  sunset.  1  p.  (Xfaj-per's  J/afli.  v.  65,1882,  p.  277.) 

Robinson,  Vincent  J.  Eastern  carpets. 
12  early  examples,  with  a  preface  by  Sir  G. 
Bird  wood.  Printed  in  colours,  after  water- 
colour  drawings  by  E.  Julia  Robinson.  lion- 
don.  1882.     fo.  P.29.3 

Robinson,  William.  Parks,  promenades, 
and  gardens  of  Paris  described  and  con- 
sidered in  relation  to  the  wants  of  our  own 
cities  and  of  public  and  private  gardens. 
London,  1869.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  180, 1869,  p.  459.)  —4684 


Robinson,  William  Davis.    Memoirs  of  the 

Mexican  revolution.  35  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart,  liev.  v. 
30,  1824,  p.  151.) 

Robinson,  William  Stevens.    1818-76.    The 

salary  grab  :  a  history  of  the  passage  of  the 
act  increasing  the  salaries  of  membei-s  of 
Congress  ;  with  full  lists  of  the  yeas  and  nays 
in  both  branches,  with  a  sketcli  of  the  de- 
bates, and  a  review  of  the  apologies  for  the 
bill.  Boston,  1873.  12°.  [With  St.  Qeorge, 
J.,  Leisure  moments.)  1398 

Robinson  Crusoe,  Life  and  surprising 
adventures  of.     De  Foe,  D.  1295 

Robiou,  Felix  Marie  Louis  Jean  de  la  Tre- 
honnais.  1818—.  Itineraire  des  Dix-mille. 
Etude  topographique,  avec  3  cartes.  Paris, 
1873.  8°.  {Biblioth.  de  Vecole  des  hautes 
etudes,  v.  14.)  —4154 

Questions    Homeriques.      I.    Fragments 

de  mythologie  pelasgique  conserves  dans 
I'lliade.  II.  Geographie  de  I'Asie  Mineure 
au  temps  de  la  guerre  de  Troie.  III.  Insti- 
tutions et  coutumes  de  la  Grece,  aux  temps 
heroiques,  peuples  aryens  ;  avec  3  cartes. 
Paris,  1876.  8°.  [Biblioth.  de  Vdcole  des 
hautes  etudes,  v.  27.)  —4154 

Schmlt,  J.  A.  Del'lnfluenceduStoicismeil'fipoque 

des  Flavieus  et  des  Antonins,  par  R.  25  pp.  [Corres- 
pondant,  v.  33,  1854,  p.  65.) 

Robison,  John,  LL.  D.  1739-1805.  System 
of  mechanical  philosophy,  with  notes,  by 
David  Brewster.  Edinburgh,  1822.  4  v.  8°, 
and  atlas,  obi.  8°.  —1526 

Playfatr.  J.    Biographical  account  of  R.    60  pp. 

(Works,  \.  4,  p.  119;  and  Royal  Soc.  Kdiu.  Trans,  v.  7, 
1815,  p.  495.) 

Robitaille,  Frangois  Joseph.  1800—.  No- 
tice; (Euvres  oratoires.    39  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Orat. 

sacr€s,  v.  86,  p.  361.) 

Robortello,  Francesco.     1516-67.     De  cog- 

nomiuibus,  etappellationlbus  Impp.  2  pp.  (Graevius, 
J.  G.,  Tlies.  antiq.  Rom.  v.  7,  p.  1141.)— Laconlcl  seu 
sudationis,  quae  adhuc  visitur  in  rulna  balnearum 
Pisanae  urbis,  explicatio.  4  pp.  (Graevius,  J.  G., 
Thes.  antiq.  Rom.  v.  12,  p.  381.)— I.  De  leglonibug 
Romanontm.  II.  De  commodis,  praemils,  et  donis 
militaribus.  III.  De  poenls  milltum,  et  ignomiuils. 
11  pp.  (Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Rom.  v.  10,  p.  1468.) 
— De  meusium  appellatione  ex  nomiulbus  im- 
peratorum.  1  p.  (Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Rom.  v. 
8,  p.  305.)— De  provlnciis  Rontanornin,  et  earum 
distributione  atque  adnilnistratioue ;  De  judiciis,  et 
omni  consuetudine  causas  agendl  apud  Romanes ;  De 
magistratibus  impp. ;  De  gradibus  honorum  et  magis- 
tratuum  Rom.  13  pp.  (Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  ajitiq. 
Rom.  V.  3,  pp.  1, 11,  37,  43.) 

Niceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  42. 

Robsart,  Amye.  Adlard,  G.  Amye  Rob- 
sart  and  the  Earl  of  Leycester.     1870. 

Pettigrew,  T.  J.     Inquiry  into  the  jmr- 

ticulars  connected  with  the  death  of  Amy 
Robsart  (Lady  Dudley),  at  Cumnor  Place, 
Berks,  Sept.  8,  1560.     1859. 

Isaac,  H.    Amy  Robsart  und  Graf  Leicester.    40  pp. 

{Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  17,  1882,  p.  137.) 
See  also  Scott,  Sir  W.    Kenllworth. 

Robson,  Rev.  John.  Hinduism  and  its  re- 
lations to  Christianity.  Edinburgh,  1874. 
p.  8°.  —2284 

Robson,  John.  1802-78.  On  the  compara- 
tive advantages  of  some  methods  of  teaching  Latin 
and  Greek.    40  pp.    (C/ass.  JI/««.  v.  4,  p.  388.) 

{Ed.)  Tliree  early  English  metrical  ro- 
mances. With  an  introduction  and  glossary. 
Ed.  from  a  MS  in  the  possession  of  J.  I. 
Blackburne.  London,  1842.  sm.  4°.  {Cam- 
den Soc.  "^o,  \d.)  1596 


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— A'vo^vynge  of  King  Artber. — Sir  Amadace. 

{Ed.)    Scottisli  field;  a  poem  on  the  battle  of 

Floddeu.    28  pp.     (  Chetham  Soc.  v.  37 ;  Jliteel.  v.  2.) 

Robson,  Thomas.  The  British  herald,  or 
cabinet  of  armorial  bearings  of  the  nobility 
and  gentry  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland, 
from  the  earliest  to  the  present  time  ;  with 
a  complete  glossary  of  heraldic  terms :  to 
which  is  prefixed  a  history  of  heraldry. 
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Robson,  William  James.    Love  and  loyalty, 

a  play.    71  pp.    (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  tkeat.  v.  6.) 

Robasti,  Jacopo.    See  Tintoretto. 
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his  Hist,  des  pelntres :  Ecole  T^nlUenne.    20  pp. 

Roby,  Henry  John.  1830 — .  Grammar  of 
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Roby,  John.  1793-1850.  Traditions  of  Lan- 
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Robyii.    See  Rubin. 

Rocanianra,    Guillaume,    and     Roea- 

maura.  Pierre.  [Donatio.]  1  p.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d', 
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RO€Ca,  Albert  J.  Michel.  — 1818.  Memoires 
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Tlie  same.  Tr.  from  the  French.  Lon- 
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Rocca,  or  Roccha,  Angiolo.    1545-1620.    De 

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Ntceron,  J.  P.    M^m.  des  hommes,  v.  21. 

Rocco,  Antonio.      Esercitazioni  filosofiche 

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Roehanibean,  A.  L.,  Marquis  de.    See  La- 

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Stoxe.   E.  M.     Our  French  allies.    Ro- 

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Rochas,  Victor  de,  Les  parias  de  France 
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Rochdale,  England.  Holyoake.  G,  J, 
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Roche,  ( — ),  Tiger  Roche,  an  Irish  character, 

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Roche,  Achille,  1801-34,  Memoires  de  R. 
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Roche,  Antonin.  1813—.  Histoire  des  prin- 
cipaux  ecrivains  frangais  depuis  I'origine 
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Roche,  Edouard,  1820—,  Nouvelles  re- 
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Roche,  James.     Essays  critical,  etc.,  by  an 

octogenarian.  25  pp.  (Rev.  ot  in  Dublin  Set.  v,  31, 
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Roche,  James  Jeffrey.   1847—.    TheV-a-s-e. 

2  pp.  (Mason,  E.  T.,  Humorous  masterpieees  from  Am.  lit. 
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Roche,  John,  Inquiry,  concerning  the 
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is  proved,  by  internal,  as  well  as  by  direct 
and  satisfactory  evidence,  that  they  were 
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Roche,  Maria  Regina,  1765-1845,  Visite 
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Roche,  Richard  W,  Catalogue  of  the  private 
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Roche.    See  also  La  Roche, 

Roche,  Xotre-Dame  de  la.  Abbey.  France. 

Gnerard,  B.  E.  C.  Notice  du  cartulalre  de  I'abbaye 
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Roche  abbey.    Hills,  G,  M.    Roche  abbey, 

Yorkshire.  9  pp.  3  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeo!.  Assoc.  Joum. 
V.  30, 1874,  p.  421.) 

Roche-anx-F^es,  departement  dUle-et- 

Yllaiue.  La  Pilaie,  (— ).  5  pp.  (Soc.  anUq.  de  France, 
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Rochechonart,   Guillaume   de.     —1568. 

Memoires  de  (1497-1558).  9  pp.  (Michaud  and  Poa- 
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Petitot,  C.  B.  and  A.,  JKm.  r«I,  kUt.  de  France,  s,  1,  v.  32, 

p.  497.) 

Rocheford,  Viscount.    See  Boleyn,  G, 

Rochefort,  Charles  Cesar  de,  —1690,  His- 
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Rochefort,  Henri  Louis  d'Aloigny,  Comte 
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Rochefort,    Marie    Therdse.   Comtesse  de. 

Iioineule.  L.  de.  Mme.  de  Bochetort,  sa  famille  el 
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Rochefort,  France.    Expedition  against  R. 

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Byng.) 
Rochefort-Iiacay,  Victor  Henri,  Manpiis 

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R  ochefoncanld.    See  La  Rochefoucauld. 

Rochegiide,  (— )  de.  Essai  d'un  glossaire 
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Pamasse  occitanien.  ou  choix  de  poesies 

originales  des  troubadours,  tirees  des  manu- 
scrits  nationaux.  [Anon.]  Toulouse,  1819, 
8°.  2374 

Roohojaqnelein.  See  La  Rochejaquelein. 

Roche  lie.  La,  France.      Delayant.   L.   G. 

>'oie  sur  la  jurisdiction  des  maires  de  B.  1  p.  (Soc. 
antiq.  de  France,  BniL  1867,  p.  188;  with  Mim.  ▼.  30, 
1868.)  —  Bectiflcatlon  d'nn  passage  de  I'Histoire  de 
Charles  VII,  de  M.  YaUet  de  Ylrivllle,  relatif  A  un  si6ge 
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p.  146;  with  M£m.  t.  31.  1869.)  — Jonyvean-des- 
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p.  35.) 

Rochester,  Earl  of.    See  Wilmot,  John. 
Rooliester,  England.    Annual  meeting  held 

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Rocroy,  France.    Cheruel,  A.     Bataille  de 

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Roder,  Christian  {Ed.)  Heinrich  Hug's 
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Roderick  Hndson.    198  pp.    James.  H., 

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Roderick  Random.    See  SmoUet,  T. 
Roderick,  the  last  of  the  Goths.    Southey, 
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Rodericus.    12  cent.    Privilegium  de  dono 

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Rodez,  France.     Desjardins,   G.     Eveques 

de  R.  au  IX,  au  X,  et  au  XII  sidcle,  supplement  au 
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Rodger,   William.      Pitman,  I.      Trial    of 

William  Rojer.     1868. 
Rodgers,  Admiral  John.     Headley,  J.   T. 

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Rodgers,  Paul.     1788-1851.     Recollections 

of  Ebenezer  Elliott,  his  family  and  friends.  26  pp. 
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Rodgers.    See  also  Rogers. 

Rodier,  Gabriel.  1800—.  Antiquite  des 
races  humaines,  reconstitution  de  la  chrono- 
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Rodman,  Lieut.-Col.  Thomas  Jeflferson. 
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properties  of  metals  for  cannon  and  the 
qualities  of  cannon  powder ;  with  an  ac- 
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Rodman,  William  Logan.   Higginson,  T.  W. 

Biography  of  R.    13  pp.    (Harcard  Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  59.) 

Rodney,  Caesar.     Sanderson,  J.     Caesar 

Rodney.    46  pp.    (In  his  Biog.  of  the  signers,  v.  8,  p.  79.) 

Rodney,  George  Brydges,  Baron  Rodney. 
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Statement  of  some  important  facts,  supported 

by  authentic  documents,  relating  to  the  operation  of 
breaking  the  enemy's  line,  as  practised  for  the  1  time 
in  the  celebrated  battle  of  the  12  of  April,  1782.  30  pp. 
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Rodolf.    See  Rudolph. 

Rodolphe  I,  King  of  Burgundy.     —912. 

Diplomata.    3  pp.    (Bouquet.  M.,  Eec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  9, 

p.  691.) 

Rodolphe  HI,  King  of  Burgundy.  —1032. 

Diplomata.  13  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v. 
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Rodolphe,  of  Cluny.    —1177.    Vita  Petri 

Venerabilis  abbatis  Cluuiacensls.  8  pp.  (Marline, 
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Rodolphe.    See  also  Rodulphe.— Rudolph. 

Rodrigue  de  Tillandraudo.  See  Vil- 
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Rodrigues,  J.  C.  The  Panama  canal,  its 
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Rodriguez,  Alphonso.  1526-1616.  Practice 
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Rodulphe    (Glaber),    of  Cluny.      —1050. 

Historlarum  sul  temporis  llbfl  V.  63  pp.  (Bouquet, 
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(Gulzot,  r.  P.  &.,  Mim.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  6,  p.  163.)— 
Ex  libro  I  Historlarum.  3  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec. 
hist.  Gaules,  v.  8,  p.  238.) 

Rodulphe.     See  also  Rodolphe.— Rudolph. 

Rodulphus.    See  Raoul.— Rudolph. 

Rodwell,  George  Farrer.  Etna,  a  history 
of  the  mountain  and  of  its  eruptions.  With 
maps  and  illustrations.    London,  1878.     12°. 

—1626 

{Ed.)    Dictionary  of  science  ;  comprising 

astronomy,  chemistry,  dynamics,  electricity, 
heat,  hydrodynamics,  hydrostatics,  light, 
magnetism,  mechanics,  meteorology,  pneu- 
raatics.  sound,  and  statics  ;  preceded  by  an 
essay  on  the  history  of  the  physical  sciences. 
London,  1871.     8°,  R.105 

Rodwell,  George  Herbert  Bonaparte.  1800- 
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J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  25;  Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  4.) 

Rodwell;  J.   Thomas  G.      More  blunders 

than  one,  a  farce.  33  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston 
theat.  V.  2.)— A  Race  for  dinner:  a  farce.  28  pp. 
(Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  19.) 

Rodwell»  Rev.  John  Medows  [Tr.)    Annals 

of  Assur-nasir-pal.  44  pp.  (Birch,  S.,  Records  of  the 
past,  V.  3,  p.  37.)— (Tr.)  Inscription  of  Alerodach 
Baladan  III.  8  pp.  (Birch,  8.,  Records  of  the  past,  v. 
9,  p.  29.)— (Tr.)  Bull  inscription  of  Sennactierib. 
8  pp.  (Blrcli,  8.,  Records  of  the  past,  v.  7,  p.  57.)— (TV.) 
Inscription  of  Tiglath  Pileser  11;  Inscription  of 
Nebuchadnezzar;  Inscription  of  NerlgUssar.  41  pp. 
(Birch,  S.,  Records  of  the  past,  v.  5,  pp.  43,  111,  137.) 

(TV.)  El-Kor'an,  or  the  Koran.  See  Mo- 
hammed. 

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Roe,  Rev.   Edward  Payson.     1838-88.    The 

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700,  877  ;  v.  73,  1886,  pp.  42,  276,  443,  529,  703;  V.  74,  1887, 
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Roe,  Rev.  Henry.  English  system  of  elemen- 
tary education :  its  growth,  orgauisatiou,  and  present 
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Roe,  Rev.  Peter.    Madden,  S.    Memoir  of 

the  life  of  the  late  Rev,  Peter  Roe.     1842. 
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8,  p.  1;  Purchas,  8.,  His  pilgrimes,  v.  1,  p.  535.)— Let- 
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1629-30.  Ed.  by  8.  R.Gardiner.  98  pp.  (Camden  Miscel. 
V.  7 :  Camden  Soc.  n.  8.  No.  14.) 
Nlceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  dos  hommea,  v.  26. 

Roe.    See  also  Row.— Rowe. 

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Roebuek,  John  Arthur.  1802-79.  History 
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Austin,  W.  J.     Who  is  R.?    7  pp.    (Atlant.  Monthly, 

V.  12,  1863,  p.  388.)— Colonies  of  England.  15  pp. 
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Roedenbeck,  Karl  Heinrich  Siegfried. 
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erlaeuterung  der  lebensbeschreibungen 
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einem  anhang  enthaltend  ein  tagebuch  aus 
Friedrichs  des  Grossen  regentleben  von 
1740-86,  mit  historischen,  charakteristischen 
notizen,  berichtigungen . . .  Berlin,  1836-42. 
5  V.  8°.  5854 

Roeder,  Karl  David  August.    Grundzuege 

des  naturrechts  Oder  der  rechtsphllosophle.  16  pp. 
(Rev.  of,  by  F.  W.  T.  Schliephake,  in  Zeits.  f.philos.  v. 
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Roederer,  Pierre  Louis,  Comte.  1754-1835. 
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Roediger,    Emil.      1801-74.      Ueber   zwei 

pergamentblaettor  mit  altarabischer  schrlft.  8  pp. 
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Ueber  elnen  helm  mit  arabisclien  Inscliriften. 
5  pp.  1  pi.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  12, 1858,  p. 
300.)  —  Mittheilungen  zur  liandscltrifleukunde. 
63  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  13, 1859,  p.  219 ; 
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plioenikisclie  inscbrift  elnes  am  19  Jan.  1855  nahe 
bel  Sidon  gefundenen  koenigs-sarkophags.  14  pp.  1  pi. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  9,  1855,  p.  647.)— 
Schlussbemerkungen  ueber  die  saniaritanlsclien 
inscliriften.  3  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits. 
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Roedinger,  F.    Gesetze  der  bewegung  im 

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Roehner,  Georg  Wilhelm.  Practical  trea- 
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Roehr,  Johann  Friedrich.  1777-1848.  His- 
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the  time  of  Christ :  tr.,  with  notes  and  cor- 
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Roehricht,  Reinhold.  Beitraege  zur  ge- 
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2  V.  8°.  3735 

{Ed.)      Testimonia    minora  de   V  bello 

sacro  e  chronicis  occidentalibus.  Gonevae, 
1882.     8°.     {Soc.deVorient.lat.v.S.)      3193 

and  Melsner, Heinrich  {Eds.)  Deutsche 

pilgerreisen  nach  dem  Heiligen  Lande. 
Berlin,  1880.    8°.  1406 


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Contents. 

Auonymus  von  Donauescli-  Pappenhelm,  A.  von  (1563- 

IngendMl).  W). 

Bern.  J.  von  (1346-47).  Pflnzlng,  G.  (1436). 

Breltenbach,  B.  von  (1483).  Rattenberg,  G.  von  (1527). 

Bueseck,  E.  von  (1587-88).  Rauter,  L.  von  (1567-71). 

Fabri,  F.  (1492).  Kehllnger,  F.  (1550). 

Fassbender,  P.  (1492).  Rieter,  S.  (1479). 

Grueneinberg,  C.  (1486).  Rindnelsch,  P.  (1496). 

Gumppenberg.  G.von  (1483).  Schachten,  D.  von  (1491). 

Hlruhelm,  .J.  von  (1569).  Schneider,  H.  (1493). 

Leman,  XJ-  (1472-80).  Schwalbach,  G.  von  (1440). 

Otto  Heinrich,  Pfalzgraf  bel  Thunger,  S.  (1551). 

Bheln(1521).  Zuelnhart,  W.  von  (1495). 

{Eds.)     Reisebuch  der  familie  Rieter. 

See  Rieter,  P..  Rieter.  S..  and  Rieter,  S.,  Jr. 
Boehrig,  A.     Physiologie  der  haut,  experi- 
'     mentell  und  kritisch.     Berlin,  1876.     8°. 

—1603 
Roelas^  Juan  de  las.     Lefort,  P.    Juan  de 

las  Roelas.    4  pp.    iBla.nc,  A.  A.  F.  C,  HUi.  des  ptintres, 

Ecole  espagnole.) 

Roeuier,  Ferdinand.  1818—.  Die  kreide- 
bildungen  von  Texas,  und  ihre  organischen 
einschluesse.     Bonn,  1852.     r.  4°.         —1612 

Die  silurische  fauna  des  westlichen  Ten- 
nessee. Eine  palaeontologische  mono- 
graphie.     Breslau,  1860.     4°.  —1612 

Ueber  dieaeltesten  formen  dea  organlsclien 

lebeus  auf  der  erde.    36  pp.    {Samml.  wUsens.  vortrg. 
v.  4,  1870,  p.  755.) 

Roenier,  Ludwig.  Volkstuemliche  dicht- 
ungsarten  der  altprovenzalischen  lyrik. 
Marburg,  1884.  8°.  (Stengel,  E.,^tt«^a&en, 
V.  26.)  -  2305 

Roeiuer,  Olaus.    Ckjndorcet,  M.  J.  A.  N.  C, 

Marquis  de.     Eloge  de  R.     7  pp.     ( (Euvret,  v.  2,  p.  76.) 

Roeuier   und   Oermanen  im  4  jahr- 

hundert.    59  pp.    Koepke,  E.  R.  A.    (Baumer,  F.  von, 
Hi^t.  taschmbuck,  1864,  p.  163.) 

Roenier  mid  Romaueu  in  den  Donau- 

laeudern.     Jung.  J.  2724 

Roenierzng  Kaiser  Heinriehs  Til. 

Poehlmann.  R.  3676 

Roeuiisch  und  ronianiscli.     Eyssen- 

hardt.F.  —2115 

Roeniische  alterthuemer.    Lange.  L. 

3  V.  1776 

Roeuiische  annalistik.    Nitzsch.  K.W. 

2745 
Roeniische     bundesgenossenkrieg. 

Kiene,  A.  2754 

Roeuiische  dichtung,  Geschichte  der. 

Ribbeck,  J.  K.  O.  3212 

Roemische  erotik.    Paldamus,  H.    3232 
Roeuiische  ikouographie.    Bernoulli, 

J.  J.     2  V.  2703 

Roeuiische  kaiserfrauen.     Stahr,  A. 

{In  his  Bilder  aus  dem  alterthunie. )        2727 
Roeniische  lautlehre.    Benary,  K.  A. 

A.  —2117 

Roeniische  luythologie.    Preller.  L. 

—2276 
Roemische   reehtsgesehiehte.      Ru- 

dorff.  A.  F.     2  v.  in  1.  —1327 

Roeniische   studien.     Eine  sammlung 

wissenschaf  tlicher  monographien  im  gebiete 

der    roemischen    gescbichte,    alterthuemer 

und  rechtsgeschichte.  v.  1.     Breslau.  1869. 

8°.  2445 

Oonlenl$.    Hnsclike,  G.  P.  E.    Das  alte  roemische 

Jahr  und  seiue  tage. 

Roemische   topographic   in    Leipzig. 
Urlichs,  L.  2725 


Roeniische   topographic    in   Rom. 

Becker.  W.  A.  1714 

Roemischen  kaiserreichs  unter  der 
regierung  des  Nero,  Geschichte  des.  Schil- 
ler. K.  H.  F.  H.  2743 

Roemischen  rechts  im  mittelalter,  Ge- 
schichte des.    Savigny,  F.  K.  von.    6  v.  in  5. 

—1338 

Roemischen  umgangssprache,  Ver- 
such  einer  characteristik  der.     Rebling,  O. 

—2115 

Roemisches  Papstthums,  Geschichte 
des.     Wattenbach.  W.  —3296 

Rocuiisches  priTatrecht.  Boecking. 
E.  —1328 

Rocuiisches  staatsrecht.  Mommsen, 
C.  M.  T.  —1325 

Rocn,  Kaspar  von  der.     Heldenbuch.     234 

pp.  iHagen,  F.H.  von  der, and  Prlmlsser,  A.,  Z)er?i«iden 
buck  in  der  ursprache.) 

Roensch,  Hermann.  Itala  und  vulgata. 
Das  sprach-idiom  der  urchristlichen  itala 
und  der  katholischen  vulgata  unter  berueck- 
sichtigung  der  roemischen  volkssprache 
durch  beispiele  eriaeutert.  Marburg,  1875. 
8°.  —2112 

Neue  testament  Tertullian's.     Aus  den 

schriften  des  letzteren  moeglichst  voll- 
staendig  reconstruirt.  mit  einleitungen  und 
anmerkungen  textkritischen  und  sprach- 
lichen  inhaltes.     Leipzig,  1871.     8°.     —1226 

Rocuspiess,  Albert.  1839—.  De  conju- 
gationis  Latinae  formis  apud  Terentium 
earumque  origine.    Thorunii,  n.  d.    4°.   3232 

vita.     1   p.     (With  his  De  conj ugationia  Latinae 

formis  apud  Terentium  earumque  origine,  p.  31.) 

Roepcll,  Richard,  and  Caro^  Jacob.  Ge- 
schichte Polens.  Hamburg,  1840-86.  5  v. 
in  6,  8°.  (Heeren,  A.  H.  L..  and  Ukert,  F. 
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Roer,  Johann  Heinrich  Eduard.  1805 — . 
Lehrsprueche  der  Vaiceshika-philosophle  von  Ean- 
&da.  172  pp.  (Deutscb.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  r.  21, 1867, 
p.  309;  V.  22, 1868,  p.  383.) 

Rocsch,  Gustav.  Nabopolassar.  Einarchae- 

ologisctier  versuch.  39  pp.  (Deutscb.  morg.  gesells. 
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Roesch,  W.    Der  dichter  Horatius  und  seine 

zeit.  40  pp.  {Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  20, 1885,  p.  216.) 
— tJeber  das  wesen  und  die  geschichte  der  sprache. 
30  pp.     {Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  8, 1873,  p.  121.) 

Roese,  Bemhard.  1794-1857.  Herzog  Bern- 
hard  der  Grosse  von  Sachsen-Weimar.  Bio- 
graphisch  dargesteilt.  Weimar,  1828-29. 
2  V.  8°.  3605 

Rocsc,  Johann  Anton  Ferdinand,  aus  Lue- 

beek.  Schaerer,  E.  Lebensskizze.  37  pp.  {Zeit.  f. 
philos.  V.  78, 1881,  p.  34.) 

Rocsel  Ton  Roscnhof,  August  Johann. 
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4  V.  sm.  4°.  —2646 

Rocskildc,  or  Roskilde,  Denmark.  Anni- 
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10  pp.  (Langebeck,  .J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer. 
Danic.  v.  8,  p.  321.)— Epigcopi  Roskildenses ;  Ca- 
talogus  pontiflcum  Roskildeosium.  15  pp.  (Lange- 
beck, J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  7,  pp. 
152,  155.)  —  Uber  datlcns  RoskUdensis.  11  pp. 
(Langebeck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  3, 
p.  265.)— Statnta  capitnll  Eosklidensis  et  necro- 
logium  Roskildense.  17  pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,  and 
Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  6,  p.  591.) 


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Roesler,  Christian  Friedrich.  1736-1821. 
Chronica  medii  aevi,  argumento  generaliora, 
auctoritate  celebriora,  usu  communiora,  post 
Eusebium  atque  Hieronymum  res  secc.  IV, 
V  et  VI  exponentia.  Nova  hac  editione  col- 
legit,  digessit,  commodo  apparatu  instruxit, 
V.  1.     Tubingae,  1798.     12°.  3735 

Roesler,  Robert.  1837-74.  Romaenische 
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Roestell,  Wilhelm.     Geschichtliche  einleit- 

ung.  Von  dem  archlv  des  Lateranlscheu  palastes. 
40  pp.  (Plainer,  E.,  and  others,  Beschreibung  der  stadt 
Rom,  V.  2,  pt.  2,  p.  284.) — Ueber  die  glaubwuerdlgkelt 
der  aeltesten  lebensbeschrelbungen  der  Paepste  j 
Rome  katakomben  und  deren  alterthuemor.  73  pp. 
(Plainer,  E.,  and  olhers,  Beschi-eibung  der  stadt  Rom,  v.  1, 
pp.  207,  355.) 

Roeth,  'Eduard  Maximilian.  Geschichte 
unserer  abendlaendlschen  phllosophle.  15  pp.  (Rev. 
ol,  by  R.  Roth,  In  Zeits.f.  philos.  v.  17, 1847,  p.  243.) 

Roetteken,  Hubert.  Der  zusammengesetzte 
satz  bei  Berthold  von  Regensburg.  Ein  bei- 
trag  zur  mittelhochdeutschen  syntax.  Strass- 
burg,  1884.  8°.  (Brink,  B.  ten,  and  others. 
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Roffe,  Alfred.  Musical  triad  from  Shakes- 
peare, the  clown  in  Twelfth  Night ;  Autoly- 
cus ;  The  Lord  of  Amiens.  Also  Shakes- 
peare upon  art  and  nature,  to  which  is 
added  old  English  singers,  and  Mr.  Bow- 
man, actor,  singer,  and  ringer.  Somers 
Town,  London,  1872.     sm.  4°.  3394 

Roffiaen^  Eugene.  1821-65.  Traite  descrip- 
tif  et  raisonne  des  constructions  hydrau- 
liques  a  la  mer  et  dans  les  eaux  courantes, 
avec  applications  aux  travaux  militaires. 
Bruxelles,  1861-64.    3  v.  8°.  —2714 

Roger  I,  King  of  Sicily.  Alessandro,  Abbot 
of  St.  SaJvadore.  Rogerll  regis  SlcUiae  rerum  gestarum 
Ubrl  IV.  21  pp.  (Graevlus,  J.  Q.,  TUes.  antiq.  SicU.  v.  5 ; 
Muralorl,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Hal.  script,  v.  5,  p.  607.) 

Roger,    Count    of   Carcassonne.      10    cent. 

Ghana.  2  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  9, 
p.  735.) 

Roger  I,  Count  of  Sicily.    Geoffroi  {Mala- 

terra).  De  rebus  gestl's  Robertl  Gulscardl  duels  Cala- 
brlae,  et  Rogerll  comltls  SlclUae.  52  pp.  (Graevlus, 
J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Sicil.  v.  5.) 

Roger,  Abp.  of  Bourges.     14  cent.    Trans- 

lallo  corporis  8.  Odllonls.  1  p.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 
s.  Lat.  V.  142,  p.  1048.) 

Roger,  of  Bishopsbridge,  Abp.  of  York.    12 

cent.  Eplstola  ad  Alexandrum  III  papam,  de  Gllberlo 
Londlnensl  eplscopo.  2  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  V.  200,  p.  1398.) 

Roger,  Bp.  of  Worcester.    12  cent.    Epistola 

ad  capllulum  Cantuarleusl.  2  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  190,  p.  1040.) 

Roger,  Abbot  of  St.  Evurte,  Orleans.  12  cent. 
Revelatlo  de  Inventlone  8.  pontlflcls  Evurtll.  2  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  199,  p.  1125.) 

Roger,  Monk  of  Cropland.  Vita  S.  Thomae 
Cantuar.  archiep.  See  Henry,  Abbot,  and 
Roger,  Monk  of  Cropland. 

Roger,  de  Caen,  Monk  of  Le  Bee.    11  cent. 

Carmen  de  contemptu  mundl.  2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  158,  p.  706.) 

Roger,  Rotger,  or  Ruotger,  of  Cologne.     10 

cent.  Vita  Bruuonls  archleplscopl  Coloulonsis.  24  pp. 
(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  4,  p.  252;  Lelbultz,  G.  W., 
Script,  rer.  Brunsvic.  v.  1,  p.  273;  Mlguo,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  t. 
Lat.  V.  134,  p.  937.) 

Roger,  of  Hoveden.  12  cent.  Annalium 
pars  prior,  et  posterior.  Francofurti,  1601. 
fo.  (Savile,  H.,  Rer.  Anglic,  script,  post 
Bedam.)  1571 


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don, 1868-71.  4  V.  8°.  (Gt.  Brit.  Rolls 
chron.)  4574 

Annals,  comprising  the  history  of  Eng- 
land and  of  other  countries  of  Europe,  from 
A.  D.  732  to  A.  D.  1201.  Tr.  from  the  Latin, 
with  notes  and  illustrations,  by  Henry  T. 
Riley.  London,  1853.  2  v,  p.  8°.  (Bohn, 
H.  G.,  Antiq.  Libr.)  1568 

Ex  Annallbus;    Ex  Annalibus    per  anonymum 

contlnuatls.  107  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  last.  Gaules, 
V.  11,  p.  309;  V.  13,  p.  205;  v.  17,  p.  546;  v.  18,  p.  164.)— 
Ex  Clironica.  58  pp.  (Frankfort  8oc.  Script,  v.  27, 
p.  133.)— Excerpta  de  rebus  gestls  Heiiricl  Leouls 
Saxonlae  Duels,  el  fllU  ejus  Ottonls  IV  Imperatorls. 
5  pp.     (Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Script,  rer.  Brunsvic.  v.  1,  p.  876.)  • 

Roger ,  0/ Poniigr?!?/.    12  cent.  Sancti  Thomae 

Cantuarlensls  archleplscopl  et  martyrls  vita.  25  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  190,  p.  55.) 

Roger,  of  Wendover.  — 1236.  Chronica, 
sive  Flores  historiarum,  nunc  primum  edidit 
Henricus  O.  Coxe.  Londini,  1841-42.  4  v. 
8°.     {Eng.  Hist.  Soc.)  1585 

The  same.    Ed.   by  G.   Hewlett.    V.   1. 
London,  1886.    r.  8°.    {Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.) 

4592 

Appendix  ad  Flores  historiarum  :  in  qua 

lectionum  varietas  additionesque,  quibus 
chronicon  istud  ampliavit  et  instruxit  Mat- 
thaeus  Parisiensis.  Londini,  1844.  8°.  {Eng. 
Hist.  Soc.)  1585 

Flowers  of  history,  comprising  the  history 

of  England  from  the  descent  of  the  Saxons 
to  A.  D.  1235,  formerly  ascribed  to  Matthew 
Paris.  Tr.  from  the  Latin,  by  J.  A.  Giles. 
London,.  1849.  2  v.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G., 
Antiq.  Libr.)  1568 

Ex  Floribus  historiarum.    71  pp.    (Frankfort 

Soc.  Script.  V.  28,  p.  3.) 

and  Paris,  Matthew.  Relations  touch- 
ing the  Tartars.  6  pp.  (Purchas,  S.,  His  pilgrimes, 
V.  3,  p.  60.) 

Roger,  (— ),  Baron.    Resultat  des  questions 

adressees  au  nomm6  Mboula,  marabou  maure,  de 
Tischlt,  et  k  un  N6gre  de  Walet,  qui  raccompagnalt. 
12  pp.     {Rec.  de  voyages  et  de  mim,.  v.  2,  p.  51.) 

Roger,  ( — ).  Voltaire  malade,  etude  histo- 
rique  et  medicale.     Paris,  1883.     16°.      5896 

Roger,  Alexandre  {Ed.)  Struensee  et  la 
cour  de  Copenhague,  1760-72.  Memoires  de 
Reverdil.    See  Reverdil,  E.  S.  F. 

Roger,  Charles.  Collation  of  the  Sacred 
Scriptures.  The  Old  Testament  from  the 
translations  of  John  Rogers,  the  Bishops, 
the  Genevan,  and  present  authorized  ver- 
sion -,  the  New  Testament  from  Wiclif,  the 
Rhemes,  or  Roman  Catholic,  tr.  1582,  the 
Genevan,  the  present  authorized,  and  Gil- 
bert Wakefield,  1795  .  . .    Dundee,  1847.  4°. 

—1232 

Roger,  Paul  Andre.  1812—.  Biographie 
generale  des  Beiges,  morts  ou  vivants  .  .  . 
[.4nou.]     Bruxelles,  1849.     8°.  8772 

Rogerius.    See  Ruggieri. 

Rogers,  Charles,  D.  Z).,  LL.  D.  1825—. 
Genealogical  memoirs  of  John  Knox,  and 
of  the  family  of  Knox.     London,  1879.     8°. 

2784 

Genealogical  memoirs  of  the  family  of 

Robert  Burns,  and  of  the  Scottish  house  of 
Burnes.     Edinburgh,  1877.     8°.  2785 

History  of  the  Chapel  Royal  of  Scotland, 

with  the  register  of  the  Chapel  Royal  of 
Stirling,  including  details  in  relation  to  the 


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rise  and  progress  of  Scottish  music,  and  ob- 
servations respecting  the  order  of  the 
Thistle.     Edinburgh.  1882.     8°.  —1273 

Life  of  George  Wishart,  the  Scottish  mar- 
tyr, with  his  tr.  of  the  Helvetian  confession. 
London,  1876.     8°.  4873 

Memorials  of  the  Earl  of  Stirling,  and  of 

the  House  of  Alexander.  Edinburgh.  1877. 
2  V.  8°.  4784 

Social  life    in    Scotland    from  early   to 

recent  times.     Edinburgh.  1884-86.     3  v.  8°. 

2583 

Memoir  of  James  I,  of  Scotland.    18  pp.    (James  I, 

Pott,  remaim,  p.  1.) — Memoir  of  Sir  Jobu  Scot.  24  pp. 
(Scot,  Sir  3.,  Staggering  state  of  the  Scottith  statesmen, 
p.  1.) 

Rogers,  Edward  Thomas.      CJoins   of    the 

Tlil&ni  dynasty.  21  pp.  1  pi.  (Thomas,  E.,  Intemat. 
numismat.  orient,  v.  1,  pt.  i.'S 

Rogers,  Elisa.      Lives  of   the  12  Caesars. 

Bristol.  1811.     5  v.  8°.  3815 

Rogers,  ilfrs.  Emma.    James  Savage.    22  pp. 

(Hirirard  Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  305.) 

Rogers,  Rev.  Ezekiel.  1590-1660.  Chief 
grounds  of  Christian  religion  set  down  by 
way  of  catechising,  gathered  long  since  for 
the  use  of  an  honourable  family.  London, 
1642  [repr.  1886].  12°.  {With  Mitchell,  A. 
F. ,  Catex;hisms  of  the  2  reformation. )     —2256 

Rogers,  George  Alfred.  Art  of  wood  carving. 
Practical  hints  to  amateurs  and  a  short  his- 
tory of  the  art.    London,  1867.  sm.  4°.  — 1724 

Rogers,  Rev.  Henry.  1807-77.  Eclipse  of 
faith  ;  or.  a  visit  to  a  religious  sceptic.  3  ed. 
[Anoii.']  Boston.  1853.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Brownson''s  Quart.  Rev.  3  s.  v.  1, 1853.  p.  417; 
N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  77.  1853.  p.  60.)  —4226 

Essays,  selected  from  contributions  to  the 

Edinburgh  Review.  London,  1850-55.  3  v. 
8°.  2273 

Contents.  Aiisllcanlsm :  or,  the  Oxford  tractarlan 
school,  V.  2.— Prevention  of  crime,  v.  2.— Treatment 
of  criminals,  V.  2. — Genius  and  writings  of  Des- 
cartes, V.  3.— History  of  the  Englisb  language, 
V.  3. — Structure  of  the  English  language,  v.  i. — Life 
and  writings  of  Thomas  Fuller,  v.  1.— Life  and  genius 
of  Lieibnitz,  v.  1.— Vanity  and  glory  of  literature, 
V.  1. — John  Iiocke,  v.  3. — liuther's  Correspond- 
ence and  character,  v.  1. — Andrew  Marvell,  v.  1. 
—  Genius  and  writings  of  Pascal,  v.  1.  — Literary 
genius  of  Plato:  character  of  Socrates,  v.  1. — Right 
of  private  Judgment,  v.  2.— Reason  and  faith; 
their  claims  and  conflicts,  v.  2.— Revolution  and 
reform,  v.  2. — Sacred  eloquence :  the  British  pul- 
pit, r.  1.— Sydney  Smith's  Lectures  on  moral 
pbilosophy,  V.  3. — Recent  developments  of  trac- 
tarianism.  v.  2.— Cltrantontane  doubts,  v.  3. 

Nefvman,  F.  W.     Reply  to  the  Defence  of   the 

"Eclipse  of  faith."  34  pp.  {In  his  Phases  of  faith, 
p.  173.)— Reason  and  faitb:  their  claims  and  con- 
fUcts.     20  pp.     (Rev.  of  in  Westm.  Rev.  v.  56, 1852,  p.  64.) 

See  also  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  67,  1878,  p.  193;  Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  52,  1858,  p.  56. 

Rogers,   Henry  Darwin,   LL.D.      1808-66. 

Description  of  the  geology  of  the  state  of 

New  Jersey,  being  a  final  report.    Phila. 

1840.    8°.  —1634 
Geological  exploration    of   the  state  of 

Pennsvlvania.      Reports   1-3,      Harrisburg. 

1838-39.     3  V.  8°.  —1635 

Geology  of  Pennsylvania,  a  government 

survey.  With  a  general  view  of  the  geology 
of  the  United  States,  essays  on  the  coal-for- 
mation and  its  fossils,  and  a  description  of 
the  coal-fields  of  North  America  and  Great 
Britain.  Edinburgh,  1858.  2  v.  in  3,  and 
atlas,  4°.  —1621 


Report  on  the  geological  survev  of  the 

state  of  New  Jersey.  2  ed.  Phiia.  1836. 
8°.  —1635 

Essays  on  the  coal   formation  and  its  fossils. 

28  pp.     (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  Ill,  1860,  p.  68.) 

Rogers,  Henry  J.  1811-79.  American  code 
of  marine  signals,  designed  for  communi- 
cating important  information  between  ves- 
sels at  sea  and  off  the  coast,  during  periods 
of  calms,  light  winds,  storms,  or  rough 
weather.    2  ed.     Baltimore.  1856.    r.  8°. 

—2763 

Life  saving  signal  book,  or  appendix  to 

the  American  code,  for  the  use  of  life  boat 
stations,  and  vessels  in  distress ;  also  for 
making  international  communications  be- 
tween vessels  of  different  nations  at  sea.  or 
off  the  coast  during  periods  of  calms,  light 
winds,  storms  or  rough  weather.  Balti- 
more [1856].     8°.  —2764 

Marine  telegraphic  list  of  merchant  ves- 
sels of  150  tons  and  upward,  employed  in 
the  commerce  of  the  United  States,  furnished 
for  the  American  code  of  signals  by  direction 
of  the  Hon.  James  Guthrie.  New  York.  1855. 
8°.     ( With  his  American  code. )  —2763 

French,  B.  B..  et  al.  ver.ms  H.  J.  Rogers. 

et  al.  Trial  in  case  of  telegraph  patent, 
[containing]  complainants' and  respondents' 
evidence.     1851.  2  v. 

Rogers,  Henry  Munroe.    Henry  Ropes.    9 

pp.     {Harvard  Mem.  biog.  y.  2,  p.  304.) 

Rogers, Herman G.    Aspasia.    2pp.   {Overld. 

Monthly,  V.  5,  1870,  p.  543.) 

Rogers,  Horatio.  1836—.  Personal  ex- 
periences of  the  Chancellorsville  campaign. 
Providence,  1880.  sq.  12°.  (Soldiers'  and 
Sailors'  Hist.  Soc.  of  R.  I.  Personal  narrat. 
2  s.  No.  9.)  2617 

f^Ed.)     Hadden's  Journal    and   Orderly 

books.    See  Hadden,  Maj.-Gen.  J.  M. 

Rogers,  J.  M.    Shakespeare.     1  p.    [Atlant. 

MontMy,  V.  38,  1876,  p.  142  ) 

Rogers,  James  Edwin  Thorold.  1824—. 
Cobden  and  modern  political  opinion.  Es- 
says on  certain  political  topics.  London, 
1873.     8°.  —1335 

Contents.  Commercial  diplomacy. — Defence  of 
the  corn  la^vs. —Education. —  Financial  re- 
form.— India  and  the  colonies. —  International 
relations,  war  and  peace.  —  Land  question. — 
Military  and  naval  expenditure.— Parliament 
of  1841. — Parliamentary  reform. 

Complete  collection  of  the  protests  of  the 

Lords,  with  historical  introductions.  Ox- 
ford. 1875.     3  V.  8°.  1565 

Ekjonomic  interpretation  of  history.  Lec- 
tures delivered  in  Worcester  College  Hall, 
Oxford,  1887-88.     New  York,  1888.     8°. 

—1365 

First  9  years  of  the  Bank  of  England  :  an 

enquiry  into  a  weekly  record  of  the  price  of 
bank  stock,  from  Aug.  17,  1694,  to  Sept.  17, 
1703.     Oxford.  1887.     8°.  —1365 

History  of  agriculture  and  prices  in  Eng- 
land from  the  year  after  the  Oxford  Parlia- 
ment (1259)  to  the  commencement  of  the 
continental  war  (1793).  Oxford.  1866-87. 
6  V.  8°.     (Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  46, 

1867.  p.  125 ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  126.  1867,  p.  43.) 

—2392 

Manual  of  political  economy.     Oxford. 

1868.  p.  8°.  —1308 


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Six  ceuturies  of  work  and  wages.    The 

history  of  English  labour.  New  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1886.     8°.  —1392 

Colonial  question.  57  pp.   (Cobden  Club,  Essai/s, 

1871-72.  p.  399.) 

(Ed.)     Loci  6  libro  veritatum.     Passages 

selected  fi-om  Gascoigne's  Theological  dic- 
tionary.   See  Gascoigne.  T. 

Rogers,  Rev.  James  Guinness.  Church  sys- 
tems of  England  in  the  19  century.  London, 
1881.     8°.  —1265 

Congregationalism  of  the  future.  69  pp.  (Rey- 
nolds, H.  R.,  Ecclesia,  p.  463.) 

Rogers,  Rev.  John,   the  Martyr.     Fox,  J. 

story,  life,  admonition,  and  martyrdom  of  R.    22  pp. 

{In  his  Acts  and  monuments,  v.  6,  p.  591 ;  Fathers  of  Eng. 

Ch.y.i,  p.  549;  Wordsworth,  C,  Ecctes.  hiog.v.1,  p.  301.) 

Rogers,   John.     McCabe,   J.  D.,   Jr.     John 

Rogers.     10  pp.     (/re /m- Great  fortunes,  p.  461.) 

Rogers,  May.  Waverley  dictionary,  an 
alphabetical  arrangement  of  all  the  charac- 
ters in  Sir  Walter  Scott's  Waverley  novels. 
Chicago,  1879.     12°.  1155 

Rogers,  Nathaniel  Peabody.  Pillsbury,  P. 
Nathaniel  Peabody  Rogers.  19  pp.  (In  his  Acts  of  the 
anti-slavery  apostles,  p.  28.) 

Rogers,  R.  C.    Little  Edith  Murray.     13  pp. 

[Oi-erld.  Monthly,  v.  9,  1872,  p.  235.)— "What  came  of 
a  moonlight  ramble.  9  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  9, 
1872,  p.  44.) 

Rogers,  Maj.  Robert.  1727-1800.  Journals, 
containing  an  account  of  the  several  excur- 
sions he  made  under  the  generals  who  com- 
manded upon  the  continent  of  NorthAmerica 
during  the  late  war.  With  an  introduction 
and  notes ...  by  Franklin  B.  Hough.  Albany, 
1883.     12°.  1656 

Reminiscences  of  the  French  war,  with 

the  New  England  rangers  under  his  com- 
mand ...  To  which  is  added  an  account 
of  the  life  and  military  services  of  Maj. -Gen. 
John  Stark  ;  with  notices ...  of  other  officers 
distinguished  in  the  French  and  revolution- 
ary wars.     Concord,N.  H.,1831.   p.  8°.    1647 

Journal  of  the  siege  of  Detroit.    15  pp.    (Hough, 

F.  B.,  Diary  of  the  siege  of  Detroit,  p.  121.) 

Stark,  C.    Rogers.    101  pp.    (/re  his  Memoir  of  Gen. 

John  Stark,  p.  386.) 

Rogers,  Robert  Possac.     The  funeral  bell. 

2  pp.  {Chr.  Exam.  v.  39, 1845,  p.  331.)— Spring.  2  pp. 
{Chr.  Exam.  v.  42,  1847,  p.  341.) 

Rogers,  Rev.  Samuel.  18  cent.  Poems  on 
various  occasions.     London,  1782.     3  v.  12°. 

1356 

Rogers,  Samuel.  1763-1855.  Italy,  a  poem. 
London,  1830.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackivood^s 
Mag.  v.  11,  1822,  p.  280.)  1366 

Poems.    London,  1854.    8°.    •  1366 

Recollections.   2  ed.    [Ed.  by  W.  Sharpe.] 

London,  1859.     16°.  3857 

Contents. 
Burke,  E. 
Ersklne,  T.,  Baron. 
Vox,  O.  J. 
Grattan,  H. 
GrenvUle,  W.  W.,  Baron 

Qrenville. 
Poraon,  R. 

Recollections    of    the  table-talk  of.    To 

which  is  added  Porsoniana.  London,  1856. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  104,  1856,  p.  73 ; 
Eraser's  Mag.  v.  53,  1856,  p.  395.)  3866 

Poems  and  life  of.    54  pp.    {kikla,  3.,  Brit,  poels, 

V.  3,  p.  234.) 

Byron,  G.  G.  N.,  Baron.    Unpublished  poem  on  R. 

4  pp.  (Frater's  Mag.  v.  7,  ia33,  i).  81.)— Human  life, 
a  poem.  6  pp.  (Rev,  of  in  lilackwood's  Mag.  v.  4, 1819, 
p.  668.)— Gallery  of  Illustrious  literary  charac- 


Scott,  Sir  W. 

Talleyrand-Perlgord,  C.  M., 
Prince  de. 

Tooke,  J.  H. 

Wellesley,  A.,  Duke  of  Wel- 
lington. 


ters.  Rogers.  2  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  2, 1830,  p.  237.) 
—Jeftrey.F.,  Lord.  Rogers' Human  life.  5  pp.  (In 
his  Contrib.  to  Edin.  Rev.  p.  409;  and  Edin.  Rev.  v.  31, 
1819,  p.  325.)— Mackenzie,  R.  B.  Recollections  of  R. 
5  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  12,  1856,  p.  808.)— Mackin- 
tosh, Sir  J.  Review  of  Rogers'  Poems.  7  pp.  (Miscel. 
works,  p.  254.)— Mason.  E.  T.  Samuel  Rogers.  26  pp. 
(In  his  Personal  traits  of  Brit,  authors,  p.  167.)— Rem- 
iniscence of  R.  5  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  14,  1857, 
p.  803.)— Roscoe,  W.  C.  Conversation  and  poetry  of 
R.     32  pp.     (Poems  and  essat/s,  v.  2,  p.  107.) 

Clayden,  p.  W.     Early  life  of  Samuel 

Rogers.     1887. 

Hay-ward.  A.    Samuel  Rogers.    71  pp.    {Biog.  and 

crit.  essays,  v.  1,  p.  60.)— Martinean,  H.  Samuel 
Rogers.    9  pp.    (In  her  Blog.  sketches,  p.  367.) 

See  also  Edin.  Rev.  v.  22,  1814.  p.  32;  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v. 
25,  1856,  p.  399;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  9,  1813,  p.  207. 

Rogers,  Samuel  Baldwyn.  Elementary 
treatise  on  iron  metallurgy.  London,  1857. 
8°.  —3746 

Rogers,  Rev.  Thomas.  —1616.  Catholic 
doctrine  of  the  Church  of  England,  an  ex- 
position of  the  39  articles.  Ed.  by  Rev.  J.  J. 
S.  Perowne.  Cambridge,  1854.  8°.  {Parker 
Soc.)  -  —3226 

Rogers,  Thomas  J.  1781-1832.  New  Amer- 
ican biographical  dictionary:  or,  remem- 
brancer of  the  departed  heroes,  sages,  and 
statesmen,  of  America,  confined  exclusively 
to  those  who  have  signalized  themselves  in 
either  capacity  in  the  revolutionai-y  war 
which  obtained  the  independence  of  their 
country.     3  ed.     Easton,  1824.     8°.  1184 

Rogers,William,  Z).Z).  1751-1824.  Journal 
of  a  brigade  chaplain  in  the  campaign  of  1779 
against  the  6  Nations.  Providence,  1879. 
sq.  12°.      {Rhode  Island  Hist.  Tracts,  No.  7.) 

2621 

See  also  Cook,  F.,  Journals  of  the  military  exped.  of 
Maj.- Gen.  John  Sullivan,  p.  246. 

Rogers,  Rev.  William.  1819—.  Reminis- 
cences. Compiled  by  R.  H.  Hadden.  2  ed. 
London,  1888.     12°.  4796 

Rogers,  Sergeant  William.    Journal.     1  p. 

(Cook,  F.  (Ed.),  Journals  of  the  mililary  exped.  of  Maj. - 
Gen.  John  Sullivan,  p.  266.) 

Rogers,  William  Augustus,  Ph.  D.  1832—. 
Catalogue  of  618  stars  observed  at  the  Astro- 
nomical Observatory  of  Harvard  College. 
Cambridge,  1880.     4°.  —2465 

Catalogue  of  1213  stars  observed  with  the 

meridian  circle  during  the  years  1870-79, 
and  prepared  under  the  direction  of  Joseph 
Winlock  and  Edward  C.  Pickering.  Cam- 
bridge, 1886.  4°.  (Harvard  College,  Astron. 
Observ.  Annals,  v.  15,  pt.  1.)  — 2451 

Observations  of  fundamental  stars  made 

with  the  meridian  circle  during  the  years 
1870-86,  and  prepared  for  publication  under 
the  direction  of  Joseph  Winlock  and  Edward 
C.  Pickering.  Cambridge,  1886.  4°.  (Har- 
vard College,  Astron.  Observ.  Annals,  v.  16.) 

—2451 

Rogers,  William  Barton,  LL.  D.     1804-82. 

Reports  of  the  progress  of  the  geological 

survey  of  the  state  of  Virginia  for  1840,  41. 

Richmond,  1841-42.     2  v.  in  1,  8°.         —1634 

Reprint    of   annual    reports    and    other 

papers,  on  the  geology  of  the  Virginias. 
New  York,  1884.     p.  8°.  —1648 

Contents.  Annual  reports.  1835-41.  —  Physical 
structure  of  the  Appalachian  chain.— Artesian 
borings  at  Fortress  Monroe. — Age  of  the  coal 
rocks  of  eastern  Virginia.  —  Observations  on  tho 
natural  ooke  of  the  ouUte  coal  region  In  the  vicinity 


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of   Blchmond. —  Gravel   and   cobble-stone    de- 

Soslts  of  Virginia  and  the  middle  states.— N"otes  from 
[acCarlane's     Geological     railway     gnlde. — 

Analysis  of  waters  of  the  principal  mineral  springs 
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iron  ore.  West  Virginia.— Subterranean  teinpera- 
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1177 

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Greenwood,  F.  W.  P.  Roget's  Brldgewater  trea- 
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Contents.  Abre  el  ojo.— Aspldes  de  Cleopatra. 
—  Bandos  de  Verona.  —  Cain  de  Catalnfia. — 
Casarse  por  vengarse. — Catalan  Serrallonsa, 
y  baudos  de  Barcelona.- Desafio  de  Carlos  V. — 
Don  Diego  de  Xoche.— Don  Pedro  Miago. — 
Donde  hay  agravios  no  hay  celos.  y  amo  cri- 
ado.— Entre  bobos  anda  el  Juego,  don  Laucas 


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de  Cigarral. — Esmeralda  del  amor. — Hermo- 
8ura  y  la  desdiclia. —  £iO  que  qiierla  ver  el 
Marques  de  Villena. — Lo  que  sou  mujeres. — 
MAs  tiidalga  Herntosura. — MAa  inipropio  ver- 
dugo  por  la  mAs  Justa  veiigaiiza.  —  No  hay 
amigo  para  amigo. — No  liay  ser  padre  sieudo 
rey.— Nuestra  SeAora  de  Atoclia. — Obligados 
y  ofendidos  y  Gorron  de  Salamniica. — Peli- 
grar  en  los  remedlos.— Priiuci'O  es  la  Iioiira 
que  el  gusto.  —  Progue  y  Filomena.  —  Rey 
abajo  iiinguno,  y  Labrador  m&s  honrado,  Garcia 
del  CastaHar. — Santa  Isabel,  reiua  de  Portugal. 
— Sill  bonra  no  hay  amistad.— Tamblen  la 
afrenta  es  veneuo. — Traicioii  bnsca  el  cagtigo. 
— Tres  blasones  de  Espaiia. 

Del  Rey  abaJo.  nlnguno.y  Labrador  mas  honrado 

Garcia  del  CaataSar ;  Donde  hay  agravlos  no  hay  ze- 
los,  y  amo  crlado;  Entre  boboa  andael  juego.  94  pp. 
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Roland  II,  Bp.  of  Dol.    12  cent.    Epistola 

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Chanson  de  Roland.  Nach  der  ox f or- 
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—  Altfranzoesisches  Rolandslied.     Text 

von  Chateauroux  und  Venedig  VII ;  Text 
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Chanson  de  Roland.      Tr.   from  the 

7  ed.  of  Leon  Gautier,  by  Leonce  Rabillon. 

1885. 
Song  of  Roland,  as  chanted  before  the 

battle  of  Hastings,  by  the  minstrel  Taillefer. 

1854. 

Note.— This  Is  a  tr.  of  the  French  pub.  by  L.  Vltet  In 

Rev.  d.  deux  mon(ieg,1852,  n.  p6r.  v.  14,  p.  817. 

Song  of  Roland.    Tr.  into  Eng.  verse 

by  J.  O'Hagan.     1880. 
Ruolandes  liet.     [Uebersetzt  von  dem 

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See  also  Charlemagne,  Romances Tli^rouldc. 


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3797 


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Slodern  versions. 

Ariosto.  L.  Orlando  furioso.  1813-14, 
5v. 

TTie  same,  in  English  heroical  verse,  by 
Sir  John  Harington.     1634. 

The  same.  tr.  from  the  Italian,  with  notes 
by  John  Hoole.    1799,  5  v. 

The  same.  1810.  (Chalmers,  A.,  Eng. 
poets.  V.  21.) 

The  same.  tr.  into  English  verse  with 
notes,  by  W.  S.  Rose.  1858,  2  v.  (Bohn,  H. 
G.,  Ulustr.  Libr.) 

Roland  furieux.    1788.  3  v.    (Tressan. 

L.  E.  de  la  v.,  Comte  de,  CEuvres,  v.  4-6.) 

Berxi.  F.   Orlando  innamorato.  di  Matteo 

M.  Bojardo.  rifatto  da  F.  Berni.     1806,  4  v. 

Orlando  innamorato.     Tr.  into  prose. 

and  interspersed  with  extracts  in  the  same 
stanza  as  the  original,  by  W.  S.  Rose.     1823. 

BoiARDO,    M.   M.,    Conte   di   Scandiano. 

Orlando  innamorato.     1806,  4  v. 

HuEBSCHER,  J.    ''Orlando"  die  vorlage 

zuPulci's'- Morgan te."  1886.  (Stengel,  E.. 
Aitsgaben,  v.  60.) 

Le  Sage.   A.   R.      Roland    Tamoureux. 

1821,  2  V.     [CEuvres.  v.  8.  9.) 

Meritale,  J.   H.     Orlando  in  Ronces- 

valles,  a  poem  in  5  cantos.     1814. 

PuLCi.  L.     Morgante  maggiore.     1806, 

3  V. 

Ariosto.  L.    Der  rasende  Roland.  42  pp.  (Schlegel, 

A.  W.  von,  Saemmt.  werke,  v.  i,  p.  89.)— Boiardo,  M.  M., 
OmU  di  Scandiano.  Roland  I'amoureux.  192  pp.  (Tres- 
san, li.  E.  de  la  V.,  ComU  de,  (Euvres  choisies,  v.  3,  p.  205.) 
— Greene,  R.  Orlando  lurloso.  53  pp.  (Dramatic 
icortj,  V.  1,  p.  l.)—Piilel,  L.  Morgante  maggiore.  74 
pp.  (Byron,  G.  G.  X.,  Baron,  Poet,  works,  v.  4,  p.  27.)— 
Sehlegel.  K.  W.  F.  von.  Roland.  Eln  tieldengedlcbt 
in  romanzen  nach  Turpln's  Chronib.  76  pp.  (Saemmt. 
loerke,  T.  9,  p.  1.) 
See  aUo  the  names  ot  the  aatbors. 

Modern  versions,  Criticism. 

Halfmaxn.  R.  Bilder  und  vergleiche 
in  Pulci's  Morgant«.  1884.  (Stengel,  E., 
Ausgaben,  v.  22.) 

Ragina.  p.    Le  fonti  dell'  Orlando  Furi- 
oso.    1876. 

Tappert.  W.     Bilder  und  vergleiche  aus 

dem  Orlando  innamorato  Bojardo's  und 
dem  Orlando  furioso  Ariosto 's.  Nach  form 
und  iubalt  untersucht.  1886.  (Stengel,  E., 
Ausgaben,  v.  56.) 

Musset.  L.  A.  M.  de.    LSgende  du  bienbeureux 

Roland,  prince  tran^als.  27  pp.  (Soc.  antlq.  de  France, 
MiiA.  V.  1,  1817,  p.  145.)— Rose,  W.  8.  TranslaUon  ot 
the  Orlando  innamorato  ot  F.  Bemi.  9  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  13,  1823,  p.  299.) 

Roland  Cashel.    Lever,  C.  J.    2  v.     1265 
Roland  de  la  Platidre,  Jean   Marie. 

1734-93.     Manufactures,   arts,   et  metiers. 

Paris,  1785-90.    3  v.  4°.    {Encyc.  meth.)    2192 

Contents. 
Attelier-R^glement,  y.  1.       Art-Tannear,  v.  3. 
R4glemens-Tolle,  v.  2. 

and  others.    Arts  et  metiers  mecaniques. 

Paris,  1782-91.    8  v.  4°.    [Encyc.  meth.)    2123 

Contents. 

AlgullUer-Chatalgnes,  v.  1.  Mercure-PlaUne,  v.  5. 

Couleurs-Fileta,  v.  2.  Partumeur-Pnrlflcatlon  de 

Plottage  en  trains  de  bols-  I'eau  de  mer,  v.  6. 

Instrumens  de  math£ma-  QuadrupSdes-Syphon,  v.  7. 

tiques,  V.  3.  Tabao-Zlnc,  v.  8. 
Instrumens    de    musique- 
Meuulserle,  v.  4. 

Paet  IV.— 142. 


Roland  de  la  Plati^re,  Mme.  Marie,  or 
Manon  Jeanne  Philipon.  1754-93.  Works, 
containing  her  philosophical  and  literary 
essays  .  .  .  her  correspondence  and  travels 
.  .  .  With  notes,  by  L.  A.  Champagneux, 
tr.  from  the  French.    London,  1800.     8°. 

—1173 
Contents.    Cbampagnenx.  L.  A.    Preliminary  dis- 
course.—The  close  of  tbe  day.— Trip  to  England. 

—  On  friendship.  —  Jastlficatlve  documents 
relative  to  her  imprisonment  and  condemnation. — 
On  liberty.  — On  love.  — The  bandeau  of  love — 
On  luxury.  —  On  melancholy.  —  3Ielanclioly 
tlionglits. — Thoughts  ou  morality  and  religion. 

—  On  old  age. —  A  political  reverie. — Various 
reflections. — On  retirement.— Reverie  in  tlie 
Tvood  of  Vincennes. — The  secret  complaint. — 
On  sensibility.— Ou  simplicity.— Ou  Socrates. 
— Song. — Journey  to  Soucls.— On  the  soul.— Tour 
through  S^vltzerland.  —  Various  tbonghts.  — 
Winter. 

Appel  a  I'impartiale  posterite.      Paris, 

1795.     2  V.  8".  1605 

Lettres  autographes,  adressees  a  Bancal- 

Des-Issarts,  membre  de  la  Ck)nvention.  Pub. 
par  Mme.  Henriette  Bancal-Des-Issarts,  et 
precedes  d'une  introduction  par  Sainte- 
Beuve.     Paris.  1835.     8°.  5832 

Memoires,  avec  une  notice  sur  sa  vie,  des 

notes,  et  des  eclaircissemens  historiques,  par 
MM.  Berville  et  Barriere.  3  ed.  Paris,  1827. 
2  V.  8°.  (Berville  and  Barriere,  Mim.  rel. 
revol.frang.  v.  39,  40.)  1676 

TTie  same.  Pub.  par  C.  A.  Dauban.  Paris. 
1864.    8°.  5821 

The  same.  Avec  avant-propos  et  notes 
par  F.  Barriere.     Paris,  1878.     12°.  5821 

Blind,    M.       Madame    Roland.       1886. 

[Famous  icometi.) 

CoLET,   L.     Charlotte  CJorday  et  Mme. 

Roland.     1842. 

Abbott,  J.  S.  C.    Trial  and  execution  of  R.    4  pp. 

[Harper's  Mag.  v.  1, 1850,  p.  732.)— Arbaud,  L.  Mme. 
Roland.  34  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  64,  1865,  p.  249.) — 
Barriere,  F.  Notice  sur  la  vie  de  R.  34  pp.  (Roland 
de  la  Platidre,  Mme.  M.  J.  P.,  Mlmoires,  v.  1,  p.  xlx: 
Berville  and  Barriere,  Mem.  rel.  rivol.  franf.  v.  39.) — 
Bonneville  de  Blarsangy,  L.  Mme.  Roland.  22 
pp.  (Bev.  contemp.  1864,  v.  6,  p.  606.)— Caro,  E.  Deux 
types  de  femmes  de  I'autre  sldcle.  Mme.  du  DetTand, 
Mme.  R.  18  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  wunuUs,  1871,  2  p^r.  v.  92, 
p.  256.) — Mazade,  C.  de.  Deoz  femmes  de  la  revo- 
lution. I.  Mme.  R.  31  pp.  (Bev.  d.  deux  wumdes,  1864, 
2  p£r.  V.  53,  p.  867.)— Salnte-Bev-ve,  C.  A.  Lettres 
inSdites  de  R.  16  pp.  (Bev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1840,  4  s. 
v.  24,  p.  553.)— Mme.  Roland.  49  pp.  {Portraits  de 
femmes,  p.  165.)— Memoires  de  R.  76  pp.  (A'ouveaux 
Xundu,  y.  8,  p.  190.)— Scberer,  E.  Mme.  Roland.  101 
pp.  (Nouv.  itudes  sur  la  lit.  contemp.  p.  283.) — Sbelley, 
M.  W.,  and  others.  In  their  Lives  of  the  most  eminent 
lit.  and  sci.  men  of  France,  v.  2,  p.  260.  35  pp.  (Lard- 
ner,  D.,  Cab.  Cye.) 

See  aUo  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  133, 1883,  p.  485;  Edin. 
Rev.  V.  121, 1865,  p.  384;  Westm.  Rev.  y.  15, 1831,  p.  69. 

Roland  Fnrieux.  3  v.  Ariosto,  L. 
(Tressan,  L.  E.  de  la  V.,  Comte  de,  CEuvres, 
V.  4-6.)  —1137 

Roland  FAnioureux.    193  pp.    Boiardo, 

M.  M.,  Cante  di  Scandiano.  (Tressan,  L.  £.  de  la  V., 
Cmnte  de,  (Buvres  ehoisies,  y.  3,  p.  205.) 

Roland  I'Anioiireax.  2  v.  Le  Sage, 
A.  R.,  CEuvres.  v.  8,  9.  —1144 

Rolander,  Daniel.  Hornemann,  J.  W. 
Om  den  svenstce  natuttorsker  Daniel  Rolander  og 
mnscpt.  af  bans  relse  Ul  Surinam.  38  pp.  (Skandin. 
Ktteraturselskab,  v.  10,  p.  457.) 

Rolandino,   of  Padua.      Circa   1200-76. 

Chronica,  A.  D.  1200-62.  116  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc. 
Script.  V.  19,  p.  32;  Graevius,  J.  G.,  Tkes.  antiq.  Itai.\.6, 
p.  1;  Muratori,  L.  A.,  Ber.  Ital.  script,  v.  8,  p.  153.) 


ROLDAN 


3798 


ROLLAND  DE  VILLARCEAUX 


Roldan,  Jose  Maria.    1771-1828.    Poesias. 

i  pp.  (Cueto,  L.  A.  de,  Poet.  lir.  del  siglo  18,  v.  3,  p.  639 : 
Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan. ;  Quintaua,  M.  J.,  Tesoro  del  Par- 
naso  espan.  p.  586.) 

Rolevinck,  de   Laer,    Werner,    Monk   of 

Cologne.  1425-1502.  De  autlquorum  Saxonum  situ  et 
moribus  Ubri  III.  46  pp.  (Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Script,  rer. 
Brunsvic.  v.  3,  p.  606.) 

Rolfe,  C.  C.  Ancient  use  of  liturgical 
colours.    Oxford,  1879.     8°.  —1763 

Bolfe,  E.  Neville.  Pompeii,  past  and  present. 
Illustr.  by  photographs  of  the  ruins  as  they 
are,  with  sketches  of  their  original  eleva- 
tions. Drawings  by  Luigi  Fischetti.  Lon- 
don, 1884.     sm.  4°.  1783 

Rolfe,  John.  Henry,  W.  W.  Address. 
The  settlement  at  Jamestown,  with  particular  refer- 
ence to  the  late  attacks  upon  Capt.  John  Smith,  Poca- 
hontas, and  E.  54  pp.  (Va.  Hist.  8oc.  Proc.  at  ann. 
meeting,  1882,  p.  10.) 

Rolfe,  Mrs.  John.    See  Pocahontas. 
RoliUf    Nicolas.      Vallet    de    Viriville,    A. 

Portraits  de  R.  2  pp.  (Soc.  antlq.  de  France,  Bull. 
1862,  p.  108;  with  AUni.  v.  27, 1864.) 

Roll  of  arms  of  peers  and  knights  in  the 
reign  of  Edward  II.   Nicolas,  Sir  N.  H.    2784 

Roll  of  lionor.  Nos.  3-27.  Washington, 
1866-71.    25  Nos.  in  10  v.  8°.  2656 

Contents.  Names  of  soldiers  buried  in  the  national 
cemetery  at  Alexandria,  Va.,  No.  4.— Martyrs,  who, 
for  our  country,  gave  up  their  lives  in  the  prison  pens 
in  Aiidersonvllle,  Ga.,  No.  3.— Names  of  soldiers 
Interred  in  the  national  cemeteries  at  Aiitietam 
(Maryland),  and  at  Arlington  (additional),  Culpeper 
Court-House,  Cold  Harbor,  Winchester,  Staunton,  and 
various  scattered  localities  in  Virginia,  No.  15.— Names 
of  soldiers  interred  in  Arkansas,  California,  Indiana, 
Michigan,  Minnesota,  and  Nevada,  and  the  territories 
of  Arizona,  Colorado,  Idaho,  New  Mexico,  and  Wash- 
ington, No.  8.  —  Names  of  soldiers  interred  in  the 
national  cemeteries  at  Baltimore,  Md.,  Petersburg, 
Va.,  Newberne,  N.  C,  Florence,  S.  C,  Baton  Rouge, 
La.,  Fort  St.  Philip,  La. ,  Jefferson  City,  Mo. ,  and  various 
posts  in  the  states  of  Minnesota  and  New  Mexico,  and 
Arizona,  Colorado,  Dakota,  Indian,  Montana,  Utah, 
and  Washington  territories.  No.  19. — Names  of  soldiers 
Interred  in  national  cemeteries  at  Beaufort,  South 
Carolina;  Natchez,  Vlcksburg,  Mississippi;  and  Pitts- 
burg L&nding,  Tennessee,  No.  27.— Names  of  soldiers 
Interred  in  the  national  cemeteries,  and  other  burial 
places,  at  Brooklln,  Cambridge  and  Worcester, 
Massachusetts;  Buffalo,  Chatauqua,  Cypress  Hills 
(additional).  Fort  Niagara,  Lockport,  Lodi,  Madison 
barracks,  Plattsburg  barracks,  and  Rochester,  New 
York;  Gettysburg,  Mercersburg,  Reading,  Philadel- 
phia, Tamaqua,  and  Upton,  Pennsylvania;  Brattle- 
boro,  and  Montpelier,  Vermont;  City  Point  (addi- 
tional), Glendale,  Richmond  and  Yorktown  (addi- 
tional), Virginia,  No.  16.— Names  of  soldiers  Interred 
in  the  national  cemeteries  at  Chattanooga,  Stone's 
river,  and  Knoxville,  Tenn.,  No.  11.— Names  of  soldiers 
interred  in  the  national  cemeteries  at  Corinth, 
Mississippi ;  Pittsburg  Landing.Tennessee,  and  Jeffer- 
son barracks,  Missouri,  No.  20.— Names  of  soldiers 
Interred  in  the  national  cemeteries  at  Fortress 
Monroe  and  Hampton,  Va.,  No.  5.— Names  of  sol- 
diers interred  in  the  national  cemeteries  at  Fred- 
ericksburg, Va.;  Mobile,  Ala.;  and  Fort  Gibson, 
Indian  Territory;  and  names,  not  heretofore  pub- 
lished, of  union  soldiers  interred  in  the  national 
cemeteries  at  Hampton,  Va.;  Barrancas,  Fla.;  and 
Alexandria,  La.,  No.  26.— Names  of  soldiers  interred 
in  the  national  cemeteries  at  Fort  Harrison,  Va., 
Wilmington  and  Raleigh,  N.  C,  Port  Hudson,  La., 
Browuvllle,  San  Antonio, and  Galveston,  Texas;  Little 
Bock,  FayettevUle  and  Fort  Smith,  Arkansas,  Indi- 
anapolis, Ind.,  Mound  City,  111.,  Cincinnati,  Ohio, 
Springfield,  Mo.,  Forts  Scott  and  Leavenworth,  Kan- 
sas; and  m  local  cemeteries  and  military  posts  in 
Texas,  Indiana,  Illinois,  Ohio,  Wisconsin,  Michigan, 
Iowa  and  Kansas,  No.  18.— Names  of  soldiers  Interred 
in  the  national  and  public  cemeteries  In  Kentucky, 
and  at  New  Albany,  Jeffersonvllle  and  Madison,  In- 
diana; Lawton  (Mlllen)  and  Andersonvlllo  (Georgia), 
(Supplementary), No.  17.— Names  of  soldiers  burled  In 
national  cemeteries  In  Maine,  Minnesota,  Maryland, 
Pennsylvania,  Rhode  Island,  Arkansas,  Mieaissippi, 


Florida,  Louisiana,  and  Colorado  Territory  during  the 
rebellion.  No.  7.— Names  of  soldiers  interred  in  the 
national  cemeteries  at  Marietta,  Ga.;  Fort  Donelson, 
Tenn.;  Chattanooga,  Tenn.  (additional  to  No.  XI) ; 
Murfreesboro,  Tenn.  (additional  to  No.  XI);  and 
Knoxville,  Tenn.  (additional  to  No.  XI),  No.  23.— Names 
of  soldiers  interred  in  the  national  cemeteries  at 
Memphis,  Tennessee,  and  Chalmette  (near  New 
Orleans),  Louisiana,  No.  21.— Names  of  soldiers  in- 
terred in  the  national  cemeteries  at  Mound  City, 
Illinois;  Cincinnati,  Columbus,  Galllpolis,  Cleveland, 
Sandusky,  and  Dayton,  Ohio;  Little  Rock,  Fayette- 
ville,  and  Fort  Smith,  Arkansas; . . .  Fort  Leavenworth, 
Kansas ;  Petersburg,  Virginia ;  Hampton,  Virginia, 
and  Winchester,  Cold  Harbor,  and  Culpeper  Court- 
House,  Virginia,  No.  26.— Names  of  soldiers  inteiTed 
in  the  national  cemetery  at  Naslivilie,  Tennessee,  No. 
22.— Names  of  soldiers  interred  in  New  Hampshire, 
Massachusetts,  Connecticut,  New  Jersey,  Ohio,  Illi- 
nois, Wisconsin,  Oregon,  Maryland,  South  Carolina, 
Florida,  Louisiana,  Mississippi,  Texas,  Missouri,  the 
military  division  of  the  Mississippi,  and  the  territory 
of  Dakota,  No.  9.— Names  of  soldiers  interred  in  Ne-w 
York,  New  Jersey,  Pennsylvania,  Maryland.Virglnla, 
Illinois,  Missouri,  Iowa,  Arkansas,  Texas,  Utah  Terri- 
tory, and  on  the  Pacific  coast.  No.  12. — Names  of  sol- 
diers interred  in  New  York,  Illinois,  Virginia,  West 
Virginia,  Missouri,  and  the  territories  of  Colorado  and 
Utah,  No.  13.— Names  of  soldiers  who  suffered  martyr- 
dom in  the  prison  pens,  throughout  the  South,  No. 
14. — Names  of  soldiers  interred  in  the  eastern  district 
of  Texas  ;  central  district  of  Texas  ;  Rio  Grande  dis- 
trict, department  of  Texas ;  Camp  Ford,  Tyler,  Texas ; 
and  Corpus  Chrlstl,  Texas,  No.  6.— Names  of  soldiers 
interred  in  the  national  cemeteries  at  Vicksburg, 
Miss.,  and  New  Albany,  Indiana,  No.  24. — Names  of 
soldiers  interred  in  'Wisconsin,  New  York,  Pennsyl- 
vania, Iowa,  Maryland,  Missouri,  North  Carolina,  Ar- 
kansas, Kansas,  and  Dakota  Territory,  No.  10. 

Roll  of  the  proceedings  of  the  King's 
Council  in  Ireland,  1393-93.  Graves,  Rev.  J. 
{Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4594^ 

Rolla,  poeme.     31  pp.    Musset,  L.  C.  A.  de, 

(Euvres  compl.  v.  2,  p.  47. 

Rolland,  Eugene.  1846 — .  Devinettes,  ou 
enigmes  populaires  de  la  France  .  .  .  avec 
une  preface  de  M.  Gaston  Paris.  Paris,  1877. 
16°.  1257 

Faune  populaire  de  la  France.     (Noms 

vulgaires,  dictons,  proverbes,  contes,  et 
superstitions.)  Paris,  1877-83.  6  v.  8°.  —2655 

Rimes  et  jeux  de  I'enfance.    Paris,  1883. 

16°.     [LitUrat.  populaires,  v.U.)  2217 

Vocabulalre  du  patois  de  Reinilly.  18  pp.  {Ro- 
mania, V.  2, 1873,  p.  437.)— Vocabulalre  du  patois  du 
pays  messin.    41  pp.    {Romania,  v.  5, 1876,  p.  189.) 

Rolland,  J.  F.  Conseils  pour  former  une 
bibliotheque,  ou  catalogue  raisonne  de  tous 
les  bons  ouvrages  qui  peuvent  entrer  dans 
une  bibliotheque  chretienne.  Lyon,  1833-43. 
3v.  8°.  W.87 

Rollandf  John.  16  cent.  Seven  sages,  in 
Scotish  metre.  Edinburgh,  1578  ;  repr.  1837. 
4°.     [Bannatyne  Club.)  1262 

Treatise  callit  the  Court  of  Venus.     Ed. 

by  Rev.  Walter  Gregor.  Edinburgh,  1575 ; 
repr.  1884.     8°.     {Scottish  Text  Soc.)       2116 

[Attributed  to.]    Three  preists  of  Peblis.    26  pp. 

(Sibbald,  J.,  Chronicle  of  Scot,  poetry,  v.  2,  p.  227.) 

Rolland,  Pierre  Charles  Antoine.  1818-76. 
La  Turquie  contemporaine,  hommes  et 
choses,  etudes  surl 'orient.    Paris,  1854.    8°. 

3486 

Rolland  d'!ErceTille,  Barthelemi  Ga- 
briel. 1734-94.  Recherches  sur  los  prerogatives  des 
dames  chez  les  Gaulols,  sur  les  cours  d'amour,  etc- 
144  pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  C,  Dissert,  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v. 
11,  p.  280.) 

Rollan<l  de  Yillarceaux,  (— ).    Partir 

pour  6tre  fivCque  et  dovoulr  sonneur.  29  pp.  {Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1848,  u.  s.  v.  24,  p.  766.) 


ROLLE 


3799 


ROLT 


Rolle,  Friedrich.  Der  mensch,  seine  ab- 
stammung  und  gestimmung  im  lichte  der 
Darwin  "schen  lehre  von  der  art-en tstehung 
und  aui  grundlage  der  neuern  geologischen 
entdeckungen  dargestellt.     Prag,  1870.    8°. 

—1684 

Rolle  de  Hampole,  Richard.  —1348. 
English  prose  treatises.  Ed.  from  Robert 
Thornton's  MS  [cir.  1440.  A.  D.]  in  the  library 
of  Lincoln  cathedral,  by  Greorge  G.  Perry. 
London,  1866.  8°.  {Early  Eng.  Text  Soc. 
No.  20.)  2125 

See  also  Maetzner,  E.,  Altengl.  tprouAproben,  r.  1,  pt. 
2,  p.  118. 

The  Pricke  of  conscience  (Stimulus  con- 

scientiae),  a  Northumbrian  poem.  Copied 
and  ed.  from  MSS  .  .  .  bv  Richard  Morris. 
Berlin.  1863.  8°.  (Philol.  Soc.  London. 
Early  Eng.  v.  1862-64.)  —2166 

See  also  Slaetzner,  E.,  Altengl.  sprachproben,  v.  1,  pt. 
1,  p.  285. 

{Tr.)     Psalter,  or  Psalms  of  David,  and 

certain  Canticles.  Ed.  from  MSS  by  Rev. 
H.  R.  Bramley.     London,  1884.     8°.     —2254 

Koehler,  R.  Quellennacb'sreise  za  Ricbard  Bolle's 

von  Hampole  gedlcht  "  The  Pricke  ol  conscience."  17 
pp.  [Jahrb.  f.  roman.  und  engl.  lit.  v.  6,  1865,  p.  196.) — 
Tates.  J.  B.  Account  of  the  Stlmulas  conscientlae. 
22  pp.     {Archaeologia,  v.  19, 1821,  p.  31i.) 

Rolleuhagen,  Greorg.  1542-1609.  Frosch- 
maeusler.  Komisch-didactisches  gedicht. 
Neu  herausg.  von  Roderich  Benedix.  Wesel. 
1841.     8°.  2354 

r7i«  same.  Herausg.  von  Karl  Goedeke. 
Leipzig.  1876.  2  v.  12°.  (Goedeke.  K..  and 
Tittmann,  J.,  DeufscTi.  dichter  16 jahrh.w  8, 9.) 

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Rollers  and  kingfishers.    19  pp.    Bro- 

derip,  W.  J.     [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  56, 1857,  p.  571.) 

Rolleston,  George,  M.  D.  1829-81.  Forms 
of  animal  life,  being  outlines  of  zoological 
classification  based  upon  anatomical  investi- 
gation, and  illustr.  by  descriptions  of  speci- 
mens, and  of  figures.     Oxford,  1870.     8°. 

-1684 

Scientific  papers  and  addresses.  Arranged 

and  ed.  by  William  Turner,  Oxford,  1884. 
2  V.  8°.  —1464 

Contents.  Three  anatomical  notes  and  2  anatom- 
ical queries,  v.  1. — On  the  character  and  Influence  ot 
the  Anglo-Saxon  conquest  of  En§;land.  as  Illus- 
trated by  archaeological  research,  v.  2. — The  blood- 
corpuscles  of  the  annelids,  v.  1.— Address  on  an- 
thropology, V.  2. — On  the  structure  of  round  and 
long  barro^vg,  r.  2.  —  Biological  training  and 
studies,  V.  2 On  the  affinities  and  differences  be- 
tween the  brain  of  man  and  the  brains  of  certain 
animals,  v.  1.— On  the  craniology  of  the  Bushmen, 
V.  1. — On  the  cat  of  the  ancient  Greeks,  v.  2.— On  the 
domestic  cats  ot  ancient  and  modern  times,  v.  2. — 
On  the  various  forma  of  the  so-called  "  Celtic  '♦ 
cranium,  v.  1.— On  the  Weddo  ot  Ceylon,  v.  1. — 
Report  on  bones  from  Chastletou,  v.  1. — Note  on 
the  animal  remains  found  at  Cissbury,  v.  1.— Rela- 
tive value  ot  classical  and  scientific  training, 
V.  2. — The  earth-closet  system,  v.  2. — Note  on  the 
preservation  ot  eucephala  by  zinc  chloride,  v.  1. — 
The  examination  system  and  the  pre-requlsltes  of 
candidates,  v.  2. — Researches  and  excavations  carried 
on  in  an  ancient  cemetery  at  Frilford  j  Further 
researches,  v.  2.— Harveian  oration,  1873,  v.  2.— 
On  the  difference  of  behaviour  exhibited  by  inuline 
and  ordinary  starch  when  treated  with  salivary  dias- 
tase and  other  converting  agents,  v.  1.  —  On  the  3 
periods  known  as  the  iron,  the  bronze,  and  the 
stone  agea,  v.  2.— Jade  tools  iu  Switzerland,  v.  2. 
—Note  on  the  geographical  distribution  ot  limax 
agrestis,  arlou  hortenais,  and  fasclola  hepatlca,  v.  2. 
—Report  on  the  fauna  of  a  crannog  at  liochlee,  Tar- 


bolton,  Ayrshire,  v.  1. — On  the  people  of  the  long- 
harroTT  period,  y.  2. — On  the  homologies  of  the 
lobes  of  the  liver  in  mammalia,  v.  1. — On  the  ho- 
mologies ot  certain  muscles  connected  with  the 
shoulder-joint,  v.  1.— New  points  In  the  zoology  of 
ftew  Guinea,  v.  2.— On  the  affinities  of  the  brain  of 
the  Orang  Utang,  v.  1.— ilodiflcatlons  ot  the  ex- 
ternal aspects  ot  organic  nature  produced  by 
man's  interference,  v.  2. — Address  on  physiology 
in  relation  to  medicine  In  modern  times,  v.  2.— On  the 
domestic  pig  of  prehistoric  times  In  Britain,  v.  2. — 
On  correlations  ot  growth,  with  a  special  example 
from  the  anatomy  ot  a  porpoise,  v.  1. — Notes  on  the 
post-mortem  examination  ot  a  man  supposed 
to  have  been  106  years  old,  v.  1.— Description  ot  a 
human  skeleton  found  in  a  barrow  at  Rochley,  v.  1. 
—Notes  on  the  site  ot  Roman  pottery  Tvorhs  at 
the  mynchery  upon  the  sewage  farm,  near  Oxford, 

V.  2. — On  the  rot  In  sheep,  v.  2 Report  of  excavation 

of  a  twln-barrow  and  a  single  round  barrow  at  Sig- 
^well  (Slxwells),  parish  of  Compton,  Somerset,  v.  1.— 
Description  of  figures  of  shulls  obtained  by  Canon 
Greenwell  from  British  barrows  which  he  examined ; 
General  remarks  upon  the  same,  v.  1. — On  the  develop- 
ment of  the  enamel  in  the  teeth  of  mammals,  v.  1. 
— On  the  placental  structures  of  the  tenric  (centetes 
ecaudatus)  and  those  of  certain  other  animals,  v.  1. — 
Notes  on  the  blood-corpuscles  of  the  tivo-tocd 
sloth,  cholopus  dldactylus,  and  of  the  elephant, 
elephas  Indlcus,  v.  1.— Tylor,  E.  B.  Lite  of  Dr.  Bol- 
leston,  v.  1. — On  typhoid,  or  enteric  fever  In 
Indian  gaols  ...  v.  2. — Notes  on  archaeological  dis- 
coveries made  at  "Wytham,  Berkshire,  v.  2. — Notes 
on  archaeological  discoveries  at  Tarnton,  Oxford- 
shire, V.  2. 

Description  of  figures  of  slcnlls ;  General  remarks 

upon  the  series  of  pre-hlstoric  crania.  161  pp.  ( With 
Greenwell,  W.,  Brit,  barrows,  pp.  557,  625.) 

Tylor,  E.  B.    Lite  of  B.    57  pp.    (BoUeston,  G.,  Sei. 

papers  and  addresses,  v.  1,  p.  9.) 

Rolleston,  T.  W.  H.  (Tr.)    Encheiridion  of 

Epictetus.    See  Epictetus. 
Rolliad,The.    TickelLR.,  and  others.    1884 
Rollin,  Charles.     1661-1741.     Ancient  his- 
tory of  the  Egyptians.  Carthaginians,  Assyr- 
ians.   Babylonians,    Medes    and    Persians, 
Grecians,  and  Macedonians.     Tr.  from  the 
French.    18  ed.    London,  1851.    6  v.  8°.    2415 
TTie  same,  including  a  history  of  the  arts 
and  sciences  of  the  ancients,  with  a  life  of 
the  author,  by  James  Bell.    1  compl.  Am.  ed. 
New  York,  1860.     2  v.  r.  8°.  2413 

History  of  the  arts  and  sciences  of  the 

antients  Tr.  from  the  French.  2  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1768.     3  V.  8°.  —1716 

Method  of  teaching    and  studying   the 

belles  lettres ;  or,  an  introduction  to  lan- 
guages, poetry,  rhetoric,  history,  moral  phi- 
losophy, physicks.  etc.  Tr.  from  the  French. 
London,  1734.     4  v.  8°.  —2155 

Bell,  J.    Memoir  of  R.    7  pp.    (RolUn.  C,  Ancient 

hist.  v.  1,  1860,  p.  XV.)— Niceron,  J.  P.  M£m.  des 
hommes,  v.  43.— Salnte-Ben ve,  C.  A.  RolUn.  22  pp. 
(Causeries  du  Lundi,  v.  6,  p.  261.) 

Rollo  I,  Duke  of  Normandy.    Genealogia 

Rollonls.  2  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  17, 
p.  135.)— Ho  worth,  H.  H.  Criticism  of  the  life  of  R., 
as  told  by  Dudo  de  St.  Quentln.  16  pp.  {Archaeotogia, 
v.  45, 1880,  p.  235.)— De  posteris  Rollonis  1.    2  pp. 

(Achery,  J.  L.  d",  Spicileg.  v.  2,  p.  494.) 

Rollo  nnd  den  Herzogen  der  Norman- 
die.  Roman  von.    Wace.  R.  2385 

Rolls  and  records  of  the  Court  held  be- 
fore the  King's  justiciars.  See  Great  Britain, 
Record  Commission. 

Rolt,  Richard.  Circa  1724-70.  Impartial 
representation  of  the  conduct  of  the  several 
powers  of  Europe,  engaged  in  the  lat« 
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3743 


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New  and  accurate  history  of  South- 
America  .  .  .  with  dissertations  on  the 
British,  Spanish,  Portuguese,  French,  Dutch, 
and  Indian  settlements.    London,  1756.    8°. 

1627 
Rom,  gedicht.     16  pp.     Humboldt,  F.  W.  O. 

K.  F.,  Freiherr  von,  Gesamm.  werke,  v.  1,  p.  343. 

Roma  antica.    Nardini,  F.  1773 

Roma  luxuriant.    Meurs,  J.  2756 

Roma  sotlerranea.  Northcote,  Rev.  J.  S. , 

and  Brownlow,  Rev.  W.  R.     2  v.  1774 

Roma  sotlerranea  cristiaiia.     Rossi, 

G.  B.  de.     3  V.  1771 

Roma  siibterranea  novissima.  Arin- 

ghi,  P.    2  V.  in  1.  1781 

Romaenische  studien.  Roesler,  R.  3474 
Romagna.     Morri,   A.      Vocabolario    ro- 

magnolo-italiano.     1840. 

Miissafia,    A.     Darstellung    der   romagnoliscbeu 

mundart.  70  pp.  (Vienna  Akad.  wissens.  PMlos.  hist, 
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e  pregludlzj  de'  contadlul  della  R.  120  pp.  {Archiv. 
studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  3,  1884,  pp.  317,  491 ;  v.  4, 1885, 
p.  41.) 

Romaic,  Ballads  from  the.  2  pp.  [Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  47, 1840,  p.  689.) 


Romaic  grammar. 


Sophocles,  E.  A. 

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See  Greek  language. 


2  pp.    {Dublin  Univ. 


Romaic  language. 

Modern. 
Romaic  love  song. 

stag.  V.  1,  1833,  p.  69'2.) 

Romain,  Jules.    See  Giulio  Romano. 

Romaine,  Rev.  William.  1714-95.  Works. 
New  ed.     London,  1813.     6  v.  8°.  —2254 

Contents.  Cadogaii,  W.  B.  Life  of  R.  v.  1.— Treatise 
upon  the  life  of  faitli,  v.  4.— Trlumpli  of  faith,  v.  5.— 
Treatise  upon  the  walk  of  faith,  v.  4.— Answer  to  a 
pamphlet,  entitled, Considerations  on  the  bill  to  permit 
Jews  to  be  naturalized,  v.  1.— Modest  apology  for  the 
citizens  and  merchants  of  London  who  petitioned  the 
House  of  Commons  against  naturalizing  the  Jews,  v.  1. 
— Twelve  discourses  upon  the  lavr  ancl  the  gospel, 
•V.  3.— IJetters,  v.  6.— Scripture  doctrine  of  the  sacra- 
ment of  the  Lord's  Supper  briefly  stated,  v.  4.— 
Seasonable  antidote  against  popery.  In  a  dialogue 
upon  justification,  v.  2.— Earnest  Invitation  to  the 
friends  of  the  established  church,  to  join  ...  In  setting 
apart  1  hour  of  every  week  tor  prayer,  during  the 
present  troublesome  times,  v.  2.— Duty  of  praylne 

tor  others,  v.  2 Practical  comment  on  the  Psalm 

CVII,  V.  1.— Essay  on  psalmody,  v.  5.— Collection  out 
of  the  book  of  Psalms,  v.  5. — Sermons,  v.  1-5.— Dis- 
courses upon  Solomon's  song,  v.  2,  3. 

Cadogan,W.B.    Life  of  R.    103  pp.    (Romaine,  W., 

Works,  V.  1,  p.  1.) 

Roman,  St.,  Abp.  of  Rouen.    Gerard,  Dean 

of  St.  Medard,  Soissons.  Vita  Sancti  Romaul  archlepls- 
copl  Rothomagensls.  7  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Fatrol.  s. 
Lat.  V.  138,  p.  171.) 

Roman,  Col.  Alfred.  Military  operations 
of  Gen.  Beauregard  in  the  war  between  the 
states,  1861-65,  including  a  brief  personal 
sketch  and  a  narrative  of  his  services  in  the 
war  with  Mexico,  1846-48.  New  York,  1884. 
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Roman,  Geronimo.  Observations  of  Amer- 
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Roman,  Jean.    Douen,  O.    In  his  Premiers 

pasteurs  du  d6sert,  v.  2,  p.  380.    12  pp. 

Roman,  The :  a  dramatic  poem.    185  pp. 

Dobell,  S.  T.,  Poet,  works,  v.  1,  p.  1. 

Roman  and  Greek  antiquities.  Dic- 
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Roman  and  the  Teuton.  Kingsley, 
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Roman  antiquities.  See  Rome,  Anti- 
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Roman    bourgeois,  Le.     Furetiere,  A. 

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Roman  breviary.  The  :  reformed  by  order 
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Sauval,  H.    D'un  usage  slnguUor  relatlf  au  brevl- 

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^ee  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  127, 1880,  p.  80. 

Roman  Britain.   Scarth,  Rev.  H.  M.    1588 
Roman   catacombs.     See   Rome,  City. 

Catacombs. 
Roman  Catholic  Church.  See  Catholic 

Church. 
Roman  Cheshire.    Watkin,  W.  T.     1502 
Roman  comique,  Le.     Scarron,  P.     2  v. 

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Roman   constitution.  Researches    into 

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Roman  d'Aqvin,  ou  la  conqveste  de  la 

Bretaigne  par  le  roy  Charlemaigne.     Joiion 

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Roman  days.    Rydberg,  V.  2726 

Roman  <le  Brut.    Wace,  R.    2  v.       1224 
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Roman  de  la  Manekine.    Philippe,  de 

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Roman  de  la  rose.    See  Lorris,  G.-de, 

and  Meung,  J. 
Roman  de  la  violette.  Gibert,  de  Mont- 

reuil.  1228 

Roman  de  Ron.    See  Wace,  R. 
Roman  de  Setna.  Revillout,E.  (.ETd.)  1787 
Roman  de  Thebes.    Constans,  L.   [In  his 

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Roman  des  quatre  fils  Ay mon.  Princes 

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Roman  du  Comte  de  Poitiers.  Michel, 

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Roman  du  Renart.  Chabaille,  J.  P.  1223 
Roman  du  Renart.    Meon,  D.  M.    4  v. 

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Roman  du  roi  Flore  et  de  la  belle  Jeanne. 

Michel,  F.  X.  (.Ed.)  1224 

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Ammianus  Marcellinus.     Quae  super- 

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Champagny,  F.  J.  M.  T.  N.,  Comte  de. 

Les  C6sars.     1867-68,  4  v. 

Cooke,  W.    Medallic  history  of  imperial 

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Crevier,  J.  B.  L.    History  of  the  Roman 

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Roman  life  in  the  days  of  Cicero.  Church, 
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Roman  literature.  See  Latin  literature. 
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Roman  nnmismatics.  Handbook  of. 
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Roman  orthoepy.    Richardson,  J.  F. 

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Roman  philosophy.  See  Latin  philos- 
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Roman  poets  of  the  Augustan  age.  Sellar, 
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Roman  poets  of  the  republic.  Sellar,  W. 
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Roman  pontificate.  Essay  on  the.  43  pp. 

Geddes,  M.    ( iVith  his  Tracts  against  popery,  p.  53.) 

Roman  qnestion.    About.  E.  —3296 

Ronian      sepulchral     inscriptions. 

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Roman  singer.    150  pp.    Crawford.  F.  M. 

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Roman  state  from  1815  to  1850.  Farini, 
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Roman  sjstem  of  provincial  administra- 
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Roman  triuniTirates.  Merivale.  C.  (Cox, 
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Roman  Tillas,  Essay  on.   Moule,  T.   —1785 

Roman  wall.  See  England,  Antiquities. 
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Romaiia,  St.    Vita  sive  martyrium  Sanctae 

R.imunae.    3  pp.     (Achery,  .J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  t. 2,  p.  135.) 

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1882. 

Fuchs.  a.    Romanische  sprachen.     1849. 

Koerting.  G.     Encyklopaedie  und  me- 

thodologie  der  romanischen  philologie. 
1884-86.  3  V.  in  2. 

Lewis,  Sir  G.  C.     Essay  on  the  origin  and 

formation  of  the  Romance  languages.    1862. 

Stengel,  E.  (Ed.)      Ausgaben  und   ab- 

handlungen  aus  dem  gebiete  der  roman- 
ischen philologie.     1881-86,  65  v.  in  13. 

Beitraege  zur  geschichte  der  roman- 
ischen philologie  in  Deutschland.  1886.  {In 
his  Ausgaben,  v.  63.) 

Vocalismus  des  lateinischen  elementes 

in  den  wichtigsten  romanischen  dialecten 
von  Graubuenden  und  Tyrol.     1868. 

Ascoll,  G.  I.    Latelnlsches  und  romanisches.    130 

pp.  (Zettt.  f.  vergleich.  spraekfortcK  v.  16, 1867,  pp.  119, 
196;  V.  17, 1868,  pp.  241,  321;  v.  18, 1869,  p.  417.)— Bon- 
amy,  P.  N.  Explication  des  sermens  en  langue  ro- 
mance que  Iiouls,  rol  de  Germanle  et  les  seigneurs 
fran9ols  flrent  a  Strasbourg  en  842.  22  pp.  (Inst, 
de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  26,  1759,  p.  638.)— 
Brandretta,  E.  L.  Paragone  delle  Ilngue  gaurlane 
con  le  romanze  o  romane.  6  pp.  (C!ong.  Internaz. 
degU  orient.  Atti,  1878,  v.  2,  p.  75.)— Egger.  E.  MS- 
molre  sur  un  document  inedit  pour  servtr  k  I'histolre 
des  langues  romanes.  28  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad. 
Inscript.  Mem.  v.  21,  pt.  1,  1857,  p.  349.)— Faurlel,  C. 
Du  syst^me  de  M.  Raynouard  sur  I'orlgine  des  laueues 
romanes.  20  pp.  {Biblioth.  Ecole  d.  Charles,  y.  2,  1840, 
p.  513.)— Haefelin,  F.  Abhandlungen  ueber  die  ro- 
manischeu  muudarten  der  Suedwestschweiz.  120  pp. 
(Zeils.f.  tergleich.  sprachforseh.  v.  21,  1873,  pp.  289,  481.) 
— Blartonne,  C.  F.  de.  De  la  priority  de  la  langue 
d'Oll  sur  la  langue  d'Oc,  ou  de  leur  contemporaneity. 
8  pp.  (Soc  antlq.  de  France,  Mem.  t.  11,  1835,  p.  293.) 
—Meyer,  M.  P.  H.  Rapport  sur  les  progr^  de  la 
philologie  romane.  11  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  d.  Charles, 
T.  36,  1875,  p.  369.)— Mleck,  (— ).  Ueber  elnzelne 
momente  der  bedeutungs-entwicklung  in  den  roman- 
ischen sprachen.  12  pp.  {Jakrb.  /.  roman.  und  engl. 
lit.  V.  12,  1871,  p.  384.)— Massafia,  A.  Beitraege  zur 
geschichte  der  romanischen  sprachen.  29  pp.  (Vienna 
Akad.  wissens.  Philos.  hist,  classe  SiUungsb.  v.  39,  1862, 
p.  525.)— Nenmann,  F.  Romanische  sprachforschung 
in  den  letzten  beiden  jahren.  42  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  rer- 
gleich.  sprachforseh.  v,  24,  1879,  p.  158.  >— Origin  of  the 
Romanic  languages.  10  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  5, 
1847,  p.  183.)— Paris.  G.  B.  P.  Philologie  romane  en 
AUemagne.  11  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  d.  Charles,  \.  25, 1863, 
p.  435.) — Roman!,  Romania,  lingua  romana,  roman- 
cium.  22  pp.  (Romania,  v.  1,  1872,  p.  1.)— Plauta,  J. 
Account  of  the  Romanish  language.  31  pp.  (Royal 
Soc.  London,  Philos.  trails,  v.  66,  pt.  1,  1776,  p.  129.)— 
Pott,  A.  F.  Plattlateiuisch  und  romanisch.  70  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  vergleich.  sprachforseh.  v.  1, 1852,  pp.  309,  385.)— 
Romanische  elemente  in  den  langobardischen  ge- 
setzen.    140  pp.    (Zeits.  f.  tergleich.  sprachforseh.  v.  12, 


ROMANCE  LANGUAGES 


3802 


ROMANCE  LANGUAGES,  Periodicals 


1863,  p.  101 ;  V.  la,  1864,  pp.  24,  81,  321.)-^Reiusberg- 
Dueringsfeld,  O.,  Freiherr  von.  Volksthuemlicbe 
benennungen  von  uiouaten  und  tagen  bei  den  Ro- 
manen.  33  pp.  (Jahrh.f.  roman.  und  engl.  lit.  v.  5, 1864, 
p.  361.)— Roussillon,  (— ),  Due  de.  Orlglne  scytho- 
clmm^rieune  de  la  langue  romane.  60  pp.  (Eoyal  Soo. 
ol  Lit.  Trans.  2  8. v.  7, 1863,  p.  482.)~Sall8-Mar8clilln8, 
(— .),  Freiherr  \on.  Mltthellungen  aua  den  romanischeu 
dialekten  Graubuendens.  8  pp.  {Jahrh.f.  roman.  und 
engl.  lit.  v.  8,  1867,  p.  228.)— Schmtliardt,  H.  Ro- 
manlscbe  sprachwlssenschaft.  66  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  ver- 
gleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  21,  1873,  p.  434;  v.  22,  1874,  p.  153.) 
See  also  Catalan,  Frencli,  Italian,  liOW-Lattn, 
Portuguese,  Provencal,  liliaetoromanic, 
Roumanian,  Spanish  language.  Also  names  of 
places ;  as,  Cngadine.  —  Graubuenden.  —  Pi- 
cardy,  etc. 

Romance  languages.  Dictionaries. 

AzAis,  G.  Dictionnaire  des  idiomes  ro- 
mans  du  midi  de  la  France.  1877,  3  v.  (Soc. 
pour  r etude  des  langues  romanes.) 

BuEQUY,  G.  F.    Glossaire  de  la  langue 

d'Oil.     1853-56,  3  v. 

CiHAC,  A.  de.     Dictionnaire  d'etymologie 

daco-romane.     1870. 

DiEZ,  F.  C.     Altromanische  glossare  be- 

richtigt  und  erklaert.     1865. 

Anciens  glossaires  romans.     Tr.   par 

Alfred  Bauer.  1870.  (Biblioth.  de  V^ole 
des  hautes  itudes,  v.  5. ) 

Etymologisches  woerterbuch  der  ro- 

manischen  sprachen.  5  ausgabe.  Mit  einem 
anhang  von  A.  Scheler.     1887. 

Etymological  dictionary  of  the  Ro- 
mance languages.     1864. 

Jarnik,  J.  U.      Index  zu  Diez'  Etymo- 

logischera  woerterbuch  der  romanischen 
sprachen.     1878. 

Mistral,  F.     Lou  tresor  dou  felibrige, 

ou  Dictionnaire  provenQal-frangais,  embras- 
sant  les  divers  dialectes  de  la  langue  d'Oc 
moderne.     n.  d.  2  v. 

Raynouard,  F.  J.  M.      Lexique  roman, 

ou  dictionnaire  de  la  langue  des  troubadours. 
1844,  6  V. 

ROCHEGDDE,  (— )  de.   Essai  d'un  glossaire 

occitanien  .  .  .     [Anon.]     1819. 

Roquefort.  J.  B.  B.  de.     Glossaire  de  la 

langue  romane.     1808-20,  3  v. 

Boehmer.  £.   De  vocabulia  Frauco-gallicis  judalce 

transcrlptls.  24  pp.  {Rnmanischt  sludien,  v.  1,  1875,  p. 
197.)— Diez,  F.  C.  Ueber  die  Casseler  glossen.  10  pp. 
{Kleinere  schri/ten,  p.  168.)— Wiener  glossen.  14  pp. 
(Jahrb.  f.  roman.  und  engl.  lit.  v.  8,  1867,  p.  1 ;  Kleinere 
schri/ten,  p.  224.)— Roenscli,  H.  Sprachllches  zu: 
"Fr.  Dlez,  Altromanische  glossare."  10  pp.  (Jahrb. 
f.  roman.  und  engl.  lit.  v.  8,  1867,  p.  65.)— Tobler,  A. 
Zum  Pariser  glossar  7692.  14  pp.  (Jahrb.  f.  roman.  und 
engl.  lit.  v.  12,  1871,  p.  203.) 

Romance  languages,  Ettjmology. 

Darmesteter,  a.  Traite  de  la  formation 
des  mots  composes  dans  la  langue  frangaise 
comparee  aux  autres  langues  romanes  et  au 
latin.  1875.  {Biblivth.  de  Vicole  des  hautes 
Etudes,  V.  19.) 

Boehmer,  E.    De  coloruin  nomlulbus  equlnorum. 

64  pp.  [Jtomanisclie  sludien,  v.  1, 1875,  p.  231.)— De  lingua 
Hispane  Roraaulca  ex  glossarlo  Arablco  et  Latino 
lUustranda.  10  pp.  (Romanisclie  sludien,  v.  1,  1875,  p. 
221.)— Br*al,  M.  Etymologies  itallennes  et  romanes. 
4  pp.  (Romania,  v.  2,  1873,  p.  326.)— Bugge,  S.  Ety- 
mologies fraucalses  et  romanes.  19  pp.  (Romania,  y. 
3,  1874,  p.  145.)— Etymologies  romanes.  22  pp.  (Ro- 
mania, V.  4, 1875,  p.  348.)— Cihac,  A.  de.  Melne  antwort 
an  H.  Dr.  M.  Gaster.  26  pp.  {Romanisclu  itudien,  v.  4, 
1879-80,  p.  451.)  —  Oroeber,  G.  Vulgaerlatelutsche 
substrate  romanlscher  woerter.  154  pp.  (Archiv /. 
lateinische  lexicogr.  v.  1,  1884,  pp.  204,  639;  v.  2, 1885,  pp. 
100,  276,  424 ;  v.  3,  1886,  pp.  138. 264,  507.)— Horning,  A. 
Brlfl,  bricon.  6  pp.  (Romanitche  sludien,  v.  4,  1879-80, 
p.  328.)— Meyer,  G.     Romaniscbe  woerter  Im  kyp- 


rlscben  mittelgriecblsch.  24  pp.  (Jahrb.  f.  roman. 
und  engl.  lit.  v.  15,  1876,  p.  33.)— Meyer,  M.  P.  H. 
Quisque  et  cata  dans  les  langues  romanes.  6  pp. 
{Romania,  v.  2,  1873,  p.  80.)— Mueller,  F.  M.  Ueber 
deutschescliattlrung  romanlscher  worte.  13  pp.  (Zeiis. 
f.  vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  5, 1856,  p.  11.)— Paris,  G.  B. 
P.  Kavrer.  3  pp.  (Romania,  v.  1,  1872,  p.  216.)— 
Roensch,  H.  Nachlese  aut  dem  geblete  romanlscher 
etymologlen.  27  pp.  {Jahrb.  f.  roman.  und  engl.  lit.  v. 
14,  1875,  pp.  173,  336;  v.  15,  1876,  p.  198.)— Storm,  J. 
Mfilanges  fitymologlques.  24  pp.  (Romania,  v.  5, 1876, 
p.  165.)— VasGoncellos,  0.  dl.  Etymologisches.  44 
pp.  {Jahrb.  f.  roman.  und  engl.  lit.  v.  11, 1870,  p.  291 ;  v. 
13, 1874,  pp.  202, 308.)— ifachtraege  und  berlchtlgungen 
zu  den  etymologischen  versuchen  im  2  und  3  helte 
des  1  bandes.  8  pp.  (JaJirb.  f.  roman.  und  engl.  lit.  v. 
15, 1876,  p.  57.) 

Romance  languages,  Grammar. 

BuRGUY,  G.  F.     Grammaire  de  la  langue 
d'Oil.     1853-56,  3  v. 

DiEZ,  F.  C.  Grammaire  des  langues  ro- 
manes.    1874-76,  3  v. 

GOERLICH,   E.     Suedwestlichen  dialecte 

der  langue  d'Oil,  Poitou  Aunis,  Saintonge, 
und  Angoumois.  1882.  [Franzoesische  stu- 
dien,  v,  3.) 

JORET,  C.  Du  c  dans  les  langues  ro- 
manes. 1874.  {Biblioth.  de  Vicole  des  hautes 
etudes,  v.  16.) 

Roque-Ferrier,  a.     L'R  des  infinitifs  en 

langue  d'Oc.     1878. 

Arbois  de  Jubalnville,  M.  H.  d'.    Versification 

Irlandalse  et  la  versification  romane.  25  pp.  {Ro- 
mania, V.  8, 1879,  p.  145;  v.  9, 1880,  p.  177.)— Boehmer, 

E.  De  souls  grammaticls  accuratlus  dlstluguondls 
et  notandls.  7  pp.  (Romanische  sludien,  v.  1,  1875,  p. 
295.)— Dlakrltische  bezeichnung  der  vocalbuchstaben. 

2  pp.  (Romanische  sludien,  v.  4,  1879-80,  p.  489.)— Klang, 
nicht  dauer.  16  pp.  (Romanische  studien,  v.  3,  1879,  pp. 
351, 609 ;  v.  4, 1879-80,  p.  336.)— Plenlsonant,  semlsouant. 

3  pp.  (Romanische  sludien,  v.  4,  1879-80,  p.  487.)— Zur 
lautwandluug  der  romanischen  sprachen.  30  pp. 
(Jahrb.  f.  roman.  und  engl.  lit.  v.  10,  1869,  p.  173.)— Bra- 
chet,  A.  Du  role  des  voyelles  latlnes  atones  dans  lea 
langues  romanes.  15  pp.  {Jahrb./.  roman.  und  engl. 
lit.  V.  7, 1866,  p.  301.)— Cornu,  J.  Etude  de  phonologle 
espagnole  et  portugalse.  28  pp.  {Romania,  v.  9, 1880, 
p.  71.)— Dlez.  F.  C.  Gemination  und  ablaut  im  ro- 
manischen. 6pp.  {Kleinereschri/ten,p.l1S.)~Ferno-w, 
H.  Romanische  elemente'  Im  Chronlcon  des  Prosper 
von  Aquitaulen.  24  pp.  (Jahrb./.  roman.  und  engl.  lit. 
V.  11,  1870,  p.  257.)— Poth,  K.  Verschlebung  lateln- 
Ischer  tempora  In  den  romanischen  sprachen.  94  pp. 
{Romanische  studien,  v.  2,  1877,  p.  243.)— Guessard,  F. 
Grammalres  romanes  infidltes  du  13  sldcle:  Donatus 
provinclalls;  La  drelta  maulera  de  trobar.  40  pp. 
(Biblioth.  Ecole  d.  Charles,  \.  1,  1839,  p.  12.^>.)— Horning, 
A.  Du  Z  dans  les  mots  moulll6s  en  langue  d'Oil.  11 
pp.  (Romanische  sludien,  V.  i,lS19-m,  p.  627.)— Le  pro- 
nom  neutre  11  en  langue  d'O'il.  44  pp.  {Romanische 
studien,  v.  4, 1879-80,  p.  229.)— Mussafia,  A.  Zur  prae- 
sensblldung  im  romanischen.  75  pp.  (Vienna  Akad. 
wlssens.  Philos.  hist,  classe  Sitzungsb.  v.  104,  1883,  p.  3.)— 
Schweighaeuser,  A.  De  la  negation  dans  les 
langues  romanes  du  Midi  et  du  Nord  de  la  France. 
114  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  d.  Charles,  v.  12,  1850,  pp.  131, 
441;  v.  13,  1851,p.  203.)— Thlelmann,  P.  Habere  mlt 
dem  inflnltlv  und  die  entstebung  des  romanischen 
futurums.  88  pp.  (Archin /.  lateinische  lexicogr.  v.  2, 
1885,  pp.  48, 157.)— Znpitza,  J.  Kordwestromaulsche 
auslautsgesetze.  26  pp.  {Jahrb./.  roman.  und  engl.  lit. 
v.  12,  1871,  p.  187.) 

Romance  languages.  Periodicals. 

AscoLi,  G.  I.  (Ed.)    Archivio  glottologico 
italiano.     1873-88,  9  v. 

Jahrbuch  fuer  romanische  und  englische 

literatur,  unter  besonderer  mitwirkung  von 

F.  Wolf,  herausg.  von  A.  Ebert.  1859-76, 
15  V. 

Romania  ...  publi6  par  P.  Meyer  et  O. 

Paris.     1872-88,  17  v. 

Romanische  studien.    Herausg.  von   E. 

Boehmer.     1875-80,  6  v. 


ROMANCE  LITERATURE 


3803 


ROMANCES 


Romance  literature.  Diez,  F.  C.  Alt- 
romanische  sprachdenkmale  berichtigt  und 
erklaert  nebst  einer  abhandlung  ueber  den 
epischen  vers.     1846. 

Stengel,  E.  (Ed.)     Ausgaben  und  ab- 

haudlungen  aus  dem  gebiete  der  roman- 
ischen  literatur.     1881-86,  65  v.  in  13. 

Roiuaiice  literature.  History  and  criti- 
cism. DiEZ.  F.  C.  Kleinere  arbeiten  und 
receusionen.     1883. 

KOERTING,  G.     Encyklopaedie  und  me- 

thodologie  der  romanischen  philologie. 
1884-86.  3  V.  in  2. 

Bartsch,  K.  F.     Beltraege  zu  den  romanischen 

literaturen.  94  pp.  (Jahrb.f.  roman.  und  aigl.  lit.  v.  11, 
1870,  pp.  1,  159.)— Mu88«fia,  A.  Mlltlieiluugen  aus 
romanischen  handschrlften.  187  pp.  (Vienna  Akad. 
wlssens.  Philos.  hist,  clcust  Sitzungsb.  v.  106,  1884,  p.  507 ; 
V.  110,1886,  p.  355.)— Zu  Bartsch's  "  Beltraege  zu  den 
romanischen  literaturen."  8  pp.  {Jalirb.  f.  roman. 
und  engl.  lit.  v.  12, 1871,  p.  29.) 

See  also  Catalan,  French,  Italian,  Portu- 
guese. Provencal,  Rliaetoromanlc.  Roain»- 
uiau,  Spanish,  etc.,  literature.  History,  etc.  Also 
Folklore. 

Romance   literature.  Periodicals.     See 

Romance  languages.  Periodicals. 
Rouiance  poetr  j.    Diez.  F.  C.    Zwei  alt- 

romanische  gedicbte  berichtigt  und  erklaert. 

1876. 

Gaillard,  a.     Poesies  langue  dociennes 

et  frangaises.     1843. 

Meyer,  M.  P.  H.  (Ed.)  Anclennes  poSsles  religieuses 

en  langue  d'Oc.  17  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  d.  Charlei.y.  21, 
1859,  p.  481.) 

Rouiauce  poetry.  History  and  criticism. 

Diez,  F.  C.  Kritik  der  altromanischen  passion 
Chrlsti.  20  pp.  (Jahrb.f.  roman.  und  engl.  lit.  v.  7, 1866, 
p.  361;  Kleinere  schri/ten,  p.  206. )— Faurlel,  C.  De  la 
pofisie  proven§ale-ltalleune.  19  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  d. 
Chartes,  v.  4, 1842,  p.  189.)— I<avergne,  L.  de.  Poesies 
romanes  Incdites  des  14  et  15  slides.  14  pp.  {Rec.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1850,  n.  per.  v.  8,  p.  935.)— Meyer,  M.  P.  H. 
De  I'influence  des  troubadours  sur  la  po^sie  des 
peuples  romans.    12  pp.     (Romania,  v.  5, 1876,  p.  257.) 

See  also  Catalan.  French,  Italian,  Portuguese, 
Provencal.  Rhaetoronianic,  Roumanian, 
Spauisli.  S^viss  ballads  aud  songs  ;  poetry. 

Romance  of  Autar:  an  epitome  of  the 

flrst  part.  Tr.  by  Terrick  Hamilton.  With  selections 
from  the  poetry.  136  pp.  Clouston,  W.  A.,  Arabian 
poetry,  p.  169. 

Romance  Of  biography.  Jameson,  Mrs. 

A.  M.     2  V.  3824 

Romance  of  diplomacy.  The.    Smyth, 

Mrs.  G.     2  V.  4817 

Romance  of  duelling.  The.    Steinmetz. 


A.     2  V. 
Romance  of  forgery. 

S.,  Works,  V.  5,  p.  3-26. 


63  pp. 


—1386 
Warren, 


Romance  of  history.    Neele,  H.    3  v. 

2457 
Romance  of  liOndon.    Timbs,  J.    3  v. 

1528 
Romance  of  modern  life.    7  pp.    (At- 

lant.  Monthly,  v.  48,  1881,  p.  640.) 

Romance  of  natural  history.    Gosse, 

P.  H.  —1698 

Romance  of  :9rutlea  Mill.   9  pp.    (Z>h6- 

Un  Univ.  Mag.  v.  76,  1870,  p.  272.) 

Romance  of  Sir  DegrcTant.  See  Degre- 

vant. 
Romance  of  Sir  ^glamour  of  Artois. 

See  Eglamour  of  Artois. 
Romance  of  Sir  Isumbras.    See  Isum- 

bras. 
Romance  of  Sir  Perceval  of  Galles. 

See  Perceval  of  Galles. 


Romance  of  the  aristocracy.    Burke. 

Sir  J.  B.     2  V.  in  1.  2776 

Romance  of  the  Chevalere  Assigne. 

See  Chevalere  Assigne. 

Romance  of  the  English  stage.  Fitz- 
gerald, P.  H.     2  V.  3374 

Romance  of  the  forest.    145  pp.    Rad- 

cliEfe,  A.,  yrivels,  p.  75. 

Romance  of  the  forum.  Burke,  P.  1293 
Romance  of  the  harem.    Leonowens, 

Mrs.  A.  H.  —1377 

Romance  of  the  history  of  Louisiana. 

Gayarre,  C.  E.  A.  3587 

Romance  of  the  life  of  Harold,  King 

of  England.     Birch,  W.  de  G.  {Ed.)     (Anti- 
quary's Libr.)  2704 
Romance  of  the  peerage.    Craik,  G.  L. 

4  V.  2786 

Romance  of  Western  history.    Hall, 

J.  3596 

Romancer  catal^l.    Ubach  y  Vinyeta,  F. 

2396 
Romancero  castellano.  Depping,  G.  B. 

1295 
Romancero  de  romances  caballerescos 

e  historicos.     Duran.  A.     2  v.  2366 

Romancero  de  romances  doctrinales, 

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Romancero    de    romances    moriscos. 

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Lenglet    du   Fresnoy,    N.,  Abbe.     De 

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Waegxer,  W.     Epics  and  romances  of 

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For  Poetical  romances  see  Poetry ;  and  for  those 
of  particular  countries  see  English,  French,  Ger- 
ntan,  Italian,  etc.,  poetry,  and  the  references 
there.  For  Prose  romances  see  Fiction;  and  for 
those  of  particular  countries  see  Englisli,  French, 
German,  etc.,  fiction,  and  the  references  there. 

See  also  Alexander,  the  Grea<.— Anielungen.— 
Apollonius.  —Arthur,  King.  —  Charlemagne.— 
—Cid.— English  metrical  romances.— Flera- 
hras.-Flamenca. —Flore  and  Blanclieflor. — 
Girart  de  Rossillon.- Grail.— Heldensage.- 
JVihelungen.  —  Reynard  the  Fox.  —  Roland.— 
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of  Aqnltnine,  etc. 

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Romances  of  real  life.  One  hundred. 
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Romances  of  Roulaud  and  Vernagu, 
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Romauei  du  Cailland,  Frederic.  1847—. 

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Romanlijeltinnan.      Carlen,    E.    S.    F. 

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Romani,  Giovanni.     Opere.     Milano,  1825- 

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italiana,  v.  8 Teorlca  della  lingua  italiaua,  v.  6,7.— 

Dlzionarlo  generale  de'  ginouimi  italiani,  v.  2-4.— 
Teorlca  de'  slnonlml  Italiani,  v.  1. 

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Romanisclie  landscliaften  des  roem- 
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Romanisclie  Waldenser.   Herzog,  J.  J. 

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Romanism.    See  Catholic  Church. 

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Romano,  Giulio.    See  Giulio  Romano. 
Romano,  Paolo,    See  Paolo  Romano. 


Romano  liaTO-lil:  word  book  of  the 
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Romans,  Epistle  to  the.  See  Bible,  New 
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Romans  tie  caritfe  et  miserere  du  Renclus 
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Romans  de  la  table  roiide.  La  Ville- 
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Romans  des  douze  pairs  de  France. 
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Romans  des  sept  sages.  Keller,  H.  A. 
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Romans  du  Renar<l  examines.  Rothe, 
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Romantic  biography  of  the  age  of  Eliza- 
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Romantic  legend  of  Sakya  Buddha. 
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Romantic  love  and  personal  beauty. 
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Romantic  records  of  distinguished  fam- 
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Romantic  school.  See  German  literature. 

Romantic  Scottish  ballads.  Cham- 
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Roniantische  sagen  und  dichtungen  des 
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History. 

Legal  antiquities. 

Mrinaers  and  Customs. 

Mythology  aud  Kellglon. 

Natural  history. 

Numismatics. 

Police. 

Political  economy. 

Political   institutions    and 

Constitutional  history. 
Population. 
Postal  serTlce. 
Slavery. 
Weights  and  Measures. 


Agriculture 

Agrimensores. 

Antiquities  and  Fine  arts. 

Architecture. 

Army  and  Military  arts. 

Biography. 

Christianity  in. 

Chronology. 

Colonies  and  Provinces. 

Commerce. 

Costume. 

Education. 

Families. 

Fiuauce. 

Geography. 

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statue  togate  In  atto  di  dar  le  mosse  ai  circensl ;  Di  un 
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Di  alcunl  monumenti  del  culto  dollcheno  disseppellitl 
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81  pp.  11  pi.  (Rome,  Coram,  archeol.  municip.  Bull.  v. 
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Quattro  monumenti  mitrlacl.  35  pp.  3  pi.  (Rome, 
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Un  ossuarlo  dl  marmo  diseppolito  nel  sepolcri  doll' 
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antiquities.  —  Herculanenm.  —  Paestnm.  — 
Pompeii.— Rome,  City. — 'Vases. — Vatican. 

Note. —  For  Roman  antiquities  In  France,  Gt. 
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Hope,  T.    In  his  Costume  of  the  ancients, 
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Rome,  Finance. 

Belot,  E.  J.  De  la  revolution  economique 
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Cagnat,   R.     Etude  historique   sur  les 

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See  alio  forward  Nuuilgmatlca. 

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Smith,  W.     Dictionary    of  Greek    and 

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Ritschl,  F.  Die  vermossungdos roemlschen  rolchs 

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Ampelius,  L.  Liber  meraorialis,  ex  Bib- 
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AmpI;re,   J.   J.  A.     Histoire  romaine  a 

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Arnold,  T.    History  of  Rome.    1845,  3  v. 

AURELius  Victor,  S.     Historia  Romana. 

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Note.— For  other  eds.  see  Aurelius  Victor,  S. 

Bankes,  H.  Civil  and  constitutional  his- 
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Beesly,  E.  S.    Catiline,  Clodius,  Tiberius. 

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DuRUY,  J.  V.    History  of  Rome  and  the 

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Note.— For  other  eds.  see  Eutropius. 

Eyssenhardt,  F.  (^d.)  Historia  miscella. 

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Fiedler,  F.    Geschichte  des  roemlschen 

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Florus,  L.  A.  Epitome  rerum  Romana- 
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Freeman,  E.  A.  Chief  periods  of  Euro- 
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See  also  Civil  or  Roman  lavr. 

Rome,  Papulation. 

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Rome,  Postal  service. 

Desjardins,  E.  Les  Tabellarll,  courrlers  porteurs 
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Rome,  Provinces. 

See  with  Colonies. 

Rome,  Religion. 

See  with  Mythology. 

Rome,  Slavery. 

Blajr,  W.  Inquiry  into  the  state  of 
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Rome,  Weights  and  Meastires. 

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Note.— Tor  other  eds.  see  Priscianus. 

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Arranged  under  the  following  divisions : 

Amphitheatres.  Obelisks. 

Aqueducts.  Palaces. 

Baths.  Pantheon. 

Capitol.  Prisons. 

Catacombs.  Social  life. 

Charities.  Temples. 

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PauTinio,  O.  Aniiquae  urbis  Imago.  56  pp.  (Grae- 
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Roman  scarf.  7  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  58,  1861, 
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«  18  pp.  (Dublin  Ret.  v.  20,  1846,  p.  120.)— Rome  :  as 
seen  by  a  Bfcvv  \'orker.  4  pp.  {Dem.  Rev.  v.  16, 
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pianta  di  Roma  dipinta  da  Taddeo  di  Bartolo  ueUa 
cappella  interna  del  palazzo  del  Comune  di  Siena.  32 
pp.  2  pi.  (Rome,  Comm.  archeol.  municlp.  Bull.  v.  9, 
1881,  p.  74.)-Story,  W.  W.  More  Roba  di  Roma.  77 
pp.  (BlackiDood's  Mag.  v.  108,  1870,  p.  754  ;  v.  109,  1871, 
p.  336;  v.  110,  1871,  pp.  604,  692.)— Roman  holiday  20 
years  ago.  20  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  43,  1879,  pp. 
135,  273. >— Tourists  and  sigbt-seers  in  R.  35pp. 
(Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  2,  1864,  p.  23.)— Two  montbs  in 
R.  13  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  9,  18G4,  p.  506.)— Ur- 
lichs,  L.  Die  macella  der  republik.  10  pp.  {Rhei- 
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pp.  457,  601.)— Valedictory  visits  at  R.  8  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  62,  1847,  p.  6-2J.)— Victor,  P.  De- 
scrlpUo urbis  Romae.  10  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
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Roma  del  secolo  XIV  pubblicata  dal  Sig.  E.  Muentz.  6 
pp.  1  pi.  (Rome,  Couim.  archeol.  municlp.  Bull.  v.  13, 
1885,  p.  77.) — Voss,  I.  De  antlqua  urbis  Romae  mag- 
nitudine.  12  pp.  (Graevius,  J.  G..  Ties,  antiq.  Rom.  v. 
4,  p.  1493.)— Walker,  K.  C.  All  roads  lead  to  R.  5  pp. 
(Harper  s  Mag.  v.  32, 1866, p.  224.)— American  studios  in 
R.  aud  Florence.  6  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  33, 1S66,  p. 
101.)— "Wballey,  F.  B.  Excursions  from  R.  In  .lune, 
1843.  20  PI).  (C'/ass.  J/tts.  v.  1,  p.  318.)— Wiseman,^., 
Cardinal.  Rome  aucieune  et  Rome  moderne.  15  pp. 
{Correspondant,  v.  39,  1856,  p.  385.)— Zacharias.  Bp.  of 
Mitylene.  De  urbis  Romae  ornamentis.  2  pp.  (Migue, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  dr.  v.  85,  p.  1147.) 

See  also  Dublin  Rev.  u.  s.  v.  14,  1870,  p.  28. 
A'o^,— For  Antiquities  and   Fine  Arts  see   Rome 
(Kingdom,  Republic,  Empire). 

See  aUo  Campagna.— Papal  States. 


Borne,  aty.    Amphitheatres. 

NiBBY,  A.  Del  Foro  Romana  ;  Delia  Via 
Sacra  ;  Dell'  anfiteatro  Flavio,  e  de  luoghi 
adjacent!.     1819. 

Parker.  J.   H.     Flavian  amphitheatre, 

commonly  called  the  Colosseum.  1876.  {In 
his  Archaeology  of  Rome,  v.  7. ) 

Hardwick,  T.    Observations  on  the  remains  of 

the  amphitheatre  of  Flavins  Vespasian.  5  pp.  (Ar- 
chaeologia,  y.  7, 1785,  p.  369.)— I^ipsius,  J.  De  amphl- 
theatro  liber.    55  pp.    (  Opera  omnia,  v.  3,  p.  993.) 

See  also  Ampbitbeatres. 

Rome,  City.    Aqueducts. 

Parker,  J.  H.  Aqueducts.  1876.  {In 
his  Archaeology  of  Rome,  v.  8.) 

^—  Bonamy,  P.  N.  .  Memoire  sur  les  aqueducs  de 
Paris,  compares  h  ceux  de  I'ancienne  R.  27  pp.  (Inst, 
de  France,  Acad.  Inseript.  Hist.  v.  30,  1764,  p.  729.)— 
Castro,  N.  F.  de.  Aquaeductus  novae  et  antiquae 
Romae.  16  pp.  (Meerman,  G.,  Nor.  thes.  v.  2,  p.  353.) 
— Fabretti,  R.  De  aquls  et  aqueductibus  veteris  Ro- 
mae. 52  pp.  (Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Rom.  v.  4, 
p.  1677.) — Froutinns,  S.  J.  De  aquaeducilbus  urbis 
Romae  Uber.  38  pp.  ( With  his  Strategematicon  .  .  . 
receus.  A.  Dederich,  p.  98.) — Note.  For  other  eds.  see 
Frontiuus,  S.  J.— Leges  sive  eonstitntioues  tax- 
periales  de  aquaeducttbus  tarn  Romae  veteris 
quam  novae.  3  pp.  (Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Rom. 
v.  4,  p.  1671.) — Mauuzio,  A.,  the  Younger.  De  aquis  in 
urbem  Romam  olim  inSuentibus.  5  pp.  (Sallengre, 
A.  H.  de,  yov.  thes.  antiq.  Rom.  v.  1,  p.  785.) 

Rome,  City.    Baths. 

Cameron,  C.  Baths  of  the  Romans,  ex- 
plained and  illustrated.     1775. 

Bacci,  A.    De  thermls  veterum.    50  pp.    (Graevius, 

J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Rom.  v.  12,  p. 281. )— Ferrari, O.  DIs- 
sertatlo  de  balueis.  11pp.  (Polenl,  G.,t'<r.  tAe*.  on/i^. 
Rom.  Gr.  nov.  supp.  v.  3,  p.  295.) — Joubert,  L.  De 
balneis  antiquorum,  tum  Graecorum,  turn  Romano- 
rum.  7  pp.  (Salleugre,  A.  H.  de,  Hov.  thes.  anliq.  Boin, 
V.  1,  p.  373.)— Morin,  A.  J.  Note  sur  les  appareils  de 
chauIEage  et  de  veutilation  employes  par  les  Remains 
pour  les  thermos  il  air  chaud.  24  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
Acad.  Inscript.  Mim.  divers  sav.  1  s.  v.  8,  pt.  2,  1874,  p. 
347.)— Palladio,  A.  Tbermes  des  Romains.  Publies 
par  O.  Scamozzl.  25  pp.  15  pi.  ( CEuvres  compl.  v.  2, 
p.  173.) 

Rome,  City.    Capitol. 

Liaivreuce,  E.  Roman  Capitol.  6  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  44, 1872,  p.  570.)— Preller,  li.  Zur  geschichte 
und  topograpbie  des  roemischen  Capitols.  40  pp. 
{Pkilologus,  V.  1,  1846,  p.  68.)— Urllch,  C.  L.  De  lupa 
aeuea  Capitollua  oratio.  20  pp.  (Rheinisck.  auu.  n.  s. 
V.  4, 1846,  p.  519.) 

Rome,  City.    Catacombs. 

Arixghi,  p.  Roma  subterranea.  1659, 
2  V.  inl. 

Boldetti,  M.   a.     Osservazioni  sopra  i 

cimitiri  de  Santi  Martin.     1720,  2  v.  in  1. 

Gaume,  J.  J.    Histoire  des  catacombes 

de  Rome.     n.  d. 

Maitland,  C.    Church  in  the  catacombs. 

1847. 

Marriott,  Rev.  W.  B.     Testimony  of  the 

catacombs  .  .  .  concerning  questions  of  doc- 
trine.    1870. 

NORTHCOTE,  J.  S.     Epitaphs  of  the  cata- 
combs.    18'?8. 

Roman  catacombs.     1859. 

and  Browklow,  W.  R.    Roma  sotter- 

ranea.     1869  ;  1879. 

Parker,  J.  H.    Catacombs.     1877.     {In 

his  Archaeology  of  Rome,  v.  12.) 

Perret.  L.  '  Catacombes  de  Rome.    1851- 

55,  6  V. 

Raoul-Rochette,  D.    Tableaux  des  cata- 
combes de  Rome.     n.  d. 

Rossi.  G.  B.  de.     Roma  sotterranea  cris- 

tiana.     1864-67,  3  v. 


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Rossi,    G.    B.  de    (Ed.)     Inscriptiones 

Christianae  urbis  Romae.     1857-88,  3  v. 

WiTHROW,  W.  A.    Catacombs  of  Rome. 

1874. 

Bolssfer,  G.    Catacoinbes  do  R.    34  pp.    {Rev.  d, 

deux  mondes,  1865,  2  p6r.  v.  59,  p.  142.)— Gerbet,  O.  P., 
Abbe.  Catacombes.  45  pp.  (Correspondant,  ■v.  5,  ISii, 
p.  313;  V.  6,  1844,  p.  1.)— Greene,  Q.  W.  Visits  to  the 
dead  in  the  catacombs  of  R.  24  pp.  {Harper's  Mag. 
V.  10,  1855,  p.  577.)— Hemans,  C.  J.  Churcb  in  the 
catacombs.  26  pp.  ( Co?i/eOTp. /deu.  v.  3,  1866,  p.  153.)— 
Newly  discovered  Jewish,  catacomb  at  R.  22  pp. 
{Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  1,  1863,  p.  397.)— KnIgUton,  W. 
Among  the  dead  in  R.  9  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  88, 
1876,  p.  590.)— Liamson,  A.  Catacombs  and  the  Church 
oIR.  13  pp.  (C'/tr.  £xaOT.  v.43,1847,  p.  276.)— lie  Slant, 
E.  D6couvertes  aux  catacombes  de  R.  30  pp.  ( Corres- 
pondant,  v.  65, 1865,  p.  848.)— licfort,  L.  Basllique  de 
Salnte  Petronille  au  seln  de  lacatacombe  deDomltlUe, 
pr6s  de  R.  14  pp.  ( Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  63,  1875,  p. 
360.)— Catacombes  de  R.  et  de  Syracuse.  7  pp.  {Rev. 
archeol.  n.  s.  v.  36,  1878,  p.  80.)— D^couvertes  dans  la 
catacombe  de  Domltllle,  pr6s  R.  8  pp.  {Rev.  arcMol. 
n.  s.  V.  31,  1876,  p.  167.) — Receutes  decouvertes  dans  la 
catacombo  de  Domitllle.  9  pp.  {Rev.  arcMol.  n.  s. 
y.  30, 1875,  p.  39.)— licuorinant,  C.  Catacombes  de  R. 
en  1858.  28  pp.  {Correspondant,  v.  46,  1859,  p.  340.)— 
Meyer,  L.  Roemische  katakomben.  72  pp.  (Samml. 
wissens.  vortrg.  v.  17,  1882,  p.  65.)— Mommsen,  C.  M.  T. 
Roman  catacombs.  15  pp.  {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  17,  1871, 
p.  101.)— Monro,  J.  Letter  concerning  the  catacombs 
of  R.  and  Naples.  8  pp.  (Royal  Soc.  London,  Philos. 
trans,  v.  22, 1702,  p.  643.)— Monuments  of  the  cata- 
combs. 24  pp.  {Dublin  Rev.  v.  45,  1858,  p.  290.)— 
Night  in  the  catacombs.  5  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag. 
V.  4,  1819,  p.  19.)— Norton,  C.  E.  Catacombs  of  R. 
55  pp.  {Allant.  Monthly,  v.  1,  1857,  pp.  513,  674,  813; 
V.  2,  1858,  pp.  48, 129,  252.)— Parker,  J.  H.  Notes  on 
the  dates  of  the  paintings  in  the  Roman  catacombs. 
12  pp.  {Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  34,  1877,  p.  431.)— Raoul- 
Rochette,  D.  M6molres  sur  les  antiqultSs  chr6ti- 
ennes  des  catacombes.  174  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
Acad.  Inscript.  M€m.  v.  13, 1838,  p.  92.)— Roman  cata- 
combs. 36  pp.  {Edin.  Rev.  v.  109,  1859,  p.  86.)— 
Stanley,  A.  P.  Roman  catacombs.  23  pp.  {In  his 
Christian  institutions,  p.  272.)— Strother,  D.  H.  Rem- 
iniscence of  R.  6  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  15,  1857,  p. 
740.)— Subterranean  R.  29  ijp.  {Dublin  Rev.  n.  s. 
V.  13, 1869,  p.  393 ;  London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  36, 1871,  p.  332.) 

See  also  Southern  Rev.  v.  18, 1875,  p.  97. 

Rome«  City.    Cliarities. 

Amydenus,  T.    Pietas  Romana.    1687. 

Boissier,  M.  L.  G.    Les  associations  ouvrlferes  et 

charltables  h.  Rome  sous  I'Empli'e.  34  pp.  {Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  2  p6r.  v.  96,  1871,  p.  617.)— Charitable 
Institutions.  22  pp.  {Dublin  Rev.  v.  6,  1839,  p.  111.) 
— Naudet,  J.  Des  secours  publics  chez  les  Romalns. 
91  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Mint.  v.  13,  1838, 
p.  1.) 

Rome,  City.    Churches. 

CiAMPiNl,  G.  G.     De  sacris  aedificiis  a 

Constantino  Magno  constructis  synopsis  his- 

torica.     1693. 

Vetera  monumenta.     1690-99,  2  v. 

■ FORCELLA,   V.    (Ed.)      Inscrizioni    delle 

chiese  e  d'altri  edificii  di  Roma  dal  secolo 

XI  fino  ai  giorni  nostri.     1869-79,  13  v. 

Maranqoni,  G.     Delle  cose  geutilesche  e 

profane  trasportate  ad  uso  e  adornamento 
delle  chiese.     1744. 

MuENTZ,  E.,  and  Frothingham,  A.  L.,  Jr. 

II  tesoro  della  basilica  di  S.  Pietro  in  Vati- 
cano  dal  XIII  al  XV  secolo.     1883. 

The  same.      (Societa   I'omana    di  storia 
patria,  Archivio,  v.  6,  1883,  p.  1.) 
— ^  Parker,  J.  H.    Mediaeval  church  and 
altar  decorations  in  Rome.     1876.     {In  his 
Archaeology  of  Rome,  v.  11.) 

Cueuonl,  G.  {Ed.)    Dlrltti  del  capHolo  di  8.  Maria 

della  Rotonda  nell'  etH  dl  mezzo.  13  pp.  (Socloti 
romana  dl  storia  patriii,  Archivio,  v.  8,  1885,  p.  577.)— 
Gould, E.B.  Holy  week  at  R.  6pp.  {Overld.  Monthly, 
V.  3, 1809,  p.  60.)— Jenkins,  H.  «.  Triulta  dl  Monte. 
5  pp.  {Overld.  Monthly,  v.  3,  1809,  p.  144.)— Joannes 
(Junior),  Deacon  al  Rome,  Canon  of  the  Laleran.    Llbor  do 


ecclesia  Lateranensi.  17  pp.  (Mabillon,  J.,  and  Ger- 
main, M.,  Mus.  Ital.  V.  2,  p.  560;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  V.  194,  p.  1543.)— lianciani,  R.  Basilica  Matldiea 
et  Marclanes  del  cataloghi.  12  pp.  2  pi.  (Rome.Comm. 
archeol.  muulcip.  Bull.  v.  11, 1883,  p.  5.)— Degli  antlchl 
edificii  corapouimenti  la  chlesa  del  SS.  Cosma  e  Dami- 
ano.  26  pp.  8  pi.  (Rome,  Comm.  archeol.  municip. 
Bull.  V.  10, 1882,  p.  29.)— Iiefort,  L.  Etat  actuel  de  la 
basllique  de  Sainte-P6tronille.  7  pp.  (Rev.  archiol. 
n.  s.  V.  27, 1874,  p.  372.)— Muentz,  E.  Anciennes  basi- 
llques  et  ^gllses  de  R.  22  pp.  {Rev.  arcMol.  n.  s.  v.  34, 
1877,  p.  18.)— Mylne,  R.  W.  Brief  account  of  the  an- 
cient basiUcae  at  Rome;  with  a  description  of  the 
Church  of  Sau  Clemente.  10  pp.  4  pi.  (Weale,  J., 
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Nesbitt,  A.  On  the  churches  at  R.  earlier  than  the 
year  1150.  68  pp.  7  pi.  {Archaeologia,  v.  40,  1806,  p.  1.57.) 
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(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.v.WX,  p.  1359.)— Palladio, 
A.  Eglises.  8  pp.  6  pi.  (CEuvres  compl.  v.  2,  p.  207.)— 
Panvinio,  O.  De  sacrosancto  basilica,  baptisterio 
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8  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  33,  1866,  p.  226.) 

Rome,  City.    Forum. 

NiBBY,  A.    Del  Foro  Romano.     1819. 

Nichols,  F.  M.     Roman  Forum,  a  topo- 
graphical study.     1877. 

Parker,  J.  H.    Forum  Romanum.   1876. 

{In  his  Archaeology  of  Rome,  v.  2. ) 

Decouvertes  faites  dans  le  Forum  romaln. 

8  pp.  {Rev.  archCol.  u.  s.  v.  25,  1873,  p.  50.)— Gardt- 
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173  pp.  (Polenl,  G.,  XJtr.  thes.  anliq.  Rom.  Gr.  nov.  supp. 
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7  pp.  (Rev.  archiol.  n.  s.  v.  25,  1873,  p.  422.)— Nou voiles 
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V.  23, 1872,  p.  148.)— Roman  Forum.  14  pp.  (Dublin 
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Rome,  City.    History. 

Dyer,  T.  H.  History  of  the  city  of  Rome 
.  .  .  from  its  foundation  to  the  end  of  the 
middle  ages.     1865. 

Reumont,  a.    Geschichte  der  stadt  Rom. 

1867-70,  3  V.  in  4. 

Ancient. 

CiRiNO,  A.  De  urbe  Roma.  1718.  (Sal- 
lengre,  A.  H.  de,  Nov.  thes.  antiq.  Rom.  v.  2.) 

Bergau,  R.    Bcfestigung  Roms  durch  Tarqulniua 

Prisons  und  Servlus  TulUus.  27  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  25, 
1867,  p.  637.)— Guidl,  L  Foudazlone  dl  Roma.  11  pp. 
(Rome,  Comm.  arclieol.  muulcip.  Bull.  v.  9, 1881,  p.  63.) 
— Ii6vesquc,  P.  G.  Extralt  d'un  mfimoire  sur  la 
retraite  des  Gaulols  aprfes  qu'Us  se  furent  rendua 
maltres  du  Capltole.  9  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  MSm. 
Sci.  moral.  1  s.  v.  3,  1800,  p.  222.)— Do  orlgine  urbta 
Romae.  7  pp.  (Haurlsius,  B.  C,  Script,  hist.  Rom. 
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See  also  Rome,  History. 

Mediaeval  and  modern. 

Bonaparte,  J.  Sac  de  Rome  ecrit  en 
1527,  temoin  oculaire.  Tr.  de  Titalien  par 
A.  L.  B.     1830. 


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■ DcPPA,  R.     Brief  account  of  the  subver- 
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Gar,  T.  (Ed.)    Relazione  della  corte  di 

Roma  nel  sicolo  XVI.  1846.  (Alberi,  E., 
Relaz.  amhas.  veneti.  2  s.  v.  3.) 

Gregoeotius,  F.     Geschichte  der  stadt 

Rom  im  mittelalter  vom  5  bis  zum  16  jahr- 
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Societa  romana  di  storia  patria.    Archi- 

vio.     1878-87,  10  v. 

Abbott,  J.    Rome.     3  pp.    {Harper's  Mag.  v.  36, 

lS68,p.  116.)— AimalesCeccanenses.  2Spp.  (Frank- 
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R.  en  1849.    21  pp.     (Rev.  eontemp.  1857,  v.   5,  p.  231.) 

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pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  22,  1848,  p.  106.)— Rome  and 
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1851,  p.  237.)— Rome  in  tbe  middle  ages.  36  pp. 
(Quart.  Rev.  v.  115,  1864,  p.  200.)— Rome  ;  its  rnler 
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veneti,  2  a.  v.  4,  p.  161.)— Seconda  relazione  di  Roma. 
1576.  38  pp.  (Alberi,  E.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  2  s.  v.  4, 
p.  203.)— Tommasinl,  O.  Delia  storia  medievale 
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ab  anno  MCCCCIV  usque  ad  annum  MCCCCXVn.  51 
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Trevlsano,  D.  Sommario  della  relazione  di  Roma, 
1510.  14  pp.  (Albdri,  E.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  2  s.  v.  3, 
p.  25.)  — Volaterrano.  J.  Diarium  Bomanum  ab 
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Warner,  H.  3.  Bome  in  the  middle  age.  18  pp.  ( Chr. 
Exam.  V.  75,  1863,  p.  185.) 

See  also  Italy.— Papal  States. 

Rome,  City.    Museums,  Galleries,  etc. 

Descamps,  H.  Galerie  des  marbres  an- 
tiques du  Musee  Campana  a  Rome.     1868. 

ViscoNTi.  F.  A.,  GuATTANi,  G.  A.,  and 

NiBBY,  A.  II  Museo  Chiaramonti.  1808-42. 
(Visconti.  G.  B.  A.  and  E.  Q.,  II  Museo  Pio- 
Clementino.  v.  8-10.) 

Visconti,  G.  B.  A.,  and  Visconti,  E.  Q. 

II  Museo  Pio-Clementino.     1782-1849,  11  v. 

Bertrand,  A.  Mus6e  Campana.  5  pp.   (Rev.  archioL 

n.  s.  V.  5, 1862,  p.  268.)— Bompianl,  8.  New  museum 
in  B.  13  pp.  (Scrihner's  Monthly,  v.  18,  1879,  p.  1.)— 
Brnzza  del  Bamabati,  L.  Di  un  vaso  di  bronzo  con 
Iscrizione  acquistato  pel  Museo  Capitollno.  5  pp. 
(Bome.  Comm.  archeol.  municip.  Bull.  v.  3,  1875,  p.  72.) 
— Gatti,  G.  Antichi  pesi  inscritU  del  Museo  Capito- 
lino.  16  pp.  2  pi.  (Bome,  Comm.  archeol.  municip. 
Bull.  V.  12,  1884,  pp.  61, 103.)— Visconti.  C.  L.  Antichi 
monumenti  entrati  di  receute  nel  Museo  Capitollno.  9 
pp.  2  pi.  (Bome,  Comm.  archeol.  municip.  Bull.  v.  1, 
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(Rev.  archiol.  1844,  p.  308.) 

Rome,  City.    Obelisks. 

Ungarelli,  a.  M.  Interpretatio  obelis- 
corvm  vrbis  ad  Gregorivm  XVI  pontificem 
maximvm.     1842,  2  v. 

Parker,  J.  H.    Egyptian  obelisks.    8  pp.  4  pi.    (In 

his  Archaeology  of  Rome,  v.  1,  Suppl.  p.  1.) 

See  also  Obelisks. 

Rome,  City.    Palaces. 

Benudorf,  O.  Sopra  un  statua  di  Giovani  nel 
palazzo  dl  Conservatori.  24  pp.  3  pi.  (Rome,  Comm. 
archeol.  municip.  Bull.  y.  14, 1886,  p.  54.)— Cnrtls,  G. 
W.  Visit  to  Overbeck's  studio  in  the  Cenci  palace.  6 
pp.  (Harptr'iJIas.  V.  8,1854,p.87.)— I>ntert,F.  Etude 
et  restoration  du  palais  public  des  Cesars.  15  pp. 
(Rev.  archeol.  n.  s.  v.  25, 1873,  pp.  32,  104.)— Jordan, H. 
Kalserpalaeste  in  B,  31  pp.  (Samml.  wUsens.  vortrg. 
V.  3,  1869,  p.  575.)— Knighton,  W.  Palace  of  the 
Caesars.  11  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  88, 1876,  p.  666.) 
— Palace  of  the  Caesars.  8  pp.  (Dublin  Cniv.  Mag. 
V.  75,  1870,  p.  241.)— Renuiont,  A.  Palazzo  Jiano  dl 
Boma  a  Filippo  Calaudrini  Cardinale.  6  pp.  (Society 
romana  di  storia  patria,  .4rcA»c»o,  ▼.  7, 1884,  p.  549.) 

Rome,  City.    Pantheon. 

Adler,  F.  Das  Pantheon  zu  Rom.  1871. 
(Berlin  Archaeol.  GeseUs.  Winckelynannsjest, 
Program  m  31.) 


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"Warcl,  J.   Account  ot  the  alterations  making  In  the 

Pantheon  at  R.  3  pp.  (Royal  Soc.  London,  PWZos.  irares. 
V.  50,  pt.  1, 1758,  p.  115.) 

Rome,  City.    Prisons. 

Parker,  J.  H.  Ancient  prison  of  the 
Kings  of  Rome,  commonly  called  the  Mamer- 
tine  prison.     1879. 

BoHibardliil,  A.    De  carcere  et  antlquo  ejus  usu. 

50  pp.  (Pcilenl,  G.,  Utr.  thes.  antiq.  Rom.  Gr.  nov.  supp. 
V.  H,  p.  733.) 

Rome,  City.    Social  life. 

Arnay,  J.  R.  d'.  Private  life  of  the  Ro- 
mans.    1761. 

Church,  A.  J.  Roman  life  in  the  days  of 

Cicero,     n,  d. 

Inge,  W.  R.     Society  in  Rome,  under 

the  Caesars.     1888. 

SiLVAGNi,  D.    La  corte  e  la  societa  Ro- 

mana  nei  secoli  XVIII  e  XIX.     1883-85,  3  v. 

Rome,  its  princes,  priests,  and  people. 

Tr.  by  Fanny  Maclaughlin.     1885,  3  v. 

El^cott,  T.  H.  S.    Two  cities  and  2  seasons.    Rome 

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Rome's  master-piece;  or,  the  grand 
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London,  1820.     2  v.  8°.  2214 

Contents.    The  Address,  1816 ;  1818,  v.  2 Change  ot 

administration,  v.  i Alien  bill,  v.  2. — Corrup- 
tion of  blood  ou  attainder  of  felony  and  treason, 
V.  2. — Bankrupt  la>v8,  v.  1,  i. — Carnatic  :  Marquis 
Wellesley,  v.  1.— Catholic  question,  v.  1. — Delays 
in  Cbancery,  v.  1. — Return  of  commitments,  v.  1. 
— Criminal  la^v,  v.  1. — Conduct  of  the   Duke   of 

York,  V.  1.— Recall  of  East  India  cadets,  v.  1 

Kcclesiastical  courts,  v.  1. — Petition  of  Mr.  Fin- 
nerty.  v.  1.— Freehold  Estates  bill.  v.  1,  2.— Gam« 
laws,  V.  2. — Habeas  Corpus,  v.  2. — Punishment  for 
high  treason,  v.  1,2.— Mr.  Horner,  t. 2. — .Appeals  in 
the  House  of  Lords,  etc.  r.  1.— Imprisonment  for 
libel.  V.  2.— Indemnity  bill,  v.  2.— Informations 
ex  officio,  V.  1. — Insolvent  act.  v.  2.— Insolvent 
debtors,  v.  2. — Irish  iusttrrection  act,  v.  2. — Ini- 
prlsoument  of  Mr.  Jones,  v.  1.— The  King's  ill- 
ness.v.  1. — liotteries,  v.  2.— Right  of  magistrates 
to  visit  prisons,  v.  2.— Military  flogging,   v.   1. — 

Militia,  V.  2 Mutiny  bill:  Limited  service,  v.  1. 

— Xavigable  River  Robbery  bill.  v.  1.— Parlia- 
mentary privilege,  v.  1. — Parliamentary  re- 
form, V.  1. — Penitentiary  houses,  v.  1. — Peter, 
W.  Memoir  of  R.  v.  1.— Mr.  Pitt,  v.  1.— Police  of  the 
metropolis,  V.  1.— Printers'  bill,  v.  1 — Persecution 
of  the  Protestants,  v.  2.— The  Regency,  v.  1.— Suite 
of  the  representation,  v.  2.  —  Expedition  to  the 
Scheldt,  V.  1. -Secret  committee,  r.  2.-S«dit<ons 
Meetings  bill,  t.  2.— Lord  Sidmonth's  circular^ 


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V.  2 SlaTe  tra<1e,  v.  2. — Atoolltion  of  the  slave  trade, 

V.  1.— Slaves  In  Dominica,  etc.  v.  2. — Action  against 
the  Speaker,  etc.  v.  1.— Spies  and  lilforniers,  v.  2. 
— Spilsljy  Poor  bill,  v.  1.— State  trials  in  Scot- 
land, v.  2.— Stealing  in  bleaching  grounds,  v.  1.— 
Stealing  in  dwelling  houses,  v.  1.— Private  stealing  in 
shops,  etc.  V.  2. — Grievances  under  the  Suspension 
act,  V.  2.— Repeal  of  ihe  39  of  Ellz.  v.  1.— Law  of 

tithes,  V.  2.— Treaties  with  foreign  powers,  v.  2 

Vice  Cliancellor'sblll,  V.I.— Welsli judges,  V.  2. 

Speech  In  the  House  of  Commons,  28  June,  1814,  on 

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Romund  Orejpssoeiis  saga.     23  pp. 

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Rouiundt,  Heinrich.  Menschliche  erkennt- 
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Rom^art;  beitraege  zur  kunde  mittelalter- 
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2376 
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Ronalds,  S^ir  Francis.  1788-1873.  Catalogue 
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Ronan,  St.    Lassus,  J.  B.  A.    Legende  et 

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See  also  Roland,  Chanson  de. 

Ronchers,  France.  Maxe-Werly,  L.  Ob- 
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Ronci^re  le  Noury,  Baron.    See  La  Ron- 

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Ronda,  Spain.    Didier,  C.    Serrania  de  R. 

41  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  3,  1858, 
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Rondallayre  quentos  populars  Catalans. 

Maspons  y  Labros,  F.     2  v.  1216 

Rondel,  Das,  in  den  franzoesischen  mirakel- 

spielen  und  mysterien  des  15  und  16  jahrh. 

Mueller,  L.     (Stengel,  E.,  Ansgaben,  v.  24.) 

2305 
Rondelet,  Antonin  Frangois.     1823—.     Du 

spiritualisme  en  economie  politique.    Paris, 

1859.     8°.  —1447 

Rondelet,    Guillaume.     Jardine,  Sir   W. 

Memoir  of  R.  30  pp.  (In  his  Nat.  Llbr.  v.  36,  p.  16.)— 
Klngsley,  O.  Rondelet,  the  Huguenot  nnturnltst. 
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Rondelet,  Jean,  and  Bloiiet,  Guillaume 
Abel.  Traite  theorique  et  pratique  de  I'art 
de  batir.  Supplement  par  G.  Abel  Blouet. 
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Roiides  popnlaires.  3  pp.   Tausserat,  J. 

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Roiidet,  Laurent  Etienne.  1717-85.  Disser- 
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Rouge,  Johannes.      Day    with   R.      8   pp. 

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Roiisard^  Pierre  de.  1524-85.  CEuvres 
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les  plus  anciens,  avec  les  variantes  et  des 
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Contents.  Amours,  v.  1.  —  Blauchenialn,  P. 
Etude  sur  la  vie  de  R.  v.  8.— Le  Bocage  royal,  v.  3. 
— La  charite,  v.  4. — Les  derniers  vers,  v.  7. — Dig- 
cour«,  V.  7.  —  Eclogues,  v.  4.  —  £l«gies.  v.  4. — 
Epitaphes  de  divers  sujets,  v.7. — Les  versd'Eury- 

niedou  et  de  Callirree,  v.  1 Fragmeuts,  v.  7. — 

La  Franciade,  v.  3.— Gayetez  et  epigrammes,  v.  6. 
— Hyiniies,  v.  5.— Masearades,  v.  4.— Odes,  v.  2. 
— CEuvres  inedites  en  vers  et  eu  prose,  v.  8. — 
Poeiues,  V.  6.— Sonnets  divers,  v.  5. — Sonnets  et 
madrigals  pour  Astree,  v.  1.— Sonnets  pour  HelSne, 
V.  1. 

Quelques  vers  inedits.    Vendome,  1867. 

8°.  —1152 

^—  Deux  pieces  de  vers  Inedites.  3  pp.  (Extrait  du 
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Gandar,  E.    Ronsard  considere  comme 

imitateur  d'Homere  et  de  Pindare.     1854. 

Cary,  H.  F.    Pierre  de  Ronsard.    42  pp.    (/n  his 

Early  French  poets,  p.  86.)— Mayer,  K.  A.  Das  fran- 
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Blanchemain,  P,    Etude  sur  la  vie  de 

Ronsard.  1867.  (Ronsard,  P.  de,  CEuvres 
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Lacroix  de  Rochambeau,  a.  L.  de  V., 

Marquis  de  Roclmmheau.  La  famille  de 
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Binet,  C.    Vie  de  R.    55  pp.    (Lafaist,  L.,  Arckiv. 

de  I'hist.  de  France,  1  s.  v.  10,  p.  359.) 

Desportes,     Philippe,     and     others. 

Chansons  mises  en  musique  par  Nicolas  de 
la  Grotte.  Nouv.  ed.  fac-simile  augmentee 
d'une  notice  par  A.  de  Rochambeau.  Paris, 
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Rousele,    Belgium.      Potter,    F.    de,    and 

Broeckaert,  J.  Ruusele.  23  pp.  {In  their  Geschledeuls 
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Roiisin,  Gen.  Charles  Philippe.     Carriere 

dramalique  du  Gen.  K.  25  pp.  (Utv.  retrospect.  2  s. 
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Roof  of  the  world.  The.  Gordon,  lAexit.- 
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Roofs.  Brandon,  R.,  and  Brandon,  J.  A. 
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Dempsey,  G.  D.    Iron  roofs :  a  series  of 

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Nicholson.  P.  Practical  masonry,  brick- 
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glazing,     n.  d. 

Shreve,  S.  H.     Treatise  on  the  strength 

of  bridges  and  roofs.     1873. 

SiNSABAUGH,  L.  W.    Digest  of  United 

States  patents  for  paving  and  roofing  com^- 
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Trendall,  E.  W.    Examples  for  roofs. 

1850. 

Rooks.    15  pp.     Broderip,  "W.  J.     {Fraser^s 

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Roorbaeh,  Orville  Augustus.  1803-61. 
Bibliotheca  Americana.  Catalogue  of  Amer- 
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Xote.—¥oi  continuation  see  Kelly,  J. 

Roos,  Lieu^Frederick  Fitzgerald  de.  Travels 

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Roos,  Friedrich.  Das  verhaeltniss  der  philo- 
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Roos,  Johann  Heinrich.    Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C. 

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ROOS,  Philip.  (Rosa  da  Tivoli. )  The  cankered 

Rose  of  Tivoli.     4  pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  9, 1854,  p.  243.) 

Roos,  Theodor.     Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C.    In  his 

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Roos  van  Dekania,  De.    2  v.    Lennep, 

J.  van,  Roinantisclie  werken,  v.  5,  6.      — 3105 

Roosebeke,  Memoire  sur  la  bataille  de. 

12  pp.    Dewez,  L.  D.  J.    (Brussels  Acad.  iVbur.  m£m. 
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Roosevelt,  Robert  Barnwell.  1829—.  Game 
fish,  of  the  Northern  States  and  British  Prov- 
inces. With  an  account  of  the  salmon  and 
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—2657 

[Ed.)  Poetical  works  of  Charles  G.  Hal- 
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Roosevelt,  Theodore.  1858—.  Gouvemeur 
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Life  of  Thomas  Hart  Benton.     Boston, 

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Naval  war  of  1812,  or  the  history  of  the 

United  States  Navy  during  the  last  war  with 
Great  Brjtain.     New  York,  1882.     8°.      1616 

Ranch  life  and  the  hunting-trail.     New 

York,  1888,     4°.  2493 

Roostaiu.      Lamartine,     (— ),    Mme.     de. 

Roostam.    68  pp.    (Lamartine,  A.  M.  L.  de  P.  de,  Mem. 
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Root,  Nathan  iel  William  Taylor.    The  costly 

kiss.    7  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  18,  1858,  p.  620.)— Dear- 
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Rooti  O.      A  valedictorian's  fate.      2  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  31,  1865,  p.  213.) 

Roper,  Richard.     Saving  life  at  sea.     20  pp. 

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Roper,  William.  1495-1577.  Life  of  Sir 
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ROPES 


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ROSCOE 


Ropes,  Henry.     Rogers,  H.  M.     Biography 

ot  R.     9  pp.     (^Harvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  304.) 

Ropes,  John  Codman.  1836—.  The  army 
under  Pope.  New  York,  1881.  12°.  [Cam- 
paigns of  the  civil  war.,  No.  4.)  2617 

The  first  Napoleon,  a  sketch,  political  and 

military.     Boston,  1886.     p.  8°.  1683 

Gen.  McCIellan's  plans  for  the  campaign  ot  18G2, 

and  the  alleged  Interference  of  the  government  with 
them.  28  pp.  {Peninsular  campaign  of  Gen.  McClellan 
in  1862,  p.  1.)— James  Amory  Perkins.  9  pp.  {Har- 
vard Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  370.) 

Roprecht  tke  robber.    19  pp.   Southey, 

R.,  I'oet.  works,  v.  6,  p.  241. 

Roque-Ferrier,  Alphonse.  1844—.  L'R 
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Roquefort,  Jean  Baptiste  Bonaventure  de. 
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A-Hyrcanine,  V.  1.  Supplement:  A-Zelleux. 

I-Zythy,  V.  2. 

9Iartonne,  Gr.  F.  do.    Notice  blographique  et  Ut- 

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Roquefort,    France.      Roques,    A.,    and 

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Rosamund   Gray.     70  pp.     Lamb,  C, 

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3847 

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Blackstone,  Sir  W.  Murray,  W.,  1  Earl  of  Mans- 

Coke,  -Sir  E.  field. 

Dunning,  J.,  1  Baron  Ash-    North,  F.,  1  Baron  Guilford. 


burton. 
Ensklno,  T.,  Baron. 
Halo,  Sir  M. 

Jeffroys,  G.,  Lord  Chancellor. 
Jones,  Sir  W. 

Greenwood,  F.  W.  P. 


Rom  illy.  Sir  S. 
Soldon,  J. 
Somers,  J.,  Baron. 
Thurlow,  E.,  Baron. 
Wllmot,  Sir  J.  E. 
Ro.scoe'8  Life  of  William 


Roscoe.    32  pp.    ( Chr.  Exavx.  v.  16, 1834,  p.  273.) 


ROSCOE 


1833 


ROSCOE 


Roscoe,  Sir  Henry  Enfield,  LL.  D.  1833—. 
Spectrum  analysis  :  6  lectures,  delivered  in 
1868,  before  the  Society  of  Apothecaries  of 
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Cimtents.  Chemistry  or  the  hydrocarbons  aud 
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V.  2. — Non-metallic  elements,  v.  1. 

Roscoe,  Thomas.  1791-1871.  Life  and  writ- 
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literary  and  historical  illustrations  from 
authentic  documents .  . .'  London,  1839.    16°. 

5836 

Life  of  William  the  Conqueror  ;  now  first 

pub.  from  official  records  and  other  authentic 
documents.     London.  1846.     12°.  4873 

Wanderings    and    excursions  in    north 

Wales.  With  50  engravings,  from  drawings 
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Wanderings    and    excursions    in    south 

Wales,  with  the  scenery  of  the  river  Wye. 
With  50  engravings,  from  drawings  by 
Harding,  Fielding,  Cox,  Creswick.  and 
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1863.     8°.  1466 

Biographical  notice  of  Lulgi  Iianzi.  15  pp.    (Lanzl, 

L.,  HUi.  of  painting  in  Italy,  v.  1,  1828,  p.  xli.) 

(Ed.)   Life  and  pontificate  of  Leo  X.   See 

Roscoe,  W.  •  » 

[Ed.)    Life  of  Lorenzo  de  Medici.    See 

Roscoe,  W. 

(Ed.)    Memoirs  of  Scipio  de  Ricci.    See 

Potter,  L.  J.  A.  de. 

(Tr.)    German  novelists:   tales  selected 

from  ancient  and  modern  authors  in  that 
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( Tr. )     History  of  painting  in  Italy.     See 

Lanzi.  L..  Abate. 

(Tr.)     Italian  novelists  :    selected   from 

the  most  approved  authors  in  that  language 
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Illicici,  B.  V.  2. 
Lando,  O.  v.  2. 
Lodoli,  C.  V.  4. 
Machlavelll,  N.  v.  2. 
Magalottl,  L.  v.  4. 
Malespini,  C.  v.  3. 
Manni,  D.  M.  v.  4. 
Masuccio  (Salemitano),  v.  1. 
Mori  da  Ceno,  A.  v.  3. 
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thors, V.  4. 
Padovani,  G.  v.  4. 
Parabosco,  G.  v.  2. 
Porto,  L.  da,  v.  2. 
Sacchetti,  F.  v.  1. 
Salvucci,  S.  V.  3. 
Sansovino,  F.  v.  3. 
Sanvitale,  L.  v.  4. 
Sermlnl,  G.  v.  3. 
Soave,  F.  v.  4. 
Sozzini,  A.  G.  v.  2. 
Str»parola,  G.  F.  v.  2. 


Altanesi,  G.  F.  v.  4. 
Arientl,  G.  S.  degU,  v.  2. 
Autore  Ignoto,  v.  3,  4. 
Bandello,  M.  v.  3. 
Bargagll,  S.  v.  4. 
Blsaccloni,  M.  v.  4. 
Boccaccio,  G.  v.  1. 
Bottari,  G.  v.  4. 
Bramieri,  L.  v.  4. 
Brevio,  G.  v.  2. 
Cada-Mosta,  M.  da  L.  v.  2. 
Capacelii,  A.  v.  4. 
Colombo,  M.  V.  4. 
Doni,  A.  F.  v.  3. 
Erlzzo,  S.  V.  3. 
Fireuzuola,  A.  v.  3. 
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V.  1. 
Giraldi  Cintlo,  G.  B.  v.  2. 
Glronl,  R.  v.  4. 
Gozzi,  C.  V.  4. 
Granucci,  N.  v.  3. 
Grazzini,    A.    F.,    called   II 

Lasca,  v.  2. 

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Life  of  Alexander  Pope.    London,  1847. 

8°.     (Pope,  A.,  Works,  v.  1.)  2135 

Life  of  Lorenzo  de  Medici,  called  the 

Magnificent.  10  ed.,  revised  by  his  son 
Thomas  Roscoe.  London,  1862.  p.  8°.  (Bohn, 
H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.)  5876 

On    the    origin    and    vicissitudes    of   literature, 

science,  and  art,  and  their  Influence  on  the  present 
state  of  society.  29  pp.    ( Pamphleteer,  v.  11, 1818,  p.  507.) 

ASPINALL.  J.     Roscoe 's  library.     1853. 

Letter    to  William    Roscoe.    containing 

strictures  on  his  late  publication  entitled 
"Considerations  on  the  causes,  objects,  and 
consequences  of  the  present  war."  1808. 
(Bound  pamph.  v.  169.)  ^ 

Brief  observations  on  the  address  to  H.  M.,  pro- 
posed by  Earl  Grey,  in  the  House  of  Lords,  13  June, 
1810.    11  pp.     (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  5,  1811,  p.  100.) 

Roscoe,  H.     Life  of  William   Roscoe. 

1833.  2  V. 

Coleridge,  H.    In  kis  Blographla  borealis,  p.  481. 

75  pp. ;  and  Lives  of  northern  worthies,  v.  3,  p.  1.  116 
pp.— Esptuasse.  F.  Wm.  Roscoe.  12  pp.  (In  kis 
Lancashire  worthies,  2  s.  p.  274.)— Gallerj-  of  liter- 
ary characters.  Roscoe.  2  pp.  {Fraser's  Hag.  v. 
6,  1832,  p.  685.)— Tnckerman,  H.  T.  The  philan- 
thropist: Roscoe.  25  pp.  (/n  his  Characteristics  of 
literature,  p.  105.) 

See  also  Quart.  Rev.  v.  7, 1812,  p.  265. 

Roscoe,  William  Caldwell.  1823-59.  Poems 
and  essays.  Ed.  with  a  prefatory-  memoir 
by  Richard  Holt  Button.  London,  1860.  2 
V.  12°.  2107 

Contents.  The  classical  school  of  English  poetry: 
Matthew  Arnold,  v.  2.— The  Miss  Brontes,  v.  2.— 
Mrs.  BroTVuin;^,  v.  2.— Unideal  poetry:  Crabbe,  v. 
2.— Children's  fairy-tales,  and  George  Cruiksbank, 
v.  2.— Unideal  Action:  De  Foe,  v.  2.— Eliduke, 
Count  of  Yvelock:  a  tragedy,  v.  1.— Fictions  for 
children,  v.  2.— Gliosts  of  the  old  and  new  school,  v. 
2.— Theory  of  poetic  expression :  Gray,v.  2.— Hnf  ton, 

B.  H.  Memoirs  of  the  author,  v.  1.— Sir  E.  B.  Ly tton, 
novelist,  philosopher  and  poet,  v.  2. — Minor  poems, 
V.  1.— Thomas  Bloore,  v.  2.— The  police,  v.  2.— Con- 
versation aud  poetry  of  Rogers,  v.  2. — Sonnets,  v. 
1. — Thackeray  on  S^Tift,  v.  2.— Tennyson,  v.  2.— 

W.  M.  Thackeray,  artist  and  moralist,  v.  2 Vio- 

lenzia,  a  tragedy,  v.  1.— Woman,  v.  2. 

(Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  57, 1861,  p.  582.) 

Hntton,  R.  H.    Memoir  of  R.    99  pp.    (Roscoe,  W. 

C,  Poems  Olid  essays,  v.  1,  p.  ix.j 


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8   pp. 

W.14 
7  pp. 


Roscoe,  William  Stanley.    Poems. 

(Kev.  of  iu  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  37,  1835,  p.  153.) 

Roscoe's  library.    Aspinali,  J. 
Roscofi' regatta,  On  the  road  to. 

(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  134,  1883,  p.  224.) 

Roscommon,  Earl  of.   See  Dillon,  W. ,  Earl 

of  Roscommon. 
Rose,  Cowper.      Four    years    in    southern 

Africa.  15  pp.   (Rev.  of  iu  YVeslm.  Rev.  v.  12, 1829,  p.  232.) 

Rose,  Sir  George.    [Notice  of.]    6  pp.    {Mac- 

millan's  Mag.  v.  29,  1874,  p.  298.) 

Rose,  George.  1744-1818.  Diaries  and  cor- 
respondence :  containing  original  letters  of 
the  most  distinguished  statesmen  of  his  day. 
Ed.  by  the  Rev.  Leveson  Vernon  Harcourt. 
London,  1860.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin. 
Rev.  V.  112,  1860,  p.  34.)  3853 

Bentliain,  J.    Defence  of  economy  against  R.    54 

pp.  [Famphleteer,  v.  10, 1817,  p.  281.)— Foster,  J.  Rose 
on  Fox's  History.  15  pp.  (Crit.  essays,  v.  1,  p.  329.)— 
Observations  respecting  the  public  expenditure 
and  tlie  influence  of  the  crown.  27  pp.  (Rev.  of  In 
Edin.  Rev.  v.  16, 1810,  p.  1S7.)— Smith,  S.  [Rose's]  Ob- 
servations on  the  historical  worli  of  the  Riglit  Hon. 
Charles  James  Fox.  10  pp.  (Works,  i).29o;  aad  Edin. 
Rev.  V.  14,  1809,  p.  490.)         « 

See  also  Quart.  Rev.  v.  2, 1809,  p.  243. 

Rose,  Sir  George  Henry.  Circa  1773-1855. 
The  Afghans,  the  10  tribes,  and  the  kings  of 
the  east.  The  Moabites,  the  Druses.  Lon- 
don, 1852.     8°.  —2294 

The  defence  of  Patricli  Earl  of  Mnrchmont.    50 

pp.  (In  his  Selection  from  the  papers  of  the  Earls  of 
Marchmont,  v.  1,  p.  Ixxxlil.) 

{Ed.)    Selection  from  the  papers  of  the 

Earls  of  Marchmont,  illustrative  of  events 
from  1685  to  1750.    London,  1831.    3  v.  8°. 

2554 

Contents.  Hume,  A.,  2  Earl  of  Marchmont.  Papers 
of,  supplement,  v.  2.— Hiime,  H.  C,  3  Earl  of  March- 
mont. Diary  of,  supplement;  Papers  of,  v.  1,  2. — 
Hume,  P.,  1  Earl  of  Marchmont.  Papers  of,  supple- 
ment, V.  3.— Rose,  air  G.  H.  Defence  of  Patrick  Earl 
of  Marchmont,  v.  1. 

Rose,  Heinrich.     1795-1864.    Traite  complet 

de  chimie  analytique.     Paris,  1859-62.     2  v. 

8°.  ^1503 

Contents.    Analyse  qualitative,  v.  1.— Analyse 

quantitative,  v.  2. 

■ Practical  treatise  of  chemical  analysis, 

.  'including  tables  for  calculations  in  analysis. 
Tr.  from  the  French  and  from  the  4  German 
ed.,  vrith  notes  and  additions,  by  A.  Nor- 
mandy.   London,  1858-59.    2  v.  8°.    —1594 

Contents.  Qualitative  analysis,  v.  1. — Quanti- 
tative analysis,  v.  2. 

Rose,  Rev.  Henry,  Three  lectures  on  archi- 
tecture in  England,  from  the  earliest  to  the 
present  time.    London,  1843.     8°.        —1785 

Rose,  Rev.  Henry  John.    —1873.     Bunsenj 

the  critical  school,  and  Dr.  Williams.  73  pp.  (Replies 
to  "Essays  and  reviews,"  p.  55.) 

" Simmons,  G.  F.     Rose's  tr.  of  Neander.    12  pp. 

(Chr.  Exam.  v.  39,  1845,  p.  180.) 

Rose,  Hugh  James,  D.  D.  1795-1838.  Nevs^ 
general  biographical  dictionary.  London, 
1857.     12  V.  8°.  1186 

Contents. 
Aa-Anson,  V.  1.  Dach-George,v.  7. 

Ansou-Bahrdt,  v.  2.  Georgo-Jeuson,  v.  8. 

Bahusen-Booroslraaten,v.3.  Jepiison-Martin,  v.  9, 
Beethovon-Bradshaw,  V.  4. 
Bradshaw-Oapel,  V.  5. 
Capoli-Czernl,  v.  6. 

luscriptioneg  Graecae   votusltssimae.     34  pp. 

(Rev.  of  iu  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  33, 1826,  p.  322; 
V.  34,  1826,  pp.  146,  316;  v.  37,  1828,  p.  75.) 

Rose,  Rev.  Hugh  James.  1841-78.  Among 
the  Spanish  people.  London,  1877.  2  v.  p. 
8°.  1475 


Martlii-PaviUon,  v.  10. 
Pays-Sennortus,  v.  11. 
8eptallu.s-Zwlugll,  v.  12. 


Untrodden  Spain,  and  her  black  country; 

being  sketches  of  the  life  and  character  of 
the  Spaniard  of  the  interior.  London,  1875. 
2  V.  8°.  1464 

Rose,  Susan  Penelope.    Needham,  Mrs.  E. 

C.  C.  Susan  Penelope  Rose.  5  pp.  (In  her  Eng.  female 
artists,  v.  1,  p.  54.) 

Rose,  Valentin  (Ed.)  1829—.  Plinii  Se- 
cundi  quae  fertur  una  cum  Gargilii  Martialis 
medicina.    See  Plinius  Valerianus,  O. 

and    Mueller-Struebiiig,    Herman 

(Eds.)  Vitruvii  de  architectura  libri  X. 
See  Vitruvius  PoUio,  M. 

Rose,  William  Stewart  [Tr.)  —1843.  Or- 
lando Furioso.     See  Ariosto,  L. 

{Tr.)     Orlando  Innamorato.    See  Berni, 

F.  (in  supplement). 

Second  volume  of  Rose's  Ariosto.    6  pp.    (Rev.  of 

in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  15,  1824,  p.  418.)— Rhymes.     8 

pp.     (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  58, 1837,  p.  465.)  , 

Rose,  Ascensions  aux  pics  du  mont.    91  pp. 

Briquet,  A.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  u.  p6r.  v.  12, 
1861,  pp.  5,  307.) 

Rose,  Roman  de  la.  Lorris,  G.  de,  and 
Meung,  J.  Roman  de  la  rose.  Nouv.  ed. 
par  M.  Meon.     1814,  4  v. 

The  same.    Nouv.  ed.  par  F.  Michel.    1864, 

2  V. 

The  same.  Ed.  accompagnee  d'une  tr. 
en  vers  .  .  .  suivie  de  notes  et  d'une  glossaire 
par  P.  Marteau.  1878-80,  5  v.  {Biblioth. 
Elzevir. ) 

Ampere,  J.  J.    Po6sle  du  moyeu-age.    Roman  de 

la  Rose.  41  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deuje  mondes,  1843,  u.  s.  v.  3,  p. 
441.)— Damerey,L.  de.  Dissertation  sur  le  roman  de 
la  Rose.  45  pp.  (Lorris,  G.  de,  and  Meung,  J.,  Roman 
de  la  rose,  &d.  par  M6on,  v.  1,  p.  65.) — Romance  of  the 
Rose.    33  pp.     (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  54,  1871,  p.  359.) 

Rose  and  the  ring.    132  pp.    Thackeray, 

W.  M.,  Christmas  books,  p.  197. 

Rose  Condon;  a  ballad  of'Fear-Muighe- 

Felue.     5  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  44, 1854,  p.  699.) 

'Rose,  Family  of .  Innes,  C.  {Ed.)  Genealog- 
ical deduction  of  the  family  of  Rose  of  Kil- 
ravock.     1848.     {Spalding  Club. ) 

Rose  Mary.    68  pp.    Rosetti,  D.  G.,  Ballads 

and  sonnet. 1,  p.  1. 

Rose  of  Corby e.    60  pp.    Anderson,  R., 

I'oet.  woi-ks,  V.  1,  p.  1. 

Rosecrans,  Maj.-Gen.  William  Starke. 
1819—.  Report  on  the  battle  of  Murfrees- 
boro',  Tenn.    Washington,  1863.     8°.     2656 

Battle  of  Corinth.    21  pp.    (Jolinson,  R.  U.,  and 

Buel,  C.  C,  Battles  and  leaders  of  the  civil  ivar,  v.  2,  p.  737.) 

BiCKHAM,  W.  D.     Rosecrans'  campaigns 

vpith  the  14  army  corps  ;  or,  the  Army  of 
the  Cumberland.     1863. 

Garfield,  J.  A.    Letter  to  R.;  Remarks  on  R.    10  pp. 

(Works,  v.  1,  pp.  707,775.) 

Roseleur,  Alfred.  —1879.  Manipulations 
hydroplastiques.  Guide  pratique  du  doreur, 
de  I'argenteur,  et  du  galvanoplaste.  3  ed. 
Paris,  1873.     8°.  —3735 

Rosell,  Cayetano  (iJd.)  Circa  1815— .  Cro- 
nicas  de  los  reyes  de  Castilla  desde  Don 
Alfonso  el  Sabio,  hasta  los  catolicos  Don 
Fernando  y  Doiia  Isabel.     Madrid,  1875-78. 

3  V.  r.  8°.     {Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.  v.  66,  68, 


70.: 


Alfonso  X,  V.  1. 
Alfonso  XI,  V.  1. 
Enrique  II,  v.  2. 
Enrique  III,  v.  2. 
Enrique  IV,  v.  3. 
Fernando  IV,  v.  1, 


—1192 
Contents. 

Fernando  V,  v.  3. 

Isabel,  V.  3. 

J  uau  I,  V.  2. 

Juan  II,  V.  2. 

Pedro  I,  V.  1. 

Saucho  IV  (el  Bravo),  v.  1. 


ROSELL 


3835 


ROSENGARTEN 


{Ed.)     Historiadores  de  sucesos  partic- 

ulares.  Madrid,  1852-53.  2  v.  8°.  [BiUiot. 
de  autor.  espan.  v.  21,  28.)  —1193 

Contents.  Avila  y  Zniiiga,  L.  de.  Comentario  de 
la  guerra  de  Aleinania,  hecba  por  Carlos  V  en  el  ano 
de  1546  y  1547,  v.  1.— Colonia,  C.  Las  guerras  de  loa 
Estados-Bajos,  desde  el  ano  de  1588  basta  el  de  1599,  v. 
2.— Illegcag,  G.  de.  Jornada  de  Carlos  V  &  TUnez, 
V.  1. — Slartnol  Carvajal,  L.  de.  Kebelion  y  castigo 
de  los  Morlscos  del  relno  de  Granada,  v.  1. — Melo,  F. 
M.  de.  Hlstoria  de  los  movlmientos,  separaclon  y 
gueiTa  de  CataluHa,  v.  1. — Meudoza,  B.  de.  Comen- 
tarios  de  lo  sucedido  en  las  guerras  de  los  Palses- 
Bajos,  V.  2.— Bleiidoza,  D.  H.  de.  Guerra  de  Granada 
hecha  por  Don  Filipe  II  contra  los  Moriscos,  v.  1. — 
Alexia,  or  Mejia,  P.  Reiacion  de  las  comunldades  de 
Castilla,  v.  1.— Moncada,  F.  de.  Expedlcion  de  los 
Catalanes  y  .\ragoneses  contra  Turcos  y  Griegos,  v.  1. 
—Soils  y  Ribadeneira,  A.  de.  Historla  de  la  con- 
quista  de  Mejico,  v.  2. 

[Ed.)   Novelistas  posteriores  a  Cervantes. 

Coleccion  revisada  y  precedida  de  una  noticia 
critico-bibliografica.  Madrid,  1851-54.  2  v. 
8°.     (Biblwt.  de  autor.  espafi.)  — 1192 

Contents,  A  fait  de  Rlbera,  F.  Vlrtud  al  uso,  y 
mistica  a  la  moda,  v.  2. — Agreda  y  Vargas,  B.  de. 
Eduardo,  rey  de  Inglaterra ;  Herraano  Indiscreto,  v.  2. 
— Avellaneda.  A.  F.  de  (pseud.)  El  Ingenioso  hidalgo 
Don  Quijote  de  la  Mancba,  v.  1.— Barbadillo,  A.  J. 
de  S.  El  curioso  y  sabio  Alejandro,  fiscal  de  vldas 
ajenas,  v.  2.— Caballero  invisible,  v.  2. — Castillo, 
A.  del.  La  mnerte  del  avariento,  y  Guzman  de  Juan 
de  Dios,  v.  2. — Cespedes  y  MeueseSiG.  de.  Espafiol 
Gerardo  ;  Fortuna  varia  del  soldado  Pindaro,  v.  1. — 
Kiiriqnez  Gomez,  A.  Vida  de  Don  Gregorio  Gua- 
daBa,  v.  2.— Espluel,  V.  Relaciones  de  la  vlda  del 
Escudero  Marcos  de  Obregon,  v.  1.— Gonzalez.  E. 
Vida  y  bechos,  v.  2.— Guevara,  L.  V.  de.  El  diablo 
coj  uelo,  y.  2. — Alontalvau.  J.  P.  de.  Prlmos  amantes ; 
ViUana  de  Pinto,  v.  2.— Navarrete,  E.  F.  de.  Bos- 
quejo  historico  sobre  la  novela  EspaSola,  v.  2. — Bfa- 
varrete  y  Rlbera,  F.  Los  tres  hermanos,  v.  2. — Bf o 
hay  desdlcba  que  no  acabe,  v.  2. — Perez,  A.  La 
picara  Justina,  v.  2.— Pi-ado,  A.  de.  Ardid  de  la  po- 
breza,  y  astuclas  de  vireuo;  La  vengada  a  su  pesar, 
V.  2.— Santos,  F.  Dia  y  noche  de  Madrid,  v.  2.— So- 
lorzano,  A.  de  C.  Dislrazado ;  GarduSa  de  Sevilla, 
y  auzuelo  de  las  bolsas ;  Inclinacion  EspaSola,  v.  2. — 
Tellez,  G.    Los  tres  maridos  burlados,  v.  1. — "Ve- 

lazqnez,  B.  M.    Nadie  crea  de  llgero,  v.  2 Tafiez 

y  Rivera,  J.  de  A.  Alonso,  mozo  de  mucbos  amos, 
V.  1.— Zayas,  M.  de.  Castigo  de  la  miseria;  Fuerza 
del  amor;  Juez  de  su  causa;  Tarde  llega  el  desen- 
gaSo,  v.  2. 

{Ed.)     Poemas  epicos.     Colleccion  dis- 

puesta  y  revisada,  con  notas  biograficas,  y 
una  advertencia  preliminar.  Madrid,  1851- 
54.  2  V.  8°.  {Btt)liot.  de  autor.  espaii.  v.  17, 
29.)  -1103 

Contents.    Acevedo,  A.  de.    Creadon  del  mundo, 

V.  2.— Balbneua,  B.  de.    El  Bernardo,  v.  1 Boi^a, 

F.  de.  Napoles  recuperada  por  el  rey  Don  Alonso,  v. 
2— Callecerrada,  M.  D.  Endimion,  v.  2.— Catalogo 
de  poemas  Castellanos  heroicos,  religiosos,  historlcos, 
fabulosos  y  satlricos,  v.  2 — Ercllla  y  Znftiga,  A.  de. 
La  Araucana,  v.  1.— Kspinosa,  P.  Fabula  del  Genii, 
V.  2.— Hojeda,  D.  de.  La  Cristiada,  v.  1.— Lista  y 
Aragon,  A.  La  inoceucla  perdidn,  v.  2. — 9Iaurl,  J. 
M.  La  agresion  Britanlca,  v.  2.— Moratln.  N.  F.  de. 
Las  naves  de  cortes  destruldas,  v.  2.— Ofia,  P.  de. 
Arauco  domado,  v.  2.— Reinoso,  F.  J.  La  Inocencia 
perdida,  v.  2.— Rnfo,  J.  G.  La  Austrlada,  v.  2.— 
Torrepalma,  A.  V.  de  C,  Cande  de.  El  Deucalion,  v. 
2.— Ulloa,  L.  de.  La  Raquel,  v.  2 Vaca  de  Guz- 
man. J.  M.    Las  naves  de  cortes  destruldas,  v.  2 

Valdivielso,  J.  de.  Vida  y  muerte  del  patriarca 
San  Josef,  v.  2.— Villaviclosa.  J.  de.  La  mosquea, 
V- 1.— Vlrn^s,  C.  de.    El  Monserrate,  v.  1. 

Rosell  J  Torres,  Isidore.     Biblioteca  de 

autores  espanoles  .  .  .     Indices  generates. 

Madrid,  1880.   r.  8°.    {Bibliot.de autor.  espan. 

V-  71.)  —1192 

Rosellini,  Ippolito.      1800-43.      Elementa 

linguae  iEgyptiacae,vulgo  Copticae.  Romae. 

1837.    4°.  "        "^  -2142 


Monumenti  dell'  Egitto  e  della  Nubia. 

Pisa,  1832-44.     9  v.  8°,  and  3  v.  el.  fo. 

1775,  atlas  P.30 
Rosen,  Andreas  Hermann  Heiuricb.  Baron. 
1800-84.  Aus  den  memoiren  eines  russiscben 
Dekabristen.  Beitraege  zur  geschicbte  des 
St.  Petersburger  militaeraufstandes  vom  14 
(26)  Dec.  1825,  und  seiner  theilnebmer. 
[Anon.]  Leipzig,  1869.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Edin.  Rev.  v.  132,  1870,  p.  363.)  3467 

Rosen,  Georg.    1820 — .    Proben  neuerer  ge- 

lebrter  dichtkunst  der  Araber.  3  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  22,  1868,  p.  541.)— Ueber  die  lage  des 
alten  Debirira  stamme  Juda.  15  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  11, 1857,  p.  50.)— Ueber  das  thai  und  die 
naechste  umgegeud  Ilebrons.  37  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  12,  1S58,  p.  477.) — Topograph- 
Isches  aus  Jerusalem  j  Ueber  samarltanischen  in- 
schrllten ;  Ueber  Jfablus  und  umgegend ;  Proben 
neuerer  gelehrter  dichtkunst  der  Araber.  47  pp.  5  pi. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  14, 1860,  pp.  605,  622, 
634,  692.) — Alte  handschriften  des  samarltanischen 
pentatench.  8  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits. 
V.  18,  1864,  p.  582.)— Ueber  die  in  Constantinopel  ge- 
druckte  luerklsche  uebersetzung  von  Taberi's  ge- 
schichts^verhe.  29  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  V.  2,  1S48,  p.  159.) 

Rosen  pa  Tistel<>n.  2  v.  Carlen,  E.  S. 
F.,  Savilade  romaner.  v.  1,  2.  1277 

Rosenberg,  Adolf.  1850—.  Die  Erinyen. 
Ein  beitrag  zur  religion  und  kunst  der  Grie- 
chen.     Berlin,  1874.     8°.  —2274 

Lorenzo  Ghiberti  J  Donatello.  42  pp.  (Dohme,  R., 

Kunslundkuenstler,  v. 3.)— Die  maler  der  dentschen 
renaissance  uuterdemeinfiusseDuerer's.  (Deutsche 
kleinmelster) ;  Lucas  von  Leyden.  76  pp.  (Dohme, 
R.,  Kunst  und  kuenttler,  v.  1.)— Frangois  Rude.  28  pp. 
(Dohme,  R.,  Kunst  und  kuensUer,  v.  4,  pt.  1.)— Palma 
Vecchio  ;  Andrea  SansoTino;  Jacopo  Sansovino.  53 
pp.     (Dohme,  R.,  Kunst  und  kuenttler,  v.  5.) 

Rosenberg,   Charles  G.      Jenny  Lind    in 

America.     New  York,  1851.     8°.  3896 

Rosenblnet,  Hans.     Koehler,  R.     Rosen- 

bluets  disputaz  eines  fretheits  mlt  elnem  Juden.  12 
pp.  (Germania,  v.  4,  1859,  p.  482.) — Zur  Utteratur  Hans 
Rosenpluets.  4  pp.  {Germania,  v.  6,  1861,  p.  106.) — 
Iilebrecht,  F.  Rosenbluets  disputatz  eines  freiheits 
mit  einem  Juden.    1  p.    (GftTnonia,  v.  5,  1860,  p.  487.) 

Rosende,  Antonio  Gonzalez  de.  17  cent. 
Vida  del  ilustrissimo,  y  excelentissimo  senor 
Don  Juan  de  Palafox  v  Mendoza.  Madrid, 
1762.  fo.  (Palafox  y  Mendoza,  J.  de,  Obras, 
V.  13.)  —1191 

Roseugarten,  Albert.  1809—.  Die  archi- 
tektonischen  stylarten  .  .  .  zur  richtigen  ver- 
wendung  in  kunst  und  handwerk  .  .  . 
Braunschweig,  1857.     8='.  —1784 

Rosengarlen,  Joseph  George.  1835—.  The 
German  soldier  in  the  wars  of  the  United 
States.     Phila.  1886.     12°.  1616 

Roseugarten.  Grdim,  W.  K.  (Ed.)  Der 
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Koseugarte,  herausg.  vonK.  Bartsch.  46pp.  (Ger- 
mania, V.  4,  1S59,  p.  1  ;  V.  8,  1863,  p.  196.}— Grimm,  W. 
K.  Bruchstuecke  elner  bearbeitung  des  Roseugarteus; 
Bruchstuecke  aus  einem  uubekannten  gedicht  vom 
Rosengarten.  31  pp.  {Kleinere  schriften,  v.  4,  pp.  468, 
504.) — Grosse  Roseugarten.  Aus  der  heidelberger 
und  strassbnrger  handschrift.  30  pp.  (Hagon,  F.  H. 
von  der,  and  Primisser,  A.,  Heldenhuch  in  der  ursprache.) 
— Hagen,  F.  H.  von  der.  Das  Rosengarten  lied.  71 
pp.  (In  his  Helden  buch.)-Roseugarten  zuVVorms. 
31  pp.  (Hagen,  F.  H.  von  der,  and  Primisser,  A., 
Heldenbuch  in  der  urspracft*.)— Sinirock,  K.  J.  Der 
Rosengarten.     81  pp.     (In  his  Heldenbuch,  v.  3,  p.  179.) 

£dzardi,A.    Rosengarten  und  Nibelungensage.    6 

pp.  (Germania,  v.  20,  1881,  p.  172.) — Grimm,  W.  K. 
Der  Rosengarte.  2  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  2,  p.  470.) 
— Ijuetolf.  A.  Roseugarten.  2  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  10, 
1865,  p.  147.) — TJhIand,  L.  Zur  deutschen  helden- 
sage.  Der  Rosengarten  von  Worms.  42  pp.  (Gemiaaia, 
V.  6,  1861,  p.  307.) 

See  also  Amelnngen  Ued  and  sage. 


ROSENKRANTZ 


3836 


ROSETTA  STONE 


Rosenkrantz,  Wilhelm.  Muellner,  L.    W. 

Kosenkrantz'  philosophle.  30  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  pliilos.  v. 
69,  1876,  p.  270 ;  V.  70, 1H77,  p.  66.)— AVissenschaf t  cleg 

wissens  und  begruenaung  der  besondern  wlsseu- 
schatten  durchdie  allgemelne  wlssenschaft,  eine  fort- 
bildung  der  deutschen  pliUosopliio  mit  besonderer 
rueckslcht  auf  Plato,  Ariatoteles.  27  pp.  (Kev.  of,  by 
K.  A.  vou  Belchliu-Meldegg,  In  Zeils.  f.  philos.  v.  52, 
1868,  p.  69.) 

Roseukraiiz,  Johann  Karl  Friedrich.  1805- 
79.  Georg  Wilhelm  Friedrich  Hegel's  leben. 
Berlin,  1844.     8°.  5852 

Goethe  und  seine  werke.     2  verbesserte 

tind  vermehrte  aufl.  Koenigsberg,  1856. 
8°.  —3176 

Pedagogics  as  a  system.     Tr.  from  the 

German  by  Anna  C.  Brackett.  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  1872.     8°.  —2374 

See  also  Journ.  Spec.  Phlloft  v.  6,  1872,  p.  290;  v.  7, 
1873,  No.  1,  p.  49,  No.  2,  p.  40,  No.  3,  p.  1,  No.  4,  p.  1 ;  v. 
8,  1874,  p.  49.  , 

Psychologic,  oder  die  wissenschaft  vom 

subjectiven  geist.  Koenigsberg,  1863.  8°, 
(Rev.  of,  by  K.  A.  von  Reichlin-Meldegg,  in 
Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  45,  1864,  p.  91.)  —1427 

Fau'gt  als  volksbuch  ;  Zur  lUeratur  der  Faust- 

dichtung.  10  pp.  (Scheible,  J.,  Kloster,  v.  2,  a.  pp.  39, 
44.)— Zur  Faustisclieufabel.  16  pp.  (Scheible,  J., 
Kloster,  v.  5,  a.  p.  348.) 

{Ed.)      Hegel's  Philosophische    propae- 

deutik.    See  Hegel,  G.  W.  F.,  Werke,  v.  18. 

Cpilegomeua  zu    melner  wissenschaft   der  lo- 

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-^—  Voyage  of  discovery  ...  in  His  Majesty's 
Ships  Isabella  and  Alexander,  for  the  pur- 
pose of  exploring  Baffin's  bay,  and  inquiring 
into  the  probability  of  a  north-west  passage. 
London,  1819.  4°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  31,  1819,  p.  336  ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  21,  1819, 
p.  213.)  2461 

Narrative  of  a  2  voyage  in  search  of  a 

north-west  passage  and  of  a  residence  in  the 
Arctic  regions  during  the  years  1829-33. 
London,  1835.  2  v.  4°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin. 
Rev.  V.  61,  1835,  p.  417;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  54. 
1835,  p.  1.)  2461 

-  Gallery  of  literary  characters.  Capt.  Ross. 
2  pp.  {Eraser's  Mag.  v.  9, 1834,  p.  64.)— Account  of  the 
expedition  to  the  North  pole.  4  pp.  (Blackwood's 
Mag.  V.  4, 1819,  p.  95.)— Captain  Ross  and  Sir  James 
Lancaster's  sound.  2  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  5, 1819, 
p.  150.) 

Boss,  John.  — 1491.  Historiaregum  Angliae 
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scripsit,  notisque  et  indice  adornavit  Tho. 
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quarii  Naenia  in  mortem  Henrici  Duddelegi 
Equitis  ;  cui  praefigitur  testimonium  de  Le- 
lando  amplum  et  praeclarum,  hactenus  in- 
editum.     Ed.  secunda.    Oxonii,  1745.     8°. 

1547 

Boss,  John  Merry,  LL.  D.  1833-84.  Scottish 
history  and  literature,  to  the  period  of  the 
reformation.  Ed.  with  biographical  sketch 
by  James  Brown.    Glasgow,  1884.    8°.    2584 

Boss,  Ludwig.  1806-59.  Alte  lokrische  in- 
schrift  von  Chaleion  oder  Oeantheia  mit  den 
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Archaeologische  .  aufsaetze.       Leipzig, 

1855-61.    2  V.  8°.  1784 


Die  Demen  von  Attika  und    ihre  ver- 

theilung  unter  die  Pliylen.  Herausg.  und 
mit  anmerkungen  begleitet  von  M.  H.  E. 
Meier.    Halle,  1846.    4°.  1223 

Erinnerungen    und    mittheilungen    aus 

Griechenland.  Mit  einem  vorwort  von  Otto 
Jahn.     Berlin,  1863.     p.  8°.  2747 

Hellenika.       Archiv     archaeologischer, 

philologischer,  historischer,  und  epigraph- 
ischer  abhandlungen  und  aufsaetze.  Halle, 
1846.     4°.  1784 

Inscriptiones  Graecae  ineditae.  Naupliae, 

1834-45.     3  V.  in  1,  4°.  1222 

Italiker  und  Graekeu.    Sprachen  die  Roe- 

mer  Sanskrit  oder  griechisch  V  Halle,  1858. 
8°.  —2114 

Die  Pnyx  und  das  Pelasgikon  in  Athen. 

Braunschweig,  1853.     8°.  1774 

Reisen  auf  den  griechischen  inseln  des 

aegaeischen  meeres.  Stuttgart,  1840-45.  3 v. 
in  1,  8°.  1464 

Reisen  nach  Kos,  Halikarnassos,  Rhodos, 

und  der  insel  Cypern.  Mit  lithographien 
und  holzschnitten.     Halle,  1852.     8°.       1404 

Reisen  und  reiserouten  durch  Griechen- 
land. 1  theil :  Reisen  im  Peloponnes.  Ber- 
lin, 1841.    8°.  1476 

ISchaubert,  Eduard,  and  Hansen, 

Christian.  Die  Akropolis  von  Athen  nach 
den  neuesten  ausgrabungen.  I.  Tempel 
der  Nike  Apteros.    Berlin  [1836].    fo.     1791 

Boss,  William  Andrew.  Yacht  voyage  to 
Norway,  Denmark,  and  Sweden.  2  ed. 
London,  1849.     12°.  1467 

Boss,  County,  Ohio.  Finley,  I.  J. ,  and  Put- 
nam, R.  Pioneer  record  of  .  .  .  Ross  Co., 
Ohio.     1871. 

Bossbach,  Georg  August  Wilhelm.  1823—. 
Untersuchungen  ueber  die  roemische  ehe. 
Stuttgart.  1853.     8°.  —1374 

and  Westphal,  Rudolph  Georg  Her- 
mann. Metrik  der  Griechen  im  vereine  mit 
den  uebrigen  musischen  kuensten.  Leipzig, 
1867-68.     2  V.  8°.  —2114 

Boss-Cliurch,    Mrs.    Florence    Marryat. 

1837 — .     Life  and  letters  of  Capt.  Marryat. 

London,  1872.    2  v.  12°.  4846 

Bosse,  3  Earl  of.    See  Parsons,  W.,  3  Earl  of 

Rosse. 
Bosse,  Irving  C,  M.  D.    1841—.    Medical 

and  anthropological  notes  on  Alaska.  39  pp.  ( U.  S.  47 
Cong.  2  sess.  Exec.  doc.  v.  23,  No.  105,  p.  5.) 

Bosse,  J.  Willoughby.  Index  of  dates : 
comprehending  the  principal  facts  in  the 
chronology  and  history  of  the  world  .  .  . 
Being  a  complete  index  to  the  enlarged  ed. 
of  Blair's  Chronological  tables.  London, 
1858-59.   2  V.  p.  8°.   (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Sci.  Libr.) 

2457 

Contents. 
Aahmes-Juxon,  v.  1.  KabyIes-Zwentlbold,v.  2. 

The  same.    London,  1859.    p.  8°.    (Bohn, 

H.  G..  Set.  Libr.)  L.125 

BosscI,  Elisabeth  Paul  Edouard,  Clievalier 

do.  Voyage  de  Dentrecasteaux.  23  pp.  (Rev.  of  In 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  3,  1810,  p.  21.) 

Bossel,  Louis  Nathaniel.     Mazzini,  G.    Ros- 

sel.    12  pp.    (  Contemp.  Rev.  v.  19, 1872,  p.  812.) 

Bosselli,  Cosimo.    Vasari,  G.    Cosimo  Ro- 

86111.  11  pp.  (Opere,  V.  3,  p.  183;  Vite  de'  pittori,  v.  0, 
p.  49;  and  Lives  of  painters,  v.  2,  p.  173:  Bohu,  H.  G., 
Uland.  Libr.) 


ROSSELLINO 


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ROSSETTI 


Bossellino,  Antonio,  and   Bossellino, 

Bernardo.  Bode,  W.  /n  Ais  Florentiner  marmorbild- 
ner.  7  pp.  (Dohine,  R.,  Kunst  und  kiunstUr,  v.  3.) — 
Vaaari,  Q.  Antonio  Rosellino  e  Bernardo  suo  fra- 
tello.  12  pp.  [Opere,  v.  3,  p.  93;  ViU  de'  pittori,  v.  5, 
p.  219;  and  Lives  of  painters,  v.  2,  p.  123:  Bohn,  H.  G., 
Sland.  Libr.) 

Bossetti,  Christina  Georgina.  1830—. 
Goblin  market,  the  Prince's  progress,  and 
other  poems.     London,  1875.     p.  8°.         1377 

A  Pageant  and  other  poems.    London, 

1881.  p.  8°.  1377 

Sing-song.    A  nursery  rhyme  book.  With- 

120  illustr.  by  Arthur  Huglies.  Boston, 
1872.     12°.  1337 

Antmun  -violets.    1   p.     [Macmillan'i  Mag.  v.  19, 

18C9,  p.  8i.)— A  Bird's-eye  vle^T.  1  p.  (Macmillan'i 
Mag.v.  8, 1863,  p.  2OT.)— A  Bird-song.  1  p.  {Scribner's 
Monthly,  T.  5, 1873,  p.  336.)— The  Bourne.  1  p.  [Mac- 
mUlan't  Mag.  v.  7,  1863,  p.  382.)— By  the  w.iters  of 
Baliylon.  2  pp.  (Macmillan'x  Mag.  v.  14,  18CC,  p.  424.) 
—Consider.  1  p.  (J<acmi«an's  i/a</.  v.  13, 1SC6,  p.  232.) 
— Days  of  vanity .  1  p.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  \.b,  1^3, 
p.  21.) — The  Fairy  prince  who  arrived  too  late.  1  p. 
{Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  «,  1863,  p.  36.)— Helen  Grey.  1  p. 
{Macmillan's  Map.  v.  13,  1866,  p.  37.5.)—"  Last  night." 
1  p.  {ilaemillan'i  Mag.  v.  12.  1865,  p.  48.)— Light  love. 
1  p.  (JtfucjHjV/an't  Mag.  v.  7,  186:1,.  p.  2tS7.j— Mother 
conntry.  2  pp.  {.Vacmillan's  Mag.  v.  17,  1S68,  p.  403.) 
—My  friend.  1  p.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  11,  ltt6.5,  p. 
15.5.)— One  day.  1  p.  (MacmiUan's  Mag.  v.  9, 186i,\i. 
159.)— The  ^ueen  of  hearts.  1  p.  {Macinillan's  Mag. 
V.  8, 1S63,  p.  457.)— Seasons.  2  pp.  [Macmillan's  Mag. 
V.  15,1867,  p. 168.) — Sit  down  in  the  lofvest  room. 
4  pp.  {Macmitlan's  Mag.  v.  9,  1864,  p.  4;i6.)— .A  Smile 
and  a  sigh :  Dead  hope.  1  p.  {Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  18, 
1868,  p.  86.)— A  Song.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  50,  1878, 
p.  697.) — Spring  fancies.  1  p.  {Mai-.millan's  Mag.  v. 
11,1865,  p.  460.)— "They  desire  a  better  conn- 
try."  2  pp.  {Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  19,  1869,  p.  422.)— 
Vanity  of  vanities.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  41,  1870, 
p.  48.)— Tet  a  little  while.  1  p.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
n.  a.  V.  1,1878,  p.  104.) 

-,—  Forman,  H.  B.  Christina  G.  Bossettl.  25  pp.  {In 
his  Our  living  poets,  p.  229.) — Norton,  Mrs.  C.  The 
Angel  in  the  bouse,  and  the  Gobllu  market.  6  pp. 
(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  8,  1863,  p.  398.) 

Bossetti,  Dante  Gabriel,  or  Gabriel  Charles 
Dante.  1828-82.  Collected  works.  Ed.  with 
preface  and  notes  bv  William  M.  Rossetti. 
London,  1887.     2  v.  12°.  2154 

Omlents.  William  Blake,  v.  1.— The  stealthy  school 
of  criticism,  v.  1. — Dante  and  his  circle,  with 
the  Italian  poets  preceding  him,  v.  2. — Notices  ot  fine 
art,  V.  2  — Halce's  Madeline,  and  other  poems,  v.  1. 
— Hake's  Parables  and  tales,  v.  1. — Hand  and 
soul, V. I. — Ebenezer  Jones, V.  1. — Litei-nry  papers, 
V.  1. — Micliael  Scott's  wooing,  v.  1.— Miscel- 
laneous poems,  V.  1.— The  Orchid  pit,  v.  1.— The 
Palimpsest,  v.  1.— The  Philtre,  v.  1.— Poems,  v.  1. 
—Poems  iu  Italian,  French,  and  Latin,  v.  1.— Prose, 
V.  1, 2.— RossettI,  W.  M.  Preraoe,  v.  1.— Notes,  v.  1, 2. 
— Saint  Agnes  of  Intercession,  v.  1.— Sentences 
and  notes,  v.  1.— Sonnets  and  verses  for  Rossettl's 
own  worlis  of  art,  v.  1.— Sonnets  on  pictures,  v.  1. 
-Translations,  v.  2.— Versicles  and  fragments, 
V.  1. 

Ballads   and    sonnets.    3  ed.      London, 

1882.  p.  8°.  1396 
Contents.    House   of  life.— King's  tragedy.— 

Lyrics.— Rose  Mary.— Sonnets.— Wliite  ship. 

Poems.    3  ed.    London,  1870.    p.  8°.    1366 

The  Cloud  confines.    2  pp.    (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  8.  v. 

11, 1872,  p.  14.)— A  Cloudy  day  in  England.     1  p. 

(Dublin  ITniv.  Mag.  v.  34,  1849,  p.  307.)— Place  de  la 
Bastille,  Paris.  1  p.  lAtlant.  Monthly,  v.  48,  1881, 
p.  546.) 

(Tr.)    Dante  and  his  circle:    with  the 

Italian  poets  preceding  him  (1100-1300).  A 
collection  of  lyrics,  ed.  and  tr.  in  original 
metres.  Revised  and  re-arranged  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1874.     p.  8°.  2365 

Contents. 
Abbracclavacca,  Meo.  Alfanl,  G. 

Albertucclo  della  Viola.  Amlcl,  R.  dl. 

Alblzzl,  N.  degU.  AugloUerl.  C. 

Alcamo,  C.  d'.  Anonyraoua  poems. 


Antella,  S.  daU'. 
Bagno,  P.  dal. 
Barber i  no,  F.  da. 
Bardi,  L.  P.  de'. 
Bernardo  da  Bologna, 
Boccaccio,  G. 
Bonagglunta  nrbicianl,  da 

Lucca. 
Bonagulda,  N. 
Buzzuola,  T.  da  F. 
Cavalcanti,  G. 
Cecco  d'.AscoU. 
Cino  da  Pistoia,  G.  de'  S. 
Ciuncio  Finrenlino. 
Columna,  G.  de. 
Compagnl,  D. 
Dant«  Alighieri. 
Dante  da  Maiano. 
Donatl,  F. 
Doria,  P. 

Enzio,  King  of  Sardinia. 
Fazio  degli  Uberti. 
Folcachieri,  F.  de'. 
Folgore  da  San  Ganiniano. 
Francesco  d'Assisi,  St. 


Gianni,  L. 
Giotto,  A.  B. 
GutnicelU,  G. 
Guittone  d'Arezzo,  Fro. 
lughilfredl. 
Jacopo  da  Lentino. 
Lodovico  della  Vemaccia. 
Masolino  da  Todi. 
Migliore,  Maestro,  da  Fiortn- 

za. 
Montecantl,  G.  dl. 
Onesto  di  Boncima. 
Orlandl,  G. 
Pace,  Ser. 

Pier  Moronelll  di  Fiorenza. 
Pucciarello  di  Fiorenza. 
Pugliesl,  G., Knight  of  Praia, 
Quirino,  G. 

Blcci,  M:.  dl,  da  Messina. 
Blnaldo  d'Aquiuo. 
Bustlco  dl  Filippo. 
SacchettI,  P. 
Saladino  da  Pavia. 
Saut'  Angelo,  B.  dl. 
Signa,  Dello  da. 


Frederick   II,    Emperor    of    Simbuono  Guldlce. 

Terlno  da  Castel  FiorenHno. 
TJbaldo  dl  Marco. 


Germany. 
Frescobaldi,  D. 
GhiberU,  G. 

(Rev.  of  In  London  Quart.  Rev,  v.  42, 1874,  p.  299.) 

(Tr.)     Early  Italian  poets  from   Ciullo 

d 'Alcamo  to  Dante  Alighieri  (1100-1300)  in 
the  original  metres,  together  with  Dante's 
Vita  Nuova.     London,  1861.     12°.  2365 

Note — Contents  the  same  as  the  preceding. 

Sharp,  W.    Dante  Gabriel  Rossetti.  1883. 

TiREBUCK,  W.     Dante  Gabriel  Rossetti, 

his  work  and  influence.     1882. 

Barrlngton,  E.  I.    Painted  poetry  of  Watts  and  R. 

21  pp.  (Nintteenth  C«ni.  v.  13, 1883,  p.  950.)— Buchanan, 
B.  Note  on  B.  10  pp.  (In  his  Look  round  literature, 
p.  152.)— Forman,  H.  B.  Dante  Gabriel  Rossetti.  44 
pp.  (In  his  Our  living  poets,  p.  185.) — Hneffer,  F. 
Exhibitions  of  Rossettl's  pictures.  23  pp.  {In  his 
Italian  and  other  studies,  p.  83.)— Maitland,  T.  The 
fleshly  school  of  poetry:  Mr.  D.  G.  Ri^ssetti.  15  pp. 
(  Contemp.  Rev.  v.  IS,  1871,  p.  334.)— Poetical  writiuga 
of  R.  38  pp.  {Westm.  Ree.  n.  8.  v.  39,  1871.  p.  55.)— 
Poetry  of  R.  19  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  76,  1882, 
p.  109.)— Q,uilter,  H.  Art  of  R.  13  pp.  (Contemp. 
Rev.  V.  43,  1883,  p.  191.)  —  Robinson,  M.  Dante 
Gabriel  Rossetti.  11  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  65,  1832, 
p.  691.)— Rossettl's  poems.  16  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v. 
155,  1882,  p.  3-.i2.>— Shalrp,  J.  C.  iEsthetic  poetry: 
Dante  Gabriel  Rossetti.    16  pp.    (Contemp.  Rev.  \.  il, 

1882,  p.  17.)— Skelton,  J.  Poems  of  R.  14  pp.  {Era- 
ser's Mag.  n.  s.  v.  1,  1870,  p.  609.)— Stedmau,  E.  C. 
Latter  day  British  poets.  Robert  Buchanan,  Dante 
Gabriel  Bossettl,  William  Morris.  13  pp.  {Scribner's 
Monthly,  V.  9, 1875,  p.  426.) — Sw^inburne,  A.  C.  Poems 
of  R.  50  pp.  {Essays  and  studies,  p.  60;  and  Fortn.  Rev, 
n.  8.  V.  7,  1870,  p.  551.)— Symonds,  J.  A.  Notes  on 
Mr.  D.  G.  Rossettl's  new  poems.  11  pp.  (Macmillan's 
Mag.  V.  45,  1882,  p.  318.)— Watts,  T.  Truth  about  R. 
20  pp.    (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  13,  1883,  p.  404.) 

— r-  Caine,  T.  H.  Recollections  of  Dante 
Gabriel  Rossetti.     1882. 

Knight,  J.  Life  of  Dante  Gabriel  Ros- 
setti.  1887.  (Robertson, E.S.,G^rea^icnYers.) 

Memorials   of  B.    7   pp.    lAUanL  Monthly,  v.  51, 

1883.  p.  549.) 

Bossettl,  Gabriel  Charles  Dante.    See  Ros- 
setti, Dante  Gabriel. 
Bossettl,  Gabriele.    Sullo  spirito  antipapale 

del  classicl  antlchi  d'ltalla.  21  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin. 
Rev.  V.  55,  1832,  p.  531.) 

Bossettl,  Mrs.  Lucy  Madox  Brown.  Need- 
ham.  Mrs.  E.  C.  C.  Lucy  Rossetti  (Mados  Brown). 
9  pp.    (In  her  Eng.  female  artists,  v.  2,  p.  116.) 

Bossettl,  Mafia  Francesca.  1827-76.  A 
shadow  of  Dante,  being  an  essay  towards 
studying  himself,  his  world,  and  his  pilgrim- 
age. London.  1871.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in  A',  ^m. 
iiev.  V.  115,  1873,  p.  l39.)  2365 


ROSSETTI 


3840 


ROSSI 


Rossetti,  William  Michael.  1829—.  Life 
of  John  Keats.  London,  1887.  12°.  (Robert- 
son, E.  S.,  Great  writers.)  3707 

Memoir  of  Shelley.    2  ed.    London,  1886. 

p.  8°.     (Shelley  Soc.  P«6.  4  s.  No.  2.)      1304 

Swinburne''8  poems  and  ballads.  Lon- 
don, 1866.     16°.  1357 

Memoir  or  ■William  Blake.    125  pp.    (Blake,  W., 

Poet,  works,  p.  Is.)  —  Annotated  lists  ol  Blake's 
paintings,  drawings,  and  engravings.  6G  pp. 
(Gilchrist,  A.,  Life  of  William  Blake,  v.  2,  p.  199.)— 
Memoir  of  Shelley.  151  pp.  (Shelley,  P.  B.,  Poet, 
works,  V.  1,  p.  xxix.) 

— ■  {Ed.)  Collected  works  of  D.  G.  Rossetti. 
See  Rossetti,  D.  G. 

(Ed.)    Poetical  works  of  Percy  Bysshe 

Shelley.    See  Shelley,  P.  B. 

(Ed.)    Poetical  works  of  William  Blake. 

See  Blake,  W. 

• {Tr.)    Chaucer's  Troylus  and  Cryseyde 

(from  the  Harl.  MS  3943)  compared  with 
Boccaccio's  Filostrato.  London,  1873.  2  pts. 
in  1  V.  obi.  8°.  (Chaucer  Soc.  1  s.  Nos.  44, 65.) 

1304 

Oswald,  Eugene,   and   Furnivall, 

Frederick  James  (Eds.)  Accouuts  of  early  Italian, 
German,  and  French  hooks  on  courtesy,  manners, 
and  cookery.  154  pp.  {Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  Extra  s. 
No.  8.) 

Rossi,  D.,  Clievalier.  Le  Darwinisme  et  les 
generations  spontanees,  ou  reponse  aux  refu- 
tations de  MM.  P.  Flourens,  de  Quatrefages, 
Leon  Simon,  Chauvet,  etc.,  suivie  d'une 
lettre  de  M.  le  Dr.  F.  Pouchet.  Paris,  1870. 
12°.  —1685 

Rossi,   Ernesto.      Browne,   J.   H.     Ernesto 

Kossi.     5  pp.     [Scribner's  Monthly,  y.  22,  1SS\, -p.  S2S.) 

Rossi,  Giovanni  Battistade.  1822 — .  Musaici 
cristiani  saggi  dei  pavimenti  delle  chiese  di 
Roma  anteriori  al  secolo  XV.  Roma,  1872- 
82.     8  pts.  fo.  P.  34 

Piante    icnografiche    e    prospettiche    di 

Roma  anteriori  al  secolo  XVI.  Roma,  1879. 
4°,  and  atlas,  fo.  2751,  atlas  2732 

La  Roma  sotterranea  cristiana  descritta 

ed  illustrata.  Pub.  per  ordine  di  Papa  Pio 
Nono.  Roma,  1864-67.  3  v.  r.  4°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  30,  1878,  p.  32.)     1771 

See  also  IVortkcote,  J.  S.,  and  Browulow,  W.  K. 
Boma  sotterranea,  or  an  account  of  the  Roman  cata- 
combs .  .  .  compiled  from  the  works  of  Rossi. 

-  Frammento  dl  biccliieri  vltreo  adoruo  dl  Imma- 
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seuso  rinvenuta  nel  torrlone  dostro  della  porta  Fla- 
minia.  6  pp.  (Rome,  Comm.  archeol.  municlp. /iw/J. 
V.  6,  1877,  p.  241.)— Iioggia  del  Coniune  di  Roma 
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19  pp.  (Rome,  Comm.  archeol.  municlp.  Bull.  v.  10, 
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Bigillo  ilgulino;  SIngolare  cplgrafe  dl  llstola  plumbea 
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(Ed.)   Bullettino  di  archeologia  cristiana. 

1  s.  Roma,  1863-70.  7  v.  in  1,  and  indici 
generali,  r.^8°.— 2  s.  Roma,  1870-75.  6  v. 
in  4.  and  indici  generali,  r.  8°. — 3  s.  Roma, 
1876-80.  5  V.  in  4,  r.  8°.— 4  s.  Roma,  1882- 
86.     4  V.  in  2,  r.  8°.  2703 

(Ed.)      Inscriptiones    Christianae    urbis 

Romae  VII  saeculo  antiquiores.  V.  1,  2,  pt.  1. 
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Rossi,  Giovanni  Bernardo  de.  1742-1831. 
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Rev.  V.  10,  1820,  p.  1.) 

and  PfannklicllC,  Heinrich  Friedrich. 

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Rossi,  Giovanni  Vittorio.     Niceron,  J.   P. 

Mem.  des  homraes,  v.  33. 
Rossi,  Girolamo.     1539-1607.     Italicarum  et 
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B.   Petri   Daniiani   vita.      18  pp.      (Mlgne,   J.   P., 

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Rossi,  Henriette  Son  tag,  Contessa  d.e. 
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Rossi,  Michele  Stefano  de.     Intorno  ad  un 

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Rossi,    Ottavio.'     1570-1630.      Monumenta 

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Rossi,  Patrizio  de.  16  cent.  Memoires  his- 
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Rossi,  Pellegrino  Luigi  Odoardo,  Comte. 
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Baudrillart,  H.  J.  L.    P.  Rossi.    61   pp.    {In  his 

Publiclstes  inodorues,  p.   404.)— Cherbnliej!,   A.   E. 

Pellegrino  Rossi  et  scs  ccuvres  posthumes.  55  pp. 
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See  also  Bibliolb.  univ.  et  rev.  sulsae,  4  s.  v.  10, 1849, 
p.  133. 

Rossi «  Properzia  de.    Vasari,  G.    Madonna 

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Rossi,  Stefano.     —1856.     Notice;    CEuvres 

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Rossi,  Vincenzio  de.     Vasari,  G.    Vincenzio 

de  Rossi.  2  pp.  {Opere,  v.  7,  p.  626;  ViU  de'  pitlori, 
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H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 

Rossignol,  Jean  Pierre.  1804—.  Les  me- 
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Sainte-Ben-ve,  C.  A.      Vlrgile    et  Constaniin    le 

Grand  j.ar  R.     10  pp.    (Portraits  liitiraires,  v.  3,  p.  46.) 

Rossini,  Gioacchimo  Antonio.  1792-1868. 
Le  Barbier  de  Seville,  ou  la  Precaution  inu- 
tile, opera  comique  en  4  actes.  d'apres 
Beaumarchais  et  le  drame  italien.  paroles 
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Otello.  ou  le  More  de  Venise,  opera  en 

3  actes.  Paroles  de  Castil-Blaze.  Paris,  n.  d. 
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pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1854,  u.  p6r.  2  s.  v.  6,  pp.  433, 
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and  Berlioz.  25  pp.  {Edin.  Rev.  v.  133,  1871,  p.  33.) 
— Liomenle,  L.  L.  de.  M.  Rossini.  36  pp.  (In  his 
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Rossini,  Luigi.  Antichita  di  Pompei  deli- 
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Rosso,  Giovanni    Battista,   II.      Mantz,  P. 

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Rossotto,  Andrea.    Niceron,  J.  P.     Mem. 

des  bommes,  v.  25. 

Ross-shire  forest.  Reminiscences  of  a. 

31  pp.  (Blaekujood's  Mag.  v.  134,  1883,  p.  205;  v.  135. 
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Rost,  Kirchherr  zu  Same.    [Lieder.]    4  pp. 

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Contents.  Geldart,  E.  M.  Modern  Greek.  — 
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— Ott*,  E.  C.  Danish;  Swedish.— Palmer,  E.  H. 
Hlndust&ni,  Persian,  and  Arabic.^Parker,  G.  W. 
Malagasy. — Redhonse,  J.  W.  Ottoman-Turkish.— 
Singer.  I.  Hungarian.— Torceanu,  R.  Roumanian. 
—Van  Eys,  W.  J.    Basque. 

(Ed.)    Works  of  H.  H.  Wilson,  v.  1-5. 

See  Wilson,  H.  H. 

Rost,  Valentin  Christian  Friedrich.  1790- 
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Herausg.  von  Friedrich  Berger.  10  aufl. 
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Griechisch-deutsches  woerterbuch.  Vieite 

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K.  F.  Ameis  und   G.  Muehlmann.     Braun- 
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Contents. 
A-K,  v.  1.                A-Q,  V.  2. 

Rostang,  of  Puy.    18  cent.    Testamentum ; 

CodlciUus.    4  pp.    (Achery,  .J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  pp. 

6:i7,047.) 

Rostent    nnd    Siihrab,   eine   heldenge- 

siblohie.    IJ;;  pp.    Rueckert,  F.,Po««.  iceri-e,  v.  12.  p.  125. 

Rostoptchin,  Feodor  Vasilievitch,  Count. 
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Segur,  A.,  Marquis  de.     Vie  du  Comte 

Rostopchine.     1871. 

Ramband,  A.      Le  Comte  Rostopchine.     33  pp. 

(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1876,  3  p6r.  v.  14,  p.  822.)— Rostopt- 
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d.  deux  mondes,  1878,  3  p4r.  v.  29,  p.  329.)— S*gTtr,  A., 
Marquis  de.  Lettres  et  notes  de  voyage  du  Coinio  R., 
1816-17.  46  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  89,  1881,  pp. 
725,  908.) 

Roswag,  C.  Les  metaux  precieux  consi- 
deres  au  point  de  vue  economique.  Paris, 
1865.     8°.  —1303 

Roswal  and  Liillian.    7  pp.    (Ellis,  G., 

Early  Eng.  met.  romances,  p.  578;  Lalug,  D.,  Early  met. 
tales,  p.  263.) 

Rosweyde,Heribert(£'d.)  1569-1629.  Vitae 
patrum.  De  vita  et  verbis  seniorum,  sive 
historiae  eremiticae  libri  X  .  .  .  Accedit 
onomasticon  rerum  et  verborum  diflficilio- 
rum,  cum  multiplici  indice  .  .  .  Ed.  II. 
Antverpiae,  1628.     fo.  — 4211 

Contents.  Abrnliam.  S.  Vita,  auct.  S.  Ephraom, 
archidiacono. — .^gyptiornm  pratum  seutentiae 
auct.  Graeco  inceno,  Martino  Dumieusi  interprete. — 
Autouiiis,  S.  Abbas,  Vita,  auct.  S.  Athanasio,  epis- 
copo  Alexandrlno.— Astion,  S.  Vita,  auct.  incerto.— 
Barlaain,  S.  Vita,  auct.  Joanne  Damasceno. — Basi- 
llas,S.,archiepl3c<ipl.  Vita,auct.  Amphilochlo,  Icoui- 
ensi  eplsc. — Ephraem  Syrl,  S.  Vita,  auct.  Graeco  in- 
certo.—Epicletus,S.  VitH,auct.  incerto.— Eugenia, 
S.  Vita,  auct.  incerto. — Enphrasia,  8.  Vita,  auct. 
Incerto.  —  Enphrosyna,  S.  Vita,  auct.  Incerto. — 
Fabiola,  B.  Vila,  auct.  Hieronymo  presbytero. — 
Froutouins,  S.  Vita,  auct.  incerto.— Hilarion,  S. 
Vita.  auct.  Hieronymo  presbytero.— Joannes  Elee- 
mosyuarlus,  S.  Vita,  auct.  Leoutio  Keapoleoa 
Cyprorum  eplscopo.— Josaphat,  S.  Vita,  auct.  Jo- 
anne Damasceno. — Historia  Ldiusica,  auct.  Palladio 
Heleuopoleos  eplscopo;    PallfidU  Lauslca,  auct.  In- 


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certo,  sed  veteri  Interprete.— Macariiig  Romanns, 
S.  \'ita,  auct.  Theophllo,  Sergio,  et  Hygino. — Slal- 
clins,  S.  Vita,  auct.  Hlerouymo  presbylero.— Mar- 
cella,  S.  Vita,  auct.  Hieronymo  presbytero. — Maria, 
S.  Vita,  auct.  S.  Ephraem,  archldlacono. — Maria 
.S^gyptiaca,  S.    Vita,  auct.  Sophroulo  Jerosolymltano 

episeopo. — Marina,  S.     Vita,  auct.  incerto Historia 

niouacIiornin,auct.  RuCino  Aquileiensi  prosbytoro. 
— Pachomiiis,  S.  Abbas  Tabeuueusls.  Vita,  auct. 
Graeco  incerto. — Heraclidis  eremltae  Paradlsus,  iu- 
certo  sed  -veteri  interprete — Paula,  S.  Vita,  auct. 
Hieronymo    presbytero.  —  Paulus,    S.      Vita,    auct. 

Hieronymo  presbytero Pelagia.  S.    Vita,  auct.  Ja- 

cobo  diaconc— PostliumiuSjB.  Vita,  auct.  incerto. 
— Pratum  spiritnale  auct.  Joanne  Moscho.— Ex- 
cerpta  ex  Severl  Siilpicil  dlalogo,  et  Joaunis  Cas- 

Biaui  iustitutis  et  collatiouibus Simeon  Stylita,S. 

Vita,  auct.  Antonio  ejus  discipulo.— Thais,  S.  Vita, 
auct.  incerto.— Phlloiheus,  slve  Tlieopliiles,  auct. 
Tlieodorelo,  Cyrl  eplsc. — Verba  seniornm,  auct. 
probablli  Rufflno  Aquileiensi  presbytero.— Verba  se- 
nlorum,  auct.  Graeco  incerto,  Interprete  Pelagio  dla- 
cono. — Verba  seniorum,  auct.  Graeco  incerto,  Inter- 
prete Joanne  subdiacouo. — Verba  seniorum,  auct. 
Graeco  Incerto,  interprete  Pasehasio  diacono.— Ono- 
mastlcou  rerum  et  verborum  dlfflciliorum  quae  in  his 
patrum  vitls  occurruut. — Indices. 

The  same.  Accui-ante  J.  P.  Migne.  Pa- 
risiis,  1860.  2  v.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  ^.,  Patrol. 
s.  Lat.  v.  73,  74.)  —3293 

Note. — Contents  the  same  as  ttie  preceding. 

See  also  Acta  Sanctornm. 

Ro^wiilia.    See  Hroswitha. 

Rota?  Bernardino.     1509-75.     Egloghe  pes- 

catorie:  Scherzo;  AmarllU;  Tirsl;  Timeta;  Amlnta. 
29  pp.  (Ferrarlo,  G.,  I'oesie  pastor,  e  rustic,  p.  145.)— The 
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Rotli,  Karl,  and  liCyser,  Hermann  (Eds.) 
Deutsche  predigten  des  XII,  XIII  und  XIV 
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3243 

De  satirae  Romanae  indole  ejusdemque 

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3243 

Ueber  Belisars  ungnade  nach  den  quel- 

len.     Basel,  1846.     8°.  5865 

Ueber  das  leben  des  M.  Terentius  Varro. 

Ein  biographischer  versuch.      Basel,  1857. 
8°.  3344 

Zur  theorie  und  innern  geschichte  der 

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Contents. 

Luccelus,  L. 
LucuUus,  L.  L 
Macer,  G.  L. 
Octavius,  M. 
Pictor,  J.  F. 
Pllatus,  L.  V. 
Piso  Frugl,  L. 

sones. 
Procilius. 

Quadrigarlus,  Q.  0, 
Rutillus  Rufus,  P. 
Scaurus,  M.  A. 
Sciplo,  P.  C. 
Servilliauus,  F.  M. 
Sisenna,  L.  C. 
Sulla,  L.  C. 
Tubero,  Q.  M. 
Tuditanus,  C.  S. 
Varro,  M.  T. 
Veunonius. 
VulcatuB. 


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Cetalii  Pl- 


Ge- 


Aclllus,  C. 

Alblnus,  A.  P. 

Autias,  V. 

Anti pater,  L.  0. 

Aseilio,  S. 

Atticus,  T.  P. 

Aundlus,  C. 

Caesar,  C.  J. 

Cassius,  L.,  et  alll  Cassil. 

Cato,  M.  P. 

Catulus,  Q.  L. 

Cicero,  M.  T. 

Cincius  Alimentus.L. 

Claudius. 

Clodlus  Licinus  et  alii  Clo- 

dll. 
Domltius. 
Eguatlus,  C. 
Fannius,  C. 

Gelllus,  C,  et  alll  GelUl. 
Hortalus,  Q.  H. 
Libo. 

Roth,  Paul  Rudolph  von.  1820- 
schichte  des  beneficialwesens  von  den  ael- 
testen  zeiten  bis  ins  10  jahrhundert.  Erlan- 
gen.  1850.     8°.  —1336 

Roth,  Rudolph  von.  1821—.  Mythus  von 
den  5  menschengeschlechtern  bei  Hesiod, 
und  die  indische  lehre  von  den  4  weltaltern. 
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Sanskrit- woerterbuch.      See  Boehtlingk, 

O.,  and  Roth,  R.  von. 

Un  MS  de  I'Atharvaveda.   8  pp.    (Cong.  Internaz. 

degll  orient.  Atti,  1878,  v.  2,  p.  89.)— Beitraege  zur  er- 
klaerungdes  Avesta.  38  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  V.  25,  1871,  pp.  1,  215.)— Brahma  und  die  Brah- 
manen.  23  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zei<s.  v.  1, 1847, 
p.66.)— Die  sago  von  Dscliemschld.  16  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  4,  1850,  p.  417.)— Die  sage  von 
Feridnn  in  Indien  und  Iran.  15  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  2, 1848,  p.  216.)— Die  hoechsten 
goetter  der  arlschen  voelker.  12  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  6,  1852,  p.  67.)— Indische 
meciicin.  12  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v. 
26,  1872,  p.  441.)— Kalender  des  Avesta  und  die 
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alterthum.  9  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  8, 
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Rotha<Ie  II,  Bp.  of  Soissons.    —869.    Li- 

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Rotharis,  King  of  tlie  Lombards.  605-53. 
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Contents.  Les  Aienx  chimeriqnes.  ou  la  Com- 
•tesse  de  Critognac,  comedie,  v.  3. — Allegories,  t.  2. 
— Aniar-Dnrivier,  J.  A.  Essai  historique  sur  la 
personae  et  les  ecrlts  de  R.  v.  1. — Le  Cafe,  comedie, 
V.  4.— Cautates.  v.  1.— Le  Capricieux.  ou  les  Appa- 
rences  irompeuses,  comedie,  v.  3.  —  La  Ceinture 
magiqae,  comedie,  V.  4. — Le  Dupe  de  soi-uieiue, 
comedie,  v.  3. — Kpigrammes.  v.  2. — Kpitres.  v.  2. 
— Le  Flattenr.  com^die^  v.  3. — L'HypocoJulre, 
comedie.  v.  3. — Jason,  opera,  v.  4. — Jasnii,  tragedie, 
V.  4. — Iiettres,  v,  4,  5. — La  Alaudragore.  comedie, 
V.  4. — Mariamne,  trag^die,  v.  4.— Odes.  v.  1. — Poe- 
sies, V.  2. — Poesies  en  inusiqne.  v.  4. — Poesies 
lyriqnes,  v.  1. — Ponipiguan,  J.  G.  Le  F.  de,  Abp. 
of  Vitnne.  Ode  sur  la  murt  do  R.  v.  1. — Venns  et 
Adonis,  opera,  v.  4. — Veuus  et  Adonis,  tragSdle,  v.  4. 

Amar-Darivier.  J.  A.    Essai  historique  sur . . .  R. 

28  pp.  (Rousseau,  J.  B.,  (Euvres,  v.  1,  p.  vii.)— Pre- 
face bistoriqne  des  oenvres  de  R.  25  pp.  (Soc. 
Biblioph.  fr.  Melanges,  182o,  p.  519.)— Saiute-Benve, 
C.  A.  J.  B.  Rousseau.  17  pp.  {Portraits  litteraires, 
V.  1,  p.  128.) 

Ijeuglet  dn  Fresnoy,  N.    Pieces  curteuses  sur 

R.  56  pp.  (In  his  De  I'usage  des  romans,  v.  1,  p.  335.) 
— Pontpignan,  J.  G.  Le  F.  de,  Abp.  of  Vienne.  Ode 
sur  la  Tuort,  de  R.    4  pp.    (Rousseau,  J.  B.,  (Euvres,  t.  1, 

p.  XXXV.) 

Rousseau,  Jean  Baptiste  Louis  Jacques. 

17S0-1S:U.  Notice  sur  la  carte  generate  des  paschaliks 
de  Bagdad,  Orfa,  et  Hhaleb  et  sur  le  plaa  d'Hhaleb. 
24  pp.     {Kecueil  de  voyages  el  de  mim.  v.  2,  p.  194.) 

Rousseau,  Jean  Jacques.  1712-78.  CEuvres 
completes,  avec  des  eclaircissements  et  des 
notes  historiques.  2  ed.  Paris,  1826.  25  v. 
8°.  —1127 

Contents.  Alembert,  J.  le  R.  d'.  Lettre  k  M.  Rous- 
seau, V.  2. — Lettre  k  M.  d'Alembert;  R^pouse  k  uue 
lettre  anonyme,  v.  2.— Lettre  k  JI.  de  Beaumont,  v.  7. 
— Lettre  sur  la  botaniqne,  v.  14.— Memoire  k  M. 
Boudet,  V.  11.— Confessions,  v.  15-17.— Contrat 
social.  V.  6 — Correspondance,  v.  2!)-25.— Lettres 
sur  la  legislation  de  la  Corse,  v.  6.— Dialogues,  v. 
18,  19. — Disconrs,  v.  1,  2. — De  l'£couomie  poli- 
tique, V.  1.  —  Emile,  ou  de  I'education,  v.  3-5. — 
Maudement  de  M.  r.\rche%-eque  de  Paris,  portant  con- 
damnation  d'un  llvre  qui  a  pour  titre:  Emile,  ou  de 
I'Mucailon,  v.  7.— Engagement  t^meraire,  com6- 
dle,  V.  11.— Du  gou veruement  de  Geneve,  v.  2. — Notes 
en  refutation  de  I'ouvrago  d'Helvetius  iutitulfi  De 
I'esprit,  V.  11.— Dlscours  sur  cette  question :  Quelle  est 
la  vertu  la  plus  necessaire  aux  beros,  et  quels  sont 
les  heros  auxquels  cette  vertu  a  mauquS  ?  v.  1.— De 
I'imitation  thiatrale,  v.  11.— Discours  sur  I'origine 
et  les  Xoudements  de  l'in£galit£  parmi  les  hom- 
mes,  V.  1.— Jnlie.  ou  la  Nouvelle  Heloise,  v.  S-IO. — 
Essai  sur  I'origiue  des  langues,  v.  11.— Lettres 
ficrltes  de  la  montagne,  v.  7.— Courts  frasrmeuts  de 
liucr^ce,  tragedle,  v.  11.  —  Marmontel.  J.  F. 
Apologie  du  theatre,  v.  2.— Melanges  en  prose,  v.  11. 
— Repouso  au  memoire  auouymo.  Intitule,  SI  le 
moude  que  nous  habitous  est  une  sphere,  etc.  v.  11, 
— Dictionuaire  de  ninsiqne,  v.  12, 13.— Melanges  sur 
laniusique,v.l4.— Xarcisse.oul'Amantdelui-meme, 

com§die,  v.  11.  —  Olinde   et  Sophrouie,  v.   U 

Oraison  fun^bre  du  Due  d'Orleaus,  v.  1.— Le  Persl- 
fleur,  V.  11.— Poesies  diverses.  v.  11.— Coasidfira- 
tions  sur  le  gou  veruement  de  Pologne,  v.  6.— Les 

Prisonniers  de  gnerre,  comedie,  v.  11 Pntbod, 

J.  Tr.  de  I'ode  de,  v.  11.— Saint-Pierre,  C.  I.  0.  de. 
Extrait  du  projet  de  paix  perpetuelle;  Jugemeut  sur 
la  paix  perpetuelle;  Polysynodie;  Jugement  sur  la 
Polysyuodie,  v.  6.— Memoire  k  M.  le  Gouverneur  de 
Savoie,  v.  11.— Discours  sur  cette  question:  SI  le 
retablisseraent  des  sciences  et  des  arts  a  contribufi 
kepurerlesmoeurs;  Lettre  k  M.l' Abbe  Ray nal;  Lettre 
k  SI.  Grimm;  Repouse  au  Roi  de  Pologue;  Dernl^re 
r6ponse  k  M.  Hordes;  Lettre  sur  une  nouvelle  refu- 
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■»■•  11— Tacitns,  C.  C.  Tr.  du  1  llvre  de  rHistoiro, 
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Apologie  de  la  religion  chretieune.  aipp.  (Migne, 

J.  P.,  Dtritonstr.  evangel,  v.  9,  p.  1203.)— Extraits.  5  pp. 
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—Fragments  inedits.  13  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  reo. 
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5  pp.  (Rev.  retrospect,  v.  3,  1834,  p.  147.)— Mon  por- 
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MoREAU,  L.  I.    Jean  Jacques  Rousseau 

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Schmidt,  E.     Richardson,  Rousseau,  und 

Goethe.     Ein    beitrag   zur    geschichte   des 
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Caird,  E.    Rousseau.    17  pp.    (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  30, 

1877,  p.  625.)— Derome,  L.  Jean  Jacques  Rousseau, 
ses  idees,  leur  Ipfluence.  58  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1868, 
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1822,  p.  137.)— Hume,  Voltaire,  and  Rousseau. 
15  pp.  {yew  Englander,  v.  1,  1843,  p.  169.)— Lermlnier, 
J.  L.  E.  Jean  Jacques  R<iusseau.  20  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
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and  the  sentimentalists.  31  pp.  {in  his  Among  my 
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sur  les  ecrits  et  le  caractire  de  R.  101  pp.  {(Euvres, 
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Agrippa  Castor.  Fragmentum,  v.  1.— Alexaikder, 
SI.,  Bp.  of  Jerusalem.  Fragmeuta,  v.  2.— Ainbrosiiis 
Alexandriiins.  Ex  epistola  ad  Origenem,  v.  3.— 
Ancyra,  Council  of.  A.  D.  314.  Cauonos,  v. '4. — 
Anonyiiii  presbj'teri  a  S.  Clemente  Alexandrine  in 
Hypotyposlbus  adductl  fragmeutura,  v.  1.— Apolli- 
naris,  U.,  St.,  Up.  of  HierapoHs.  Fragmenta,  v.  1. — 
Apollouius,  Bp.  (if  Fphesus.  Fragmenta  ex  libro 
adversus  Cataphrygas,  v.  1.— Eccleslae  Aquileicnsis 
symbolura,  v.  5.— ArcUelans,  Bp.  of  Carrha.  Dispu- 
tatlo  cum  Manete,  v.  5.— Aristides,  nf  Athens.  Frag- 
meutura, v.  1.— Aristo,  of  I'ella.  Fragmeuta,  v.  1.— 
Aries,  Council  of.  A.  D.  314.  In  Caeciliani  Cartlia- 
giniensis  et  Donatlstaruin  causa  itldem  habitum,  v.  4. 

— Asclepiades.    Fragmenium,  v.  4 Testlmonia  de 

auctoritate  S.  Scriptnrae  Ante-Nlcaena,  v.  6. — 
Augnstinns,  A.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Hippo.  Responsa  ad 
eplscoporum  Carthaglniensium  sulfragia,  v.  5.— Cae- 
sarea.  Council  of.  Fragmentum  synodlcae  epistolae, 
v.  2. — Caius.  Fragmeuta,  v.  2. — Fragmentum  incerli 
auctorls  de  canone  S.  Scrlptuarum,  v.  1. — Car- 
thage, Councils  of.  Concilia  sub  S.  Cyprlauo  Cartha- 
ginlensia,  v.  3. — Auctor  adversus  Cataplirygas,  v.  2. 
— Cornelins,  St.,  Pope.  Epistolae  quae  supersunt,  v. 
3. — Dionysliis,  St.,  Pope.  Excerptum  ex  epistola 
adversus  Sabeliianos,  v.  3. — Dionygins,  St.,  Bp.  of 
Alexandria.  Epistola  canonlca,  v.3.— Excerptaexlibrla 
ejus  de  natura  ad  Timoiheum  ;  Ex  Nlcetae  Catena 
pairum  in  Jobum,  v.  4.— Dionysins,  Bp.  of  Corinth. 
Fragmenta,  v.  1. — Fragmentum  epistolae  amartyrlbus 
Lugdunciislbus  ad  Eleutliemm  Romanum  eplsco- 
pum,  V.  1.  —  Eliberitanuin  concilium,  v.  4. — 
Gesta  purgatlouls  Felicia,  v.  4.— Gregorins  (Thau- 
maturgus),  St.,  Bp.  of  Neocaesarea.  Epistola  c.anoulca, 
v.  3. — Uegesippus,  St.  Fragmeuta,  v.  1. — Hynmits 
vespertinus,  v.  3. — Seiiloros  apud  Irenaeuni,  v.  1. 
— Irenaeus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Lyons.  Fragmenta  synodicae 
epistolae,  ad  Vlctorom  opiscopum  Romanum,  v.  2. — 
•Jnstel,  C,  and  Beveridge,  W.,  Bp.  of  St.  Asaph.  Ro- 
llquae  annotationes  In  cauonos  couclUorum  Ancyranl 
et  Neocacsarlonsia,  v.  4. — Liicianns,  St.,  of  Antioch. 
Reliquiae,  v.  4. — Alaxiiniis,  Bp.  of  Jerusalem.  Frag- 
moutum  ox  llbrode  materia,  v.  2.— Melito,  St.,  Bp.  of 
Sardis.  Fragmentji,  v.  1.— Neocaesarea,  Council  of. 
A.  D.  314.  Canonos,  v.  4. — Concilium  contra  Noetniii, 
V.  4.— PampttiluB,  St.,  Presbyter  of  Caesarea.  Apolcjgla 
pro  Orlgcuo,  v.  3,  4.  —  Pantaenns,  of  Alexandria. 
Paucula  quaedani,  v.  1.— Paplas,  St.,  Bp.  of  HierapoHs. 
Fragmeuta,  v.  1.  —  Concilium  Antlochenum  contra 
Pallium  Samosateniiin,  v.  3.— Pctrus  I,St.,Bp. 
of  Alexandria.  Reliquiae,  v.  4.— Pliileas,  St.,  Bp.  of 
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Excerptum,  v.  3.— Pinytus,  Bp.  of  Cnossus.  Frag- 
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mentum  synodlcae  eplstolae  ad  Victorem  Romanaeque 
urbis  eccleslana,  v.  2.— Q,na(Iratii8,  St.,  Bp.  of  Athens. 
Fragmentum  ex  apologia  pro  religione  Christiana,  v. 
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Tlieognostiia,  of  Aleiandria.  Fragmenta,  v.  3. — 
Tfeteonas,  St.,  Bp.  of  Alexandria.  Eplstola  ad  Lucia- 
num  cubiculariorum  praeposltum,  v.  3. — Victori- 
nns,  Bp.  of  Passau.  Fragmentum,  v.  3. — Fragmenta 
eplstolae  ab  ecclesils  Vieiinensi  et  Ijngdaneiisi 
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(  Workf,  V.  4,  p.  112.) 

Rowe,  Nicholas.  1674-1718.  Works.  Lon- 
don, 1766.     2  V.  12°.  3376 

Contents.    Ambitious   step-mother,  v.  1.— Pair 
penitent,  v.  1. — Jane   Gray,  v.  2. — Jane   Shore, 

V.  2. — Poems  on  several  occasions,  v.  2. —  Royal 
convert,  v.  2. — Tamerlane,  v.  1. — Ulysses,  v.  2. 

Works.  New  ed.,  ornamented  with  cop- 
per-plates. To  which  is  prefixed  a  life  of 
the  author.    London,  1792.    2  v.  12°.      3377 


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Contents.    Ambitious  step-mother,  v.  1.— Biter, 
V.  1.— Fair  penitent,  v.  1 Jane  Shore,  v.  2.— 

Johnson,  S.  Life  of  Nicholas  Rowe,  v.  1.— Liady 
Jane  Gray,  v.  2. — Poems  on  several  occasions,  v.  2. 
— Royal  convert,  v.  2 — Tamerlane,  v.  1.— Ulys- 
ses, V.  2. 

Poetical  works,   and  life  of   N.   Rowe. 

Edinburgh,  1793.  8°.  (Anderson,  R.,  Brit. 
poets,  Y.l.)  1363 

Fair    penitent:    a  tragedy,    In    5  acts.     45  pp. 

(Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  tkeat.  v.  9;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brit, 
theat.  V.  6;  London  stage,  v.  1;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng. 
drama,  v.  22 ;  Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  1,  p.  562.) 
—Jane  Shore:  a  tragedy,  in  5  acts.  49  pp.  (Cum- 
berland, J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  5;  Inchbald,  E.,  Bi-it.  tkeat. 
V.  4;  London  stage,  v.  1;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama, 
V.  8 ;  Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  1,  p.  583.)— Lady 
Jane  Grey  5  a  tragedy.  In  5  acts.  65  pp.  (Inchbald, 
E.,  Brit,  tkeat.  v.  7;  London  stage,  v.  1;  Scott,  Sir  W., 
Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  1,  p.  603.)— liord  Griffin  to  the 
Earl  of  Scaridale.  (Horace,  Book  II,  Ode  4,  Imitated.) 
3  pp.  (Rltson,  J.,  Eng.  anthol.  v.  1,  p.  227.)— Iiiicilla 
con  j  urlng  Calidta  to  conquer  her  passion  for  Lothario ; 
Sclolto  the  Father  of  Galista,  finds  her  watching  the 
dead  body  of  Lothario  by  lamp-light.  10  pp.  (Camp- 
bell, T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  4,  p.  443.)— Poems  and  life  of  B. 
2  pp.  (Aikln,  J.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  1,  p.  230;  Chalmei's,  A., 
Eng.  poets,  v.  9,  p.  455.)— Tamerlane ;  a  tragedy.  10 
pp.  {London  stage,  y.l;  OKhervy,  Vf.,  New  Eng.  drama, 
V.  20;  Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  1,  p.  536.) 

Johnson,  S.    Life  of  R.    11  pp.    (Chalmers,  A., 

Eng.  poets,  v.  9,  p.  457 ;   Works,  v.  7,  p.  407.) 

Rowe,  Richard.  Episodes  in  an  obscure  life, 
being  experiences  in  the  Tower  hamlets. 
By  a  curate.     Phila.  1871.    r.  8°.  —1383 

Rowe,  Richard.  —1879.  Passages  from  the 
diary  of  an  early  Methodist,  with  a  preface 
by  T.  P.  Bunting.   London,  1880.   12°.   —3377 

Rowe,  Thomas.  1687-1715.  Original  poems 
and  translations.  London,  1738.  8°.  {With 
Rowe,  E.,  Miscel.  works,  v.  2.)  2146 

Rowell,  George  P.,  and  Co.  American 
newspaper  directory  .  .  .  New  York,  1873- 
76.     2  V.  r.  8°.  L.61 

Rowing.  Morgan,  J.  E.  University  oars, 
being  a  critical  enquiry  into  the  after  health 
of  the  men  who  rowed  in  the  Oxford  and 
Cambridge  boat-race  from  1829-69.     1873. 

Oarsman's  manual.     [Illustr.)     1871. 

WOODGATE,    W.     B.       Boating.       1888. 

(Somerset,  H.  C.  F.,  8  Duke  of  Beaufort, 
and  Watson,  A.  E.  T.,  Badminton  Libr.) 

Blalkie,  W.    Ton  years  among  the  rowing  men. 

8  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  47,  1873,  p.  407.)— University 
rowing  match.  9  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  40, 1870,  p.  49.) 
-Con-way,  M.  D.  International  boat  race.  4  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  39,  1869,  p.  912.)— The  Race,  and 
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p.  333.)— "Wood,  W.  Bowing.  34  pp.  (In  his  Manual 
of  physical  exercises,  p.  91.) 

Rowland,  John.    See  Stanley,  H.  M. 
Rowland  for  an  Oliver.    44  pp.    Wol- 

cott,  -J.,  Works,  V.  2,  p.  285. 

Rowland  Pole's  valentines.    14  pp. 

{Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  25,  1845,  p.  159.) 

Rowlands,  Henry.  —1722.  Mona  antiqua 
restaurata,  an  archaeological  discourse  on 
the  antiquities,  natural  and  historical,  of 
the  isle  of  Anglesey.  With  an  appendix, 
containing  a  comparative  table  of  primitive 
words,  and  the  derivatives  of  them  in 
several  of  the  tongues  of  Europe,  with  re- 
marks upon  them.    2  ed.    London,  1766.   4°. 

1712 

Rowlands,  Samuel.  Circa  1578  -  1634. 
Cornu-copiae.  Pasquil's  nightcap;  or  anti- 
dote for  the  head-ache.  London,  1612.  p.  8°. 

1357 


Four  knaves  :  a  series  of  satirical  tracts. 

Ed.  with  an  introduction  and  notes,  by  E.  F. 
Rimbault.  London,  1843.  12°.  {Percy  Soc. 
V.  9.)  1358 

The  letting  of  humours  blood  in  the  head 

vaine.     Edinburgh,  [repr.]  1815.     16°.     1397 

'Tis  merry  when  gossips  meet.     London , 

1609.     p.  8°.  1357 

Poems.   5  pp.  (Campbell,  T.,  Bn<.poe<s,v.  3,  p.  68.) 

Gosse,  E.  W.    Samuel  Bowlands.     20  pp.    {In  his 

Seventeenth-century  studies,  p.  71.) 

Rowlands,  Rev.  William.  Cambrian  bib- 
liography :  containing  an  account  of  the 
books  printed  in  the  Welsh  language,  or 
relating  to  Wales,  from  the  year  1546  to  the 
end  of  the  18  century;  with  biographical 
notices.  Ed.  and  enlarged  by  Rev.  D.  Silvan 
Evans.    Llanidloes,  1869.     8°.  L.83 

Rowlandson,   Rev.  -Joseph.     —1678.     A 

sermon  preached  at  Weathersfleld,  Nov.  21, 1678.  "I 
will  even  forsake  you,  salth  the  Lord."  9  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  582.) 

Rowlandson,  Thomas.     Grego,  J.    Row- 
landson the  caricaturist.     1880,  2  v. 
Rowles,  Cqp^.  Richard.    Morris,  H.    Voyage 

of  B.  to  Prlaman,  in  the  "  Union."  4  pp.  (Green,  J., 
Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  348  ;  Harris,  .J.,  Voyages,  v.  1, 1705,  p.  97  ; 
Purchas,  S.,  His  pilgrimes,  v.  1,  p.  232.) 

Rowley,  Rev.  Henry.  Story  of  the  universi- 
ties' mission  to  central  Africa  from  its  com- 
mencement under  Bishop  Mackenzie,  to  its 
withdrawal  from  the  Zambesi.  2  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1867.     12°.  1427 

Rowley,  Sir  Josias.    Sketch  of  R.    7  pp. 

[Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  16,  1840,  p.  666.) 

Rowley,    Samuel,      —circa    1633.      Noble 

Spanish  soldier.  2  pp.  (Bell,  R.,  Songs  from  the  drama- 
tists, [).  188.) 

Koehler,  R.    Der  mann  Im  mond  und  elne  stelle 

In  S.  Rowley's  When  you  see  me,  you  know  me.  4  pp. 
{Anglia,  v.  2, 1879,  p.  137.)— Zeltlln,  W.  Shakespeare's 
King  Henry  VIII  und  Rowley's  "  When  you  see  me, 
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Rowley,  Thomas.  Poems.  SeeChatterton,T. 

Rowley,  William.  Search  for  money :  or 
the  lamentable  complaint  for  the  loss  of 
the  wandering  knight  Monsieur  L'Argent. 
From  the  original  ed.  of  1609.  London, 
1840.     12°.     {Percy  Soc.  v.  2.)  1358 

Match  at  mldniglit.    84  pp.    (Dodsley,  R.,  Old 

plays,  V.  7,  p.  293;  Scoit,  Sir  W.,  Anct.  Brit,  drama,  v.  2, 
p.  458.) — New  wonder,  a  woman  never  vext:  a 
comedy.  124  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  8; 
Dilke,  C.  W.,  Old  Eng.  plays,  v.  5,  p.  226.)— Scene  from 
the  comedy  of  a  new  wonder,  or  a  woman  never  vext. 
8  pp.     (Campbell,  T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  3,  p.  241.) 

Dunhant,  S.  A.,  and  others.    William  Bowley.    2 

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Rowlstone,  England.    Blashill,  T.    On  the 

churches  of  Kllpeck  and  R.  7  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol. 
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Rowntree,  John  Stephenson.      Sketch  of 

the  history  of  Ackworth  school.  37  pp.  (Barber,  J.  H„ 
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Roxana.    See  De  Foe,  D. 

Roxburgh,  3  Duke  of.    See  Ker,  J. 

Roxburjj^li,  John,  D.  D.  William  Camp- 
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p.  131.) 

Roxbnrglie  ballads.  Chappell,  W.,  and 
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1313 

Roxbnrglie  ballads.  Hindley,  C.  {Ed.) 
2  V.  1333 

Roxburglie  ballads,  A  book  of.  Collier, 
J.  P.  {Ed.)  1333 


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ROYAL  BRIDAL 


Roxburghe  Clab.  Publications.  Edin- 
burgh, 1818-73.     12  V.  4°. 

Contenti.  Alliterative  romance  of  Alexander.  Ed. 
by  J.  Stevenson. — Chester  nij-steries.  De  dlluvlo 
Noe.  De  occlsloue  Inuoceutlum.  —  Constable,  H. 
Diana ;  or  the  excellent  conceitf ul  sonnets  of  H.  C. — 
Floriant  and  Florete.  A  metrical  romance  of  the 
14  century.  Ed.  by  Francisque  >[lchel.— Old  English 
versions  of  the  Gesta  Roinanornm.  Ed.  by  Sir  F. 
Madden.  —  Gower,  -J.  Balades  and  other  poems; 
Poeraa  quod  dlcltur  Vox  claraantis,  necnon  chronica 
trlparta.  Nunc  prlmum  ed.  H.  O.  Coxe.— Gnlldford, 
N.  de.  OtvI  and  the  nightingale.  A  poem  of  the  12 
century.  Ed.  by  J.  Stevenson.— Blap,  W.  La  Queste 
del  Saint  Graal.  Ed.  by  F.  J.  Furuivall.— Michel,  D., 
of  NortltgaU.  Ayenblte  of  inwyt.  Ed.  by  J.  Stevenson. 
— Ponlet,  Sir  A.  Copy-book  of  letters,  written  during 
his  embassy  to  France  (A.  D.  1577).  Ed.  by  O.  Ogle.— 
Ancient  English  romance  of  AVilliani  and  the 
■wervrolf.    Ed.  by  Sir  F.  Madden. 

Roxbnrgtae  library.    Ed.  by  W.  C.  Haz- 

litt.     London,  1868-70.     8  v.  8°.  1383 

Contents.  Browne.  W.  Whole  works,  2  v.— Carew, 
T.  Poems. — Kngllsh  drama  and  sta^e  under  the 
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Roxburghe  library.  Catalogue  of  the 
library  of  the  late  John,  Duke  of  Roxburghe, 
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Roxbury,  Mass.  Boston.  Record  Commis- 
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Drake,  F.  S.     Town  of  Roxbury.     1878. 

Lang,  W.  B.     Views,  with  ground  plans 

of  the  Highland  cottages  at  Roxbury.    1845. 

Roxbury   Park,  History    of    the   West. 

Sawyer,  S.  E.  2621 

Roy,  Daniel.     Lettre  adressee  au   General 

Buonaparte  pendant  les  cornices  de  Lyon.  10  pp. 
(Soc.  Blblioph.  fr.  Melanges,  1827.) 

Roy,  Frangois,  Albe.     1792-1839.     OEuvres 

oratoires  completes.  142  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Orat. 
sacris,  v.  78,  p.  1027 ;  v.  87,  p.  475.) 

Roy,  Jules.    Du  role  des  legats  de  la  cour 

de  Rome  eu  orient  et  en  Occident  du  IV  au  IX  slecle. 
20  pp.  (Milanges  d'hist.  et  de  pUilol. :  BibJiolh,  de  I'ecole 
de*  luaUts  iludes,  y.  35,  p.  241.) 

Roy,  Maurice  {Ed.)  1856—.  CEuvres  poe- 
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de  Pisan. 

Roy,  Pierre  Charles.     Delort,  J.    Detention 

de  R.  14  pp.  {Hist,  de  la  detention  des pkilosophei,  v.  3, 
p.  125.) 

Roy,  William,  and  Barlowe,  Jerome. 
Rede  me  and  be  nott  wrothe,  for  I  saye 
no  thynge  but  trothe.     London,  1845.     12°. 

1.357 
Tlie  same.     Carefully  ed.  by  E.  Arber. 
London,  1871.     12°.     {Aiher^E.,  Reprints.) 

2127 
Roy,  William  L.      Complete   Hebrew  and 
English  dictionary.    46  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  y.  Am.  Sev. 
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Royal  Aca<leuiy  of  Arts,  London. 
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tion.   13  pp.     (Blackwood  i  iVa^.  r.  46, 1839,  p.  304;  t. 


48, 1840,  p.  374;  Praser's  Mag.  v.  47, 1853,  p.  707.)— Royal 
Academy  and  other  exhibitions.  40  pp.  {Black- 
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the  scheme  for  erecting  a  Royal  Academy  In  England, 
In  the  reign  of  King  James  I.  18  pp.  (Archaeologia, 
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Academy  exhibition.  21  pp.  (  Contemp.  Rev.  v.  41, 1882, 
p.  942.) — Royal  Academy  Commission.  14  pp. 
(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  69,  1864,  p.  64.)— Royal  Academy 
reformed.  19  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  95, 1864,  p.  153.) 
— Royal  Academy  of  Arts,  its  state  and  prospects. 
15  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  31, 1845,  p.  583.)— Royal  Academy 
and  the  -Mrater-colonr  societies.  21  pp.  (Black- 
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See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  119, 1876,  p.  753;  Edln. 
Rev.  V.  118,  1863,  p.  483;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  55,  1851,  p.  394. 

Royal  Academy  of  Music,  History  of 
the.     Cazalet.  Bev.  W.  W.  —2744 

Royal  and  historical  letters  during 
the  reign  of  Henrv  IV,  King  of  England. 
Hingeston-Randolph,  Rev.  F.  C.  {Ed.)  {Gt. 
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4544 

Royal  and  noble  authors.  Catalogue  of. 
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Royal  Asiatic  Society  of  Great  Britain 
and  Ireland.  Journal.  London.  1834-63. 
20  v.  8°.— n.  8.    London,  1865-88.    20  v.  8°. 

3195 

Reports,  for  1834-63,  and  1865-87.  Lon- 
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V.  1-20;  n.  s.  v.  1-19.)  3195 

Transactions.    London,  1827-35.    3  v.  4°. 

3192 

Burnouf,  K    Critique  litt6ralre :  Transactions  ol 

the  Royal  Asiatic  Society  of  Great  Britain.  15  pp. 
(Joum.  asiat.  1  s.  v.  6,  1825,  p.  165.) 

See  alio  Valpy,  A.  .J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  28,  1823,  p.  106. 

Royal  Asiatic  Society.  Bombay  branch. 

Journal.  1841-87.  Bombay,  1844-87.  18  v. 
in  19.  8°.  2987 

Royal  Asiatic  Society.  North-China 
branch.  Journal.  Nos.  1-3  ;  v.  2,  No.  1;  n.  s. 
Nos.  1-17.     Shanghai,  1858-82.     21  Nos.  8°. 

3105 
Nole.—^o.  1  is  entitled  Journal  of  the  Shanghai 
Literary  and  Sclentiflc  Society. 

Cordier,  H.    Sur  les  travaux  de  la  Soci€t^  royale 

asiatique  de  Shang-hai.  4  pp.  (Cong,  internaz.  degU 
orient.  At/i,  1878,  v.  2,  p.  269.) 

Royal  Astroiioniical  Society  of  Great 
Britain.  Memoirs.  London,  1822-88.  49  v. 
in  33.  4°.  —2422 

General  index,  to  v.  1-38.    London,  1871. 

8°.  —2495 

Monthly  notices.    London,  1831-88.  49  v. 

in  35,  8°  and  4°.  —2495 

JVole.—\.  19-27  bound  with  Memoirs,  v.  28-36. 

Royal  atlas  of  modern  geography.     John- 
ston, A. K.  1411 
Royal  authors.    9  pp.     {Dem.  Rev.  v.  12, 

1343,  p.  392.) 

Royal  Blue  Book,  fashionable  directory, 
and  parliamentary  guide  ;  containing  the 
town  and  country  residences  of  the  nobility 
and  gentry,  with  a  local  arrangement,  in 
conformity  with  the  postal  districts,  of  the 
squares,  inns  of  court,  etc.  (of  London). 
April.  1868.     London  [1868].     12°.  1156 

Royal  bridal.  The.    2  pp.     {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  51,  1858.  p.  284.) 


ROYAL  COLLEGE  OF  PHYSICIANS 


3852 


ROYAL  PREROGATIVE 


Boyal  College  of  Physicians  of  Lon- 
don. Report  on  leprosy,  prepared  for  H,  M. 
Secretary  of  State  for  the  Colonies  :  with  an 
appendix.     London,  1867.     fo.  —3761 

MuNK,  W.    Roll  of  the  Royal  College  of 

Physicians  of   London,    1518-1825.      2  ed. 
1878,  3  V. 

Munk,  W.    Short  account  of  the  Royal  College  of 

Physicians.    21  pp.    [In  his  Roll  of  the  Royal  College 
of  Physicians,  v.  3,  p.  317.) 

Royal  commentaries  of  the  Yncas.  Gar- 

cilasso  de  la  Vega.    2  v.    {Hdkluyt  Soc.)  2484 

Boyal    Commission    on    historical 

MSS.     Reports.     See    Gt.    Britain,   Royal 
Commissions. 
Boyal  confession.  The.    41  pp.    {Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  12,  1«38,  p.  2S7.) 

Royal  cookery  hook.  Goufife,  J.  —3733 

Royal  dictionary,  English  and  French, 

and  French  and  English.     Fleming,  C,  and 

Tibhins,  J.     2  v.  R.23 

Royal  Dublin  Society.   Dublin  Society. 

19  pp.     (Dublin  liev.  v.  2,  1836-37,  p.  226.) 

Royal  dukes  and  princesses  of  the 

family  of  George  III.      Fitzgerald,  P.   H. 
2  V.  1514 

Royal  engineer.  The.    Head,  Sir  F.  B. 

—2766 

Royal  !Engineers.     Papers  on  subjects 

connected  with  the  duties  of  the  corps  of 

Royal  Engineers.     1844-49,  10  v.  —4732 

The  same.    n.  s.     1851-65,  14  v.       —4733 

Royal  exchange.  The.    110  pp.    Greene, 

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Royal  exile.  The.  See  Caroline  Amelia 
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Royal  families  of  England,  Scotland, 
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Royal  genealogies.    Anderson,  J.    2701 

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50  V.  8°.  1436 

General  index  to  the  fourth  ten  vol- 
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Royal  House  of  France,  Genealogical 
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13°.  -2367 

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See  also  Vincent,  B. 

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of  the  members,  with  abstracts  of  the  dis- 
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See  also  Ediu.  Rev.  v.  135, 1872,  p.  321. 

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N.  H.     2v.  1535 

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C.     2  V.  R.24 

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H.    3  V.  P.28.3 

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Royal    {Scottish    Academy.      15  pp. 

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Sixth  report  of  the  Boulder  committee, 

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14  V.  8°.  2162 

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the  direction  of  the  Society.  See  Adam  of 
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88.     38  V.  8°.  —1406 

Catalogue  of  scientific  papers,  1800-73. 

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A-Cluzel,  V.  1.  Praag-Tlzzanl,  v.  5. 

Coaklay-Graydon,  v.  2.  Tkalec-Zylius,  v.  6. 

Greatheed-L6z6,  v.  3.  A-Hyrtl,  v.  7. 

L'H^ritler  de  BruteUe-Pozzettl,    Ibaaez-Zwicky,  t.  8. 

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London,  1731-1888.    178  v.  in  164,4°.    —1464 

General  index,  from  v.  1-70,  by  Paul  H. 

Maty.     London,  1787.     4°.  —1483 

Continuation  to  alphabet,  index  from  v. 

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Royal  Zulu  progress  over  Bishopstowe. 

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Royall,  Col.  Isaac.     Circa  1720-81.    Letter 

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Royalty.  See  Monarchy.  —  Sovereigns, 
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Royer,  Lieut.  Alfred.    English  prisoners  in 

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Histoire  universelle  du  theatre.    Paris, 

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Royer,    Clemence   Auguste.     Jacottet,  H. 

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— -  Histoire  du  Bas-empire,  depuis  Constan- 
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Histoire  romaine,  depuis  la  fondation  de 

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Broiz  de  liiicena,  Joam.    Cantigua  sua 

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Brolyni,  Don.     Cantigua.     1  p.     (Resende, 

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Waagex,  G.  F.    Peter  Paul  Rubens,  his 

life  and  genius.     1840. 

Caru&icliael,  C.  H.  E.    Tbo  Babens  centenary  at 

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p.  836.)— Meyer,  J.  Neptun  uud  Amphitrlte  von  B. 
18  pp.  (Koeuigl.  Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  5, 
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15  pp.     (Fraser't  Mag.  v.  31,  1845,  p.  293.)— Plancbe,  J. 

B.  G.  Bubens,  sa  vie  et  ses  oeuvres.  32  pp.  (Hev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1854,  n.  p6r.  2  s.  v.  8,  p.  209.)— ReiiTen- 
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bens and  Raskin.  8  pp.  (Blackwood't  Mag.  v.  90, 
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See  aha  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  90, 1861,  p.  365. 

Rubeus,  O.    See  Rossi,  O. 

Rubi,  Tlie  ;  a  tale  of  the  sea.  71  pp.  {Dub- 
lin Uiiic.  Mag.  v.  11,  1838,  pp.  260,  392,  564,  691 ;  v.  12, 
1838,  pp.  75,  139.) 

Ruble  hon,  Maurice.    De  I'Angleterre.    25 

pp.    (Rev.  >.•£  iu  Quart.  Rev.  v.  23, 1820,  p.  174.) 

Robicou  river.    Chiarmonti,  S.    De  Rubi- 

cone  antique  ad  versus  Arimiuenses  scriptores  disser- 
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Rubieri,  Ermolao.    Storia  della  poesia  po- 

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Rubin,  Herr.    [Lieder.]    9  pp.     (Hagen,  F. 

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Rubin,  JUeisfer.    [Gedichte.]    Ip.    (Mueller, 

C.  H.,  .Sa/.W.  deuueh.  gidichU  .S:iI-JCiyja.\rh.  v.  2.) 

Rubin  und  Ruedeger.    [Lieder.]    3  pp. 

(Hagen,  F.  H.  von  der.  Minnesinger,  y.  2,  p.  336;  v.  3, 
p.  31.) 

Rubini,  Giovanni  Battista.    Scudo,  P.    His- 

tolre  muslcale.  Rublul.  10  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1854,  n.  per.  2  s.  v.  8,  p.  381.) 

Rubinstein,  Anton  Gregor.    Upton,  G.  P. 

■Rubiusteiu:  The  Tower  of  Babel;   Paradise  Lost.    9 
pp.    (In  his  Standard  oratorios,  p.  258.) 

Rubins  de  Aragonia,  Augustinus.  Oratio 

bablta  iu  laudem  Joaunis  Galeatii  Sforiiae.  6  pp. 
(iluratorl,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Hal.  script,  v.  25,  p.  453.) 

Ruborough,  England.    Collins,  J.  W.    On 

Ruborough  camp.  5  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Jbum. 
V.  13,  1»57,  p.  294.) 

Rubruquis,  Guillaume  de.  See  Ruysbroek, 

W.  von. 
Rubusti,  Jacopo.    See  Tintoretto. 
Rubys,  Claude  de.      1533-1613.      Discours 

sur  la  contagion  de  peste  qui  a  este  ceste  preseute 
annee  en  la  ville  de  Lyon  (1577).  26  pp.  (Lalaist,  L., 
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Rucellai,  Bernardo.  1449-1514.  De  urbe 
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Rucellai,  Giovanni.  1475-1526.  Le  Api 
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gedia.  96  pp.  (Teairo  ital.  antieo,  v.  2,  p.  47.)— La 
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Marcotti,  G.    n  Glubileo  dell'  anno  1450  secondo 

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Ruchat,  Abraham.  1680-1750.  Histoire  de 
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Ruckstuhl,  Karl  Joseph  Heinrich.  HlR- 
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Rud,  Edward,  D.  D.  —1727.  Diary  (1709- 
20),  to  which  are  added  several  unpublished 
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4891 

Rudbeck,  Olof,  the  Elder.    Niceron,  J.  P. 

Mem.  des  hommes,  v.  31.— Xyerup,  B.  Om  Olof 
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Rudberg,  Daniel.  Peloria.  19  pp.  (Lin- 
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Rudberg,  Jacob.    Sapor  medicamentorum. 

23  pp.  (Linnaeus,  C.  or  K.  von  L.,  Amoen.  acad.  r.  2, 
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Rudbert,  St.,  of  Salzburg,  and  others.  An- 
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Ruddy,  Thaddeus.    Four  Irish  bards.     15 

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Rude,  Frangois.      Hamerton,  P.  G.      [Life 

of  R]  66  pp.  (In  his  Mod.  Frenchmen,  p.  168.)— 
Rosenberg,  A.  Frau9ois  Rude.  23  pp.  (Dohme, 
R.,  Kunst  und  kuenstler,  v.  4,  pt.  1.) 

Rude  stone  monuments  in  all  countries. 

Fergusson,  J.  1775 

Rudel,  Gauffre,   Prince  de  Blaya.      Circa 

1140-70.  Gedichte.  6  pp.  (Mahn,  K.  A.  F.,  Werke  der 
troubadours,  v.  1,  p.  61.) 

Rudimentary  architecture  for  the  use 

of  beginners  and  students.  The  10  books  of 
Vitruvius  tr.  from  the  Latin  by  J.  Gwilt. 
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principles  of  beauty  in  Grecian  architecture 
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Rudimentary  essay  on  the  art  of  paint- 
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Rudimentary  society  among  boys. 
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Rudimentary  treatise  on  clocks  and 
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Rudimentary  .  .  .  treatise  on  per- 
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Rudimentary  treatise  on  the  art  of 
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Rudimentary  treatise  on  the  drain- 
age of  towns  and  buildings.  Dempsey,  G. 
D.  —2726 


RUDIMENTS 


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J.  (Ed.)  —1786 

Rudiments     of   civil    engineering. 

Law,  H.  .  —2726 

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Rudinger,    Meister.       Gedichte.        2    pp. 

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Rudler,    Frederick  William,    and    Cllis- 

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Rudolph  I,  of  Hapshurg,  Emperor  of  Ger- 
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Eplstolae;  Acta  translailonla  8.  Gereonls.  214  pp. 
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Chronico  abbatlae  SanctI  Trudonig.  2  pp. 
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abbatnm  Tmdonengiiim.  10  pp.  (Bouquet,  M., 
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caenobio  Saiicti  Pantaleouis.  6  pp.  (MablUon, 
J.,  Vet.  anateci.  p.  466.) 

Rudolph,  Monk  of  Fnlda.     —865.     Vita 

Leobae  Abbatissae  Biscofesheimensis ;  Mlracula 
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6  pp.  (  Weingartner  liederhandschrifl,  p.  4 :  Biblioth.  lit. 
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Rudolph,  von  Neuenburg,  Graf.     [Lieder.] 

3  pp.     (Hagen,  F.  H.  von  der.  Minnesinger,  v.  1,  p.  18.) 

Rudolph,    von    Offenburg.      [Minnelied.] 

2  pp.  ( Heidelberg er  liederhandschrifl,  p.  181:  Biblioth. 
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Rudolph, von i?o^^en&ergr.  lucent.  [Lieder.] 

17  pp.  (Hagen,  F.  H.  vou  der.  Minnesinger,  v.  1,  p.  74; 
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Rudolph,  der  Schreiber.    See  Rudolf,  von 

Ems. 

Rudolph,  Alfred.  Ueber  die  Vengeance 
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Contents. 
Aachen-Kutteln,  v.  1.  Labdakus-Zwlnger,  v.  2. 

Rudolphi,  J.  A.  Heraldica  curiosa,  welche 
der  wappen  ursprung  wachsthum  fortgang 
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Rudolphi,  Karl  Asmund.  1771-1832.  Bey- 
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Rudorir,  Adolf  August  Friedrich.     1803-73. 

Roemische  rechtsgeschiohte.    Leipzig,  1857- 

59.     2  V.  in  1,  p.  8°.  —1327 

Contents.    Recbtsbildune,  v.  1.— Rechtspflege, 

v.  2. 

Gromatiscbe  institutloneii.    238  pp.    (Blume, 

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(Ed.)    Schriften    der    roemischen  feld- 

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Rudra.    2  pp.    Goldstuecker,  T.,  Lit.  re- 
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Rudston,  England.      Pegge,    S.      On   the 

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Rudtschenko,  E.  Popular  tales  of  south- 
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Rudnlph,    Tobias.      1787-1828.      [Poems.] 

4  pp.  (Johnston,  G.,  Poets  and  poetry  of  Cecil  county,  Md. 
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Ruebezahl,  oder  der  schalkhafte  berggeist. 

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Rueckert,  Friedrich.  1788-1866.  Poetische 
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Contents.  Agneg,  v.  1.— Amaryllia,  v.  1.— Beyer, 
0.  Nachrichtou  von  F.  Rtiockcn's  leben,  v.  12.— Der 
Bllude,  v.  12.— Brabniaiiigche  erzaeblun^^en, 
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Herodes  der  Grosse,  v.  9.— Herr  Malegis,  v.  12. 
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Italieuisclie  gediclite,  v.  5.— Kaiser  Heiiu-icli 

IV,  drama,  v.  10.— Kind  Horn,  eine  altenglische 
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Opera  Kulluo  ascrlpla :  Vila  8.  Eugeiilae.— Llbolll 
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Rufus,  Publius  Rutilius.  See  Rutilius  Rufus, 

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Runenberg,  The.    17  pp.    Tieck,  L.    (Car- 

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Runes. 

HiCKES,  G.    Linguarum  vett.  Septentrio- 
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Magnusen,  F.  Runelitteratur  og  runamo. 

1841. 

Stephens,  G.  Old  northern  runic  monu- 
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The  runic  hall  in  the  Danish   Old- 

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Taylor,  I.    Greeks  and  Goths :  a  study 

on  the  runes.     1879. 

WiMMER,  L.  F.  A.    Runenschrift . . .   Aus 

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Zacher,  J.    Das  gothische  alphabet  Vul- 

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Bartsch,  K.  F.    Handschrlft  tnlt  Hrabauus  runen- 

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Isches  runeualphabot,  mit  namen  der  buchstaben. 
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46  pp.  6  pi.  (Archaenlngia,  v.  28,  1840,  p.  327.)— King, 
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V.  31, 1886,  p.  118.)— Massmann,  H.  F.  Der  Bukarester 
runenrlng.  5  pp.  (Germania,  v.  2, 1857,  p.  209.)— Runen 
aus  Rom  und  Wieu.  6  pp.  {Germania,  v.  16,  1871,  p. 
253.)  —  Moebius,  T.  Zur  konntnlss  der  aeltesten 
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See  also  Inscriptions,  Runic. 

Ruiige,  Wilhelm.      Der  bernstein    in  Ost- 

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p.  221.) 


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RURAL  ECONOMY 


Rnnic  hall  in  the  Danish  Old-Northern 
museum.     Stephens.  G.  1712 

Ranic  iuscriptioiis.  See  Inscriptions, 
Runic. 

Bnuic  poetry.  Five  pieces  of.  Percy.  T., 
Bp.  of  Dromore  (Tr.)  '  2346 

Riiujeet  Singh,  Maha  Rajah.  M'Gregor, 
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Shahamat  Ali.     Sikhs  and  Afghans,  in 

connexion  with  India  and  Persia,  imme- 
diately before  and  after  the  death  of  Ranjeet 
Singh.     1847. 

Court  and  camp  of  R.    13  pp.    {Edin.  Ret.  v.  71, 

18iO,  p.  26.S.) 

Biinkelstein.     Zingerle,  I.  V.     Zu  den 

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Rnnkle,  John  Daniel,  XL.  Z).  1822—.  New 
tables  for  determining  the  values  of  the  coefficients. 
In  the  perturbative  function  of  planetary  motion, 
which  depend  upon  the  ratio  of  the  mean  distances. 
C4  pp.    (Saiiihs<:>u.  Inst.  ContHb.  v.  9,  Appendix.) 

{Ed.)  Mathematical  monthly.  Cam- 
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Ruukle,  Mrs.  Lucia  Isabella  Gilbert.  1844—. 

John  Blythe's  namesake.  5  pp.  (fliirper'*  Mag.  t.  47, 
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Runnels,  Moses  T.,  M.D.    Impure  water 

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Keports,  v.  7,  p.  283.) 

Runze.    2  pp.    Zingerle,  I.  V.    {Germania, 

V.  2,  1S57,  p.  213.) 

Ruodepert.    See  Robert. 
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Holthansen,  F.    Zum  B.    2  pp.    {Germania,  \.29. 

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Rnodolf  and  Meginhard.    Translatio 

S.  Alexandri.    9  pp.    (Frankfort  Soc.  Scripr.  v.2,  p.  673.) 

Rnolandes  liet.    Grimm,  W.  K.   [Ed.) 

2  V.  1224,  atlas  1211 

Rnpelnionde,  Belgium.     Potter,   F.  de, 

and  Broeclvaert,  J.  Bupelmonde.  217  pp.  (In  their 
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Rupert,  St.    Hildegarde,  St.,  Abbess  of  St. 

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Rupert,  Emperor  of  Germany.    Acta  varia 

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Rupert,  Prt'nce.  Warbubton,  E.  Memoirs 
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Rupert,  Abbot  of  Duyts.  Circa  1080-1135. 
Opera  omnia  juxta  ed.  Venetam  anni  1748. 
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Contents.  Annalns  sivedialogus  Inter  Chrlstiauum 
et  Judaeum,  v.  4.— Comment-aria  in  Apocalypsiu, 
T.  3.— De  capltula  regulae  S.  Benedictl,  v.  4.— C«m- 
mentaria  in  Cantica,  v.  2.— De  divinis  officiis  librl 
XII,  V.4.— Commentaria  in  librum  £cclc8ia8tes,Y.2. 
—  Passlo  B.  Eliphli  martyris,  v.  4.  —  Eplstola  ad 
Everardnm  abbatem,  v.  4.— De  gloria  et  honore 
Filil  hominis,  v.  2.— Gerberon,  G.  Apologia  pro 
Ruperto  abbate,  v.  1.— Vita  S.  Heret>erti.  v.  4.— 
Hjrmuns  slve  oratlo  ad  Sanctum  Spirltum,  v.  2.— 
Commentaria  in  Evangelium  S.  Joauuis,  v.  3.— Com- 
mentaria in  Job,  V.  2 Jobaun,  Abhof  nf  SpankeiM. 

Oratlo  in  laudem  et  commeudaiioueni  Rupertl  quon- 
dam abbatis  Tuitlensls,  v.  1.— Chronicuu  S.  I<aiurentli 
PAax  IV.— 150. 


I^eodiensis,  v.  4.  —  Meiigoz.  Ganon  of  St.  Martin, 
Eplstola  ad  Bupertum,  v.  4.— Aliercatio  inouachi  et 
clerlci  quod  liceat  monacho  praedicare,  v.  4.— Eplstola 
qua  raiione  monacborum  ordo  praecellit  ordinem 
ciericorum,  v.  4.— De  meditatlone  mortis,  v.  4.— De 
omnipotentia  Dei,  v.  4.  —  Commentaria  in  XII 
Propbetas    minores,  v.  2.^<X>mmentarlorum  de 

operibus  Sanctae  Triiiitatls    Ilbri  XLII,  v.  1 De 

gloriflcatione  Trinltatis  el  processlone  Sanctl  Splrltus, 
v.  3.— De  Incendio  oppldi  Tnitli,  v.  4.— De  victoria 
verbi  Del,  v.  3. — De  laesione  firginitatis.  v.  4. — 
Dissertatlo  chronologlco-historlca  de  vita  et  scrip- 
tis  Rnperti,  v.  4.— De  vita  vere  apostollea,  v.  4. 
— Do  -rolautate  Dei,  v.  4. 

Chronica  S.  I>anrentii  I<eodiensi8,  959-1095.    19 

pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  8,  p.  261.)— Ex  Hlstoria 
monasterii  Sanctl  Laurentll  Iieodleiisis.  2  pp.  (Bou- 
quet, M.,  Rec.  Hit.  Gaules,  v.  11,  p.  171.)— De  Incendlo 
Tnitieiisi  et  de  Cunone  episcopo  Ratisponensi.  14 
pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  12,  p.  624.;— De  T-ita 
vere  apostolica  dialogorum  librl  V.  29  pp.  (Mar- 
tine,  E.,  and  Durand,  V.,  Vet.  script,  amplist.  collect,  v.  9, 
p.  969.) 

Dissertatlo  chronologlco-historlca  de  vita  et  scriptls 

RuperU.  51  pp.  (Migne,  i.  P.,  PatroU  t.  Lat.  r.  170, 
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86  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  167,  p.  23.)— 
Johann,  Abt>ot  of  Spanheim.  Oratlo  in  laudem  et 
commendatlonem  Ruperti  quondam  abbatis  Tuitlen- 
sls.   3  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P..  Patrol,  t.  Lat.  v.  167,  p.  12.) 

Ruperti,    Georg    Alexander.      1758-1839. 

Praefaiio.  20  pp.  (Juvenalis,  D.  J.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  1, 
p.  3 :  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.) 

— —  (Ed.)  Caii  Silii  Italici  Punicorum  libri 
XVII.    See  Silius  Italicus.  C. 

Rupp,  Israel  Daniel.  1803-78.  Collectton 
of  upwards  of  thirty  thousand  names  of 
German,  Swiss.  Dutch.  French,  and  other 
immigrants  in  Pennsvlvania  from  1727  to 
1776.     Phila.  1876.    8°'  3576 

Early  history  of  western  Pennsylvania 

and  of  the  west,  and  of  western  expeditions 
and  campaigns  from  1754  to  1833.  By  a 
gentleman  of  the  bar.    Pittsburg,  1847.     8°. 

3576 

History  of   Lancaster  county  [Pa.],   to 

which  is  prefixed  a  brief  sketch  of  the  early 
history  of  Pennsylvania.  Lancaster,  1844. 
12°.  3577 

History  of  Northampton,  Lehigh.  Monroe, 

Carbon,  and  Schuylkill  counties.  Pa.  Har- 
risburg.  1845.     8°.  3577 

History  of  York  county  [Pa.]  from  1719 

to  the  present  time.  "With  an  appendix  of 
topography  and  statistics.  Lancaster,  1845. 
12°.  ( With  his  History  of  Lancaster  countv. ) 

3577 

[Ed.)     Original  history  of  the  religious 

denominations  at  present  existing  in  the 
United  States  .  .  .  Written  by  eminent 
theological  professors,  ministers,  and  lay 
members  of  the  respective  denominations. 
Phila.  1844.     8°.  —1274 

Ruppaner,    Anthony,    M.D.     Report   on 

medicine  and  surgery.  15  pp.  (Thurston,  R.  H., 
Reports  Com.  U.  S.  Vienna  Internal.  Exhib.  v.  2.) 

Ruppiner  liberalisnius.    9  pp.    Krue- 

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Ruprecht^  Wilhelm.  Die  erbpacht.  Ein 
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Rural  and  domestic  life  of  Germany. 
Howitt.  AV.  3665 

Rural  architecture.  See  Ai-chitecture, 
Cottages,  rural,  etc. 

Rural  economy  in  Yorkshire,  in  1641. 
Best,  H.     (Surtees  Soc.  V.  S3.)  2546. 


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3862 


RUSKIN 


Rural  economy  of  England,  Scotland, 
and  Ireland.     Lavergne,  L.  G.  L.  G,  de. 

—4695 

Rural  essays.    Downing,  A.  J.        —4684 

Rural  letters.    Willis,  N.  P.  3156 

Rural  life  of  England.  Howitt,W.  1524 

Rural  life  of  Shakespeare.  Smith,  C. 
R.  3394 

Rural  poetry.  See  Pastoral  and  rural 
poetry. 

Rural  residences.  Davis,  A.  J.,  and 
others.  — 1771 

Rural  residences.    Papworth,  J.  B. 

—1788 

Rural  rhymes,  illustrative  of  rustic  cus- 
toms.    Manning,  G.  T.  1357 

Rural  sports.    Daniel,  Bev.  W.  B.    4  v. 

—1794 

Rural  sports.    28  pp.     Gay,  J.,  Poems, 

V.  1,  p.l. 

Rural  studies.    Mitchell,  D.  G.  1266 

Rural  tales,  ballads,  and  songs.    Bloom- 
field,  R.  (With  his  Farmer's  boy,  8  ed.)  1378 
Ruricius,  the  Elder,  Bp.  of  Limoges.  — circa 

507.  Epistulae.  52  pp.  {With  Appolinaris  SiaoDius, 
C.  S.,  Epistulae,  p.  299:  Monumetita  German,  his  I. ;  Migne, 
J.  v..  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  58,  p.  67.) 

Ruschenberger,  William  S.  W.,  M.  D. 
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present  condition  of  the  Academy  of  Natural 
Sciences  of  Philadelphia.  Phila.  1852.  8°. 
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• Three  years  in  the  Pacific ;   containing 

notices  of  Brazil,  Chile,  Bolivia,  Peru,  etc., 
in  1881-34.    London,  1835.    2  v.  8°.         2485 

-^—  Narrative  of  a  voyage  round  the  world.   30  pp. 

(Kev.  of  In  Edin.  llev.  v.  68, 1839,  p.  46.) 

Rusden,  George  William.  1819—.  History 
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History  of  New  Zealand.    London,  1883. 

3  V.  8°.  3423 

Rush,  Friar.    Pleasant  history  of.    London, 
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Historie  of  K.    54  pp.    (Thorns,  W.  J.,  Early  Eng. 

prose  romances,  v.  1,  p.  251.) — Wright,  T.  On  Friar 
Kush  and  the  frolicsome  elves.  37  pp.  {Essays  on  .  . . 
literature,  v.  2,  p.  1.) 

Rush,  Benjamin,  M.D.,  LL.  D.  1745-1818. 
Sermons  to  gentlemen  upon  tensperance  and 
exercise.    [Anon.]    Phila.  1772.    12°.    —1448 

Address  to  the  people  of  the  United  States,  1787. 

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Jackson,  S.    Life  of  R.    69  pp.    {Gtobs,  9.  D.,  Lives 

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BlcCabe,  J.  D.,  Jr.  Benjamin  Rush.  9  pp.  [In  his 
Groat  fortunes,  p.  613.)— Sanderson,  J.  Benjamin 
Rush.    40  pp.    [In  his  Biog.  of  the  signers,  v.  4,  p.  247.) 

Rush,  James,  M.  D.  1786-1869.  Brief  out- 
line of  an  analysis  of  the  human  intellect. 
Phila.  1865.    2  v.  8°.  —1423 

-  Philosophy  of  the  human  voice :  em- 
bracing its  physiological  history  ;  together 
with  a  system  of  principles,  by  which  criti- 
cism in  the  art  of  elocution  may  be  rendered 
intelligible  ...  5  ed.,  enlarged.  Phila. 
1859.     8°.  —2173 

Russell,  W.  Orthophony;  or,  the  culti- 
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of  elementary  exercises,  adapted  to  Dr. 
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Rush,  Richard.  1781-1859.  Memoranda  of 
a  residence  at  the  court  of  Loudon,  1817-25. 


Phila.  1833.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v. 
57,  1833,  p.  449  ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  49, 1833,  p. 
322  ;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  19,  1833,  p.  372.)      1533 

Memoranda  of  a  residence  at  the  court  of 

London,  comprising  incidents  oflScial  and 
personal  from  1819  to  1825.  Including  ne- 
gotiations on  the  Oregon  question,  and  other 
unsettled  questions  between  the  United 
States  and  Great  Britain.    Phila.  1845.     8°. 

1538 

Occasional  productions,  political,  diplo- 
matic, and  miscellaneous.    Phila.  1860.     8°. 

2143 
Contents.  Letter  referring  to  the  question  of  African 
slavery,  and  the  compromise  act  of  1850.— Character 
of  Mr.  Calhoun.  —  Character  of  Mr.  Cannius;.— 
Speech  at  the  meeting  of  the  friends  of  the  constl- 
tntion  and  Union,  held  in  Philadelphia,  Nov.  1850.— 
Letter  from  Paris  to  the  chairman  of  the  committee  of 
the  national  convention  of  the  Democratic  party 
of  the  United  Slates.— Value  of  early  efforts  at  excel- 
lence.—Letter  describing  a  visit  In  1836  to  Grove 
Park,  the  seat  of  the  Earl  of  Clarendon.- Letter  do- 
scribing  a  visit  at  Christmas,  1836,  to  Hagley,  the 
seat  of  Lord  Lyttleton.— liabor  necessary  to  eminence. 
—Glance  at  the  court  and  government  of  Lonis 
Philippe  in  1817-48,  and  the  French  revolution  of 
1848.— Correspondence  with  Mr.  Marcy  ...  in  relation 
to  the  JVevffoundland  fisheries.- Letters  to  Mr. 

Trescot    upon    public   and    diplomatic   subjects 

Synopsis  of  a  few  familiar  letters  of  Washington  to 
his  private  secretary.  Col.  Lear.  —  Washington,  La 
Fayette,  and  Mr.  Bradford.— Letter  on  the  death  of 
AVilliam  IV,  and  the  accession  of  Queen  Victoria  to 
the  throne. 

(Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  91, 1860,  p.  491.) 

Washington    in    domestic    life.       From 

original  letters  and  MSS.     Phila.  1857.     8°. 

3773 

Political  portraits.  No.  XVIII.     Richard  Rush. 

25  pp.     [Dem.  Kev.  v.  7, 1810,  p.  301.) 

Rushbrooke,  William  George.  Synopti- 
con.  An  exposition  of  the  common  matter 
of  the  synoptic  Gospels.     London,  1880.     4°. 

—1262 

Rnshen  abbey.  Isle  of  Man.    Dugdale,  Sir 

W.  Account  of  Rushen  abbey.  Isle  of  Man.  33  pp. 
{Manx  Snc.  v.  18,  p.  45.) 

Rush  worth,  John.  Circa  1607-90.  His- 
torical collections  of  private  passages  of 
state,  weighty  matters  in  law,  remarkable 
proceedings  in  .  .  .  parliaments  .  .  .  1618-48. 
London.  1721.     8  v.  fo.  1572 

{Ed.)   Tryalof  Thomas,  Earl  of  Strafford, 

upon  an  impeachment  of  high  treason  .  .  . 
begun  the  22  of  March  1640,  and  continued 
.  .  .  until  the  10  of  May  1641  .  .  .  London, 
1680.     fo.  —3851 

Tlie  same.  London,  1721.  fo.  {In  his 
Hist.  coll.  V.  8.)  1572 

Rush  worth  Gospels.  See  Bible,  N.  T., 
Gosiyds 

Ruskin,  John,  LL.  D.      1819—.      Works. 

Sunnyside,  1872-80.     11  v.  8°.  —1713 

Contents.    Aratra  Pcntellcl.    Six  lectures  on  the 

elements  of  sculpture,  given  before  the  University  of 

Oxford,   in  Michaelmas  term,  1870,  v.  3 Ariadne 

Florentina.  Six  lectures  on  wood  and  motal  en- 
graving, with  appendix,  given  before  tlie  University 
of  Oxford,  in  Michaelmas  term,  1872,  v.  7.— Cro-\vn  of 
wild  olive.  Four  lectures  on  industry  and  war,  v. 
C. — Eaelc's  nest.  Ten  lectures  on  the  relation  of 
natural  science  to  art,  given  before  the  University  of 
Oxford,  in  Lent  term,  1872,  v.  4.— "A  Joy  for  ever  j  " 
(and  Its  price  in  tho  market):  being  tlio  siibsUiuce 
(with  additions)  of  2  lectures  on  tho  political  economy 
of  art,  delivered  nt  Manchesterj  July  10  and  13, 1857,  v. 
11. — Of  Kings'  ireasuries,  v.  1. — Slunera  pul- 
veris.  Six  essays  on  the  elements  of  political  econ- 
omy, V.  2.— Of  the  Mystery  of  life,  v.  1.— Queen  of 
the  air  i  being  a  study  of  the  Orool^  myths  of  cloud 


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and  storm.v.  9.— Of  Q,ueen8'  gardens,  v.  1.— Sesame 
and  lilies.    Three  lectures,  v.  1.— Tinxe  and  tide, 

by  Weare  and  Tyne.  Twenty-flve  letters  to  a  work- 
Ingman  of  Sunderland  on  the  laws  of  work,  v.  5.— The 
Ttto  patbs :  being  lectures  on  art,  and  its  application 
to  decoration  and  manufacture,  delivered  in  1858-59, 
V.  10.— Val  d'APMO.  Ten  lectures  on  the  Tuscan  art, 
directly  antecedent  to  the  Florentine  year  of  victories, 
given  before  the  TJniversity  of  Oxford,  in  Michaelmas 
term,  1873,  v.  8. 

—  Arrows  of  the  chace  :  being  a  collection 
of  scattered  letters  . .  .  1840-80.  Sunnyside, 
1880.     2  V.  8°.  —1753 

Contents.  Architecture  and  restoration,  v.  1. — 
Art  criticism  and  art  education,  v.  1. — Education 
for  rich  and  poor,  v.  2.— Iilterary  criticism,  v.  2. — 
Letters  on  political  economy,  v.  2.— Letters  on 
politics  au.l  war,  v.  2.— Pre-Raphaelitism,  v.  1. — 
Public  institutions  and  the  national  gallery,  v.l.— 
Management  of  railways,  v.  2. — Letters  on  science, 
V.  1.— Servants  and  houses,  v.  2.— Turner,  v.  1. — 
■\Vomen  :  their  work  and  their  dross,  v.  2. 

—  The  art  of  England.  Lectures  given  in 
Oxford,  during  his  2  tenure  of  the  Slade 
professorship.    Sunnyside,  1884.    4°.    — 1743 

—  Ethics  of  the  dust.  Ten  lectures  to  little 
housewives  on  the  elements  at  crystallisa- 
tion.   London,  1866.     p.  S''.  —1648 

—  Fors  clavigera.  Letters  to  the  workmen 
and  labourers  of  Great  Britain.  London 
and  Sunnyside,  1871-87.    8  v.  and  index.  8°. 

—1718 

—  Frondes  agrestes.  Readings  in  "  Modem 
painters, "chosen  at  her  pleasure,  by  . . .  the 
younger  lady  of  the  Thwaite,  Coniston. 
Sunnyside,  1875.     16°.  —1737 

—  Giotto  and  his  works  in  Padua  :  being  an 
explanatory  notice  of  the  series  of  woodcuts 
executed  for  the  Arundel  Society  after  the 
frescoes  in  the  Arena  chapel.  [London], 
1854.     r.  8°.  —1733 

—  Hortus  iuclusus.  Messages  from  the 
wood  to  the  garden,  sent  in  happy  days  to 
the  sister  ladies  of  the  Thwaite,  Coniston. 
Sunnyside,  1887.     8°.  4783 

—  Lectures  on  architecture  and  painting, 
delivered  at  Edinburgh  in  Nov.  1853.  2  ed. 
London.  1855.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackicood''s 
Mag.  V.  75,  1854,  p.  740.)  —1786 

—  Lectures  on  art  delivered  before  the  Uni- 
versity of  Oxford  in  Hilary  term,  1870.  Ox- 
ford. 1870.     8°.  —1735 

—  Miscellanea :  a  collection  of  minor  writ- 
ings.    New  York,  1886.     2  v.  12°.         —1756 

Contents.  Coelt  enarrant :  studies  of  cloud  form, 
V.  2.— Opening  of  the  Crystal  palace:  its  relations 
to  the  prospects  of  art,  v.  2.— Fiction,  fair  and  foul, 
V.  2. —  Giotto  and  his  works  In  Padua,  v.  1. — In 
montibns  Sanctis  :  studies  of  mountain  form,  v.  2. 
— Inaugural  address  at  the  Cambridge  school  of 
art,  V.  2.— The  King  of  the  golden  river,  v.  2.— 
Michel  Angelo  and  Tintoret,  v.  1. — Guide  to  the 
principal  pictures  In  the  Academy  of  Venice,  v.  1. — 
Notes  on  some  of  the  principal  pictures  exhibited  In 
the  Royal  Academy,  1875,  v.  1.  —  Nutes  on  Samuel 
Front  and  William  Hunt,  v.  1.— Xotes  on  the  con- 
struction of  sheep-folds  or  visible  churches,  v.  2. — 
Turner's  drawings  and  sketches  exhibited  in  the 
National  Gallery,  v.  1. 

—  Modern  painters.  5  ed.,  revised  by  the 
author.     London,  1851-60.     5  v.  in  4,  r'.  8°. 

—1713 

Contents.  Of  cloud  beauty,  v.  5.— Of  general 
principles,  and  of  truth,  v.  1.— Of  ideas  of  rela- 
tion, V.  5.— Of  the  imaginative  and  theoretic 
faculties,  V.  2.— Of  leaf  beauty,  v.  5.— Of  many 
things,  V.  3 — Of  mountain  beauty,  v.  4. 

(Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  5i,  1843,  p.  485;  Brit. 
Quart.  Rtc.  v.  23,  1858,  p.  442  ;  v.  32, 1860,  p.  412  ;  Praser't 
Mag.  V.  33, 184G,  p.  358;  y.  53, 1856,  p.  618;  T.  pa,  1^57,  p. 


620;  London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  15, 1S61,  p.  63;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v. 
66,  1&48,  p.  110;  v.  S4,  1857,  p.  379;  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  6, 
1847,  p.  401 ;   Quart.  Rev.  v.  93,  1856,  p.  384.) 

Notes    on    Samuel    Prout    and  'William 

Hunt,  in  illustration  of  a  loan  collection  of 
drawings  exhibited  at  the  Fine  Art  Society's 
galleries,  in  1879-80.  Illustr.  with  20  auto- 
types.    London,  1880.     4°.  —1742 

Notes  on  some  of  the  principal  pictures 

exhibited  in  the  rooms  of  the  Royal  Academy, 
1855-59.     London,  1855-59.     8°.  —1716 

Notes  on  some  of  the  principal  pictures 

exhibited  in  the  rooms  of  the  Royal  Academy, 
1875.     London,  1875.     8°.  —1725 

Notes  on  the  construction  of  sheepfolds. 

London,  1851.     8°.  —4214 

Notes  on  the  Turner  gallery  at  Marl- 
borough House,  1856-57.  3  ed.  London, 
1857.  8°.  —1725 
The  same.  {With  his  Notes  on  some  of 
the  principal  pictures,  etc. )                   — 1716 

The  pleasures   of    England.       Lectures 

given  in  Oxford,  during  his  second  tenure 
of  the  Slade  professorship.  Sunnyside,  1884- 
85.     4  pts.  4°.  —1753 

Contents.  Pleasures  of  deed,  pt.  3.— Pleasures  of 
faith,  pt.  2.— Pleasures  of  fancy,  pt.  4. — Pleasures  ol 
learning,  pt.  1. 

Political  economy  of  art :  being  the  sub- 
stance (with  additions)  of  2  lectures  deliv- 
ered at  Manchester,  July,  1857.  London, 
1857.     16°.  —1727 

Praeterita.      Outlines     of    scenes     and 

thoughts,  perhaps  worthy  of  memorv  in  my 
past  life.    New  York,  1886-87.    2  v.  8'°.    4774 

Pre-Raphaelitism.    A  new  ed.    London, 

1862.     8°.  —1716 

Queen  of  the  air :  being  a  study  of  the 

Greek  myths  of  cloud  and  storm.  London, 
1869.    p.  8°.  -22-77 

Seven  lamps  of  architecture.  2  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1855.  r.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  34,  1849,  p.  1 ;  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  41, 
1850,  p.  151;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  72,  1851,  p.  294; 
N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  12,  1850,  p.  309.)  —1783 

Stones  of  Venice :  the  foundations.  With 

illustrations  drawn  by  the  author.  New 
York,  1851.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  38,  1851,  p.  253.)  —1784 

Stones    of   Venice.      "With    illustrations 

drawn  by  the  author.  2  ed.  London,  185.3- 
58.     3  V.  r.  8°.  -1783 

Contents.  The  fall,  v.  3.— The  foundations,  v.  1. 
— The  sea-stories,  v.  2. 

(Rev.  of  In  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  49, 1854,  pp.  127,  463.) 

Time    and    tide,  by  Weare   and  Tyne. 

Twenty-five  letters  to  a  working  man  of 
Sunderland  on  the  laws  of  work.  London, 
1867.  16°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag. 
V.  103,  1868,  p.  675.)  —1398 

Two  paths  :  being  lectures  on  art,  and  its 

application  to  decoration  and  manufacture, 
delivered  in  1858-59.    London,  1859.    8°. 

—1718 

{Ed.)  Bibliotheca  pastorum,  v.  1.  Lon- 
don, 1876.     8°.  -1^63 

Contents.  Xenophon.  The  Economist,  tr.  Into 
English  by  A.  D.  O.  Wedderbnrn,  and  W.  G.  Colling- 
wood. 

My  first  editor.  An  autobiographical  reminis- 
cence.   7  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Man.  u.  s.  v.  1, 1878,  p.  385.) 

Shepherd,  R.  H.  Bibliography  of  Ras- 
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from  my  masters,  p.  365.)— Brooke,  S.  A.  Rusklu'a 
Lectures  on  art.  11  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  22, 1870, 
p.  423.)— Calnies,  J.  E.  Buskin  on  the  gold  question. 
3  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  9,  1864,  p.  67.)— Day,  H.  N. 
Buskin's  new  Lectures  on  art.  19  pp.  (New  Englander, 
V.  29, 1870,  p.  659.)— £leineiita  of  drawing.  13  pp. 
(Eev.  of  In  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  87, 1860,  p.  32.  j— Gothic 
art.  John  Buskin.  24  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  7, 
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{In  her  Home  life  of  great  authors,  p.  372.)— Harrison, 
F.  Past  and  present.  13  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  20, 
1876,  p.  93.)— Milsand,  J.  L'influence  litteraire  dans 
les  beaux-arts.  M.  John  Buskin  et  ses  idfies  sur  la 
pelnture.  46  pp.  (7?«w.d.  deux  mondes,  18C1,  2  p6r.  v.  34, 
p.  870.) — Une  uouvelle  theorie  de  I'art  en  Angleterre. 
30  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1860,  2  per.  v.  28,  p.  184.)— 
Political  economy  in  the  clouds.  9  pp.  (Fra- 
ser's  Mag.v.m,  1860,  p.  651.)— Public  letters  of  B. 
51  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  37, 1880,  p.  905  ;  v.  38,  1880,  p. 
69.)— Day  at  Antwerp.  Ruhens  and  B.  8  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  90,  1861,  p.  305.)— Ruskin  and  archi- 
tecture. 29  pp.  {If.  Bril.  Rev.  v.  21,  1854,  p.  172.)— 
Ruskin  nnd  his  theories,  sublime  and  ridiculous. 
25  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  80,  1856,  p.  503.)— Ruskin 
at  the  seaside.  16  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  62,  1860, 
p.719.)— Ruskinism.  23  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  x. 103, 1S5G, 
p.  535.)— Ruskiu's  "ivorks.  23  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag. 
V.  70,  1851,  p.  326.)— Stephen,  L.  Buskin's  recent 
Wi'itlngs.  14  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  8.  v.  9, 1874,  p.  688.) 
— "Ware,  L.  Or.  The  place  of  "Modern  painters"  in 
art-litorature.  •  20  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  70, 1801,  p.  29.)— 
Writings  of  B.    36  pp.    (N.  Brit.  Rev.Y.RG, 186%  p.l.) 

Russegger,  Joseph  von.  1802-63.  Reisen 
in  Europa,  Asien,  und  Afrika,  mit  beson- 
derer  ruecksicht  auf  die  naturwissenschaft- 
lichen  verhaeltnisse  dei'  betreffenden  laen- 
der,  unternommen  in  den  jahren  1835  bis 
1841.  Stuttgart,  1841-48.  4  v.  8°,  and  atlas, 
fo.  1483,  atlas  1412 

Russel,  Alexander.    The  salmon.    29  pp. 

(Bev.  of  In  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  43,  1865,  p.  151.) 

Graham,  H.G.    Bussel  of  "  The  Scotsman."  17  pp. 

(Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  22, 1880,  p.  301.) 

RusscI,    Cabot   Jackson.      Arnold,    H.    P. 

Biography  of  B.  10  pp.  {Harvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  2, 
p.  457.) 

Rlissel,  Charles  P.,  M.  D.  Report  on  a 
uniform  system  of  registration  of  causes  of  death 
throughout  the  United  States.  8  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health 
Assoc.  Reports,  v.  1,  p.  483.) 

Rlissel^    Thomas.      Secret   history    of    the 

Irish  insurrection  of  1803.  22  pp.  {Eraser's  Mag.  v.  14, 
1836,  p.  546.) 

Russell,  A.  P.  Thomas  Corwin.  A  sketch. 
Cincinnati,  1881.     12°.  3891 

Russell,  Rev.  Arthur  Tozer.  Memorials  of 
the  life  and  works  of  Thomas  Fuller,  D.  D. 
London,  1844.     16°.  4891 

Russell,  Sir  Charles.  1833—.  "New  views 
on  Ireland."  Or,  Irish  land:  grievances: 
remedies.   3ed.   London,  1880.   p.  8°.  —1358 

Russell,  Charles  (TV.)  Wonders  of  bodily- 
strength.    See  Depping,  G. 

Russell,  Charles  William,  D.D.  1812-80. 
Life  of  Cardinal  Mezzofanti ;  with  an  intro- 
ductory memoir  of  eminent  linguists,  an- 
cient and  modern.     London,  1858.    8°.    5863 

Palimpsest  literature  and  Its  editor.  Cardinal 

Angelo  Mai.   38  pp.   (Dublin  afternoon  lectures,  i  a.  p.  95.) 

and  Prendergast,  John  Patrick  {Eds.) 

Calendar  of  the  state  papers  relating  to 
Ireland,  of  the  reign  of  James  I,  1603-25, 
preserved  in  H.  M.  Public  Record  Office  and 
elsewhere.  London,  1872-80.  5  v.  r.  8°. 
{Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4552 

-  Carte  MSS  in  the  Bodlolnn  Library,  Oxford.  Be- 
port...  40  pp.  (Rev. otiiiVublinRev.u.B.v. 10,1812, 
p.  49.) 

Russell,  Mrs.  E.  J.    Brockett,  L.  P.,  and 

Vaughaii,  Mrs.  M.  C.  In  their  Woman's  work  lu  tho 
civil  war,  p.  477.    3  pp. 


Russell,  Francis,  2  Earl  of  Bedford.  Whet- 
stone, G.  A  mirror  of  treue  honnour  and 
Christian  nobilite  :  exposing  the  life,  death, 
and  devine  vertues  of  .  .  .  Frauncis,  Earle  of 
Bedford.  1585  ;  repr.  1815.  (Park,  T.,Heli- 
conia,  v.  2.) 

Russell,  Co^.  Francis  Shirley.  1841—.  The 
Earl  of  Peterborough  and  Monmouth  (Char- 
les Mordaunt).  A  memoir.  London,  1887. 
2  V.  8°.  4783 

Russian  wars  with  Turkey.  With  2  maps. 

London,  1877.     12°.  3487 

Russell,  Rev.  Frederic  William.  1821-77. 
Kett's  rebellion  in  Norfolk  ;  being  a  history 
of  the  great  civil  commotion  that  occurred 
at  the  time  of  the  reformation  in  the  reign 
of  Edward  VI.     London,  1859.     4°.         1543 

Russell,  Geoffrey.     Alfred  Waters.     8  pp. 

(Eraser's  Mag.  v.  26,  1842,  p.  245.) 

Russell,  Henry  Chamberlain.  1836—.  Cli- 
mate of  New  South  Wales :  descriptive,  his- 
torical, and  tabular.    Sydney,  1877.     8°. 

—2484 

Russell,  Irwin.  Hope  ;  Nelly ;  Her  con- 
quest. 3  pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  18,  1879,  pp.  204, 
613,  910.) 

Russell,  Israel  Cook.  1852—.  Geological 
history  of  Lake  Lahontan,  a  quaternary  lake 
of  northwestern  Nevada.  Washington,  1885. 
4°.  (King,  C,  and  Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S. 
Geol.  Surv.  Monographs.,  v.  11.)  — 3551 

,See  also  U.  S.  49  Cong.  1  s.  House  Misc.  doc.  v.  2. 

Exlstiug  glaciers  of  the  United  States.   53  pp.  24  pi. 

(Powell,  J.  W.,  If.  S.  Geol.  Surv.  5  Ann.  report,  p.  303.)— 
Geological  reconnaissance  in  southern  Oregon.  34 
pp.  3  pi.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  Surv.  4  Ann.  report, 
p.  431.) 

Russell,  J.  M.  History  of  Maidstone. 
Maidstone,  1881.     8°.  1516 

Russell,  J.  Rutherfurd,  M.  D.  History  and 
heroes  of  the  art  of  medicine.  With  por- 
traits.    London,  1861.     8°.  3706 

Russell,  James,  D.  D.  1809-83.  Reminis- 
cences of  Yarrow.  With  a  preface  by  Prof. 
C.  Fraser.     Edinburgh,  1886.     12°.  2587 

Russell,  John,  4  Duke  of  Bedford.  1710-71. 
Correspondence  [1742-70],  selected  from  the 
originals  .  .  .  With  an  introduction  by  Lord 
John  Russell.  London,  1842-46.  3  v.  8°. 
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354.)  3865 

Brougham,  H.,  Baron.    In  his  Hist,  sketches  of 

statesmen,  v.  1,  p.  384.    20  pp.    ( Works,  v.  3.) 

Russell,  John,  1  Earl  Russell.  1792-1878. 
Causes  of  the  French  revolution.  [Anon.] 
London,  1832.     8°.  1687 

Essay  on  the  history  of  the  English  gov- 
ernment and  constitution,  from  the  reign  of 
Henry  VII  to  the  present  time.  2  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1823.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  1, 1845,  p.  198  ;  v.  42, 1865,  p.  1;  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  122,  1865,  p.  257.)  —1336 

Essays  on   the  history  of  the  Christian 

religion.     London,  1873.     8°.  —1294 

Life  of  William,  Lord  Russell ;  with  some 

account  of  the  times  in  which  he  lived.  3  ed. 
London,  1820.     2  v.  8°.  4855 

Memoirs  of  the  affairs  of  Europe  from 

the  peace  of  Utrecht.  London,  1824-29. 
2  V.  4°.  (Rev.  of  in  Westm.  Rev.  v.  4,  1825, 
p.  178.)  8752 

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London,  1875.     8°.  —2355 

(Ed.)     Correspondence  of  John,  4  Duke 

of  Bedford.  See  Russell,  J.,  4  Duke  of  Bed- 
ford. 

[Ed.)  Memoirs,  journal,  and  correspond- 
ence of  Thomas  Moore.    See  Moore,  T. 

[Ed.)     Memorials  and  correspondence  of 

Charles  James  Fox.    See  Fox,  C.  J. 

(Ed.)     Official    correspondence    on    the 

claims  of  the  United  States  in  respect  to  the 
"Alabama."    London,  1867.    8°.  2645 

Don  Carlos,  or  Persecution ;   a  tragedy.    13  pp. 

(Eev.  ot  In  Quart.  Rev.  v.  29,  1823,  p.  370.)— Essays 
»nd  sketclies  of  life  and  character.  6  pp.  (Kev.  of 
In  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  7, 1820,  p.  528.)— Life  ot  Charles 
James  Fox.  6  pp.  (Kev.  of  In  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  75, 
1867,  p.  395.)— Gallery  of  literary  characters. 
Ix>rd  .Tohu  Russell.  2  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  4, 1831,  p. 
65.)— Obstacles  which  have  retarded  "moral  and  po- 
litical progress.  21  pp.  (Ber.  ol  in  Dublin  Ben.  t.  39, 
1855,  p.  462.) 

Grey.  H.  G.  .  3  Earl  Grey.    Colonial  policy 

of  Lord  John  Russell's  administration.  1853, 
2  V. 

Capt.  Forman;  Lords  Brongbam  and  Rnssell. 

5  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  6,  1832,  p.  680.)— Contem- 
porary orators.  Lord  John  Russell.  8  pp.  {Fraser's 
Mag.  V.  31, 1845,  p.  631.)- Foreign  secretary.  16  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  89, 1861,  p.  245.)— Higgiuson,  T. 
W.  Earl  Russell.  49  pp.  {In  his  English  statesmen, 
p.  108.)— I<augel,  A.  Lord  Russell.  29  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1873,  3  p6r.  t.  8,  p.  893.)— Little  men 
and  little  measnres.  Lord  John  Russell.  8  pp. 
(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  18, 1833,  p.  118.)— I^omenie,  L.  L.  de. 
Lord  John  Russell.  40  pp.  (In  his  Galerle  des  con- 
temp.  lUustr.  V.  4.)— Lord  John  Russell  on  the  papal 
pretensions.  2  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  36,  1850, 
p.747.)— Lord  John's  sacrifice.  2  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag. 
V.  49, 1854,  p.  559.)— Smltb.  G.  B.  Earl  Russell.  50  pp. 
(7n  his  Prime  ministers  of  Queen  Victoria,  p.  125.) — 
Lord  John  Russell's  speecb  at  Strond.  46  pp. 
(Quart.Rev.-v.b9,lS31,  p.  519.)— Earl  Russell's  speecbes. 
10  pp.  (EJin.  Rev.  v.  131, 1870,  p.  567.)— Tennyson,  H. 
Earl  Russell  during  the  eastern  question,  18o:J-o5.  13 
pp.  {Nineteenth  C%n^  v.  8,  1880,  p.  995.)— Thornton, 
P.  M.  Lord  John  Russell.  65  pp.  [In  his  Foreign 
secretaries,  v.  3,  p.  181.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  97,  1865,  p.  503;  Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  1, 1845,  p.  198;  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  46, 1852, 
p.  609;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  88,  1851,  p.  564;  Westm.  Rev.  v. 
50,  1849,  p.  1.     Also  Great  Britain.  Politics. 

Rnssell,  John,  Bp.  of  Lincoln.   — circa  1494. 

Two  speeches  for  opening  Parliament.  33  pp.  (With 
Grants,  etc.,  from  the  crown,  p.  xxxv:  Camden  Soe. 
Xo.  60.) 

Rnssell,  John,  D.  D.      English  grammar. 

20  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  Westm.  Rev.  v.  21,  1834,  p.  334.) 

Rnssell,  John.     15  cent.     Boke  of  nurture 

folowyug  Englondis  gise.  Ed.  by  Frederick  J.  Furnl- 
vall.    145  pp.    (Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  No.  32,  p.  115.) 

Rnssell,  John.  Statistical  report  to  the 
General  Assembly  of  the  state  of  Ohio,  for 
the  year  1868.     Columbus,  1869.    8°.    —4413 

Rnssell,  Rev.  John  A.  (Ed.)  Remains  of 
Rev.  Charles  Wolfe.     See  Wolfe,  Rev.  C. 

Rnssell,  John  Scott.  1808-82.  Modern 
system  of  naval  architecture.  London 
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Russell,  Michael,  LL.D.,  Bp.  of  Glasgow. 
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fane history,  from  the  death  of  Joshua  to 
the  decline  of  the  kingdoms  of  Israel  and 
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History  and   present  condition    of    the 

Barbary  states:  comprehending  a  view  of 
their  civil  institutions,  antiquities,  arts,  re- 


ligion, literature,  commerce,  agriculture, 
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Life  of  Oliver  Cromwell.     Edinburgh, 

1829.     2  V.  16°.  1518 

Nubia    and  Abyssinia :    comprehending 

their  civil  history,  antiquities,  arts,  religion, 
literature,  and  natural  history.  2  ed.  Edin- 
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Palestine,  or  the  Holy  Land ;  from  the 

earliest  period  to  the  present  time.  4  ed. 
Edinburgh,  1837.     16°.     {Edin.  Cab.  Libr.) 

1488 

Polynesia :  or,  an  historical  account  of 

the  principal  islands  in  the  South  Sea,  in- 
cluding New  Zealand.  Edinburgh,  1843. 
16°.     [Edin.  Cab.  Libr.)  3427 

View  of  ancient  and  modem  Egypt ;  with 

an  outline  of  its  natural  history.  5  ed.  Edin- 
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Life  of  Rev.  John  Spottiswoode.  108  pp.  (Spottls- 

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Rnssell,  Lady  Rachel  Wriothesley.  Circa 
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3861 

Berry,  M.    Some  account  of  the  life  of 

Rachael  Wriothesley,  Lady  Russell,  followed 
by  a  series  of  letters  from  Lady  Russell  to 
her  husband,  William,  Lord  Russell,  from 
1672  to  1682.     [Anon.]    1820. 

Note. — Also  In  her  England  and  France,  v.  2,  p.  189. 

Rnssell,  S.  C,   M.  D.     Some  account  of 

yellow  fever  as  it  appeared  in  New  Orleans  In  1873. 
7  pp.    (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  1,  p.  430.) 

Rnssell,  Rev.  Thomas  (Ed.)  1781-1846. 
Works  of  John  Owen.     See  Owen.  J. 

Rnssell,  Thomas.  Corrections  of  thermom- 
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Rnssell,  V.  Forward.  The  haunted  rock 
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p.  425.) 

Rnssell,  Warren   Button.     Ware,    D.  E. 

Biography  of  R.   9  pp.   {Harvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  163.) 

Rnssell,  Lord  William.    RusSELL,  J.,  1  Earl 
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See  also  Rnssell,  Lady  Rachel  Wriothesley. 

Rnssell,  William,  LL.  D.  1741-93.  History 
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to  the  conclusion  of  the  late  war.  With  an 
appendix,  containing  an  account  of  the  .  .  . 
present  unhappy  contest  between  Great 
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2  V.  4°.  1632 

History  of  modern  Europe :  with  an  ac- 
count of  the  decline  and  fall  of  the  Roman 
Empire ;  and  a  view  of  the  progress  of 
society  from  the  rise  of  the  modern  king- 
doms to  the  peace  of  Paris  in  1763.  New  ed. , 
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The  same.  And  a  continuation  of  the 
history  to  the  present  time,  by  William 
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Biographical  notices  of  R.    4  pp.    (Blackwood's 

Mag.  v.  3,  lt>18,  p.  398.) 

Rnssell,  William.  LL.D.  Eccentric  person- 
ages.    London,  1865.     13°.  3706 

Contents. 
Abernethy,  J.  Bramroell,  G.  B.,  Beau. 

Balsamo,  J.  Carew,  B.  M. 

Blaise,  J.  L.  U.  Christina,  Que«n  of  Sweden. 


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De  Foe,  D.  Morris,  Capt.  A. 

Devine,  E.  Mowbray,  Capt.  P. 

Eon  de  Beaumont,  C.  G.  L.  Nash,  R.,  Beau. 

A.  A.  T.,  Chevalier  d'.  OssoU,  S.  M.  F.,  Marchtsa  d'. 

Genlls,  S.  F.  D.  de  St.  A.,  Sell  wood.  Sir  A. 

Comtesse  de.  Smith,  Sir  S. 

Glendower,  O.,  Descendant  Snell,  H.,  Amazon. 

of.  Stauhope,  Lady  H. 

Lady-witch,  The.  Swift,  J. 

Loftus,  J.  Toler,  J.,  Lord  Norhury. 

Massey,  Sir  G.  Turner,  J.  M.  W. 

Montague,  Lady  M.  W.  Wharton,  P.,  Duke  of. 

Mordaunt,  C,  Earl  of  Peter-  Wharton,  T.,  Marquis  of. 

borough. 

Extraordinary  men  :  their  boyhood  and 

early  life.    London,  1853.     12°.  3706 

Contents. 

Buonarottl,  M.  A.  Mollfire,  J.  B.  P. 

Burns,  R.  Mozart,  J.  C.  W.  T. 

Byron,  <3r.Q.T^.,BaronByron.  Napoleon  I,  Emperor  of  the 

Channlng,  W.  E.  French. 

Churchill,  J.,  1  Duke  of  Marl-  Nelson,  Vice- Admiral  H. 

borough.  Pascal,  B. 

Cromwell,  O.  Peel,  Sir  R. 

Franklin,  B.  Peter  tlie  Great,  Gear  of  Russia 

Lawrence,  Sir  T.  Romllly,  Sir  S. 

Louis  Philippe,  King  of  the  Shakspeare,  W. 

French.  Wellesley,  A.,  Duke  of  Wel- 

Luther,  M.  linglon. 

Mirabeau,  G.  H.  R.  WUkle,  Sir  D. 

Extraordinary  women :    their    girlhood 

and  early  life.  New  ed.  London,  1860. 
12°.  3706 

Contents. 

'Boleyn,  A.,  Queen  of  England.  Marie  Antoinette,  Queen  of 
Catherine    II,    Empress    of       France. 

Jiugsia.  Mary,  Queen  of  Scots. 

Christina,  Queen  of  Sweden.  Montague,  Lady  M.  W. 

Corday,  C.  Ople,  Mrs.  A. 

Elizabeth,  Queen  of  England.  OssoU,  S.  M.  F.,  Marchesa  d'. 

Fry,  Mrs.  E.  Recamier,  Mme.  J.  B. 

Genlls,  S.  F.  D.  do  St.  A.,  Roland,  Mme.  J.  M.  P. 

Comlesse  de.  Sfivignfi,  Mme.  M.  de. 

Grey,  Lady  J.  Siddons,  Mrs.  S.  K. 

Hutchinson,  Mrs.  L.  A.  Stael-Holstein,  Mme.  A.L.  G. 
Isabella  of  Castile.  de. 

Joan  of  Arc.  Stanhope,  Lady  H. 

Josephine,  Empress  of  France  WoodvlUe,  E.,  Queen  of  Eng- 
Marla  Theresa,  Empress  of       land. 

Germany. 

Russell,  William.  1798-1873.  Normal 
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—2385 

Orthophony;  or,  the  cultivation  of  the 

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exercises,  adapted  to  Dr.  Rush's  "Philosophy 
of  the  human  voice,"  and  the  system  of 
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Murdoch  .  .  .  With  a  supplement  on  purity 
of  tone,  by  G.  J.  Webb.  42  ed.  Boston, 
1874.     12°.  —2387 

Notice  of  R.    8  pp.    (Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  3, 1857, 

p.  139.) 

Russell,  William  Clark.  1844—.  The  book 
of  authors.  A  collection  of  criticisms,  ana, 
mots, personal  recollections,  etc.,  etc., wholly 
referring  to  English  men  of  letters  in  every 
age  of  English  literature.  London,  n.  d. 
12°.  2347 

Representative  actors.     A  collection  of 

criticisms,  anecdotes,  personal  descriptions, 
etc.,  etc.,  referring  to  many  celebrated 
British  actors  from  the  16  to  the  present 
century.    London,  n.  d.     12°.  8326 

RideinK,  W.  H.    Wm.  Clark  RussBll.    13  pp.    (In 

Ms  Boyhood  of  living  authors,  p.  39.) 

Russell,  William  Howard,  LL.  D.  1821—. 
The  Atlantic  telegraph.     London,  n.  d.    4°. 

—1522 


The  British  expedition  to  the  Crimea.    A 

revised  ed.,  with  numerous  emendations 
and  additions  ;  illustr.    London,  1858.     8°. 

3465 

Diary  in  the  East  during  the  tour  of  the 

Prince  and  Princess  of  Wales.  London,  1869. 
8°.  1484 

Gen.  Todleben's  history  of  the  defence  of 

Sebastopol,  1854-55.  A  review.  London, 
1865.     8°.  3466 

My  diary   during    the    last    great  war. 

London,  1874.     8°.  1697 

My  diary  in  India,  in  the  year  1858-59. 

With  illustr.    London,  1860.    2  v.  p.  8°.    1498 

My  diary  North  and  South.    New  York, 

1863.     8°.  2644 

The  Prince  of  Wales'  tour :  a  diary  in 

India,  with  some  account  of  the  visits  of  His 
Royal  Highness  to  the  courts  of  Greece, 
Egypt,  Spain,  and  Portugal.  London,  1877. 
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The  -wnr  from  the  landing  at  GalllpoU  to  the  death 

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Notice  of  R.    13  pp.    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  50,  1857, 

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Russell  family.  Wiffen,  J.  H.  His- 
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Froude,  J.  A.    Cheneys  and  the  house  of  Russell. 

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/?u-!»ia.— Catharine  II,  Empress  nf  iJuisia— Krne- 
dener,  B.  J.,  Baronne  de.— Le  Fort,  F— aricholas 
I.  Emperor  of  fiinsio.— Panl  I,  Emperor  of  Russia.— 
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Liaveleye,  E.  de.  La  nouvelle  politique  russe.  36 
pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1871,  2  per.  v.  %,  p.  379.)— 
liettre  au  siijet  des  accroissemens  de  la  puis- 
sance russe  en  Asie.  7  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  2  s.  v.  1, 
1828,  p.  144.)— Levesque,  P.  C.  Memoire  sur  les  an- 
cienues  relations  de  la  France  avec  la  R.  18  pp. 
(lust,  de  France,  Mem.  Sci.  moral.  1  s.  v.  2, 1798,  p.  68.) 
— lioeve-Veimars,  A.  Rapports  de  la  France  avec 
...  la  R.  52  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1837,  4  s.  v.  11, 
p.  185.) — liUllier,  C.  Anglais  et  les  Russes  dans  la 
Haute-Asie.  38  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1869,  v.  3,  p.  290.)— 
Manchester  and  St.  Petersburgli.  24  pp.  (Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  t.  20,  1854,  p.  504.)— Mars,  V.  de.  La  poli- 
tique russe  dans  les  mers  d'orient.  26  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1866,  2  p6r.  v.  61,  p.  693.)— Mazade,  C.  de. 
La  R.  sous  TEmpereur  Alexandre  n.  179  pp.  [Rev.d. 
deux  mondes,  1802,  v.  37,  p.  257  ;  v.  39,  p.  769;  1806,  v.  62, 
p.  273;  1868,  v.  74,  p.  725;  v.  75,  p.  405.)— Sketch  of  the 
military  aud  political  power  of  R.  27  pp. 
(Edin.  Rev.  v.  29,  1S18,  p.  164;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  19,  1818,  p. 
131.)— BTovlkoff,  O.  de.  Emperor  Alexander's  re- 
forms. 23  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  23, 1881,  p.  30.) — 
New  departure  In  R.  21  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  24, 
1881,  p.  709.)— R.  before  and  after  the  war.  8  pp. 
(Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  21, 18S0,  p.  353.)— Ooght  R.  to 
prevail?  15  pp.  (Intemat.  Rev.  v.  4,  1877,  p.  459.) — 
Parties  and  politics  of  modern  R.  29  pp.  (N. 
Brit.  Rev.  v.  5\i,  1870,  p.  153.)— Poland,  England, 
and  R.  14  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  21,  1840,  p.  177.)— 
Politics  and  literature  of  R.  22  pp.  (Wesim. 
Rev.  v.  1, 1824,  p.  80.)— Progress  and  policy  of  R. 
in  central  Asia.  18  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  75,  1854, 
p.  611.) — Progress  and  prospects  of  the  war. 
34  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  22,  1855,  p.  255.)— Progress 
of  reform  In  R.  24  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  63, 
1876,  p.  382.)— Russie.  Projet  d'nne  invasion  de 
I'lude.  14  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1829,  v.  2,  p.  147.) 
— Phases  et  solutions  de  la  question  msso-polo- 
naise.  45  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1863,  v.  3,  p.  535.) — Rae, 
J.  Revolutionary  movement  in  R.  29  pp.  (Brit.  Quart. 
Rev.  y.  71,  1880,  p.  394.)— Religious  aud  political 
relations  of  R.  33  pp.  (A".  Brit.  Rev.  v.  20,  lf>54, 
p.  248.)— Renard,  L.  Developpement  et  la  mission 
de  la  puissance  russe  en  Asie.  34  pp.  (Rev.  contemp. 
1863,  V.  2,  p.  703.)— Revelations  of  R.,  and  the 
Euiperor  Nicholas  aud  his  empire,  in  1844.  13  pp. 
(Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  2,  1845,  p.  91.)— Revolution  in 
R.  14  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  129, 1879,  p.  23.)— Russia 
and  Roumania.  25  pp.  (£<iin.  Rev.  v.  148,  1878,  p. 
195.) — Russia  and  Russian  reformers.  21  pp. 
(Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  57,  1880,  p.  160.)— Russia  and 
the  Indian  frontier.  36  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  147, 
1879,  p.  229.)— Russia  and  the  Porte.  35  pp.  (N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  78,  1854,  p.  501.1— Russia  and  tl»e  Avest- 
ern  po^vers.  24  pp.  (Brownsnn's  Quart.  Rev.  3  8.  v.  3, 
1855,  p.  91.)— Russia  and  Tnrkey.  41  pp.  (Am. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  7,  1830,  p.  24;  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  74,  1853, 
p.  769;  Dublin  Rev.  v.  36, 1854,  p.  79;  Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s. 
V.  9, 1874,  p.  671.) — Russia  on  the  Amoor.  30  pp. 
(Quart.  Rev.  v.  110,  1861,  p.  179.)— Russia,  Persia, 
and  England.  44  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  64,  1839,  p. 
145. j— Russia  under  Alexander  II.  .36  pp.  (N. 
Brit.  Rev.  v.  41,  1864,  p.  134.) — Russian  aggression 
and  British  statesmanship.  43  pp.  (Brit.  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  22,  1855,  p.  201.)— Russian  demands  ou 
France.  17  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  v.  23,  1835,  p.  140.)— 
Russian  progress :  who  is  to  blame  ?  29  pp.  (Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  1»,  1853,  p.  540.)— Russians  in  central 
Asia.  53  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  118,  1865,  p.  529.)— 
Russie.  Des  possessions  asiatiques  au-dela 
du  Caucase.  18  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1829,  v.  2, 
p.  320.)— Russische  geheime  denkschrift,  von 
1864-69.  43  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  24,  1880,  p.  209; 
v.  25,  1880,  p.  224.)— Russo-European  embroil- 
ment. 30  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  6,1854,  p.  116.)— 
Personnel  of  Russo-European  question.  12  pp. 
(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  49, 1844,  p.  645.)— Segenas,  C.  Soci6t6 
civile  et  politique  en  R.,  son  etat  actuel,  les  projeus 
de  rfiforme.  20  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1860,  v.  5,  p.  71.)— 
Two  Speransky.  26  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  115, 
1874,  pp.  157,  283.)— Stoughtou.  E.  W.  Popular  fal- 
lacies about  R.  24  p.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  130,  1880,  pp. 
523.)— Taillandier,  St.  R.  Les  Allemands  en  R.  et  les 
Russes  en  Allemague.  59  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1854,  n.  p6r.  2  s.  v.  7,  p.  633.)— Turkey  and  R.,  the 
Danube  and  Dardanelles.  35  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  18,  1353,  p.  227  ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  145, 1877,  p.  263;  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  94, 1854,  p.  260.)— Turkey,  Russia,  Circassia. 
4  pp.  (Vem.  Rev.  v.  31,  1852,  p.  163.)— Urquhart,  D. 
Tiie  secret  of  Russia  in  the  Caspian  and  Euxine  :  the 
Circassian  weu:  as  affecting  the  insurrection  in  Poland ; 


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B.,  If  not  everywhere,  nowhere.  106  pp.  ( Works,  v.  3.) 
— Valtoert,  G.  Le  ] ugement  d'un  anonyme  sur  I'alll- 
ance  prusso-russe.  13  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1880, 
V.  39,  p.  217.)— La  situation  Int^rleuro  en  E.  13  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1879,  v.  33,  p.  700.)— V^rit*  sur 
I'esprit  rnsse.  Lettre  d'un  Polonals  au  Prince 
Pierre  Dolgoroukow.  18  p-p.  {Rev.  contemp.  18G1,  v.  5, 
p.  385.)— Wallace,  D.  M.  Secret  societies  In  B.  21 
pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  22,  1877,  p.  149.)— War  In  the 
East  and  its  political  contingencies.  46  pp. 
(A^  Brit.  Rev.  v.  20, 1854,  p.  523.)— Wilcox,  M.  Under- 
ground B.     7  pp.     {New  Englander,  v.  43,  1884,  p.  718.) 

iSe«  also  Am.  Quart.  Bev.v.  5,1829,  p.  495;  Blackwood's 
Mag.  V.  43, 1838,  p.  97 ;  Westm.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  18,  1860,  p. 
437  ;  n.  s.  v.  25, 1864,  p.  169;  n.  s.  v.  51,  1877,  p.  492.  Also 
Eastern  question.— M'ihllisin. 

Russia,  Population. 

Herrmann,  C.  T.  Calculs  statlstlques  sur  la  mor- 
talite  en  B.  parml  la  population  mfile  de  religion 
grecque,  depuls  1804  jusqu'en  1814;  DonnSes  statls- 
tlques sur  los  decfis  arrives  en  B.  dans  la  poijulatlon 
male  de  religion  grecque,  1798-1826.  44  pp.  (St.  Peters- 
burg Acad.  Jilem.  sci.  polit.  6  s.  v.  1, 1832,  pp.  121,  205.)— 
Des  progr5s  de  la  population  en  E.,  par  gouverne- 
mens;  Nouvelles  recherches  statlstlques  sur  le  rap- 
port de  la  population  h  I'etenduo  du  terrain  en  B. 
67  pp.  (St.  Petersburg  Acad.  AMm.  5  s.  v.  8,  1822,  pp. 
331,  379.)— Becherclies  statlstlques  sur  la  7  revision. 
10  pp.  (St.  Petersburg  Acad.  Mem.  5  s.  v.  7, 1820,  p.  449.) 
— Besultats  statlstlques  sur  I'eteudue  de  la  surface  et 
sur  la  population  de  I'empire  de  B.,  depuis  1803  jus- 
qu'en 1811  Inclusivement.  33  pp.  (St.  Petersburg 
Acad.  Mem.  5  s.  v.  6,  1818,  p.  712.)— Sur  la  repartition 
du  nombre  total  des  babitans  de  la  E.  43  pp.  (St. 
Petersburg  Acad.  Mem.  5  s.  v.  3, 1811,  p.  437 ;  v.  4, 1813, 
p.  552.)— Sur  le  nombre  des  babitans  de  la  E.  et  sur 
les  progrSs  de  la  population.  46  pp.  (St.  Petersburg 
Acad.  Mem.  5  s.  v.  3,  1811,  p.  391.)— Koeppen,  P.  von. 
Busslands  gesammt-bevoelkeruug  im  jabre  1838; 
Ueber  die  nicht-russiscbe  bevoelkerung  der  Apanage- 
Gueter;  Ethnographisches  register  zur  abhandlung 
ueber  Busslands  gesamrat-bevoelkerung  im  jahre 
1838.  247  pp.  (St.  Petersburg  Acad.  Mim.  sci.  polit. 
6  s.  V.  6, 1844,  pp.  49,  223,  285.)— Ueber  die  vertheiiung 
der  bewohner  Busslands  nach  staenden,  in  den  ver- 
Bchledenen  provlnzen.  51  pp.  (St.  Petersburg  Acad. 
Miin.  sci.  polit.  6  s.  v.  7. 1848,  p.  401.) 

Russia,  Railroads. 

Barrault,  E.  La  B.  et  ses  chemlns  de  fer.  35  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1857,  2  p6r.  v.  9,  p.  176.)— Blerzy, 
H.  Les  cliemins  de  fer  russes.  17  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1873,  2  p§r.  v.  103,  p.  95.)  —  Bonneau,  A. 
Chemlns  de  fer  russes.  33  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1857, 
V.  2,  p.  545.)— Ernouf,  A.  A.,  Baron.  Chemlns  de  for 
russes  de  1857  h.  1802.  37  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1863,  v.  3, 
p.301.)— Giffen,  B.  Bussian  railways.  10  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  8.  V.  3,  1868,  p.  206.)— Russian  rail-ways  In 
Asia.    31  pp.    (Edin.  Rev.  v.  158, 1883,  p.  389.) 

Russia,  Serfs. 

Bullinch,  S.  G.  Emancipation  in  E.  20  pp.  (Chr. 
Exam.  V.  70, 1861,  p.  282.)— Cailliatte,  C.  La  B.  depuls 
rSmancipation  des  serfs.  31pp.  (Rev.  d.dev^x  mondes, 
1871,  2  per.  V.  92,  p.  609.)  —  Galitzin,  A.,  Prince. 
L'emanclpatlon  des  serfs  en  B.  18  pp.  (  Correspondant, 
V.  52,  1861,  p.  489.)— Haze  well,  C.  C.  Emancipation 
In  B.  19  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  8,  1861,  p.  39.)— 
Sleriin^e,  P.  La  littfirature  et  le  servage  en  B.  11 
pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1854,  n.  p6r.  2  s.  v.  7,  p.  183.) 
— Olgnerdovitch,  (— ).  De  I'affranchlssement  des 
serfs  en  B.  20  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  42, 1857,  p.  648.) 
— Rowe,  N.  Serfdom  in  B.  8  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag. 
v.  4,  1861,  p.  384.)— Russia  and  serf-emancipa- 
tion. 38  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  112,  1860,  p.  175.)— Rus- 
sian serfage.  8  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  36,  1847,  p.  68.) 
— Snint-Vincent,  P.  de.  De  I'affranchlssemont  des 
serfs  en  B.  31  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1858,  v.  3,  p.  899.) — 
Serf-emancipation  in  R.  34  pp.  (Brit.  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  29,  1859,  p.  151.)— Slavery  in  R.  26  pp.  (A^. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  82,  1856,  p.  293.)— Wliite,  A.  D.  Develop- 
ment and  overthrow  of  the  Bussian  sort-system.  15 
pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  10, 1862,  p.  538.)— W^olowskl, 
L.  La  question  du  servage  en  B.  124  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1858,  2  p6r.  V.  16,  pp.  317,  595 ;  v.  17,  p.  393.) 

Russia,  Statistics. 

SCHNITZLEE,  J.  H.   Essal  d'une  statistique 
gen^rale  de  I'Empire  de  Russie.     1829. 

Raudot,  C.  M.     L'Angleterro   et   la    B.     17  pp. 

(Correspondant,  n.  8.  v.  74,  1878,  p.  025.)— Statistical 


data  on  the  area  of  Asiatic  R.    7  pp.    (Asiat.  Soc. 

Bengal,  Joum.  v.  39.  pt.  2, 1870,  p.  41.) 
/See  also  under  Population. 

Russia,  Zoology. 

Pallas,  P.  S.  Zoographia  Rosso- Asiatica. 
1811-31,4  V. 

Russia  and  the  war.    Jesse,  Capt.  W. 

3467 

Russia  before  and  after   the   war. 

Eckardt,  J.  3495 

Russia  ou  the  Black  sea.    Seymour, 
H.  D.  3466 

Russiadde,  The.    37  pp.    Hogg,  J.,  Poet. 

works,  V.  4,  p.  228. 

Russian  America.    See  Alaska. 
Russian  and  Turk.   Latham,  R.G.    3495 

Russian   army.  Brief  remarks   on   the. 

Wilson,  Sir  R.  3463 

Russian  ballads  and  songs.    Goetze, 

P.  O.  von  {Tr.)     Stimmen  des  russischen 

volks  in  liedern.     1828. 

Epic  songs  of  Russia. 


—  Hapgood,  I.  F. 
1886. 

—  Ralston,  W.  R.  S. 
people.    1872. 


Songs  of  the  Russian 


Berggreen,  A.  P.  (Ed.)     Eussisko  folke-sange  og 

melodier.     [Russian  and  Danish.]    C8  pp.    (/n  Ms  Folke- 
sange  og  melodier,  v.  8,  p.  1.)— Russian  songs  and 
folk-tales.    16  pp.     ( Quart.  Rev.  v.  136, 1874,  p.  235.) 
See  also  Russian  poetry. 

Russian  boat-voyage.      4  pp.      Scam- 

mon,  C.  M.    ( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  15, 1875,  p.  554.) 


See  Greek  church 
and    Russian 


dissent. 
—1267 


Russian  church. 

Russian   church 

Heard,  A.  F. 

Russian  discoveries  between  Asia  and 

America,  Account  of.     Coxe,  W.  1461 

Russian  drama.    See  Drama,  Rtissian. 

Russian  fiction. 

DiETElCH,  A.  Russische  volksmaerchen 
.  .  .  ins  deutsche  uebersetzt.     1831. 

Ralston,  W.  R.  S.     Russian  folk-tales. 

1878. 

RuDTSCHENKO,  E.  Popular  tales  of  south- 
ern Russia.     IBussian.]    1869-70,  2  v.  in  1. 

VOGL,  J.  N.    Aelteste  volksmaerchen  der 

Russen.     1841. 

Bestuchef  Powlescl,  A.    Amm&lat  Bek:  tr.  by 

T.  B.  Shaw.  79  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  53,  1843,  pp. 
281,  404,  568,  746.)— Blandy,  S.  Le  Bruderschaft, 
nouvelle  russe.  21  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1866,  v.  1,  p.  97.) 
—The  Jew^ :  a  tale  from  the  Russian.  6  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  76,  1854,  p.  691.)— Tcliojbinsky, 
(— ).  Babouchka.  (La  vlelllo  femme.)  164  pp.  (Rev. 
contemp.  1863,  v.  5,  pp.  505,  667 ;  v.  6,  pp.  5,  232.)— 
Tnrgenef,  I.  S.  Elllce;  a  tale  of  phantom  land,  tr. 
by  Isabella  Conolly.  18  pp.  (Dvblin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  81, 
1873,  p.  679;  v.  82,  p.  61.)— Fumee.  138  pp.  (Corres- 
pondant, V.  71,  1867,  p.  1025  ;  v.  72,  1867,  pp.  342,627,671.) 
—Living  mummy.  7  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  12,1816, 
p.  563.)— Nobleman  of  the  steppe,  tr.  by  H.  H.  Boyesen. 
26  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  14,  1877,  p.  313.)— Seullla. 
26  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  49, 1884,  pp.  9,  103.)— Trop 
menu  le  fll  casse.  32  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1861,  2 
p6r.  v.  34,  p.  257.)— Die  Uhr.  Erzaolilung  eluos  aiten 
mannos.  (Uebersetzt  von  Leopold  Kayasler.)  30  pp. 
(Veutsch.  rundschau,  v.  6, 1876,  p.  167.)— La  Voille :  roman 
russo.  51  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  CI,  1860,  p.  117.)— 
Vovtchok,  M.  Amour  fatal.  74  pp.  (Rev.  contemp. 
1870,  v.  2,  pp.  401,  662.) 


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Russian  fiction.  History  and  criticisiii. 
Vogue.  E.  M.  .  Vicomte  de.  Russian  novelists. 
Tr.  by  J.  L.  Edmands.     [1887.] 

Delavean,  H.    Le  roman  satlrlque  en  Bussie.    29 

pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1S60,  2  p6r.  v.  25.  p.  425.)— 
Honscliold  fictions  of  Estlionla  and  Russia. 
12  pp.  (Duhiin  Cnir.  Mug.  v.  70, 1867,  p.  70*.)— Russian 
songs  and  folk-tales.  16  pp.  {Quart.  Bee.  v.  136, 
1874,  p.  235.)— Slievltcli,  S.  E.  Russian  novels  and 
novelists  ol  the  day.  9  pp.  (,N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  128, 1879, 
p.  326.) 

Russian  folklore.   See  Folklore,  Russian. 

Russian  folk-tales.    Ralston,  W.  R.  S. 

1227 

Russian  gOTernnient  in  Poland.  Day, 
W.  A.  3465 

Russian  language.  Dobeowsky,  J.  In- 
stitutiones  linguae  Slavicae.     1852. 

RoBixsox,  Mrs.  T.  A.  L.  von  J.    Historical 

view  of  the  languages  and  literature  of  the 
Slavic  nations.     1850. 

Safarik,  p.  J.  Geschichte  der  slawischen 

sprache  und  literatur.     1869. 

STRAHLENBEEa,  P.  J.  von.    In  his  Das 

nord-  und  ostliche  theil  von  Europa  und 
Asia.     1730. 

Ijeslclen,  A.     Ueber  den  dialekt  der  russlschen 

volksUeder  des  gouvernements  Olonec.  36  pp.  {Beitr. 
zur  vergleUh,  sprachforsch.  v.  6, 1870,  p.  152.) 

Russian  language.  Dictionaries.  Booch, 
F. ,  Frey,  a.  ,  and  ilESSER,  F.  Hand-woerter- 
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See  also  Drama,  Ration — Russian  ballads  and 
songs. —  Russian  fiction.  —  Russiau  poetry. 
Also  Dostoyeffsliy,  F.— Gogol, X.V. — Klnrainsin, 
N.  M.— Krylof,  I.  A.— Leruiontoff.  M.— Pushliin, 

A.  S.— Tolstoi,  L.  N.,  Coun<.— Turgenef.  I.  S. 

Russian  metallurgical  works.  Barry, 
H.  —3746 

Russian  mission  [to  Persia],  Narrative  of 

the  proceedings  of  the,  1828-29.  17  pp.  {Blacktoood's 
Mag.  V.  28, 1830,  p.  496.) 

Russian  uoTelists.  Vogue,  E.  M.,  Vi- 
comte de.  2237 

Russian  peasantry.    Dragomanof ,  M. 

3495 

Russian  poetry.  Bowring.  Sir  J.  Speci- 
mens of  the  Russian  poets.     1821-23,  2  v. 

Lermoxtoff.  M.     [Gedichte.]    1866,  2  v. 

(Bodenstedt,  F.  M.,  Gesamm.  schriften,-v.  6, 7.) 

Pushkin,  A.  S.     [Gedichte.]     1866,  2  v. 

(Bodenstedt,  F.  M.,(jesa7;i7/i.  schriften.T. 4, 5.)  . 

Kozloff.  I.      Kieff;  tr.  Irom  the  Russian.      1  p. 

{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  55, 1844,  p.  80.)— I<erniontofl',  M. 
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B.  S.  (Tr.)  Russian  Idylls.  30  pp.  {Conlemp.  Rev.  v. 
23,  1874,  p.  734;  v.  27, 1876,  p.  746.) 

See  also  Russiau  ballads  and  songs. 

Russian  poetry.  History  and  criticism. 
Rambaud,  a.  N.     La  Russie  epique.     1876. 

Bistrom,  W.    Russisches  volkseftos.    57  pp.    {ZeiU. 

f.  voeUcerpsyck.  t.  6,  1868,  p.  180;  T.  6,  1869,  p.  132.)— 


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Delavean,  H.  L'epopee  nation  ale  desKusses.  13  pp. 
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Russian  reminiscence.  6  pp.  {Black- 
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Russian  sketch-book.  Golovine,  I. 
2  V.  8467 

Russian  wars  with  Turkey.  Russell, 
F.  S.  3487 

Russians  at  home  and  the  Russians 
abroad.     Edwards,  H.  S.     2  v.  3477 

Russians  in  Bulgaria  and  Rumelia  in 
1828  and  1829.    Moltke,  H.  K.  B.,  Graf  von. 

3485 

Russians  in  central  Asia.    Hellwald, 

F.  von.  3464 

Russians  on  the  Amur.    Ravenstein,  E. 

G.  3465 

Russie  ^pique.  La.  Rambaud,  A.  N.  2384 

Russische  dichter.  4  v.  in  3.  Boden- 
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Russische  Tolksmaerchen.  Dietrich, 
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1795 

Russo-Indian  question.    Trench,  F. 

3457 

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■ Boyle,  F.  Narrative  of  an  expelled  cor- 
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Greene,  Lieut.  F.  V.    The  Russian  army 

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Sketches  of  army  life  in  Russia.   1880. 

Norman,  C.  B.  Armenia,  and  the  cam- 
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— Frectnan,  E.  A.  Relation  of  the  English  people  to 
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68,  1878,  p.  82.)— Russian  invasion  of  Turkey. 
32  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  146,  1877,  p.  553.)— Russians  in 
Asia  Minor.  25  pp.  {Edin.  Rev.  v.  146, 1877,  p.  256.) 
— Russians  on  tlie  Bospliorus.  10  pp.  {Atlant. 
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1878,  p.  141.) 

.See  also  Albania.  —  Armenia.  —  Bulsaria. — 
Eastern  question.  —  Herzegovina.  —  Blonte- 
negro.—Roumania.—Servia.— Turkey. 

Russwurm,  C.  Nordische  sagen  der  deut- 
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Rust.  {Fungus.)  Cooke,  M.  C.  Rust,  smut, 
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Banks,  Sir  3.    Short  account  of  the  cause  of  the 

disease  in  corn,  called  by  farmers  the  blight,  the  mil- 
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Henslow,  J.  S.  Speciflc  Identity  of  the  fungi  pro- 
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Rusteberg^,  F.  G.  A.  1841—.  Historical 
development  of  the  gerund  in  the  English 
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Rustic  adornments  for  homes  of  taste. 
Hibberd,  S.  —1724 

Rustic  calendar.  The.    45  pp.    Forster, 

T.  I.  M.,  Pocket  encyc.  p.  263. 

Rustic  controversies.    74  pp.    {Fraser^s 

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Rustic  seat.  The  ;  poem.    2  pp.    {Fra8er''s 

Mag.  V.  30,  1844,  p.  85.) 

Rustic  work.  Sketches  for.    Ricauti,  T.  J. 

—1771 

Rustic! ,  Giovanni  Francesco.    Vasari,  G. 

Glovan  Francesco  Rusticl.  30  pp.  (O^ere,  v.  6,  p. 
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Rnstick  rampaut.  The.  or  rural  anarchy 

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Rnstico  di  Filippo.  OiVca  1200-70.  Son- 
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Abernethy,  J.-Columba,  St.  v.  1. 
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