CATALOGUE
OF THE
LIBRARY
OF THE
BOSTON ATHENAEUM.
1807-1871,
PART IV.
BOSTON
1880.
,
CORRECTIONS
CORRECTIONS
1840.
1 After A., E. S. insert A., M. Are not the clei
raying themselves against church and queen?
don, 1*48. 8". (B 1231)
36 Albani, Francesco, for Trezza read Frezza.
64 Almanacs. PETIT almanac!). For 1848 read
60 America. LECLERC, C. Fur 1S47 read 1867. _
70 American Assac. Proc., v. 6. Manuf. Farrington,
A. C. On the economical, etc. ', Hunt, T. 8. in the
author of 1'rocess, etc.
93 Anatomy. See also. Omit Osteology.
Iu8 Annie Vincent i* by [Mrs. Elizabeth Sandham].
113 Antiquities. KociitTTE. For 1S64 read 1S46.
146 Arts, Fine. ^PKINGER, A. Before Werke insert
\VlXCKLEMAXN, J. J.
170 Augustinus. De ciuitate. /"or 1743 read 1473.
171 Aunt Mary'* tales are by [Mary HughsJ.
213 Barnard. For Muj.-tftn. Jonathan Gilbert read Col.
Joliu Groes.
214 Barnett, M. For v. 9 read v. 18.
21s Barter, Wm. Brudenell. <>< /i'ori of Carlisle.
228 Baviera, Maria Autouia Walburga. Omit this entry
icit/i the Content*.
246 Belleisle, C. L. A. de F., due de. For Another copy,
read ng. Letters to Marechal de Coutades. Lon-
don, 1759. 8".
250 Benett, J. lieply. For computation read commu-
tation.
250 Benezet, A. A'olr.. For 1784 read 1774.
252 ijmit bennet, Henry, etc.
2o4 Bentivogiio, G. Relazioni. Omit this entry. '
274 Bible. J/<V. and ill. works, for MELMOTH, C.,
read PRATT, s. J.
316 Blaze de Bury, A. H. B., dit. Le chevalier, etc.
Omit this title.
316 Bligh, Lieut.-(jen. T. For Appeal read APPEAL.
318 Blood. SCUDAMORE, C. For 1832 read 1524.
323 Boelen, J. For 1726 rtad Ib26.
323 Bogota. For STEWART read STUART.
3o2 Boiishommes de cire, Les is by [A. H. Blaze de Bury].
345 Boston. .New North Church. PARKMAX, F. For
Enquiry read Enquiring.
348 For LEPUAN rtad LYSIAN.
381 Bridges. For Riow read Riou.
393 Brooks, Eleazar. For See Brooks, E. read See
Stearns, C.
394 Brougham, Henry, Baron, etc. The Account of Ld.
Bacon's Xovum organum, is ascribed to Prof. J.
tioppus by Loicndes in his 'Bibliographer's man-
ual', v. 11, p. 25J.
418 Buonamici, Castruccio. Wishart's translation is a
r> r*ion of the 'Commentarii, not of the De rebus'.
438 Byzantine art. KAXITZ, F. J-or Is22 read 1(52.
439 C.,J.,Jl.L>.,F./i-a. For 1717 read 1707.
443 Cairnie, J. For 1S38 read 1833.
461 Campense. J-ur lti.4 tead 1573.
4tH For Camponesse rtad Camporese.
4*52 Canada. Canals. PHILLPOTTS, G. For 1862 read
1542.
466 Canary Islands. MURRAY, E. For 1869 read 1859.
4o7 Omit Candidus, pseud. 1'lain truth, etc.
473 Capital punishment. PHILAXTUKOPOS i W. LADD.
5U3 Catholic Church in Poland. VICISSITUDES iy by
[A. THEINER].
508 Caxton, \V. \\ ILLIAM Caxton, etc. is by C. Knight.
53O Cnarles Auchester. For [Shepherd] read [Shep-
pardj.
547 Omit Cnevalier de Chasot, etc.
585 Cicero. Philosophical tcorks. De consolatione. For
1750 read 1075.
596 Omit Clarke, C. On the edge, etc.
597 Clarke, John, d. 1798. To the author, etc. This it to,
not by Clarke.
604 Clement ix. Before XEU-EROEFFNETES insert Clem-
ent XI.
653 Congress ot nations. PHILANTHROPOS is W. LADD.
(372 Copeiand, Melviu. For Glasgow, n.d. read Hartford,
183*.
6S2 Cosby, Arnold. Bffore DEATH insert R., W.
703 Criminal law. REMARKS are by T. Jevons.
709 Cruikshank, George. Cruiksliank at home it per-
haps not by if. Cruikshank.
721 Cuthbert, at. REGIXALDUS. For 1805 read 1835.
736 Dard. For v. 2 read v. 11.
765 Denmark. Hivtory. MAURER, K. For v. 12 read
v. 1, 2.
803 For Donbeux, Louis, read Dubeux, L.
811 Drummoud, D. T. K. For Tenot read Terrot.
850 Ecclesiastical polity. For THATCHERr*</rfTHACHER.
877 Elmwood, Elnathan is pseud, fur Asa Greene.
885 Emphyteusis. For VERY read Vtv.
901 English fiction. Sea stories. The Sailor boy is not
by Hannay.
942 1st column. SKETCH i* by \V. HLXTER.
944 Evadne. For Shiel read Sheil.
945 Evarts, J. See Penn, W. pneud. for J. Evarta
(p. 2283).
950 Excommunication. SARPI, P. For 1663 read 1763.
961 Family pride is by T. S. Arthur.
977 Ferrier, Mary. For Mary read Sucan Edmonstone.
9SO Fevers. For PYON, W. read PVM. \V.
1015 Fortification. VALLANCEY. For 1757 read 1758.
1040 France. History (General}. STUDENT'S France it by
W. H. JERVIS.
1069 Franzetti. A. After pub. read [Raccolta di veduti
di Roma e di alcuniluogi suburban! 1. n.t.p. [Roma.
1787-1800.]
1073 Free trade. 2d col. REMARKS or? fry FAY, R. S.
1101 Gammer Gurton's famous histories and Gammer
Gurton's pleasant stories are by Wm. T. Thorns.
1118 Gentleman's calling. After this title add Same.
(/ Whole duty of man, Author of. Works, pt. 1.
16S7; 1695.)
1144 Gerson, J. C. Sopra. For 1S63 read 1763.
1153 For Gilman, Parker, read Gilmore, Parker.
1166 Godin des Odonais. For 1710 read 177u.
1206 Great Britain. Court of Chancery. SPEXCE. For
jurisprudence read jurisdiction.
1242 Hist. (Rev. of 1688, etc.) For WEBSTER, X. read
CALLEXDER, J. T.
1284 For Grillo, Cattaneo read Grillo Cattaneo.
12S9 Grosse, F. Classical. For 1705 read 1785.
1293 For Guarda, J. M. read Gnardia;
Vicissitudes. For 1869 read 1SC7.
1307 For Habits of men read Habits and men.
1310 Hagen, Godefrit. Memoir is by Gotthilf Hagen.
1314 Hale, Charles. Before See insert Hale, Charles, 6.
1S31 : omit also.
1351 Harvard College. Divinity School. For WALKER,
J. rtad AUSTIX, J. T.
1376 Hebrew lang. Diet. Latin. SCHISDLER, V. For
1712 read 1612.
1380 Heinsius, Gottfried. In prudentinm is by Xicolaus
Heinsius.
1383 Helvetius, Jean Adrien. For 1729 read 1739.
1384 Henderson, Marc Antony i* pseudonfor Rev. G. A.
Strong.
1414 Hints to my countrymen is by [T. Sedgwick].
1417 Historia histrionica is attributed to James Wright.
1440 Homerus. Commentaries. BLACKWELL. Fur 1786
read 1736.
1466 Hughes. After Thomas insert, barrister, If. P.; 'The
human will' and 'The ideal theory of Berkeley' are
bv Thomas Hughes, a Wenleyan minister.
1468 Hull, Isaac. 'The victories of Hull', etc. if about H.
and not by him.
146S Hnllmandel. For Panconrt read Rancourt.
1487 Hygiene. Periodicals. The 'Tables alpha-
betiques', belong to the AXNALF.S.
1503 India. Maps. HINDOSTAJI and I>T>IA are by' J.
REXXELL.
1511 Indians. History. PENN is pseud, for [J. Evarts].
1567 Omit Jebb, G. J.
1567 Jebb, John, b. 1736. Resignation f* by E. TEW.
1586 John Bon. After person insert [by Luke, physician] ;
16-38 After La Martiniere insert Pichant de.
1673 La Roquette. For de read Jean Baptiste Marie
Alexandre Dezos.
1711 Leonardo da Vinci. For Virgin, etc. read See
Vinci, L. da.
1720 Letter to the public it by [R. Sharp].
1733 Libraries. Lib. tcon. SULRTLEFF. For 1851 read
UM.
1763 Livingston, M. For Cheetham, S. read Cheetham, J.
1763 Livingston, Wm. Before Review insert and Smith,
W.
1769 For Locher read Loeher.
1781 Londonderry. MACK and PARKER relate to Lon-
donderry, A". H.
1787 Loring, C. G. WRIGHT. For Camb. read Chicago.
1793 Louis xvin., of France. RELATION d'un voyage a
Bruxelles, is by Louis; for VOYAGE de Louis, etc.
read Same.
1801 Lucas, R. Twenty-four sermons. For 1810 read
1710.
1805 Bffore Lnkis, Frederick C. add Luke, physician.
The enterlude of John Bon and Mast Person; a dia-
logue on the festival of Corpus Christ! and on tran-
snbstantiation ; ed. from black-letter ed. by W. H.
Black. London, 1852. 8".
1809 Lnther, M. LUTHER. For 1854. 12. read 1834. 16*.
1831 Madden, R. R. Twelvemonth's. For 1855 read 1835.
1845 For Malchowski, K. read Malachowski.
1850 Malton, T. Add. Appendix; or, Second part to
the 'Treatise', cont. a brief hist, of perspective.
London, 1783. f.
1888 Mass. (Col. and Proc.} Gen. Court. Acts and laws.
For Colony and town officer rtad County and town
officer.
CORRECTIONS
CORRECTIONS
1891 Mass. Commis. [on the] Survey for u R. /?. Report.
For 1834 read 1830.
1900 Politics. PHILELEUTHEROS. For Address of
read Address to the.
1901 Zoology. STOKER. Same. For 1855-60 read
1855-67.
1908 Mass. Hist. Soc. Proc. Chief content*. 1860-62.
The Relation cone. New Eng. is by I. Stoughton.
1914 Massie, T. For 1804 read 1806.
1919 Mathematics. MILES, S. P. For SHERMAN rtad
SHERWIN.
1929 Maxwell, \V. H. Wild sports. For 1822 read 1832.
1941 Medici, L.de. SALIMBENI. For Vol. 2,3 read vol. 23.
1944 Medicine. Periodicals. Omit RECUEIL, etc.
1945 Meet for Heaven. After home insert; [by W.
B ranks].
1953 Omit Mendoza, P. de S. do, etc.
1963 Methodism. STEVENS, A. Early progress. Omit
this entry, before History insert STEVENS, A.
1865 Mexican Indians. PIMF.NTEL. For 1863 read 1862-65.
1978 Mignet, F. A. A. Negociations. For 1833 read 1835.
1980 Miigenwater. After pseud, insert for G. A. Strong.
1985 Militia. Omit SHARP, G., etc.
- TRACTS is byG. SHARP. For (B768)rfa<7(B 767)
After TRACTS, etc. add Same. 3d ed.
London, 1782. 8".
1985 Milizia, F. After Principj add Del teatro. Ve-
nezia, 1773. 4. (E40)
1999 Mirabeau. (Euvres. For 1834 read 1835.
Lettres a Chamfort. For J. G. Schwab read
J. C. Schwab.
2003 Mississippi. Uescr. and hint. 1805-07. PIKE. For
1808 read 1810.
2009 Mohammed. SPRENGER. Das Leben. For 1861.
2 v. read 1861-65. 3 v.
2016 Money. Gen. and. Miscel. works. 1829. Before
THOUGHTS insert SINCLAIR, J.
2021 Montalembert. Avant-propos. Fur 1864 read 1S62.
2036 Mordaunt, Charles, 3d Earl. For HALIBURTON, T.
C. read WARBURTON, T. C.
2040 For Morgan, Manville read Morgann, Maurice.
2047 For Moschevosch read Moscherosch.
2051 Moxon, J. Mechanic exercises. For 1683 read 1693-
94.
2052 Mozley, H. N. The property. For Butter read
Butler.
2052 Mrs. Brown's. For Ross read Rose.
2057 Mulberry. For LA BROUSE read LA BROUSSE.
2059 For Munroe, Lewis B. read Monroe, Lewis B. ; and
tr. to p. 2019.
2076 Naples, Kingd. of. Descr. SWINBURNE. For 1777-
88 read 1779-88.
2085 Natural history. Gen. and Miscel. works. 1839.
REICHENBACH. For Przeboiyb read przelozyl.
2089 Naval chronology. Before NAVAL insert SCHOM-
BERG. I.
2104 New Eng. Descr. 1853. PATHFINDER. For 1853
read ISoS.
2106 New England Asylum for the Blind. Add to the
A'ote In 1840 the name was changed to Perkins
Institution and Mass. Asylum for the Blind.
2126 New York Hist. Soc. Col. Contents. 2d SIT., v. 2.
For Nouville read Nonville.
2132 Newton, Thomas. Transfer Letters on rclig. sub-
jects to Newton, John, d. 1807.
2135 Nichols, John Gough. Narratives. For v. 17 read
v. 77.
2140 Nine years old. After Olave's, insert [Miss E.
Tabor].
2141 Nisard, M. E. C. For Edouard read Leonard.
2149 North Amer. Maps and Charts. For LE RONGE
read LE ROUGE.
2126 Omit N. Y. (State) Soc. for the Prom, of Agric.. etc.
2151 North Carolina. COLONY. Description. 1650. For
W., E. rend WILLIAMS, E.
2160 For Nouville, Marquis de, read Nonville, Marq. de.
2168 Obi ; or, The history is by [W. Earle, Jr ].
2178 After Oldys, Francis insert pseud, for George Chal-
mers.
2180 Oliver. For Fitch Edward, read Henry K. ; for 1860
read [I860].
Mffore Selection insert Olivier, Fitch Edward.
2181 On the edge is by [Miss M. Roberts].
2182 Onion. For meeting read munily.
2191 Orleans, P. J. d'. History of tin- two. for 17 read 16.
2195 Osborne, T. Catalogues of libraries. For 1753 read
1753-54.
2195 Osgood, David. For 1832 read 1802.
2196 Ossawattornie Brown. After by read Mrs. J. C.
Bwayzie.
2197 Otis, James. PROPOSALS. Trowel is Thomas Dawes,
and Bluster is James Otis. The pamphlet icas pub-
lished at Boston in 1761.
2216 Padua. Agric. For 1843 read 1856.
2209
2215
2218
2229
2230
2242
2257
2260
2273
2274
2296
2297
2299
2305
2314
2016
2326
2327
2335
2356
2369
2375
2457
2462
2480
24S8
2488
2491
2499
2511
2518
2o34
2550
2557
2577
2582
2584
2620
2640
2643
2653
2675
2707
Paine, Thomas, b. 1736. OLDYS, F. is pseud, for G.
Chalmers.
Paley, W. View. Same. Epitome. For Rome
rend Rowe.
Pamphleteer. Contents, v. 5. For S.. W. rtad
Stafford, W. ; v. 6. For Smith, C. read Smith. W.
C.
Paris, A. P. Nouvelles. For 1843 read 1842.
Paris. Description. SHORT i* by R. VAI.PY.
Institut. Ac. des Sci. Morales et Politiques.
Comte rendu. For 1846 r<-ad 1845-46.
Parsons, Ken. Jonathan, Funeral sermon on. For
1785 read 1776. The sermon by J. MURRAY (B 324)
is on Cafit. Jonathan Parsons.
Pasquali, G. B. Omit Del teatro. Venezia, 1773. 4.
(15401
Peace. 1831. PHILANTHROPOS. After peace instr';
[by W. Ladd].
1836. PHILANTHROPOS. Before Boston insirt',
[by W. Ladd].
Peck, F. Complete. For 1835 read 1735.
Penn, Wm. is pseud, for [J. Evarts],
Pepperell, Sir W., Funeral sermon on. For 1759
read 1752.
Persia. Calendar. WELSCHIUS. For 1576 read
1676.
History. OTESIAS. For 1840 read 1601.
Perspective. 1842. SCHMID. For 1842 read 1846.
Peter i. For STACHLIN nad STAEHLIN.
Phila., Wilmington, and Baltimore R.R. Co. For
[S. M. Feitonfrad I. R. Trimble.
Phila. Boot and Shoemakers. Trial is by T. LLOYD
Philos. Gen. works. 1641. DESCARTES. For 16.M)
read 1858.
1792-1828. STEWART. For 1854-40 read 1854-
60.
1837-38. HAMILTON. For Mensel rtad
Mantel.
Physics. Gen. and Miscel. works. 1845. Before
PRINCIPLES insert SCOTTISH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
Plainer, E. Z. After 8. insert Plates 4". and Tables
obi. f.
Pocoke, R. Bp. Description. For 1743 read 1743-45.
Travels in the East. After 10 insert 15.
Poland. Eccl. hist. Before VICISSITUDES insert
TIIEIXER, A.
Political romances. See also. Add Cabet, E. Voy-
age en Icarie;
Porter, Jane. Sir Edward Seward's narrative is by
Porter, Wm. Ogilvie, M.D., and Booth, Mrs.
Portugal. Literature. Bibliog. SALVA. The Dic-
cionario is by I. F. da Silva.
Rabbinic dialects. For 1712 read 1612.
Railroads. Rolling stock. SULLIVAN. For S. L.
read J. L.
Raine, J. The Priory. For 45 read 46.
Reed, Joseph, Pre. REED, W. B. Before Remarks
insert SPARKS, J.
Reed, W. B. Remarks in by SPARKS, J.
RelaQam. Same. (In Force. For 1860 read 1850.
Relation des missions. For 1584 read 1684.
Religious sincerity. Add, See also Hoadly, B.
Retrospection. For J. rend Ann.
Richard. See a/so For Ricardus rrad Richardus.
Ring, J. Answer. For 1801 read 1804.
Rogers, Maj. R. STARK. For 1810 read ISfiO.
Rome. St'anze. Omit. See also Rome. San Pietro.
Rostoptchin. For 1865 read 1863.
Rnmor. For Shepherd rt-ail Sheppard.
Russia. Commerce. TEGOUORSKI. For M. L. de
read L. de ; for 1855 read 1855-56; for 3 v. read
2 v.
Description. 1594. VEER Same. (In Pur-
chas. For v. 5 rtad v. 1.
History. 862-1862. EDWARDS. For 1862 read
1852.
Sainte-Beuve. Portraits contemp. Contents^ Vol.
1. For George Sand read M. Ballanche. M.
de Vigny. Mme. Desbords. Valmoi'e. Mir.e.
Tastu. A. de Musset. Balzac. Viliemain.
De la litterature industrielle. Dix ans apres en
litterature. App. sur M. de Vigny.
Sargent, Kpes. Mod. Stand, dr. Contents. Id col.
v. 28. For Wemyss, F., read Rede, L. T. ; 29.
For Suayze, J., read Swayze, Mrs. J. C.
Sargent, L.M./A 1807. After Address before theMas.,
ft,., a dd Same. 5th ed. Bost., 1833. 8. (B1072)
Saumaise, C. de. Plinianas. For 1789 rrad 1689.
Schelhorn, J. G. Amoen. lit. Contents. Vol. 7. For
Schelhorn, J. G. Com. in read Breiting, J. J.
Scott, Sir Walter. Anc. Brit. dr. Contents. Vol.
1. Before Spanish insert Kyd, T.
Shakespeare. SEP. PLAYS. Henry iv. {Falttaff).
For MORGAN read MORGANN.
2167
OBEDIENCE
O . Observations on the mineral waters in the southwest-
ern part of Va. ; letters. Phila., 1843. 8". (B 1564)
O., F. The government is an effect, not a cause, of the
situation of every country. Boston, 1819. 8. (B 448)
O., J. K. Letter to a clergyman of the Church of Eng. on
a belief in evangelical doctrines, n.p., [181-?]. 8.
(B 13 59
BOWDEN, J. Letter from a churchman to his friend
in Xew Haven, cont. strictures on a pamphlet signed
J. K. O. Xew Haven, 1SUS. 8. (B 290)
(X, Jo/efine. Wajdelotka czyli dolina Aleksoty,
powiesc. \Varszawa, 1844. 3 torn. 18.
0., X. Etudes philologiques sur quelques langues ,
sauvages de 1'Amerique. Montreal, 1866. 8. |
O., K. Short questions and answeares, cont. the |
sumine of Christian religion. Lond., 1600. 8.
O., W. New Hebre\v-Eng. lexicon. London,
S. Sagstet; 1845. 16.
O., Y.; a Danish romance; by H. C. Andersen.
X. Y., 1870. 8.
O tempora. Phila., 1863. 12". (D 35)
Oahu fountain ; pub. by the Oahu Temperance Soc., Jan.
1-Oct. 1. Honolulu, 1847. 4. (E 168)
Oak, The. MICHAUX, A. Histoire des chenes de
1'Amerique. Paris, 1801. f.
LINCOLN, B. Remarks on the cultivation of the oak.
(In Mass. Hist. Soc. Col., v. 11. 1814.)
Oak openings, The ; or, The Bee-hunter ; by J. F.
Cooper; illust. by Darley. X. Y., 1864. 8.
Oak Orchard. MERCHANT. G. W. History and analysis
of Oak Orchard acid mineral springs. Buffalo,
1850. 8". (C 270)
Oakeley, Frederick. Historical notes of the tracta-
rian movement, 1833-45. London, 1865. 12.
Position of a Catholic minority in a non-Catholic
country. (In Manning, H. K. Essays. 1865.)
Oakes, C. H. Who's who in 1851, 53-55, 59.
London, n.d. 4 v. f.
Oakes, John. Description of a self recording instrument
fur taking the sun's altitude without an artificial or
natural horizon. (In Amer. Assoc. Proc., \. 13.
1860.)
Oakes, Urian. Xew England pleaded with to consider the
things which concern her peace; sermon, May 7.
Camb., 1673. 4. (B 76)
Oakes, Wm. Scenery of the White Mts. ; with
plates from the drawings of I. Sprague.
Boston, 1848. 4.
Oakfield; or, Fellowship in the East; by "W. D. ,
Arnold. Boston, 1855. 12.
Oakley, Henry A. Outline of a course of Eng. reading, ]
based on that prepared for the Merc. Lib. Assoc. of i
X. Y., by Kent; with add. by C. King. X. Y., 1853.
8. (C199)
Oakley, Rev. J. The 'religious difficulty' in education.
(In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. ScL Trans., 1866.)
Oasis, The; ed. by Mrs. L. M. Child. Boston,
1834. 12.
Oates, Titus. True narrative of the plot and conspiracy of
the Popish party. London, 1679. P. (A 53)
ELLIOT, A. Modest vindication of O. from perjury.
London, 1682. f. (A 53)
HLE and cry after O. London, 1631. f. (A 53)
L'KSTRANGE, R. Discovery upon discovery, in de-
fence of O. against B. W.'s libellous vindication of
him. id ed. London, 1680. 4. (B 10, 12)
Further discovery of the plot; ded. to O. 4th ed.
London. 1631. 4. (B 10, 12)
LETTEB from a friend in London to another at Sala-
manca. London, 1681. f. (A 53)
MANIFESTO; or, The complaint of O. against the doc-
tor of Salamanca and the same doctor against O.
London, 16S3. f. (A 53)
MEMOIRS of O. (In Somers, J. Col. of tracts. 2d
ed., v. 9. 1813.)
SALAMANCA doctor's comment upon the proclamation
for apprehending Col. J. Rum.sey and others for
conspiring to kill the king. Lond., 1633. f. (A 53)
VINDICATION of O.froin 'Hue and cry'. London, 1681.
f. (A 53)
W.. B. Additional discovery of R. L'Estrange, his
'Further discovery of the Popish plot' wherein O.
and the King's evidences are vindicated. London,
16SO. f. (A 53)
272. (22. 40. 78.)
Oaths. PKXX, W. Treatise of oaths. [1675.] (In
hi* Select works, v. 2. 1782.)
MisORCUS, pseud. The Anti-Quaker; or, Answer to
'A treatise of oaths', subscribed by a jury of 12
Quakers, W. Penn, [and others]. London, 1676. 4'.
(C284)
SANDERSON, R., Bp. of London. De juramenti
promissorii obligatione. Londini, 1676. f.
Same. Londini, 1696. 8.
WILLARD, S. Brief disc. cone, the ceremony
of laying the hand on the Bible in swearing.
London, 1689. 4.
Same. (In Whitmore, W. H. Andros tract*. 1868.
Prince Soc.)
Fear of an oath; sermon, Jan. 30. 1700. Boston, 1701.
16". (C51)
LA PLACETTE, J. Traite du serment. La
Have, 1701. 12.
OATHS appointed to be taken instead of the oaths of
allegiance and supremacy and declaration, 1702.
(In Mass. Hist. Soc. Proc., 1858-60.)
BOLLTER, H. Obligation of the oaths to the govern-
ment and the pretences for breaking them, July 31.
London, 1716. 8. (B 56)
REYNOLDS, T. Hardships occasioned by the oaths to
the present government. 4th ed. London, 1716. 8".
(C 71, 285)
GKEEN, K. The benefit of oaths to civil society ; ser-
mon, July 5, 1744. [London,] 1745. 4. (B 56)
DVMOND, J. Oaths ; their moral character and effects.
Phila., [IS J. 12. (B 1770)
BEXTHAM, J. Xeedlessuess, etc., of an oath.
London, 1817. 8.
JOHNSON, W. L. Xature, use, and lawfulness of
oaths; disc., Oct. 19, 1823. Trenton, 1824. 8". (B
1779, W 3)
LEWIS, E. Dissertation on oaths. Phila.,
1838. 12.
GK. BRIT. Commissioners [on] the Oaths, etc.
Report. London, 1867. 8.
History.
- TYLER, J. E. Oaths, their history, etc. Lon-
don, 1834. 8.
See also Swearing.
Oatnessiana; or, Capt. Ord'a return. (In Eraser's mag.,
v. 77, 78. 1868.)
Obadiah of JSartenora. Commentarins. (In Mishna, v. 1.
1698.)
Obadiah. See Bible (p. 281).
Obando, marq. de. Carta sobre la innndacion del Calleo, y
terremotos, etc., de Lima. (In Valladares, A. 8e-
manario erudito, v. 16. 1788.)
Obe River. BALAK, J. Voyage to Sibier and the Ob.
BcRROfCH, S. Voyage towards the Ob. 1556. (In
Hakluyt, R. Col. of voy., v. 1. 1809.)
Obedience. SANDERSON, R. Letter on the meas-
ure of obedience to be paid to an usurped authority,
[1648?]. (/; D'Oyly, G. Life of Bancroft. 1821~.)
DrMouLiN, P. Vindication of the Protestant
religion in point of obedience to sovereigns.
London. 1664. 4.
Snme. 4th ed. London, 1679. 4". (A 30)
Same. (In Bray, T. Papal usurpation. 1712.)
Replie to a person of honour hi* answer to 'Vindica-
tion', etc. London. 1675. 4". (B 1396)
ENQUIRY into the measures of submission to the su-
preme authority. (In Collection of papers, pt. 2.
1688.)
SEASONABLE reflections on [Seller's] 'History of pas-
sive obedience since the Reformation'. London,
1689/90. 4. (B4)
PASSIVE obedience in actual resistance; remarks upon
a paper by G. Hicks. London, 1691. 4. (B 4)
HOADLY, B. The measures of submission to
the civil magistrate considered, in a defense of
the doctrine in a sermon preached Sept. 29,
1705. 2ded. London, 1708. 16.
Same. 5th ed. London, 1718. 16.
VINDICATION of the Bp. of Exeter, occasioned by B.
Hoadly's 'Reflections on his sermons of government'.
London, 1709. 8". (C231)
BLACKBALL, O. Answer to B. Hoadly's Letter. Lon-
don, 1709. 8. (B 100, C 231)
OBEDIENCE
2168
OBSERVATION
VINDICATION of the Bp. of Salisbury and passive
obedience, with remarks on a speech under his
name and postscript. London, 1710. 8. (C 228)
BERKELEY, G. Passive obedience, or the Christian
doctrine of not resisting the supreme power proved
and vindicated, 1712. (In Ms Works, v. 2. 1784;
v. 3. 1871.)
OBEDIENCE the best charter; or, Law the only sanc-
tion of liberty ; letter to Dr. Price. London, 1776.
8. (B379)
FEUERBACH, P. J. A. Anti-Hobbes, oder liber
die Grenzen der hochsten Gewalt und das
Zwangsrecht der Burger gegen den Ober-
herrn. Giessen, [1797]. 12.
ARGUMENT on military obedience; by a half-pay offi-
cer. (/ Pamphleteer, 1820 ; v. 17 of B 838)
CHRISTIAN'S obligation, The, to obey the civil magis-
trate; sermon, Jan. 30; by a presbyter. London,
1827. 8. (B 1248)
HILL, T. Law; a sermon. Boston, 1846. 8. (B 1293)
WAVLAND, F. Duty of obedience to the civil magis-
trate; three sermons. Boston. 1847. 8. (B 1304)
WOODBLHY, A. We ought to obey God rather than
men. Concord, 1850. 8". (B 1306)
RICHARDSON, J. Christian obedience to civil govern-
ment; sermon, Uingham, Feb.' 2. n.p., 1851. 8".
(B 1300)
See also Allegiance; Charles I. Note; Oaths.
Obedience due to the present king, notwithstanding our
oaths to the former; by [F. FullwoodJ. London,
1689. 4". (B 6)
Obedience of a Christian man ; by W. Tyndale. (In his
Doctrinal treatises. 1848.)
O'Beirne, James. New views of the process of
defecation, and their application to pathology ;
with correct, of Sir C. Bell's Views of the
nerves of the face. Wash., 1834. 8.
O'Beirne, Thomas Lewis, Bp. Sermon at St. Paul's,
N. Y., first Sunday after English churches were
opened on Gen. Howe's taking the town. N. Y.,
1776. 8. (B 363)
Sermons. London, 1799. 8.
Sermons on important subjects. London,
1813-21. 2 v. 8.
VINCENT, W. A defence of public education, in an-
swer to O'B.'s discourse at the anniversary meeting
of the charity children. 2d ed. London, 1812. 8".
(B 1410)
Obelisks. FONTANA, D. Delia transportation del
obelisco vaticano e delle fabriche di Sisto v.
Roma, 1590. f.
STUART, J. De obelisco Ca?saris August!.
Romse, 1750. f.
Ober, Robert. Letter to Drs. Miller, etc. [Dated at the be-
ginning Oct. 2, 1823, at the eud Mar. 10, 1824.] n.t.p.
8. (B 964)
Oberammergau. BLACKBURN, H. Art in the
mountains ; story of the passion play. Lon-
don, 1870. 4.
SELLAR, A. C. The passion-play in the high-
lands of Bavaria. Edin., London, 1871. 16.
STANLEY, A'. P. The Ammergau mystery ; or, Sacred
drama of 1860. (In his Essays on church and state.
1870.)
WATTH, J/r*. A. M. II. The miracle-play at O. (In
her Art-student in Munich, ch. 4. 1854.)
Oberlausitzis'cher Gesellschaft der Wissenchaften. See
Goerlitz.
Oberlin, Jean Frederic. Memoirs. Lond., 1829. 8.
Same. With introd. by II. Ware, Jr. Boston,
1845. 12".
Oberlin College. FAIRCHILD, J. H. Oberlin, its
origin, prog., an.l results. Oberlin, 1860. 8".
Oberon. .S< Wieland, <
Oberon, KonigderKlfen ; eii> tsingspiel. See Wranitzky, P.
Oberon, oder Hug von Bordeaux. (In Simrock, K. Deut-
eclien Voikwbiicher, v. 10. 1804.;
Oberon's vision. ,s> Halpin, X. .1.
Obertus. Annales Genucnses. ( In Muratori, L. A. Scr.,
v. 6. 1725; and in Pertz, G. H. Mou. Germ.,
Scr., v. 18. 1863.)
Obi; or, The history of three-fingered Jack, in
letters from Jamaica. Worcester, 1804. 12.
Obituary notices. See Crosby, N.
Object lessons. CALKINS, N. A. Primary object
lessons. N. Y., 1870. 8".
Objections to the project of creating a vice chancellor of
England. (In Pamphleteer, 1813; v. 1 of B 838;
alto B 1432) See Observations occas. by 'Objec-
tions'.
Objects of the expedition [to] the islands of the Scheldt.
London, 1809. 8. (B 785)
Obligations. MUEHLENBRUCH, C. F. Die Lehre
von der Cession der Forderungsrechte ; iiach
dem Grundsatzen des rom. Rechts. 3e verm.
Aufl. Greifswald, 1836. 8.
POTHIEH, R. J. Traite des obligations selon
les regies tant du for de la conscience que
du for exterieur. Nouv. ed. Paris, 1827.
2 v. 12.
Obokiah, Henry, and others. Narrative of five youths from
tlie Sandwich Islands, now receiving an education
in this country. N. Y., 1816. 8. (A 455, 521)
BIOGRAPHICAL notice of O. (In Choctaws. CHAHTA
holisso a tukla. 1827.)
Obolenski, Yevgenii. Souvenirs d'un exile en Sibe-
rie; tr. par A. Galitzin. Lpz., 1862. 18.
Obotrites. MASCH, A. G. Die gottesdienstlichen
Alterth timer der Obotriten zu Rhetra. Ber--
lin, [1772]. 4".
LEVE/OW, K. Ueber die Aechtheit der sogenannten
obotritischen Runendenkmaler zu Neu -Strelitz.
(In Berlin. Ak. d. Wiss. Abh., 1834.)
Obraz siwiata. Warszawa, 1843. 2 v. 8.
Obrecht, Ulrich. Alsaticarum rerum prodromus.
Argentorati, 1681. 4.
NICERON.J. P. (Inhis Mem., v. 34. 1736; and, Germ.,
v. 21. 1761.)
Obregon, Marcos de. ESPINEL. V. Relaciones de la vida
del escudero M. dc Obregon. (In Resell, C. Nov.
post, a Cervantes, v. 1. 1851.)
O'Brien, Edward. The lawyer, his character and
rule of holy life. London, 1842. 12.
- Same. Phila., 1843. 8.
O'Brien, Henry. Round towers of Ireland, or
mysteries of freemasonry, Sabaism, Budhism.
London, 1834. 8.
O'Brien, John. Exertions of the O'Brien family, at Machias,
in the Revolution. (In Maine Hist. Soc. Col.,v.2.
1847.)
O'Brien, Matthew. Mathematical geography. (In Manual
of geog. science, v. 1. 1852.)
O'Brien, Richard. Message from the Pres. of the U. 8.
communicating a letter from R. O'Brien [on] trans-
actions before Tripoli. Wash., 1802. 8. (B 504)
O'Brien, Thomas. Reliques of Irish minstrelsy
collected in Munster, 1645-1834. MS.
O'Brien, Thomas M., and Diefendorf, O. General
orders of the [U.S.]-War Department, 1861-
63. N. Y., 1864. 2 v. 8.
O'Brien, Win. Cross purposes; afarce. Dublin, 1773. 12.
(C 146)
Same. (In Collection of farces, v. 6. 1792; and in
London stage, v. 2. [182-].)
O'Brien, Wm. Smith. Education in Ireland. (In Central
Soc. of Educ. Pub., v. 3. 1839.)
O'Bryen, Denis. Utrum horum? the government or the
country? 4th ed. London, 1796. 8. (B 786)
Obsequens, Julius. QUSD supersunt ex libro de pro-
digiis; cum animadversionibus J. Schefferi
et supplementis C. Lycosthenis ; curante F.
Oudendorpio. Lugd. Bat., 1720. 8.
- Same. Cum animadv. Schefferi et Ouden-
dorpii ; ace. Suppl. Lycosthenis cur. J.
Kappio. Cur. Regnit, 1772. 8.
De prodigiis. cum suppl. C. Lycosthenis. (In Maxi-
mus, V. De dictis, v. 3. 1823.)
Observation. BURTON, W. Observing faculties.
N. Y., 1865. 24.
- KASTI.AKE, C. L. How to observe. (In his Contrib.,
v. 2. 1870.)
- MILIZIA, F. Art de voir dans les beaux art ;
tr. par [F. R. J.] de Pommereul. Paris,
an 6 [1798]. 8.
OBSERVATION
2169
O'CALLAGHAN
MrniE. R. Popular guide to the observation
of nature. X. Y., [1832]. 16. (Harper's
fam. lib., v. 57.)
SEXEBIER, J. Essai sur 1'art d' observer et de
faire des experiences. 2eed. Geneve, 1802.
3 v. 8.
Observateur hollandois, L' ; ou, le - 40e lettre de
M. Van * [J. N. Moreau]. La Have
[Paris], 1755-58. 5 v. 12.
Observations addressed to landholders. London, 1831. 8*.
(B934)
Observations et memoires sur la physique; par
Rozier. Paris, 1773-93. 44 v. 8.
Vol. 1-12 par Rozier; 13-16, R. et If. J. A.
Mongez; 17-26, R. et M. J. A. Mongez lejeune; 27-43.
R., M. lejeune, et J. C. de la Metherie. For continua-
tion see Journal de physique, etc.
Observations in justification of the establishment of wet
docks in the Port of London. London, 1817. 8*.
(B 1746)
Obaervations leading to a fair examination of the
system of government proposed by the late
convention ; in letters from the Federal
farmer [R. H. Lee], nj>., 1787. 8.
Xote. App., with continuous pagination, 'An
additional number of letters. 1788'.
Same, icithoutthe Additionalletters. n.p., 1777 [error
for 1787]. 12. (B 65, 613)
Observations occasioned by 'Objections to the project of
creating a vice-chancellor*. London, 1813. 8. (B
1432)
Observations on a late pamphlet, [Burke's] 'Considerations
upon the Soc. of the Cincinnati'. Phila., 1783. 8".
(B 472, 630, 2512)
Observations on a late state of the nation ; [by E. Burke].
4th ed. London, 1769. 8. (B 1706)
Observations on a letter from Xoab Webster, Jr. ; pub. in
the Panoplist: by an old fashioned churchman.
Xew Haven. 1809. 8". (B 2017)
Observations on 'A letter to the Duke of Portland', [on]
revenue: [with] the state of the distilling trade of
Ireland. Dublin, 1782. 8". (W 29)
Observations on a pamphlet [by J. Macpherson] intitled
A short history of the opposition', n.t.p. [Lon-
don, 1779.] 8. (B 1521)
Observations on 'A plan of the London dock'. London,
171.14. S. (B1747)
Observations on contagion ; as it relates to the plague and
other epidemical diseases. Lond., 1819. 8. (B 866)
Observations on free-masonry; with a masonic vision ; by
a l.idy in Worcester. Worcester, 1798. 8*. (B 530)
Observations on government incl. some animadversions on
Adams's defence of the constitutions of the U. 8.,
and on de Lolme's constitution of England; by a
farmer of X. Jersey. X. Y., 1787. 8. (B 701)
Observations on Ld. Bathurst's speech, Mar. 18, 1817. (In
Pamphleteer, 1818; v. 12 of B 838)
Observations on medical reform. (In Pamphleteer, 1814;
v. :i of B 838)
Observations on Mr. Burke's Speech on Fox's India bill.
London, 1784. 8. (B 1537)
Observations on public principles and characters
with ref. to recent events [in the U. S.],
November, n.p., 1820. 8.
Observations on several acts of Parl. [of 4, 6. 7 George I.] ;
by merchants of Boston. Boston, 1769. 8. (B 610,
1094)
Observations on several authors and hooks in the Eng. and
foreign languages. (In Pamphleteer, 1813; v. 2 of
B838)
Observations on the agriculture, manufactures, and com-
merce of the U. S. X. Y., 1789. 8. (B 417)
Observations on the commerce of Spain with her colonies
in time of war; bv a Spaniard. Phila., 1800. 8. (B
1850)
Observations on the conduct of Or. Brit, with regard to the
negociations and other trans, abroad. London,
1T-J-. 3. (B757)
Observations on the different breeds of sheep, etc. Edir.,
1792. S. (W60)
Observations on the doctrines and uncharitableness, etc., of
J. Parsons of Xewbury. Boston, 1757. 8. (B 156;
Observations on the emigration of J. Priestley; with a
comprehensive story of a farmer's bull. 3d ed.
Phila., 1795. 8. (C 156)
Observations on the evil effects produced in the human con-
stitution by stimulating food and spiritous liquors.
2d ed. (In Pamphleteer, 1818; v. 12 of B 838)
Observations on the fifth article of treaty with America;
with an app. n.p., 17i. 8". (B 674, 682, 1622;
Observations on the homilies of the Cb. of Kiig. London,
1790. 8. (B 1916)
Observations on the Lord's prayer, on Christian perfection,
and on prayer in general. Lond., isltf. v. (B 273;
Observations on the nature and use of paper-credit. Phila.,
1781. 8". (W 54)
Observations on the new constitution, and on the federal
and state conventions; by a Columbian patriot.
n.t.p. [Boston? 17 .] 8. (B 615, C 265)
Same. Boston, X. Y., reprinted, 1788. 8*. (B701)
Observations on the original architecture of St.
Mary Magdalen College, Oxford. London,
1823. 8.
Observations on tne peculiar case of the Whig merchants,
indebted to Gr. Brit, at the commencement of the
late war. X. Y., 1783. 8*. (B 635;
Observations on the plan for eslab. a dispensary and med-
ical society. London, 1779. S. (B 836)
Observations ou the present financial embarrassments.
London, 1831. $*. (B 931)
Observations on the presidential veto, with a plan for a
change of the constitution rel. to this power. Bos-
ton, 1842. 8". (B 1499)
Observations on the prevailing abuses in the British army,
arising from the corruption of civil government.
London, 1775. 8. (B 368, 1719)
Observations on the proposition for increasing the means
of theolog. educ. at the Univ. in Cambridge; [by
W E. ChanningJ. Camb., 1816. 8". (B 461)
Observations on the reflections of E. Burke on the Revolu-
tion in France; [by Mrs. C. S. Macaulavl. London.
1790. 8. (W 61)
Same. Boston, 1791. 8. (B 709)
Observations on the religion, law, government,
and manners of the Turks ; [by Sir J. Por-
ter]. Dublin, 1768. 2 v. in 1. 12.
Observations on the river Potomack, the country adjacent,
and the city of Washington. X. Y., 1794. S*. (W 17)
Observations on the single query proposed cone, the choice
of Parl. men for the city, n.t.p. [167?] f*. (A 54)
Observations ou the sinking fund. Lond., 1810. 8*. (B 786)
Observations on the utility of patents. 4th ed. London,
1791. 8. (C 56)
Observations on the whale-fishery, n.p., [1789?]. 8. (W17)
Observations on the writings of the Craftsman, [by J.
Hervey]. London, 1730. 8. (B 668)
Observations on thoughts on executive justice; added, a
letter on the same. London, 1786. 8". (C 114)
Observations upon the conduct and behaviour of the Meth-
odists. (f n Whitefield, G. Answer to 'Observ.'
1744. (B 583)
Observations upon the congregational plan of church gov-
ernment. Sfe Congregational Churches in Mass.
Contention of UinitUr*. (B 16, 194, 1092, 2501)
Observations upon the Memorial and report of citizens of
Boston, opposed to an increase of duties on impor-
tations. Pro v., 1828. 8". (B1511)
Observations upon the state of the nation in Jan. 1712/3.
2d ed. London, 1713. 8. (B 589)
Observations upon the statutes, from Magna
Charta to the 21st of James i. ; [by D. Bar-
rington], 2d ed. London, 1766. 4.
Observator, pseud. See L'Estrange, R.
Observator, The. Vol. 1. 1702-03; [by J.
Tutchin], London, 1703. f.
Observatory. S?f Brussels ; Dadley Observatory ;
Harvard College ; Georgetown College ; Green-
wich ; St. Helena ; St. Martin ; Toronto.
Observer. Two concluding articles of an observer [against
a national bank], n.p., [183-?]. 8*. (B 1543)
Observer, The; [by R. Cumberland. Xo. 1-40.]
2d ed. London, 1785. 8.
Same. Xo. 1-152. (In Chalmers, A. Brit, essayists,
v. 41-44. 1810.)
Observer, The. June 3, 1804; Mar. 2, 1806. London, 1804-
06. f. (E 198)
Observing. ;? Observation.
Obsopceus. Sfe Opsopoens.
Obsta Principiis, pm-ud. See Principiis, O.
Obstacle favorable, L'; en un acte. See Le Sage, A. R.
Obstetrics. See Midwifery ; al*o Fecundity ; Fjetns ;
Generative Organs ; Ovariotomy.
O'Callaghan, Edmund Burke. History of the Xew
Xetherlaud or X. Y. under the Dutch.
X. Y., 1846-48. 2 v. 8.
Content*. Vol. 1. 1492-1647. 2. 1646-64.
O'CALLAGHAN
2170
OCEANIA or OCE AMIGA
Documentary hist, of N. Y. Marriage licenses issued
before 1784. See N. Y. Secretary of State (p. 2120).
List of editions of the Scriptures, printed in
America previous to 1860. Albany, 1861. 8.
- The register of New Netherland, 1626-74.
Albany, 1865. 8.
- N.Y. colonial tracts. Albany, 1866-67. 3 v. 4.
Contents. 1. Jouriiiil of the voyage of the sloop
Mary from Quebeck, 1701; with introd., etc., by E. B.
O'Oallaghan. 2. Voyage of G. Clarke to America;
with introd. ,etc., by E. B. O'Callaghau. 3. Voyagesof
the slavers St. John and Arms of Amsterdam, 1659, 63;
tr. with an introd., ttc., by K. B. O'Callaghau.
Trans. Brief narrative of the hostile conduct of the
Indians. See Brief narrative, etc.
O'Callaghan, P. Suggestions to municipal and other public
boards on the most efficient means of meeting the
impending visitation of spasmodic cholera. (In.
Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1865.)
Occam or Ockham, Wm. Summa totius logice
nuper correcta. [Colophon :] Venetijs, per
Lazarum de Srardis, 1508. 4.
Occasional papers. Vol. 3. 1719. See Browne, S.
Occasional preacher, The. Ko. 2. 1741. See Wright, 8.
(B 128)
Occasional prelude, An. See Cohnan. G.
Occasional reverberator, The. Nos. 1,2; Sept. 7,14. 1753.
N. Y., 1753. f. (A 24)
Occasional reviews. Nos. 1-3, [with] auppl. Charleston,
1832. 8. (B1065)
Occasional thoughts on the influence of the spirit, with
cautions against mistakes and abuses. Boston,
1742. o. (B 852)
Occasional thoughts on the present German war. See Mau-
duit, I. 1761.
Occasional thoughts on the study and character of classical
authors, etc. London, 1762. 8. (B 744)
Occasional writer, The ; an answer to the 2d manifesto of
the Pretender's eldest son, Oct. 10, 1745; [by W.
Grant]. 2d ed. London. 1746. 8. (B 579)
Occidente, Maria del, pseud. See Brooks, Mrs. M. G.
Occioni Bonaffons, Giuseppe. Int. alle cagioni della lega
di Cambrai. (In Archivio stor. Hal., ser. 3, v. 4,
pt. 1. 1866.) Un documento friulano e un diploma
di Arrigo vu. (In v. 13. pt. 1. 1871.)
Occleve, Thomas. See Hoccleve, T.
Occo, Adolphus. Imperatorum Romanorum nu-
mismata a Pompeio magno ad Heraclium.
Aug. Vindel., 1601. 4.
Occult sciences. MIGNE, J. P. Dictionnaire des
sciences occultes. Paris, 1848-52. 2 v. 8.
SMEDLEY, E., and others. The occult sciences.
London, 1855. 8.
Occam, Sampson. Account of the Montauk Indians on
Long Island. (In Mass. Hist. Soc. Col., v. 10.
1809.)
Occupations of a retired life; by E. Garrett [I. F. Mayo].
(In Littell's living age, v. 95-99. 1868-69.)
Ocean. MANGIN, A. Mysteries of the ocean, tr.
by [W. H. D. Adams?]. London, 1868. 8.
MICHELET, J. Lamer. 2e ed. Paris, 1861. 8.
Same. LivreSe. (In Revue d. D. Mondes, Jan. 1861.)
See also Marine ; Maritime ; Naval ;
Navigation ; Navy.
Biology.
TELLIAMED, etc. See Physical geog. (nert column).
- GOSSE, P. H. Year at the shore, [1853?].
London, 1865. 16.
Aquarium ; wonders of the deep sea. London,
1854. 12.
Tenby ; a seaside holiday, [1854]. London,
1856*. 12".
BURMEISTER, H. Det Ocean. (In his Geologischer
Bilder, v. 2. 1855.) .
KINGSLEY, C. Glaucus ; or, Wonders of the
shore. Boston, 1855. 16.
FORBES. E. The distribution of marine life. (In
Johnston, A. K. Physical atlas. 1856.)
AGASSIZ, E. C. and A. E. R. Seaside studies
on nat. hist. Boston, 1865, 8.
- LANDIUN, A. Les monstres marins. Paris,
1867. 16. (Biblioth. des merveilles.)
Les plages de la France. 2e ed. aug., illust.
par A. Mesnel. Paris, 1868. 16. (Biblio-
theque des merveilles.)
SONREL, L. See Physical geography, below.
See also Conchology ; Ichthyology ; Mammalia;
Natural history.
Physical geography.
MAILLET, B. de. Telliamed ; or, The world
explained ; cont. disc, on subjects rel. to nat.
hist, and philosophy. Bait., 1797. 8".
LAMARCK, J. B. .Hydrogeologie. Paris, 1802.
8.
- TUCKET, J. H. Maritime geography statistics ;
the ocean, its coasts, commerce, navigation.
London, 1815. 4 v. 8.
ADHEMAR, A. J. Revolutions de la mer.
[1842.] 2eed. Paris, 1860. 2 v. 8.
BijRMEisTER, H. [1855.] See Biology.
MATJRY, M. F. Physical geog. of the sea. 3d
ed. N. Y., 1855. 8.
Same. New ed. N. Y., 1856. 8.
SONREL, L. The bottom of the sea ; tr. and
ed. by E. Rich. N. Y., 1870. 16.
See also Arctic Regions ; Atlantic Ocean ; Cur-
rents ; Gulf Stream ; Pacific Ocean ; Physical
geography ; Sea ; Water ; Waves.
Ocean steam navigation and the ocean post ; by T.
Rainey. N. Y., 1858. 8.
Oceana. See Harrington, J.
Oceania or Oceanica. BURNEY, J. History of
voyages and discoveries in the South Sea.
London, 1817. 5 v. 4.
DOMEKY DE RIENZI, G. L. Oceanie. Paris,
1836-38. 3 v. 8. (Univers.)
TORRES DE MENDOZA, L. Col. de doc. rel. al
desc. y colon, de las posesiones cspunolas en
Amer. y O. Madrid, 1864-74. 21 v. 8.
CALLANDER, J. Terra Australis cognita ; or,
Voyages to the Southern hemisphere, 16th-
18th centuries. Edin., 1766-68. 2 v. 8.
LIVES and voyages of Drake, Cavendish, and
Dampier ; with view of earlier discoveries in
South Sea, [1513-1711]. Edin., 1837. 16.
(Edin. cab. lib., v. 5.)
Same, with some alterations. N. Y., [184-]. 18.
(Harper's fam. lib., v. 30.)
DALRYMPLE, A. Historical col. of voy. in the
South Pacific, [1520-1722]. London, 1770.
2 v. 4.
REISEN nach den SUdlandern, [1628-1738]. (In All-
gemeine Hist., v. 12. 1754.)
RAVENEAU DE LUSSAN. Journal du voy. fait k
la Mer de Sud, [1684-88], Paris, 1690. 12.
GUERIN, L. Navigations deLozier-Bouvet, Kerguelon,
et Marion-Dufresne aux Mers Australes, 1738-72.
(In hi* Navig. fraii9. 1847.)
PARKINSON, S. Journal of a voy. to South
Seas in H. M. S. Endeavor, 1768-71. Lon-
don, 1773. 4.
- COOK, Capt. J. Voy. to the Pacific Ocean for
making discoveries in the northern hemis-
phere, 1776-80. Dublin, 1784. 3 v. 8.'
- FANNING, E. Voyages to the South Seas ;
Indian and Pacific Oceans, etc., [1779-1837].
4th ed. N. Y., 1838. 12.
ADVKNTI-RES of British seamen in the Southern Ocean,
[1783-1819]. (hi Constable's miscel., v. 4. 1827.)
- BI.IGH, W. Voyage to the S. Seas in H. M. S.
Bounty, [1787-90]. Loncl., 1792. 4.
GILBERT, T. Voyage from New South Wales
to Canton, 1788. London, 1789. 4.
- VANCOUVER, G. Voyage to the North Pacific
Ocean, 1790-95. London, 1798. 3 v. 8.
OCEANIA or OCEANICA
2171
OCKLEY
ROSSEL, E. P. E. Voy. d'Entrecasteaux en-
voye a la recherche dela Perouse, [1791-93].
Paris, 1808. 2 v. 4 and Atlas f.
Samt,ertra<t. (In Montemont. Bibl., v. 15. 1834.)
LA BILLARDIERE, J. J. H. de. Yoy. in search
of La Perouse, 1791-99, under d'Entrecas-
teaux ; tr. London, Debrett, 1800. 2 v. 8.
Same. Lond., Stockdale, 1800. 2 v. (v. 1 w.). 8.
FAXXIXG, E. Voyages round the world ;
sketches of voy. to the S. Seas, etc., [1782-
1832]. X. Y.", 1833. 12.
Frtnch. Voyage autour do monde. (In MontSmont,
A. Bibl. univ., v. 21. 1834.)
DILLON. P. Voyage in the South Seas, [1812-
13, 26-28]. London, 1829. 2 v. 8.
Same, estt act. (In Montemont. Bibl., v. 18. 1834.)
MORRELL, B. Narrative of four voyages, 1822-
31. N Y., 1832. 8.
FERRARIO, G. L'O. descr. (In hi* Cost., v. 4. 1829.)
DUMOXT U'URVILLE, J. S. C. Exped. dans TO.
de 1'Astrolabe et la Zelee, [1838-40]. Paris,
[1840]. 8.
See also Polynesia ; Voyages round the world.
Sotr. Many of the voyages mentioned under
South America describe part of Oceanica.
Ethnology.
PRICHARD, J. C. Researches into the hist, of the O.
nation*. (In hit Researches into the phys. hist, of
man. 1813; 1837-42.)
Manners and Customs.
WAHLEX, A. Mu'urs, usages, et costumes:
Oceanic. Brux., 1843. 8".
Mix*ion*.
BTRXET, J. Commencement of missionary
undertakings to the islands in the South Sea. (In
fits Chron. hist, of the disc., v. 3. 1813.)
"WILLIAMS,!. Missionary enterprises in S. Sea
Islands, [1767-1833]. " N.Y., [1837]. 12.
Religions.
IIARDWICK, C. Religions of O. (In his Christ and
other masters, v. 2. 1S63.)
Ocellus, Bernardinus. Stf Ocbino, B.
Oceola ; by M. lieid. (In Chambers's jonrn.,n.s.,v. 9. 1858.)
Ochando, "l>. B. See Sotos Ochando, D. B.
Ochino (Lot. Ocellus , Bernardino. XICEROX, J. P. (In
his Mem., v. 19. 1732.)
Ochoa, Eugenio de. 'Coleccion de piezas escogidas,
sacadas del Tesoro del teatro espanol ; [con
noticias]. Paris, 1840. 8.
Content*. Vega, L. de. Los milagros del desprecio;
Por la Puente Juann ; El perro del hortelano ; Si
no vieran las mugeres ! Calderon de la Barca. P. La
vida es sueno; Casa con dos puertas mala es de Gu-
ardar; Ladevocion de laCniz; El mayor monstruo
los zeloc ; I,a cena de Baltazar. Tellez, G. El burla-
dor de Sevilla, y conviilado ile 1'iedra; La beata En-
amorada Marta la IMadosa. Moreto, A. de. El deaden
con el deaden; El valieiite justirk-ro. Rojas, F. de.
Del rev Abajo, ninguno, y Labrador inas honrado, Can-ia
del Castanar; Donde hav a^ravios no hay zelos, y amo
criado. Alarcon y Mendoza, J. K. de. La verdad sos-
pechosa. Hoz Mota, J. de la. El castigo de la migeria.*
Soils, A. de. El amor al uso. Canizares, J. de. El
domine Lucas. Quintana, M. J. de. 1'elayo, tragedia.
Epistolario espanol. Vol. 1. Madrid, 1S50.
8. (Aribau. Bibl.. v. 13.)
Content*. Introd. Cibdareal, F. G. de. Centon
epist. Pulgar, F. de. Letras. Ayora, G. Cartas.
Guevara, A. de. Epistolas famil. Rhua, P. de.
( 'arias. Ortiz, F. Epistolas famil. Avila, J. de.
Epistolario espiritual. Perez, A. Cartas. Soils, A.
de. Cartas. Antonio, X. Cartas. Cadahalsa, ..i.
Cartas marruccas.
Tesoro de historiadores espanoles ; con in trod.
[y noticias]. Paris, 1840. 8.
Content*. Mendoza, I). H de. Gnerra de Granada.
Portalegre, ifinde de. Discurso. Moncada, F. de.
Expi-dicion de los ( 'atalancs y Aragoneses contra Turcos
y Griegos. Melo, F. de. Hist, de los movimientos,
separation, y guerra de. Cataluna, en tiempo de Felipe IV.
Tesoro de los poemas espanoles epicos, sagrados,
y burlescos, prec. de una introd. y noticias.
Paris, 1840. 8.
Contents. Ercilla y Zunlga, A. de. La Arancana.
Cueva, J. de. De la Betica conquistada. Vega, L. de.
De la Jerusalem conquistada. Palbuena, B. de. Del
Bernardo. Virnes, C. de. Del Mons< rrati. Hojeda,
D. de. De la christiada. Zarati, F. L. de. De la
invention de la cruz. Melendez Valdes. J. La caida
de Luzbel. Reinoso, F. J. La inocencia perdida.
Quevedo, F. de. De las necedades y locuras de Orlando
el enamorado. Villaviciosa, J. de. La mosquea.
Tesoro de los prosadores espanoles desde la
form. d. romance castel. hasta fines d. siglo
18 [con introd. y noticias]. Paris, 1841. 8.
Content*. Siglo 13. J. Lorenzo. Don Alonzo x.
Sig. 14. Don J. Manuel. P. Lopez de Ayala. Sig. 15.
A. Martinez de Toledo. El marq. de Santi liana. G.
Diaz de Gamez. H. G. de Cibdadreal. A. de la
Torre. F. P. de Guzman. F del Pulgar. M. D.
de Valera. La Reina Catol. Dona Isabel. Sig. 16.
J. L. de Palacios Rubios. F. P. de Oliva. A. de
Guevara. Luis Mejia. P. de Rua. F. Cervantes de
Salazar. F. de Villalobos. A. Venegas. L. de
Avila y Zuniga. P. Mejia. F. de Ocampo. J. de
Avila. D. H. de Mendoza. L. de Granada. J. de
la Cruz. Santa Teresa de Jesus. D. de Estella.
L. de Leon. P. Malon de Chaide. F. de Zarati.
A. Perez. J. de Siguenza. A. Fnemnayor. D. de
Yepes. J. Marquez. Martin de Roa. J. de Mari-
ana. Sig. 17. M. Aleman. B. L. de Argensola.
M. de Ctrvantes Saavedra. F. de Moncada. L. V.
de Guevara. F. de Quevedo v Villegas. C. Coloma.
F. M. de Melo. D. de SaavcdnTy Fajardo. B.
Gracian. J. E. Xieremberg. A. de Solis. Feijos.
Isla. G. Mayans y Siscar. J. Cadahals. Cala-
tayud. J Vargas y Ponce. J. Viera y Clavijo.
Clavijo y Fajardo. A. de Capmani y de Monlpalau.
M. G. de Jovi llanos. J. B. Mnnoz. El Conde de
Campomanes.
Tesoro de los romanceros y cancioneros es-
panoles; [con prologo]. Paris, 1838. 8.
Contents. Sepulveda. J. de Leyva. M. Sanchez.
J. de Rivera. Lope de Vega. A. de Alcandete.
L. de Gongora. J. Montemayor. C. de Castillejo.
El rey de Castilla, Juan II. P. de Padilla. A. Perez.
J. de la Encina. G. Gil Polo. F. de Quevedo.
B. de Aytona. V. Espinel. El vizc. de Altamira.
B. de la Vega. G. Cancer. J. de Salinas. L. Mal-
donado. L. G. de Montalvo. G. Silvestre. A. de
Villegas. D. Abad d. 1. Romances. G. de Loniasy
Cant. H. de Contreras. J. de Timoneda. D. H.
de Mendoza. F. de la Torre. J. de Mena. C.
Suarez de Figueroa. L. de Camoens. C. de Guevara.
F. de Ludena. El princ. de Esquilache. El infante
don J. Manuel. Gil Polo. El marq. de Santillana.
F. de Rojas. L. de Viver. J. Mannque. Vargas.
D. Xunez de Quiros. F. Saa de Miranda. A. de
Velasco. B. de Alcazar. El Comendador Escriva.
R, Cota. A. Diez y Foucalda. T. Xaharre. L. de
Ubeda. El conde de Rebolledo. P. de Cervantes.
Tesoro del teatro espanol. Paris, 1838. o v. 8.
Contents. Vol. 1. Moratin, L. F. de. Origenes del tea-
tro espanol. Piezas dramatii:ns anttriort* a Lope de.
l*eaa. Catalogo de piezas. R. de Cota. J. de la Encina.
A. de la Vega. J. de Timoneda. R. Cota y F.
Anonimo. B. de Torres Xaharro. L. de Rueda.
Rojas G. Vicente. J. de la Cueva. J. Romero de
Cepeda. A. de Silva. (J. Bermudez.) Tarraga.
Aguilar. G. de Castro. M. de Cervantes. L. L.
de Argensola A. Uz de Velasco. 2. Vega, L. de.
Teatro escogido. 3. Calderon de la Barca, P. Teatro
escogido. 4, 5. Ttatro e*cogido desde fl siglo xvii
hasta nuesttos dias. 4. Tirso de Molina. A. M. de
Mescua. J. P. de Montalvan. L. V. de Guevara.
A. Moreto. F. de Rojas. J. R. de Alarcon. M.
Fragosp. 5. J. B. Diamante. J. de la Hoz Mota.
L. de Belmonte. Felipe iv. F. de Leiba. A. C. de
Aragon. D. y J. de Fignerva. F. de Zarate. F.
Bances de Candamo. A. de Solis. A. de Zamora.
J. de Canizares. G. M. de Jovellanos. V. Garcia de
la Huerta. R. de la Cruz. X. A. de Cienfuegos.
L. F de Moratin. - M. J. Quintana. F. Martinez de
la Rosa. M. E. Gorostiza. - M. Breton de las Heireros.
Ochterlony, Sir David. SMITH. T. (In his Xarr. of five
years at Xepaul, v. 2. 1852.)
Ockley, Simon. Conquest of Syria, Persia, Egypt
by the Saracens. London, 1708-18. '_' v. 8^
"Sotf. Vol. 2 is entitled History of the Saracens.
OCKLEY
2172
ODORICO
Same, entitled History of the Saracens. 5th
ed. London, Bohn, 1848. 8.
D'lSRAELi, I. (In his Calamities of auth., v. 2. 1812.)
O'Clery, Conary and Cucogry. . Annals of the Four Mas-
ters. 1851. See O'Clery, M., and others.
O'Clery, Michael, and others. Annals of the king-
dom of Ireland by the Four Masters; ed. by
J. O'Donovan. Dublin, 1851. 7 v. 4.
PETRIE, G. Remarks on the hist, and authenticity of
the autograph original of the annals of the Four
Masters. (In Roy. Irish Acad. Trans., v. 16. 1830.)
O'Connell, Daniel. Discours k Londres 29 nov.
1837, dans la reunion pour celebrer le 7e anniv. de
la Revolution polonaise. (In Manifestations des
Anglais en faveur de In Pologne. 1838.)
ANSWER to the speech of the great agitator before the
repeal assoc., etc., by an American citizen. N. Y.,
1843. 8. (C 195)
FLANEDY, J. Report of proceedings in the
case of the Queen vs. O'Connell and others,
on an indictment for conspiracy and misde-
meanour. Dublin, 1844. 8.
O'Connell, John. Recollections and experiences in
Parliament, 1833-48.' Lond., 1849. 2 v. 12.
O'Connell Club. Preamble, constitution, and by-laws.
N". Y., 1845. 12. (C 265)
O'Conner, F. \V. Application of the public free libraries'
act to Dublin. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci.
Trans., 1861.)
O'Connor, Gen. Arthur Condorcet. Letter to Lafayette on
the causes which have deprived France of the ad-
vantages of the revolution of 1830. London, 1831.
8". (B1019)
O'Connor, John Michael. Treatise on the science of war
and fortification ; tactics. See Gay de Vernon, 8.
F., baron.
O'Connor, Murroghon, pseud. A Kerry pastoral ;
ed. byT. C.Croker. London, 1843. 8. (Per-
cy Soc., v. 7.)
O'Conor, Rev. Charles. Appeal and remonstrance to Pope
Pius vn. 2d ed.. with add. (In Pamphleteer,
1824 ; v. 23 of B 838)
Octavia ; by A. von Kotzebue. (In hit Theater, v. 12.
1840.)
Octavian Imperator, Romance of. (7n Weber,
W. Metrical romances, v. 3. 1810.)
- Same, another translation. Ed. by J. O. Halli-
well. London, 1844. 8. (Percy Soc., v. 14.)
Octavianus, Kaiser. (In Simrock, K. Deutschen Volks-
bucher, v. 2. 1845.)
Octavius Caesar. MEADLEY, G. W. Two pairs of histori-
cal portraits : Octav. Caesar and W. Pilt, Rienzi and
Buonaparte. (In Pamphleteer, 1821; v. 18 of B 838)
Octher. See Othere.
October Club. SECRET history of the O. Club ; by a mem-
ber. Part 2. London, 1711. 8. (B 590)
Oculist. See Eye.
Oculus, Ichabod, pseud. Picolilly ; or, The critical chroni-
cle of O. [Boston, 1823.] 12. (C 110)
Odd Fellows. Bunker Hill Lodge. No. 14. Con-
stitution, by-laws, and rules. Charlestown, 1847.
12. (D22)
- Maine. Journal of the proceedings of the Grand
. Lodge, 1844-48. Vol. 1. Portland, 1848. 8.
Maryland. Account of the grand celebration for the
dedication of the new hall in Baltimore. Bait.,
1831. 8. (B 1717)
- United States. Covenant and official magazine
of the Grand Lodge of U. S., ed. by J. L.
Ridgely. n.p., 1842-44. 3 v. (v. 2 w.). 8.
Pi riodu alt.
- ODD Fellows' register and almanac, 1860.
Boston, n.d. 12.
- SYMBOL, The, and Odd Fellows' magazine. Bos-
ton, 1843-44. 3 v. 8.
Odd volume, The; or Book of variety; illust. by-
Seymour and Cruikshank. Lond., 1845. 16.
Oddi, Xicoli) degli. Dialogoin difesadi Camillo Pellegrini
(In Tasso, T. Opere, v. 2. 1735.)
Oddy, J. Jepson. European and British commerce.
London, 1805. 4.
Ode in honor of the troops under Washington who repulsed
[the British] to the banks of the Delaware. Albany,
1800. 8. (C 116)
Ode to the Earl of Huntington. London, 1748. 4. (A 3)
Odeleben, Ernst Otto Innoeenz, Freiherr von.
Napoleons Feldzug in Sachsen, im Jahr 1813.
2e Aufl. Dresden, 1816. 2 v. in 1. 16.
Odell, Jonathan, Bp. An essay on the elements, ac-
cents, and prosody of the Eng. lang. Lon-
don, 1805. 12.
Loyal verses. 1860. See Stansbury, J.
Odell, Margaretta Matilda. Memoir and poems of
P. Wheatley. Boston, 1834. 12.
Same. Also, Poems by a slave [G. M. Horton] .
Boston, 1838. 18.
Odenheimer, William Henry, Bp. Essay on canon
law. N. Y., 1847. 12.
Oderborn, Paul. Joannis Basilidis Moscoviw ducis vita.
(In Marnius, C., and Aubrius, J. Re rum. 1600.)
Oderico. See Odorico da Ponlenone.
Oderico, Gaspare Luigi. BIXIO, C. L. Elogio di O. (In
Grillo, L. Elogi, v. 3. 1846.)
Odes on several subjects. London, 1745. 4. (A3)
Odes upon cash, corn, Catholics, etc. See Moore, T.
Odescalchi family. Museum Odescalchum. See Galeotto,
N.
Odessa. MORTON, E. Residence at O , 1828, 29. (In his
Travels in Russia. 1830.1
STEVENS, R. Account of Odessa; tr. from the French;
with reflections, showing the benefits of the trade of
the Black Sea to the U. S. Newport, 1819. 8. (B 529)
Odhel, .Tohnn Lars. Chinensia lagerstrom. (In Linnaeus,
C. Amoen. acad., v. 4. 175!).)
Odic force. See Millennium. 1862.
Odilon-Barrot, Camille Hyacinthe. See Barrot, C. II. O.
Odiorne, James Creighton. Opinions on speculative
masonry. Boston, 1830. 12.
Odiorne, Thomas. Progress of refinement ; added,
a poem on fame, etc. Boston, 1792. 12".
Odlin, John. Christian courage necessary for a minister;
ordin. sermon, Kingston, Sept. 29, 1725. Boston,
1727. 8. (C39)
Doing righteousness evidence of being righteous; ser-
mon. Exeter, May 30. Boston, 1742. 8". (C 44)
Odlin, John, and others. Deposition resp. Blackstone's
sale. (In Mass. Hist. Soc. Col., v. 14. 1816.)
Odling, Wm. Lectures on animal chemistry. Lon-
don, 1866. 16. '
See also New Sydenham Society. Year-book.
Odo, Abbot of Cluny(?}. VitaS. Gregorii episc. Turonensis.
(In Bouquet, M. Rec. des hist., v. 2. 1869.)
HAL-REAU, J. B. (In his Singularity hist, et lit.
1861.)
Odo de Ciringtonia (Eng. of Shirlon). OESTERLEY, H.
Die Narrationes des Odo. (In Jahrbuch fiir rom.
und eng. Lit., v. 9. 1868.)
Odo de Diofjilo (French Odon or Eudes de Deuil). His-
toire de la croisade de Louis vii. (In Guizot, F. P.
G. Col. des mem., v. 24. 1825.)
Odoacer, King of Italy. BARUCCRI. P. I. Sopra una mo-
neta d'oro di Odoacre re d'ltalia. (In Turin. Ac. d.
Sci. Mem., v. 30. 1826.)
BERTOT.INI, F. Studi critici int. al regno di Odoacre.
(In Archivip stor. Hal., ser. 3. v. 9, pt. 1. 1869.)
Odojefsky, Vladimir Feodorovitch, Prince. Das Hohn-
gelachter eines Todten. (In Lippert, R. Nord.
Novellenbuch, v. 1. 1846.)
Odomarus, M. Practica. De argento in aurum verso.
De marchasita. De arsenico. De sale alkali.
An lapis philosophorum valeat contra pcstem.
Vetus epistola de metallorum materia et artis imita-
tione. (In Zetzner, L. Theat. chetn., v. 3. 1613.)
O'Donnel, J. Case of hydrophobia. (In Soc. Prom. Med.
Kn. Med. com., v. 2. 1790.)
Odontography. See Teeth.
Odorlci, Federigo. Diss., il codice diplomntico del Capitolo
Cremonense. (In Archivio stor. Hal., n. s., v. 2.
pt. 1. 1855.) La battaglin di lludiano detta di
Malamorte 1191. (In n. s., v. 3, pt. 2. 1856.)
Dello spirito di associazione di alcune citta Lorn-
barde nel Medio Evo. (In \. 11, pt. 1. 1860.)
Lnpi marchesi di Soragna Meli e marches! Meli-Lupi
principi di Soragna. (In Litta, P. Fam.)
Odorico, da Pordennne. Due viaggi. (In Ramusio, G. B.
Knvig., v. 2. 1573.)
The Eastern parts of the world described. (In Yule,
II. Cathay, v. 1. 1S66. Hakluyt Soc. Pub., v. C6 )
ODORICO
2173
OGILBY
Travels, 1318. (In Kerr, R. Col. of voy., v. 1. 1824.)
Voyage to Asia Minor, Armenia, etc. '(In Haklnyt,
K. " Col. of voy., v. 2. 1810.)
Odyssey. See Homerus.
(Economies royales. See Sully.
(Economy of human life; [by R. Dodslevl. Lon-
don, 1795. 12.
Same. Pt. 2, book 1. n4.p. 8*. (D 16)
- French. Tr. by F. Desprefavs. Londres,
1751. 12.
CEconomy of human life, Paraphrase on part of the. See
Bowdoin, J.
CEdipe ; tragedie. See Corneille, P. ; Voltaire, F. M. A.
de.
CEdipe a Colonne; trag.; par J. F. Ducis. (In his CEuvres,
v. 4. 1818.)
CEdipe chez Admete; trag.; par J. F. Ducis. (In his
CE u vres, v. 2. 1818 ; and in Petitot, C. B. Repert.,
v. 5. 1817.)
CEdipus, Andrew, pneud. The Sphinx's head broken. Lon-
don, 1798. 4*. (A 45)
CEdipns; tragedy. See Dryden, J.
CEdipus Oolonius. CEdipus rex. See Sophocles.
CEdipus Judaicus. See Drummond, Sir W.
Oehlenschlaeger, Adam Gottlob. Ste Ohlenschlnger, A. G.
CEhrqnist, Daniel Johann. Dia?ta setatum. (In Linnsus,
C. Amoen. acad., v. 7. 1769.)
Oei-Tching, pseud. Lettre a son ami Hoei-Tchane snr les
affaires des Jwuites. n.p., 1762. S". (C 299)
Oekolampad, Johannes. HERZOG, J. J. Das
Leben O. und die Reformation der Kirche
zu Basel. Basel, 1843. 2 v. 8.
Oehlenschlaeger, Oehlschlaeger, Oelschlaeger. See Olea-
rius.
Oelschlegel, Xicolaus. Centuria controv. gram-
mat, et lexicarum. Gera ad Elystr., 1614. 8.
Oelsner, Karl Ernst. Briefwechsel zwischen Varn-
hagen von Ense und O. ; hrsg. v. L. Assing.
Stuttg., 1865. 3 v. 8.
Oelsner, Konrad Engelbert. Xotice snr la vie et les ecrits
de J. Barlow, n.p., 1813. 4'. (A 35)
Oelsner, Ludwis. Elisabeth Charlotte, Herzogin von Or-
leans. (In Historisches Taschenbuch, 1864 )
Die Pflege der Studien bei den Dominikanern. (In
Historische Zeilschrift, v. 3. 1860.)
Oen i Sydhavet ; Roman af Oehlenschla^er. Kiob.,
1824-25. 4 v. 8.
CEnopidas Chius. HEIS.J. P. SnrO. (In Berlin. Ak d.
Wiss. Abh., 1746.)
CEnopion, pseud. See Boivin de Villenenve, J.
Oertel, Friedrich Maximilian. Genealogische Ta-
felnzur Staatengeschichte des 19. Jahrhund-
erts. 2e Aufl. Lpz., 1857. obi. 8.
Oertell. See Ortelius.
CEsophagua. CHEEVEH, D. W. Two cases of
o?sophagotomy for the removal of foreign
bodies. Boston, 1867. 8.
HOVE, Sir E. Practical observations on the
treatment of strictures in the urethra and in
the oesophagus. London, 1805-21. 3 v. 8.
Oejterlen, F. Medic*! logic ; tr. by G. Whitley.
London, 1855. 8. (Sydenhara Soc.)
Oesterley, Carl. Leben und Werken. ANDRESES, A.
(/a his Die deuUcben Maler Radirer des 19n
Jahrh., v. 3.)
Oettinger, Eduard Marie. Bibliographic biographi-
que. Lpz., 1850. 4 T. 4.
Contents. Vol.1. A-Ezeehia. 2. Ezet-hie-L 3
M-Kuy. 4. Ruz-Z.
Bibliotheca shahiludii ; Bibliothek des Schach-
spiels. Lpz.. 1844. 8.
Moniteur des dates, cont. un million de ren-
seigenments biog., geneal., et hist. Dresde,
1866-68. 6 v. 4.
Contents. Vol. 1. A - C. 2. D - Holme. 3
Holing. - Meal. 4. Mean - R. 5. S - Wiebek. 6.
Wiebel - Z. Monitenr des fails, conu les batailles,
treves, traites de paix, congres, insurrections, revolts
etc. Tafeln.
CExmelin. Alexindre Olivier. See Exqnemelin.
Oeyras, Sebastiao Jose Carvalho e Mello, conde da. See
Pombal, S. J. de C. e M., marquis de.
O'Ferrall, Simon A. Ramble through the U S
London, 1832. 8.
Question of privilege raised by the decision in the case
slockdale rs. Hansard. Loud.. 1837. 8*. (B 1433)
Offering of sympathy ; [by F. Parkmanl. 2d ed.
Boston, 1833. 18.
Official handbook of church and state ; by [S. Red-
grave]. London, Murray, 1852. 12.
- Same. London, 1855. 12.
Official register. See United States
ffor, Geor^ Introdnciiou. (/ Bnnyan, J. Pilgrim's
Ofllius Sergianus. Elegia de pulice. (In Lemaire. Poeto
Lat. mill., v. 7. 1826.)
O'Flaherty, John T. Sketch of the hist, and antiquities of
the southern islands of Aran, off the west coast of
tHUkTn^&&^ T ?-:T-- !?*>
0-Gallagher, S. F. Brief reply to a Short answer to a True
exposition of the doctrine of the Catholic Church
> . Y., 1815. 8*. (B 262)
Ogden, . Tour through Upper and Lower
Canada, by a citizen of the U. S. Litchfield
1799. 12.
Brief state of the Province of Quebec, 1787 dm.
Mass. Hist. Soc. Col., v. 6. 1800.)
Ogden, Aaron. CONCERNING steam boats, documents, n.p.,
1818. S. (B 456)
XEW JERSEV. As*emMy. Report of committee fonl
the petition of A. O. n.p., 1814. 8*. (B 454)
SKETCH.] (In Longacre, J. B., and Herring, J.
Nat. portr. gal., v. 1. 1837.)
Ogden, David. Letter to the claimants nnder Indian pur
chases, Feb. 20, 1767. (In New Jersey Hist Soc
Proc., v. 3. 1848-49.)
Ogden, E. D. Tariff of the U. S.. 1840-42; also
tariff law of 1832, etc. X. Y., 1840. 8
Tariff of the U. S., 1846. X. Y., 1846. 8.
Ogden, John. Science of education and art of
teaching. Cincin., 1859. 8.
Ogden, Ret. John Cosens. Excursion into Bethle-
hem and Xazareth in Penn., 1799; with hist.
of the Soc. of United Brethren called Mora-
vians. Phila., 1800. 12.
Epistolary correspondence, between O. and S Mac-
clintock. Portsmouth. 1791. 8*. (B 157, 1906
Letters, occasioned by the publication of a private
epistolary correspondence begun by S. Macclintock
Boston, 1791. 8*. (B 157)
Sermon, annual election. Concord, June. Concord
1790. S*. (B 325, 1906, W 37)
LANGDOX, S. Correction of some mistakes of O. in
his late letters. Portsmouth, 1792. 8*. (W 34)
Ogden, Samuel. Sermons, with life by [Bp.l
Hallifax. Dublin, 1788. 8.
Ogden, Samuel G., and Smith, W. S. LI.OTD, T.-
Trials of O. and S. X. Y., 1807. 8.
Ogden, Rer. Uzal. Antidote to deism; the deist
unmasked ; or, An ample refutation of all
the objections of T. Paine against the Christ-
ian religion. Xewark, 1795. 2 v. 16.
Address to persons at Elizabeth-town. Xewark, etc.,
lately [converted]. X. Y., 1785. 8. (W 34)
Sermon on practical religion. Xos. 2 and 3. Chatham,
--- 12". (W44)
Sermon, Roxbur". Mar. 19; funeral of Mrs. E. Hack.
ett. Chatham," 1781. 4*. (W 25)
Sermon, the reward of iniquity. (In Austin, D.
Amer. preacher, v. 3. 1791.)
Two disc., death of Washington, Xewark, Dec. 29,
1799, and Belleville, Jan. 5. Xewark, 1800. 8*. (W 52)
Ogerins Pan is. See Panis, Ogerius.
Ogg, J/r. Heat. (In Soc. Diff. Usef. Knowl. Library
usef. knowl., Xat. phil., v. 1. 1829.)
Ogier de Gombauld. Jean. (In Angnis, P. R. Poetes
fran^., v. 6. 1824.)
Ogilby, John. Britannia. Vol. 1 : An illustration
of the kingdom of Eng. and dominion of
Wales ; bv a descr. of the roads. London,
1675. f.
Same, revised. London, 1698. f.
Britannia depicta ; or, Ogilby improved. See Owen, J.
OGILBY
2174
OHIO
America. 1671. See Montanus, A.
Description and history of Jamaica, (In Anderson,
\V. W. Descr. 1851.)
LIFE. (In Soc. of Anc. Scots. Lives of Scottish
poets, v. 3. 1822.)
Ogilby, Wm. Government and the railways. (In Nat.
Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1867. )
Ogilvie, Charles Atmore. The divine glory mani-
fested in our Lord ; [BamptonJ sermons
.before the Univ. of Oxford. Oxford, 1836. 8.
The union of classical with mathematical studies. (In
Oxford prize essays, v. 3. 1830..)
Ogilvie, George. The master-builder's plan ; or,
The principles of organic architecture as
indicated in the typical forms of animals.
London, 1858. 8.
Ogilvie, J. G. Religious doctrines and sects explained.
N. Y., 1817. 8". (B 449)
Ogilvie, James. Philosophical essays ; with notes,
narrative, and appendix. Phila., 1816. 8.
Content*. Study of mathematical science. Nature,
extent, and limits of human knowledge. The modern
abuse of moral rtctiou. Supplementary narrative.
Address. Appendix.
Ogilvie, John, D.L). Examination of the evidence from
prophecy in behalf of the Chr. religion; sermon
before the Soc. Scot. Prop. Chr. Knowl. Aberdeen,
1803. 8. (B240, 845, 1641)
Ogilvie, John. LIFE. (In Society of Anc. Scots. Lives
of Scot, poets, v. 2, pt. 3. 1822.)
Ogilvies, The; a novel, [by Mrs. D. M. Craik].
Lps., Tauchnitz, 1863. 16.
O Gilvy, Gabriel. Nobiliaire de Normandie. Vol. 1 .
Londres, 1864. 8.
Oginski, Michal. Memoires sur la Pologne et les
Polonais, 1788-1815. Paris, 1826-27. 4 v. 8".
Ogle, Charles. Speech on the regal splendor of the Presi-
dent's palace, Apr. 14. Boston, 1840. 8". (B 1497)
2d part: The pretended democracy of Martin Van
Buren. Boston, 1840. 8. (B1497)
Ogle, John \V. Reports. See London. St. George's Hos-
pital (p. 1778).
Ogle County, III. HISTORY of O. Co. Polo, 111.,
1859. 8.
Oglethorpe, Gen. James Edward. New and accu-
rate ace. of the provinces of S. Carolina. Georgia,
etc. (In Georgia Hist. Soc. Col., v. 1. 1840.)
HARRIS, T. M. Biog. memorials of O. Bos-
ton, 1841. 8.
IMPARTIAL account of the late expedition
against St. Augustine under O. London,
1742. 8.
Another copy. (B 920)
LOCKE, J. Statement in introduction to reports on
his expedition to St. Augustine, (hi Carroll, B. li.
Hist, col., v. 2. 1836.)
PEABODY, W. B. O. Life of O. (In Sparks, J.
Amer. biog., v. 12. 1844.)
SPALDISG, T. Sketch of the life of O. (In Georgia
Hist. Soc. Col., v. 1. 1840.)
WRIGHT, R. Memoir of O. London, 1867. 8.
Oglio or Ollio River. J/a/>. Desegno del ponte, et fortifi-
cation! fatte dalli imperial! sopra il flume Olio al
contino del Cremonese, Bressano, ct Mantovano.
n.p., [16]. (E 78, no. 192b)
O'Gorham, Richard. Speech at the Academy of Music.
(In Hand-book of the Democracy. 1864.)
O'Hagan, John. Belligerent rights at sea. ( hi Nat. Assoc.
Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1861.) Amendment of the
jury laws in Ireland. (In 1867.)
Chaucer. (In Afternoon lectures, 2d ser. 1864.)
O'Hagan, Thomas, Attorney dm. for Ireland. Address on
punishment and reformation. (In Nat. Assoc.
Prom. Soc. Sci. Truis., 1861.)
Coleridge. (In Afternoon lectures, 4th ser. 1867.)
O'Halloran, Thomas. Itemarks on acute and
chronic ophthalmia, etc., and on remittent
fever. London, 1824. 8".
Yellow fever on the south and east coasts of
Spain. London, 1823. 8.
O'Hara, Kane. Golden pippin. (In Collection of most
esteemed farces, v. 3. 179.J.)
Midas (In Scott, Sir W. Brit, dr., v. 3. 1810;
and in Collection of most cst. farces, v. 2. 1792.)
Tom Thumb; a burlesque opera. (In London stage,
v. 2. [182-].) Two misers. (In v. 3.)
O'Hara family, tales of The. See Banim, J.
Ohio. Adjutant General. Annual reports for 1861-
65. Columbus, 1861-65. 5 v. 8".
Canal Commissioners. Report, with aecomp. docu-
ments. Columbus, 1824. 8. (B 902) Report,
[Jan. 8]. Columbus, 1825. 8. (B 902) Dec. 12.
n.p., 1825. (B 901, 1108)
Commissioner of Statistics. Ann. report, 1858-
61. Columbus, 1859-62. 4 v. 8.
Convention of 1802. Letter from T. Worthington in-
closing an ordinance passed by the convention, with
the constitution, n.p., 1802. 8. (B 502)
See also Politics (CORRY).
Geologist. 2d annual report, [by W. W.
Mather and assistants]. Columbus, 1838. 8.
Governor. Annual message of [C. Anderson],
1866. Columbus, 1866. 8".
Legislature. Legislative documents, 1850-51,
53. Columbus, 1850-53. 2 v. 8.
Report of special committee appointed by legislature
on the geological survey of 0. Columbus, 1836. 8.
(E 110)
Report of the standing committee on the currency ; in
the senate by M. King, Jan. 16. Columbus, 1838.
4. (B1543)
NOTICES of the Ho. of Rep. of Ohio, Jan.,
1856. Columbus, 1857. 8".
Secretary of State. Annual report on the con-
dition of common schools. 1848, 50, 51.
Columbus, 1849-52. 3 v. 8.
State Board of Agriculture. oth, 10th -17th
annual reports, 1850, 55-62. Columbus,
Chillicothe, 1850-62. 9 v. 8.
Note. The 12-17th reports contain an abstract
of the proc. of the county agricultural societies.
State Commissioner of Common Schools. [1st],
10th annual report. Columbus, 1855-04.
2 v. 8.
- Superintendent of Common Schools. Annual
report. Columbus, 1839. 8.
See also Secretary of State.
Antiquities.
ATWATF.R, C. Description of antiquities in O., etc.
(In Amer. Antiq. Soc. Trans., v. 1. 1820.)
BRAINERD. J. Fossils of northern O. (In Amer.
Assoc. Proc.. v. 6. 1852.)
WHITTLESEY, C. Description of ancient works in O.
(In Smithsonian Inst. Contrib., v. 3. 1852.)
Biography.
HILDRETH. S. P. Biographical and hist, me-
moirs of the early pioneer settlers of Ohio.
Cincin., 1852. 8".
See also Butler Co. ; Marietta ; and, lack,
Legixlature.
Description.
HILDRF.TII, S. P. Original contrib. to the Amer. pio-
neer, [1778-1842. Marietta?] 1844. 8. (E 110)
EXPLANATION of the map of the lands between Penn.
West line, the Rivers Ohio and Scioto and Lake Erie.
Salem, 1787. 8. (D 1)
HARRIS, T. M. Journal of a tour into the
N. W. territory, made in 1803 ; with a geo-
graphical and historical account of O. Bos-
ton, 1805. 8.
Same. [Geog. and hist, account only. 1803.] MS.
(B995)
KILBOURN. J. Ohio gazetteer. 7th ed. Colum-
bus, 1821. 12.
GENERAL description of the state of O. n.t.p. [1826.]
12. (C277)
HILDRETII, S. P. Ten days in O., 1832. [Pages from
the Amer. jour, of sci., v. 25.] (E 110)
Observations made during a tour in 1835, to the Falls
of Cuyahoga. [Pages from the Amer. jour, of sci.
v. 31.] (E 110)
MICHIGAN sentinel extra. 1835. [Documents rel. to
the boundary between Michigan and Ohio.] (B 1495)
OHIO
2175
OHLENSCHLAEGEB
ROBERTS, S. W. On the topog. of the states of Penn.
and O., [1848]. (In Amer. Assoc. Proc., v. 1. 1849.)
See alto Cincinnati ; Clinton Co. ; Marietta.
History.
TAYLOR, J. W. History of the state of O.,
1650-1787. Cincin., 1854. 8.
HOWE, H. Historical col. of O., [1673-1843].
Cincin., 1847. 8.
HARRIS, T. M. See Detcription.
BCTTERFIELD, C. W. Introd. cont. a hist, of the state
from the discovery of the Mississippi River, [1673]-
1817. (In Ait Hist, of Seneca Co. 1848.)
ATWATER, C. History of O., natural and
civil, [1680-1837]. Cincin., [1838]. 8.
CHAUXCY! C. Letter to a friend; giving a concise
ace. of the O. defeat. Boston, 1755. 4". (B 649)
CHASE, S. P. Sketch of the history of O., [1787-1832].
Cincin., 1833. 8*. (A 43)
ATWATER, C. General character and prospects of the
people of O.; address, 1826. Columbus, 1827. 8*.
(B 936)
REID. W. Ohio in the war, [1861-65]. Cin-
cin., 1868. 2 v. 8.
See alto Cincinnati ; Knox Co. ; Marietta ;
Maumee Valley ; Ohio Citizens ; Seneca Co. ;
Stenbenville; alto Soldier's Aid Soc. of N. O.
Satural history.
DESCRIPTION dn sol, des productions, etc., de cette por-
tion des Etats-Unis situee entre la Penn.,Ies rivieres
de 1'Ohio ct du Scioto el le lac Erie. Paris, 1789. 8*.
(C87)
\VHITTLESEY. C. Physical geology of eastern O.
(In Boston Soc. of Nat. Hist. Mem., v. 1. 1866-9.)
See alto, above. History ( ATWATEH, C. History).
Politics.
CHASE, 8. P. Politics in O. ; letter to A. P. Edgerton,
Nov. 11. [Cincinnati], 1853. 8*. (B 1505)
CORRT, W. M. Speech, with the proposed amend-
ments to the constitution, March 11. n.p.. 1857. 8*.
(BUB)
Save the canals. Cincin., 1857. 8. (B 1508)
Ohio, Prot. Episc. Church in. S"? Prot. Episc. Ch. in Ohio.
Ohio, Soldiers' Aid Society of Northern. See Soldiers'
Aid Society of N. O.
Ohio Anti-Slavery Society. Narrative of the proc. against
the liberty of the press in Cincinnati. Cincin.,
1836. 8. (B 1120)
Ohio Bible Soc. Report of the proceedings. Marietta, O.,
1816. s. :B 460;
Ohio Canal. Commencement of the Ohio Canal, at the
Licking summit, July 4. Lancaster, 1825. 8*.
(B1108)
See alto Ohio : Canal Commissioner*.
Ohio Citizens. Celebration of the 47th anniv. of
the first settlement of the state of O. Cincin.,
1835. 8.
Another copy. (B 1172)
Ohio educational monthly; E. E. White, ed. Vol.
14. Columbus, 18"65. 8.
Ohio Falls. IMPROVEMENT of the Falls, n.p., [18461. 8*.
(B1605)
Ohio Historical and Philosophical Society. Trans.
Vol. 1, pt. 2. Cincin., 1838-39. 2 v. 8.
Contentt. Burnet, J. Letters relating to the early
settlement of the North-western territory. Walker,
T. Annual disc., 1837. Harrison, VT.'H. Discourse
on the aborigines of the valley of the Ohio. Perkins,
J. H. Disc, deliv. before the Ohio Hist. Soc. Worth-
ington, J. T. Essay on the origin and progress of po-
litical communities. Nye, A. Fragment of the early
history of Ohio ; Address, Marietta, 48th anniv. of the
first settlement of the State.
Ohio Indians. PENNSYLVANIA. Commit, to Treat
tcith the Indian*. Treaty held with the Ohio Indians ;
report, n.t.p. [1753.] f*. (A 24)
SMITH, W. Historical ace. of the exped.
against the Ohio Indians, 1764, under H.
Bouquet ; Reflections on the war with the
savages ; Account of the Indian country ; j
with lists of nations, fighting men, towns,
etc. Phila., 1766. 4.
273. (26. 10. 78.)
Same. With a preface by Francis Parkman.
Cincin., 1868. 8.
-Vote. For other editions and trans, tee Bouquet,
H. (p. 358).
Ohio Land Company. WALKER, C. M. History
of Athens County, O., and incidentally of
the O. Land Company, etc. Cincin., 1869.
8. (Qhio Valley Hist, ser., no. 2.)
Ohio Lunatic Asylum. 3d annual report. *./>.. 1837. 8
(B1132)
Ohio Mechanics Institute. Report of the 3d annual fair.
Cincin., 1840. 8. (B 1185)
Ohio River. CCMIXGS, S. Western navigator;
cont. directions for the navigation of the O.
and Miss. Phila., 1822. 2 v. (v. 1, a folio
vol. of maps, w.). 8.
ASHE, T. Memoirs of Mammoth bones found in the
vicinity of the Ohio, Wabash, Illinois, etc, Liver-
pool. 1806. 8*. (B 685)
ELLET, C. Mississippi and O. Rivers ; practi-
cability, etc., of improving navigation of the
O. and' other rivers, etc. Phila., 1853. 8.
HILDRETH. S. P. History of an early voyage on the
O. and Mississippi rivere, with hist, sketches. (In
hit Original contrib. to the Amer. pioneer. 1844.)
HCTCHIXS, T. Topographical description of
Virginia, etc., comprehending the O. and
Mississippi. London, 1778. 8.
Another copy. (B 343)
Same. Boston, 1787. 12*. (C 64)
RAFISESQCE, C. S- Ichthyologia Ohioensis; or, Natu.
ral hist, of the fishes [in] the O. River. Lexington,
1820. 8. (B 954)
Ohio River Improvement Co. PESSSTLVAIOA. General
Attembly. Act to incorporate the Co. Phila., 1855.
8. (B1605)
See alto Ohio Falls ; Ohio Valley.
Ohio Theological Seminary. Statement relative to an in-
tended theological seminary in the diocese of Ohio.
n.t.p. [London, 1824.] 8*. (B 566)
Ohio University. WALKER, C. M. History of Ohio Univ.
(In hit History of Athens Co. 1869.)
Ohio Valley. DRAKE, D. Geological account of
the Valley of the O. (In Amer. PhiL Soc. Trans.,
D.S., v. 2. 1825.)
HILDRBTH, S. P. Pioneer hist. ; first examina-
tions of the Ohio Valley. Cincin., 1848. 8.
Observations on the bituminous coal deposits of the
Valley of the O., 1836. [From the Amer. journ. of
sci., v. 29. New Haven, 1836.] 8*. (E 110)
- Observations on the saliferous rock formation in the
Ohio Valley. [From the Amer. iourn. of sci., v. 24.]
n.p., n.d. 8*. (E 110)
See alto North- West Territory.
Ohio Valley historical series. Xos. 1-5, 7. Cincin.,
1868-71. 6 v. 8.
Oontfntt. Vol. 1. Smith, W. Historical account of
Bouquet's expedition in 1764 ; with a preface by F. Park-
man. 2. Walker, C. M. History of Athens Co., O.
3. Clarke, G. R. Sketch of his campaign in the Illinois
in 1778-79 ; with an introd. by H. Pirtle. 4. McBride,
J. Pioneer biographv; sketches of the lives of early
settlers of Butler Co., O. 5. Smith, Col. J. Captivity
with the Indians. 6. Wanting. 7. Miscellanies:
Espy, J. A tour in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana Terri-
tory in 1805 ; Williams, S. Two Western campaigns
in the war of 1812; Tan ey MIL, R. H. The Leather-
wood God.
Ohlenschlager, Adam Gottlob. ^rlighed varer
laengst ; Idyl. Kiob., 1813. 12.
Aladdin eller den forunderlige Lampe ; drama-
atisk Eventyr. Kiob., 1820. 8.
Digterne i Levnet som i Vaerker historiskses-
thetisk Afhandling. Kiob., 1820. 12.
Erik og Abel ; Tragodie. Kiob., 1820. 8.
Faruk ; Syngespil. Kiob., 1812. 12.
Fiskeren ; dram. Eventyr. Kiob., 1816. 8.
Fostbrodrene ; Tragodie. Kiob., 1817. 8.
Frederiksberg. Kiob., 1817. 16.
Freias Alter ; Lystspil. Kiob., 1816. 8.
Hagbarth og Signe ; Trag. Kiob., 1815. 8.
OHLENSCHLAEGER
2176
OLD
Helge; et Digt. Kiob., 1814. 8.
Holbergs Jubelfest ; Forspil. Kiob., 1822. 12.
Hroars Saga. Kiob., 1817. 8.
- Hugo von Rheinberg ; Trag. Kiob., 1813. 12.
- Kanarifuglen ; Lystspil. Kiob., 1813. 12.
Ludlams Hule ; Syngespil. Kiob., 1814. 12.
Nordens Guder; episk Digt. Kiob., 1819. 8.
- Eng. Gods of the North ; tr. by W. E. Frye ;
London, 1845. 8.
Portion*, translated. (In Pigott, G. Manual of Scan-
dinavian mythology. 1839.)
Oen i Sydhavet; Rom. Kiob., 1824-25. 4 v. 8.
Palnatoke ; Sorgespil. Kiob., n.d. 12.
En Reise fortalt i Breve til mit Hiem. Kiob.,
1817. 2 v. 8.
Robinson i England ; Comodie. Kiob.,1819. 8.
Roverborgen; Syngespil. Kiob., 1814. 12.
Samlede Digte. Kiob., 1823. 3 v. 8.
En Skiaesoromernats Drom. See Shakespeare, W.
Staerkodder; Tragodie. Kiob., 1812. 12.
Tale, Thorvaldsens Hiemkomst, 16 Oct. 1819.
Kiob., [1819]. 12.
Tale holden paa Universitetets Reformations
fest 1820. Kiob., 1821. 12.
- Tordenskiold ; Syngespil. Kiob., 1821. 8.
Correggio ; a tragedy, by O. Sappho ; a
tragedy, by Grillparzer. With a sketch of
the Autobiography of O. ; tr. from the Ger-
man [by Eliza B. Lee]. Boston, 1846. 12.
DORAN, J. (In his New pictures. 1859.)
HOWITT, W. and M. (In their Lit. of N. Europe,
v. 2. 1852.)
Ohsson. See Mouradja d'Ohsson.
Ohthere. ALFRED the Great. Voyage of O. (In his
Descr. of Europe. 1855.)
VOYAGE to Norway, 890; second, voyage into the
Sound of Dennaarke. (In Hakluyt, B. Col. of
voy., v. 1. 1809.)
VOYAGE to the White Sea and Baltic in the 9th cent.
(In Kerr, R. Col. of voy., v. 1. 1824.),.
Oil. CAILLETET, C. Guide pratique de 1'essai et
du dosage des huiles. Paris, 1859. 12.
GESNER, A. Treatise on coal, petroleum, and
other distilled oils. 2d ed. N.Y., 1865. 8.
See also Illumination ; Petroleum.
Oil on the waters ; [right and wrong of the North
and South]. Boston, 1867. 12.
Oiseaux bleus, Les; par J. Janin. Paris, 1864. 12.
Oiselius, Jakob. NICERON, J. P. (In his Mem.,v. 42. 1741.)
Ojea, Ferdin. Gallaecia. n.p., [16 ]. (E 78, no. 15)
Ojeda, Alonzo de. IRVING, W. Life and voyages of O.
(In his Voy. of the companions of Columbus. 1831.)
VOYAGES of O. (In General col. of voy. 1789.)
Oiibwas. See Cbippewas.
Oke, George C. Magisterial procedure. (In Nat. Assoc.
Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1862.)
O'Keeffe, John. Dramatic works. London, 1798.
4 v. 8.
Contents. Vol. 1. Life's vagaries. Le grenadier.
Modern antiques. Castle of Andalusia. Tony Lump-
kin in town. Sprigs of laurel. The poor soldier.
2. Wild oats. Wicklow mountains. Fontainebleau.
Little hunchback. Basket maker. Blacksmith of
Antwerp. Positive man. 3. The toy. Czar Peter.
London hermit. Irish mimic. Tantara-rara,
rogues all. Birth-day. A beggar on horseback. 4.
World in a village. Highland reel. Magic banner.
Farmer. Man milliner. Prisoner at large. Love
in a camp. The doldrum.
Recollections of the life of J. O'Keeffe; by
himself. Phila., 1827. 2 v. 8.
Wild-oats ; a comedy. (In Sargent, E. Mod. stand.
dr., v. 31.)
O-kee-pa. CATLIN, G. O-kee-pa ; a religious
ceremony of the Mandans. Lond., 1867. 4.
Okeley, Wm. CAPTIVITY and escape from Algiers. (In
Harris, J. Col. of voy., v. 2. 1705.)
O'Kelly, Col. Charles. Macarise excidium ; the destruction
of Cyprus [Ireland!. (In Croker, T. C. Narr.
of contests in Ireland. 1841. Cainden Soc., v. 14.)
Oken, originally Ockenfuss, Lorenz. Elements of
physio-philosophy ; tr. from the German by
A. Tulk. London, 1847. 8.
Okes, Richard. Discrimen obscurum; epigraminatamimis-
mate annuo dignata, Cantab. [Cantab., 1819.] 8.
(B 1236)
Okey, Charles Henry. Digest of the law, etc., af-
fecting the intercourse of the subjects of Gr.
Britain and France. 6th ed. Paris, 1842. 8.
Droit d'aubaine de la Grande Bretagne. Paris,
1830. 12.
Oksana ; ancienne chronique de 1'Ukraine ; par
[Kvika] ; tr. du russe, par Mme. C. Moreau
de la Meltiere. Paris, Moscou, 1854. 12.
Okunef, N. Considerations sur les grandes opera-
tions de la campagne de 1812 en Russie; tr.
par C. L. Sevelinges. Nouv. ed. Brux.,
1841. 8.
Contents. Considerations, etc. Mem. sur les prin-
cipes de la strategic. Examen raisonne des proprietes
des trois armes. Mem. sur 1'artillerie. Buelow, II.
W. v. Hist, de la campagne de 1800 en Allemagne et
en Italic. Precis de la campagne dans la Souabe, la
Baviere, et 1'Autriche.
Olaf ii., King of Norway. ACTA S. Olavi. (In Acta
sanct., v. 34. 1868.)
Olai.Ericus.deacowo/ Upsala. Chronica. (In Fant, E.M. '
Script, rer. Svec., v. 2. 1828.)
Olancho. WELLS, W. V. Sketches of travels in the gold
regions of O. (In his Explorations in Honduras.
1857.)
Olaudah Equiano. See Vassa, G.
O'Laughlin, Michael. PITMAN, B. (In his Assassination
of Pres. Lincoln. 1865.)
Olaus Magnus. See Magnus, O.
Olaverria, Miguel de. Informe sobre el regno de Chile, BUS
Indies, y BUS guerras. (In Gay, C. Hist, de Chile
segun doc., v. 2. 1852.)
Olazaval y Olayzola, Francisco Joseph de. Motives de el
terremoto, Nov. 1, 1755, en Sevilla. Sevilla, [17561.
4". (B1896)
Olbers, Heinrich Wilhelm Matthias. Abhandlung
iiber die Bahn eines Cometen zu berechnen.
Weimar, 1797. 8.
Olbia, the new island lately discovered. See Sadler, J.
Olcott, Thomas W. Address before the Albany Phreno-
logical Society, Apr. 2. Albany, 1840. 8. (B 1584)
Old, The. GEIST, L. Klinikder Greisenkrankheiten.
Erlangen, 1860. 8.
Old adventures; by J. S. Knowles. (In his Select works,
v. 1. 1833.)
Old age. CARLISLE, A. Essay on the disorders of
old age, and on the means for prolonging
human life. London, 1817. 8.
Same. Phila., 1819. 8.
CICERO, M. T. See Cicero, M. T. Cato sive de senec-
tute (p. 586, 1st col.).
MACLACHLAN, D. Treatise on the diseases and
infirmities of advanced life. Lond., 1863. 8.
STEELE, R. Discourse cone, old age. London,
1688. 12.
Old and new. Vol. 1-11. Bost., 1870-75. 11 v. 8.
Old and new ministry compared. London, 1711. 8. (B755)
Old and young; by J. Salmon. (In Sargent, E. Mod.
stand, dr., v. 36.)
Old bachelor, The ; a comedy. See Congreve, W.
Old brewery. See N. Y. Five Points-Mission (p. 2124).
Old Chelsea Bun-House, The ; a tale of the last
century, by [E. Manning], Lond., 1855. 12.
- Same. 2d ed. London, 1860. 16.
Old Colony. See Plymouth.
Old Colony memorial and Plymouth Co. advertiser;
May 4, 1822 - Oct. 25, 1823. Plymouth,
1822-23. f.
Old countess, The ; a novel, from the German of
E. Hoefer. Phila., 1870. 12.
Old couple, The; a drama. See May, T.
Old curiosity shop. See Dickens, C. J. H. Master Hum-
phrey's clock (p. 778).
Old Deccan days; or, Hindoo fairy legends. See Frere, M.
OLD
2177
OLDKNOW
Old England; a. pictorial museum of antiquities. See
Knight, C.
Old England in a storm. London, 1821. 8. (B 1424)
Old England's worthies; a gallery of portraits.
London, 1847. 4.
Old English baron, The ; [by C. Reeve]. London,
1797. 8.
- Same. Phila., 1839. 16.
Old English homilies and homiletic treatises of the
12th and 13th centuries ; ed. from mss. by
R. Morris. London, 1868. 8. (Early Eng.
Text Soc.)
Old fashioned girl, An ; by L. M. Alcott. Boston,
1870. 12.
Old flag, The; first pub. by Union prisoners at
Camp Ford, Tyler, Texas. Vol. 1, no. 1-3;
Feb. 17- Mar. 15. [N. Y.,] 1864. 4. (Litho-
graphic facsimile.)
Old Fortunatus. See Dekker, T.
Old gooseberry ; a farce. See Williams, J. F.
Old heads and young hearts. See Boucicault, D.
Old helmet, The ; by S. Warner. X. Y., 1864. 2 v.
12.
Old Hicks, the guide ; by C. W. Webber. X. Y.,
1848. 12.
Old Honesty ; a comic drama. See Morton, J. M.
Old Humphrey, pseud. See Mogridge, G.
Old Indian chronicle. See Drake, 8. G.
Old Jolliffe ; by M. A. P. Mackarness. (In her Sunbeam
stories, v. 1. 1868.)
Old judge, The; by T. C. Haliburton. (In Fraser's mag.,
v. 35-36. 1847.)
Old law, The. See Massinger, P., and others.
Old lieutenant, The, and his son ; by N. Macleod.
London, 1867. 16.
Note. From Good words, v. 2. 1861.
Old London. See Archaeological lust, of Gr. Brit, and
Ireland. 1867.
Old maid, The: a comedy. See Murphy, A.
Old maids. CONSIDERATIONS on establishing a college for
old maids in Ireland. Dublin, 1790. 12". (C 46)
Old man taught wisdom, The; a farce. See Fielding, H.
Old Mortality ; by W. Scott. (In his Works, v. 9, 10. 1829.)
Old New Zealand; native customs and character in
the old times, by a Pakeha Maori. London,
1863. 8.
Old Non-conformists, The; touching the Book of common-
prayer, [with] reasons why Scotland refused [it].
London, 1660. 4. (B 647)
Old Olaf; by M. Thoresen. (In Goldschmidt, M. The
flying mail. 1870.)
Old places revisited; or, The antiquarian enthusiast;
by R. Bigsby. London, 1851. 3 v. 8.
Old play in a new garb, An. See Rice, G. E.
Old plays ; a continuation of Dodsley's collection.
London, 1816. 6 v. 8.
Contents, Vol.1. Marlow, C. Doctor Faustus;
Lust's dominion. Lyly, J. Mother Bombie ; Midas.
2. Lyly, J. Endymion. Marston, J. Antonio and
Mellida; What you will; Parasitaster. 3. Dek-
ker, T. Wonder of a kingdom; Old Fortunatus.
Chapman, G. Bussy d'Ambois; Monsieur d'Olive.
4. Chapman, G. May-. lay. Middleton, T., and
Rowley, W. Spanish gipsy; Changeling. Mid-
dleton, T. Dissemblers besides women. 5. Middle-
ton, T. Women beware women ; Trap to catch the
Old One. Rowley, W. New wonder, a woman never
vext. Webster, J. Appius and Virginia. 6. Web-
ster, J., ari'l Rowley, W. Thraciau wonder. Hey-
wood, T. English traveller; Royal king and loyal
subject ; Challenge for beauty.
Old sanctuary, The ; romance of the Ashley ; by A.
Requier. Boston, 1846. 12.
Old saws new set ; by Mrs. Mackarness. London,
1872 [1871]. 16.
Old Shekarry, The, pseud. See Leveson, H. A>
Old Sir Douglas; by Mrs. Norton. (In Littell's living age,
v. 88-83,91-95. 1866-67; and Macmillan's mag.,
v. 13-15. 1865-66.)
Old-South, pxeurl. See Austin, B.
Old South Church. See Boston (p. 348).
Old stories re-told ; by W. Thornbury. London,
1870. 8.
Old Testament. See Bible, O. T. (pp. 275-82).
Old Virginia Gorgics, Extract from a poem entitled; [by J.
Taliaferro?]. Wash., 1840. 16". (D 20)
Oldbury, Eng. CARPENTER, B. Oldbury truth; or the
conduct of the ministers at the trades justified.
Birmingham, 1782. 8. (B 240)
Oldcastle, Humphry, pseud. See St. John, H., Vise. Sol-
ingbroke.
Oldcastle, John, Ld. Cobham. BALE, J. Examination
and death of C. (In Bale, J. Select works. 1849.)
Fox, J. Ld. Cobham. (In Wordsworth, C. Eccles.
biog., v. 1. 1839.)
GAMBIER. Lord. (In his Memorials, personal and
historical, v. 1. 1861.)
GILPIN, W. (In his Lives of John Wicliff, etc., 1814;
and Lives of reformers, v. 1. 1809.)
Oldenbarneveld (or veldt), Johan van. CROWE. E. E.,
and JAMES, G. P. R. (In their Lives, etc., v. 1.
1833.)
Oldenburg. LE BAS, P. Grand-dncbe d'Oldenbonrg et
seigneurie de Knipharisen. (In his Etats de la
Confederation Germanique, 1842. Univers.)
Map. BLAF.U, W. Oldenburg comitatus. Amst.,
[16]. (E 78, no. 152a)
Oldenburgh, Edward. Calculation of foreign ex-
changes red. to Eng. currency. London,
1756. 4.
Oldendorp, Christian Georg Andreas. Geschichte
der Mission der Evang.Briider auf den Carai-
bischen Inseln ; hrsg. von J. J. Bossart.
Barby, 1777. 2 v. 8.
Oldershaw, Charles. Bridge at Paradina in Ceylon. (In
Gr. Brit. Corps of Roy. Engin., v. 3. 1839.)
Oldfield, Col. Necessity for legislation to prevent [un-
healthy] houses being built. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom.
Soc. Sci. Trans., 1863.)
Oldfield, Edmund. Catalogue of select examples
of ivory-carvings. London, Arundel Soc.,
1855. 4.
Same. New ed. (In Wyatt, M. D. Notices of
sculpture in ivory. 1856.)
Oldfield, J. Experiments in blowing in gates. (In Gr.
Brit. Corps of Roy. Engin. Papers, v. 6. 1843.)
Oldfleld, R. A. K. Narr. of an exped. into the interior of
Africa. 1837. See Laird, M.
Oldfield, Thomas Hinton Burley. The representa-
tive history of Great Britain and Ireland ; a
hist, of the Ho. of Commons, and of the
counties, cities, and boroughs of the United
Kingdom. London, 1816. 6 v. 8.
Oldfield, Traverse, pseud. See Samson, Rev. G. W.
Oldham, John. Works. London, 1686. 8.
Oldham, W. S. Speech on the bill to amend the
conscript law, Senate [C. S.], Sept. 4, 1862;
[also remarks on amendment to the exemption
bill, Sept. 9, 1862]. n.t.p. [186-.] 8.
Speech on the resolutions of Texas, cone, peace,
reconstruction, and independence, in C. S.,
Senate, Jan. 10, 1865. n.t.p. [186-.] 8.
Oldinville, La Mairie d'. Memoires cone, les bopitaux mili-
taires. (In Turenne, H. de laT. d'A. Mem. sur la
guerre, v. 2. 1739.)
Oldisworth, Wm. Dialogue between Timothy and
Philatheus ; in which the principles of 'The
rights of the Christian Church', [by M.
Tindall] are answered, etc. London, 1709-
11. 3 v. 8.
Contents. Vol. 1, 2. Dialogue. 3. Dialogue.
Slitsleeves, Rev. S., pseud. Letter to Timothy, author
of 'The Dialogue against the rights', cone, some mis-
representations of that book by Dr. Wotton. Tryal of
'The rights' ; answer to the 'Second defence'. Vindica-
tion of W. Tindall in answer to the misrepresentations
of the author of the 'Second defence'. Judgment and
opinion of H. Grotius cone, the principles and notions of
'The rights'. Some account of Mr. Hales of Eaton in
answer to those tracts ascribed to him. Answer from
a country parson to a letter from a country attorney
cone. 'The rights'.
Oldknow, Rev. Joseph. Latitudinarianism. (In Shipley,
O. Church and the world. 1867.)
OLDMIXON
2178
OLIPHANT
Oldmixon, John. British empire in America.
London, 1708. 2 v. 8.
- Same. 2d ed. London, 1741. 2 v. 8.
Dutch. Het Britanische ryk in Amerika ; met
een berecht aang. de koffy-plantery, nit het
Fransch vertaald. Amst., 1721. -2 v. 4.
- Critical history of England, ecclesiastical and
civil. 2d ed. ; added, a Review of Dr. Z.
Gray's Defence of anc. and modern historians.
London, 1726. 8.
- Same. Added, An essay on criticism. (Vol.1,
3d ed.) London, 1728, 26. 2 v. 8.
Essay on criticism, as it regards design, thought,
and expression, in prose and verse. London,
1728. 8.
History of Carolina. 1708. (In Carroll, B. R. Hist.
col., v. 2. 1836.)
Memoirs of North-Britain, [from theRevolution
to 1715], London, 1715. 8.
Nixon's Cheshire prophecy at large, llth ed. Lon-
don, 1759. 8. (B 1190)
Reply to Bp. Atterbury's Vindication of Bp. Small-
ridge, etc. London, 1732. f. (A 23)
Poems. (In Campbell, T. Brit, poets, v. 5. 1819.)
LAWRENCE, E. (Inhis Lives of Brit, hist., v. 1. 1855.)
Oldoini, Agostino. MONTANARO, P. N. (In Grille, L.
Elogi di Liguri, v. 2. 1846.)
Oldpath, Obadiah, pseud. See Newhall, J. R.
Oldrey, Ca/>t. REDDING, C. (In his Personal reminis-
cences, v. 3. 1867.)
Olds, Rev. Gamaliel S. Inaug. oration, chapel of
Williams Coll.,Oct. 14. Stockbridge, 1806. 8. (B435)
On episcopacy and presbyterian parity. Green-
field, 1815. 12.
Statement of facts rel. to [his] appointment [as] pro-
fessor of chemistry in Middlebury College, etc.
Greenfield, [1818]. 8. (B 456)
and Corning, 8. R. Review of 'A narrative by J.
Keep'. Syracuse, 1833. 8. (B 1395)
Oldschool, Oliver, pseud. See Dennie, J.
Oldtown fireside stories ; by H. B. Stowe. Boston,
1872 [1871]. 12.
Note. From Atlantic monthly, v. 25, 26. 1870.
Oldtown folks ; by Mrs. H. B. Stowe. Boston,
1869. 8.
Oldys, Francis. Life of T. Pain, with defence of his writ-
ings. 3d ed. London, 1791. 8. (B 745)
Same. 1st Boston, from 2d London ed. Boston,
1796. 8. (B 762)
Oldys, Wm. Life of Sir W. Ralegh. (In Raleigh, Sir W.
Works, v. 1. 1829.)
Olearius (Oehlenschlaeger, Oehlschlaeger, Oel-
schlaeger), Adam. Gedichte. (In Mueller, W.
Bibl. deutscher Dichter, v. 9. 1826.)
Relation du voyage en Moscovie, Tartarie, et
Perse. Nouv. ed., contenant le voyage de
J. A. de Maiidelslo aux Indes Orientales ; tr.
de 1'allemand par A. de Wicquefort. Paris,
1659. 2 v. 4.
NICERON, J. P. (In his Mem., v. 40. 1739.)
Olearius (Oehlenschlaeger, Oehlschlaeger, Oelschlaeger),
Gottfried, d. 1715. NICERON, J. P. (In his Mem.,
v. 7. 1729; and, Germ., v. 8. 1753.)
Olearius, Johann Gottfried. Epistola ad Spizelium. (In
Schelhorn, J. G. Amoen. lit., v. 12. 1730.)
O'Leary, Rev. Arthur. Defence of [his] conduct and
writings, during the disturbances in Munster;
with a justification of the Irish Catholics, and ac-
count of the risings of the White-Boys; in answer
to Theophilus and Woodward. London, 1787. 8.
(B 341)
OBSERVATIONS on the indecent and illiberal strictures
against the Bp. of Cloyne, in O'Leary's Defence.
Dublin, 1787. 8. (B 860)
Olegario, San. See Ollegarius.
Oleron. Ancient laws of Oleron. (In Godolpbin, J. 2vv-
r/yopos 0aA<i<7(rios, the admiral jurisdiction. 1685.)
Jugemens d'Oleron. (In Cleirac, E. Us et coustumes
de la mer. 1661.)
Map. iNHUTj^E Divi Martini et Vliarus, vulgo L'Isle
de Re et Oleron. n.p., 16]. (E 78, no. 29)
Olevianus, Caspar. Heidelberg catechism. See Palatinate.
Olfers, Ignaz Franz Maria von. Ueber den Mordversuch
gegen den Kbnig Joseph von Portugal am 3 Sept.
1758. (In Berlin. Ak. d. Wiss. Abh., 1838.)
Ueber die lydischen Kbnigsgraber bei Sardes und
den Grabhiigel des Alyattes. (In 1858.)
Olim, Les, ou Registres des arrets. See Paris. Parlfmfnt.
Olimpa y Vireno. See Montalvan, J. P. de.
Olimpiade. See Metastasio, P.
Olimpie, tragedie. See Voltaire, F. M. A. de.
Olin, Stephen, D.D. College life ; its theory and
practice. N. Y., 1867. 12.
Travels in Egypt, Arabia Petraea, and the Holy
Land. 3d ed. N. Y., 1843. 2 v. 12.
Oliphant, Caroline, the younger. ROGERS, C. Memoir
and poems. (In Nairne, C. Life. 1869.)
Oliphant, David. Sermon, Keene, N. H., Nov. 30. 1817.
Andover, 1818. 8. (B 961)
Oliphant, Edward. History of N. America and
its United States. Edin., 1800. 8.
Oliphant, G. H. H. On the juvenile beggars and industrial
schools act. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci.
Trans., 1859.)
Oliphant, Laurence. Minnesota and the far west.
Edin., 1855. 8.
Narrative of the Earl of Elgin's mission to
China and Japan, 1857-59. Edin., London,
1859. 2 v. 8.
Present state of political parties in America.
Edin., London, 1866. 8.
Russian shores of the Black Sea. Edin.,
London, 1853. 8.
Trans- Caucasian campaign, Turks under Omer
Pasha, 1855. Edin., London, 1856. 8.
Oliphant, Mrs. Margaret O.Wilson. Adam Graeme.
N. Y., 1857. 12.
Agnes. London, 1866. 3 v. 8.
The Athelings. (In Blackwood's mag., v. 79-81.
1856-57; and in Littell's living age, v. 50-54.
1856-57.)
- The Brownlows. Edin., London, 1868. 3 v. 8.
Same. (In Blackwood's mag., v. 101-103. 1867-68;
and in Littell's living age, v. 92-96. 1867-68.)
Caleb Field. N. Y., 1851. 12.
Chronicles of Carlingford. N. Y., 1862. 8.
Same. (In Blackwood's mag., v. 90-96. 1861-64;
and in LittelPs living age, v. 71-76. 1861-63.)
Francis of Assisi. London, [1871]. 8. (Sun-
day library.)
Historical sketches of the reign of George n.
Boston, [1869]. 8.
Contents. Queen Caroline. Sir Rob. Walpole; the
minister. Lord Chesterfield ; the man of the world.
Lady Mary Wortley Montague. Alexander Pope ; the
poet. The young chevalier. John Wesley; the
reformer. Commodore Anson ; the sailor. Bishop
Berkeley ; the philosopher. Samuel Richardson ; the
novelist. David Hume; the sceptic. William
Hogarth ; the painter.
Same. Edin., London, 1869. 2 v. 8.
- John; a love story. N. Y., 1870. 8.
Same. (In Blackwood's mag., v. 106-108. 1869-70;
and in Littell's living age, 104-106. 1870.)
Katie Stuart. N. Y., 1857. 8.
Same. (In Blackwood's mag., v. 72. 1852; and in
Littell's living age, v. 36. 1853.)
- Laird of Noiiaw. London, 1858. 3 v. 12.
Last of the Mortimers. N. Y., 1862. m
- Life of Edward Irving. London, 1862. 2 v. 8.
Lilliesleaf ; a concluding series of passages in
the life of Mrs. Margaret Maitland. Boston,
1862. 12.
MadonnaMary. (In Littell's living age, v. 88-91. 1806.)
Magdalen Hepburn. N. Y., 1856. 12.
Margaret Maitland. See Passages (p. 2179).
Merkland; or, Self sacrifice. N.Y., 1854. 12.
Minister's wife. London, 1869. 3 v. 8.
Miss Majoribanks. N. Y., 1866. 8.
Same. (In Blackwood's mag., v. 97-99. 1865-66;
and in Littell's living age, v. 84-89. 1865-66.)
OLIPHANT
2179
OLIVER
Passages in the life of Mrs. Margaret Maitland;
written by herself. London, 1849. 12.
Note. For continuation gee Lilliesleaf (p. 2178).
Perpetual curate. X. Y., 1865. 8.
Same. New ed. Edin., London, 1869. 16.
Same. (In Ldttell's living age, v. 77-83. 1863-64.)
Quiet heart. X. Y., 1854. 8.
Same. (In Blackwood's mag., v. 74-75. 1853-54;
and in Littell's living age, v. 41. 1854.)
Son of the soil. X. Y., 1865. 8.
Same. (In Macmillan's mag., v. 9-11. 1864-65;
and in Littell's living age, v. 80-85. 1864-65.)
Squire Bolton's transgression. (In Eraser's mag.,
v. 57. 1858.)
The three brothers; a novel. N. Y., 1870. 8.
Same. (In St. Paul's mag., v. 4-6. 1869-70.)
Zaidee ; a romance. Boston, 1866. 8.
Samf. (In Blackwood's mag., v. 76-78. 1854-55;
and in Littell's living age, v. 44-48. 1855-56.)
Oliva, Fernan Perez de. Obras. 2a ed. Madrid,
1787. 2 v. 12.
Contents. Vol. 1. Los titulos de los generals de las
escuelas de Salamanca. Dialogo en latin y en Castel-
lano. Un largo discurso score la lengua castellana.
Dialogo de la dignidad del hombre. Discurso de las
poteneias del alma, y del buen uso deltas. Muestra de
la lengua castellana en el nacimiento de Hercules, 6 com-
edia de Amphitrion, tornado el argumento de la latina
de Plauto. La venganza de Agamenon; trag., cujo
argumento es de Sofocles. Hecuba triste; tragedia
[por] Euripides ; Oliva, tomando el argumento, y mu-
dundo muchos cosas, la escribio en castellano. 2. Ra-
zonamiento que hizo Oliva en el ayuntamiento de Cor-
dova, sobre la navegacion del rio Guadalquiver. Razo-
namiento que bizo en Salamanca el dia de la licion de
oposicion de la catedra de fllosofia moral. Algunas
poesias. Quince discursos de Ambrosio de Morales :
Lo mucho qui conviene ensenar lo bueno con dnlzura
de bien decir; La diferencia que hay entre Platon y
Aristoteles en la manera de ensenar; Quanto quiere
Dios que bagamos todo lo que a nosotros es posible en
todas las cosas, aunque suplicandole por ellas, esperemos
del el buen suceso ; Dos exemplos notables, donde se
ve como Dios algunas veces obra en sus maravillas con
solo su poder; y otras con servirse de algunos instru-
mentos naturales; Quan diferente cosa son grande
ingenio ; y buen ingenio ; Unos hombres valen mas que
sus riquezas, y las riquezas de otros valen mas que
ellos; En que consiste principalmente ser un hombre
necio, y qual esta condenada por lama yor necedad de
todas; Kl gran dafio que es en el juez proceder con
impetu y con ira; Quien ha sido estimado entre los
Gentiles por el hombre de mayor sabiduria; y como se
puede dar a entender que se acerto en juzgarlo ; Una
consideracion Christiana de mucho alivio y consuelo
tomada de un verso del poeta Virgilio ; Un error muy
danoso, comun entre los hombres, en desear muchas
veces lo que no les conviene ; Una consideracion por
donde se puede bien entender, como algunas veces las
estrellas tienen poderio sobre todo el hombre; Lo
mucho que importa la buena crianza de los hijos ;
Quan agradable es a Dios, y quanto importa que los
criados sean virtuosos; Del admirable y mas alto
efecto que hace el amor, quando trausforma al qne ama
en el amado. La divisa para D. Juan de Austria, y el
discurso sobre ella. Tabla de Cebes, tilosofo Tebano,
discipulo de Socrates, transladada de griego en castel-
lano por Ambrosio de Morales. Argumento y breve
declaracion de la tabla de Cebes. Discurso del licen-
ciado P. de Valles, sobre el temor de la muerte, y el
amor y deseo de la vida, y representacion de la gloria
del cielo.
Oliva, GiamPaoIo. MOXTAXARO, P. X. (In Grillo, L.
Elogi, v. 2. 1846.)
Oliva, Prusnia. HIRSCH, T. Die altere Cbronik und die
Schrifttafeln von Oliva. (In his Script, rer. Pruss.,
v. 1. 1861.)
Oliva y el laurel, La; alegoria; por J. Zorrilla. (In his
Obras, v. 2. 1852.)
Olivares, Gaspar de Guzman, conde de Olivares,
duqne (If San Lucar de Harramerla. Respuesta del
conde-duque a la carta de G. Alvanel. (In Valla-
dares,- A. Semanario erud., v. 3. 1787.) Quatro
papeles sobre la educacion de los senores infantes.
(In v. 29. 1790.)
- CHAMRERLAYXE, E. Rise and fall of count
Olivares. London, 1652. 8.
CROWE, E.E.,anrf JAMES, G. P. R. (In Lives of emi-
nent for. statesmen, v. 2. 1836. Lardner. Cab. eye.)
QUEVEDO Y VILLEGAS, F. de. Caidn de en privanza,
y muerte del conde-duque de Olivares. (In Valla-
dares, A. Semanario erud., v. 3. 1787.) REPRE-
SENTACION qui hizo al rey un buen vasallo deapues
que 8. M. separo de sua privanza il conde-duque
de O. Decreto de 8. M. que baxo un dla despues
que salio de Madrid y de la privanza el conde-duque
de O. (In v. 19. 1789.)
ROCCA, El conde de la. L'histoire du ministere
du comte-duc. Cologne, 1673. 24.
Olive. BARBOSA, A. S. Sobre a causa da doenqa,
chamada ferrugem, que vai grassando nos olivaes.
(In Lisbon. Ac. d. Sci. Mem. econ.. v. 3. 1791.)
DALLA- BELLA, J. A. Cultura das oliveiras.
Coimbra, 1786. 4.
VETTORI, P. Delia coltivazione degli ulivi.
Milano, 1806. 8.
Olive; a novel, [by Mrs. D. M. M. Craik]. Lpz.,
Taitchnitz, 1866. 2 v. 16.
Olive Branch, ship. ALLEX, I. Particulars of the
capture of the Olive Branch by H. M. S.
Audacious ; with the proc. before the Court
of Admiralty. London, 1798. 8.
Another copy. (B 778)
X.-irrative of the transactions rel. to the capture of
the Olive Branch, n.t.p. [18.] 8. (B 811)
Statements applicable to the cause of the Olive
Branch. Phila., 1807. 8. (B 426)
Twenty thousand muskets! particulars of the cap-
ture of the Olive Branch. London, 1797. 8. (B 780)
Olive branch, The. See Carey, M.
Olive branch and Christian inquirer ; ed. by A.
Kneeland. Vol. 1 ; May 17 - Dec. 27, 1828.
X. Y., 1828. 8.
Oliveira, Joaqnim Pedro Gomes de. Postnras de Azeitao,
comarcadeSetubal. (In Lisbon. Ac. d. Sci. Mem.
econ., v. 3. 1791.)
Oliveira, X T icolo d'. Livro das grandezas de
Lisboa. Lisboa, 1804. 4.
Oliveira Mendes, Luiz Antonio de. Discurso sobre as
doenQas agudas. (In Lisbon. Ac. d. Sci. Mem.
econ., v. 4. 1812.)
Oliver, Andrew, Lieut. Gov.of Ma%. Letter. See Hutch-
inson, T. Representations. (B 467)
MASS. Council. Proceedings of H. M.'s Council rel.
to the deposition of O. cone, what passed in council
in cons, of the affair of March 5. Boston, 1770. f.
(A 23)
Oliver, Andrew, the younger. Essay on comets, in two
parts. Salem, 1772. 8". (B 670, 693)
Same. With a mem. of the author by J. Davis. (In
Winthrop, J. Two lectures on comets, etc. 1759.)
Oliver, Benjamin Lynde. Hints for an essay on
the pursuit of happiness. Camb., 1818. 8.
Law summary. Boston, 1831. 8.
Poems and musical compositions for the piano-
forte. Boston, 1835. 8.
Practical conveyancing ; a selection of forms
with notes. 4th ed., enl. by P. Oliver.
Hallowell, 1845. 8.
Rights of an Amer. citizen; with a commentary
on state rights, and on the constitution and
policy of the U. S. Boston, 1832. 8.
Oliver, Danie'l, Jr., d. 1727, Funeral gennon on. 1727. See
Prince, T. (B 329, C 310)
Oliver, Daniel, </. 1732. BVLES, M. Elegy on the death of
O. (In Prince, T. Faithful servant. 1732. B 329,
C310)
Oliver, Daniel, M.D.. d. 1842. Address before
New Hamp. Hist. Soc., Concord, June 4. Concord,
1833. 8. (B270)
Same. (In N. H. Hist. Soc. Col., v. 5. 1837.)
Address before the Temperance Soc. of the Med.
Class, Dartmouth Coll., Oct. 31. Windsor, Vt.,
1832. 8. (B 1278)
Address, Dartmouth Coll., induction into the profes-
sorship of moral and intel. philosophy. Concord,
1825. 8. (B 569)
First lines of physiology. Boston, 1835. 8.
MASS. MED. Soc. " (In their Med. comm., v. 7. 1848.)
Oliver, Edward Brattle. Practical text-book of
music, as connected with the art of play-
ing the piano-forte. Boston, [1853]. 12.
OLIVER
2180
OLMSTED
Oliver. Mrs. Elizabeth, funeral sermon on. 1735. See
Prince, T. (B 230, 854)
Oliver, Fitch Edward. Oliver's collection of hymn
and psalm tunes, etc. Boston, 1860. ob. 8.
Selection of ancient psalm melodies ; adapted
to the canticles. Boston, 1852. 8.
Oliver, George. Abridgment of Oliver's dictionary of
symbolical masonry. (In Judson, L. C. Masonic
advocate. 1859.)
Guide to the castle of Edin. Edin.,1853. 12". (C 275)
Oliver, Henry Kemble. The monitorial system. (In Amer.
Inst. "of Instr. Lect. 1830.) Teacher's morals and
manners. (In 1851.)
Oliver, James. Wreck of the Glide, with recollec-
tions of the Fijiis and of Wallis Island.
N. Y., London, 1848. 8.
Oliver, Mary. See Appleton, W. 8.
Oliver, Peter, b. 1713, d. 1791. Poem to the memory of
Hon. Josiah Willard; late secretary of the Province
of Mass. Bay. Boston, 1757. 4. (B 650)
Speech, May 15. 1750, [on] the death of I. Lothrop.
Boston, 1750. 4. (A 72)
Oliver, Peter, b. 1821, d. 1855. The Puritan com-
monwealth. Boston, 1856. 8.
THORNTON, J. W. 'Puritan commonwealth'
reviewed. Boston, 1857. 8.
Oliver, Thomas. See Oliver family.
Note. Repr., with add., from the New Eng.
hist, and geneal. reg. for 1865.
Oliver, Wm. Practical diss. on Bath waters.
London, 1707. 8.
Oliver & Boyd, booksellers. Edinburgh almanack,
1816, 17-21. Edin., 1816-21. 3 v. 12.
New Edinburgh almanac, 1841, 44, 49, 50, 52,
58. Edin., [1841-58]. 6 v. 12.
Same. For 1837. Edin., [1836]. 12. (E 27)
Northern suppl., 1837. Aberdeen. [1836]. 12. (E 27)
Western suppl., 1837. Edin., [1836]. 12. (E 27)
Scottish tourist. 19th ed. Edin., London,
1852. 12.
Oliver family. WHITMORE, W. H. Brief geneal-
ogy of the descendants of Thomas O. Bos-
ton, 1865. 4.
Oliver Twist; by C. Dickens. Phila., 1850. 8.
Same. Lpz., Tauchnitz, 1843. 16.
ffote. From Bentley's miscel., v. 1-5. 1837-39.
Oliver Twist; a serio-comic burletta, by G. Almar. (In
Sargent, E. Mod., stand, dr., v. 29.)
Olives, Mount of. TOBLER, T. Die Siloahquelle
und der Oelberg. St. Gallen, 1852. 8.
Olivet, Pierre Joseph Thoulier, abbe d*. Histoire de
1'Acad. Fraii9., contin. par. O. See Pellisson Fonta-
nier, P.
Poetarum ex Academia Gallica qui Lat., aut.
Gruec. scripserunt carmina. Altera ed.
Hag. Com., 1740. 8.
Contents. P. D. Huetius. C. F. Fraguerius.
(Enopion (Boivin de Villereuve). G. Massiaeus.
J. Olivetus. B. Monetas.
- Same. Ed. nov. Lugd. Bat., 1743. 8.
Truite de la prosodie francaise. (In Girard, G. Sy-
nonymes frangaises. 1737.)
ALEMBERT, J. le R. d'. (In his O3uvres, v. 10. 1805.)
Olivier, . D'ongelukkige Napolitaen, of Zeld-
zaem levensbedryf van Rozelli ; uit het Frans
vertaeld. Utrecht, 1710. 8.
Olivier Duhamol; [par F. Soulie]. (Vol. 4, oof his Drames
inconnus. 1857.)
Olivier, Guillaume Antoine. Travels in the Otto-
man Empire, Egypt, and Persia. London,
1801. 2 v. 8.
Atlas. 2d ed. London, 1802. 4.
Histoire nat. des insectes. (Vol. 92-97 of Encyclop6die
method. 1789-1811.)
CUVIER, G. L. C. F. D. (In hi* Eloges hist., v. 2.
1819.)
Olivier de Castile et Arttis d'Algarbe; par P. Camus. (In
Biblioth. univ. des romans, Nouv., v. 26. 1799.)
Olizarowski, Tomasz. Woskresenki. Paryz, 1846. 12.
(E 101)
Olizaroski, Tomasz August. Exercycije poetyckie.
Londyn, 1839. 18.
Olla podrida ; by F. Marryat. London, 1840.
3 v. 12.
Ollegarius, St : , JSarcinonensis. FLOREZ, H. Vida de 8.
Olegario. Vita 8. Ollegarii. Miraculum. (In
his Espana sagrada, v. 29. 1775.)
Ollendorff, Heinrich Gottfried. New method
adapted to the French. 2d ed. London,
1846. 8.
Key to the exercises. 2d ed. Lond., 1846. 8.
Same. Revised ed. N. Y., 1852. 12.
New method, adapted to the German. (Pt. 1,
8th ed., pt. 2, 2d ed.) London, 1855-46.
2 v. 8.
Key. 3d ed. London, 1844. 8.
New method, adapted to the Italian. London,
1846. 8.
Key; ed. by F. Forresti. N. Y., 1849. 12.
New method, adapted to the Spanish lang. See Ve-
lazquez, M.. and Simonne, T.
Ollio River. See Oglio.
Ollivier, Charles Prosper. Traite des maladies dela
moelleepiniere. 3eed. Paris, 1837. 2 v. 8.
Ollivier, Emile. Democratic et liberte [1861-67].
Paris, 1867. 8.
Le 19 Janvier; comte-rendu aux electeurs de la
3e circonscription de la Seine. 3e ed. Paris,
1869. 12.
Olmedo, El cura de. Carta sobre la Labranza y Granado,
1609. (In Valladares, A. Seman., v. 20. 1789.)
Olmstead, Gideon. See Olmsted.
Olmsted, Alexander Fisher. Whirlwinds produced by the
burning of a cane-brake in Alabama. (In Amer.
Assoc. Proc., v. 4. 1851.)
Olmsted, Denison. Compendium of astronomy.
6th ed. N. Y., 1844. 12.
Compendium of nat. phil. New Haven, 1833. 8.
Late periodical visitation of the aurora borealis;
Notes on some points of electrical theory; Pecu-
liar properties of a compound of lard and rosin.
(In Amer. Assoc. Proc., v. 4. 1851.) Obs. on the
zodiacal light. (In v. 6. 1852.) Notes on the Wil-
mington gunpowder explosion. (In v. 9. 1856.)
Address in commemoration of W. C. Redfield, first
president of the Assoc. Electrical hypotheses of
the aurora borealis. (In v. 11. 1857.)
Introduction to astronomy. Ster. ed. N. Y.,
1847. 8.
Life and writings of E. P. Mason. N. Y.,
1842. 12.
- Memoir of E. Whitney. New Haven, 1846. 8.
Another copy. (B 1461)
Recent secular period of aurora borealis. (In Smith-
sonian Inst. Contrib., v. 7, 8. 1855-56.)
Remarks on the preparation of mortar, n.t.p. [1821.]
8. (B 541)
School system of Connecticut. ( In Amer. Inst. Instr.
Lect., 1838.) Beau ideal of the perfect teacher.
(In 1845.)
Olmsted, Frederick Law. Hospital transports ; a
memoir of the embarkation of sick and
wounded from the peninsula of Virginia,
1862. Boston, 1863. 16.
Journey in the back country. N.Y., 1860. 12.
Journey in the seaboard slave states. N. Y.,
1856. 12.
Journey through Texas. N. Y., 1857. 12.
Journeys and explorations in the cotton
kingdom. London, 1861. 2 v. 8.
Public parks and the enlargement of towns. (In
Amer. Soc. Sci. Assoc. Journ., v. 3. 1871.)
Walks and talks of an American farmer in
England. N. Y., 1854. 12.
Olmsted or Olmatead (Gideon) *. E. Sergeant and E.
Waters. PENNSYLVANIA. Legist, llouxe. Report
on governor's [of Penn.] message ivl. to mandamus
of Supreme Court of U. 8. in caseof O. n.p., [1801].
8. (B971)
Report of committee, n.t.p. [178-.] 8. (B 1437)
OLMSTED
2181
ONDERDONK
et al ts. Rittenhonse's executiices. PETERS, R., Jr.
Whole proc. of Olmsted, and others, r*. Kitten-
house's executrices. Phi la., 1809. 8. (B 412, "W12)
LtOYD, T. Report of the trial of M. Bright for ob-
structing the execution of the writ of arrest in the
case of G. Olrasted and others. Phila., 1809. 8".
(B 412)
Olmutz. PILE-WORK antiquities of O. (In Smithsonian
Inst. Reports, 1866.)
Olney, Jesse. Modern geography. 44th ed. N.Y.,
1844. 8.
Olney, Peter B. Biography of E. Chapin. (In Higginson
T. W. Harvard mem. biog.,v. 2. 1866.)
Olney, Capt. Stephen. WILLIAMS, Mrs. C. R. (In her
Biog. of rev. heroes. 1839.)
O'Loghlen, Sir Michael. SHEIL. R. L. (In hi* Sketches,
legal and political, v. 1. 1855.)
Olonne, Catherine Henriette d'Angennes, comtetse d'.
Bt'ssY-ItABUTlN, R. (In his Mem., v. 2. 1857.)
O'Looney, B. Tochmarc Bec-Fola, etc. (In Roy. Irish.
Acad. Proc., v. 1. 1870.)
Olshausen, Hermann. Biblical commentary on the
New Testament ; tr. 1st Amer. ed., rev. after
4th German ed. by A. C. Kendrick ; pref. Ols-
hausen's Proof of genuineness of writings of
New Testament, tr. by D. Fosdick. X. Y.,
1858. 6 v. 8.
Olshausen, J. Priifung des Charakters der in den assyr-
ischen Keilinschriften enthalteneu semitischen
Sprache. (In Berlin. Ak. d. Wiss. Abb. .1864.)
Oltmans, Jan Frederik. De schaapherder een
verhaal uit den utrechtschen oorlog, 1481-83 ;
door J. van den Hage. Amst., 1838. 4 v. 8.
Olympe de Cleves ; par Alex. Dumas. Nouv. ed.
Paris, 1860. 3 v. 18.
Olympia and ruins of the City of Elis ; by J. S.
Stanhope. London, 1824. f.
Olympias. BOEHRINGER, F. (In his Die Kirche Christ!,
v. 1, Abth. 4. 1846.)
Olympic games. DISSEN, L. De ordine certa-
minum Olympicorum per quinque dies. (In Goet-
tingen. Ges. d. Wiss. Comm.. 1832, 37.)
KRAVSE, J. H. Olympia, oder Darstellung der
grossen olympischen Spiele. \Vien, 1838.
8. CE/.///W/OT, 2r Th. f Ir Bd.)
Olympichus. Fragm. (In Mueller, C. Fr. hist. Gr., v. 4.
1851.)
Olympiodorus Thfbcnis,Jl. 4th cent. Ex historia Olympio-
dori excerpta. (In Byzantinse hist, scr., v. 1. 17-X);
and in Niebuhr. Byzant. hist. scr.. v. 14. 1729.)
Fragm. (In Mueller, C. Fr. hist. Gr., v. 4. 1851.)
Olympiodorus, fl. 6th' cent. Life of Plato. (In Plato.
Works. 1848.)
Vita Platonis. ( In Diogenes Laertius. De clarorum
philos. vitis. 1850.)
Olympus. Fragm. (In Mueller, C. Fr. hist. Gr., v. 3.
1849.)
Omai, putud. Narrations. See Baston, G. A. R., Fabbe.
Omalius d'Halloy, Jean Baptiste Julien, baron d'.
Geological extent of the formation of the environs
of Paris. Observations on a sketch of a geolog-
ical map of France, the Pays-Bas, etc. (In De la
Beche, H. T. Selection of geol. mem. 1836.)
- Introduction a la geologic. 3e ed. Brux.,
1838. 2 v. 8 and Atlas obi. f.
Oman. GERMAIN, A. Quelques mots sur 1'Oman et le
Sultan de Maskate. (In Paris. Soc. de Geog. Bui..
5eser., v. 16. 1868.)
- SAL!L IBX-RAZ'IK. History of the Imams and
Seyyids of 'Oman; tr. and ed. with notes
and [contin.] by G. P. Badger. London,
1871.8. (Hakluyt Soc., v. 44.)
Omar, Successors of. FRAEHN, C. M. Quinque centurise
numorum anecdotorum Chalifarum Umeijadarum
turn Abbasidarum. (In St. Petersburg. Ac. Sci.
Mem., 6e ser, v. 4. 1840.)
Ombre. HORVITZ, A. S. Das konigliche 1'Hombre.
Hamburg, 1851. 16.
O'Meara, Barry Edward. Napoleon in exile; or,
A voice from St. Helena, and the opinions of
Napoleon. Phila., 1822. 2 v. 12.
Observations upon the authenticity of Bourrienne's
memoirs of Napoleon. London, 1831. 8. (B 1019)
Omens. LAURENTICS Lydus, 3. De ostentis
fragmenta. (In Mazimus, V. De dictie, v. 2, pt. 2.
MATHER, I. Heaven's alarm to the world; sermon,
lecture, Jan. 20, 1680. 2d impree. Boston, 1682.
8'. (C 1)
-- KofiTjroypa^ia; disc. cone, comets. Boston, 1683. 8*.
(C 1)
-- The latter sign; sermon at lecture, AUK. 31, 1682.
[Boston, 1682?] 12. (C 1)
OBSEQUENS, J. De prodigils; cum anunad. J.
Schefferi, et suppl. C. Lycosthenis, cur. F.
Oudendorpio. Lugd. Bat., 1720. 12.
-- Same. Cur. Regnit, 1772. 8.
-- De prodigiis cum suppl. C. Lycosthenis. (In Mari-
mns, V. De dictis, v. 3. 1823.)
WEBER, A. Zwei vedische Texte Uber Omina und
Portenta. (In Berlin. Ak. d. Wiss. Abb., 1858.)
Omer Pasha, originally Michael Lattas. ARBUTH-
NOT, G. Herzegovina ; or, Omer Pacha and
the Christian rebels. London, 1862. 8.
OLIPHANT, L. Trans-Caucasian campaign
under Omer Pacha, 1855. London, 1856. 8.
POLJADE, E. (In Revue d. D. Mondes, dec. 1855, avr..
sept. 1856.)
Omerique, Hugo de. Analysis geometrica. Pars
l.deplanis. Gadibus, 1698. 4.
Omnia comesta a bello; or, An answer out of the West to
a question out of the North, n.p., 1679. 4. (B12)
Omnigraph. BECKER, F. P. Specimens of engrav-
ings, by the omnigraph. London, [1841]. 4.
Omnium gatherum. [Vol. 1.] Boston, 1810. 8.
Omnium gatherum. See Caricaturist's scrap book. [18].
Omodei (Lat. Homodeins), Antonio Filoteo. ^Etnae topo-
graphia, atque ejus incendiornm historia. (In
Grsevius. Thes. antiq. Sicil.. v. 9. 1723.)
Omodei, Francesco. Del petardo di guerra. (In Turin. Ac.
d. Sci. Mem., v. 28. 1824.) Dellespingarde.
Delle colubrine. (In v. 30. 1826.) Dell' origine
della polvere da guerra e del primo uso delle artig-
Here a fuoco. (In v. 38. 1835.)
Omond, J. R. Sermon ; Christ's joy in his people. (In
Free church pulpit. 1853.)
Omoo ; adventures in the South Seas ; by H. Mel-
ville. N. Y., 1847. 12.
Omphalos; an attempt to untie the geological knot. See
Gosse, P. H.
"Mulconry, Ferfeasa. See O'Clery, M., and others. An-
nals of the four masters. 1851.
On both sides of the sea; by [E. R. Charlesl.
N. Y., 1867. 12.
Same. London, 1868. 12.
On ne badine pas avec 1'amour; par A. de Musset. (In his
Com., v. 1. 1853.)
On ne s'uvise jamaisde tout; opera comiqne. See Sedaine,
M. J.
On lie sanrait penser a tout; par A. de Musset. (In his
Com., v. 2. 1853.)
On the border; by [J. R. Gilmore]. Boston, 1867.
12.
On the edge of the storm ; by the author of Mile.
Mori. N. Y., 1869. 12.
On the heights; by B. Auerbach ; [tr. by F. E.
Bunnett]. Boston, 1868. 12.
Ona, Pedro de. Arauco domado. (/h Resell, C. Poemas
epicos, v. 2. 1854; v. 29 of Aribau. Bibl.)
Onbiralat, irta Arisztidesz. Lipcse, 1862. 8.
Once upon a time. See Knight, C.
Oncken, Wilbelm. Brasidas und der Geschichtschreiber
Thukydides als Stratege vor Amphipolis. (In His-
torische Zeitschrift, v. 10. 1862-69.)
Onderdonk, Benjamin Treadwell, Bp. Sermon,
Christian simplicity. (In Frot. Episc. pulpit, v. 2.
1832.)
Another copy. 1832. (B 1779)
The Church, the faith, tradition ; sermon. N. Y., 1844.
8. (B1298)
Statement of facts connected with the recent trial of
the Bp. of N. Y. N. Y., 1845. 8. (B 1392)
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE U. S.
Court for the Trial of O. Proceedings.
N. Y., 1845. 8.
ONDERDONK
2182
OPATA
Onderdonk, Henry, Jr. Capture and death of
Gen. N. Woodhull ; in letters addressed to
J. F. Cooper. [Cuttings from 'Home jour-
nal'. N. Y., 1848.]
Documents and letters intended to illustrate
the revolutionary incidents of Queens Co.
N. Y., 1846. 12.
Queens Co. (N. Y.) in olden time. Jamaica,
N. Y., 1865. 4.
Revolutionary incidents of Suffolk and Kings
Counties. N. Y., 1849. 12.
Onderdonk, Henry Ustick, Bp. BINNEY, H. The case of
Onderdonk stated and considered. Phila., 1853. 8.
(B 1392)
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Penn. Decision
of the bishops who united in the consecration of O. ;
with address of presiding bishop. Phila., 1827. 8.
(Wl)
Narrative of the consecration of O. ; with address of
presiding bishop. Phila., 1827. 8. (W 1)
One hour; or, The carnival ball; an original burletta. See
Bayly, T. H.
One hundred scriptural arguments for the Unitarian faith.
6th ed. Boston, A.U.A., 1830. 12. (C 168, v. 1.)
One in a thousand; [by G. P. R. James]. Phila.,
1836. 2 v. 12.
One maiden only ; by E. C. Tainsh. London,
1870. 3 v. 16.
One too many for him ; a farce. See Williams, T. J.
One week at Amer, an American city of the 19th
century. Boston, Camb., 1858. 8.
O'Neal the Great; by N. Clarke. (In Sargent, E. Mod.
stand, dr., v. 42.)
O'Neall, John Belton. Biographical sketches of
the bench and bar of S. Carolina. Charles-
ton, 1859. 2 v. 8.
Negro law of S. Carolina, col. and digested,
under a resolution of the State Agric. Soc.
Columbia, 1848. 8.
Negro laws of the South. (In DeBow. Indust. res.
8. and W. States, v. 2. 1852.)
Oneida Community. DIXON, W.H. (In his New America.
1867.)
NOYES, J.H. (In his History of American socialisms.
Oneida Co., N. Y. JONES, P. Annals and recol-
lections of O. Rome, 1851. 8.
1870.)
Oneida Co. (N~. Y.~) Agricultural Soc. HITCHCOCK, I. S.
Address with award of premiums, etc., at the 7th
annual fair, New Hartford, Sept. Rome, 1847. 8.
(B 1586)
Oneida Female Miss. Soc. Report of trustees at ann. meet-
ing, Utica, Sept. 3. Utica, 1816. 8. (C 61)
Oneida Indians. KIP, W. I. A few days at
Nashotah. Albany, 1849. 8.
BELKNAP, J., and MORSE, J. Report of a committee
who visited the Oneida and Mohekunah Indians in
1795. (In Mass. Hist. Soc. Col., v. 5. 1816.)
MILET, P. Relation de sa captivite parmi les
Onneiouts, 1690-91. Nouv. York, 1864. 8.
Onesicritus. Fragm. (In Arrianus. Anabasis. 1846.)
Onesimus. Fragm. (In Mueller, C. Hist. Gr. frag., v. 3.
1849.)
Onesimus, pseud. See Courtier, P. L.
Onesimus Secundus, pseud. True interpretation of
the Amer. civil war and of England's cotton
difficulty. 2d ed. London, 1863. 8.
Onesiphorus, pseud. Ceylon and the Cingalese. (In Dub-
lin univ. mag., v. 32-34. 1848-49.)
Onesta non si vince, L' ; comodia. See Giraud, G.
Onesto da Bologna. Sonetti (In Trucchi, F. Poes. ital.
ined., v. 1. 1846.)
Enff. (In Rossetti, D. G. Early Ital. poets. 1861.)
Ongaro, Francesco dall'. La donna bianca del Collalto.
(hi Brofferio, A. Tradiz. ital., v. 1. 1847.) - II
pozzo d'amore. H berretto <li Pel di Lupo. Un
episodic della rivoluzione siciliana. (In v. 4. 1850.)
A Teresa R. La viola. (In Poeti ital. 1843.)
Vitadi L. Manara. (In Amato. Pantcon, v. 2. 1851.)
Ongley, R. Henley. Kssay on the nature and use of the
militia. London, 1757. 8. (B 578)
Onion, Stephen B. Narrative of the meeting on the
schooner Plattsburg. Boston, 1819. 8. (B 447)
Onis, Luis de. Memoir upon the negotiations between
Spain and the U. S. which led to the treaty of 1819;
tr. by T. Walking. Wash., 1821. 8. (B 535)
Onkelei, Die; von A. G. A. Muellner. (In his Spiele fiir
die BUhne, v. 2. 1820.)
Only ; [by Mrs. M. A. P. Mackarness]. (In her Sunbeam
stories, v. 2. 1868.)
Only a clod ; a comic drama. See Simpson, J. P.
Only a fiddler; a Danish romance, by H. C. Ander-
sen. N. Y., 1870. 8.
Only a girl ; or, A physician for the soul ; a romance
from the German of W. von Hillern ; by
Mrs. A. L. Wister. Phila., 1870. 12.
Only a half-penny ; a farce, by J. Oxenford. (No. 90 of De
Witt's acting plays.)
Only son. The. (In Dublin univ. mag., v. 57-58. 1861;
and in Littell's living age, v. 69-71. 1861.)
Onolzbach. See Anspach.
Onomasticon literarium. See Saxe, C.
Onomasticon Tullianum. See Orelli, J. C., and Baiter, G. J.
Onomatopoeia. BLACKIE, J. 8. On the principle of ono-
matopoeia in language. (In Roy. Soc. of Edin.
Trans., v. 24. 1867.)
Onondaga Indians, Onondaga Co. CLARK, J. V. H.
Reminiscences of earlier and later times.
Syracuse, 1849. 2 v. 8.
SHEA, J. G. French- Onondaga dictionary.
N. Y., 1860. 8. (Lib. of Amer. ling.)
Onorio, Filippo. De serenissima republica Venetorum
deque illius imperio et populorum moribus. (In
Contarini, G. De rcpub. Venet. 1628.)
Onosander. Les institutions ; tr. du grec. (In Guischardt,
C. Mem. mil., v. 2. 1758.)
Von den Kriegsshandlungen und Rathen der giiten
Hauptleut. (In Frontinus, J. Von den giiten
Rathen. 1532.)
Onslow, Arthur, Serjeant. Substance of [his] speech on a
bill intituled 'An actcontainingordersfor labourers',
etc. (In Pamphleteer, 1814; v. 4 of B 838) Sub-
stance of a speech on the liberty of the subject.
(In 1815; v. 5.) Substance of [his] speech on [re-
pealing] the laws which regulate the rate of interest.
(In 1816; v. 8.)
WOOLRYCH, H. W. (In his Lives of serjeants-at-law,
v. 2. 1869.)
Onslow, George. HALEVY, J. F. F. E. (In his Souvenirs.
1861.)
Ontario Co., N. T. FISHER, M. Brief of the titles of R.
Morris to a tract of country in the Co. of Ontario ;
[with] copies of the principal acts of Congress and
of the Legislatures of Mass, and N. Y. Phila.,
[179-?]. 4. (W80)
Ontwa, the son of the forest. N. Y., 1822. 8.
Onuba. BAKCO Y GASCA, A. J. del. Dissertacion
sobre reducir la antigua Onuba a la villa de
Huelva. Sevilla, 1755. 16.
Onward ! right onward ; by L. C. Tuthill. Bos-
ton, 1845. 18.
Onyx ring, The. STERLING. J. (In his Essays, v. 2. 1848.)
Oology. See Eggs ; Ornithology.
Oordoa language. See Hindustani.
Oort, H. Worship of Baalim in Israel ; tr. with
notes by J. W. Colenso. London, 1865. 8.
Oost-Indische Compagnie. BARBEYRAC, J. De-
fense du droit de la Compagnie Hollandoise
des Indes Orientales. La Haye, 1725. 8.
COMMELIN, I. Begin ende voortgangh van de
Vereenighde Nederlantsche Geoctr. Oost-
Indische Co. [Amst.,] 1646. 2 v. obi. 4.
Eng., part. Collection of voyages by the Dutch
East India Company; tr. London, 1703/8.
MEMORIE van grieven en bezwaaren van participanten
in de Geoctroijeerde Nederlandsche O.-I. Co. n.p.,
1795. 8. (B 1011)
Opal. SMITH. J. L. Notice of a magnesian opal, from
near Ilarmanjick, Asia Minor. (In Amer. Assoc.
Proc., v. 6. 1852.)
Opal, The ; monthly periodical of the New York
State Lunatic Asylum. Vol. 4. Utica,
1864. 8.
Opata. GRAMMATICAL sketch of the Heve language ;
tr. from the Spanish ms. by B. Smith. N. Y.,
1861. 8. (Lib. of Amer. ling., v. 3.)
OPATOWITZ
2183
OPIUM
Opatowitz. ANNALEgOpatowicenses, 1146-58. (In Pertz,
G. II. Mon. Germ., Scr., v. 17. 1861.)
Opdyke, George. Report on the currency made to the
N. Y. Currency Reform Assoc. N. Y., 1858. 8 (B
1545)
Opel, Julius Otto. Deutsche Finanznoth beim Beginn des
SOjahrigen Kreiges. (In Historische Zeitschrift,
v. 16. 1866.) Elizabeth Stuart, Kurfiirstin der
Pfaltz, Konigin von Bohmen. (In v. 28. 1870.)
Opel, Peter. ANURESEN, A. (In his Derdeutsche peintre-
graveur, v. 2. 1865.)
Opelius, Constantinus, pseud. See Sheffer, J.
Opera. ARTEAGA, S. Le rivoluzioni del teatro
musicale italiano. 2a ed. Venezia, 1785.
3,. QO
V. 8 .
ALEMBERT, J. le R. d'. De la Iibert6 de la muaique.
(In his CEuvres, v. 3. 1805.)
CLAYTON, E. C. Queens of song ; memoirs of
female vocalists ; added, a list of operas.
X. Y., 186-5. 8.
CLEMENT, F., and LAROVSSE, P. Dictionnaire
lyrique ; ou, Histoire des operas. Paris,
[187-]. 8.
CROZET, F. Revue de la musique dramatique
en France. Grenoble, 1866. 8.
Supplement ; operas represented a Paris
[1867J-71. Grenoble, 1872. 8.
GIRALD, G. (In hi* Opere, v. 14. 1842.)
HOGARTH, G. Memoirs of the musical drama.
London, 1838. 2 v. 8.
LUMLEY, B. Reminiscences of the opera.
London, 1864. 8.
MOSTAGU, W. D. Music: operatic and martial.
Music from the opera and Oudenarde. Influence of
Oudenarde on the opera. (In his Court and society,
v. 2. 1864.)
See al*o Drama; Music.
Opera comica, L'. (In Teatro nuevo esp., v. 5. 1801.)
Opera, Lea ; comedie. See St. Evremond, C. M. de St.
D. de.
Opera houses. DIDRON, A. N. Iconographie de I'opera.
(In Annales archeol., v. 24. 1864.) SAGETTE, J.
Apropos d'une iconograpbie de I'opera. (In v. 25.
1865.)
Operations of the Brit, and allied arms, during the cam-
paigns of 174S-44; by an eye witness. London, 1744.
8. (B 760. 1707)
Opere vane, transportate dal franzese, e recitate in
Bologna. Bologna, 1724-30. 6 v. 12.
Content*. Vol. 1. Pradon. La Statira. Ducier.
Muzio Scevola. Borseaut. Germanico. Corneille,
P. Cinna. 2. Corneille, P. Sofonisba. Borseaut.
Maria Stuarda. Racine. Alessandro il grande. La
Fosse, A. de. Manlio Capitolino. 3. Qninault. L' Ama-
lasunta. Racine. La Rosanu. Corneille, P.
L'amante inimica. 4. Corneille, P. La Rodoguna.
Rotrou. 11 Vincislao. Corneille, P. La vera nobilita.
5. Corneille, P. L'Orazio. La Fosse, A. de. La Polis-
sena. Corneille, P. II Pollieuto. 6. Racine. L'At-
talia. La Motte, A. H. de. Li Maccabei. Rotrou.
8. Gennesio martire.
Opfertod, Der; von A. v. Kotzebue. (In his Theater, v. 8.
1840.)
Ophelio. Fragm. (In Meineke, A. Frag. com. Grsec.,
v. 4. 1830; and hi* Poet. com. Graec. 1855.)
Ophir. QCATREMERE, E. XI. Le pays d'Ophir. (In Paris.
Inst. Ac. d. Inscr. Mem., v. 15, 2e pt. 1855.)
Ophthalmia. EDMONSTON, A. Varieties and con-
sequences of O. Edin., 1806. 8.
- VETCH, J. O. in England after the return of
the army from Egypt. London, 1807. 8.
WARE, J. Ophthalmy, psorophthalmy, etc., of
new born children. London, 1814. 8.
ADAMS, Sir W. On measures resorted to for
retarding plans for the extermination of O.
London, 1817. 8.
LLOYD, E. A. On O. (In his Xature of scrofula
1821.)
- O'HALLORAN, T. Acute and chronic O. Lon-
don, 1824. 8.
See also Eye ; Cataract.
274. (5. 11. 78.)
Ophthalmoscope. HOGG, J. Ophthalmoscope, its
value in explor. of diseases of the eye. 2d
ed. London, 1859. 12.
HEYMANN, F. M. Die Autoskople des Auges nnd eine
neue Methode. Lpz., 1863. 8. (E 25a)
MAUTHNER, L. Lehrbuch der Ophthalmosco-
pie. 2. Abth. "Wien, 1868. 8.
SCHWEIGGER, C. Vorlesungen iiber den Ge-
brauch des Augenspiegels. Berlin, 1864. 8.
Opie, Mrs. Amelia (Alderson). Adeline Mowbray,
or, The mother and daughter. 1st Amer. ed.
Georgetown, 1808. 2 v. 12.
Same. Boston, 1827. 12.
Detraction displayed. X. Y., 1828. 12.
Father and daughter. 3ded. Lond., 1802. 16.
Same. Boston, 1827. 12.
Illustrations of lying. From 2d London ed.
Boston, 1826. 12.
Madeline; a tale. Boston, 1827. 12.
Memoir of J. Opie. (In Opie, J. Lectures on paint-
ing. 1809.)
Xew tales. Boston, 1827. 2 v. 12.
Content*. Vol. 1. Mrs. Arlington. Proposals of
marriage. White lies. Henry Woodville. 2. The
Quaker and the young man of the world. A tale of
trials. Confessions of an odd tempered man. The
ruffian boy. The welcome home.
Simple tales. 2d Amer. ed. Georgetown,
1810. 2 v. 12.
Same. Boston, 1827. 2 v. 12.
Tales of real life, n.t.p. [Boston, 1827.] 12.
Content*. Lady Anna and Lady Jane. Austin and
his wife. The mysterious stranger. Appearance is
against her.
- Temper, a tale. Boston, 1812. 2 v. 18.
Sai. Boston, 1827. 2 v. 12.
Valentine's eve. Boston, 1827. 12.
MARTINEAU, H. (In her Biog. sketches. 1869.)
Opie, John. Lectures on painting ; prefixed, a
memoir by A. Opie. London, 1809. 4.
Same. (In Wornum, R. X. Lect. 1848.)
CUSMNRIIAM, A. (In hit Lives of Brit, painters,
v. 2. 1830. Fam. lib., v. 5; and Harper's fam. lib.,
v. 18.)
Opinion nationale, L' ; Jan., 1864 - Oct. 15, 1876.
Paris, 1864-76. 23 v. f.
Opinione, L'. 1861-71. Torino, 1861-65, Firenze,
1866-71. 11 v. f.
Opinions as to the real stole of the nation. 2d ed. (In
Pamphleteer, 1823; v. 21 of B 838)
Opinions respecting the commercial intercourse between
U. 8. and Gr. Brit. ; by J. Bowdoin. Boston, 1797.
8. (B 741)
Opitz, Heinrich. Lexicon Hebrseo-Chaldaeo-Bibli-
cum. Lips., Franc., 1705. 4.
Opitz von Boberfeld, Martin. Auserlesene Ge-
dichte. Lpz., 1822. 24. (Mueller, W.
Bibl. deutscher Dichter, v. 1.)
Opium. CALKINS, A. Opium and the opium appe-
tite. Phila., 1871. 12.
- CRUMPE, S. Xature and properties of opium.
London, 1793. 8.
DAY, H. The opium habit, with suggestions
as to the remedy. X. Y., 1868. 12".
DE QUINCEY, T. Confessions of an opium-
eater. Phila., 1823. 18.
Same. Boston, 1851. 16.
LEIGH, J. Experimental inquiry into the
properties of opium. Edin., 1786. 8.
MOREWOOD, S. Illustration of the consumption and
effects of opium. (In hi Philos. and statistical
hist, of the mariuf. of liquors. 1838.)
See also Chinese repository, passim.
Opium trade. ALLEN, X. The opium trade in
India and China. 2d ed. Lowell, 1853. 8.
DOCUMENTS rel. to opium. From the Chinese reposi-
tory, n.p., 1837. 4. (A 44)
OPIUM
2184
OPTICS
FRY, W. S. Facts rel. to the opium trade with China.
London. 1840. 8. (B 1154)
MUDIE, II. View of the opium question. (In his
China and its resources. 1840.)
- THELWALL, A. S. Iniquities of the opium
trade with China. London, 1839. 8.
O-poeiad, The; a satire; by a mad bull. London, 1810. 8.
(B 726)
Oporinus (Germ. Hesrbter), Johannes. NICERON, J. P.
(In his Mem., v. 27. 1734.)
Oporto or Porto, Portugal. COSTA, A. R. da. De-
scripgao da cidade do Porto. Porto, 1789. 8.
FLOREZ, H. La iglesia de Porto. (In his EspaHa sa-
grada, v. 21. 1766.)
Oporto. R. Bibliotheca Publica. Catalogo das
obras duplicadas. 2a ed. Porto, 1866. 8.
Oposicion a cortcjo, La. See Cruz y Cano, R. de la.
Opossum. BARTON, B. S. Facts rel. to the generation of
the opposum of N. Amer. Phila., 1806. 8. (B469,
835)
Oppermann, C. A. Visites d'un ingenieur a 1'Expo-
sition. 2eed. Paris, 1867. 1 v. and Atlas 8.
Oppert, F. Hospitals, infirmaries, and dispensa-
ries ; their construction, interior arrangement,
and management. London, 1867. 8".
Oppert, Gustav. Der Presbyter Johannes in Sage
und Geschichte. 2e Aufl. Berlin, 1870. 8.
Oppert, Jules. Les rapports de 1'Egypte et de 1'Assyrie
dans 1'antiquite. (In Paris. Inst. Ac. d. Inscr.
Div. sav., le fer., v. 8. 1869.)
Oppianus. De venr.tione. De piscatione. (In Poetse
hucolici. 1851.)
BUSSEMAKER, U.C. Scholia et paraphrases in Oppia-
num ed. See Theocritus. DUEBNER, F. Scholia,
1849.
- DRCMMOND, W. H. On the life and writings of O.
(In Roy. Irish Acad. Trans., v. 13. 1818.) Anal-
ysis of the 'Cynegetics' of O. (In v. 14. 1818.)
Oppolzer, Johann. Vorlesungen iiber specielle
Pathologie und Therapie. Ir Bd., Ir, 2r,
Lief. Erlangen, 1866-67. 8.
Opportunity, a novel; by A. M. C. Seemuller.
Boston, 1868. 12.
Opportunity, The ; comedy. See Shirley, J.
Oppressore e i'oppresao, L'. See Nota, A.
Opsopoaus, Johann. NICERON, J. P. (In his Mem., v. 37.
1737.)
Opsopoeus, Vincentlus. Annot. Demosthenis. (In Schaefer,
G. F. Apparatus. 1824-33.)
Castigationes in Oral. Demosthenis. (In Demosthe-
nes rind Machines. Opera. 1607.)
Optatianus Porphyrius, Publilius. See Porphyrius.
Optical instruments. DIRECTIONS for the use of the gen.
apparatus, n.p., [17 ]. 8. (B 784)
See also Optics (HicciNS, 1829) ; Stereoscope.
Optics. KEPLER, J. Ad Vitellionem paralipomena
quibus astronomise pars optica traditur.
Francof., 1604. 4.
KIRCHER, A. Ars magna lucis et umbrae.
Romse, 1646. f.
- NEWTON, Sir I. Opticks. [1704.] 3d ed. corr.
London, 1721. 8.
Same. (In his Opera, v. 5. 1782.)
HOOKE, R. Nature, motion, and effects of light. (In
his Post, works. 1705.)
- WELLS, E. Young gentleman's trigonometry,
mechanicks, and O. 2d ed. Lond., 1731. 8.
- SMITH, R. Compleat system of opticks. Camb.,
1738. 2 v. 4.
ECLER, L. Conjcctura physica circa propagationem
soni ac luminis. (In his Opusc.. v. 2. 1750 )
ALEMBERT, J. le R. d'. DouU's sur dift'erentes ques-
tions d'O. (In his CEuvres, v. 1. 1761.) Essais
sur les moyens de perfectionner les verres optiques.
(In v. 3.) Notivelles rechcrches sur les verres
optiques. (In v. 4.) Recherches d'optique. (In
v. 7. 1780.)
ROBINS, B. Remarks on [R.] Smith's system of op-
ticks. (In his Mathematical tracts, v. 2. 1761.)
ALGAROTTI, F. Philosophy of Newton ex-
plained in six dialogues on light and colors.
Glasgow, 1765. 12.
EULER, L. Dioptrica?, pars 1-3. Petrop.,
1769-71. 3 v. 4.
PRIESTLEY, J. History and state of discovery
[in] vision, light, and colors. Lond., 1772. 4".
WILSON, B. Experiments on phosphori. Lon-
don, 1776. 4.
KIPLING, T. Elementary parts of Smith's
Compleat system of opticks. Camb., 1778. 4.
BOSCOVICH, R.J. Opera pertinentiaad opticam,
etc. Bassani, 1785. 5 v. 4.
ELLIOT, J. Experiments and observ. on light and
colours; [with] the analogy between heat and mo-
tion. London, 1786. 8. (B 768)
STACK, J. Short system of opticks. Dublin,
1787. 8.
HUTTON, J. Dissertation upon the philosophy
of light, heat, and fire. Edin., 1794. 8.
ENGEL, J. J. De I'impenetrabilite de la luiniere. (In
Berlin. Ak. d. Wiss. Abh., 17%.)
VerMich iiber das Licht. (In his Schriften, v. 10.
1805.)
HUNTER, F. Diss.chem.inaug.de a-theribus.
Edin., 1808. 8.
DWIGHT, T. On light. (In Conn. Acad. Mem., v. 1.
1810.)
BREWSTER, D. Treatise on new philos. instru-
ments ; with experiments on light. Edin.,
1813. 8.
BIOT, J. B. Recherches sur le mouvemens des
molecules de la lumiere autour de leur centre
de gravite. Paris, 1814. 4.
- FRESNEL, A. CEuvres ; pub. par H. de Senar-
mont, E. Verdet, L. Fresnel, etc. 1815-27.
Paris, 1866-70. 3 v. 4. (Ministere de 1'In-
struc. Pub.)
BOMPASS, C. C. Essay on the nature of heat,
light, and electricity. London, 1817. 8.
DESCARTES, R. La diopfrique. (In his CEuvres, v. 5.
1824.)
FARRAH, J. Elementary treatise on optics.
Camb., 1826. 8.
HIGGINS, W. M. Introd. treatise on the nature
and prop, of light, and on optical instru-
ments. London, 1829. 8.
AIRY, G. B. Undulatory theory of optics.
[1831.] Newed. London, Camb., 1866. 8.
BREWSTER, D. Treatise on optics. London,
1831. 16. (Lardner. Cab. eye.)
LLOYD, H. Treatise on light and vision.
London, 1831. 8.
- MACVICAR, J. G. Medium of light and form
of its molecules. Edin., 1833. 8.
EXLEY, T. Physical optics. London, 1834. 8.
DOVE, H. W. Litteratur der Optik. (In his Reperto-
rium der Physik, v. 2. 1838.)
- BARTLETT, W. H. C. Elementary treatise on
optics. N. Y., 1839. 8.
- RADICKE, . Theoretische Optik. (In Dove, H. W.
Repertorium der Physik, v. 3. 1839.)
BARLOW, P. (In Smedley, E., and others. Encvc.
metrop., v.3. 1845.)
HEHSCHEL, J. F. W. (In Smedley, E., and others.
Encyc. metrop., v. 4. 1845.)
BREWSTER, D. Treatise on optics, with appli-
cation of analysis to reflexion and refraction ;
by A. D. Bache. New ed. Phila., 1847. 12.
ALEXANDER, 8. Some physical phenomena dependent
upon the progressive motion of light. (In Amer.
Assoc. Proc., v. 1. 1849.)
- DOVE, H. W. Darstellung der Farbenlehre und
optische Studien. Berlin, 1853. 8.
- HUNT, R. Researches on light in its chemical
relations; [photography], 2d ed. London,
1854. 8.
ARAGO, D. F. J. Memoires scientifiques. (Vol. 7, 10.
11 of his (Euvres. 1858-59.)
OPTICS
2185
ORATORY
- DOVE. II. W. Optische Studien ; Fortsetzung.
Berlin, 1859. 8.
MEECH, L. W. Extinction of light reflected from ter-
restrial objects. (In Amer. Assoc. Proc., v. VI.
1859.)
ROOD. O. X. Xew theory of light proposed by J.
Smith. (In Amer. Assoc. Proc., v. 14. 1861.)
BARNARD, F. A. P. Undulatory theory of light. (In
Smithsonian Inst. Report, 1862.)
SMITH, J. Origin of color and theory of light. (In
Lit. and Philos. Soc. of Manchester. Mem., 3d ser.,
v. 1. 1862.)
DEI.ALNAY, C. E. Essay on the velocity of light. (In
Smithsonian Inst. Report, 1864.)
HERSC-IIEL, S. L. (In Good words, v. 6. 1865.)
HELMHOLTZ. H. L. F. Handbuck der physiol-
ogischen Optik ; [und] Atlas. Lpz., 18<J7.
2 v. 8. (Karsten's Encycl. d. Physik, v. 9.)
FKAXCE. C<rm. Imp. der Expo*. </<;l$67. (In the R:ip-
ports do jury, v. 2. 1S63.)
SAC/AT, A. La verrerie. Paris, 1868, 16.
(Bibl. des merveilles.)
MARION, F. L'optique. 2e ed. Paris, 1869.
16. (Bibl. des mer.)
Eng. Wonders of optics ; tr. and ed. [with
a chapter on the spectroscope, by C. W,
Quin]. N. Y., 1869. 16.
TYXDALL, J. Notes of lectures on light, 1869.
London, 1870. 16.
See Amer. Assoc. for Adv. of Science. Pro-
ceedings, paiiim.
See alto Blind ; Burning glass ; Color ; Eye ;
Kaleidoscope; Light (in >neili<:ine}; Light, Dei-
ties of; Microscope; Optical Instruments;
Perspective ; Phosphorescence ; Photography ;
Polarization ; Refraction ; Spectacles ; Spec-
trum ; Stereoscope ; Telescope ; Vision.
Optimist, The; by H. T. Tuckerman. X. Y.,
18-50. 12".
Optimiste, L'; comeilie. See Callin d'Harleville, J. F.
Opus ad album. (In Zetzner, L. Theatr. chem., v. 4. 1613.)
Or et clinquant ; par A. de Pontraartin. Paris,
18-29. 18.
Oracle, The; June 16-19. London. 1790. f.
Oracle, L' ; cotnedie. S<- e Saintfoiz, G. F. P. de.
Oracle of liberty, and mode of establishing a free
government; [by Hermes, pseud.]. Phila.,
1791. V.
Oracle of rural life ; almanack for sportsmen, etc.
London, 1840. 12".
Oracles. DE QUIXCEY, T. Pagan oracles. (In hi* Memo-
rials, v. 2. 1356.)
FOSTENELLE, B. le B. de. Hiatoire des oracles. (In
hit GSuvres, v. 3. is-j:,.
PLUTARCHL'S. Scripts moratia. See Plutarch us.
See al*o Vaticination.
Oracola Sybillina. See Sybillina oracula.
Orafo, Orlandino. Sonetti. (In Tracchi. Poesie ital. in-
edite, v. 1. 1*46.)
Oram, Wm. Precepts and observ. on the art of
coloring in landscape painting. London,
1810. 4.
Oran. BOLRDON, G. Notes sur la geog. physique de la
province d'Oran. (In Paris. Soc. de Geog. Bui.,
5e ser., v. 17. 1869.)
CASTELLVNE, L. C. P. de. (In Revue d. D. Mondes.
tiov. 1850.)
LETTRE d'un capitaine de la garnison d'O. (In Ter-
uaux-Compans, H. Archives, v. 1. 1840.)
MORALES, B. de. Dialogue des gtierres d'O. (/
Ternaux-Cotnpans, H. Archives, v. 2., pt. 2. 1841.)
Orange (Principality). PIXETOX DE CHAMBEVX, J.
Leslarmes: persecutions arrivees aux eglises
depuis 1660; annot. par A. Schaeffer.
Paris, 18-54. 8.
Orange blossoms : comedietta, by J. P. Wooler. (No. 97 of
De Witt's acting plays.)
Orange Co., A'. Y. EAGER, S. W. Outline history
of Orange Co. Xewburgh, 1846-47. 8.
Orange County, Vt. WALLING, H. F. Map. 1858.
Orange girl, The; a drama. See Leslie, H., and Rowe, X.
Orange River Free State. CHESSOX, F. W.
Dutch republics of S. Africa. London,
1871. 8.
Orange-Nassau, House of. GROEN v. PRIXSTERER,
G. Correspondance inedite. Utrecht, 1841-
61. 2 ser. in 14 v. 8.
Orang-outang. CAMPER, P. De I'orang-outang. et de
quelques autres especes de singes. (In hit OSuvres,
v. 1. 1803.)
Oratio ad Christum opt. max. pro Julio II. Pont. max. (In
Epistolae obsc. vir. 1827.)
Oratio Dominica. See Lord's prayer.
Oration on superstition, Commencement. Williams Coll.,
Aug. 1836. Andover, 1837. 12. (C 273)
Oration on the beauties of liberty, or Essential rights of
Americans; by a British Bostoniau. Boston, 1773.
8. (E744)
Same. 3d ed. New-London, 1773. 8". (B 399)
Orations. For collections of orations tee the division
Literature under various names of countries as
France (p. 1056', Greece p. 1266); also English
eloquence (p. 899) ; Latin oratory ; alto Pane-
gyrics : Speeches.
Orations delivered at Boston, to commemorate oth
of March, 1770. Boston, [1785]. 12.
Content*. 1771, Lovell, J. : 1772, Warren, J.;
177.J, Church. B. : 1774, Hancock, J . ; 1775. Warren,
J.; 1776. Thacher, 1'; 1777, Hichborn, B.; 1778,
Austin, J. W. ; 1779, Tudor, W. ; 17SO, Maaon, J. ;
17S1, Dawes, T. : 1782, Minot, G. R. ; 17S3,
Welsh, T.; Morton, P." Oration at the reinterment
of J. Warren, Apr., 8, 1776; Allen, J. Poem, occue.
by affray of 5 March.
Same. 2d ed. Boston, 1807. 8.
Another <:opy. (B 614)
Oratorum Romanorum fragments. S?e Meyer, H. Ed.
auct.
Oratores Attici. See Mueller, C.
Oratores Grseci. See Reiske, J. J.
Orators. PLUTARCHLS. Lives of the ten orators. (In hit
Morals, v. 5. 1870.)
See alxo the names of orators cited under English
eloquence (p. 899): France (p. 1056); Greece
(p. 1266); Latin (p. 1632) ; Spain.
Orators, The; a comedy. See Foote, S.
Oratory. ADAMS, J. Q. Lectures on O. and
elocution. Camb., 1810. 2 v. 8.
ALEMBERT, J. le R. d*. L'elocutiou oratoire. (In his
(Euvres, v. 1. 1805.)
AUSTIN, G. Chironomia ; or, Treatise on
rhetorical delivery. London, 1806. 4.
BITAUBE, P. J. Le people est.il juge competent de
Peloquence, (In Serieys, A. Bibl. acad., v. 11.
1M1.J
BORELLV, J. A. Sur quelques paradoxes en eloquence.
(In Serieys, A. Bibl. acad., v. 11. 1811.)
CICERO. De oratorc, De oratoribus, etc. See Cicero
(p. 586).
CLARKE, J. Formulae oratoriae. t.p.w. [Lon-
dini, 1632.] 12.
GARDINER, W. H. Address on classical learning and
eloquence. Camb., 1834. 8. (B 1085, 1695}
GUIMKE. T. S. Character of the accomplished orator;
oration. Charleston, 1809. 8". (B435)
- Oration on the comparative elements and duties of
Grecian and Amer. eloquence. Cincin.. 1834. 8*.
(B1116, E221)
GROSSE, J. G. De formandis orationibus.
Basil.. 1613. 8.
HORTENSIUS, pieud. Deinology; or, The union of
reason and elegance. London, 1789. 8. (C 101)
Same. 2d ed. London, 1801. 8.
IKISH oratory; with its effects on the measure of
Catholic emancipation considered. (lit Pamphle-
teer, 1817; v. 10 of B 838)
LACRETELLE, P. L. Eloquence judicaire. De Pelo-
qucnce de la chaire. (/ his OZuvres, v. 1. 1823.)
LAWSOX, J. Lectures cone. O. 3d ed. Dub-
lin. 1760. 8*
QUISTILIASCS, M. F. Deinstitutioneorat. See Quin-
tilianus.
SECONDAT, J. B. Distinctions entre ce qu'on appelle
sens com mu n, jugement, </<.-.: courtes reflexion* sur
1'eloquence, le style, lea traductlons. (In Serieys,
A. Bibl. acad., v. 11. 1811.)
ORATORY
2186
OHDINATION
SHERLOCK, D. Peculiarities of popular O. (In Af-
ternoon lectures, v. 5. 1869.)
TACITUS, C. C. De oral, dialogue. See Tacitus.
THILO, V. Topologia oratoria. Amst., 1653. 12.
WAKD, J. System of Oratory. Lond., 1759.
2 v. 8.
See alto Elocution ; Eloquence ; Reading ;
Rhetoric ; Speeches.
Oratory, Priests of the. See Mexico. Congregation de el
Oratorio (p. 1969).
Orazj, Gli, ed i Curiazj; dramma per niusica. See Cima-
rosa, D.
Orbecche; trageclia. See Giraldi Cinthio, G. B.
Orbeliani, Princess Varvara. VEDEREVSKI, . Captivite
de deux princesses russes dans le serail de Cbamyl.
(In Revue d. D. Mondes, mai 1856.)
Orbigny, Alcide Dessalines d'. Voyage pittoresque
dans les deux Ameriques, resume general des
tous les voyages de Colomb, Las Casas,
Oviedo, Beltrami, Parry, etc. Paris, 1836. 8.
Orbigny, Charles Dessalines d'. Dictionnaire
universale d'histoire naturelle. Paris, 1847-
49. 13 v. and Atlas 3 v. 8.
Orbis Latinus. See Grsesse, J. G. T.
Orbis sensualium pietus, Orbis visibilis in variis linguis
representus. See Komensky, J. A.
Orcades. CRICHTON, A.W. A naturalist's ramble
to the O. London, 1866. 16.
Orcagna, Andrea. Documents dei Lavori. (In Giornale
storico degli archivi toscani, v. 3. 1859.)
Sonetti. (In Trucchi, F. Poes. ital., v. 2. 1846.)
II tabernacolo della madonna D'Orsanmicbele. See
Masselli, G.
Orchards. See Fruit ; Horticulture.
Orchel weed. SILVA FEIJO, J. da. Sobre a urzella de
Cabo Verde. (In Lisbon. Ac. d. Sci. Mem. econ.,
v. 5. 1815.)
Orchids. DARWIN, C. Various contrivances by
which British and foreign O. are fertilized
by insects, etc. London, 1862. 8.
LINDLEY, J. Genera and species of orchideous
plants. Pt. 1. London, 1830. 8.
WILLIAMS, B. S. Orchid-growers' manual.
London, 1852. 12.
Orchomenus. MUELLER, K. O. Orchomenosu. dieMinyer.
2e Ausg. (Vol. 1 of his Gesch. hellen. Stamme.
1844.)
Ord, George. Observ. on tbe moulting of birds. (In
Amer. Phil. Soc. Trans., n.s., v. 3. 1830.)
Various articles.] (In Acad. of Nat. Sci. Journal,
v. 1, 4. 1817-25.)
Ord, Wm. Henry. Dialogue on election by ballot. Lon-
don, 1831. 8. (B 930)
Ord, Wm. M. Influence of tbe Thames upon public
health during the hot weather of 1858-59. (In Nat.
Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1859.)
Ord, Wm. Redman. Horizontal loophole, and a loopholed
window. (In Gr. Brit. Corps of Roy. Engin., v. 8.
1845.)
Ordeal. GIBSON, W. S. On some ancient modes
of trial, especially those in which appeal was made
to the divine judgment through the ordeals of water,
fire, and other judicia Dei. (In Archaeologia, v. 32.
1847.)
GILCHRIST, J. P. Brief display of the origin
and hist, of ordeals. London, 1821. 8.
JumciUM aquae frigidae. JUDICIUM aquae calidae.
(In Bouquet, liec. des hist, des Gaules, v. 4. 1869.)
LEA, H. C. Superstition and force; essays on
the wager of law. the wager of battle, the
ordeal, torture. Phila., 1866. 8.
MCRATORI, L. A. Do judiciis Dei sive experimentes
vetorum ad Rcrutandnm hominum crimen sivc inno-
centiam. (Inhis Antiq. Ital., v. 3. 1840.)
Ordeal; a critical journal of politics and literature ;
[ed. by J. T. Buckingham ;] Jan. - June.
Boston. 1809. 8.
Note. No more was published.
Ordege, .Tozef. O narodowos'ci Polskioj z punktu widzenia
katolicyzmu i po8te.pu. Paryz. 1840. 8. (E 83)
Ordelaffl <H Forli, Famiglia di. (In Litta, P. Fam.)
Order of knighthood, The. (In Le Grand d'Aussy, P. J. B.
Fabliaux or tales, v. 1. 1815.)
Order of the Golden Fleece. CHIFFLET, J. J.
Insignia gentilitia equitum Ordinis Velleris
Aurei; Lat. et Gall. Antverp., 1632. 4.
- WENDELIN, G. Aries, seu Aurei velleris enco-
mium. [Colophon:] Antverp., 1632. 4.
Order of the primitive churches as described in the in-
spired writings; by an impartial hand. London,
1819. 8. (B 1964:
Ordericus Vitalis. Historisc ecclesiastics libri
xiu ; emend, et animadv. adj. A. Le Provost.
Paris., 1838-55. 5 v. 8. (Soc. de 1'Hist. de
France.)
Eng. Ecclesiastical hist, of Eng. and Nor-
mandy ; tr. by T. Forester. London, Bohn,
1853-56. 4 v. 8.
Excerpta ex ecclesiastic hist, libris in. et IV. ; relat-
ing to William i. of Eng. (In Maseres, F. Hist.
Angl. 1807.)
Histoire de Normandie; tr. parL. DuBois. (Vol. 25-
28 of Guizot, F. Col. des mem., 1825-27.)
Vers attribues a lui. (In Paris. Soc. de 1'Hist. Bui.
1863.)
Orderly books. See Bleeker, L. ; Bnrgoyne, J. ;
Lewis, A. ; Wayne, A.
Orders in Council. 1660/1-92: [cone. New Eng. :] ed. by C.
Deane. (In Mass. Hist. Soc. Col., v. 32. 1854.)
Orders in Council, 1808-12. ABSTKACT of the evi-
idence taken in tbe Ho. of Com. against the orders
in Council. N. Y., reprinted [1812]. 8. (B 789,
1491)
BARING, A. Causes and consequences of the
orders in Council. London, 1808. 8.
Same. 3d ed. London, 1808. 8. (B 687)
Same. N. Y., 1808. 8.
BRONSON, E. Inquiry into the object, nature, etc., of
the British order in Council, May 16, 1806. Phila.,
1811. 8. (B 450, C 83)
BROUGHAM, H., Let. Speech in the Ho. of Com.,
April 1. London, 1808. 8. (B 687)
Same. Phila., 1808. 8. (C 33)
G K . BRIT. Ho. of Com. Minutes of evidence [on]
petitions respecting the orders in Council. [Lon-
don,] 1808. 3 pts. f. (A 22)
HINTS to both parties ; or, Observations on the proc.
in Parl. on the petitions against the orders in Coun-
cil. London. 1808. 8. (B 687)
KEY to orders in Council. 2d ed. London, 1812. 8.
(B 789)
ORDERS in Council; or, An examination of the justice
of the new system of commercial regulations. 2d
ed. London, 1808. 8. (B 687)
PHILLIMORE, J. Letter to a member of the Ho. of
Com. on a motion respecting the orders in Council
and the licence trade. 2d ed. Lond., 1812. 8. (B690)
STEPHEN, J. Speech, Mar. 6, on Mr. Whitbread's
motion rel. to the late overtures of the Amer. gov-
ernment, with remarks on the recent order in Coun-
cil. London, 1809. 8. (B 725)
Orderson, J. W. Creoleana, or social and domestic
scenes in Barbados. London, 1842. 16.
Ordinary, The; a drama. See Cartwright, W.
Ordination. BALL, T. Pastorum propugnaculum;
or, The pulpit's patronage against the force
of an un-ordained usurpation. London,
1656. sm. 4.
CROFTON, Z. Serious review of presbyters' re-ordina-
tion by bishops. London, 1660. 4. (B 2)
CHAUNCEY, C. Validity of Presbyterian ordin.; Dud-
leian lect., with hist. ace. of the epistles ascribed to
Ignatius. Boston, 1762. 8. (B 51, 152)
BECKWITH, G. Invalidity of lay ordination. New
London, 1763. 8. (C 68)
Second letter on lay ordination, occas. by [I. Holly's]
'Word in Zion's behalf. New London, 1766. 8.
(C68)
PEIRCE, J. Defence of the dissenting ministry; and
presbyterian ordin.; an answer to the two last
chapters of 'The conduct of Mr. Peirce examined'.
Part 2. London. 1717. 8. (B 107)
PARSONS, J. The validity of presbyterian ordin.;
sermon. Boston, 1733. 12. (C 50, 53)
PRJELATICUS triumphatus ; a vindication of
presbyterial ordin. and government. Boston,
1733. 8".
ORDINATION
2187
OREGON
HADFIELD, T. Apostolical ordination of ministers,
etc.; sermon. London, 1737. 8. (B 1861)
CATHOLIC CnrRCH. Series ordinationum.
Ambiani, 1787. 12.
Another copy. (C 17)
LAMSOX, A. Validity of congregational ordin., dis-
course at the Dudleian lecture, n.p., 1834. 8. (B
1025, 1085, E 41)
WHITE, W. Commentaries suited to occasions
of ordination. X. Y., 1848. 12.
GOODE, W. Reply to the Bishop of Exeter's Letter
on the validity of the orders of foreign non-episc.
churches. 2d ed. London, 1852. 8. (B 1643)
PHILPOTTS, H. Letter to the archdeacon of Totness
on episc. ordination. London, 1852. 8. (B 1643)
Ordnance. SIMIENOWICZ, C. Great art of artillery ;
tr. by G. Shelvocke. London, 1729. f.
LEBLOND, G. Artillerie raisonnee. Paris,
1761. 8.
Same. Xouv. ed. Paris, 1776. 8.
SCHEEL, H. O. de. Treatise on artillery,
[1777] ; tr. [by J. Williams]. Phila., 1800.
8" and PI. obi. f.
HfTTOX, C. Xew experiments in artiUery. (In his
tracts, v. 1. 1786.)
ANDERSON, J. Essais sur 1'artillerie de cam-
pagne. n.p., [1791]. 8.
LOMBARD, . Instruction sur la manoeuvre et le tir
du canon de bataille. n.p., [1792]. 8. (B 1156)
MONGE, G. L'art de fabriquer les canons.
Paris, 1794. 4.
GROBEHT, J. F. L. Memoire sur le moyen de
trainer en bataille les pieces de gros calibre.
Paris. [1795]. 4.
TorsARD, L. de. American artillerists' com-
panion. Phila., 1809. 2 v. 8 and Plates 4.
Lor.AN, M. Explanation of the present practice of
the horse or field artillery, compared with tran-
scendent field artillery. London. 1815. 8. (B 1108)
Important extracts; remarks from the report on the
new system of artillery. London, 1815. 8. (B 1108)
SCOFFERN, J. Projectile weapons of war and
explosive compounds. London, 1845. 8.
SHORT account of an improved cannon.
Camb., 1845. 12.
UNITED STATES. Ordnance Dep't. Experiments
on metals for cannon. Phila., 1856. 4.
TREADWELL, D.. Practicability of constructing cannon
of great caliber, capable of enduring long-continued
use under full charges. (In Amer. Acad. Mem.,
n.s.. v. 6, pt. 1. 1857.)
SCOFFEKX, J. Projectile weapons of war and
explosive compounds. 3d ed., rev. London,
1858. 8.
GR. BRIT. War Office. Enfield and Whit-
worth committee; report. [Lond., 1861.] f.
RODMAN, T. J. Experiments on metals for
cannon and the fabrication and trial of a
15-inch gun. Boston, 1861. 4.
BENTON, J. G. Course of instruction in ord-
nance and gunnery. 2d ed. enl. X. Y.,
1862. 8.
TREAD WELL, D. Construction of improved
ordnance. Camb., 1862. 8.
GR. BRIT. Ho. of Commons. Report of the
select committee on ordnance. [London,
1863.] f.
TENXENT, Sir J. E. The story of the guns.
London, 1864. 8.
ANOTHER 'story of the guns' ; or, Sir J. E.
Tennent and the Whitworth gun ; by the
Frazer reviewer. London, 1864. 16.
THOMAS, L. Rifled ordnance. 1st Amer. ed.,
fr. oth Eng. X. Y., 1864. 8.
GILLMORE, Q. A. Observations on heavy ordnance,
etc. (In his Engineers' operations against Charles-
ton. 1865.)
BARTLETT, W. H. C. Rifled gnns. (In Nat. Acad.
of Sci. Mem., v. 1. 1866.)
ABBOT, H. L. Siege artillery in the campaigns
against Richmond, with notes on the 15-inch
gun. Wash., 1867. 8. (U. S. Corps of
engineers. Prof, papers, no. 14.)
BRACKENBURY, C. B. European armaments in
1867. London, 1867. 8.
TREADWELL, D. Construction of hooped cannon.
(In Amer. Acad. Mem., n.s., v. 9, pt. 1. 1868.)
UNITED STATES. 40th Cong., 3d sess. Report
of the joint committee to investigate the
purchases, contracts, and experiments of the
ordnance department, Feb. 15. [Wash.,
1869.] 8.
History.
OMODET, F. Dell' origine delta polvere da enerra e
del primo nso delle artiglierie a fuoco. (In Turin.
Ac. d. Sci. Mem., v. 38. 1835.)
See al*o Artillery ; Guncotton ; Gunpow-
der; Projectiles; Spingnard.
Ordnance Survey. See Gr. Brit. Ordnance Surrey (p. 1218).
Ordo S. Trinitatis et Redemptionis Captivorum.
Regula et statuta; ace. Chronicum Rob.
Guaguini, de majoribus ministris, cum
append, ad Chron. Guaguini per J. Bur-
gesium. Duaci, 1719. 8.
Ordo recitandi officii divini, etc. See Catholic Church
(p. 496).
Ordre du St. Esprit. Lisle chronol. des chevaliers; pub.
par A. Teulet. (In Paris. Soc. d. 1'Hist. Bui.
1863.)
Ordronaux, John. Hints on the preservation of
health in armies. X. Y., 1861. 24.
Oregon. TERRITORY.
Boundary.
BROWXE, P. A. Lecture on O. Terr. Phila., 1843. 8*.
(B 1516)
CRITTEXDEX, J. J. Speech on the O. question, Apr.
16. Wash., 1846. 8. (B 1516)
DAYTOX, W. L. Speech on O. "Wash.. 1844. 8. (B
1119, U74)
FALCONER. T. Oregon question : statement of Brit-
ish claims to Oregon Territory. London, 1S45. 8".
(B 1516)
GALLATIX, A. Letters on the O. question. "Wash.,
1846. 8. (B 1516)
HAYWOOD, W. H. Speech on the O. question, Mar. 4,
5. Wash., 1846. 8. (B 1516)
KELLEY, H. J. Discoveries, etc.. on the X. W. coast ;
part of an investigation of the American title to O.
n.p., [18381. 8. (B1600)
MrRDOCK, W. D. C. Our true title to O. Georgetown,
1845. 12. (B 1516)
PEXDLETOX, J. S. Speech on the O. question, Jan.
26. Wash., 1846. 8. (B 1516)
POUSSIN, G. T. Question de TO. Paris,
1846. 8.
STURCIS, W. Oregon question; lecture, Jan. 22. Bos-
ton, 1845. 8. (B 1195, 1516, 1582)
Twiss, T. Oregon question examined. Lon-
don, 1846. 8.
WALLACE, E. J. Oregon question determined by the
rules of international law. Lond. ,1846. 8". (B1516)
WIXTHROP, U. C. Speech on the O. question, Mar. 18.
Wash., 1844. 8. (B 1516)
Speech, Feb. 1. Wash., 1845. 8. (B 1197, 1516)
Speech, Jan. 3. Wash., 1846. 8. (B 1516)
Description.
FRAXCHERE, G. [1811-14.] (In his Voyage to X. W.
coast. 1854.)
Ross, A. . Adventures in O. and the Rocky
Mts., [1813-21]. London, 1855. 2 v. 12.
KELLEY, H. J. Geog. sketch of O. Boston, 1830. 8.
(B965)
WYETH, J. B. Oregon ; or, Short history of a
long journey, 1832. Camb., 1833. 12
FARNHAM, T." Travels in O., etc., [1839].
X. Y., 1843. 8.
OREGON
2188
ORGANIC
WHITE, E. View of O., [1842-46]. Wash.,
1846. 8.
FREMONT, J. C. Report of explor. exped. to
the Rocky Mts., O., etc., 1842-44. Wash.,
1845. 8. (28 Cong. 2d sess. Sen.)
Same. Wash.,1845. 8. (28 Cong. 2d sess. Ho.)
Same. Syracuse, 1846. 12.
Same. N. Y., 1846. 8. (B 1600)
Same. N. Y., 1849. 8.
ACCOUNT of O.. [1843-44]. See History.
RUBIO, pseud. Rambles in the U. S., etc.,
1845, with an ace. of O. London, 1846. 12.
DENIS, J. F. [1846.] See History.
NICOLAY, C. G. Oregon ; a geog. and physical
ace. London, 1846. 16.
THORNTON, J. Q. Oregon and California in
1848. N. Y., 1849. 2 v. 12.
Maps.
NEW map of Texas, Oregon, and California.
Phila., S. A. Mitchell, 1846.
PREUSS, C. Map of O., etc., from surveys by
J. C. Fremont. Wash., 1848.
See also Columbia River ; San Juan Island.
Dialect.
See Chinook jargon.
History.
SENIOR, N.W. [To 1845.] (In his Hist, essays, v. 2.
1865.)
DENIS. J. F. L'Oregon ; hist, et description, [to 1846].
(In Regnault, E. Hist, des Antilles. 1849. IJnivers.)
GREENHOW, R. History of O., etc., [to 1845].
2d ed. Boston, 1845. 8.
ACCOUNT and hist, of O. ; a journal of an em-
igrating party, [to 1844]. Lond., 1846. 12.
DUNN, J. History of O. and the British fur
trade, [to 1843]. Phila., 1845. 16.
AMER. Soc. FOR ENCOURAGING A SETTLEMENT OF O.
TERRITORY. Book of stock, etc. n.p., 1831. 4". (A64)
U. S. 25<A Cong. 3d sess. House. Report of the com.
on for. aft'airs rel. to the territory of the U. S. beyond
the Rocky Mts., Feb. 16, 1839 ; [subm. by C.
dishing. Wash., 1839.] 8. (B 1147, 1516, E 43)
SAXTON, C. The Oregonian; or, History of O.,
[1840-46]. Wash., 1846. 12. (C277)
BUI.FINCH, C.. et al. Lands in O.; memorial praying
that their title to certain lands in O. may be con-
firmed. Wash.. 1840. 8. (26th Cong. 1st sess. Ho.
doc.43. B 1147)
Palceontology.
CONRAD, T. A. Description of the tertiary fossils
collected on survey of routes in California and Ore-
gon explored by R. S. Williamson and H. L. Abbot.
(In U. S. Department of War. Report for a rail-
road to the Pacific, v. 6. 1857.) Report upon the
palaeontology of the survey. (In v. 7.)
Politics.
CHOATE, R. Speech on annulling the convention for
the common occupation of O., March 21. Wash.,
1844. 8. (B 1516)
OREGON, the cost and the consequences ; by adisciple of
the Washington School. Phila., 1846. 8. (B1516)
MADRY, S. M. Remarks on O. (In her Statesmen of
Amer. 1847.)
HILI-IARD, II. W. Speech on the bill to establish a
territorial gov. in O., Mar. 30. Wash , 1848. 8. (B
1516)
WEBSTER, D. Speech, M.trshfield, Sept. 1, 1848, and
speech on the O. bill, in the Senate, Aug. 12. Bos-
ton, 1848. 8. (.B 1516)
Adjutant General. Report, 1863/64, 65.
Salem, 1865. 2 v. 8.
Description and History.
LUDLOW, F. H. The heart of the continent ;
travel across the plains and in Oregon,
[1863]. N. Y., 1870. 8.
HITTELI,, J. S. Oregon. (In his Resources of Cali-
fornia. 1866.)
DUFUR, A. J. Statistics of Oregon. Salem,
Oregon, 1869. 8.
Oregon river. BUI.FINCH, T. O. and Eldorado;
romance of the rivers. Boston, 1866. 8.
Oreilles du comte de Chesterfield et le chapelain Goudman,
Les. See Voltaire, F. M. A.
O'Reilly, Bernard. Greenland, the adjacent seas,
and N. W. Passage to the Pacific Ocean.
N. Y., 1818. 8.
O'Reilly, Edward. Irish-English dictionary.
Dublin, 1817. 4.
Nature and influence of the Brehon laws, etc. (In
Roy. Irish Acad. Trans., v. 14. 1825.) Authen-
ticity of the poems of Ossian. (In v. 16. 1830.)
O'Reilly, Henry. Rochester in 1835. Rochester, 1835. 8.
(B 1116)
O'Reilly, John, M. D. Modus propagandi of the human
species physiologically explained. N. Y., 1861. 8.
(B 1692)
O'Reilly, Myles. Voluntary and legal charity. (In Nat.
Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans.. 1861.)
O'Reilly, Private Miles, pseud. See Halpine, C. G.
O'Reilly. See aho O'Rielly.
Orellana, pseud. Letter to the 7 northern co*. not repr. in
the National Assembly, Dublin, Oct. 1784. Dublin,
1785. 8. (B698)
Orellana, Francesco de. HERRERA, A. Voyage of O.
down the Amazons, 1540-41 ; tr. from the 6th decade
of 'Gen. hist, of the W.I.' (hi Hakluyt Soc. Pub.,
v. 24. 1859.)
Orelli, Henri d'. Rapport de 1'Institut des Aveugles et des
Sourds-Muets a Zurich; tr. de 1'allemand par H.
Mousson. Zurich, 1835. 8. (B 1132)
Orelli, Johann Caspar, and Baiter, J. G. Onomas-
ticon Tullianum continens M. T. Ciceronis
vitam, historian! literariam, indices, fastos
consulares. Turici, 1836-38. 3 v. 8.
Notf. Forms v. 6-8 of Orelli's ed. of Cicero.
Orense, Spain. FLOREZ, H. De la iglesia de Orense. (In
ftit Espafia sagrada, v. 17. 1763.)
Oreste; tragedia. See Alfleri, V.: Rucellai, G.
Oreste; tragedie. See Voltaire, F. M. A. de.
Orestes. See Euripides.
Orestes in Argos: a tragedy. See Bayley, P.
Orestie, L': tragedie. See Dumas, A.
Orfeo, tragedia. See Foliziano, A. A.
Orfila, Mine. BASSANVILLE, A. L., comtesse de. (In her
Salons, v. 4. 1866.)
Orfila, P. Matthieu Joseph Bonaventure. Siemens
de chimie medicale. Paris, 1817. 2 v. 8.
Lemons de medecine legale. Paris, 1821. 8.
Practical chemistry; tr. with add. by J. R.
Coxe. Phila., 1818. 8.
Practical treatise on poisons and asphyxies ;
tr. with add. by J. G. Stevenson. Boston,
1826. 12.
Note. Tr. from 'Secours a donner aux per-
sonnes empoisonnees'.
Traite de medecine legale. 4e ed. Paris, 1848-
3 v. and Atlas 8.
Traite des poisons. Seed. Paris, 1826. 2 v. 8.
Eng. General system of toxicology ; a treatise
on poisons ; tr. by J. A. Waller. 2d ed.
London, 1821. 2 v. 8.
Orford, Horace, Earl of. See Walpole, II.
Orford, Robert, 2(/ Earl of. See Walpole.
Organ, James C. On convicts without the prison. (In
Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1864.)
Organ, James P. Adult night schools in Dublin. (In Nat.
Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1861.) Intermedi-
ate prisons. (In 1867.)
Organ. BUTTMAXN, P. K. Bcitrag ztir Erlauterung der
Wasserorgel und der Fenerspriltze des Hero und
des Vitruv. (In Berlin. Ak. d. Wiss. Abb.,
1804-11.)
Organ, Enharmonic. See Poole, II. W.
Organe des Gehirnw, Die. See Kotzebue. A. v.
Organi, Francesco degli. Ballate. ( In Trucchi, F. Poes.
ital., v. 2. 1846.)
Organic chemistry. See Chemistry.
Organic remains of a former world. See Parkinson, J. ;
also Palaeontology.
ORGANIZATION
2189
ORIENTAL. LITERATURE
Organization (< Biology). BERTRAND DE SAINT-
GERMAIN, . Des manifestations de la vie
et de 1'intelligence a 1'aide de 1'organisation.
Paris, 1848. 8.
BLAIXVILLE, A. M. D. de. Histoire des sciences
de 1'organization et de leurs progres ; red.
par F. L. M. Maupier. Paris, 1858. 3 v. 8.
Organization (i Sociology). HELPS, A. O. in daily
life. London, 1862. 8.
Orgaos, Serra dos. HIXCHI.IFF. T. W. Organ Mts. (In hi*
South Amer. sketches. 1863.)
Oria, Andrea d'. BELGRAXO, L. T. Delia vita di A.
D'Oria, di F. D. Guerrazzi. (In Archivio stor.
ital., ser. 3, v. 4, pt. 1. 1866.)
RAGGIO, G. B. Elogio di A. Doria. (In Grille, L.
Elogi, v. 1. 1866.)
SIGOMO, C. De vita A. Doria. (In his Historia de
rebus Bonon. 1604.)
Oria. CASOTTI, F. Delia citta d'Oria. (In Archivio stor.
ital., n. s.. v. 13, p. 2. 1861.)
Oribasius. Collectiones medic*. (In Mai, A. Class, auct.,
v. 4. 1831.)
Oricellarius. See Rucellai.
Oriel. HAMPER, W. Disq. on the oriel. (In Archasologia,
v.23. 1831.)
O'Rielly. See al*o O'Reilly.
O'Rielly, Henry. MORSE. S. F. B., and other*. Memorial
[in reply to one by H. O'Rielly]. n.t.p. [1849.] 8.
(B 1503)
Oriental annual ; or, Scenes in India ; by H.
Caunter. London, 1838. 12.
Oriental apologues. BELOE, W. (In hi* Miscel., v. 3.
1795.)
Oriental art. BEACMOXT, A. de. (In Revue d. D.
Mondes, noy. 1867.)
SCHNAASE. C. Die Volker des Orients. Grenzgo-
biete der abendlaiidUchen Kunst. (In hit Geseli.
der bild. KQnste, v. 1, 7. 1843-64.)
Oriental Christians. SIMON, Father R. Critical
history of the religions and customs of the
Eastern nations ; [tr.] by A. Lovell. Lon-
don, 1685. 8.
Oriental harems and scenery. See Belgiojoso, C. T.,
princesse de.
Oriental herald and colonial review. Vol. 1-12 ;
Jan. 1824 - March, 1827. London, 1824-
27. 12 v. 8.
Oriental history. LEXORMAXT, F., and CHEVAL-
LIER, E. Student's manual of oriental hist.;
ancient hist. of the East to the commencement
of the Median wars. Lond., 1869-70. 2 v. 12.
MOFFAT. J. Natural limits of ancient Oriental his-
tory. (In Amer. Orient. Soc. Jonrn., v. 6. 1860.)
See also the names of the countries of Asia and
the Levant.
Oriental fragments ; by E. Moor. London, 1834. 8.
Oriental languages. History of Oriental philology.
BEXFEY.T. Geschichte der Sprachwissenschaft
und orientalischen Philologie in Deutschland
seit dem Anfange des 19. Jahrhunderts.
Miinchen, 1869. 8. (Ak. d. Wiss. Gesch.
der Wiss. in Deutschland, v. 8.)
(For the Bibliography see, forward, Oriental
literature.)
General and miscellaneous icorks.
RICHARDSOX, J. Diss. on the languages, liter-
ature, etc., of eastern nations. Oxford,
1778. 8.
YOLXEY, C. F. C. de. Simplification des
langues orientales ; methode d'apprendre les I
langues arabe, persane, et turque, avec des
characteres europeens. Paris, an in f 17951.
8.
BALBI. A. La classification des langues asiatiqnes.
(In hi* Atlas ethnog. 1826.)
TREVELYAX, C. E., and others. Application of
the Roman alphabet to all the Orient, lan-
guages. Serampore, 1834. 8.
SALISBURY, E. E. Miscel. notices rel. to the recent
progress of Oriental researches. 1844. (In Amer.
Orient. Soc, Jonrn., v. 1. 1849.)
SCHLAGIXTWEIT, H. de. Geographical glossary from
the languages of India and Tibet. (Jit hi* Results,
v. 3. 1863.)
See also American Oriental Society ; alto Bible
(p. 270) ; Hebrew lang. ; Hindustani lang. ; San-
skrit lang. ; alto the division Language under vari-
ous countries, as Afghanistan; Arabia; Arme-
nia ; Eengal ; Chaldsea ; China ; Japan ;
Mahrattas ; Malay nation ; Persia ; Phoenicia ;
Siam ; Syria ; Turkey.
Oriental legends. ST. JOHX, B. Legends of the
Christian East. London, 1856. 16.
Oriental literature. Bibliography.
ASTOR LIBRARY. Catalogue of [its] books rel.
to the language and literature of Asia, Af-
rica, and the Oceanic Islands. X.Y., 1854. 8.
ENGEL.MAXX, W. Bibliotheca philologica ;
Verzeichniss Grammatiken, TVorterbiicher,
tt^.w., welche 1750-1839 in Deutschland
erschienen sind. 2e Aufl. Lpz., 1840. 8.
tame. 1750-1852. 3e Aufl. Lpz., 1853. 8.
HERBELOT, B. d'. Bibliotheque orientale.
Maestricht, 1776. f.
HERMANN, C. H. Bibliotheca O.; Verzeichniss
der 1850-68, in Deutschland erschienen
Biicher. Halle a. S., 1870. 8.
JOXES, Sir W. Catalogue of Oriental mss. (In his
Work?, v. 6. 1799.)
MARSDEX, W. Bibliotheca Marsdeniana ;
catalogue of books and mss. [on] O. litera-
ture. London, 1827. 4.
STEWART, C. Descr. catalogue of the O.
library of Tippoo Sultan of Mysore. Camb.,
1809/4.
TRUBXER and Co. Catalogue of books chiefly
in O. languages. London, 1853. 8".
TRUBXER'S American and O. literary record,
Mar. 16, 1865 - Feb. 26, 1866. London,
n.d. 4.
ZEXKER, J. T. Bibliotheca O. ; manuel de
bibliog. orientale. Lpz., 1856-61. 2 v. in 1. 8.
History.
JOXES, Sir W. Essai sur la poesie mystique des In-
d ifii s et des Persans. (In Serieys. A. Bib!, acad.,
v. 10. 1811.)
Traite sur la poesie orientale. Diss. sur la littera-
ture orientale. (In hi* Works, v. 5. 1799.)
SCHLLTEXS. H. A. Oratio de finibos lilerarum O.
proferendiii, Xov. 15. 1773. Amst., 1774. 4. (A 65)
SCHELHORX, J. G. De eximiis Suevornm in literatu-
ram O. meritis. (In hi* Amcen. lit., v. 13. 1730.)
Collections.
ALGER, W. R. The poetry of the East.
Boston, 1856. 8.
GALLAXD, A. Les paroles remarquables, les
bon mots, et les maximes des Orientaux.
Paris, 1694. 16.
GOETHE, J. W. West-ostlicher Divan. (In nil
Werke. v. 21. 1820.)
HERDER, J. G. von. Blumenlese aus morgenland.
Dichtern. (In hi* Sammtl. \Verke, v. 21. 1853r)
JOLOWICZ, H. Polyglotte der orient. Poesie ;
in metr. Uebersetzungen. Lpz'., 1856. 8.
PAUTHIER, G. Les livres sacres de 1'orient.
Paris, 1843. 8.
THOLUCK, F. A. G. Morgenlandischen Mystik ;
Bluthensaminlung. Berlin, 1825. 8.
See al*o Jones, Sir Win. ; al*o Oriental lang-
uages : Gen. worts (RlCBARDSOX).
Periodicals.
LEIPZIG. DEUTSCHE MORGENLAEXDISCHE GE-
SELLSCHAFT. Zeitschrilt. Lpz., 1847-77.
3 v. 8.
2190
ORIGINAL
Oriental manners. See Oriental languages : Gen. work*
(RICHARDSON).
Oriental memoirs. See Forbes, J.
Oriental navigator ; directions for sailing to and
from the East Indies ; a companion to the
East India pilot pub. by K. Sayer ; [by J.
Purdy ?]. London, 1794. 4.
Same. [With] India officers and traders'
guide. Phila., 1801. 8.
Oriental numismatics. LINDBERG, J. C. Recensio sus-
sincta numorum Orientalium [J. F. Timm]. (In
Thomseu, C., and Devegge, O. Catal. numorum,
1832.)
TYCHSEN, T. C. De numis O. in Bibliothcca regia
Gottingensi adservatis. (In Goettingen. Ges. d.
Wiss. Oomm., 1789-90, 1814-15.)
Oriental philanthropist ; by H. Sherburne. Bos-
ton, 1800. 12.
Oriental question. /See Turkey.
Oriental religions. SIMON, II. The critical hist,
of the religions and customs of the Eastern
nations ; [tr.] by A. Lovell. London,
1685. 8.
See also Mysticism.
Oriental Societies. See American Oriental Society ;
Deutsche morgenlaendische Gesellschaft.
Oriental Translation Fund. List of the sub-
scribers, with its officers and a catalogue of
the works pub. by the Fund. Lond., 1832. 8.
Miscellaneous trans, from Oriental languages.
London, 1831-34. 2 v. 8.
Content*. Vol. 1. Ibn-ed-Din, Al-Aghwati. Journey
into N. Africa; tr. by W. B. Hodgson. Extracts from
the Sakad Saasteram or Book of fate; tr. by J. Rob-
erts. Maha Bharata. Last days of Krishna, and the
sons of 1'andu, from the concluding section of the Maha-
barat; tr. by 1). Price. Vedala Cadai; the Tamul
version of a collection of ancient tales in the Sanscrit;
tr. by B. G. Babington. Indian cookery, as described
and practiced by the natives of the East ; tr. by S. Arnot.
2. Hubbotf, 1'rince. Genealogical catalogue of the
kings of Armenia; tr. into Russian by L. Kooznets, into
Eng. from Russian by J. Glen. Abu-1-Fazl. Account
of the siege and reduction of Chaitior, by the Emp.
Akbar; tr. by D. Price. Short history of the secret
motives which induced Alemdar Mustafa Pasha, and the
leaders of the imperial camp, to depose Sultan Mustafa
and restore Sultan Selim the Martyr, A. H. 1222.
Ritual of the Budd'hist priesthood; tr. from the Kar-
mawakya, by B. Olough. Radhakaut Deb. Trans-
lation of an extract from a horticultural work in Persian.
Timur. Account of the grand festival held by the
Amir Timur, A. H. 803; tr. from the Mulfuzat Timuri by
(Jol. Francklin.
[Publications.] London (unless otherwise
stated), 1829-46. 4 U and 8".
Xamtly. 1829. Han koong tsew, or The sorrows of
Han, a Chinese tragedy; tr. with notes by J. F. Davis.
4. Hao-kiu chuen. The fortunate union, a romance
tr. from the Chinese with notes, by J. F. Davis ; added,
a Chinese tragedy. 2 v. 8. Ibn Batuta. Travels; tr.
by S. Lee. 4". J ahangueir. Memoirs ; tr. by D. Price.
4". Macarius, puti tn7t of Antioch. Travels; written
by Paul of Aleppo; tr. by F. C. Belfour. Pt. 1. 4.
Yakkun Xattannawii; The practices of a capua or devil
priest, dcscr. by a Budhist; Kolan Xattannawii ; tr. by J.
Callaway. 8. 1829-36. Neamet Ullah. History of
the Afghans; tr. by B. Dorn. 4. 1830. Elisseus.
History of the Vartan and of the battle of the Armeni-
ans. 4". Hatim Tai, Adventures of; tr. by D. Forbes.
4. History of the war in Bosnia, 1737-39 ; tr. from the
Turkish by C. Fraser. 8". Memoirs of a Malayan
family, written by themselves; tr. by W. Marsden. 8".
Timur. Mulfuzet Timury; autobiographical memoirs
of T. ; tr. by C. Stewart. 4". 1831. Haji Khalfa.
History of the maritime wars of the Turks; tr. by J.
Mitchell. 4. Muhammad Ali Hazin. Life, by himself;
ed. by F. C. Belfour, [Persian text]. 8". En<j., tr. by
F. C. Belfour. 8". Muhammad Must'ujab Kahn Ba-
hadur. Life of Haflz liehinut Khan, by his son ; tr. from
the Persian by C. Elliott. 8". Yung Lun Yuen; trans,
from the Chim H.' and Armenian by C. F. Neumann. 8.
1831-34. Miscellaneous trans, from Oriental languages.
2v. ". 1832. Firdusi. Shall Nameh ; tr. and abr., with
notes, eti;., by J. Atkinson. 8. Hoei-lan-ki ; on, L'his-
toire du cercle de craie, drame, tr. du Chinois par 8.
Julien. 4. Joulier, . Tezkereh al Vakint; or,
Private memoirs of the Mogul emperor Humayun; tr.
by C. Stewart. 4. Kalidasa. Raghuvansa, carmen,
Sanskrite et Latine, ed. A. F. StcnzU-r. 4". Mirkhond.
History of the early kings of Persia; tr. from the Per-
sian with notes, by D. Shea. 8. Naima. Annals of
the Turkish empire, 1591-1659; tr. by Fraser. 4.
Rinsife. San kokf tsou ran to sets, ou Aportju general
des trois royaumes, tr. par J. Klaproth. Paris, 8 , Plates
4. Sadik Isfahan!; Geographical works, tr. by J. C.
8. 1833. Ibn Malik, Jamal ad-Din Muhammad,
called. Alfiyya; ou, La quintessence de la grammaire
arabe; en original avec un eommentaire par Silvestre de
Sacy. Paris. 8. Sangermano. Description of the
Burmese empire ; tr. by W. Tandy. Rome. 4. Zin-ud-
Din. Tohfut-ul-Mujahideen, an historical work in the
Arabic language; tr. by M. J. Rowlandson. 8. 1834.
Ethiopia didascalia; or, the Ethiopic version of the
Apostolical constitutions; tr. by T. P. Platt. 4. 1834-
35. Harivansa, ou Histoire de la famille de Hari ; un
app. du Mahabharata; tr. par A. Langlois. Paris,
2 v. 4. 1834-50. Eyliya. Narrative of travels in
Europe, Asia, and Africa, in the 17th cent.; tr. by J.
von Hammer. 3 v. 4. 1835. Kan-ing-pien. Livre
des recompenses et des peines ; tr. du Chinois par 8.
Julien. Paris. 8. 1836. Joseph Ben Joshua Ben Meir.
Chronicles ; tr. by C. H. F. Bialloblotzky. 2 v. 8. Na-
zami. Laili and Majnum ; a poem : tr. by J. Atkinson. 8.
Tabari. Chronique; tr. par L.Dubeux. Vol.1. Paris.
Rigveda-Sanhita, liber n. Sanskrite et Latine ; ed. F.
Rosen. 4 U . 1839. Jany Muhammad Asaad. Practical
philosophy of the Muhammadan people; trans, of the
Akhlak-i-Jaliily from the Persian, by W.'F. Thompson.
8. 1840-43. Ahmed Ibn Muhammad al-Makkari.
History of the Mohammedan dynasties in Spain; tr. by
P. de Gayangos. 2 v. 4". 1841. Masudi. Historical
encyclopedia, entitled 'Meadows of gold and mines of
gems'; tr. by A. Sprenger. Vol. 1. 8". 1842. Hussein
Ali K/iun A'irmani. History of Hydur Naik; tr. by
W. Miles. 8". Veda. Translation of the Sanhita of
the Samaveda; by J. Stevenson. 8. 1846. Ouseley,
Sir G. Biographical notices of Persian poets; with a
mem. of Sir J. Ouseley, by J. Reynolds. 8".
Oriente, Alvarez de. See Alvarez do Oriente.
Origenes. Writings of Origen ; tr. by F. Crombie.
Edin., 1869-72. 2 v. 8. (Ante-Xicene Chr.
library, v. 10, 23.)
Contents. Vol. 1. Origen de principiis. Letter to
Origen from Africanus. Letter to Africanus. Letter
to Gregory. Against Celsus. 2. Contra Celsum.
Commentarius in Canticum Salomonis. Fragm. in
Leviticum. Fragm. in Lucam. (In Mai, A.
Class, atict., v. 9-10. 1837-38.)
Philosophicarum fragm. (In Gronovius, J. Thee.
Gr. antiq., v. 10. 1701.)
BOEHRINGER, F. (In his Kirche Christi, Ir Abth.,
Ir Bd. 1842.)
MERLE D'AUBIGNE. J. H. L'Orient, ou Origene et la
science. (In Geneva Union Chretienne des
Jeunes Gens, le ser. 1857.)
RUST, G. Letter of resolution cone. Origen and his
opinions. (In. Phenix, v. 1, no. 1. 1707.)
VAUGHAN, R. A. Origen. (In his Essays, v. 1. 1838.)
Original, The; an interlude. See Morton, J. M.
Original Bath guide, The. Enl. and imp. Bath,
1811. 12.
Original letters rel. to the English reformation. See Rob-
inson, lie v. H.
Original letters to an honest sailor [Adm. Vernonl. Lon-
don, [1746]. 8". (B697)
Original memorials ; brief sketches of real char-
acters ; by a clergyman of the Ch. of Eng.
2d ed. London, 1823. 8.
Original papers rel. to the exped. to Carthagena
[by Edward Vernon]. London, 1744. 8.
Original power of the people of Eng. See DeFoe, D.
Originalsin. EDWAUDS.J. Doctrine of orig. sin defended.
(In his Works, v. 6. 1809.)
. GILL, J. Vindication of 'The cause of God and truth,
pt. 4', rel. to the sense of the anc. Chr. writers,
about some things in controversy with the Armin-
ians, from the calumnies of H. Hey wood. London,
1740. 8. (C 230)
- HOPKINS, E. Doctrine of the two covenants. (In his
Works, v. 2. 1809.)
TAYLOR, J. Vindication of the divine attributes in
the question of orig. sin. (In his Works, v. 9. 1822;
and v. 7. 1850.)
ORIGINAL
2191
ORLEANS
Original tales, a new year's gift for 1813. Boston,
1813. 18.
Originaux, Les; comedie. See Fagan, C. B.
Origine des lois. See Law (exp. DCTEXS).
Origines Europaeae. See Diefenbach, L.
Origines patricise. See Hampson, R. T.
Origins (in the arts and sciences). See Arts, Useful ; In-
ventions.; Science.
Origins (of empires, states, and cities). See Ancient history,
(esp. DRCMMOSD).
Orinoco River. GL-MILLA, J. El Orinoco illustrado.
2a impr. Madrid, 1745. 2 v. 4.
French. Histoire de 1'Orenoque; tr. par
Eidous. Avignon, 1758. 3 v. 18.
- HIPPISLET, G. Narrative of the expedition to
the Orinoco, etc., 1817, [which] joined the
patriotic forces in Venezuela and Caraccas.
London, 1819. 8.
HCMBOLDT, A. Ueber die Wasserfalle des Orinoco
bei Atares und Maypures. (In his Ansichten der
Xatur, v. 1. 1849.)
Eng. Cataracts of the Orinoco. (In his Aspects of
nature, v. 1. 1849; and Views of nature. 1850.)
See alto Nueva A_ndalucia.
Orioli, Francesco. TORLOSIA, G. (In Arcnivio stor. ital.,
n.s., v. 7. pt. 2. 1858.)
Orion Thebanus. Etymologicon ; ed. annot. P. H.
Larcheri Wolfii et suas, etc., adj. F. G. Stur-
zius.; ace. Larcheri observ. in Etymologicum
magnum et A. Peyroni commentatio in Theo-
dosii Alexandrini tractatum de prosodia.
Lips., 1820. 4.
Orion, Nebula of. BOND, G. P. Observ. npon the great
nebula of Orion ; ed. by T. H. Saffprd. (In Har-
vard College. Observ. Annals, v. 5. 1867.)
Orkneys. GOKRIE, D. Summers and winters in
the Orkneys. London, 1868. 8.
BRAND, J. Description of the O. (In Pinkerton, J.
Col. of voy., v. 3. 1809.)
THOMAS, F. W. L. Celtic antiquities of Orkney. (In
Archaeologia, v. 34. 1852.)
J/(i//*. AINSLIE, J. Scotland and the Orkney Islands.
Edin., 1789. (E 65)
Cos YX EN BERG, J. (In hi* English coasting pilot.
1700.)
Orlandi, Cesare. De urbis Senas ejnsqne episcopatus an-
tiqnitale. (In Graevins. Thes. antiq. Ital., v. 8, pt.
3. 1723.)
Iconologia. See Ripa, C.
Orlandi. Guido. Canzone. Sonetto. (In Trucchi, F.
Poesie ital.. v. 1. 1846.)
Eng. Madrigal. Sonnets. (In Rossetti, D. G.
Early Ital. poets. 1861.)
Orlandi, Pellegrino Antonio. Origine e progresso
della stampa. Bologna, 1722. 4.
Orlandini, Francesco Silvio. GELLI, A. Necrologia. (In
Arcnivio stor. ital., ser. 3, v. 3, p. 1. 1866.)
Orlandino; by M. Edge worth. Boston, 1848. 18.
Orlandino di Linaerno Pitocco. See Folengo, T.
Orlandius, Cesare. See Orlandi, C.
Orlando, Diego. II feudalismo in Sicilia; storia e
dritto publico. Palermo, 1847. 8.
Orlando el enamorado; poema heroico, por F. G. de Que-
vcdo y Villegas. (In Ochoa, E. de. Tes. de los
poemas esp. 1840.)
Orlando furioso. See Ariosto ; Green, R.
Orlando inamorato. See Berni, F.
Orlando inamorato. See Bojardo, M. M.
Orlandos, Johannis. PLATT, J., and other*. Report of
the award between J. O. and A. Luriottis on the one
part, and Le Roy, Bayard & Co., and G. and 8.
Rowland of the other. X. Y., 1826. 8. (B 949, 1437)
Orlandus, Joannes. La magnifica citta di Brescia. [Map.]
Rome, 1608. (E 78, no. 197)
Orleans, p. of. See Dupanloup, F. A. P., Bp. of O.
Orleans, Charles, due d'. Poesies; accomp. d'une
pref. hist., de notes, etc., par A. Champollion-
Figeac. Paris, 1842. 12.
CABY, H. F. (In hi* Early French poets. 1846.)
SAL.LIER, C. Sur nn recueil ms. de poesies de C.
d'Orleans. (In Serieys, A. Bibl. acad., v. 9. 1811.)
Orleans, Elizabeth Charlotte, duchezse d'. See Elizabeth-
Charlotte of Bavaria.
275. (18. 11. 78.)
Orleans, Ferdinand Phillipe Louis Charles Henri
Joseph, due d'. Campagnes de 1'armee
d'Afrique ; pub. parsesfils. Paris, 1870. 8.
DUMAS, A. M. le due et Mme. la duchesse d'Orleans.
(In hit Les morts vont vite, v. 1. 1861.)
Orleans, Frangois Ferdinand Philippe Louise Marie d',
prince de Joinville. See Joinville.
Orleans, Gaston Jean Baptiste, due d'. Memoires.
(In Memoires pour servir a 1'hist. de France sons
Henri in., etc. ; in Michand and Ponjonlat. Col.
des mem., v. 23. 1854; and in Petitot. Col. des
mem., 2e ser., v. 31. 1824.)
Orleans, Helene Louise Elizabeth, princesse de
Mecklenbourg - Schtce'rin et duchesse d'.
Lettres orig. et souvenirs biog., rec. par
G. H. de Schubert. Geneve, Paris, 1860. 8.
DCMAS, A. M. le dnc et Mme. la dnchesse d'Orleans.
(In his Les morts vont vite. v. 1. 1861.)
MEMOIR; tr. "by Mrs. Austin. Lond., 1859. 8.
Orleans, Henri Eugene Philippe Louis, prince due d'Aumale.
See Aumale.
Orleans, Louis Antoine Philippe de, due de Jfonlpensier.
See Montpensier, L. A. P. d'O., dnc de.
Orleans, Lonis de Valois, due d'. LE ROY, T. Document sur
[son] assassinat, 23 nov., 1407. (In Paris. Soc. de
1'Hist. Bui., 1864.)
Orleans, Louis Philippe Albert d', comte de Paris. See
Paris, L. P. A. d'Orleans, comte d'.
Orleans, Louis Philippe Joseph, due d'. See Louis Phil-
ippe Joseph, due d? Orleans.
Orleans, Philippe n., due d'. CAPEFIGUE, J. B.H.
R. Cardinal Dnbois et la regence. Paris, 1861. 18.
LESCURE, M. F. A. de. Les raaitresses du
regent. 2e ed. rev. Paris, 1861. 18.
MARMONTEL, J. F. Regence dn due d'Orleans. (In
his OSuvres, v. 18, 19. 1805.)
Orleans, Pierre J. d'. History of the revolutions
in England under the Stuarts ; tr. [with]
introd. by L. Echard. 2d ed. London,
1722. 8.
History of the two Tartar conquerors of China ;
tr. by the Earl of Ellesmere. London,
1854." 8. (Hakluyt Soc., v. 17.)
Orleans, Robert Philippe Louis Eugene Ferdinand d', due
de Chartres. See Chartres.
Orleans, House of. MONSTRELET, E. de. Chron-
iques. Xouv. ed. avec notes par J. A.
Buchon. Paris, 1826-27. 15 v. 8. (Buchon.
Col. des chron., v. 26-40.)
Same. Paris, 1857-60. 4 v. 8. (Soc. de
1'Hist.)
Eng. 1400-67; and contin. by others to 1517;
tr. by T. Johnes. London, 1810. 12 v. 8.
Orleans, France. JOLLOIS, J. B. P. Histoire du
siege d'Orleans. (In Paris. Soc. de 1'Hist. Bui.,
1835.)
- LEMA.IRE, F. Antiquites de la ville et du duche
d'Orleans. t.p.w. [1645.] 4.
MISTERE du siege d'Orleans ; pub. d'apres le
ms. du Vatican, par Guessard et de Certain.
Paris, 1862. 4. (Doc. ined.)
Orleans. Cathedral. JOLIMOXT, F. T. Vues pit-
toresques, dessines par Chapuy ; avec un
texte. Paris, 1826. 4.
Orleans, J/*s. PRATT, E. History of Eastham,
Wellfleet, and O. Yarmouth, 1844. 8.
FREEMAN, J. Description of O., 1802. (In Mass.
Hist. Soc. Col., v. 8. 1802.)
Orleans Co., Vt. WALLIXG, H. F. Map. 1859.
Orleans Territory. Ho. of Representatives. Debate
on a memorial to Congress, resp. the illegal
conduct of Gen. Wilkinson. N. O., 1807. 8.
Another copy. (B 433)
Memorial [to Congress, for] alteration in the law resp.
titles to lands, and encouragement to the culture of
sugar, Dec. 31, 1805. Wash., 1806. 8. (U. S. 9th
Cong. 1st sess. Sen. B 485)
WORKMAN, J. Letter to the citizens of the County of
Orleans. X. O., 1807. 8. (B 433)
ORLEANS
2192
ORNITHOLOGY
Orleans Territory. Citizens. Instructions from the inhabi-
tants to their representatives in the legislature.
n.t.p. [18.] 8. (B 455)
Orleans-Longueville, Marie d'. See Nemours, M. d'O.-L.,
duchesse de.
Orley farm ; by A. Trollope. N. Y., 1862. 8.
_ Same. Lpz., 1862. 3 v. 16.
Same. (In Harper's mag., v. 23-25. 1861-62.)
Orliac, Mile. J. M. S. Histoire de la Compagnie
de Jesus. Paris, 1862. 2 v. 18.
Histoire de Francois d'Assise. Paris, 1861. 12.
Orlof, Gregor Vladhnirovitsch, Graf. Memoires
sur le royaume de Naples; pub. par A.
Duval. Paris, 1819-21. 4 v. 8.
Orme, Robert. History of the military transactions
of the British in Indostan, from 1745; pref.
a diss. on the establishments made by Ma-
homedan conquerors. London, 1763-78.
2 v. in 3 pt. 4.
Journal. (In Sargent, W. Hist, of the exped.
against Fort Du Quesne. 1855.)
Original account of Braddock's defeat. 1755. (In
Mass. Hist. Soc. Col., v. 18. 1819.)
LAWRENCE, E. ( In his Lives of Brit, hist., v. 2. 1855.)
Orme, William. Bibliotheca Biblica ; select list of
books on sacred literature, with notices-.
Edin., 1824. 8.
Life and times of R. Baxter. London, 1830.
2 v. 8.
Same. (In Baxter, R. Works, v. 1. 1830.)
MEMOIR of the controversy respecting the three
heavenly witnesses, 1 John v. 7 ; by Criticus.
New ed., with notes and an appendix, by E.
Abbot. N. Y., 1866. 12.
Ormerod, George. British and Roman remains.
(In Archseol. Inst. of Gr. Brit. Memoirs. 1853.)
ed. Tracts rel. to military proceedings in
Lancashire during the great civil war, com-
mencing with the removal, by Parliament, of
the Earl of Derby, and terminating with his
execution at Bolton. London, 1844. 4.
(Chetham Soc., v. 2.)
Ormesson, Andre Lefevre d'. See next entry.
Ormesson, Olivier Lefevre d'. Journal, et extraits
des memoires d' Andre Lefevre d'Ormesson ;
pub. par A. Cheruel. Paris, 1860-61. 2 v.
4. (Doc. ined.)
Ormin. The Ormulum; ed. from mss. in the Bod-
leian by R.M. White. Oxford, 1852. 2 v. 8.
Ormisda. See Zeno, A.
Ormond. See Edgeworth, M.
Ormond ; or, The secret witness. See Brown, C. B.
Ormonde, James, Duke of. See Butler, J.
Ormsby, J. Ascent of Grivola. (In Ball, J. Peaks,
passes, 2d ser., v. 2. 1862.)
Ormsby, John. WEBB, J. Greatness of sin ; sermon [be-
fore the execution of] O. Boston, 1734. 8. (D 3)
Ormsby, Jonathan, Murder of. 1808. See Dean, C. B.
Ormsby, W. L. Pentographic illustrations of the Holy
Scriptures. N. Y., 1835. 8. (B 1373, 1814)
Ormulum. See Ormin.
Ormus or Ormuz. BUCKINGHAM, J. S. Travels in
Assyria, etc., and description of O., etc.
London, 1829. 4.
CAPTURE of O., by the English and Persians, 1622.
(In Kerr, R. Col. of voy., v. 9. 1824.)
Ornament. See Chimney pieces; Decoration; Jew-
elery ; Terra cotta.
Orne, lion. Azor, funeral sermon on. 1796. See Hubbard,
E. (B 151, 852, 910)
Orne, Henry. Oration at the request of republican citizens
of Boston, July 4. Boston, 1820. 8". (B 945, 1202)
LORING, J. S. (In hi* Hundred Boston orators. 1852.)
Orne, Joseph. Experiment for determining the expediency
of the sigaultian operation. Experiment with
cow-parsnip in epilepsy. (In Mass. Med. Soc.
Med. comm., v. 1. 1808.)
KNAPP, 8. L. (In his Biog. sketches. 1821.)
Ornithichnites. FIELD, R. Ornithichnites. (In Amer.
Assoc. Proc., v. 13. 1860.)
Ornithology.
JOST In the following titles * means that the work con-
tains noteworthy illustrations, f that the illustrations,
or some of them, are colored.
DiONYSlL'S. Paraplirasis librorum Dionysii de avibus.
(In Poetae bucolici. 1851.)
JONSTON, J. Historise naturalis de avibus libri
vi. Amst., 1657. f. *
French. Histoire nat. des oiseaux ; tr. du
latin; augm. Paris, 1773-74. 2 v. f. *
Note. The plates form a separate volume, with
the title 'Collection des oiseaux, graves d'sipres na-
ture, etc. Paris', n.d. f.
WILLOUGHBY, F. Oniithologise libri in ; ed.
J. Raius. Londini, 1676. f. *
BUFFON, G. L. L. de. Histoire naturelle des
oiseaux ; red. par C. S. Sonnini. [1770-81.]
Paris, [1802-04]. 28 v. 8. *
Eng. Natural history of birds ; with notes
and add. by the translator [Lesley]. Lon-
don, 1792-93. 9 v. 8. *
COMTE, A. Book of birds abridged from
Buffon; tr. by B. Clarke. Lond., 1841. 8. f
PENNANT, T. . Genera of birds. Edin., 1773. 8.
(B 738)
LATHAM, J. General synopsis of birds. Lon-
don, 1781-85. 3 v. in 6 parts. 4. *
Suppl. London, 1787-1801. 2 v. 4. f
HIRT, A. L. Ueber des Vogelhaus des Varro zu Casi-
num. (In Berlin. Ak. d. Wiss. Abh., v. 30. 1792-
98.)
FERUSSAC, J. B. L. d'A., and VIEILLOT, L. P.
Histoire naturelle des colibris, oiseaux-
mouches, etc. Paris, 1802. 4. *
Histoire naturelle des grimpereaux et des
oiseaux de Paradis. Paris, 1802. 4.
CUVIER, G. L. C. F. D. Le regne animal ; les
oiseaux ; avec un atlas par A. d'Orbigny,
etc. .[1816.] Paris, [184-]. 2 v. 8. t
Note. For other editions and trans. See Cuvier
(p. 722).
TEMMINCK, C. J. Manuel d'ornithologie.
2e ed. Paris, 1820-35. 3 v. 8.
LESSON, R. P. Manuel d'ornithologie. Paris,
1828. 2 v. 18. (Manuel Roret.)
Same. Avec atlas des oiseaux. Paris, 1828.
3 v. 18.
Oiseaux. (Vol. 6-9 of his Hist. nat. 1729-36.)
BENNETT, E. T. Gardens and menagerie of
the Zoological Society delineated. Vol. 2 :
Birds. Chiswick, 1831. 8.
TIMBS, J. Birds. London, 1831. 16.
RENNIE, J. Architecture of birds. Boston,
1831. 12. (Lib. ent. kn., v. 7.) *
Domestic habits of birds. London, 1833. 12.
(Lib. ent. kn , v. 8.) *
Faculties of birds. London, 1835. 12. (Lib.
ent. kn., v. 9.) *
Same. Nat. hist, of birds, their archit., habits,
and faculties. N. Y., 1850. 18. (Harpers'
fam. lib., v. 98.)
TRIMMER, Mrs. M. Nat. hist, of the most re-
markable quadrupeds, birds, etc, Boston,
1836. 12. *
JARDINE, Sir W. Ornithology. 14 v. (In his Nat.
lib., 1833-43.)
STANLEY, E. Familiar history of birds, their
nature, habits, and instincts. [1835.] 5th
ed. London, 1851. 12. *
SWAINSON, W. Natural hist, of birds. Lond.,
1836-37. 2 v. 16. * (Lardner. Cab. eye.)
WATERTON, C. Essays on natural history,
chiefly ornithology. London, 1838. 12".
VIGORS, N. A. Ornithology. (In Richardson, J., and
others. Zool. of Beechey's voyage. 1839.)
ORNITHOL.O3Y
2193
OftSTED
BROOKS, C. Elements of ornithology. Boston,
1847. 12. *
EDWARDS, H. M., and COMTE, A. J. Elements of
ornithology. (In Ruschenberger, W. S. W. First
boots of nat. hist., no. 3. 1847.)
MANX, J. American bird-keepers' manual.
Boston, 1848. 12.
STRICKLAND, H. E. Ornithological memoirs. [1849?]
(fn Jardine, ^'ir W. Memoirs of H. E. Strickland.
1868.)
BAXVARD, J. Curious habits of birds. Bos-
ton, 1850. 16.
BECHSTEIX, J. M. Cage and chamber birds.
London, Bohn, 1853. 8. *
POPOLESCBI, G. A. Trattato del raodo di piantare e
custo.dire una ragnaia e di uccellare a regna. (In
Davanzati Bostichi, B. Opere, v. 2. 1853.)
MICHELET, J. L'oiseau. [1856.] 3e ed. aug.
Paris, 1857. 18.
WILSON, J. Christopher in his aviary. (In hit Es-
says, v. 2. 1857.)
CASSIX, J. United States exploring expedition,
1838-42 : Mammalogy and Ornithology.
Phila., 1858. 4 and Atlas f. f
INSTRUCTIONS for collecting, etc., nests and eggs, (In
Smithsonian Inst. Miscel. col., v. 2. 1862.)
XEWTO.V, A. Aves. (In Record of zool. lit., v. 1-6.
1865-70.)
LILL.EBORG, W. Outline of a systematic review of
the class of birds. (In Smithsonian Inst. Report,
1865.)
PELZELN, A. von. VogeL 1865. (In Novara. Reise,
Zoolog., Theil 1. 1865.) f
JOXES, T. R. Natural history of birds. Lon-
don, 1867. 12. *
ARRANGEMENT of families of birds. (In Smithso-
nian Inst. Misc. col., v. 8. 1869.)
RADAC, R. Le vol des oiseaux selon les recherehes
de la science. (In Revue d. D. Mondee, avr. 1870.)
BURROUGHS, J. Wake-robin. N. Y., 1871.
16.
See also Canada ; Europe ; Great Britain ;
Indiana ; Iowa ; Ireland ; Massachusetts ;
New England ; N. America ; Norway ; Nova
Scotia ; Paraguay ; South America ; Sweden ;
Tuscany ; United States ; Vera Cruz ; alto Co-
lymbns torqnatus ; Eggs ; Flying ; Humming
birds; Muscicapidae; Migratory birds; Nat-
ural history ; Ocean ; Pigeons ; Poultry ;
Swallow.
Ornospade. See Zeno, A.
Orono, a chief at Penobucot. NOTICE of O. (In Mass.
Hist. Soc. Col., v. 29. 1846.)
Oronoko ; tr. de 1'angl. de Mme. A. J. Behn. (fn Biblioth.
univ. des romans, Nouv., v. 18. 1792.)
Oroonoko ; a tragedy. See Southerne, T.
Oropesa, C'onde de. RESPCESTA al memorial del conde deO.
(In Valladares, A. Seinan.. v. 15. 1788.) Repre-
sentacion al rey Carlos n. (In v. 34. 1790.)
Oropia. FIXLAY, G. Remarks on the topography
of O. and Diacria. Athens, 1838. 8.
Another copy. (B 1164)
Orosius, Paulas. King Alfred's Anglo-Saxon version of the
History of Paulus Orosius, with the Eng. tr. by B.
Thorpe. (In Pauli, R. Life of Alfred the Great.
1S.:.3..
Orozco y Berra, Manuel. Geografia de las lenguas
v carta etnografica de Mexico. Mexico,
*1864. 4.
Ciudad de Mexico. Itinerario del ejercito eepanol en
la conquista de Mexico. Moneda en Mexico.
Cuynacan. (In Noticias. 1S55.)
Orphan, The ; a tragedy. See Otway, T.
Orphan-House in Georgia. WHITEFIELD, G. Account of
money received and disbursed. London, 1741. 8.
(B735)
Orphan of China; a tragedy. See Murphy, A.
Orphans' advocate ; June 11 - July 7. Wash.,
1866. 8.
Orphee aux enfers; opera. See Regnard, J. F.
Orphelin de la Chine, L' ; drame, tr. du chinois par
S. Julien. Paris, 1834. 8.
Orphelin de la Chine, L'; tragedie. See Voltaire, F. M. A.
de.
Orpheline dn chateau, L'; par C. Smith ; tr. par G. M. J. B.
Legonve. (In Bibhoth. nniv. des romans, Nouv.,
v. 45. 1801.)
Orpheus. Orphica; cum notis H. Stephani, A. C.
Eschenbachii, I. M. Gesneri, T. Tyrwhitti ;
rec. G. Hennannus. Lips., 1805. 8.
Orpbica. (In Lobeck, C. A. Aglaophamns. 1829.)
Eng. Mystical hymns ; tr. from the Greek by
T. Taylor. 2d ed. Chiswick, 1824. 8.
Six hymns; tr.into Eng.by W.Dodd. (In Callima-
chus. Hymns. 1755.)
GERHARD, E. Ueber Orpheus und die Orphiker. (/n
Berlin. Ak. d. Wiss. Abb., 1861.)
Orr, George. Possession of Louisiana bv the French, con-
sidered. London, 1803. 8. (B 1412)
Orr, Hector. Oration, Bridgewater, Oct. 1. Boston, 1801. 8".
(B 399)
Oration. July 4. Boston, 1804. 8. (B 342)
Properties of animal and vegetable life. (In Maes.
Med. Soc. Med. comm., v. 3. 1822.) BlOG. notice
of O. (In v. 9. 1860.)
Orr, James Lawrence. SAVAGE, J. (In his Our repre-
sentative men. 1860.)
Orr, Thomas C. Duty of municipal authorities to improve
the sanitary condition of towns. (In Nat. Assoc.
Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1858.)
Orr, Wm. S. Circle of the sciences. London,
1854-56. 4 v. 8.
Content*. Organic nature. Vol.1. Principles
of phyxioloyy. Orr, W. 8. Princ. of physiol. Owen,
R. Structure of the skeleton and teeth. Latham, R.
G. Varieties of the human race. 2, 3. System of
natural history. Smith, E. Botany. Dallas, W. S.
Zoology. [Inorganic nature. 1.] Practical
chemiitry. Gore, G. Theory and practice of electro-
deposition. Sparling, M. P'hotographic art. Scof-
ern, J. Chemistry of food, with a chapter on its adul-
terations. Chemistry of artificial illumination.
Orra ; a tragedy. See Baillie, J.
Orrery, John, 5th Earl of Cork and. See Boyle, J.
Orsanmichele. Tabernacolo della Madonna.
MASSELLI, G. II tabernacolo lavoro di A.
Orcagna ; incise da G. P. Lasinio. Firenze,
1851. f.
Orsato, Repmndino. Sonetto. (fn Trncchi, F. Poesie Hal.,
v. 2. 1846.)
Orsato (Lot. Ursatua), Sertorio. contf. De notis Roraa-
nortira. (In Graevius, J. G. Thes. antiq. Rom.,
v. 11. 1699.)
FABROXI, A. (In his Vitas Ital., v. 13. 1787.)
NlCEROX, J. P. (In his Mem., v. 13. 1730.)
Orsay, Alfred Guillaume Gabriel d'. Etiquette ; or,
Guide to the usages of society. N. Y.,
1843. 8.
Orseolod. Yeneeia, Famiglio di. (In Iatta,P. Fam..v.9.)
Orsi, Giovanni Giuseppe, marchese. NlCEROX, J. P. (In
his Mem., v. 35. 1736.)
Orsi (Lai. Ursins), Giuseppe Agostino. FABROXI, A. (In
his Vita? Ital., v. 11. 1785.)
Orsilago, dell'. Sopra il buon essere di Livorno. (In
Berni, F. Opere bnrlesche, v. 1. 1824.)
Orsini (Lot. TJrsinus), Fulvio. Virgilius colla-
tione script. Graec. illust. ; ace. L. C. Valck-
enarii opusc. nonnul. Leovardiae, 1747. 8.
Familiae Romans; nobiliores. (fn Grsevins. Thes.
antiq. Rom., v. 7. 1698.) Nbt ad Kalendarium
rusticum Famesiannm. (In v. 8. 1698.)
XICEROX, J. P. (In his Mem., v. 24. 1733.)
Orsini di Roma, Famiglia di. (In latta, P. Fam., v. 9.)
Orsino, Giordano. Relazione int. al modo di stabilire nna
buona milizia in tempo di pace. (In Archivio stor.
ital., app., v.6. 1848.)
Orsino, Virginio. Madrigale. (In TrncchL Poesie ital.,
v. 4. 1847.)
Orso (Lot. Ursns), Roberto. De obsidione Tiphernatnm,
1474. (fn Tartini, G. M. Rer. Ital. scr., v. 2. 1770.)
Orsted, Hans Christian. The soul in nature ; with
supplementary contributions ; tr. by L. and
J. B. Horner.' London, Bohn, 1852'. 8.
- - BEACMOXT, E. de. Memoir of H. C. Oersted ; tr. by
C. A. Alexander, (fn Smithsonian Inst. Report,
IMS.
ORSUA
2194
OSBORN
Orsua or Ursua, Pedro de. SIMON, P. Expedition
of Ursua and L. de Aguirre in search of El
Dorado and Omagua, 1560-61 ; tr. by W.
Bollaert, with an introduction by C. R.
Markham. London, 1861. 8. (Hakluyt
Soc., v. 28.)
SOUTHEY, R. Expedition of O. Phila., 1821.
12.
Orta, Garcia de (Lat. Garciasab Horto, French Garcie du
Jardin). Aromatum apud Indos nascentium hist.
(In L'Ecluse, C. Exot. libri x. 1605.)
Orte. FONTANINI, G. De antiq. Hortae. (In Grsevius.
Tbes. antiq. Ital., v. 8, pt. 3. 1823.)
Ortega, Francisco Cipriano. Defensa legal por el conde de
Floridablanca en la causa contra el marques de
Manca, etc. Defensa legal por el conde de Flori-
dablanca en la causa de su arresto por el llamado
abuso de su nutoridad. (In Floridablanca, J. M.
Obras 1867; v. 59 of Aribau. Bibl.)
Ortega, Francisco Xavier de. Instruccion para
hacer saber la construccion con que deben
ser formaclos los animales quadrupedos.
Madrid, 1790. 4.
Ortel. See Oertel.
Ortel, Andreas. Commentarius in novum lumen chemicum
Sendivogii. (In Zetzner, L. Theatr. chem., v. 6.
1661; and in Manget, J. J. Bibl. chem. ,v. 2. 1702.)
Ortelius or Ortel] or Ortels, Abraham. Belgii
veteris typus. Verodunum, [16 ]. (E 78, no. 37)
Deorum dearumque capita historica narratione illus-
trata. (In Gronovius, J. Thes. Gr., v. 7. 1699.)
FezzasetMarocchiregna. n.p.,[l6 ]. (E78, no. 303)
Hispanise veteris descriptio. ra./).,1586. (E 78, no. 12)
Insularum Britannicarum delineatio. Amst., [16 ].
(E 78, no. 67)
Theatrum orbis terrarum. Antw., 1579. f.
Same. Ed. ult. Antw., 1603. f.
Thesaurus geographicus. Antw., 1596. f.
Typus Gallic veteris; excud. G. Blaeu. [Amst.,
16.] (E 78, no. 24)
Ortes, GiamMaria. Della economia nazionale. (In Econ.
class. ital.,pte. mod., v. 21-23, 49. 1804-16.) Rifles-
sioni sulla popolazione. Delle scienze utili e
delle dilettevoli per rapporto alia felicita umana.
Calcolo sopra il valore delle opinioni e sopra i
piaceri e i dolori della vita umana. Lettere al
F. Algarotti e al M. Ciani. (In v. 24, 49.)
Errori popolari intorno all" economia nazionale.
Lettere sulla religione e il governo de' popoli.
(In v. 25, 26.) Dei fidecommessi a famiglie e a
chiese e luoghi pii. (In v. 27. 1804.)
Orthodox clergy. TRACT on the arrogant pretensions of
of the O. C. n.p., [18]. 4. (B 1354, 1754)
Orthodoxy. CLARKE, J. F^ Orthodoxy, its truths
and errors. Boston, 1866. 12.
A., P. Treatise on Orthodoxy. (In his Three curious
pieces. 1782. B 255)
Orthoepy. See, English language. Pronunciation (p. 906) ;
Phonology.
Orthography. DENINA, G. M. C. Le divers em-
ploi des lettres elementaires et le divers usage des
mots, pour servir d'introd. & 1'etude elymologique.
Supplement. (In Berlin. Ak. d. Wiss. Abh.,
1799-1800.)
- HALDEMAN, S. S. Analytic orthography ; an
investigation of sounds of the voice and their
notation. Phila., 1860. 4.
Note. From the Trans, of the Amer. Philos.
Soc., v. 11.
See also Alphabet; English language. Pro-
nunciation and Spelling (p. 906).
Orthopedy. See Deformities.
Orthoptera. SCUDDER, 8. H. Catalogue of the orthoptera
of North Amer. described previous to 1867. (In
Smithsonian Inst. Misc. col., v. 8. 1869.)
- Considerations drawn from the study of the orthop-
tera of N. A. (In Amer. Assoc. Proc., v. 16. 1868.)
See also Grasshoppers.
Orti esperidi, Gli. See Metastasio, P.
Ortigue, Pierre d', sieur de Vaumoriere. NICERON, J. P.
(In his Mem., v. 35. 1736.)
Ortis, Jacopo, pseud. See Foscolo, N. U.
Ortiz, Antonio Romero. La literatura portuguesa
en el siglo xix. Madrid, 1869. 8.
Ortiz, Francisco. Epistolas familiares. (In Ochoa, E. de.
Epistolario e*p., v. 1. 1850; v. 13 of Aribau. Bibl.)
Ortiz, Ramon. The other side. 1850. See Alcaraz, R.
Ortlib. De fundatione monast. Zwivildensis. (In Pertz,
G. H. Mon., Scr., v. 10. 1852.)
Ortnit. (In Simrock, C. Heldenbuch, v. 3. 1857.)
Ortolan, A. Machines i vapeur. See Gaudry, J.
Ortolan, Joseph Louis Elzcar. History of Roman
law ; tr. [with] chart by I. T. Prichard and
D. Nasmith. London, 1871. 8.
Orton, James. The Andes and the Amazon ; or,
Across the Continent of South America.
N. Y., 1870. 8.
Valley of the Amazon. (In Amer. Assoc. Proc., v.
18. 1869.) Glacial epoch at the equator. Con-
dors and humming birds of the equatorial Andes.
(In v. 19. 1870.)
Orton, Job. The Christian's triumph over death ;
sermon, death of P. Doddridge. London, 1752. 8.
(B 1242)
- Letters to a young clergyman. Bost., 1794. 12.
Memoir of P. Doddridge. 2d ed. London,
1766. 12.
- Religious exercises recommended ; or, Dis-
courses on secret and family worship and
observation of the Lord's day. 1st Amer. ed.
Bridgeport, 1809. 12.
Sacramental meditations. 2d ed. Shrewsbury,
1787. 12.
Short exposition of the Old Testament; ed.by
R. Gentleman. 1st Amer. from 2d Lond.
ed. Charlestown, 1805-06. 6 v. 8.
Three disc, on eternity. Newburyport, 1805.
24.
Orus Apollo. See Horapollo.
Orvieto. EPHEMEHIDES Urbevetanrc, 1342-63. (In
Muratori, L. A. Rer. Ital. scr., v. 15. 1729.)
- VALLE, G. della. Storia del Duomo di O.
Roma, 1791. 4.
Stampe del Duomo di O. Roma, 1791. f.
Oryctology. See Paleontology.
Osage Indians. WJISHASHE wageressa pahwgreh
tse. The Osage first book; [primer and Bible
lessons]. Boston, 1834. 18".
MITCHELL, S. Specimens of the poetry and singing of
the Osages. (In Amer. Antiq. Soc. Archreologia
Amer., v. 1. 1820.)
Osagiitiuin au Jesus, gibinibotauatiniu mejiizhiuebizinijin.
Boston, 1820. 12. (E 54)
Osander, pseud. Miscellaneous poems. N. Y.,
1812. 18.
Same. Hudson, 1811. 12.
Osann, Friedrich. [Sylloge inscriptionum antiq.
Grsec.et Lat.] Sect, la: Marmora Elginiana;
2a:TituliParisienses. n.t.p. [Jana?,1822.] f.
Note. The complete work was in 10 fasc. 1822-34.
Osanna Andreasia, St. SILVESTER, F. Vita B. Osannas.
HIERONYMUS Montolivttanus. Vita B. O. (In
Acta sanct.. v. 24. 1867.)
Osbaldiston, Richard, Bp. Sermon before Soc. for Prop, of
Gospel, etc. London, 1752. 4". (A 31)
Osbeck, Pehr. Voyage to China ; with voyage to
Suratte by O. Toreen, and ace. of Chinese
husbandry by C. G. Eckeberg ; tr. by J. R.
Forster. London, 1771. 2 v. 8.
Osborn, Rev. Ethan. Address. (In Hotchkin, B. B. The
pastor of the old stone church. 1858.)
Osborn, J. Catalogue of books [for sale]. N. Y.,
1806. 8.
Osborn, John. KNAPP, S. L. (In his Biog. sketches. 1821.)
Osborn, Laughton. The vision of Rubeta. Boston,
1838. 8.
Osborn, Mrs. Sarah. Nature, certainty, and evidence of
true Christianity. Prov., 1793. 8. (C 162)
Osborn, Selleck. Poems. Boston, 1823. 12.
Oration to a republican audience, July 4. New Bed-
ford, 1810. 8. (B 415)
OSBORN
2105
OSGOOD
Osborn, ('apt. Sherard. Cruise in Japanese waters.
Edin., 1859. 16.
SoU. Repub. from Blackwood, v. 84-85. 1858-59.
Discovery of N. W. Passage by Capt. R.
M'Clure. London, 1856. 8.
Japanese fragm., with facsimiles of illust. by
artists of Yedo. London, 1861. 4.
Quedah ; journal in Malayan waters. London,
1857. 8.
Osborne, Bernal. RITCHIE, J. E. (In fits Brit, senators.
im.]
Osborne, Edward. BOURNE, H. R. F. (In his Famous
London merchants. 1869.)
Osborne, Edward C. Free library of Birmingham. (In
Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. ScL Trans., 1862.)
Osborne, Francis. Historical memoirs on the reign of
Elizabeth and King James. (In Secret hist, of the
court of James I. 1811.)
Osborne, Jonathan. Nature and treatment of
dropsical diseases. 2d ed. Lond., 1837. 8.
Some. (7n Dunglison, R. Med. and surg. tnon., v. 2.
1839.)
Sketch of the physiology and pathology of urine.
London, 1820. 8. (B 827)
Osborne, Michael. Sermon, first meeting of the Central
Board of For. Missions. Richmond, 1834. 8. (B1330)
Osborne, Sydney Godolphin. Scutari and its
hospitals. London, 1855. f.
Beer-shop evil. (In Talbot, C. J., Vise. Ingettre.
Meliora. ser. 1. 1852.) Immortal sewerage. (In
ser. 2. 1853.)
Osborne, Thomas. Earl of Danby. Answer to 'Examina-
tion of the Impartial state'. Lond., 1680. f. (A 51)
Arguments the second time, upon his motion for bail.
London. 1682. f. (B51)
Speech in the House of Peers, Dec. 23, 1678, upon [his]
impeachment. (In Montagu, R. Two letters. 1679.
B12)
ACCOUNT of the Earl of D.'s arguments, upon bis mo-
tion for bail. London, 1682. f. (A 51)
B., J. Some reflections upon the Earl of Danby, in
relation to the murther of Sir E. Godfrey, n.t.p.
[1680?] f. (A 51)
CHRISTIAN, E. Reflections upon [J. B.'s] Some re-
flections, etc. n.t.p. [London, 1679.] f. (A 55)
EXAMINATION of the 'Impartial state'. London, 1680.
f*. (A 51)
FORSTER, J., and COURTENAT, T. P. (In their Lives
of Brit, statesmen, v. 5. 1838. Lardner. Cab. eye.)
GR. BRIT. Ho. of Com. Articles of impeachment of
high treason and other crimes against Thomas,
Earl of Danby. n.t.p. [1679?] f. (A 51)
Par!. Exact col. of all debates, etc., rel. to Thomas,
Earl of Danby. London, 1679. f. (A 51)
IMPARTIAL state of the case of the Earl of Danby, in
a letter to a member of the Ho. of Com. London,
1679. f". (A 51)
. LIST of the grand jury that found the bill against the
Earl of Danby. (In Two associations. 1681.)
SENTIMENT-*, The; a poem to the Earl of Danby, by a
person of quality. London, 1679. f. (A 51)
TOUCHSTONE, T., pseud. His reply to Mr. Christian's
letter in vindication of the innocence of the Earl of
Danby. n.t.p. [16.] 8. (A 51)
Reply to Sir Anonymus, at Mr. Christian's lodging,
between Hamden and Danby Houses. n.t.p.
[1682?] r. (A 51)
Osborne, Thomas. Catalogues of libraries [sold by
him]. London, 1753. 2 v. 8.
Collection of voyages and travels. London,
1745. 2 v. f.
Content*. Vol. 1. Geographical descr. of Europe.
Gonzales, M. Great Britain. Story, J. Sweden.
Description of Muscovy. Overbury, Sir T. Observ. in
Netherlands and France. English gentleman in France
and Italy. Davis, W. Travels and captivity. Usher,
J. Disquisition on Asia. Account of "Turkey.
Blount, H. Levant. Daulphinois. X. X. Turkey.
Cartwright, J. Preacher's travels in Asia. Lavenden,
T. Travels of four Englishmen and a preacher.
Dandini, J. Mt. Libanus. 2. Baudier. M. China.
Barnardini, . China. De Sa, P. Siam. Account
of revolution in Siam. Bernier, F. Travels. Coverte,
R. East Indies. Bruton, W. Xews from E. Indies.
Cruel proceedings of the Dutch against the English
at Amboyna. Declaration justifying the same.
Answer to Declaration. Defence "of Dutch E. India
Co. Confession and sentence of English. Reply to
Defence of E. I. Co. Galvano, A. Discoveries of the
world. Langhenez, B. Four Hollanders' vovage to
East Indies. Drake, .Sir F. Round the world.
Knight, F. Captivity at Algiers. Dunton, J. Jour-
nal of the Sallee fleet. Phefps, T. Captivity in Barbary .
Murder of three Englishmen in Guinea. Pigafetta,
P. Account of Congo. Froger, . Voyage of M.
de Genner, Africa. LeMaire, J. Canary Islands,
etc. Boothby, R. Madagascar. Castle, W. Ace.
of America. Charles I. Commission for Newfound-
land. Geare, A. Ebenezer, or Monument of Thank-
fulness. Description of Xew France, from De Moms,
De Ppntgrave, and De Pontrincourt. Warren, G.
Description of Surinam.
Osborne, W. C. Xon -imprisonment of children. (In Nat.
Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1862.)
Osborne, W. G. Court and camp of Runjeet Sing.
London, 1840. 8.
Osborne, Family of. SASFORD, J. L., and TOWNSESD, M.
(In their Great gov. families, v. 1. 1865.)
Osburn, Wm., Jr. Ancient Egypt, her testimony
to the truth of the Bible. London, 1846. 8.
Oscan language. MOMMSEN.T. Die oskische Sprache, (In
hi* Unterital. Dialekte. 1850.)
Oscanyan, C. The Sultan and his people. N. Y.,
1857. 12.
Osgood, Daniel, Jf.Z). Letter on the yellow fever of the
West Indies. N. Y., 1820. 8'. (B 826)
Influence of stagnant water and iron upon health. (In
Mass. Med. Soc. Med. comm., v. 6. 1841.)
Osgood, David, D.D. Conclusive argument for the
truth of the Gospel ; disc., ordination of L. Woods,
Newbury, Dec. 5, 1798. Xewbnryport, 1799. 8* (B
229, 1313)
The devil let loose ; fast disc., Apr. 25. Boston, 1799.
8. (B 170)
Discourse. Dec. 29, 1799, death of G. Washington.
Boston, 1800. 8. (B 173, 229, E 162, W 50)
Discourse, deliv. at Cambridge, Apr. 8, [political].
Camb., 1810. 8. (B 870, 915)
Discourse, Feb. 4, funeral of J. Roby. Boston, 1803.
8". (B 174, 229)
Discourse, Feb. 19, [national] Thanksgiving day. Bos-
ton, 1795. 8. (B 163, 229, 844, 855, 1833, W 38)
Discourse, -general election, May 31. [Boston], 1809.
8. (B 178, 211, 325, 868)
Discourse, [state] Thanksgiving day, Jfov. 19. Boston,
1795. 8. (B 229, 843, 855, 2508)
Discourse, validity of Presbyterian ordination, May 5;
[Dndleian lecture.] Camb., 1832. 8". (B 171, 195,
229,848)
Reflections on the goodness of God, etc.; sermon.
Thanksgiving day, Dec. 11, 1783. Boston, 17*4. 8*.
(B 67, 229. 842)
St. Paul's example a model for ministers; sermon, or-
dination of N. Thayer, Lancaster, Oct. 9. Boston.
1793. 8*. (B 168, 915)
Sermon, artillery [election], Boston, June 2. Boston,
1788. 8. (B 325)
Sermon, ordination of C- Francis, Watertown, June 23.
Camb.. 1819. 8. (B 279, 1595)
Sermons. Boston, 1824. 8.
Signal advantages derived to nations, etc. ; disc, before
the convention of Congregational ministers of Mass.,
May 31. Boston, 1798. 8". (B 167, 229, 844)
Solemn protest against the late declaration of war;
disc. Camb., 1812. 8. (B 1876)
Same. 2d ed. Exeter, 1812. 8". (B 286, 915)
Uncertainty of life; disc., Apr. 2\ Boston, 1797. 8.
(B 151, 172, 229)
Unsearchable riches of Christ; sermon, [installation]
of P. Thacher, Jan. 12. Bost., 1785. 8. (B229, 1312)
Validity of baptism by sprinkling, etc. ; two disc, at
Maiden. Boston. 1804. 8. (B 171, C 186)
Same. 2d ed. Charlestown, 1804. 12. (B 207)
Wonderful works of God are to be remembered ; ser-
mon, Thanksgiving day, Nov. 20. Boston, 1794. 8*.
(B229)
Same. 2d ed. Boston, 1794. 8. (B 1833)
Same. 3d ed. Boston. 1795. 8. (B 855, 856)
SMITH, E. The clergyman's looking-glass; an exam.
of O.'s arguments in favour of the anUchristian
practice of sprinkling children. Boston, 1804. 8*.
(C238)
SCLLIVAX, J. (pseud. Noviox, citoyen de). The altar
of Baal thrown down ; the French nation defended
against the pulpit slander of O. ; sermon. Boston,
1795. 8. (B 163, 741, 856, 1078, 1298, 1478, 1488)
funeral sermon on. 1822. See Holmes, A. (B 283)
Osgood, Mrs. Frances Sargent (Locke). Wreath of
wild flowers from New Eng. Lond.,1838. 8.
OSGOOD
2196
OSWALD
A fable. (In Boston book. 3d col. 1841.) Labor.
(In 4th col. 1851.)
Osgood, George. Historical sketch of Danvers
Plains. Salem, 1855. 8.
Osgood, George, Dr. Remarkable extra-uterine case. (In
Mass. Med. Soc. Med. comm., v. 1. 1808.)
Osgood, Joseph. Account of an extravasated tumour on
the labium pudendi. Account of preternatural
obstructions in the vagina. (In Mass. Med. Soc.
Med. com., v. 1. 1808.)
Osgooi, Joseph Barlow Felt. Notes of travel ;
or, Recollections of Majunga and other east-
ern ports. Salem, 1854. 12.
Osgood, Mary. Grand jury's bill against her for witchcraft.
(In Mass. Hist. Soc. Col., v. 7. 1800.)
Osgood, Peter. Sermon, influence of bad associates. (In
Liberal preacher, n.s., v. 6. 1836.)
Osgood, Samuel, d. 1813. Letterto S. Higginson. (In Mass.
Hist. Soc. Proc., 1862.)
Report on the establishment of a mint. 1786.1 See U.S.
Treas.
Osgood, Samuel, D.D. Address, inaug. of C. C.
Felton. (In Harvard College. Pres. Addresses.
1860. H 10)
Our patriot scholar; disc, in memory of Everett, Jan.
22. N. Y., 1865. 8. (B 1594, 1961)
- Student life ; letters and recollections for a
young friend. N. Y., 1861. 12.
Osgood family. HOLGATE, J. B. (In hits Amer. genealogy.
1848.)
O'Shaughnessy, Mark S. The changes in the marriage laws
required to insure a complete registration of mar-
riages in Ireland. Rearing of pauper children out
of work-houses. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci.
Trans., 1861.)
Notes of lectures on nat. philosophy. 1st ser. : Gal-
vanic electricity. Calcutta, 1841. 12. (C 270)
O'Shea, H.A. Guide to Spain. London, 1865. 8.
Osiander, Friedrich Benjamin. BLUMENBACH, J. F. Me-
moria O. (In Goettingen. Ges. d. Wiss. Comm.,
1819-22.)
Osiander, Joh. Adam. De asylis gentilium. (In Grono-
vius, J. Thes. Gr. antiq., v. 6. 1699.)
Osiander, Joh. Friedrich. Volksarzneimittel und
einfache nicht pharmaceutische Heilmittel.
6e Aufl. Hannover, 1865. 8.
Osiander, Lucas. Epitomes historiae ecclesiasticae
cent. iv. Tubingae, 1613. 4.
Osier, Edward. Life of E. Pellew, Lord Exmouth.
London, 1835. 8.
Osmanlis. See Turkey.
Osmia ; tragedia portuguesa; tr. al castcllano por I. M. R
L. [Madrid,] 1798. 12. (D 49)
Osmond, marquiie d'. BASSANVILLE, A. L., comtesse
de. (Jn her Les salons, v. 3.)
Osmond, Elenore Adele d'. See Boigne, E. Adele de O.,
comtesse d'.
Osmont, Jean Baptiste Louis. Dictionnaire typo-
graphique, historique, et critique des livres
raves. Paris, 1768. 2 v. 8.
Osnabrueck. MOSER, J. Osnabruckische Geschichte. (Vol.
6-8 of Ms Sammt. Werke. 1858.)
Osnaburg. Instrumentum pads ab utriusque
partis plenipotentiariis, Caesareis et regiis
Suecicis, Osnabrugis 27 Julii, 6 Aug. 1648
approbatum. n.p., [1648]. 12.
TRAITE de paix entre 1'Empire et la Suede signe a Os-
nabruck le 24 oct. 1648. (In Mauvillon, E. Droit
publique german., v. 2. 1749.)
Map*. GIGAS, J. Osnaburgensis episcopatus. G.
Blaeuwexc. Amst., [16 1. (E 78, no. 155)
MAP. Amst., [17]. (E 60)
See also Westphalia.
Osney, Abbey of. LUARD, H.R. (In his Annales, v. 4. 1869.)
Osorio, Jeronymo, Bp. History of the Portuguese
during the reign of Emmanuel. London,
1752. 2 v. 8. .
NICERON, J. P. (/w/usMem.. v. 11. 1730; anc?, Germ.,
v. 9. 1754.)
Ospite francese, L'; commedia. See Nota, A.
Osroene. BUTTMANN, P. K. Ueber die alien Namen von
Osroene und Edessa. (fn Berlin. Ak. d. Wiss.
Abh.. 1822, 23.)
Ossat, Arnaud d'. Lettres. Nouv. ed., avec notes
par A. N. Amelot de la Houssaye. Paris,
1698. 2 v. 4.
NICERON, J. P. (In his Mem., v. 34. 1736; and,
Germ., v. 21. 1761.)
Ossawattomie Brown; by J. Swaayze. (In Sargent, E.
Mod. stand, dr., v. 29.)
Ossetic language. ROSEN, G. Ueber die ossetischeSprache.
(In Berlin. Ak. d. Wiss. Abh., 1845.)
Ossian. See Mucpherson, J.
Ossoli, Sarah Margaret Fuller, marchesa d'. At
home and abroad ; ed. by A. B. Fuller.
Boston, 1856. 12.
Memoirs. Boston, 1852. 2 v. 12.
Contents. Vol.1. Youth; autobiography. Clarke,
J. F. Cambridge. Groton and Providence; letters
and journals. Emerson, R. W. Concord ; Boston.
2. Channing, W. H. Jamaica Plain. N.Y.; journals,
letters, etc. Europe; letters. Homeward.
Woman in the 19th cent.; ed. by A. B. Fuller;
with an introd.byH.Greeley. Bost.,1855. 12.
MONTEGUT, E. (In Revue d. D. Mondes, avr. 1852.)
SMILES, S. (In his Brief biog. 1861.)
Ossory, Up. of. See Newcome, W., Alp. of Armagh.
Ossuno, Pedro Tellez y Giron, duca d'. CROWE, E. E.. and
JAMES, G. P. R. (In their Lives of for. statesmen,
v. 1. 1833. Lardner. Cab. eye., v. 34.)
Ostade, Adrian van. TOULONGEON, F. E. (In his Manuel
du Museum Frai^ais, v. 6. 1804.)
Osten, Anton Prokesch von. See Prokesch von Osten, A.
Osten-Sacken, Carl Robert Romanoff, Baron von. Cata-
logue of described diptera of N. America. (In
Smithsonian Inst. Misc. col., v. 3. 1862.) Mono-
graphs of the diptera of North America. (In v. 8.
1869.)
Oster, Philipp Jacob. Was lehrt das Neue Testa-
ment von der Kirche? nebst Gespracheiib.das
heilige Abendmahl. Frankf. a. M., 1834. 12.
Osterhofen. ANNALES Osterhovenses, 43-1433. (In Pertz.
Mon., 8cr., v. 17. 1861.)
Osteria della posta, L'; commedia. See Goldoni, C.
Osterman (Osterdam), Abraham. Siren lacertina. (In
Linnaeus, C. Amcen. acad., v. 7. 1769.)
In the contents the name is given as Osterman ;
but in the caption as Osterdam.
Osterman, Magnus G. Culina mutata. (In Linnaeus, C.
Amren. acad., v. 5. 1760.)
Osterwald, Jean Frederic. Arguments of the
books and chapters of the Old and New
Testament with practical observations ; tr.
by J. Chamberlayne. 7th ed. London,
1811. 2 v. 8.
- Catechisme, ou Instruction dans le religion
chretienne. 4e ed. Amst., 1712. 12.
Lectures on the exercise of the ministry ; tr..
and enl. with notes, by T. Stevens. London,
1781. 8.
Treatise cone, the causes of the present corruption of
Christians and remedies thereof; tr. by C. Mute].
(In Watson, R. Col. of theolog. tracts, v. 6. 1791.)
RAMBACH, F. E. ? (In Niceron, J. P. Nachr., v. 18.
1758.)
Ostilio, Andrea. FABRONI, A. (In his Vitae Ital., v. 17.
1798.)
Ostler, Wm. COLLIER, J. P. (In his Memoirs of the prin-
cipal actors in the plays of Shakespeare. 1846.
Shakespeare Soc.. v. 39.)
Ostracism. PARADIJS, J. A. De ostracismo Atheniensium.
Lugd. Bat., 1793. 8. (B 708)
Ostrander, Tobias. Complete system of mensuration
of regular figures. 3d ed. N.Y., 1834. 12.
Ostrowski, Jozefat Boleslaw. Rewolucija 1830 i
jej kierownicy. Paryz, 1844. 8.
O'Sullivan, John L. Union, disunion, and reunion ;
a letter to F. Pierce. London, 1862. 8.
O'Sullivan's love ; by W. Carleton. (In Dublin univ. mag.,
v. 29. 1847.)
Osunkhirhine, Peter Paul. Wobanaki kimzowi
awighigan. Boston, 1830. 18.
compiler. Wawasi Lagidamwoganek, etc. Boston,
1830. 18. (E 54)
Oswald, St., King of Northumberland. LIFE. (In Lives
of Eng. saints, v. 6. 1844.)
OSWALD
2197
OTTAWAS
Oswald, Eleazer. CABEY, M. The plagi-scnrriliad ; a
hudibraslic poem, dedicated to E. Oswald. Phila.,
1786. 8. (B 469)
Oswald, Eugene, ed. Early German courtesy -books; An
account of the Italian guest by Tbomasin von Zir-
claria; Of 'how the knight of Winsbeke taught his
son, and the lady of Winsbeke her daughter'; The
German Cato and Tannbaenser's courtly breeding.
(In Gilbert, Sir H. Q. Elizabethes acbademy. 169.)
Oswald, James, D.D. Divine efficacy of the Gospel dispen-
sation : sermon before the Soc. in Scotl. for Prop.
Chr. Knowl., June 8. Edin., 1770. 8. (B 841)
Oswald, John. LIFE. (In Soc. of Anc. Scots. Lives of
Scottish poets, v. 1. pt. 2. 1822.)
Oswald Cray : by Mrs. H. Wood. (In Good words, v. 5.
1864.)
Oswego. CLARK, J. V. H. Historical sketch of O. (In
hi* Onondaga. 1849.)
Oswin, St., King of Northumberland. LIFE. (In laves of
the Eng. saints, v. 6. 1844.)
VITA Oswini regis. (In Surtees Soc., v. 8. Miscel.
biog. 1838.)
Osymandyas. GAIL. J. B. Examen du texte de Diodore
de Sicile rel. au monument d'Osymandyas. (In
Paris. Inst. Ac. d. Inner. Mem., v- 8. 1827.)
Otaheite. Xeueste Xachrichten aus Otaheite. (In Spren-
gel, M. C., and Forster, G. Xeue Beitrage, v. 3.
1790.)
Otey, James Hervey, Up. An appeal to procrastinators.
Phila.. 1856. 12. (B 1359)
Triennial sermon before the Board of Missions of the
Prot. Episc. Church, Sept. 6. Phila., 1838. 8. (B
1330)
Othello. Ste Shakespeare, "W.
Othello, ou le More de Venise ; tragedie. (In Duels, J. F.
CEuvres. v. 3. 1818.)
Otfrid of Weissenbury. See Ottfrid.
Other side, The ; or, Notes for the hist, of the war
betw. Mexico and the U. S.; [by R. Alcaraz
and others] ; tr. and ed. by A. C. Ramsay.
X. Y., 1850. 12.
Other side of the question, The ; a defence of the liberties of
X. Amer. ; by a citizen [My lea Cooper]. N. Y.,
1774. 8. (B 378, 629)
Othere. See Ohthere.
Othlon. Ex Otblonioperibus; ed. R. Wilmans. (In Pertz,
Mon., Scr., v. 11. 1854.)
Ex Othloni vita S. Bonifatii. (In Jaffe, P. Bibl. rer.
Germ.,v. 3. 1866.)
Otho. See Otto.
Otho ; a tragedy. See Neal, J.
Othomi language. XAXERA, E. De lingua Otboroitorum.
(In Amer. Phil. Soc. Trans., n.s., v. 5. 1837.)
Othon ; tragedie. See Corneille, P.
Otinel; chanson de geste. (In Guessard, F. Anc. poetes
de la France, v. 1. 1858.)
Otis, Eliza Henderson (Bordman), wife of Hani-
son Gray. The Barclays of Boston. 5th
thous. Bost., 1854. 12.
Otis, Fessenden X., M.D. Isthmus of Panama ;
hist, of the Panama railroad, and Pacific Mail
Steamship Company. X. Y., 1867. 12.
Otis, George. Perfectibility; address, Sept. 1. Newbury-
port, 1818. 8. (B 962)
Sermon, Cambridge, July 30. Camb., 1826. 8. (B1298)
Otis, George Alexander. M.D. Report on amputations at
the hip-joint in military surgery. (In U. S. Suryeoti
Gen. Circular, no. 7. 1867.) Report on excisions
of the head of the femur for gun-shot injury. (In
no 2. 1869.)
Otis, Harrison Gray. Address on the organization of
the city government, Jan. 5. Boston, 1829. 8".
(B 1754)
Address to the City Council on the removal of the muni-
cipal government to the old State House. Boston,
1830. 8. (B 1755, 1793, 2009)
Eulogy on Gen. A. Hamilton, Boston. July 26. Bos-
ton, 1804. 8. (B 425, 1839)
Same. 2d ed. Boston, 1804. 8. (B 593, 2516)
Same. (In Moore, F. Amer. eloq., v. 1. 1864.)
Letter from an aged and retired citizen of Boston, to
Mem. of Ho. of Rep. Mass, on coersive measures in
aid of temperance. Boston, 1848. 8. (B 1281)
Letter [on the Atherton resolutions] . ( In Rhode Island.
Gen. Assembly. Wliipple's report. 1839. B 1475)
Letter to J. Quincy on the law of libel. Boston, 1823.
8. (B544)
Letter to W. Heath for petitioning Cong, against per-
mitting merchant vessels to arm. Boston, 1798. 8.
(B641)
Letters developing the character and views of
the Hartford Convention ; by 'one of the
Convention'. Wash., 1820. 8.
Another copy. (C 117)
Letters in defence of the Hartford Convention and
people of Mass. Boston, 1824. 8. (B 978, 1652, 2006)
Oration, July 4, in Boston. Boston, 1788. 4. (W 30,
394. 25U)
Speech on the restriction of slavery in Missouri, Jan.
25,1820. n.p., [1820]. 12. (C117)
Speech on the Sedition law with remarks of the 'Exam-
iner'. Boston, [18 ]. 8. (B 448, 554)
and Mellen, P. Letter to the governor [on the claim
of Mass, against the U. S., with report of a com-
mitt ee thereon], n.t.p. [Boston, 1819.] 8. (B1492)
and others. Correspondence between J. Q. Adams
and several citizens of Mass, [on] the charge of a
design to dissolve the Union. Boston, 1829. 8 (B
978,1648, 1702, 1761, 1796)
Same. 2d ed. Boston, 1829. 8. (B 1770)
and other*. Memorial on the license law. [Boston,
1839.] 8. (B 1279)
I.ORISG, J. 8. (In his Hundred Boston orators. 1852.)
SPHAGCE, P. Argument before committee of the leg-
islature upon tte memorial of O., and others, Feb.
Boston, 1839. 8. (B 1748)
Fvneral sermon on. 1848. See Lothrop, S. K. (B
1221, 1247, 1737)
Otis, James. Brief remarks on the defence of the
Halifax libel, on the British-Amer.-colonies. Bos-
ton, 1765. 8. (B 626)
Considerations on behalf of the Colonists, in a letter
to a noble lord. 2d ed. London, 1765. 8. (B 391)
Rights of the Brit, colonies asserted and proved. Bos-
ton. 1764. 8. (B 515)
Same. 3d ed. corrected. Lend., rrpr., 1766. 8. (B 370)
Rudiments of Latin prosody; with a diss. on letters
and harmony in composition. Boston, 1760. 12".
(C106)
Speech on writs of assistance. The study of the law.
(In Moore, F. Amer. eloq., v. 1. 1864.)
Vindication of the British colonies. Boston, 1765. 8*.
(B626)
Same. Boston, printed, London, reprinted 1769. 8.
(B 378, 391)
BOWES, F. Life of O. (In Sparks, J. Amer. biog.,
v. 12. 1844.)
KNAPP, S. L. (In his Biog. sketches. 1821.)
PROPOSALS for printing the hist, of Adjutant Trowel
and Bluster. See Trowell, Adjutant. (B 659)
TUDOR, TV. Life of O. Boston, 1823. 8.
Otis, M'm. Festus. Oration before the 'young men of Bos-
ton', July 4. Boston, 1831. 8". (B 1022)
Reviewer reviewed ; defence of an oration, July 4.
Boston, 1831. 8". (B1022)
LORISG, J. S. (In his Hundred Boston orators. 1852.)
REVIEW of an oration, July 4. Bost., 1831. 8. (B1022)
Otis, Jfaxs. LEE, J. History of O. (In Field, D. D.
History of the Co. of Berkshire, pt. 2. 1829.)
Otxnar, . I.'abyme sans fond, et le Dummburg. (In
Biblioth. univ. des romans, Souv.. v. 46. 1801.)
Otoe Indians. MERRILL, M. Wdtwhtl wdwdklba tna eva
wdbonetl; hymn book. Shawannoe Mission, 1834.
16. (E 132)
Otranto (Lot. Hydrnntum), ESTE, F. M. d'. In memora-
bilihus Hydruntinae ecclesias epitome. (In GrsBvins,
J. G. Thes. antiq. Ital., v. 9, pt. 8. 1723.)
Otranto, Joseph, due d'. See Fonche, J. A.
Otsego County, N. Y. BEABDSLEY, L. Reminis-
cences; early settlement of O. N.Y.,1852. 8.
RIGHTS of suffrage [contested election], n.t.p. [1792.1
12. (B613) '
POLITICAL wars of O., The. See Political. (B 423)
Ott, James Cramer. Morning star for the Xew
Jerusalem Church. Bait., 1847. 8.
Otta. CAHRAL, E. Sobre o pauld'Otta, snascausas, e sea
remedio. (In Lisbon. Ac. d. Sci. Mem. econ., v. 2.
1790.)
Ottar. See Ohthere.
Ottavia ; tragedia. See Alfieri, V.
Ottawas. TANNER, J. Captivity and residence
among the Indians. X. Y., 1830. 8.
Works in the Ottawa language.
ABINODJUAG nmasinaigauiwan, [a primer]. Buffalo*
1837. 16. (E 132)
Same, with additions. Detroit, 1845. 16. (E 32)
ANICHINABEK amisinahikaniwa, Dejean macate
okonoye. Wyaotenong [Detroit], 1830. 16.
OTTAWAS
2198
OUR
JESUS od ijitwawin; [Roman Catholic catechism].
n.t.p. [1846.] 16. (E33)
"MEEKER, J. First book. Shawanoe Mission,
1838. 16.
Same. 2d ed., with portions of Luke and Ot-
tawa laws. Otta. Bapt. Mis. Stat., 1850. 24.
Original and select hymns. Shawanoe, Ind.
Ter., 1845. 24.
OTAWA anamie-misinaigan ; [Roman Catholic
prayer book]. Wawiyatanong, 1832. 16.
- Same. Seed. Detroit, Wawiiatanong, 1846. 16.
PROT. EPISC. CH. IN AMER. Morning and evening
prayer, with hymns; [tr. by G. Johnson]. Detroit,
1844. 12. (E 54)
See also Bible (p. 283).
Otte, Heinrich. Handbuch der kirchlichen Kunst-
Archaologie des deutschen Mittelalters. 3e
Aun. Lpz., 1854. 8.
Otte, Jackson. Landscape photography. London,
[1858]. 16.
Ottenbeuern. ANNALEsOttenburani, 727-1113. (In Pertz.
Mon. Germ., Scr., v. 3. 1839.)
Ottenbeuern Isingrim. ANNALES Ottenburani Isingrimi
et minores, 1121-1416. (In Pertz. Mon. Germ., Scr.,
v. 17. 1861.)
Otter, Salomo von. Leben.von ihm selbst beschrieben.
(In Schloezer, A. L. Schwed. Biog., v. 2. 1768.)
Otter, Win., Bp. of Chichester. Life and remains
of E. D. Clarke. London, 1825. 2 v. 8.
Contents. Vol. 1. 1769-1800. 2. 1800-22.
Sermon at the yearly meeting of charity schools in and
about London, June 1,1837. n.p., [1837]. 8. (B1268)
Ottfrid or Otfrid of Weiasenburg. Specimen lectionum an-
tiquarum Francicarum ex libris evangeliorum atque
aliis; cura D. von Blade. Stadae, 1708. 4. (A 63)
Volumen Evangeliorum Francicis rhythmis a J. Schil-
tero Latinitate donatum; ac notis auctum a J. G.
Scherzio. (In Schilter, J. Thes. antiq. Teut., v. 1.
1728.)
Ottinelli, Caesaris. De Firmo Piceni urbe elogium. (In
Grsevius. Thes. antiq. Hal., v. 7, pt. 2. 1722.)
Ottley, Drewry. Obs. on surgical diseases of the head and
neck. See Paris. Acad. des Chirurg.
Ottley, Henry. Biog. and critical dictionary of
recent and living painters and engravers ; a
suppl. to Bryan's diet. London, 1866. 8.
Ottley, Win. Campbell. Dictionary of chemistry
and mineralogy. London, 1826. 8.
Ottley, Wm. Young. Inquiry into the origin and
early history of engraving upon copper and
in wood. London, 1816. 2 v. 4.
- The Italian school of design. London,
1823. f.
A series of plates after the paintings and
sculptures of the early Florentine school.
London, 1826. f.
Otto i., German Emperor. MAURENBRECHER, W. Die
Kaiserpolitik Otto I. (In Historische Zeitschrift,
v. 5. 1861.)
Otto, Prince of He use. VISIT to England, 1611; by an un-
known hand. (In Rye, W. B. England. 1865.)
Otto, Bp. of Bamlierg. VIT^ Ottonis episcopi Bambergen-
sis, ed. W. Kiipke. Vita auct. HERBORDO, et
anonym! vita Ottonis ex Herbordi dialogo confecta.
Vita auct. EBBONE. VITA, auct. monacho Prie-
flingensi. Excerpta de Ottone ex libris ANDREW
abbatis S. Mich. Bambergensis. COMMENDATIO
pii Ottonis. MIRACULA et elevatio S. Ottonis auct.
incerto. MIRACULA S. Ottonis auctore moiiaeho
8. Michaelis. (In Pertz, G. II. Mon. Germ., Scr.,
v. 12. 1856.)
VITA S. Ottonis. (In Acta sanct., v. 28. 1867.)
EBONIS vita Ottonis. HEHBORDI dialogue de Ottone.
Ex MIRACULIS Ottonis. (In Jaffe, P. Bibl. rer.
Germ., v. 5. 1869.)
Otto. lip. of Eichstadt. GUNDECHARUS. Liber pontif.
Eichstetensis. (In Pertz. Mon., Scr., v. 7. 1846.)
Otto, Bp. of Freinngen. De gcntis Friderici I. Imp. (In
Muratori. Rer. Ital. scr., v. 6. 1725.)
Otto de S. Blaxio. Chronicon. (In Muratori. Rer. Ital.
Bcr., v. 6. 1725.)
Otto, L>uke of JSavaria. Genealogia. (In Pertz. Mon.
Germ, hist., Scr., v. 17. 1861.)
Otto, Emil. German conversation grammar. 5th
ed. Boston, 1863. 12.
Otto, Friedrich. History of Russian literature,
with a lexicon of Russian authors; tr.by G.
Cox. Oxford, 1839. 8.
Otto, J. L. Volumes of bodies and their atomic weights.
Isomorphism. (In Graham, T. Chem. reports,
et-j. 1848.)
Otto, Louis Guillaume, conte de Mosloy. Memoir
on the disc, of Amer. (In Amer. Phil. Soc. Trans.,
v. 2. 1786.)
CLADERA, C. Sobre los principales descubri-
mientos de los Espanoles en el Mar Oceano ;
en respuesta a O. Madrid, 1794. 8.
Otto-Chippeway language. Sfe Bible (p. 283).
Ottoboni de Veneziu, Famiglia di'. (In Litta, P. Fam.,
v. 9.)
Ottobuono. Annales Genuenses. (In Mnratori. Scr., v. 6.
1725; and in Pertz, G.H. Mon., Scr., v. 18. 1863.)
Ottolini, V., engraver. See Grnner, L. Terra-cotta archi-
tecture of North Italy. 1867.
Ottomano, padre. EVELYN, J. History of P. Ottomano.
(In hi* Miscel. writings. 1825.)
Ottonaio, Francisco dell'. Lettera. (In. Dati. Prose flor.,
pt. 4, v. 1. 1751.)
Ottoni di Matelica. I'ASSERIM, L. (In Litta, P. Fam.)
Otway, Thomas. AVorks. London, 1768. 3 v. 16.
Contents. Vol.1. Alcibiades. Don Carlos. Titus
and Bernice. Cheats of Scapin. 2. Friendship in
fashion. Soldier's fortune. Atheist. 3. The or-
phan. History and fall of Caius Marius. Venice
preserv'd. Poems and letters.
Cheats of Scapin. (In Scott, Sir W. Brit, dr., v. 3.
1804; and in London stage, v. 4.)
Orphan. (In Bell's British theatre, v. 9. 1797; in
London stage, v. 3; and in Scott, W. Brit, dr.,
v. 1, pt. 1. 1804.)
Poems. (In Chalmers, A. Eng. poets, v. 8. 1810.)
Poetical works. (In Anderson, R. Works of Brit.
poets, v. 6. 1795.)
Venice preserved. (In Bell's Brit, theatre, v. 15. 1797;
in Sargent, E. Mod. stand, dr., v. 3; and in
Scott, W. Brit, dr., v. 1, pt. 1. 1804.)
Specimen. (In Campbell, T. Specimens of Brit.
poets, v. 4. 1819.)
BARANTE, A. G. P. B. de. (In his Mel. hist., v. 3.
1836.)
DUNHAM, S. A. (In his Lives, v. 3. 1838. Lardner.
Cab. eye., v. 15.)
JOHNSON, S. (In his Lives of Eng. poets, v. 1 ; and
in his Works, v. 9. 1806.)
Ouabi ; or, The virtues of nature; an Indian tale in four
cantos; by Philenia [Mrs. Morton]. Boston, 1790.
8 U . (B 743)
Ouad-Noun, L'. GATELL, J. L'Ouad-Noun et le Tekna.
(In Paris. Soc. de Geog. Bui., 5e ser., v. 18. 1867.)
Oude. GR. BRIT. Parl. Papers rel. to the admin-
istration of Oude. [London, 1861.] f. (E 151)
SLEEMAN, Sir W. H. Journey through the king-
dom of Oude, 1849-50. Lond.,1858. 2 v. 8.
See also India (esp. Sepoy rebellion, p. 1505) ;
Nasr-ad-Din.
Oudegherst, Pierre d'. Les chroniques et annales
de Flandres. Anvers, 1571. 4.
Oudewater. Map. n.p., [17 ]. (E 60)
Oudin, Casimir. NICERON, J. P. (In Ms Mem., v. 1. 1729;
and, Germ., v. 2. 1750.)
Oudinet, Marc Antoine. NICERON, J. P. (In his Mem.,
v. 9. 1729; and Germ., v. 10. 1754.)
Oudinot, Le marechal Charles Nicolas. HEADLEV, J. T.
(In his Napoleon, v. 2. 1847.)
Oudry, . Applications en grand de la galvanoplastie et
de 1'electro-metallurgie. (In France. Com. Imp. de
V Expos, de 1867. Rapports, v. 8. 1868.)
Ought we to visit her? by Mrs. A. Edwards. (In Galaxy,
v. 11-12. 1871; and in Temple Bar, v. 32-33. 1871.)
Oughton, Thomam. Ordo judiciorum ; sive Meth-
odus procedendi in foro ecclesiastico-civili.
Londini, 1788. 2 v. 4.
Oughtred, Wm. Clavis mathematicse. 3a ed.
Oxon., 1652. 8.
Oulita the serf; a tragedy, by [A. Helps]. Lon-
don, 1858. 12".
Our campaign around Gettysburg, 23d N. Y.S.N.G.
Brooklyn, 1864. 4.
OUR
2199
OVER-YSSEL
Oar chronicle of '26; a satirical poem. Boston, 1S27. 8*.
(B 1234, 1467}
Oar clerk* ; a farce, by J. 8. Coyne. (No. 94 of De Witt's
acting plays.)
Oar daily fare ; pub. for the 'Great Central Fair',
June 8-21. Phila., 1864. 4.
Oar domestics ; a comedy farce. See Hay, F.
Our English home ; its early history and progress.
Oxford, 1860. 12.
Oar family; by T. Hood. (/ Littell's living age, v. 1-4.
1*44-45; in Hood's Works. 1883; and in Ai
Tales. 1866.)
Our farm of four acres and the money we made by
it; [bv Miss Coultonj. 12th ed. London,
1859. 18.
Oar first men ; persons reported to be worth 100.000 dollars,
with biog. notices. Boston, 1846. 8*. (B 1603)
Our girls. See Lewis, D.
Our globe. See North Amer. Bibliog. Instit. in Phila.
Our liberties defended ; is the Protestant or Papal
system most favorable to liberty ? by Obsta
Principiis and Catholicus. N. Y., 1841. 12.
Our living painters ; their lives and works. Lon-
don, 1859. 16.
Oar martyr president. See Lincoln, A.
Oar Mary Anne; a farce. See Buckstone, J. B.
Our mutual friend ; by C. Dickens. X. Y., 1864-
65. 4 v. (y. 4 w.). 12.
Same. Pt. 2. X. Y., 1865. 8.
Same. (In Harper's mag., v. 29-32. 1864-66.)
Our new parish ; bv H. E. Fourdrinier. London,
1852. 16.
Our old town; by T. Miller. London, [1857]. 12.
Oar pastors' offering. See Bobbins, C.
Oar relations with England, etc. From the Jane no. of the
Southern literary messenger. n.p., [18421. 8*.
(B1475)
Our schools and colleges. See Try, H.
Our social bees. See Wynter, A.
Our street ; by W. M. Thackeray. 2d ed. Lon-
don, 1848. 8.
Same. (In hit Christmas books, 1866 ; and Miscel.,
v. 5. 1870.)
Our village; sketches of rural character and
scenery; by M. R. Mitford. Vol. 1-3, N.Y.,
1828, y. 4-5, London, 1830-32. 5 y. 12.
Oar whispering gallery; by J. T. Fields. (/* Atlantic
monthly, v. 27, 28, 1871; repnblished, with additions,
as 'Yesterdays with authors'. 1872.)
Ourem. VILLA XOVA PORTUGAL T. A. de. Sobre a cul-
tura dos terrenes taldios de Ourem. (In Lisbon.
Ac. d. ScL Mem. econ., v. 2. 1790.)
Ourika ; [par la duchesse de Durasl. 3e ed.
Paris, 1826. 12.
Oorliac, Ed. Mile, de la Charnaye. (In Revue d. D.
Moudes, sept. 1841.) Limoelan, recit des guerres
de Vendee. (In fev. 1845.)
Oars et le Pacha, L'; comedie; par A. E. Scribe. (In hit
<Euvres cboisies, v. 1. 1845.)
Ouseley, Sir Frederic Arthur Gore. Treatise on
harmony. Oxford, 1868. 4.
Ouseley, Sir Gore, d. 1844. Biographical notices
of Persian poets ; with memoir of O. by J.
Reynolds. London, Oriental Trans. Fund,
1846. 8.
Ouseley, Sir Wm. Travels in various countries of
the east ; more particularly Persia, 1810-12.
London, 1819-23. 3 v. 4.'
Ouseley, .Sir Wm. Gore. Remarks on the statistics
and political institutions of the United
States ; added, statistical tables. London,
1832. 8.
Oussoori River. See UsurL
Out-door papers ; by T. W. Higginson. Boston,
1863. 16.
Out of charity. (In Littell's living age, v. 90-93. 1866-67.)
Oat of harness ; sketches. See Guthrie, T.
Out of the past ; by P. Godwin. N. Y M 1870. 12.
276. (21. 11. 78.)
Out of town; by F. C. Burnand. Lond., 1868. 16.
Out-posts. FREDERIC n. Instruction destinee aux
troupes legeres et aux officiers qui servent dans
les avant-postes. n.p^ 1'an rv [1796]. 12.
Polih. Instrukcya dla officerow kawaleryi lekkiey,
pod lug ktorcy wezasie woyny postcpowac powinni.
Krakow, 1834. 8*. (E 83)
MAHAX, D. H. Treatise on advanced guard,
outposts, etc. X. Y., 1861. 16.
Same. New Orleans, 1861. 16.
Outhier. Reginald or Renanld. Voyage to the North. (In
Pinkerton, J. Col. of voy., v. 1. 1808.)
Reise. (In Allgemeine Hist., v. 17. 1759.)
Outline of a system of national education. Lon-
don, 1834. 16.
Outlines of a new commentary on Solomon's Song,
by [T. Harmer]. London, 1768. 8.
Outlines of a plan of finance. (In Pamphleteer, 1813; v. 1
of B 838)
Outrage upon southern rights. (In Collection of valuable
documents. 1836. B 1718)
Outram, Lieut. Gen. James. Horr, G. H. Out-
ram and Havelock's Persian campaign. Lon-
don, 1858. 12.
Outram, T. Method of roofing in use in Southern Concan.
(In Inst. of Civil Eagin. Trans., 1842.)
Outram, Win. De sacrifices. AmsU 1688. 12.
Outre-mer ; a pilgrimage beyond the sea ; [by H.
W. Longfellow]. N. Y., 1835. 2 v. 12.
Out water, John, and otker*. Address to the Federal Repub-
licans of New Jersey. Trenton, 1800. 8*. (B 401)
Outzen, Xikolaus. Antiqvariske Bemaerkninger. (In Co*
penhagen. K. Com. f. Olds. Opb. Aatiq. Ann.,
v. 3, pu 1. 1817.)
Ouvarot 8 . 8. See TJvarot
Ouvrard, Gabriel Julien. Memoires. Paris, 1827.
3 v. 8.
Ouvrard, Jules.jC*. Du rembonrsement et de la conversion
de la rente 5*. 3e ed. Paris, 1838. 8*. (B 1134)
B., A. Da rembonrsement, etc. ; reponse a O. Paris,
1838. 8*. (B 1134)
Ouvriere, L 5 . See Simon, J.
Ovalle, Alonso de. Histories relatione del regno
di Cile, e delle ministerii che esercita in quelle
la Comp. di Giesu. Roma, 1646. 4.
Eng. Hist, relation of Chile. (In Churchill, O. and
J. Col. of voy., v. 3. 1745; and in Pinkerton, J.
Col. of voy., v. 14. 1813.)
Ovando, marqve* de. Carta a F. PignateU. (In Valla-
dares, A. Seman. ernd., v. 24. 1789.)
Ovaries. ADDISOX, T. Case of ovarian dropsy
removed by the accidental rupture of the cyst. ( In
hit Col. of published writings. 1868.)
HOLBROOK, A. Case of ovarian schirrus. (In Mass.
Med. Soc. Med. com., v. 2. 1813.)
LEE, R. Clinical reports on ovarian and
uterine diseases. London, 1853. 12.
PEASLEE, E. R. Case of double ovarian dropsy, n.p.,
[1851]. 8". (B 1560)
SEYMOUR, J. Diseases of the ovaria. London,
1830. 8*.
WELLS, T. S. Diseases of the ovaries. Lon-
don, 1865. 8.
Ovariotomy. ATLBE, W. L. Table of operations
of O. Phila., 1851. 8.
BCTLEB, J. R. Inaug. diss. on ovarian sedation.
Louisville. 1850. 8*. (B 1549)
BTFORD, W. H. Successful case of Ovariotomy. [Pp.
459-470 of the Chicago medical examiner. I860.] 8*.
(B1549)
DBASE, J. Hygienic condition of survivors of O. (Jh
Mass. Med. Soc. Med. com., v. 9. 1860.)
LTMAX, G. H. History and statistics of O.
Boston, 1856. 8.
Same. (In MAM. Med. Soc. Pub., v. 1. 1856.)
Ovejas, Ildefonso de. Biog. de J. Zorrilla. (Jit ZorriUa,
J. Obras, v. 1. 1852.)
Over the cliffs; by C. Chanter. Boston, 1861. 12.
Over-Yssel. Map. TEJT HAVE, N. Transisalania pro.
vincia, vulgo Over-Yssel. n.p., [16]. (E 78, no.
63a)
OVERBECK
2200
OVIDIUS
Overbeck, Friedrich. LAGRANGE, L. L'atelierd'Overbeck.
(In Gazette des beaux-arts, v. 1. 1859.) MNARD,
R. Overbeck. (In v. 28. 1870.)
Overbeck, Johannes Adolf. Die antiken Schrift-
quellen zur Geschichte der bildenden Kunste
bei den Griechen. Lpz., 1868. 8.
Pompeii in seinem GebSVuden, Alterthiimern und
Kunstwerken. Leipz., 1856. 8.
Overbeek, Bonaventuur van. Les restes de 1'an-
cienne Rome. La Haye, 1763. 3 v. in 1. f.
Overbeek, D. A. Jets over Boeddhoe. (In Batavia. Ba-
taviaasch Oenootschap van Kunsten en Weten-
schappen. Verhand.,1826.)
Overbury, Sir Thomas. Miscellaneous works, in
prose and verse ; with a mem. 10th ed.
London, 1756. 12.
Contents. Elegies on the death of O. The -wife.
Characters. Foreign news for 1616.
Miscellaneous works ; with life and notes by
E. F. Rimbault. London, 1856. 16.
Contents. Introd. Life of O. Characters. Rem-
edy of love. Obs. upon the 17 Provinces, 1609.
Crumms from King James's table.
Poems. (In Campbell, T. Brit, poets, v. 2. 1819.)
Overbury, Sir Thomas. Proceedings touching the divorce
of Lady F. Howard and Robert, Earl of Essex, and
the trials on account of O.'s murder, 1652. (In
Somers, J. Col. of tracts, v. 2. 1809.)
Overland ; by J. W. DeForest. (In the Galaxy, v. 10-12.
1870-71.)
Overland monthly. Vol. 1-15. San Francisco,
1868-75. 15 v. 8.
Overland route from Australia, via Suez to England. See
Westgarth, W. Victoria.
Overland route to India. See India, Route to (p. 1508).
Overland Traction Engine Company. ROBINSON,
A. P., and WABNER, E. Reports; trans-
portation by steam from Missouri River to
the Rocky Mts. Boston, 1865. 8.
Overman, Frederick. Treatise on metallurgy ;
comp. mining, and general and particular
metallurgical operations. 5th ed. N. Y.,
1868. 8.
Overradt, Peter. Italia. Colonise, 1598. (E 78, no. 190a)
Overstone, Ld. See Loyd, S. J., Ld. O.
Overthrow of the ballot ; a history of the election
in Kentucky, Aug. 3, 1863. n.t.p. [1863.] 8.
Ovidius Naso, Publius. Opera omnia ; cum N.
Heinsii var. notis ; studio B. Cnippingii.
Amst., 1702. 3 v. 8.
Contents. Vol. 1. Epistolae heroidum. Amores.
Ars amatoria. Remedia amoris. Medicamina faciei.
Halieuticon fragm. Incerti auctoria Consolatio
ad Liviam Augustam. Nux. Sabinus, A. Epistolae
tres tribus Ovidii epistolis respondentes. Fragmenta.
2. Metamorphoses. 3. Fasti. Tristia. Epistolae
ex Ponto. Ibis.
Opera ; interp. et notis illust. D. Crispinus, ad
usum Delphini. Bassani, 1792. 4 v. 4.
Contents. Vol. 1. Epistolae heroidum. Amores.
Ars amatoria. Remedium amoris. De medicamine
faciei. Halieuticon. Nux. 2. Metamorphoses. 3.
Tristia. Epistolae ex Ponto. Libellus in Ibin. 4.
Fasti. Index.
Opera omnia; exrecens. Heinsio-Burmanniana.
Paris, Lemaire, 1820-24. 9 v. in 10. 8.
Contents. Vol. 1,2. Ex recens. Heinsio-Burmanniana,
cum [var.] not. quibus suas ad. J. A. Amar. 1. Ht-ro-
idum epistolae. A. Sabini Epistolae. Ad Liviam
Augustam consolatio. Halieuticon fragmentum.
Nux, elegia. Bentleii in Heroidum epist. lectiones ined-
itae. 2. Amorum libri in. Artis amatoriae lib. ill.
Remediorum amoris, lib. I. Mcdiramina faciei
fragm. 3, 4. Ex recens. G. E. Gierig cum var. lect. cui
nov. add. notas N. E. Lemaire. Metamorphoseon
libri XV. 5. Metamorphoseon libri xv, Greece versi a
M. Planude, ed. J. F. Boissonade. 6. Ex recens. G. E.
Gierig cum var. lect. cui nov. add. notas N. E. Lemaire.
Fastorum lib. VI. Excursus in Ovidii Fastos. 7, 8.
Ex recens. Heinsio-Burmanniana, cum var. lect. cui nov.
add. not. Lemaire. 7. Tristium lib. V, et Epistolarum
ex Ponto lib. iv. De exsilio Ovidii, N. Heinsius, P.
Burmannus, et J. C. Scaliger. 8. Ibis. In Ovidii
Ibin excursus. Fragmenta. Vita Ovidii a variis con-
scripta et alia quae viri docti de Ovidio scripserunt. 9,
pt. 1. Index, A-M. 9, pt. 2. N-Z.
- Opera; ex recog. R. Merkelii. Lips., 1852-58.
3 v. 12.
Contents. Vol. 1. Amores. Epistolae. De medic,
fac. Ars amat. Remedia amoris. 2. Metamor-
phoses. 3. Tristia. Ibis. Ex Ponto libri.
Fasti. Halieutica.
- Eng. Works; tr. by [Garth, and others].
(In Anderson, R. Brit, poets, v. 14. 1815.)
- - Fasti, Tristia, Pontic epistles, Ibis, and Ha-
lieuticon ; lit. tr. with notes by H. T. Riley.
London, Bohn, 1851. 16.
- - The Hero'ides or Epistles of the heroines, the
Amours, Art of love, Remedy of love, and
minor works ; lit. tr. by H. T. Riley. Lon-
don, Bohn, 1852. 16.
Selections, Fragments.
- Electa ex Ovidii metamorphosetjs libris; cum
annot. Ed. altera. Etonse, 1798. 4.
- Electa ex O. et Tibullo. Ed. nova. Etonse,
1818. 12.
- Excerpta ; ace. notula? Anglicae et queestiones
[aB. A. Gould]. Bostonia?, 1827. 12.
- Fragm. (In Ribbeck, O. Seen. Rom., v. 1. 1852.)
- Eng. Translations from Ovid's Epistles, Metamor-
phoses and Art of love. (In Dryden, J. Works,
v. 1. 1808.)
- - Translations from Ovid. (In Pope, A. Works, v. 1.
1871.)
Elegies de Ponto.
- Epistolae, seu Elegiae de Ponto, cum J. Pon-
tani commentario in compend. redacto.
Ingolst., 1754. 8.
Epistola,
- Eng. Epistles tr. by several hands ; with three
epistles by A. Sabinus. London, 1720. 12.
- Ital. Epistole eroiche ; tr. da Remigio [Nan-
nino]. Parigi, 1762. 8.
- Span. Epistola, Safe a Faon ; tr. en Ca&tellano par D.
Mexia. (In Quintana, M. J. Poesias sel.,v.3. 1782.)
Epistola. Dido a Eneas; tr. por H. de Acuna. (In
Sedana, J. J. L. de. Parnaso esp., v. 2. 1770.)
Fasti.
- Fastorum libri sex ; ed. et interp. R. Merke-
lio. Berol., 1841. 8.
- French. Traduction des Pastes, avec notes,
etc., par Bayeux. Rouen, 1783-88. 4 v. 8.
Halieutica.
- Halieutica. (In Lemaire. Poet. Lat. min., v. 1. 1824.)
Metamorphoses.
- Metamorphosis ; cum Raphaelis Regii enar-
rationibus. [Colophon :] Venetiis, per
Bernardinum Bernalium, [1493], f.
- Metamorphoseon libri xv. Ed. novis. Edin.,
1700. 12.
- A new trans, with the text and order of con-
struction. Dublin, 1750. 8.
- Minellius Anglicanus ; sive Metamorphoseon
libri xv, cum arg. notisque Minellianis,
Anglice redditis studio N. Bailey. Ed. 2a.
Londini, 1733. 8.
- Metamorphoses [Lat.] ; with arguments and
notes of J. Minellius ; tr. by N. Bailey ;
added, a prose [Lat.] version. 5th ed.
Londini, 1770. 8.
- Die Metamorphosen ; erklrcrt von M. Haupt.
Band 1. 2e Ausg. Berlin, 1857. 8".
- Electa ex Metamorphosews libris ; cum annot.
Ed. alt. Etonac, 1821. 12.
OVIDIUS
2201
OWEN
Selections from the Metamorphoses and Hero-
ides ; with notes, etc. 3d ed., by E. A.
Andrews. Boston, 1852. 12.
Dutch. Herscheppinge ; in Nederduitsch
dicht vertaelt door J. V. Vondel ; met aen-
merkingen van P. Du-Ryer. Amst.. 1703. f.
Eng. Metamorphosis ; with 1st Book of Vir-
gil's -iEneid ; tr. by G. Sandys. t.p.ic.
[London, 1632?] f.
- Meti
etamorphoses ; tr. in verse .by [J. Dryden,
etc. ; ed. by S. Garth]. London, 1717. f.
Same trans. London, 1794. 4 v. 18.
Same trans. (In Chalmers, A. Eng. poets, v. 20.
1820.)
Same. See Amer. trans. In the previous column.
Same. Lit. tr. with notes by H. T. Riley.
London, Bohn, 1851. 16.
Terens and Philomela, [from book 61. (In Hardinge,
Or. Works, v. 2. 1818.)
Extract* from book 2, 3, 4. (In Addison, J. Works,
v. 1. 1811.)
French. Metamorphoses ; tr. avec xv discours
[par X. Renouard]. Paris, [1606]. 8.
Same. Tr. avec des remarques, etc., par 1'abbe
Banier. Amst., 1732. 3 v. 12.
Same. La Metamorphose. Livre le et 2e. (In
Marot, C. <Euvres, v. 3. 1824.)
Trittia.
Tristium libri v ; cum notis J. Min-ellii. Hag.
Com., 1684. 12
Tristia, cum versione Latina et notis Anglicis a
N. Bailey, t.p.w. [London, 1729.] 8.
Eng. Prose version ; by N. Bailey. London,
1729. 8.
Works about Ovid.
GAZZERA, C. Notizia di una sconosciuta edizione
piemontese delle Eroidi di Ovidio del secolo xv.
(/ Turin. Ac. d. ScL Mem., v. 29. 1825.)
IDELER. C. L. Ueber den ostronomischen Theil der
Fasti des Ovid. (In Berlin. Ak. d. Wisa. Abh.,
1822, 23.)
KING, W. The art of love : in imitation of Ovid De
arte amandi with a preface cont. the life of Ovid.
(In his Original works, v. 3. 1776.)
MELANCHTHON. P. Enarratio Fastorum [et] Metamor-
phoseon. (In hi* Opera, v. 19. 1834.)
PRESTON, W. On the hist, of antient amatory writers ;
comparative merits of Ovid, Tibullus, and Proper-
tius. (In Royal Irish Acad. Trans., v. 9. 1803.)
Oviedo, Andres d', Patriarch of Ethiopia. GODINHO, N.
(In his De Abassinorum rebus. 1615.)
Oviedo, Spain. Risco, M. De la ciudad y iglesia de
Oviedo. (In Florez, H. Espana sagrada, v. 37-39.
1789-y5.)
Oviedo y Valdes, Gonzalo Hernandez de. Historia
general y natural de las Indias; pub. la R.
Acad. de la Hist, por J. Amador de los Rios.
la parte. Madrid, 1851. 4.
Historia dell' Indie Occidental! Relatione della nav-
igatione del gran tiume Maragnon. (In Ramusio,
G. B. Xavig., v. 3. 1565.)
Historia du Nicaragua. (In Ternaux-Compana, H.
Voy.,v. 14. 1840.)
Of the West Indies. (In Eden, R. Hist, of travayle.
1577.)
Sumario de la natural historia de las Indias. (In
Barcia, A. G. Historiadores; v. 1. 1749; and in
Vedia, E. de. Hist. prim, de Indias, v. 1. 1858 ;
v. 22 of Aribau. Bibl.)
Ovington, John. Reise nach Snrate. (In Allgemeine
Hist., v. 10. 1752.)
Ovioli, Francesco. Diz. della ling. ital. See Costa, P., and
others.
Owen, Charles. Jure divino woe; exemplify'd in the re-
markable punishment of persecutors, etc. ; thanks-
giving sermon, Manchester. Lend., 1717. 8". (B 602)
Plain dealing; or, Separation without schism; in the
case of Dissenters and Church-men. 5th ed. Lon-
don, [1716?]. 8. (C285)
Owen, David Dale. Report of geolog. reconnoisanee of
Indiana, 1837. See Indiana. Geologist.
Report of the geolog. survey in Kentucky, 1854-59.
See Kentucky. Geological Survey.
Report of a geolog. survey of Wisconsin, Iowa and
Minnesota and a portion of Nebraska. See U. S.
Geologist.
Various articles.] (In Amer. Asaoc. Proc., v. 6.
1851.)
Owen, G. Salt Lake city directory. SaltJLake
City, 1867. 8.
Owen, Mrs. Henry. Illuminated book of needle-
work ; preceded by a hist, of needlework ;
ed. by the Countess of Wilton. London,
1847. 8.
Owen, Hugh, Jr. The elementary education act, 1870. See
Great Britain. Purl. (p. 1221).
Owen, J. B. Popular investments. (In Talbot, C. J., Vise.
Ingestre. Meliora, ser. 1. 1852.)
Owen, James. History of the consecration of altars, tern-
pies, and churches, t.p.w. Lond., 1706. 4. (B 95)
Owen (Lat. Audoenus), John, d. 1622. Epigram-
raatum Joanis Owen libri x. Lond., 1634. 12.
Agudezas ; [epigramraata] ; tr. en Castellano,
con adiciones, etc., por F. de la Torre.
Madrid, 1721. 2 v. 4.
Certain epigrams out of the first four books of
O.; tr. into Eng. by R. Hayman. London,
1628. 4.
NICERON, J. P. (In his Mem., v. 16. 1731; and,
Germ., v. 12. 1755.)
Owen, John, D.D., b. 1616, d. 1683. Works.
London, 1721. f.
Contents. Declaration of glorious mystery of person
of Christ. Communion with God, each person dis-
tinctly. Nature and power of indwelling sin. Tempt-
ation. Mortification of sin in believers. Death of
Christ. Display of Arminianism.
Brief declaration and vindication of the doc-
trine of the trinity. London, 1676. 12.
Brief instruction in the worship of God and
discipline of the churches, etc. London,
1688. 12.
Christologia. London, 1679. 4.
Exposition of Hebrews ; abr. with life of the
author by E. Williams. Boston, 1811-12
4 v. 8.
Humble testimony unto the goodness and
severity of God. London, 1681. 12.
Indulgence and toleration considered. London. 1667
4*. (Bl)
Peace-offering, in an apology and humble plea for in-
dulgence and liberty of conscience. London, 1667
4". (Bl)
- Principles of doctrine of Christ unfolded in
two short catechismes. London, 1684. 12.
The Sabbath. London, 1671. 8.
Sermons, also tracts and his Latin orations ;
with mem. and his funeral sermon, by D.
Clarkson. London, 1721. f.
Z'-vttf TrvevuariKfj, causes, waies, and means
of understanding the mind of God as re-
vealed in his word. London, 1678. 8.
Temptation ; the nature and power of it, etc.
Oxford, 1658. 12,
- True nature of the gospel church. London,
1689. 4.
CANE, J. V. Epistle to the authour of Animad-
versions upon Fiat lux. n.p., 1663. 12.
MASS. General Court. Letter to O., seconding the
Boston invitation to him. 1663. (In Mass. Hist
Soc. Col., v. 12. 1814.)
THOMSON, A. Life of O. Edin., 1853. 12.
Owen, John. Brittannia depicta, a coppy of
Ogilby's survey ; added, the arms of peers,
bishopricks, etc. London, 1720. 4.
Owen, Rev. John, d. 1822. History of the origin
and first ten years of the Brit, and For.
Bible Soc. London, 1816. 2 v. 8.
OWEN
2202
OXFORD UNIVERSITY
Address to the chairman of the East India Co. [on]
Twining's letter, and on the views of the Brit, and
For. Bible Soc. 3d ed. Lond.,1807. 8. (B 679, 1844)
Two letters on the French Bible. London, 1822. 8.
(B339)
Uncertainty of the morrow; sermon, on the late fire
in the premises of J. Ord. Lond., 1808. 8. (B 1345)
WARING, J. 8. Letter to O., in reply to his 'Brief
strictures, etc'. 2d ed. Lond., 1808. 8. (B 679, 1845)
funeral sermon on. 1822. See Dealtry, W.
Owen, John Jason, D.D. Commentary critical, ex-
pository, and practical on the Gospels of
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. N. Y.,
1857-60. 3 v. 8.
Owen, Josiah. Difficulties and discouragements that attend
the dissenting ministry, with proper methods to re-
move them. London, 1735. 8". (B 39)
Owen, Richard, b. 1804. Anatomy of the verte-
brates. London, 1866-68. 3 v. 8.
Contents. Vol. 1. Fishes and reptiles. 2.
Birds and mammals. 3. Mammals.
Classification and geographical distribution of
mammalia ; app. on the gorilla, and on the
extinction and transmutation of species.
London, 1859. 8.
Crustacea. (In Richardson, J., and others. Zoology
of Capt. Beechy's voyage. 1839.)
Extent and aims of a national museum of nat.
history. London, 1862. 8.
Fossil mammalia. (In Darwin, C. Zool. of the voy.
of the Beagle, v. 1. 1838.)
Geology and inhabitants of the ancient world. (In
Crystal Palace Company. The palace. 1854.)
Introductory lectures on the Hunterian col. of fossil
remains. (In Hunter, J. Eseays, v. 1. 1861.)
Lectures on comparative anatomy and phys-
iology of invertebrate animals. London,
1843. 8.
Same. 2d ed. London, 1855. 8.
Note on some remains of an ichthyosaurus. (In
Belcher, Sir E. Last of the Arctic voy., v. 2. 1855.)
Odontography ; comparative anatomy of the
teeth. London, 1840-45. 2 v. 4.
Palaeontology ; systematic summary of extinct
animals in their geolog. relations. London,
1860. 8.
Parthenogenesis ; successive production of
procreating individuals from a single ovum.
London, 1849. 8.
Raw materials from the animal kingdom. (In Soc. of
Arts. Lect., 1851, 52.)
Structure of the skeleton and of the teeth. (In Orr,
W. S. Circle of the sci., Organic nature, v. 1. 1854.)
Zoology. (In Herschell, J. F. W. Man. of eci. en-
quiry. 1851.)
Owen, Robert. Book of the new moral world ;
cont. the rational system of society. N. Y.,
1845. 8.
The human race governed without punishment. (In
Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1857.)
Life written by himself. Vol.1. Lond.,1857. 8.
Supplementary app. containing reports, etc.
Vol. 1 : A. London, 1858. 8.
Manifesto addressed to all governments, etc., who de-
sire to become civilized. Wash., 1844. 8. (B 1500)
New view of society ; or, Essays on the forma-
tion of the human character. 3d ed. Lon-
don, 1817. 8.
Observations on the effect of the manufacturing system.
3d ed. (In Pamphleteer, 1818; v. 11 of B 838)
Report to the County of Lanark of a plan for
relieving public distress. Glasgow, 1821. 4.
HUTCHISON, O. On the new system of equality pro-
posed by Mr. Owen. (In his Causes. 1835.)
MARTINEAU, H. Biographical sketch of O. (In her
Biog. sketches. 1869.)
NOYES, J. H. History of American socialisms.
Phila., 1870. 8.
PACKARD, F. A. Life of O. Phila., 1866. 12.
REYBACD, L. (In his Etudes sur les reformateurs,
v. 1. 1858.)
SARGANT, W. L. O. and his social philosophy.
London, 1860. 8.
VIEWS favorable to O.'s system, n.p., [18 ]. 16.
(C 173)
Owen, Robert Dale. The debatable land between this
world and the next. N. Y., 1872 [1871]. 12.
Footfalls on the boundary of another world.
Phila., 1860. 8.
Hints on public architecture. N. Y., 1849. 4.
"Wrong of slavery, right of emancipation, and
the future of the African race in U. S.
Phila., 1864. 12.
UNMASKED by his own pen ; showing his unqualified
approbation of [a] work, 'What is love? or every
woman's book'. N. Y., 1830. 8. (B 1717)
Y., W. Twelve letters to young men. on the senti-
ment of Miss F. Wright and R. D. Owen. Phila.,
1830. 8. (B 1358, 1854)
Owen, Samuel R. I. Hindu neology. (In Anthropol. Soc.
Mem., v. 2. 1866.)
Owen, Wm. CUNNINGHAM, A. (In his Lives of British
painters, v. 4; v. 66 of Harper's fam. lib.)
Owen, Win., bookseller. TRIAL. 1745. See Zenger, J. P.
(B 1632)
Owen, Capt. Wm. Fitz Wm. Narrative of voyages
to explore the shores of Africa, Arabia, and
Madagascar ; in H. M. S. Leven and Barra-
couta. London, 1833. 2 v. 8.
Practice of circummeridian altitudes at sea or on
shore. (In Amer. Acad. Mem., n.s., v. 2. 1846.)
Owenson, Sidney. See Morgan, Lady.
Owhyh.ee. See. Hawaiian Islands.
Owl and the nightingale; poem. See Guildford, N. de.
Owlglass, Tyll, marvellous ad ventures of. See Murner.T.
Owruczanin; powiesc M. Czaykowski. Paryz, 1841.
2 v. 8.
Oxenford, John. Illustrated book of French songs,
16th-19th cent. London, 1855. 8.
Adrienne, the actress; a drama. (In Sargent, E.
Mod. stand, dr., v. 26.)
Cleft-stick ; a comedy. (No. 65 of Spencer's univ.
stage.) Doubtful victory; a comedietta. (No. 60.)
Only a half-penny; a farce. (No. 90 of De Witt's
acting plays.) The porter's knot; serio comic
drama. (No. 50)
Oxenutierna, Benedikt. Leben, von ihm selbst beschrieben.
(In Schloezer, A. L. Schwed. biog., v. 1. 1760.)
Oxenstierna, Johan Thuresson, Grefve. Pensees
de O., avec reflections morales. Nouv. ed.,
corr. par D. L. M. La Haye, 1746. 2 v. 12.
CROWE, E. E., and JAMES, G. P. R. (In thtir Lives
of for. statesmen, v. 2. 1836. Lardner. Cab. eye.)
Oxford, Bp. of. See Bagot, R. ; Seeker, T. ; Talbot,
W. ; Wilberforce, S.
Oxford, Earl of. See Harley, Robert.
Oxford, Eng. PHILLIPS, J. The neighborhood of O. and
its geology. (In Oxford essays, 1855.)
Oxford County, Eng. DAVIS, R. General view of the
agric. of the Co. of O. London, 1794. 4. (W 74)
Oxford University.
Parecbolse sive excerpta e corpore statutorum
universitatis 0. Oxon., 1721. 12.
Ashmolean Museum.
Catalogue of the A. M., descriptive of the
zoological specimens, antiq., coins, and
miscel. curiosities. Oxf., 1836. 8.
Antiquities and Art.
MAITTAIRE, M. Marmorum AcademiseO.dona-
torum cum variis commentariis et indice
2a ed. Londini, 1732. f.
RUSKIN, J. Catalogue of examples for ele-
mentary study in the Univ. galleries. Oxf.,
1870. 8.
POINTER, J. Antiquities and curiosities of O.
university. London, 1749. 12.
SKELTON, J. Oxon. antiqua restituta. Oxf.,
1823. 2 v. 4.
OXFORD UNIV.
2203
OXFORD UNIV.
Biography.
WOOD, A. Athenae Oxonienses. London,
1691-92. 2 v. f.
- Same. 2d ed. London, 1721. 2 v. f.
- Same. With Fasti Oxon. ; ed. P. Bliss. Lon-
don, 1813-20. 4 v. 4.
Bodleian Library.
Biblioteca italica ossia Catalogo di libri itali-
ani posseduti dal C[onte] A. M[ortara] ed
ora passati in proprieta della Bibl. Bodl.
Oxf., 1852. 8.
Note. The catalogue was made by Mortara.
- Calendar of the Clarendon state papers in the
Bodleian Library; ed. by W. D. Macray.
Vol. 2, 3. Oxf., 1869-76. 2 v. 8.
- Catalogus impress, librorum quibus aucta est
Bibl. Bodleiana, 1835-47. Oxon., 1851. f.
- Catalogus librorum impressorum Bibliothecae
Bodlianae. Oxon., 1843. 3 v. P.
- Index to the catalogue of the mss. of Elias
Ashmole. Oxf., 1866. 4.
- MACRAY, W. D. Annals of the B. L., 1598-
1867 ; with a preliminary notice of the
earlier library founded in the 14th cent.
London, etc.,'\86S. 8.
Calendar.
- Calendar, 1823, 51,55. Oxf., 1823-55. 3 v. 12.
Catalogues.
- Catalogue of graduates. Oxf., 1851. 8.
- Oxford ten-year book, made up to the end of
1860, 70. Oxf., 1863-72. 2 v. 12.
Clarendon Preit.
- Specimen of printing types belonging to the
Univ. Oxf., 1786. 8.
Description.
- DE QrixcEY, T. Oxford. (In hit Memorials, v. 1.
1854.)
- NEW pocket companion for O.; with descript.
of buildings, etc., at Blenheim. New ed.
Oxf., 1807. 12.
- Same. New ed. Oxf., 1815. 12.
- NEW O. guide ; with tour to Blenheim and
Nuneham. Oxf., 1819. 12.
- OXFORD Univ. and city guide; with guide to
Blenheim, Nuneham, etc., with plates.
New ed. Oxf., 1824. 12.
- Same. New ed. with add. [without plates].
Oxf., 1827. 12.
Edmund Hall.
- HILL, R. Goliath slain ; being a reply to Nbwell's
"Answer to 'Pietas Oxoniensis' ". London, 1768. 8".
(B21)
Letter to T. Jfowell containing remarks on the 2d ed.
of his 'Answer to Pietas Oxoniensis'. London,
1769. 8. (B 21)
Pietas Oxoniensis; or, Full account of the expulsion
of six students from Edmund Hall. 2d ed. Lon-
don, 1768. 8. (B 21)
- XOWELL, T. Answer to R. Hill's 'Pietas Oxoniensis'.
2d ed. with add. Oxf., 1769. 8. (B 21)
- PRIESTCRAFT defended ; a sermon [on] the expulsion
of six young gentlemen from Oxford. 7th ed. Bos-
ton, 1793. 12. (C 145)
- STRICTURES on an "Answer to 'Pietas Oxoniensis' " by
T. Xowell, by No Methodist. Lond., 1769. 8. (B21)
- WHITEFIELD, G. Letter to D. Dnrell occasioned by
[the] expulsion of six students from Edmund Hall.
London, 1768. 8. (B 21)
- - Same. Boston, 1768. 8. (B 514)
Epithalamia.
Epithalamia Oxon. ; in Caroli regis cum H.
Maria connubium. Oxon., 1725. 4.
Epithalamia O.; in Georgii HI. et Charlottae
nuptias. Oxon., 1761. f.
History.
ACCOUNT of the visit of the Prince Regent and
Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia to
O. Univ., 1814. Oxf., 1815. 4.
AMHVHST, N. Terra-films ; or, Secret hist, of
O., and ans. to Dr. Newton. 3d ed. London,
1754. 12.
AXSTEY, H. Munimenta academica ; doc.
illust. of acad. life and studies at O. Lond.,
1868. 2 v. 8. (Chron. and mem.)
CHALMERS, A. Historv of the coll., halls, etc*,
of the Univ. of Oxford. Oxf., 1810. 2 v. 8.
COXYBEARE, 3. Calumny refuted ; answer to
the personal slanders pub. by R. Newton ;
the conduct of the Bishop of Exeter, and
of the Society of Exeter Coll. vindicated.
London, 1735. 8.
Cox, G.V. Recollections of O. Lond., 1868. 8.
MACMICHAEL, W. F. Oxford and Cambridge
boat races, 1829-69. Camb.. 1870. 16.
JEAFFRESOX, 3. C. Annals of Oxford. Lon-
don, 1871. 2 v. 8.
- SMITH, G. The Univ. of O. (In his Lectures on his-
tory. 1866.)
- THOMSON, 3. C. Almae matres; by Megathym
Splene. London, 1849. 18.
See also, back, Edmund Hall.
Libraries.
- Catalogus codicum mss. in collegiis et aulis O.
Oxon., 1852. 2 v. 8.
See also Bodleian Lib. ; Badcliffe Lib.
Magdalen College.
- Catalogus librorum impressorum bibliotheoee ;
conf. E. M. Macfarlane. Ox., 1860-62. 3 v. 4.
- BLOXHAM, 3. R. Register of presidents, fel-
lows, etc. Oxf., 1853-57. 2 v. 8.
- OBSERVATIONS on the original architecture of
St. Mary Magdalen Coll. London, 1823. 8.
Literature.
See Epthalamia; Oxford English prize es-
says ; Oxford essays ; Oxford sausage.
Organization, Reform.
- COLLECTION of papers to explain the mode of sub-
scription required by the Univ. from all young per-
sons at their matriculation. Oxf., 1772. 8". (B 05)
- REPLY. [lst]-3d, to the calumnies of the Edinb. rev.
against O. 2d ed. Oxf., 1810-11. 8. (B 788)
- SAJSDFOBD, D. K. Letter to P. Elmsley, in answer to
the appeal to Prof. 8. as umpire between the Univ.
of O. and the Edin. review. (In Pamphleteer,
1822 ; v. 21 of B 838)
- XICKLIN, P. H. Report to the board of trustees of the
Univ. of Penn. cone, the Univ. of O. and Cambr.
Phila., 1834. 8. (B 1132)
- COOPER, C. P. Oxford Univ. commisoion; letter to the
Duke of Wellington. London, 1851. 8. (E 107)
- GR. BRIT. Commissioners [on] the State, Disci-
pline, Studies, and Revenues of the Univ. of
Oxford. Report. London, 1852. f.
- HAMILTON, Sir W. (In his Discussions on philos.
1852.)
- DAUBENY, C. Can physical science obtain a home in
an English university? 1853. Letter to the provost
of Oriel on univ. extension. 1865. Proportion of
graduates in medicine at O. to the population. 1866.
(In his Misc.. v. 2. 1867.)
- RCMSEY, Rev. J. O. extension. (In Nat. Assoc.
Prom. Soc. ScL Trans., 1866.)
- PATTISOX, Rev. M. Suggestions on acad.
organization with ref. to O. Edin., 1868. 8.
What measures are required for the further improve-
ment of the Univ. of O. and Camb.? (In Nat.
Assoc. Prom. Soc. ScL Trans., 1868.)
OXFORD UNIV.
2204
OZONE
SMITH, G. The re-organization of the Univ.
Oxf., 1868. 8.
Oxford Univ. reform. (In Oxford essays, 1858.)
WRENCH, Rev, J. G. What measures are required for
the further improvement of the Univ. (In Nat.
Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1868.)
Periodicals.
See, forward, Oxford review ; Oxford spectator.
Queen's College.
Orthography and ichnography of Queen's College li-
brary, M. Burghers sculp, n.p., 1695. f. (E 55)
Radclijfe Library.
GIBBS, J. Ichnographica delineatio Bibliothecse Rad-
cliffianae. n.t.p. [London? 1737.] f. (E 126)
Studies.
BURROWS, M. Pass and class, an O. guide
book through the classes. London, 1860. 8.
ROGERS, J. E. T. Education in Oxford.
London, 1861. 8.
Subscription.
Defence of subscription to the 39 articles as required in
the Univ. of O. Oxf., [17]. 8. (B 905)
See also Organization; also Nat. Assoc.
Prom. Soc. Sci. ; Statist. Soc. Journ.
Oxford, Mass. HOLMES, A. Mem. of French Protestants
atO., 1686. (In Mass. Hist. Soc. Col., v. 22. 1830.)
Oxford chronological tables. See Annales antiquitatis.
Oxford County, Me. WALLING, H. F. Map. 1858.
Oxford English prize essays, The. Oxf., 1836.
5 v. (v. 1, 4 w.). 12.
Contents. Vol. 2. Street, 8. Art of printing.
Bartlam, J. Liberty. Copleston, E., Bp. Agricul-
ture. Phlllimore, J. Chivalry. Mant, R., Bp.
Commerce. Rudd, E. Connection between intellec-
tual and moral excellence. Wilson, D. Common
sense. Hendy, A. Utility of classical learning in sub-
serviency to theological studies. Heber, R., Bp. A
sense of honour. Marsh, E. G. Posthumous fame.
Grey,.C. Hereditary rank. Bnrney. C. P. Love of
our country. Whateley, R., Bp. What are the arts
in the cultivation of which the moderns have been less
successful than the ancients?
3. Attfleld, W. Funeral and sepulchral honours.
Keble, J. Translation from dead languages. Cole-
ridge, J. T. Etymology. Burdon, R. Comparative
estimate of the English literature of the 17th and 18th
centuries. Arnold, T. Effects of distant colonization
on the parent state. Milman, H. H. Comparative es-
timate of sculpture and painting. Ogilvie, C. A.
Union of classical and mathematical studies. Adolphus,
J. L. Biography. Rickards, S. Characteristic dif-
ferences of Greek and Latin poetry. Macdonnell, A.
Influence of the drama. Sandford, D. K. Study of
modern history.
4. Wanting. 5. Eden, C. P. Use and abuse of
theory. Harrison, B. Study of different languages as
it relates to the philosophy of the human mind. Wall,
H. Emulation. Anstice, J. Influence of the Roman
conquests upon literature and the arts in Rome. Moz-
ley, J. B. Influence of ancient oracles in public and
private life. Vaughan, H. H. Effects of a national
taste for general and diffusive reading. Jackson, J.
Character and doctrines of Socrates.
Oxford essays, contributed by members of the
Univ. London, [1855-5.8]. 4 v. 8.
Contents. 1855. Sellar, W. Y. Lucretius and the
poetic characteristics of his age. Fronde, J. A. Sug-
gestions on the best means of teaching English history.
Palgrave, F. T. Alfred de Musset. Smith, H. J. 8. I
The plurality of worlds. Cowell, E. B. Persian
literature. Thomson, W. Crime and its excuses.
Phillips, J. The neighbourhood of Oxford and its
geology. Sandars, T. C. Hegel's philosophy of right.
Pattison, M. Oxford studies.
1856. Muller, F. M. Comparative mythology.
Bernard, M. The growth of laws and usages of war.
Butler, G. The Raphael drawings in the University
galleries, O. Morris, W. O'C. The land system of
Ireland. Temple, F. National education. King,
R. J. Carlovingian romances. Smith, G. Review of
Mr. Congreve's 'Roman empire of the west'.
1857. Gladstone, W. E. On the place of Homer in
classical education and in historical inquiry. Duff,
M. E. G. Sicily. Wilson, H. B. Schemes of Christ-
ian comprehension. Freeman, E. A. Ancient Greece
and mediaeval Italy. Powell, B. The Burnett prizes ;
The study of the evidences of natural theology.
Bridges, J. H. The Jews of Europe in the Middle
Ages. Church, R. W. The essays of Montaigne.
Sellar, W. Y. Characteristics of Thucydides.
1858. Conington, J. The poetry of Pope. Cecil,
Ld. R. G. The theories of parliamentary reform.
Grant, Sir A. The ancient Stoics. Pearson, C. B.
Hymns and hymn-writers. Dasent, G. W. The
Norsemen in Iceland. Phillimore, J. G. Influence of
the canon law. Smith, G. Oxford University re-
form.
Oxford reformers, The, of 1498. See Seebohm, F.
Oxford review. Vol. 1, 2; Jan. - Dec. 1807.
Oxf., [1807]. 2 v. 8.
Oxford sausage ; or, Poetical pieces by the wits of
the Univ. New ed. Oxf., [1 77-] . 8.
Oxford spectator; by R. S. C., E. N., and T. H.
W. Repr. London, 1869. 12.
Oxford theology: tracts for the times by Drs. Pusey, Hook,
Newman, and others. N. Y., 1843. 8. (B 1377)
Oxford tracts. See Tracts for the times.
Oxford visitor; picturesque views; with hist.
descriptions. London, 1822. 12.
Oxford young gentleman's reply to H. Dodwell's
'Christianity not founded on argument', etc.
London, 1743. 8.
Oxfordshire, Eng. Poll [list] of the freeholders
of O. Oxf., 1754. 4".
HANDBOOK for travellers in Berks, Bucks, and
Oxfordshire. London, J. Murray, 1860. 12.
Oxholm, Peter Lotharius. Charte over den Danske Oe St.
Croix. Kiobenhavn, 1794. (E67)
Oxnam, John. Enterprises in the South Sea. (In Burney,
S. Discoveries in the South Sea, v. 1. 1803.)
Voyage to West India and into the South Sea, 1575.
(In Hakluyt, R. Col. of voy., v. 4. 1811.)
Oxonian in town, The; a comedy. See Colman, G.
Oxus. WOOD, J. Journey to the source of the
river. London, 1841. 8.
Oxygen. CHACE, G.I. Oxygen and its combinations. (In
Smithsonian Inst. Report, 1855.)
Oyanguren, . Supplement a la grammaire japonaise.
See Rodriguez, J.
Oyster culture. GR. BRIT. Commission [on]
Methods of Oyster Culture. Report, with a
view to the introd. of improved methods into
Ireland. Dublin, 1870. 8.
Ozanam, Antoine Frederic. La civilisation chre-
tienne chez les Francs. Paris. 1849. 8.
Dante et la philosophic catholique au 13e
siecle. Paris, 1845. 8.
Documents ined. pour servir a 1'hist. litteraire
de 1'Italie le 8e - 13e [siec.]. Paris, 1850. 8.
Contents. Des ecoles de 1'instruction publique en
Italic aux temps barbares. Notice des manuscrits
publics dans ce recueil. Texte* latins. Graphia aurese
urbis Romae. Prsefationes ad chartarium Farfense.
Obituarium ecclesiae Senensis. Hymnorum ecclesiasti-
corum collectio antiqua. Carmina Alfani et Guaiferii.
Textes italiens. De Jerusalem crelesti. De Baby-
lonia civitate infernali. Rime di Buonagiunta da Lucca.
Rune di Dino Compagni. L'intelligenza, poema.
Les Germains avant la Christianisme. Paris,
1847. 8.
History of civilization in the 5th cent. ; tr. by
A. C. Glyn. Phila., 1867. 2 v. 8.
Ozanam, Jacques. Recreations mathematiques et
physiques. Nouv. ed. aug. by [J. E. Mon-
tucla]. Paris, 1790-91. 4 v. 8.
NICERON, J.P. (Inhis Mem.,v.6. 1728; and, Germ.,
v.6. 1752.)
Ozark Mts. FEATHERSTONHAVGH, G. W. Geol.
report on the elevated country between the '
Red and Missouri Rivers. Wash., 1835. 8.
Ozone. SMALLWOOD.C. Ozone. (In Amer. Assoc. Proc.,
v. 11. 1858.)
WETHERILL.C. M. Ozone and antozone. (M Smith-
sonian Inst. Report, 1864.)
2205
PACIFIC RAILROAD
P.***, Le M.D. Catalogue [de sea] livres, la vente Oct.
Paris, 1766. 8". (B 89, 891)
Note. P *** is filled out in ms. Peruzzy or Perussy.
P ***., J/. de. Recherches philos. sur les Americains. See
Pauw, C. de.
P***., Jf. Discours sur les avantages, 1787. See Cnastel-
lux, F. J., marq. de.
P***. The rights of colonies examined. Prov., 1765. 4.
(B 14, 652)
P., Rev. C. K. Boundaries of the Church. (In Tracts for
priests and people, v. 5. 1861.)
P., C. R. Epistola critica de punctis controversial Kempi-
siauae praecipuis. (In Schelhorn, J. G. Atnoen.
lit., v. 8. 1726.)
P., E., and J., A. Some miscellany observations on witch-
crafts. See Willard, 8. (B654)
P., F. Pelage, ou Leon et les Asturies sauves du
joug des Mahometans. Paris, 1826. 8.
P., G. The moderate Parliament; answer to letter [to] a
person of quality, u.t.p. [16 .] f. (A 54)
P., I. R. Handbook of familiar quotations from
Eng. authors. New ed. London, 1853. 18.
P., J. Letter to a friend in the country; vindication of the
Parl. proc. this last session, n.t.p. [1680.] f. (A 54)
P., J. C. Tobago insulae Caraibicae in Amer. sitse
fatum. Groningae, 1727. 4.
P , R. Letter to T. Chubb, occasioned by his 'True gos-
pel of Christ asserted. London, 1739. 8. (B 1364)
P., R. Maxims and hints for an angler; by a bungler. (In
Jesse, E. Gleanings in nat. hist., v. 2. 1832.)
P., R. Brief inquiry into the dissenting institution, n.p.,
1858. 8". (B 135)
P., S. H. Jeografia wschodnisy czgsci Europy.
W Wroclawiu, 1825. 8.
P., S. W. Important truths in simple verse. Lon-
don, 1841. 18.
P., W. The divine right of kings asserted, n.p. , [168-?!.
f. (A 54)
P., W. Plain man's guide to the true church. London,
1714. 8. (C 60)
Paas, C. and A. Specimen of brass card borders.
London, 1793. 4.
Paaw or Pauw, Pieter. NICERON, J. P. (In his Mem.,
v. 12. 1730.)
Pablo; par Mrne.E. M. de Garcia. Paris, 1869. 18.
Pabodie, Wm. J. Calidore ; a legendary poem.
Boston, 1839. 8.
Pabst, Heinrich Wilhelm v. Anleitung zur Rind-
viehzucht. 3e Ausg. Stuttg., 1859. 8.
Paca, Wm. SANDERSON, J. (In his Biog. of the signers,
v. 8. 1820.)
Pacata Hibernia; or, History of wars in Ireland
under Elizabeth; [1558-1600; by T. Staf-
ford]. London, 1810. 2 v. 4.
Pacca, Bartolommeo, Cardinal. Historical memoirs
by himself; tr. by Sir G. Head. London,
1850. 2 v. 12.
Pacca, Colanello, author of bk. 7, v. 2. See Collenuccio,
P. Compendio dell' istoria di Napoli.
Pacchiarotti, Giuseppe. VERONA, A. (In Amato, G. d'.
Panteon, v. 2. 1851.)
Pace, Ser, notaio da Fiorenza. Sonnet. (In Rossetti, D.
G. Early Ital. poets. 1861.)
Pace, Publius Marius de. See Pacius.
Pace domestica, La; eommedia. See Kota, A.
Pace fra le tre dee, La, da P. Metastasio. (In his Opere,
v. 11. 1782.) Pace fra la virtu, La, e la bellezza!
(In v. 3.)
Pacha of many tales ; by Capt. Marryat. London,
1856. 16.
Pache, Jean Xic. Correspondance [avec] Dumourier, 1792.
See Dumourier, C. F. (B 796)
Pacheco, Duarte. Exploits in India. (In Green, J. Col.
of voy., v. 1. 1745; and Moore, J. H. New col.
of voy., v. 1. [1778.])
Pacheco, Francisco. Epigramas. (In Sedana, J. J. L. de.
Parnaso esp., v. 3, 7. 1782.)
Poesias. (In Castro, A. de. Poetas lir. de los siglos
16 y 17, v. 1. 1854; v. 32 of Aribau. Bibl.)
Pacheco, Joaquin Francisco. Coleccion de documentos ined.
See Torres de Mendoza, L.
Pacho, Jean Raimond. Relation d'un voyage dans
la Marmarique, la Cyrenaique, etc. Paris,
1827-29. 4 and Plates f.
Pachomius, St., Abb. ACTA 8. P. (In Acta sanct., v. 16.
1866.)
VIE de St. Pacome; par un ancien auteur grec et tr.
par Denis le Petit. (In Arnauld d' Andilly, R.
Vies des saints, v. 1. 1716.)
Pachter Feldkiinomel von Tippelskircben ; von A. v. Kot-
zebne. (In his Theater, v. 27. 1841.)
Pachyderms. JARDINE, Sir W. Natural hist, of
the P. Edin., 1836. 16. (Vol. 5 of hit
Nat. lib., Mam.)
See also Natural history ; Zoology.
Pachymeres, Georgius. Historia rerum a Micbaele [et]
Andronico Palaeologo gestarum, interp. P. Possino.
(Vol. 13, 14 of Byzant. hist, gcr. 1729.)
De Michaele et Andronico Palaeologis libri XIII-
recog. I. Bekkerus. (Vol. 24, 25o/Niebnhr. Byzant.
hist. scr. 1835.)
French. Histoire des empereurs Michel et Andro-
nique. (In Cousin, L. Hist, de Constant., v. 6.
1673.)
Pacianus arcinonensis. Epistolse. (In Florez, H. Es-
pana sagrada, v. 29. 1775.)
Paciaudi, Paolo Maria. Monumenta Peloponnesia
commentariisexplicata. Romae, 1761. 2 v. 4.
Lettere. (In Raccolta di prose : Let. fam., v. 2. 1830.)
FABRONI, A. (In his Vitas Ital., v. 14. 1789.)
Pacific commercial advertiser; Dec. 31, 1864; Jan. 14 1865
Honolulu, 1864-65. f. (E 194)
Pacific Islands. DANA. J. D. Trend of islands and axis
of subsidence in the Pacific. (In Amer. Assoc
Proc., v. 2. 1850.)
Pacific Mail Steamship Co. OTIS, F. N. History of the
Co. (In his Isthmus of Panama. 1867.)
Pacific Ocean. AXTILLON, I. de. Carta esferica de
Grande Oceano ; con analisis. Madrid,
1802. 8.
APRES DE MANNEVILLETTE, J. B. N. D. d'. Carte de
1'Ocean Oriental depuis le Cap de Bonne Esperance,
jusqu' a Japon. n.p., [17]. (E 87, no. 57)
JOHNSTON, A. K. Notes illustrative of the physical
chart of the Pacific O. (In his Physical atlas. 1856.)
VOYAGES. (In Churchill. Col. of voy., v. 3, 1745;
Hakluyt, v. 4. 1811; Harris, v. 2. 1764; Pink-
erton, v. 11. 13, 14. 1812, 1813.)
Chart. ARROW-SMITH, A. London, 1798. (E 66, nos.
60-69)
See also Hawaiian Islands ; Polynesia ;
Voyages round the world.
Pacific overtures for Christian harmony. No. 1. n.t.p. 8
(C224)
Same. [1828.] 12. (C 246)
Pacific Railroad. GRAY, A. B. Survey of a route
for the Pacific Railroad on the 32d parallel.
Cincin., 1856. 8.
HEAP, G. H. Central route to the Pacific;
journ. of E. F. Beale and G. H. Heap. 1853.
Phila., 1854. 8.
HEINE, W. Le chemin de fer du Pacifique. (In
Paris. Soc. de Geog. Bnl., 5e ser., v. 14. 1867.)
HILL, A. H. Report on the northern Pacific R. R. ;
made to the [Boston] Board [of Trade], Nov. 27.
Boston, 1865. 8. (E 77)
MEMPHIS CONVENTION. OCT. 23, 1849 IN RELATION TO
THE PACIFIC R.R. Proceedings. Memphis, 1850.
8. (B1504)
PALMER, W. J. Report of surveys across the
continent, 1867-68, on the 35th"and 32d par-
allels, extend, the Kansas Pacific R. R. to the
Pacific Ocean, Dec. 1, 1868. Phila., 1869. 8.
PARKE, J. G. Report of explorations of a
railway route near the 32d parallel between
the Rio Grande and the Gila. [Wash.,
1854.] 8. (H. doc. 129.)
POOR, H. V. Railroad to the Pacific. (In Amer. Geog.
Statist. Soc. Bnl., v. 1. 1854.)
POPE, J. Report of exploration of a route for
the Pacific R. R., near the 32d parallel.
[Wash., 1854.] 8.
STEVENS, I. I. Report of exploration for a
route for the Pacific railroad, near the 47th
and 49th parallels, from St. Paul to Puget
Sound. [Wash., 1854.] 8.
2206
PADUA
U. S. War Dep't. Reports of explorations
and surveys to ascertain the most practicable
route for a R. R. to the Pacific Ocean ; made
1853-54. Wash., 1855-60. 12 v. in 13 pts. 4.
WHIFFLE, A. W. Report of explorations for
a railway from the Mississippi to the Pacific.
n.t.p. [Wash., 1854.] 8. [33d Cong. 2d
sess. Sen., 78.)
See also Kansas.
Pacific Railroad Co. of California,. By-laws. (In Cali-
fornia. Legislature. General railroad laws. 1862.)
Pacific States. KNIGHT, W. H. Hand-book
almanac for the Pacific States. S. Francisco,
1862. 24.
Pacific Steam Navigation Co. WHEELRIGHT, W. State-
ments and documents rel. to the establishment of
steam navigation in the Pacific. London, 1838. 8.
(B 1742)
Pacificatory letter about psalmody. [Boston, 1724.] 8.
(C50)
Pacifico de Monte Cassiano. Relation succincte de la Pen-
tapole Libyque, tr. par M. de Laporte. (In Paris.
Soc. de Geog. Rec. des voy., v. 2. 1825.)
Pacificus, pseud. Appeal to Amer. Christians on the prac-
tice of war. N. Y., 1830. 8. (B 1786)
Pacificus, pseud. Rights and privileges of the states in re-
gard to slavery ; essays in the Western reserve
chronicle after the election of 1842. n.p., 1842. 8.
(B 1174, 1499)
Pacificus, Philo, pseud. The friend of peace. See Wor-
cester, N.
Pacifique, Le pere, de Proving. Lettre sur Pestrange mort
du grand Turc. (In Ternaux Compans, H. Ar-
chives des voy., v. 1. 1840.)
Pacini, Giovanni. Satt'o; a lyrical tragedy. Boston, 1847.
12". (El)
Same. Hallana, 1846. 12. (E 6)
Pacio di Beriga, Giulio. Posthumus Pacianus;
definitiones juris utriusque Pasii novatse.
Ed. alt., ab A. Corvino. Amst., 1659. 12.
NlCERON, J. P. (In his Mem., v. 39. 1738.)
Pacius or de Pace, Publius Marius. Antiquitates Caltage-
ronis urbis pulcherriniK Sicil. (In Grsevius. Thes.
antiq. Sicil., v. 12. 1725.)
Packard, Rev. . Letter on the retreat of swallows in
winter. (In Amer. Acad. Mem., v. 2. 1793.)
Packard, Alpheus Spring, b. 1798. History of the
Bunker Hill monument. Portland, 1853. 8.
Same. (In Maine Hist. Soc. Col., v. 3. 1853.)
On the best method of teaching the ancient languages.
(In Amer. Inst. of Instr. Lect., 1833.)
Our alma mater; address before the alumni of Bow-
doin Coll., Aug. 5. Brunswick, 1858. 8. (B 1575)
Packard, Alpheus Spring, Jr., b. 1839. Embryology of libel-
lula diplax, with notes on the morphology of insects
and the classification of the neuroptera. The insect
fauna of the summit of Mt. Washington as com-
pared with that of Labrador. (In Amer. Assoc.
Proc., v. 16. 1868.) Embryology of limulus poly-
phemus. (In v. 19. 1870.)
Observations on the glacial phenomena of Labrador
and Maine. (In Boston Soc. of Nat. Hist. Mem.,
v. 1. 1866.)
Packard, Asa. Description of Marlborough. (In Mass.
Hist. Soc. Col., v. 4. 1795.)
Oration. July 4. Boston, 1815. 8. (B 457)
Packard, Frederic Adolphus. Daily public school
in the U. S. Phila., 1866. 8.
Inquiry into alleged tendency of the separation
of convicts to produce disease, etc. Phila.,
1849. 8.
- Life of Robert Owen. Phila., 1866. 12.
Packard, George Washington. Sermon, Dec. 4, 1842. Bos-
ton, 1843. 8. (B 1222)
Packard, Hannah James. The choice, a tragedy;
and other poems. Boston, 1832. 18.
Packard, Hezekiah. Federal republicanism; two disc.,
fast day, Chelmsford and Concord, Apr. Boston,
1799. 8". (B 89, 170, 229, 857)
The plea of patriotism; sermon, Chelmsford, [thanks-
giving], Feb. 19. Boston, 1795. 8. (B 325)
Rational method of preaching; disc., June 28, ordin.
of A. Benttie. Newbnryport, 1797. 8. (B 165)
Two discourses on prayer, Wiscasset, Feb. 12. Wis-
casset, 1804. 8. (B 203, 229)
Packard, J. B., and Hubbard, S. Musical gems ;
hymns and tunes. [5th ed.] Bost., 1847. 12.
Packe, Charles. Pyrenees; table of Pyrenean peaks, etc.
(In Ball, J. Peaks, passes, etc., 2d ser.,v. 2. 1862.)
Packe of Spanish lies; tr. out of Spanish. 1588. (In Som-
ers, J. Col. of tracts, v. 1. 1809.)
Pacuvius, Marcus. Fragm. (In Estienne, R. Fr. poet,
vet. Lat. 1564; in Levee, J. B., and LeMonnier,
G. Theatre des Latins, v. 15. 1823; and in Rib-
beck, O. Seen. Rom. poes. fr., v. 1. 3852.)
Paddiana; or, Scraps and sketches of Irish life.
2d ed. London, 1848. 2 v. 8.
Paddle wheels. BUSBY, C. A. Essay on the propulsion of
navigable bodies. N. Y., 1818. 8. (B 456, 526)
Paddock, Judah. Narrative of the shipwreck of
the Oswego on the coast of South Barbary.
London, 1818. 4.
Paddock, Beth B. Sermon, omnipresence of God. (In
Protestant Episc. pulpit, v. 2. 1832.)
Paddon, John. Harmonic cards and a musical
catechism. London, 1820. 8.
Paderborn. FURSTENBURG, F. v. Monumenta
Paderbornensia, ex historia Rom ana, Fran-
cica, Saxonica eruta ; ace. Caroli M. Capitu-
latio de partibus Saxonise et Panegyricus
Paderbornensis [a J. Horrion]. Ed. alt.
Amst., 1672. 4.
GIGAS, J. Episcopatus Paderborn. [Norib.,1 1757.
(E94)
Paderbornensis episc. descriptio. Amst., [16 1. (E
78, no. 156a)
Padilla, Francisco. Voyage autour du monde. (In Mon-
temont, A. Bibl. univ., v. 2. 1833.)
Padilla, Maria de. MENZIES, S. (In his Royal favorites.
v. 1. 1865.)
Padilla, Pedro de. Egloga. (In Sedana, J. J. L. de.
Parnaso epp., v. 4. 1774.)
Padlock, The. See Bickerstaff. I.
Padova. See Padua.
Padovani, Girolamo. Novella. (In Roscoe, T. Ital. nov.,
v. 4. 1823.)
Padre de famiglia, II; commedia. See Goldoni, C.
Padre de familia. (In Teatro nuevo esp., v. 6. 1801.)
Padre per amore, II; commedia. See Goldoni, C.
Padrino, El, y el pretendiente; comedia. See Cruzy Cano,
R. de la.
Padua. Agriculture. POGGI, E. Intorno alia storia
e collez. delle leggi riferibili all' agricoltura. (In
Archivio stor. Hal., n.s., v. 4. pt. 1. 1843.)
Art. BIIRGES, W. La 'Ragione' de Padoue. (In
Annales archeol., v. 18-19, 26. 1858-69.)
Biography and Literary history. VEDOVA, G.
Biografia degli scrittori padovani. Padova,
1832-36. 2v. 8.
Description. FERRARIO, G. (7n his Costume, v. 10.
1829.)
Education. RICCOBONI, A. De gymnasio Patavino.
(In Grsevius. Thes. antiq. Ital., v. 6, pt. 4. 1704.)
History. CORTUSIO, G. and A. Historia de novitati-
bus Paduas, 1256-1364. (In Grsevius and Burmann.
Thes. antiq. Ital., v. 6, pt. 1. 1704; and in Mura-
tori. Rer. Ital. scr., v. 12. 1728.)
FERRARI, O. Oratio de laudibus urbis Patavii. (In
Grsevius and Burmann. Thes. antiq. Ital., v. 6.
pt. 3. 1722.)
CITTADELLA, G. Storia della dominazione
carrarese in Padova. Padova, 1842. 2 v. 8.
- GENNARI, G. Annali della citta di Padova
[all' anno 1318]. Bassano, 1804. 3 v. 4.
. MONACHI Paduani Chronicorum libres tres. (In
Grsevius. Thes. antiq. Ital., v. 6, pt. 1. 1722.)
MUSSATO, A. Histories Augustse de gestis Henrici
VII. De gestis Italicorum postHenricum vir. (In
Grsevius. Thes. antiq. Ital., v. 6, pt. 2. 1722; and
in Muratori, L. A. Rer. Ital. scr., v. 10. 1727.)
PIGNORIA, L. Le origmi di Padova. Padova,
1625. 4.
Latin. (In Grsevius. Thes. antiq. Ital., v. 6, pt. 3.
1722.)
SAVONAROLA, M. De landibns Patavii, 1440. (In
Muratori. Rer. Ital. scr., v. 24. 1738.)
SCARDEONE, B. Historia de urbis Patavii antiqui-
tate. (In Grsevius. Thes. antiq. Ital., v. 6, pt. 3.
1722.)
See also Carrara family in Padua.
PJEON
2207
PAIGE
Paeon Amathutiat. Fragm. (In Mueller, C. Fr. hist. Or.,
v. 4. 1851.)
P*3io3. Tvauu ydtKcu KOI -o^jrucai. 'Everiyjiv,
1778. 4.
P*3tum. MAJOR, T. Ruins of Paestum or Posi-
donia ; cont. descr. and views of remaining
antiquities. London, 1767. f.
French. Ruines de Paestum ; tr. par J. Va-
rennes. t.p.w. [Londres, 1768.] f.
NICOLAS, F. Illustrazioni di due vasi fittili
ec. trovati in Pesto. Roma, 1809. f.
PIRAXESI. G. B. Differentes vues de quelques
restes de trois edifices dans Pesto. n.p.,
[17-]. f.
P-Btas, Lucas. De mensuris et ponderibus Romanis et
Grsecis. (In. Graviua, J. G. Thes. antiq. Rom.,
v. 11. 1699.)
Paganelli, Graziano, Cirdinal. FABROXI. A. (In hit
Mem. di Pisani, v. 4. 1792.)
Pagaai, Giuseppi. Catalogo dei libri vendibili
presso G. Pagani e F. Firenze, 1838. 8.
Paganism. CHASTEL, E. Histoire de la destruc-
tion du paganisme dans 1'empire d'Orient.
Paris, 1850. 8.
See alto Greece: Religion; Mythology;
Rome : Religion.
Pagano, Carlo. Delle imprese e del dominio dei
Genovesi nella Grecia ; [pub. da G. M.
Pagano]. Genova, 1852. 8.
Page, Charles Grafton. History of induction ; the
American claim to the induction coil and its
electrostatic developments. Wash., 1867
[1868]. 8.
Psychomancy ; spirit rapping and table tippings
exposed. "X. Y., 1853. 12.
Electro-magnetism as a motive force. (In Amer.
Assoc. Proc.. v. 4. 1851.)
Page, David. Advanced text book of physical
geog. Edin., 1864. 12.
Geology for general readers ; a series of popular
sketches in geol. and palaeontology. Edin.,
1866. 12.
Page, David Perkins. Mutual duties of parents and teach-
ers; lecture before the Amer. last, of Instr. Bost.,
1838. 8. (B 1165)
Same. (In Amer. Inst. of Instr. Lect., 1838.)
Advancement in means and methods of public in-
struction. (In 1843.)
Page, E.lward Postlethwayt. Xature's oracle the word of
God. etc. X. Y.. 1825. 8". (B 1234)
Page, Harlan. HAXLOCK, "W. A. Memoir of P.
X. Y., 1836. 18.
Page, Henry, R. X. Trial at conrt martial for misconduct
in the engagement of Feb. 11, 1743. (In Trial* at
large. 1745.)
Page, John. Address to the citizens of York, Va. n.p.,
1796. S. (B343)
Page, Mary. GILL, J. Essay occas. by two funeral disc.
pub. on [her] death. London, 1729. 8*. (C 201}
Page, Samuel. Journal kept during the campaign of 1779.
with notes. (In Essex Inst. Hist, col., v. 4. 1362.)
Page, Thomas. Report upon the system of weaving by
compressed air in the patent pneumatic loom.
Camb.. 1864. 4*. (A 65)
Page, Thomas J. La Plata, the Argentine Confeder-
ation, and Paraguay, 1853-56. X.Y., 1859. 8.
Page dUgracie, Le; par F. L'Hermite. (In Biblioth. univ.
des romans, Xouv.. v. 2. 1799.)
Page du due de Savoie, Le; par A. Dumas. Nouv.
ed. Paris, 1862. 2 v. 18.
Pageants. See Anne, danghterof George n. ; Antwerp ;
Coventry ; Frederic Henry, Prince of Orange ;
London ; Philip, Prince of the Tvx Sicilies.
Pagenstreiche ; von A. v. Kotzebue. (In his Theater,
v. 17. 1841.)
Pages, Franqois Xavier. Histoire secrete de la
Revolution Francaise. Paris, 1800. 5 v. 8.
Pagea, Leon. Bibliographic japonaise ; catalogue
des ouvrages rel. au Japon. Paris, 1859. 4.
277. (10. 12. 78.)
Pages, Pierre Marie Francois, vote. de. Voyages
autour du monde, et vers les deux poles, par
terre et par mer, 1767-76. Par., 1782. 2 v. 8.
Eng. trans, of Vol. 1. Travels round the
world, 1767-71. Dublin, 179.1. 8.
Paget, Rev. Francis Edward. Sermons on the
duties of daily life. X. Y., 1847. 12.
Paget, G^oree E. General influence of scientific culture.
(In Youmans, E. L. Mod. culture. 1867.)
Paget, Henry, Ld. Some reflections upon the administra-
tion of government- Londo n , 1740. 8*. (B 578)
Paget, James. Catalogue of the anato mical museum
of St. Bartholomew's Hospital. London,
1846-51. 2 v. 8.
Contusions. Sinus and fistula. Tumours. Ulcers.
Wounds. (In Holmes, T. Byst. of surg., v. 1.
Importance of the study of physiology by all classes.
(In Roy. Inst. Lect. on ednc. 1855; and m
Youmans, E. L. Modern culture. 1867.)
Lectures on surgical pathology. London,
1853. 2 v. 8.
Same. Rev. and ed. by W. Turner. 3d
Amer. ed. Phila., 1865. 8.
Paget, Rec. John. Defence of church-government,
according to the practice of the Reformed
Churches. London, 1641. 4.
Paget, John, b. 1808. Hungary and Transylvania.
London, 1850. 2 v. 8.
Paget, John, Barrister at Law. Inquiry into the
evidence relating to the charges brought by
Macaulay against Penn. Edin., 1858. 12.
Xew 'Examen'; an inquiry into the evidence
relating to certain passages in Macaulay's
'History' cone. Marlborough, Glencoe, the
Highlands, Dundee, Penn. Edin., London,
1861. 8.
Paget, John H., Marquis of Anglesey. MARTISEAC, H.
(In her Biog. sketches. 1869.)
Paget, Thomas. Letter to Ricardo on estimating the extent
of the late depreciation in currency; and effects of
Peel's bill for resumption ; [also] letter to Sir F.
Bnrdett upon his presenting the petition of West-
minster. London, 1822. 8*. (B 1677)
Paget family. (In Sanford, J. L., and Townsend, il-
Great gov. fam., v. 1. 1865.) '
Pagi, Antoine. XICEROS, J. P. (In his Mem., v. 1. 1729;
and, Germ., v. 1. 1749.)
Pagi, Francois. XICEROX, J. P. (In his Mem., v. 7. 1729;
and, Germ., v. 7. 1753.)
Pagitt, Ephraim. Heresiography ; a description
of heretickes and sectaries in these times.
Sixt addition [sic], London, 1661. 8.
Pagliardini, Tito. Improved dwellings for the indn s trial
classes. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. ScL Trans.,
1862.) Several articles.] (In 1867.) Land laws
of Europe. (In 1869.)
Pagni, Giovanni. FABBOXI, A. (In. hi* Memorie di Pisani,
v.3. 1792.)
Pagnini, Giovanni Francisco. Saggio sopr a il giusto pregio
delle cose, la giusta valuta delle m oneta, e sopra il
commercio dei Roman!. (In Econ. class, ital., pte.
mod., v. 2. 1804.)
Pahlin, Le comte de. De Fetude des hieroglypb.es ;
fragmens. Paris, 1812. 5 v. 8.
Paid in full: by H. J. Byron. (In Temple Bar, v. 11-13.
1864-65.)
Paige, A. Eleetropathic guide. Boston, 1849. 8.
Paige, Bee. Christopher. Mature and necessity of good
works, etc.', sermon to Female Benev. Soc., Rox-
bury, X. H. Keene, 1816. S". (C 209)
Paige, Eldridge. Short patent sermons ; by Dow,
' Jr. [pseud.]. Vol. 3. X. Y., 1850. 8".
Paige, Lucius Robinson. Address, centennial
celebration, Hardwick, Mass., Xov. 15.
Camb., 1838. 8.
Another copy. (B 1139)
Address, inaug. of A. A. Miner as Prea, of Tufts Coll.
(In Tufts College. Address at the inaug. of A. A.
Miner. 1862. B 1576)
PAIGE
2208
PAINE
Reminiscences of the Vassal family. (In Mass. Hist.
Soc. Proc., 1858-60.) Harvard dinners. Stew-
ards of Harvard College. (In 1861.)
Paige, Reed. Oration, Hancock, July 4, 1803. Amherst,
1S04. 8. (B416)
Paignon-Dijonval, . CATALOGUE de dessins et
d'estampesdu cabinet de P. t.p.w. [179-?] 4.
Paijkull, C. W. A summer in Iceland ; tr. by Rev.
M. R. Barnard. London, 1868. 8.
Pailleron, Edouard. [Various articles.] (In Revue d. D.
Mondes, avr. 1864-fev. 1872.)
Pain, James. See Paine, J.
Pain, "NVm. Builder's companion and workman's
assistant. London, 1762. f.
and Pain or Paine, J. British Palladio ; or,
Builder's general assistant. Lond., 1793. f.
Pain. HILTON, J. Influence of rest and value of
pain. London, 1863. 8.
See also Pleasure.
Pain and sorrow of evil marriage ; from an unique
copy printed by Wynkyn de Worde. Lon-
don, 1840. 8. (Percy Soc.)
Paine, Charles. Address before the Mass. Char. Fire Soc.,
May 27. Boston, 1808. 8. (B 669)
Oration, July 4. Boston, [1801]. 8. (B 394, 2516)
LORING, J.S. (In fiin Hundred Boston orator*. 1852.)
Paine, Charles, Gov. o/ Yt., f'unfral sermon on. 1853. See
Gannett, E. S. (B 1222, 1247)
Paine, Ebenezer. HEALY, J. Appeal, in vindication of
his character against P.; also, an expos, of the
character of P. " Boston, [1811 ?]. 8. (C 158)
Paine, Elisha. Letter from the associated ministers of the
Co. of Windham to the people in the several socie-
ties in the Co. n.t.p. [1744.] 8. (B 45)
Paine, Emerson. Oration, Brown Univ. .Providence, 4 July.
Prov., 1813. 8. (B 944)
Paine, Mrs. Fanny C. Biography of S. Paine. (In Hig-
ginson, T. W. Harvard mem. biog., v. 2. 1866.)
Paine or Pain, James. Plans, elevations, etc., of
noblemen and gentlemen's houses in Derby,
Durham, Middlesex, etc. 2d ed. London,
1783. 2v. f.
British Palladio. 1793. See Pain, W.
Paine, Joseph Warren. STUDLEY, W. S. Final
memorials of P. ; remarks at his funeral,
Dec. 29, 1864. Boston, 1865. 12.
Paine, Joshua, Jr., Funeral sermon on. 1788. See Thacher,
P. (B233)
Paine, Martyn. Defenceof the med. profession of the
U.S.; addr., Mar. 11. 7th ed. N. Y.,1846. 8. (B1559)
Discourses on soul and instinct, and on organic
life. N. Y., 1849. 12.
Essays on the philosophy of vitality as contradistin-
guished from chemiciil and mechanical philosophy.
N. Y.. 1842. 8. (B 1189)
Examination of a Review of the Medical and physiol-
ogical commentaries. N. Y., 1841. 8. (B 1559)
Institutes of medicine. N. Y., 1847. 8.
- Same. 5th ed. N. Y., 1859. 8.
Same. 8th ed. N. Y., 1867. 8.
Lecture on the physiology of digestion. 4th ed. N. Y.,
1844-45. 8. (B 1559)
Letters on the cholera asphyxia in the city of
N. Y.; with other letters. N. Y., 1832. 8.
Materia medica and therapeutics. New York,
1848. 12.
Medical and physiological commentaries.
N. Y., 1840-44. 3 v. 8.
- Reply to an attack by H. I. Bowditch upon
the essay on the writings of P. C. A. Louis.
Boston, 1840. 8.
Review of theoretical geology. [From Prot.
Episc. quar. rev. N. Y., 1856.1 8.
and M. A. W. Memoir of R. Troup Paine.
N. Y.,priv. printed, 1852. 4.
BOWDITCH, H. I. Remarks rel. to Paine's
Commentaries upon the writings of Louis'.
Boston, 1840. 8.
Another copy. (B 1163)
Rejoinder to Paine's 'Reply', n.t.p. [1841.] 8.
Paine, Mrs. Mary Ann (Weeks). See Paine, Martyn, and
Mrs. M. A. W.
Paine, Nathaniel. Remarks on the early paper
currency of Massachusetts ; read bef. the
Amer. Antiq. Soc., April 25. Camb., 1866. 8.
. Report upon American coins and tokens. (In Amer.
Antiq. Soc. Proc., I860.)
Paine, Robert Treat, l>. 1731, d. 1814. [MEMOIR.] n.t.p.
[181-.] 8. (B570)
SANDERSON, J. (/ his Biog. of the signers, v. 2.
1820.)
SKETCH of the character of P. ; from sermon at First
Church in Boston the Sunday after his decease.
n.t.p. [1814.] 8. (B1459)
Paine, Robert Treat, Jr., previously Thomas, b. 1773,
d. 1811. Works; with sketches of his life,
etc. Boston, 1812. 8.
Content*. Sketches of the life, etc., of P. Tributary
lines. College exercises. Miscellaneous poems.
Odes and songs. Prose writings. Notes.
Eulogy on Washington, Newburyport, Jan. 2. New-
buryport, 1800. 8". (B 87, 1879, 2510, E 61, W 52)
The hasty-pudding; a poem; also The ruling passion.
Hallo-well, 1815. 12. (D 20)
Invention of letters; poem, Cambridge, July 15. Bos-
ton, 1795. 4. (H 22, W 58)
Same. 2d ed. Boston, 1795. 4. (B 650)
Same. 3d ed. Boston, 1819. 8. (B 573, W 33)
Monody on the death of Sir J. Moore, with notes.
Boston, 1811. 8. (B 439, 573)
Ode for Independence, 1810. Cutting. (C 307)
Oration, Boston, July 17, [on] the dissolution of trea-
ties between France and the U. 8. Boston, 1799. 8.
(B 138, 1839)
The ruling passion; written by the appointment of the
Soc. of the *.B.K., July 20. Bost., 1797. 4. (B 650)
See aJso, above. The hasty pudding.
LORING, J. S-. (In his Hundred Boston orators. 1852.)
Paine, Robert Treat, Jr. Latitudes and longitudes of sev-
eral places in the U. 8. Table of the longitude
and altitude of the nonagesimal degree 42 23' 28"
N. for every minute of the right ascension of the
meridian latitude of Boston. (In Amer. Acad.
Mem., n.s., v. 1. 1833.)
and Borden, S. Tables of bearings, distances, etc.
See Mass. Secretary of State.
Paine, Robert Troup. PAINE, M., and Mrs. M. A.
W. Memoir. N. Y., 1852. 4.
Paine, Sumner. PAINE, Mrs. F. C. (In Higginson, T. W.
Harvard mem. biog., v. 2. 1866.)
Paine, Thomas, d. 1757. The pastoral charge; sermon,
Weymouth. Aug. 19, 1719, at his ordin. Boston,
1720. 8. (C 21)
Paine, Thomas, b. 1737, d. 1809. Age of reason,
The; an investigation of true and of fabulous theol-
ogy. Boston, 1794. 8. (B 159)
Same. N. Y., 1794. 12. (B613)
Same in 2 pts. Wilmington, 1832. 8. (B1717)
Same. Pt. 2d. n.p., 17S)6. 8. (B197)
Same. Paris, n.d. 8. (B1699)
Agrarian justice, opposed to Agrarian law. Phila.,
[17]. 8. (B354)
American crisis. No. V. ; addr. to Sir W.Howe. Lan-
caster, New Haven, 1778. 12. (C 65)
Common sense addr. to the inhabitants of America.
2d ed. Phila., 1776. 8. (B 361, 990. 2502, W 23)
Contents. Origin and design of government, with
concise remarks on the English constitution. Monarchy
and hereditary succession. Thoughts on the present
state of American affairs. Of the present ability of
America, with some miscel. reflections. Large addi-
tions. The American patriot's prayer. American
independency defended, by Candidus. The propriety
of independency, by Demophilus. A review of the
Amer. contest, with some strictures on the King's speech ;
addr. to all parents in the thirteen united colonies, by a
friend to posterity and mankind. Letter to Ld. Dart-
mouth, by an English American. Observations on Ld.
North's conciliatory plan, by Sincerus. Appendix.
Necessity of independency. Address to the people
called Quakers, on their testimony cone, kings and gov-
ernments, and the present commotions in America.
Additions.
Note. 'Large additions' has a separate title-page.
Same. [With] A dialogue between the ghost of Gen.
Montgomery, just arrived from the Elysian fields,
and an Amer. delegate in a wood near Pbila.
Phila., 1776. 8. (B 575)
PAINE
2209
PAINE
Note. 3d ed. of 'Common sense.' 'A dialogue'
has separate title-page and pagination.
Same. New ed. Phila., repr. Xewburyport, [17 ].
8. (B 133)
Note. This and the following four are without
'Large additions'.
Same. Phila., repr. London, 1776. 8. (B 347, 348)
Same. London, 1791. 8.
Same. London, 1792. 8. (B 600)
Same. London, 1817. 8. (B 1657)
Same. Large additions only. Phila., 1776. 8. (B703)
Decline and fall of the Eng. system of finance. 12th
ed. Paris, 1796. 8. (B 667, 754, 1850)
Same. Phila., 1796. 8. (B 1750, 2507)
Same. X. Y., 1796. 8". (C 46)
French. Decadence et chute du systeme de finances
de 1'Angleterre ; tr. par F. Lauthenas. Paris,
[17]. 8. (B 808)
Dissertation on the first principles of government;
[with his speech in Convention, July 7, 1795].
Paris, 3d year, [1795]. 8. (B 1750)
Same. Pbila., 1795. 8". (B 1850)
Some, without the speech. Paris, [1795]. 8. (B 356)
French. Dissertation sur les premiers principes de
gouyernement. Paris, an in [1795]. 8. (B 1892)
- Examination of passages in the Xew Testament,
quoted from the Old, [upon] Christ; [with] an
Essay on dream, [and] private thoughts of a future
state, and remarks on Matthew and Mark. X. Y.,
[18-]. 8. (B 209)
Jests; being a col. of patriotick bon mots, etc., on po-
litical subjects. London, 1793. 12. (D 55)
Same. [Another ed.] n.t.p. [1793.] 12". (C 155)
Large additions to Common sense. See (p. 2208-9)
Common sense.
Letter addressed to the addressers, on the late procla-
mation. Phila., 1793. 8. (B 423)
- Same. London, 1792. 8. (B 600)
- Letter to Abbe Kaynal on the affairs of X. Amer.
Phila., 1782. 8. (B 592, 2503, W 23)
Same. London, reprinted 1782. 8. (B 637)
Same. London, 1793. 8". (B 600, C 321)
- Letter to G. Washington on affairs public and private.
Phila., 1796. 8. (B 356, 641, W 60)
- Letter to the people of France, on the event of the 18th
fructidor, Sept. 4. Paris, 1797. 8. (B 716)
Same. X. Y., reprinted 1798. 8. (B 776)
- Letters on government. [London, 1792.] 8. (B 600)
- Opinion concernant le jugement de Louis -x.lv. Paris.
1792. 8". (B 1014)
- Political works. London, 1844. 12.
- Prospects on the Rubicon; investigation into the
causes and consequences of politics to be agitated at
the meeting of Parl. Dublin, 1788. 8. (B 751)
- Public good; an examination into the claim of Va. to
the vacant western territory, and the right of the
U. 8. to the same; [with] proposals for laying out a
new state. Phila., 1780. 8". (B 702, W 21)
- Rights of man ; answer to Mr. Burke's attack
on the French Revolution. London, 1791.
8.
- Same. Dublin, 1791. 8. (B 1858)
- Same. 6th ed. London, 1791. 8.
- Same, n.t.p. [Boston, 1791 ?] 8. (B 1693)
- Same. 3d ed. Boston, 1791. 8. (B 631, 2507)
- Same. Parts 1, 2. London, 1792. (B 600)
- Same. Part 2. London, repr. Boston, 1792. 8 fB
626, 2507)
- Speech in the [French] Convention, July 7, 1795. n.v .
[1795]. 8. (B 356)
- Theological works ; with profession of faith of
a Savoyard vicar, by J. J. Rousseau. Bos-
ton, 1840. 12.
Contents. Introduction. The age of reason. A
letter; an answer to a friend on the publication of the
The age of reason. Letter to T. Erskine on the prose-
cution of T. Williams for publishing The age of reason.
Discourse to the Society of Theophilanthropists.
Letter to C. Jordan. Examination of the passages in
the Xew Testament quoted from the Old, and called
prophecies of the coming of Christ. Appendix : con-
tradictory doctrines in the Xew Testament between
Matthew and Mark. My private thoughts on a future
state. Extract from a reply to the Bp. of Llandaff.
Origin of free-masonry. Letter to S. Adams. Extract
from a letter to A. A. Dean. Miscellaneous pieces.
Rousseau, J. J. Profession of faith of a Savoyard vicar,
extracted from Emilius; or, A treatise of education;
Letter to his bookseller at the Hague. Taylor, .
Religious dogmas ; their origin and consequences.
Writings. Albany, 1794. 8.
Contents. Common sense. The crisis. Public
good. Letter to Kaynal. Letter to Earl Shelborne.
Letter to Sir G. Carlton. Letter to the authors of
the Republican. Letter to Syeyes. RighU of man.
Letter to Mr. Dundass.
ADAMS, J. Q. Answer to P.'s 'Rights of man' [in 7
letters reprinted from the Columbian sentinel].
London, 1793. 8. (B 596)
Same, entitled Observations on Paine's 'Rights of
man'; [in eight letters]. Edin., [179-]. 8. (B 575)
ADOLPHUS, J. (In his Biog. mem., v. 2. 1799.)
ANSWER to P.'s 'Rights of man'; addr. to the people
of Gr. Britain, n.t.p. [17.] 8. (B 1850)
BELKNAP, J. Dissertations, on the character,
death, etc., of Christ, and the evidence of his
gospel ; with remarks on some sentiments in
the 'Age of reason'. Boston, 1795. 12.
Another copy. (B 159)
BOUDINOT, E. Age of reason shewn to be an
age of infidelity. Phila., 1801. 8.
CANDIDCS, pseud. Plain truth: cont. remarks on
Common sense'. 2d ed. Phila., 1776. 8. (B 347,
703)
CARLILE, R. Life of P., with a list of his works.
London. 1820. 8. (B 1657)
CHEETHAM, J. Life of P. N. Y., 1809. 8.
COBBETT, Wm. Letter to P. in answer to his letter to
Washington. London, 1797. 8. (B 984)
Life of P. Phila., 1797. 8. (B 667)
DREW, S. Remarks on the first part of P.'s
'Age of reason'. 2d ed. New York,
1831. 12.
ERSKINE, T. Speeches on the trial, the king vs. T.
Williams, for publishing the 'Age of reason" by P.
Phila., 1797. 8. (B 631)
Same. 2d ed. London. [1797]. 8. (C 253)
FIVE minutes answer to P.'s letter to Washing-
ton. London, 1797. 8.
Another copy. (B 343)
GIFFORD, J. Plain address to the common sense of
Eng., with P.'s Life and writings. London, 1792. 8.
(B 1523)
IMPARTIAL sketch of the life of P. London, 1792. 8".
(B 600)
KENNEDY, P. Answer to P.'s Letter to Washington .
London, 1797. 8. (B 525)
Same. 3d ed. London, 1797. 8. (B 619)
Same. Phila.,- 1798. 8. (W 60)
- LEVI, D. Defence of the Old Testament ; let-
ters addressed to P. Phila., 1798. 12.
MAKENZIE, H. Answer to P.'s 'Rights of man'.
Phila., 1796. 8. (B 631)
MUIR, J. Examination of principles contained
in 'Age of reason'. Bait., 1795. 12.
OGDEN, U. Antidote to deism ; refutation of
the objections of P. against the Chr. religion.
Newark, 1795. 2 v. 16.
OLDYS, F. Life of P. ; with defence of his writings.
London, 1791. 8. (B 745)
Same. Boston, 1796. 8. (B 762)
PERNICIOUS principles of P. exposed; an addr. to la-
bourers and mechanics, by a gentleman. 3d ed.
London. [179-]. 8. (D 55)
PRIESTLEY. J. Answer to P.'s 'Age of reason'; a
contin. of letters to philosophers, etc., of France on
religion. London, 1795. 8. (B 400)
Continuation of the letters to the philosophers and
politicians of France, on religion, and letters in
answer to P.'s 'Age of reason'. ^Northumberland,
1795. 8. (B 159, 236)
REPLY to the false reasoning in the 'Age of reason';
with thoughts on idolatry, etc. Phila., 1796. 12. (C
224, W 69)
SCOTT, T. Answer to P.'s 'Age of reason'. (In his
Treatises, v. 1. 1815.)
STILWELL, S. Guide to reason; or, Examination of
P.'s 'Age of reason'. N. Y., 1794. 12. (C 65)
THOMSON, R. Divine authority of the Bible ;
a refutation of the 'Age of reason'. Boston,
1807. 12.
TRIAL of P. for libel, Dec. 18, 1792. Boston, 1793. 8.
(B 667, 2509, C 76)
TRUE interest of America impartially stated; stric-
tures on -Common sense'. Phila., 1776. 8. (B 362)
PAINE
2210
PA IK TING
Same. 2d ed. Phila., 1776. 8. (B 703, 990)
TRUE merits of 'Common sense'; by a member of the
Continental Congress. London, 1776. 8. (B 381, 615)
- TYTLER, J. P.'s 2d part of the 'Age of reason'
answered. Salem, 1796. 8".
WAKEFIELD, G. Examination of P.'s 'Age of rea-
son', etc. London, 1794. 8. (B 154)
Same. Boston, 1794. 12. (B 159)
WILLIAMS, T. The age of infidelity ; in an-
swer to 'Age of reason'. Boston, 1794. 12. (B 159,
C86)
Same. Part 2 in answer to 2d part of the
'Age of reason'. London, 1796. 8.
WILMER, J. J. Consolation ; a replication to P., and
others, on theologies. Phila., 1794. 8. (W 33)
- WINCHESTER, E. Letters in answer to the
'Age of reason'. Boston, 1794. 12.
Same. 2d ed. N. Y.. 1795. 12. (W 44)
Paine, Thomas, afterwards Robert Treat, b. 1773. See
Paine, 11. T., Jr.
Paine, Wm. Address, 1815. "Worcester, 1815. 8. (B 939)
Painter, Wm. Giletta of Karbona. Rhomeo and Julietta.
(In Collier, J. P. Shakespeare's lib., v. 2. 1841.)
Painter of Ghent, The; by D. Jerrold. (In his Writings,
v. 8. 1854.)
Painter-engravers. ANDRESEN, A. Die deutschen
Maler-Radirer, peintres-graveurs, des 19n
Jahrhunderts, nach ihren Leben und Werken.
Lpz., 1866-70. 4 v. 8.
and WEIGEL, R. Der deutsche Peintre-Graveur
oder die deutschen Maler als Kupferstecher
nach ihrem Leben und ihren Werken, des
16.-18. Jahrh. Lpz., 1864-74. 4 v. 8.
BARTSCH, A. Le peintre graveur. Vienne,
1803. 3 v. 8 and Planches obi. f.
- HELLER, J. Zusatze zu A. Bartsch's 'Le
peintre graveur'. Niirnb., 1854. 16.
RoBERT-DuMESNiL, A. P. P. Le peintre-
graveur franc. ; catal. raisonne des estampes
par les peintres de 1'ecole franc,. Paris, 1835-
68. 10 v. 8.
Supplement; parG.Duplessis. Paris, 1871. 8.
Painters. BECKFORD, W. Biog. memoirs of ex-
traordinary painters. New ed. London,
1834. 12.
- BLANC, A. A. P. C. Histoire des peintres de
toutes les ecoles. Paris, 1862-70. 10 v. 4.
CARPENTER, W. H. Various papers rel. to artists
who were contemporaries of Van Dyck. (In his
mem. of Van Dyck. 1844.)
DESCAMPS, J. B., and ARGENVILLE, A. J. D. d'.
Vie des peintres. Marseilles, 1842-43. 5 v. 8.
DUCHESNE, J. Museo di pittura e scultura :
notizie biog. degli artisti. Firenze, 1839. 12.
- HAMERTON, P. G. Contemporary French paint-
ers. London, 1868. 4.
LACHAISE, C. Manuel de 1' amateur de tab-
leaux ; appreciations sur 1,200 artistes.
Paris, 1866. 12.
LEE, H. F. Historical sketches of old paint-
ers. Boston, 1838. 12.
PILES, R. de. Abrege de la vie des peintres.
Nouv. ed. augm. Amst., etc., 1767. 12.
REYNOLDS, Sir J. Chronol. list of painters [with
their masters], from the revival of the art. (In his
Works, v. 3. 1801.)
- RUSKIN, J. Modern painters. London, 1846-
60. 6v. 8.
Same. Vol. 1-2. N. Y., 1854. 2 v. 12.
Same. N. Y., 1855-60. 5 v. 12.
TAILLASON, J. J. Observations sur quelques
grand peintres. Paris, 1807. 8.
Dictionaries.
BRULLIOT, F. Dictionnaire des monogrammes,
etc. Nouv. ed. Munich, 1832-34. 3 V. 4.
- BRYAN, M. Dictionary of painters and en-
gravers. London, 1816. 2 v. 4.
- HOBBES, J. R. The picture collector's manual ;
a dictionary of painters. Lond., 1849. 2 v. 8.
- OTTLEY, H. Biographical and critical diction-
ary of recent and living painters and engrav-
ers. London, 1866. 8.
PILKINGTON, M. Dictionary of painters. New
ed. with add. by H. Fuseli. Lond., 1805. 4.
SEGUIER, F. P. Critical and commercial dic-
tionary of painters; 8850 sale notes. Lon-
don, 1870. 8.
SIRET, A. Dictionnaire historique des peintres.
Paris, 1866. 8.
SPOONER, S. Biographical and critical diet, of
painters, engravers, etc., from anc. to modern
times. N. Y., 1853. 8.
There are in the Library biographies of the following
painters : A listen, W. ; Angelico, Fra ; Bacon, J. :
Buonarotti, Michael Angelo ; Collins, W. ; Duerer,
A. ; Dyck, A. van ; Etty, W. ; Gainsborough, T. :
Giotto ; Gros, A. J. ; Haydon, B. R. ; Hogarth,
W. ; Holbein, H. ; Ingres, J. A. D. ; Leslie, C. R. ;
Poussin, N. ; Raffaello ; Rembrandt, P. : Rey-
nolds, Sir J. ; Rosa, Salvntor ; Rubens, P. P. ;
Scheffer, Ary; Shee, Sir M. A. ; Stothard, T. ;
Turner, J. M. W. ; Vanloos, The ; Veronese, P. ;
Vinci, L. da; Watteau, A. ; West, B.
See also Painter- engravers ; Painting : Catalogues
(the catalogues of some collections, the National Gal-
lery for instance, contain notices of the painters) ;
alto Arts, Fine.
See also the heading Art, under the various cities and
countries, especially, Athens (p. 163); England (pp.
890-91) ; Flanders (p. 994) ; France (p. 1033) ;
Germany (p. 1132); Gr. Brit. (p. 1225) ; Greece (p.
1259); Italy (pp. 1240, 41); New England
(Biography, p. 2103) ; Spain; Rome; United
States ; Venice.
Painters in Water Colors. See Society of Painters in
Water Colors.
Painting. General and miscel. works, ^Esthetics.
BORGHINI, R. II riposo. Milauo, Soc. de'
Class. ItaL, 1807. 3 v. 8.
Du Bos. J. B. Critical reflections on poetry,
painting, and music, etc., tr. by T. Nugent.
London, 1748. 3 v. 8.
FUSELI, H. Lectures on P. London, 1801. 4.
HAMMERTON, P. G. Thoughts about art. Bos-
ton, 1871. 8.
JAMES, J. T. LINDSAY, J. (In Smedley, E., and
others. Encyc. metrop., v. 5. 1845.)
LE MIERRE, A. M. Le peinture; poeme. tin his
<Euvres, v. 3. 1810.)
LESSING, G. E. Laokoon oder ilber die Grenzen der
Malerey und Poesie. (In his Sanimt. Schrift., v 9
1819.)
PECHEUX, L. Discours sur Pharmonie en peinture.
(In Turin. Ac. d. Sci. Mem., v. 13. 1803.) Du
gout en peinture, de son application, et de ses va-
rietes. (In v. 15. 1805.)
SUTTER, D. Philosophic des beaux-arts ap-
pliquee a la peinture. Paris, 1858. 8.
Vossius, G. J. De graphice. (In his De quatuor ar-
tibus popularibus, v. 3. 1660.)
WEBB, D. Inquiry into the beauties of paint-
ing. 4th ed. London, 1777. 16.
WORNUM, R. N., and others. Lectures on
painting. London, Bohn, 1848. 8.
History.
LESSING, G. E. Vom Alter der Oelmalerei. (In his
Bammt. Schrift., v. 8. 1822; v. 12. 1808.)
HIRT, A. Die Mahlerey bey den Alien. (In Berlin.
Ak. d. Wiss. Abh., 1798-1803.) Les differentes
methodes de peindre chez les anciens. (In 1799-
1800.) Sur la peinture des anciens, [-B.C. 400]. (In
1801-02.) A quel point les anciens ont-ils posseiie
Part de la peinture? Remarques sur les couleurs
dont les anciens se servoient pour peindre, et sur
quelques passages de Pline, rel. & la peinture des
anciens. (In Berlin. Ak. d. Wiss. Abh., 1802.)
PAINTING
2211
PAINTINGS
- FUSELI, H. See, acove. General works.
- COOPER, T. Observations on the art of painting
among the ancients. (In Lit. and Philos. Soc. of
Manchester. Mem., v. 3. 1790.)
- YIAEDOT, L. Les merveilles de la peinture,
[jusqu'a 1868]. le ser. Paris, 1868. 16.
(Bibl. desmerv.)
- WORNUM, R. N. Epochs of painting char-
acterized ; sketch of the history of painting,
[to 1847]. London, 1847. 12.
- DODGE, P. Painting, its rise and progress, [to
1846]. Boston, 1846. 12.
- HAYDON, B.R., and HAZLITT, "VY. Painting and
the fine arts, [to 1838] ; articles contributed
to the 7th ed. of the Encycl. Brit. Edin.,
1838. 12.
- PHILLIPS, T. [To 1833.] See Theory.
- SCHLFGEL. A. W. Histoire de la peinture. [to 1830].
(In hi* Lecons sur 1'bist. des beaux arts. 1830.)
- MEMES, J. S. Hist, of sculpture, painting, etc.,
[to 1829]. Edin., 1829. 18. (Constable's
miscel., v. 39.)
- FIORILLO, J. D. Geschichte der zeichnenden
Ktinste, [bis 1808]. Gott., 1798-1808. 5 v. 8.
- BORGHINI, K. [To 1807.] See Gen. and J/incel. work*.
- EASTLAKE, C. L. Materials for a history of oil
painting, [to 1792]. Lond., 1847-69. 2 v. 8.
Note. Professes to point out some of the causes of
that durability for which the earlier examples of art
are remarkable. Preface.
- PILES, R. de. Art of painting; with lives of
painters, etc., [to about 1650]. 3d ed. Lon-
don, [1752]. 8.
- "\YAAGEX, G. F. Handbook of painting, Ger-
man, Flemish, and Dutch schools, [800-
1800]. London, 1860. 8.
- EMERIC-DAVID, T. B. Histoire de la peinture
aux Moyen Age. Paris. 1863. 16.
- TYRWHITT.'R. St. J. [1276-1493.] See Theory.
- EGERTON, F. Painting of the 14th cent. (In his Es-
says. 1858.)
- CROZE-MAGNAN, S. C. Disc, historiques ?ur la pein-
ture, etc., [1500-1700]. (In Robillard Peronville,
and Laurent, P. Musee francaie, v. 1, 2. 1803-05.)
See' alto Arts, Fine : Hist.
Theory and practice.
- MAPP^: clavicula ; a treatise on various processes of
the decorative arts practised during the Middle
Ages. [12th cent.] (In Archaeologia, v. 32. 1847.)
- DUFKESNOY, C. A. Art of painting, [1656] ; tr. into
English verse by W. Mason ; [with a life]. (In
Reynolds, Sir J. Works, v. 3. 1801; and in
Mason, W. Works, v. 3. 1811.)
- - Same. Tr. by Dryden. (In Dryden. Works, v. 17.
1808.)
- FELIBIEN, A. Principes de peintnre; avec un dic-
tionnaire des termes. [1674.] (In his Princ. de
1'archit. 1690.)
- ALBERTI.L. B. Painting. (In his Architecture. 1755.)
- SERMON on painting. (In Walpole, H. ^Edes Wal-
polianae. 1767.)
- REYNOLDS, Sir J. Works ; [with Du Fres-
noy's Art of painting, in Lat. and Eng.].
[1778.] 3d ed. corr. London, 1801. 3 v. 8.
- LAIHESSE, G. Le grand livre des peintres, ou
L'art de la peinture ; tr. sur la 2e ed. [par H.
Jansen]. Paris, 1787. 2 v. 4.
- MENGS, A. R. Opere; pub. da G.N.d'Azara,
cor. daC. Fea. Roma, 1787. 4.
- RICHARDSON, J. Works on painting. London,
1792. 4.
- BELL, C. Anatomy of expression in painting.
London, 1806. 4.
- OPIE, J. Lectures on painting ; ed. with mem.
by A. Opie. London, 1809. 4.
- DOUGALL, J. (In his Modern preceptor, v. 2. 1810.)
- HIRT, A. Ueber den Kanon in der bildenden Kunst.
(/re Berlin. Ak. d. Wias. Abb.., 1814-15.)
PHILLIPS, T. Lectures on the history and
principles of painting. London, 1833. 8.
BURNET, J. Treatise on painting. London,
1834-37. 4.
LOMAZZO, G. P. Trattato di pittura, scultura,
ed architettura. Roma, 1844. 3 v. 8.
HAYDON, B. R. Lectures on painting and de-
sign. London, 1844^*6. 2 v. 8.
ALBERTI, L. B. Delia pittura. (In his Opere volg.,
v. 4. 1847.)
HANDBOOK of young artists and amateurs in
oil-painting ; by an Amer. artist. X. Y.,
1848. 12.
LESLIE, C. R. Handbook for young painters.
London, 1855. 12.
SETTER, D. 1858. See Gen. and miscel. works (p.
2210).
GULLICK, T. J., and TIMES, J. Painting popu-
larly explained. London, 1859. 12.
BLANC, A. A. P. C. (In his Grammaire des arts da
dessin. 1867.)
COUTURE, T. Methode et entretiens d' atelier.
Paris, 1867. 18.
TYRWHITT, R. St. J. Handbook of pictorial
art ; with perspective by A. Macdonald. Ox-
ford, 1868. 8.
See also History (p. 2210, 11) ; Eastlake, C. L. ; also
Anatomy for artists ; Architecture ; Arts, Fine ;
Badigeon ; Color ; Decoration ; Drawing ;
Encaustic ; Etching ; Flower painting ; Glass
painting ; Miniature painting; Mural painting ;
Pastel ; Perspective ; Polychrome ; Pre-
Rapha elitism; Water colors.
Dictionaries.
BALDrsucci, F. Vocabulario toscano dell' arte del
disegno. (Vol. 2. 4 of his Opere. 1809-11.)
FELIBIEN, A. Diet. See Theory and practice.
WATELET, C. H., and LEVESQUE, P. C. Diet.
de peinture, etc. Paris, 1792. 5 v. 8.
See also the references under Painters.
Painting (mechanical, materials). RIFFAULT, J.R.
D. Peintre en batiments. Paris, 1859. 18.
(Manuels-Roret.)
BRARD, C. P. (In his Mineralogie appliquee aux arts,
v. 2. 1821.)
SEBASTIAN, Infante of Spain. Des hniles et des ver-
nis employes pour la peinture. (In Gazette des
beaux-arts, v. 15. 1863.)
See also Varnish.
Painting, its rise and progress; [by P. Dodge].
Boston, 1846. 12.
Painting ; a poem ; with biog. notes. London,
1792. 8.
Paintings. Catalogues and accounts of collections.
BLAKE, T. W. J. A long vacation in conti-
nental picture galleries ; [notes on the best
pictures]. London, 1858. 16.
CUNNINGHAM. J. L. Catalogue of 120 oil paintings by
old masters of the Flemish, Dutch, and German
schools, to be sold Nov. 28. [Boston, 1837.] 8. (B
1770)
DEFER, P. F. Catalogue des ventes publiques
de tableaux et estampes, depuis 1737. le
partie: Estampes. Paris, 1865-68. 2 v. 8.
Same. 2epartie: Tableaux. Paris, 1865-68.
2 v. 8.
FOULIS, R. Catalogue of pictures by the most
admired masters, [with] description. Lon-
don, 1776. 3v. 16.
NEUMAYR VON RAMSSLA, J. W. Pictures and other
works of art in the royal palaces. (In Rye, W. B.
England as seen by foreigners. 1865.)
See al*o Barry, J. ; Brett, J. W. : Denon, D. V. ;
Fraser, C. ; Harding, C. ; Marismas, Jfarq. de
las; Paignon-Dijonville ; Reynolds, Sir J.;
Schendel, P. van; Stanislas II, A. P., King of Po-
land; Walpole, H.;
PAINTINGS
2212
PALEONTOLOGY
also the names of the various galleries, exhibitions,
museums, etc., as Amsterdam. Musee du Royaume
des Pays-Bas ; Berlin. Koenigliche Museum ;
Bologna. Pontif. Acad. di Belle Arti; Boston
Athenaeum. Gallery; Cambridge University;
Dresden. Koenigl. Gemaelde Gallerie; Florence.
Accademia delle Belle Arti; Florence. Gal-
eria Imperiale ; Hague, The. Musee Royal ;
Houghton Hall; Leuchtenberg, E., llerzog von;
Madrid. Real Armeria ; Madrid. Real Museo
de Pintura ; Munich. Glyptothek ; Munich.
Pinacothek; Naples. Real Museo Borbonico;
National Gallery, London; New York Hist. Soe. ;
Nimes. Musee; Oxford University; Paris.
Academie des Beaux Arts; Rome. Calcografla
Camerale ; Rome. Campidoglio ; Royal Academy ;
Saint Petersburg. Musee Imperial de 1'Ertnitage ;
South Kensington Museum ; Stafford Gallery ;
Vatican ; Vernon Gallery ; Vienna. K. K.
Gemaelde Gall. ; Westminster Palace ; Yale Coll.;
also Paris. GALLERIES, MUSEUMS, etc.
Collections of engravings after paintings.
CHOIX de tableaux et statues des plus celebres
musees et cabinets etrangers, par une societe
d'artistes et d' amateurs. Paris, 1819-21.
3 v. 8.
DUCHESNE, J. Museo di pittura e scultura.
Firenze, 1838-45. 16 v. 12.
GUATTANI, G. A. La pittura comparata nelle
opere di tutte le scuole ; con incis. da S.
Morelli. Roma, 1816. 4.
HISTORIC gallery of portraits and paintings ;
graphic imitations of the finest specimens of
the arts. London, 1807-11. 7 v. 8.
JARVES, J. J., and others. Letters relative to a
collection of pictures made by him. Camb.,
1859. 8.
LEBRUN, J. B. P. Galerie des peintures fla-
mands, hollandois, et allemands, avec un
texte expl. et notes sur la vie de plusieurs
peintres. Paris, 1792-96. 3 v. f.
PIRANESI, G. B. Schola Italica picturse sive
selectae qusedam summorum e scola Italica
pictorum tabulae sere incisse. Romae, 1773. f.
ROCHETTE, D. R. Peintures antiques inedites.
Paris, 1836. 4.
The Library possesses engravings from the works of
the following painters : Allston, W. ; Angelico, Fra ;
Buonarotti, Michel Angelo ; Delaroche, H. ; Duerer,
A.; Dyck, A. van; Ghirlandaio, D.; Giotto;
Gros, A. J. ; Hogarth, W. ; Holbein, H. ; In-
gres, J. A. D. ; Poussin, N. ; Raffaello ; Rem-
brandt, P. ; Reynolds, Sir J. ; Rosa, Salvator ;
Rubens, P. P. ; Sanzio, Giovanni ; Turner, J. M.
W. ; Veronese, P. ; Vinci, L. da ; Watteau, A. ;
West, B.; also engravings contained in various
Galleries', etc.
See also the division Art under various countries
espec. Bologna ; England ; Flanders ; France ;
Great Britain ; Greece ; Italy ; Naples ;
Netherlands; Paris. GALLERIES AND MUSEUMS;
Spain ; United States ; Venice ; also Arts, Fine ;
Galleries ; Museums ; Painting ; Prints ;
Soc. of Painters in Water colors ; Water colors.
Paisios. Tvuuai j/$t.Kai /cat irofariKai. 'EvETirpiv,
1778. 4.
Paisley. FERRIEB, W. Account of Sabbath schools in P.
(In his Two disc. 1798. B 1857)
Paix du menage, La ; par H. de Balzac. Paris,
1865. 16. (CEuvres compl., v. 34.)
Pajon, Louis Elie. Briefe. (In Varnhagen von Ense, C. A.
Aus dem Nachlass, v. 2. 1867.)
Pakington, Sir John Somerset. Education, (hi Nat.
Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1857.)
RITCHIE, J. E. (In his Brit, senators. 1869.)
Palaa, G. Engins et appareils des grands travaux publics.
(In Lacroix, E. Etudes sur 1'exposition, 1867.
2e ser.)
Palaces. BOECKLER, G. A. (In his Architectura curiosa
nova. 1664.)
Palacio, Diego Garcia de. Carta dirijida al rcy de EspaBa,
por el auo 1576. (Vol. 1 of Squier, E. G. Col. of
doc. 1860.)
Palacky, Frantisek. Geschichte von Bohmen.
Prag, 1844-60. 4 v. in 8 pts. 8.
Contents, Vol. 1. Bis 1199. 2, Ir Th. 1197-1306. 2,
2r Th. 1306-78. 3, Ir Th. 1378-1419. 3, 2r Th. 1419-31.
3, 3r Th. 1431-39. 4, Ir Th. Das Zeitalter Georgs von
Podiebrad ; 1439-57. 4, 2r Th. 1457-71.
Die altbohmischen Handschriften und ihre Kritik.
(In Historische Zeitschrift, v. 2. 1859-70.)
Urkundliche Beitriige zur Geschichte Bohmens und
seiner Nachbarlander im Zeitalter Georg's von Po-
diebrad, [1450-71]. (In Vienna. Ak. d. Wise.
Fontes rerum Austr., 2. Abth., v. 20. 1860.)
Palaeography. BARING, D. E. Clavis diplomatica.
Hanov., 1737. 4.
FEUILLET DE CONCHES, F. S. Des documents Merits
dans 1'antiq. sacree, et d'abord de Porigine de 1'ecri-
ture. Des mss. dans 1'antiq. profane. (In his
Causeries, v. 1. 1862.)
LIST of abbreviations.] (In Great Britain. Parl.
Statutes of the realm, v. 1. 1810.)
MONTFAUCON, B. de. Paleographia Graeca
sivede ortu et progressu literarutn Grsecarum.
Paris, 1708. f.
WAILLY, J. N. de. Elements de paleographie.
Paris, 1838. 2 v. 4. (Doc. ined.)
WRIGHT, A. Court hand restored. 8th ed.
London, 1867. 16.
See also Abbreviations ; Alphabets ; Illu-
mination ; Writing.
Palceologi, Emperors of the East. PACHYMERES, G. De
Michaele et Andronico Palseologis ; rec. I. Bekkerus.
(In Niebuhr. Corpus script., v. 24, 25. 1835.)
PHRANTZA, G. Annales. (In v. 36. 1838.)
Palaeologos, Gregorios. Death of Demosthenes; a tragedy;
tr. Camb., 1824. 12. (C 280)
Palaeontology. SCHEUCHZER, J. J. Herbarium
diluvianum. Lugd. Bat., 1723. f.
VALISNERI, A. De' corpi marini che su' monti
si trovano. Venezia, 1728. 4.
EDWARDS, G. Elements of fossilogy. London, 1776.
8. (B 738, 1919)
PARKINSON, J. Organic remains of a former
world. London, 1804. 2 v. 4.
CUVIER, G. L. C. F. D. Recherches sur les
ossemens fossiles. [1812.1 3e ed. Paris,
1825. 5 v. 4.
DUDLEY, J. Letter relating to a fossil tooth. (In
Mass. Hist. Soc. Col., v. 12. 1814.)
BUCKLAND, Rev. W. Reliquiae diluvianae ; or-
ganic remains attesting [a] deluge. [1822.]
2d ed. London, 1824. 4.
PARKINSON, J. Introd. to the study of fossil
organic remains. London, 1822. 8.
RANKING, J. Fossil remains of elephants and wild
beasts. (In his Hist, researches on the Mongols
and Romans. 1826.)
OWEN, R. Fossil mammalia. (In Darwin, C. R.
Zool. of the voy. of the Beagle, pt. 1. 1838.)
- MILLER, H. Foot-prints of the Creator ; or,
the asterolepis of Stromness. [1850.] From
3d London ed. Boston, 1853. 12.
- MANTELL, G.A. Petrifactions and their teach-
ings. London, JBo/m, 1851. 8.
- MURCHISON, Sir R. I. Siluria ; the history of
the oldest fossiliferous rocks and their founda-
tions ; with a brief sketch of the distribution
of gold over the earth. London, 1854. 8.
OWEN, R. Geology and inhabitants of the ancient
world. (In Crystal Palace Co. Palace. 1854.)
MURCHISON, R. I. Siluria ; the hist, of the
oldest fossiliferous rocks, etc. 3d ed., [impr.].
London, 1859. 8.
PHILLIPS, J. Life on the earth, its origin and
succession. Camb., 1860. 8.
OWEN, R. Palaeontology ; summary of extinct
animals and their geological relations. Lon-
don, 1860. 8.
Introd. lectures on the Hunterian col. of fossil re-
mains. (In Hunter, J. Essays, v. 1. 1861.)
PALEONTOLOGY
2213
PALESTINE
BROSN, H. G. Distribution des corps organises fos-
ailes dans les differents terrains sedimentaires.
Question de lenr apparition ou de leur disparition.
Nature des rapports qui existent entre I'etat actuel
dn regne organique et ses etats anterieurs. (In
Paris. Inst. Ac. d. Sci. Suppl. anx comptes rendas,
v. -2. 1861.)
HrsTER, J. Observations on P. (In Ai* Essays. 1861.)
HCXLEY. T. H. Principles and methods of palaeon-
tology. (In Smithsonian Inst. Report, 1869.)
See also India ; New York (Stale] : New Zea-
land ; Ohio River ; Pacific R. R. ; Paris, Envi-
rons ; St. Lawrence Valley ; Scotland ; also
Botany ; Conchology ; Crinoidea ; Elephants ;
Geology ; Ichthyology ; Man ; Mastodons ;
Megatherium ; Mollusca ; Neuroptera ; Red
Sandstone ; Reptiles ; Vegetables ; Zoophytes.
Palafox y Mendoza, Juan de, Bp. L'lndien, ou portrait des
Indiens [mexicains]. (In Thevenot, M. Rel. de
divers voy., v. 2. 1696.)
Juicio interior y seereto de la monarquia para mi
solo. (In Valladares, A. Seman. erud., v. 6.
178V.)
Palagio, Guido dal. Canzone. (In Trucchi, F. Poesie
ital., v. 2. 1846.)
Palairet, Jean. Concise description of the English and
French possessions in X. America. 2d ed. Lon-
don, 1755. 8". (B 464)
Palais di Scanrns. See Mazois, C. F.
Palais du silence, Le ; [par P. A. de 8.-F. chev. d'Arcj. (In
Bibl. univ. des romans, Nouv., v. 49. 1801.)
Palate. WARREN, J. M. Fissure of the soft and
hard palate. From the Trans, of the Amer.
Med. Assoc. Phila., 1865. 8.
Same, n.t.p. [Boston, 1848.] 8. (E 69, 70)
Operation for assure of the soft and hard palate,
with the result of twenty-four cases. From the
Amer. journ. of med.sci. Bost., 1848. 8. (B 1564)
Palatinate. Katechesis quae in ecclesiis electoralis
Palatinatus traditur, [Lat. et] a F. Sylburgio
Grsece con versa. Londini, [cir. 1600]. 12.
Heidelberg catechism in German, Latin, and
Eng. ; with an hist, introd. ; publ. by the di-
rection of the German reformed Church in
the U. S. Tercentenary ed. X. Y., 1863. 4.
2?oU. Prepared by Z. Ursinus and C. Olevianus, under
the direction of the elector Frederich in., and accepted
by a synod of the Palatinate.
LAMPE, F. A. Melk der waarheit volgens aan-
leydinge van den heidelbergschen Catechis-
mus. Gravenhage, 1739. 12.
PIETY and bounty of the Q. of Gr. Brit, toward the
support of 'the distressed Protestant Palatines.
London, 1709. f. (A 25)
SCOT, T. Votivae Anglise; or. The desires of Eng. for
the restoring of the P. Vtrecht, 1624. 4. (D 52)
Palatinate, Lower. RIEHL, W. H. Die Pfalzer.
Stuttg. u. Augsb., 1858. 8.
Maps. BLAEI-, W. Palatinatus ad Rhenum. [Amst.,
16.] (E 78, no. 103a)
VISSCHEB, J. X. Amst. Bat., [IT]. f. (E 64, no. 39)
Palatinate, Upper. VISSCHER. J. N. Map. Amst. Bat.,
[17]. f. (E64, no. 41.)
Palatine, Printe**e. See Elizabeth-Charlotte, of Bavaria,
iluchesne d'Orlean*.
Palavicino, Ortensto F. Proposicion al rey Felipe IV, 1526.
(In Valladares, A. Seman. erud., v. 28. 1790.)
Palayo; trngedia por G. M. de Jovellanos. (In hit Obras,
v. 1. 1858; v. 46 of Aribau. Bibl.)
Palazzi (Lat. Palatius), Giovanni. Aquila, etc.
Venetiis, 1671-79. 8 v. f.
Contents. Vol. 1. Aquila inter lilia sub qua Franco-
rum Caesarum fusta exarantur. 2. Aquila Saponica.
3. Aquila Sancta sive Bavarica. 4. Aquila Franca.
5. Aquila Sueva. 6. Aquila vaga, sub qua ex diversis
nationibns et familiis imperatores exhibentur. 7-8.
Aquila Austriaca.
A'ott. Vol. 8 is entitled 'Monarchiae occidentalis torn,
octavus', and the phrase occurs in other vols. in captions,
etc., but hi no other title.
Palbitzki, Matthias. Leben, von ihm selbst beschrieben. (In
Schloezer, A. L. Schwed. Biog., v. 2. 1768.)
Palcani, Luigi, C. Lettere. (In Raccolta di prose e let.,
v. 2. 1830.)
Paleario, Aonio. BONNET, J. Aonio Paleario ;
etude sux la reforme en Italic. Paris. 1863. 12.
XICERON, J. P. (In Aj*Mem.,v. 16. 1731; and, Germ.,
v. 12. 1755.)
Palenque. BRASSETTR DE BorRBotBG, C. E. Mon-
uments anc. du Mexique. Paris, 1866. 2 v. f.
Rio, A. del. Description of the ruins of an
ancient city near Palenque. Lond., 1822. 4.
STEPHENS. J. L. (In hit Incidents of trav. in Cent.
Amer.. v. 2. 1844.)
WARDEN, . Descrip. des ruines pres de Palenque,
etc. (In Paris. Soc. de Geog. Rec. de voy., v. 2.
1825.)
Paleologo marches di Monferrato, Famiglia di. (In Litta,
P. Fam.,v. 10.)
Palermo, Francesco. I manoscritti palatini di Fi-
renze. Firenze, 1853-68. 3 v. 4.
Narr. e doc. sulla storia del regno di Niipoli, 1522-
1667. (In Archivio stor. ital., v.'9. 1846.) II sec-
olo 18 nellavita di XiccoloFragianni. (In n.s.,v. 1,
pt. 1.) Pietro Colletta uomo di state e scrittore.
(In n.s., v. 3, pt. 1 : 4. pt. 2.)
Palermo, Policarpo. De C. Plinii Secnndi patria atque ea
Verona. (In Graevins. Thes. antiq.Ital..v.9, pt. 8.
1723.)
Palermo. BARONIO, F. De Panormitana majes-
tate. (In Graevins, J. G. Thes. antiq. Sicil., v. 13.
17-25.;
INVEGES. A. Annali de Palermo. Palermo,
1649-51. 3 v. f.
- Panormus antiqua. (In Grsevius, J. G. Thes. antiq.
Sicil., v. 14. 1725.)
VALGLARNERA, M. DeorigineetantiqnitatePanormi.
(In Graevins, J. G. Thes. antiq. Sicil., v. 13. 1725.)
Map. FLORISI. M. Palermo. Siena, [16]. (E 78,
no. 227}
Palermo. Accademia Palermitana di Scienze e
Belle Lettere. Statuti. Palermo, 1832. 12.
Palermo. Duomo. PIRRO, R. Metropolitans ecclesiae
Panormitanae notitia. (In Graevius, J. G. Thes.
antiq. Sicil., v. 2. 1723.)
Palermo. Maggior Chiesa. GREGORIO, R. di. Dei regali
sepolcri nella Maggior Chiesa. (In his Discorsl
intorno alia Sicilia, v. 2. 1821.)
Palermo. Mansio SS. Trinitatis. MONGITORE, A. Sacrae
domus militaris ordin is Tbentonicorum nrbis Pan-
ormi monumenta historica. (In Graevius, J. G.
Thes. antiq. Sicil.. v. 14. 1725.)
Palermus, P. Ste Palermo, P.
Paleske, Charles G. Observations on the application for a
law to incorporate the Union Canal Co. n.t.p.
[1808.] 8. (B469)
Palestine. Description.
Bibliography. TOBLER, T. Bibliographia geo-
graphica. Lpz., 1867. 8.
BEDA Venerabilis. De locis sanctis. (In his Hist.
eccles. 1722.)
Same, in Latin and Englih. (In hit Opera, v. 4.)
BULFINCH, S. G. Palestine and the Hebrew
people. Boston, 1852. 8.
EL.SNER, . Surl'excellencedelaP. (In Berlin. Ak.
d. Wiss. Abh., v. 1. 1745; and in S^rieys, A.
Bibl. acad., v. 1. 1810.)
MELAXCHTHON, P. Explicatio locorum P. (In his
Opera, v. 20. 1853.)
MUXK, S. Description de la P. Paris, 1845.
8. (Univers.)
NECBAUER, A. La geographic du Talmud.
Paris, 1868. 8.
RITTER, C. Comparative geography of P. and
the Sinaitic peninsula ; tr. by W. L. Gage.
N.Y., 1866. 4 v. 8.
SCHWARTZ, J. Descriptive geog. and hist.
sketch of P. Phila., 1850. 8.
THIERRY, A. S. D. St. Jerome et l'emigration
romaine en Terre Sainte, [385-420]. Paris,
1867. 2 v. 8. (Recits de 1'hist. romaine.)
WRIGHT, T. Early travels in P., [700-1697].
London, Bohn, 1848. 8.
ELGESIPPCS. De dUtantiis locornm Terrse Sancta?,
1040. (In Byzant. hist, scr., v. 23. 1733.)
KERR, R., eil. Pilgrimages from England to the Holy
Land, 1097-1107. (In hi* Collection of voy., v. 2.
1822.)
PALESTINE
2214
PALEY
VOYAGE of certaine Englishmen, under Lewis the
French king, unto the Holy Land, 1147. (In Hak-
luyt, It. Col. of voy., v. 2. 1810.)
WILBRANDCS ub Oldenborg . Itinerarium Terras
Sanctae, [1211]. (In Byzant. hist, scr., v. 23. 1733.)
BERTRANDON DE LA. BROCQUIERE. Travels to
P. and return overland, 1432, 33; tr. by T.
Johnes. Hafod [private] press, 1807. 8.
- Same. (In Wright, T. Early travels in P. 1848.)
PYLGRYMAGE of Sir R. Guylforde to the Holy
Land, 1506 ; ed. by Sir H. Ellis. London,
1851. 4. (Camden Soc., v. 51.)
BAUMGARTEN, M. Travels in P., etc., 1507. (In
Churchill, O. and J. Col. of voy., v. 1. 1744.)
SANDYS, G. Relation of a journey begun
1610. London, 1615. f.
- Description of the Holy Land, [1610]. (In Harris,
J. Col. of voy., v. 2. 1705.)
VERYARD, E. Descr. of the coasts of Palestine, etc.,
[1686]. (In his Account of divers remarks. 1701.)
MAUNDRELL, H. Journey from Aleppo to Jeru-
salem, 1697 ; added, [a] journey to the Eu-
phrates at Beer, and to Mesopotamia. Boston,
1836. 18.
- Same. (In Harris, J. Col. of voy., v. 2. 1705; v. 2.
1764; Pinkerton, J. Col. of voy., v. 10. 1811;
andin Wright, T. Early travels in Palestine. 1848.)
CASSAS, L. F. Voyage pittoresque de la Syrie,
de la Palestine, etc., [1787-89], Paris,
[1799]. 2 v. f.
SPILSBURY, F. B. Picturesque scenery in the
Holy Land and Syria, 1799-1800. Lon-
don, 1803. f.
BURCKHARDT, J. L. Travels in Syria and the
Holy Land, [1810-16]. Londo'n, 1822. 4.
THREE weeks in P. and Lebanon, [1831]. N. Y.,
Prot. Episc. S. S. Union, [183-]. 18.
THOMSON, W. M. The land and the book ; or,
Biblical views ; illust. from scenes in the Holy
Land, [1832-57]. N.Y., 1859. 2 v. 12.
PAXTON, J. D. Letters from P., 1836-38.
London, 1839. 12.
CROLY, G. The Holy Land, etc., from draw-
ings made on the spot by D. Roberts ; with
hist, descriptions, 1838-39. London, 1842-
49. 3v. f.
FISK, Rev. G. A pastor's memorial, 1842.
London, 1843. 8.
GRENVILLE, G. N. T. [1843-44.] (In his Lands
classical and sacred. 1845.)
ROMER, I. F. 1845-46. (In her Pilgrimage to Egypt,
v. 2. 1846.)
MARGOLIOUTH, M. Pilgrimage to the land of
my fathers, [1847-48]. Lond., 1850. 2 v. 8.
BANVARD, J. Descr. of [his] pilgrimage to
Jerusalem, [1850. N. Y.,] 1853. 4.
SAULCY, F. de. Narrative of a journey round
the Dead Sea, and in Bible lands in 1850-
51 ; ed. by Count E. De Warren. London,
1853. 2 v. 8.
VAN DE VELDE, C. W. M. Journey in Syria
and P., [1851-52]. London, 1854. 2 v. 8.
- Memoir to accompany the map of the Holy
Land, [1851-52]. Gotha, 1858. 8.
HACKETT, H. B. Illustrations of Scripture
suggested by a tour through the Holy Land,
1852. Boston, 18-55. 1'2"/
SMITH, J.V.C. Pilgrimage to P., [1852], Bos-
ton, 1853. 12.
TAYLOR, B. Lands of the Saracen, [1852].
N. Y., 1855. 12.
PRIME, W. C. Tent life in the Holy Land,
[1856]. N. Y., 1857. 8.
HANDBOOK for Syria and P. London, Murray,
1858. 2 v. 12.
NEWMAN, J. P. From Dan to Beersheba ; or,
The land of promise as it now appears,
[1861], N. Y., 1864. 12.
TRISTRAM, H. B. The land of Israel; a jour-
nal of travels in P., [1863-64]. London,
1865. 8.
Winter ride in P., [1863]. (In Galton, F. Vacation
tourists. 1862-63.)
DIXON, W. H. The Holy Land, [1864]. Lon-
don, 1865. 2 v. 8.
ANDERSON. S. Survey of P.. [1865]. (In Morrison,
W. Recovery of Jerusalem. 1871.)
WARREN, W. W. Life on the Nile, and a tour
in Syria and P., 1866-67. Paris, 1867. 16.
CLEMENS, S. L. The Innocents abroad ; or, The
new pilgrims' progress ; excursion to Europe
and the Holy Land, [1867] ; by Mark Twain
[pseud]. Hartford, Conn., 1870. 8.
FREESE, J. R. The old world; Palestine, etc.,
1867. Phila., 1869. 12.
Map. VAN DE VELDE, C. W. M. Map of the
Holy Land. Gotha, 1858. f.
See also the travels in the Levant (pp. 1723-24) esp .
THOMPSON. C., [1733] ; CHATEAUBRIAND, F. A. de
1806; STANHOPE, Lady H., 1810; MADOX, J.
1821 ; MADDEN, R. R., 1824 ; GERMAMB, M. J. de
1831; HARDY, R. S., 1832; LAMARTINE, A. de
1832 ; STEPHENS, J. L., 1835; LINDSAY, A. W. C.
1836 ; OLIN. S., 1839; STEWART, F. W. R., 1841
HAHN-HAHN, I. M. L. G., 1843; MARTINEAU, H.
1846; BRYANT, W. C.. 1852; KENNARD, A. S.
1854; MACLEOD, N., 1864; also Bethlehem;
Dead Sea ; Jerusalem ; Jordan ; Syria ; also
Bible : Geography (p. 272, 273) ; Talmud.
History.
RUSSELL, M. Palestine, or the Holy Land,
from the earliest period. N. Y., [1845]. 16.
(Vol. 27 of Harper's fam. lib.)
BUL.FINCH, S. G. History of Palestine. (In his Holy
Land. 1834.)
KEARY, A. The nations around. [London,]
1870. 8.
BERNARDUS Thexaurarius. De acquisitione Terras
Sanctae, 1095-1230. (In Muratori. Rer. Ital. scr.,
v. 7. 1725.)
BUSK, 3/rs. W. [1125-1268.] (In her Mediaeval popes,
etc. 1854-56.)
See also Dead Sea ; Jerusalem ; Jews ; Leba-
non, Mt. ; Levant; Olives, Mount of; Samari-
tans ; Syria ; also Bible : History (p. 273) ; Cru-
sades ; Theology.
Natural history.
See Bible. Natural history (p. 274).
Palestine Exploration Fund. Quarterly statement.
Vol. 1, no. 1-7. London, [1869-70]. 8.
- Reports.] n.t.p. [Lond., 1866-68.] 2 v. 8.
Falestinensis, pseud. See Smith, E.
Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi, called da Sanotus. (In
Dwight, J. S. Journal of music. 1860.)
Palestrina, Italy. SUAREZ, G. M. Prsenestes antiquae libri
II. (In Graevins. Thes. antiq. Ital., v. 8. 1723.)
Paley, William. Works; ed. by G. W. Meadley.
Boston, 1810-27. 6 v. 8.
Content*. Vol. 1. Memoirs. Natural theology. 2.
View of the evidences of Christianity. 3. Principles
of moral and political philosophy. 4. Sermons and
tracts. 5. Horae Paulinae. The young Christian in-
structed in reading, and in the principles of religion.
The clergyman's companion in visiting the sick. App.
6. Sermons on various subjects.
.Advice to the young clergy of the diocese of Carlisle;
sermon, general ordination, July 29. 1781. London,
1783. 8. (B1861)
Caution recommended in the use of Scripture lan-
guage; sermon. Camb., 1809. 8. (B 1261)
Same. Boston, 1818. 8". (B 325)
Dangers incidental to the clerical character; sermon,
Univ. of Cambridge, Commencement Sunday, July
6. London, 1795. 4. (B 1263)
PALEY
2215
PALGEAVE
A distinction of orders in the Church defended, etc. ;
sermon, Dublin, consecration of J. Law, Bp. of
Clonfert. London, 1783. 4. (A 60}
Horae Pauliiiae. London, 1796. 8.
Moral philos. ; with annot. by R. Whately.
London, 1859. 8.
Natural theology. Phila., 1802. 8.
Same. Illust. by plates and by a selection from
the notes of J. Paxton. Boston, 1831. 12.
Same. With notes bv Lord Brougham and
Sir C. Bell. London, 1835. 2 v. 8.
Note. The concluding volumes of this edition are
Brougham's 'Dissertation of subjects of science con-
nected with natural theology. London, 1839. 2 v.'
Same. With notes by Lord Brougham and
Sir C. Bell. N. Y., '[1839?]. 18. (Harper's
fam. lib.)
Principles of moral and political philosophy.
Dublin, 1788. 8.
Same. Boston, 1801. 8.
Same. 7th ed. Boston, 1811. 8.
See alto, above, 'Moral'.
Reasons for contentment ; address to the laboring part
of the Brit, public. London, 1793. 8". (B 1406)
Sermon, assizes at Durham. London, 1795. 4. (A 60)
Sermons on several subjects. 2d ed. London,
1808. 8.
Use and propriety of local and occasional preaching;
charge. London, 1790. 4. (A 59)
View of the evidences of Christianity. Dublin,
1794. 8.
Same. Phila., 1795. 8.
Same. With annotations by R. Whately.
London, 1859. 8.
- Same. Epitome, by S. Rome. 2d ed. Lon-
don, 1828. 12.
- ANALYSIS of Paley's 'Evidences of Christianity'.
Camb., 1795. 8. (B 131)
Palfin, Jean. Anatomie chirurgicale ; augm. par
A. Petit. Paris, 1753. 2 v. 8.
Palfray, Warwick. Remarks on the recent ordination at
Beverly. Salem, 1824. 8. (B 1394)
Palfrey, Caznean. Sermons, ways of pleasantness and
peace. (In Liberal preacher, n.s., v. 3. 1833.)
Sermon on making good resolutions, deliv. Jan. 1.
Wash., 1832. 8". (B 16%)
Palfrey, Francis Winthrop. Biography of H. L. Abbott.
(In Higginson, T. W. Harvard mem. biog., v. 2.
1866.)
Palfrey, John Gorham. Academical lectures on
the Jewish Scriptures and antiquities. Bos-
ton, 1838-52. 4 v. 8.
Abstract from returns of agric. soc. See Mass. : Secre-
tary (p. 1896).
Address before Soc. for Prom. Theolog. Educ., June
5. Boston, 1831. 8". (B 1609, 1662, 1695)
Address to the Soc. of Middlesex Husbandmen and
Manufacturers, Oct. 7. Camb., 1846. 8". (B 1586)
The Barnstable boy. (In Boston book, 3d col. 1841.)
Claims of Harvard College upon its sons; sermon,
July 13. Camb.. 1834. 8". (B 1299, 1808)
Correspondence between X. Appleton and P. ; suppl.
to P.'s pamphlet on the slave power. Boston, 1846.
8". (B 1502, 1698, 1736)
Discourse, Barnstable, Sept. 3, 1839, celebration of the
2d centen. anniv. of the settlement of Cape Cod.
n.l.p. [Boston, 1840.] 8. (B 1697, 1822)
Discourse, Cambridge, life and character of H. Ware
Sept. 28. Camb., 1845. 8. (B 1227, 1734)
Discourse in the church in Brattle So., Aug. 9. Bos-
ton, 1832. 8. (B 1061, 1650, 1802)
Discourse, life and character of J. T. Kirkland, June
5. Camb., 1840. 8. (B 1219, 1654)
Discourses on intemperance, Apr. 5, 8 Boston, 1827
24. (D13)
Five years' progress of the slave power. From the
Commonwealth. Boston, 1852. 8. (B 1479, 1504)
Harmony of the Gospels. See Bible. A T . T. Goxvels
(p. 286).
History of NewEng. Boston, 1859-75. 4 v. 8.
Letter to a friend. Camb., 1850. 8. (B 1504)
Life of W. Palfrey. (In Sparks, J. Amer. biog.,
v. 17. 1845.)
278. (16. 12. 78.)
Lowell lectures on the evidences of Christian-
ity; with a disc, on the life of J. Lowell by
E.Everett. Boston, 1843. 2 v. 8.
New Testament conformed to Griesbach's Text. See
Bible, y. T. (p. 283).
Oration before the citizens of Boston, July 4. Boston,
1831. 8. (B 1652, 1695, 1805)
Papers on die slave power, first published in the Bos-
ton Whig. Boston. [1846]. 8*. (B 1502, 1504, 1653)
Plea for the militia system ; disc, before the Anc. and
Hon. Artillery Co., 197th anniv., June 1. Boston,
1835. 8. (B 1739, 1812)
Prospects and claims of pure Christianity; sermon,
dedication of the 12th Cong. Church in Boston. Oct.
13, 1824. Boston, 1825. 8. (B 1309)
Same. Boston, 1830. 12. (A. U. A. 1st ser., no. 42.
C 168, v. 4)
Relation between Judaism and Christianity.
Boston, 1854. 8.
Remarks cone. Dr. Bowditch, with the replies of B.'s
children. Boston, 1840. 8". (B 1166, 1209)
Remarks on the Constitution of Mass, of 1853. (In
Mass. Contention of 1853. Discussions. 1854.)
Semi-centennial discourse before the Mass. Hist. Soc.,
Oct. 31. 1844. (In Mass. Hist. Soc. Collections,
v. 29. 1846.)
Sermon, death of J. Gorham. Boston, 1829. 8. (B960)
Sermon, decease of Hon. I. Parker. Boston, 1830. 8.
(B 960, 1780, 1793)
Sermon, Dec. 1, decease of Miss E. Bond. Boston,
1833. 8. (B 1085, 1650, 1808, 1828)
Sermon, efficacy of prayer. (In Liberal preacher, n.s.,
v. 3. 1836; alxo B 1650)
Sermon, installation of S. K. Lothrop. Boston, June,
18. Boston, 1834. 8. (B 1321, 1650)
Sermon, June 8. interment of J. Phillips. Boston,
1823. 8. (B 283, 1814)
Sermon ; missions to the heathen. (In Liberal
preacher, v. 1. 1828.) Poisonous drinks. (In v. 4.
1831 ; also B 1650)
Sermon preached to the church in Brattle Sq.
with notes historical, etc., July 18, 1824.
Boston, 1825. 8.
Another copy. (B 288)
Sermons on duties belonging to private life.
Boston, 1834. 8.
Same. 2d ed. Camb., 1835. 12.
Worthy student of Harvard College; sermon, March 23.
Camb.. 1834. 8". (B 1112)
Other copies. (B 180, 1695)
To the Free Soil members of the General Court of
Mass, for 1851. n.t.p. [1851.] 8. (B 1505)
HOAR, E. R., and others. To the voters of the fourth
Congressional district in favor of P.'s election to
Congress. Boston, 1848. 8. (B 1503)
LORING, J. 8. (In his Hundred Boston orators.
1852.)
Palfrev, Miss Sarah Hammond (pseud. E. Foxton) .
'Agnes Wentworth. Phila., 1869. 12.
Herman, or, Young knighthood. Bost., 1866.
2 v. 12.
Palfrey, Wm. Letter to J. Wilkes. (In Mass. Hist. Soc.
Proc., 1863.)
PALFREY, J. G. Life of P. (In Sparks, J. Amer.
biog. 2d ser., v. 7. 1845.)
Palgrave, Sir Francis. Corporate reform. Lon-
don, 1833. 8. (B 1070)
Essay upon the original authority of the King's
Council. London, 1834. 8. (Record Com.)
History of England ; Anglo-Saxon period.
London, 1831. 16. (Faro, lib., v. 28.)
History of 'Normandy and of England. Lon-
don, 1851-64. 4 v. 8.
Contents. Vol. 1. General relations of medieval
Europe. 741-987. The Carlovingian empire. The
Danish expeditions in the Gauls. The establishment of
Rollo. 2. 912-87. The three first Dukes of Normandy;
Rollo, Guillaume-Longue-Epee, and Richard-sans-Peur.
The Carlovingian line supplanted by the Capets. 3.
987-1087. Richard : sans-Peur. Richard-le-Bon.
Richard m. Robert-le-Diable. William the Con-
queror. 4. 1087-1101. William Rufus. Accession
of Henry Beauclerc.
History of the Anglo-Saxons. New ed. Lon-
don, 1867. 16.
PALGBAVE
2216
PALLESKB
Remarks, in reply to [Nicolas's] 'Observations
on the state of hist, lit.' London, 1831. 8.
Rise and progress of the Eng. commonwealth.
London, 1832. 2 v. 4.
Truth and fictions of the Middle Ages : The
merchant and the friar. 2d ed.rev. London,
1844. 16.
Anglo-Saxon history. (In Quarterly rev., v. 34. 1826.)
- Records and registration. (In v. 39. 1829.)
Mediaeval kalendnrs. Saints' days. Election
committees and registration of electors. Heview
of Mrs>. Bush's Queens of France aud of V. Hugo's
Le Rhine. (In v. 71. 1843.)
Rotuli Curise Regis, 1835. Antient kalendars and in-
ventories. 1836. Documents and records. 1837. See
Gr. Brit. Rfiord Commission.
CATALOGUE of the library of P., sold ; [with
ms. prices and names]. London, 1862. 8.
NICOLAS, Sir N. H. Observations on the state
of historical literature with remarks on
record offices, etc. London, 1830. 8.
Refutation of P.'s 'Remarks, etc. London,
1831. 8.
Palgrave, Francis Turner. Alfred de Musset.
(In Oxford essays, 1855.)
Essays on art. London, 1866. 16.
Five days' entertainments at Wentworth
Grange. London, 1868. 8.
Golden treasury of the best songs and lyrical
poems in English. Camb., 1863. 16.
Life, etc., of Sir W. Scott ; with an essay by
D. Masson, and Dryburgh Abbey, poem by
C. Swain. Phila., 1871. 16.
Memoir of Clough. (In Clough, A. H. Poems. 1862.)
The theory of design in architecture. The pretty
and the beautiful. (In Fine arts q. rev., v. 1. 1863.)
Palgrave, Reginald F. D. Hand-book to Reigate
and adjoining parishes. Dorking, 1859. 12.
Palgrave, Wm. GifFord. Narrative of a year's
journey through central and eastern Arabia.
Vol. 1. London, 1865. 8.
Same. 3d ed. London, 1866. 2 v. 8.
Pali literature. See Buddhagosha.
Palimpsests. RUSSELL, C. W. Palimpsest literature, and
itseditor A.Mai. (In Afternoon lect., 4th ser. 1866.)
Palin, Wm. History of the Church of England,
1688-1717. London, 1851. 16.
Palingenesy. BAVA DI 8. PAOLO, E. Essai sur la palin-
genesie de toutes especes. (In Turin. Ac. d. Sci.
Mem., v. 13. 1803.)
Palissot de Montenoy, Charles. Memoires pour
servir a 1'hist. de notre litterature depuis
Frangois i. Paris, 1803. 2 v. 8.
Palissy, Bernard. MORLEY, H. Life of P. ; [with
selections from his works, in v. 2]. Boston,
1853. 2 v. 12.
LAMARTINE, A. M. L. de P. de. (In his Mem. of eel.
char., v. 1. 1854.)
Pall Mall gazette; an evening newspaper and review.
London, 1865-78. 54 v. f.
Pallacopas, a branch of the Euphrates. GRONOVICS,
J. Epistola de P. ubi descr. ejus ab Arriano
liberatur abl. Vossii frustrationibus. Lugd.
Bat., 1686. 8.
Palladio, Andrea. Fabbriche e disegni raccolti ed
illustrati da O. B. Scamozzi,. con la trad.
francese. Vicenza,1776 -83. 4 v. f".
First book of architecture ; tr. by G. Richards.
6th ed. London, 1700. 4.
Le terme dei Romani disegnati da A. Palladio
et repubblicate con la giunta di osservazioni
da O. B. Scamozzi. Vicenza, 1785. f.
French. Les thermes des Romains. Vicence,
1785. f.
- CAMERON, C. Baths of the Romans with the
restorations of Palladio. London, 1775. f.
Palladio (Lat. Palladius), Enrico. Rerum Foro-Juliensium
ad CCCCLII lib. II. De oppugnatione Gradiscana.
(In Grsevius. Thes. antiq. Ital., v. 6, pt. 4. 1722.)
Palladio conservato, II. See Metastasio, P.
Palladium. MILLIN, A. L. Sur quelques pierres gravees
qul representent 1'enlevement du Palladium. (In
Turin. Ac. d. Sci. Mem., v. 21. 1813.)
Palladium of conscience ; cont. Furneaux's letters
to Blackstone, Priestley's remarks on Black-
stone, Blackstone's reply to Priestley, and
other tracts. Phila., 1773. 8.
Palladius. De vita Chrysostomi. (In Chrysostomus, J.
Opera, v. 13. 1839.)
Palladius Rht tor. AllegoriaOrphei. (In Lemaire. Poetse
min., v. 2. 1824.)
Palladius Rutilius Taurus ,Xmilianus. De insitionibus.
(In Lemaire. 1'oetae min., v. 7. 1826.)
De re rustica. (In Gesner, J. M. Scriptores rei rus-
tics, v. 3. 1787.)
BORGHESI, B. Dichiarazione d'una lapida gruteriana
per cui si determina il tempo della prefcttura ur-
bana di Pasifllo, e I'eta di Palladio liutilio Tauro.
(In Turin. Ac. d. Sci. Mem., v. 38. 1835.)
Pallamidesse. Sonetto. (In Trucchi, F. Poesieital., v. 1.
1846.)
Pallantieri, Giovanni Paolo. Lectiones aurea? in
ivlibros Mag.sentent. Venetijs, 1599. 2 v. 4.
Pallas, Peter Simon. Account of sheep in [Russia
and Tartary] ; added, History of sheep and
other domestic animals, by J. Anderson.
Edin., 1794. 8.
Flora Rossica. Tom. 1, partes 1, 2. Petrop.,
1784-88. f.
Travels through the southern provinces of the
Russian empire ; tr. by F. Blagdon. Lon-
don, 1803. 4 v. 18.
Voyages en Russie ; tr. par G. de la Peyronie.
Paris, 1788-93. 5 v. and Atlas 4.
Same, extract. (In Montemont, A. Bibl., v. 46. 1836.)
CUVIER. G. L. C. F.D. (Inhis Eloges hist., v. 2. 1819.)
JARDINE, Sir W. Memoir. (In his Nat. lib., v. 9.
183K)
ST. JOHN, J. A. (In his Lives of eel. trav., v. 3.)
Pallas-Athene. MUELLER, K. O. (In his Kleine d. Schr.,
v. 2. 1848.)
Pallavicini, II marchese~Fn\)io. Alcuni passi del cod. arnb.-
sic. fatto pub. da Airoldi paragonati ad avveni-
menti accaduti nello stato della repubblica di Ge-
nova. (In Turin. Ac. d. Sci. Mem., ser. 2, v. 2.
1840.)
Pallavicino, Antoniotto. PALLAVICINO, F. See next entry.
Pallavicino, F. Elogio di A. Pallavicino. (In Grillo, L.
Elogi, v. 1. 1846.)
Pallavicino, Giulio Cesare Rospigliosi. See Rospigliosi
Pallavicino, G. C.
Pallavicino or Pallavicini, Nicolo Maria. APPIANI, P. A.
Vita da P. (In Crescimbeni, G. M. Vite degli
A read i, v. 2. 1710.)
MONTANARO, P. N. Elogio di P. (In Grillo, L.
Elogi, v. 2. 1846.)
Pallavicino, or Pallavicini, Pietro Sforza. Opere
edite ed ineclite. Roma, 1844-48. 5 v. 4.
Contents. Vol. 1. Se il principe debba essere letter-
ato. Int. alia superbi,-. Sulla prowidenza. Del
bene. Perfezione cristiana. 2-4. Istoria del Concilio
di Trento. 5. Lettere.
Istoria del Concilio di Trento ; con annot. da F.
Zaccaria. Faenza, 1792. 6 v. 4.
Della vita di Alessandro vn. Prato, 1839-40.
2 v. 8.
FABRONI, A. (In his Vitse Ital., v. 17. 1798.)
Pallavicino, Famiglia di. (In Litta, P. Fam., v. 10.)
Pallegoix, J. B., Bp. of Mallos. Description du
royaume de Thai ou Siam. Paris, 1854. 2 v.
12.
Fallen, M. M. Address to the graduates of the med. de-
partment of the St. Louis Univ., Mar. 1. St. Louis,
1853. 8. (B1559)
Palleschi MACCHIAVELLI, N. Ricordo a" PaUeschi, messa
in luce da C. Guasti. (In Archivio stor. Ital., Her.
3,v. 7, pt. 1. 1868.)
Palleske, Emil. Schiller's life and works ; tr. by
Lady Wallace. London, 1860. 2 v. 8.
PALLIA
2217
PALMER
Pallia, . Memoire sur le ms. arabe de la Bihl. Roy. cont.
un traite philos. d'Alsrazali. (In Paris. Inat. Ac. d.
Sci. Mor. et Pol. Mem., Sav. etr., v. 1. 1841.)
Palliser, Mrs. Fanny Bury. Brittany and its by-
ways. London, 1869. 8.
Palliser, Sir Hugh. COURT martial on P. (In Consider-
ations on the principles of naval discipline. 1781.)
"Palliser, John. Journals, reports, and observations
rel. to the exploration of a portion of -Brit.
N. Amer., 1857-60. London, 1863. f.
Palloni, G. S. La febbre gialla sia o no un con-
tagio. Licorno, 1824. 8.
Palma, Alerino. Greece vindicated, in two letters ;
[also] Critical remarks on Bulwer, Emerson,
Pecchio, Humphreys, Stanhope, Parry, and
Blaquiere. London, 1826. 8".
AMATO, G. d'. (In his Panteon, v. 2. 1851.)
Palma, Jacopo, called 11 vecchio. CROWE, J. A. (In his
Painting in North Italy, v. 2. 1871.)
Palma-Cayet, Pierre Victor. See Cayet, P. V. P.
Palmaerus, Isaac. Ovis aries. (In Linne, C. Amoen.
acail., v. 4. 1759.)
Palmeirim de Inglaterra, Cronica de ; [por L. Hur-
tado; tr.] porF.de Moraes. Lisboa, 1786. 8.
Eng. Palmerin of England, tr. from the
Portug. tr. of Moraes [by R. Southey] . Lon-
don, 1807. 4 v. 12.
Palmer, Aaron Haight. Letter to C. J. IngersoII reap, the
present state, productions, etc.. of the Comoro
Islands, Abyssinia, Persia, Burmah, etc. N. Y.,
1846. 8. (B 1501, 2545)
Memorial to Congress. Wash., Jan. 1851. n.t.p. 8.
(B 1459)
Palmer, Benjamin Franklin. Poem before the Sons of
New Eng. in Penn.,on the 1st anniv. of the Society.
Phila., 1859. 8. (B 1234)
Palmer (B. Frank) & Co. Surgical adjuvant and reporter
of artificial limbs. July 1855 -Jan. 1857, May 1859.
Phiia., N. Y.. 1855-59. 8. (B 1559)
Palmer, Benjamin Morgan, D.D. Discourse before
the Gen. Assem. of S. Carolina, Dec. 10,
1863, [fast day]. Columbia, 1864. 8.
Mormonism; lecture before the Mercantile Lib.
Assoc. of Charleston, S. C., Jan. 26. Columbia,
1853. 8. (B 1589)
Slavery a divine trust. (In Fast day sermons. 1861.)
GRAHAM. J. Strictures on P. 's defence of infant bap-
tism. (In hin Reasons for renouncing infant bap-
tism. 1810. B200)
Palmer, Charles. A collection of aphorisms and
maxims. 'London, 1748. 4.
Palmer, Charles M. On iron ships. (In Armstrong, Sir
W. G. Industr. res. of the Tyne. 186t.)
Palmer, Edward. Letter to Gov. J. Winslow on furnishing
Massachusetts forces with provisions, 1675. (In
Mass. Hist. Soc. Col., v. 6. 1799.)
Palmer, Elihu. Enquiry on the improvement of
[man] : oration at N". Y., 4 July. N. Y., 1797. 12.
(C 46;
Extracts from an oration. (In Political miscel. 1793.
B349)
Principles of nature. 3d ed. [New York,]
1806. 12.
Palmer, Capt. George. Kidnapping in the South
Seas ; three months' cruise of the Rosario.
Eclin., 1871. 8.
Palmer, George Harry. Marriage law of Scotland. (In
Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1862.)
Palmer, George Holwortliy. Steam as a moving power.
(In Inst. of Civil Engineers. Trans., v. 2. 1842.)
Palmer, Henry 11. Description of a railway on a
new principle. London, 1824. 8.
Resistance of barges moving on canals. (In Instit.
of Civil Engineers. Trans., v. 1. 1842.)
Palmer, Herbert. Characteristics of a true Christian, in
paradoxes; by Bacon. London, n./l. 8. (B 1361)
Same. (In Bacon, F. Works, v. 7. 1859.)
Note. On the authorship see the note in Ba-
con's Works.
Sabbatum redivivum. See Cawdrey, D.,and Palmer, H.
Palmer, J. C. Thulia ; a tale of the Antarctic.
X. Y., 1843. 8.
Palmer, J. Horsley. Causes and consequences of the pres-
sure upon the money-market. London, 1837. 8.
(B 1135)
Reply to the 'Reflections' of S. J. Loyd. London,
1837. 8. (B 1135)
LOVD, 8. J. Reflections [on] 'Causes and conse-
quences'. London. 1837. 8. (B 1135)
Palmer, James S. HEADLEV, J. T. (In hin Farragut and
our naval commanders. 1867.)
Palmer, John. The Catholic planisphaer ; or,
Mathematical jewel. London. 1658. 4.
RAWSON, E., and SEWALL, S. The revolution in New
Eng. justified and the people vindicated from the
aspersions of J. Palmer in his pretended 'Answer
to the Declaration'. Boston, 1691. 4. (B 23)
Same. (In Whitmore, W. H. Andros tracts, v. 1.
1863.)
Same. Added, a narrative of the proc. of Sir E.
Androsse, etc., by [W. Stoughton, and others].
Boston, 1773. 8. (B 611, 2501)
Same. (In Force, P. Tracts, v. 4. 1846.)
Palmer, John. Free thoughts on the inconsistency
of conforming to any religious test as a con-
dition of toleration. London, 1779. 8.
Another copy. (B 238)
Observations in defence of the liberty of man
as a moral agent in answer to Priestley's
illust. of philosoph. necessity. Lond.,1779. 8.
App. to the Observations. London, 1780. 8.
Sermon, death of C. Fleming, with oration by J.
Towers. London, 1779. 8. (B 1851)
Palmer, John Williamson. The golden Dagon ; or,
Up and down the Irrawaddi ; passages of
adventure in the Burman empire. N.'Y.,
1856. 8.
Palmer, Joseph. Necrology of the alumni of
Harvard College, 1851-63. Bost., 1864. 8.
Paper on longevity. (In Mass. Hist. Soc. Proc.,
1864-65.)
Palmer, Joseph H. Treatise on practical book-
keeping and business transactions. N. Y.,
1852. 12.
Palmer, Peter Sailly. History of Lake Champlain,
1609-1814. Albany, 1866. 8..
Palmer, Ray. Christ going forth to purify the
world; sermon before the For. Evang. Soc., N.Y.,
May 7,1848. Albany, 1851. 8. (B 1330)
Spirit's life; a poem. Boston, 1837. 8. (B 1125)
- Spiritual improvement. Boston, 1839. 12.
Palmer, Roger, Earl of dtstlemaine. LLOYD, W. Rea-
sonable defence of the 'Seasonable discourse, shew-
ing the necessity of maintaining the established re-
ligion'; or, Reply to 'A full answer', etc., [by R.
Palmer]. London, 1674. 4. (E 150)
Palmer, Sir Roundell. Book of praise from the
best Eng. hymn writers. London, 1863. 16.
Speech on the N. Amer. blockade. London,
1862. 8.
Palmer, Samuel. Vindication of the Dissenters, in
answer to Wesley and to Sacheverel. Lon-
don, 1705. 4.
Palmer, Samuel, printer. History of printing.
London, 1732. 4.
i Palmer, Samuel, of Hackney. Nonconformist's
memorial; abridged, with add. anecdotes and lives,
by P. See Calamy, E.
Brief mem. of S. Wilton, n.p., [1805]. 8. (B 267)
Sermon, Apr. 12, death of S. Wilton ; added,
an oration at his interment by S. M. Savage.
2d ed. London, 1778. 8.
Palmer, Samuel, publisher. Index to the 'Times',
1865, pt. 3 - 78, pt. 3. Lond., 1877, 68-78.
3 v. 8.
Palmer, Stephen. Description of Needham. (In Mass.
Hist. Soc. Col., v. 11. 1814.)
The glory of the seconfl temple greater than that of the
first; sermon, Dover, June 11, with introd. address
by T. Xoyes. Dedham, 1811. 8. (B 325)
Sermon before the military company of exempts,
Needham, Nov. 17. Dedham, 1814. 8". (B 325)
PALMER
2218
PAMPHLETEER
Sermon, death of C. Whiting, deliv. at Needham.
Boston, 1795. 8. (B 325)
Sermon, death of Col. W. M'Intosh, Jan. Boston,
1813. 8. (B325)
Sermon, Needham, Mar. 22, death of Rev. Mr. Sears,
Rev. Mr. Caryl, and Rev. Mr. Chickcring. Dedham,
1812. 8". (B325)
Sermon, Needham, Nov. 16, a century since the incor-
poration. Dedham, 1811. 8. (B 325)
Sermon, Oct. 22, interment of T. Thacher. Boston,
1812. 8". (B 915)
Fun.'-r<il sermon on. 1821. See White, J. (B 283,
1127)
Palmer, T. H. Historical register of the U. S.,
1812-14. (Vol. 1. 2, 2tl ed.) Phila., 1814-
16. 4 v. (v. 3 w.). 8.
Palmer, Kn. Thomas Fyshe. Narrative of the Bufferings of
Palmer and Skirving, during a voyage to New South
Wales in 1794, on board the Surprise. London,
1797. 8. (B 1680)
TRl.VLof P. for sedition, n t.p. [Edin.,1733.] 8. (B714)
Palmer, Thomas H. Arithmetic, oral and written.
Boston, 1854. 12.
Evils of the system of primary instruction. (In Amer.
Inst. of Instr. Led., 1838.) Essentials of educa-
tion. (In 1849.)
Palmer, Wm. J. Report of surveys across the
the continent, 1867-68, on the 35th and 32d
parallels, extending the Kansas Pacific
11. R. to the Pacific. Phila., 1869. 8.
Palmer, Mass. WILSON, T. Historical address,
Palmer, July 5, 1852, centen. anniv. Lowell,
1855. 8.
Palmerin of England. See Palmeirim de Inglaterra.
Palmerius, Jacobus. See Le Paulmier de Grentemesnil, J.
Palmerius, Matthias. See Palmieri, M.
Palmerston, Viscount. See Temple, H. J.
Palmetto series. Richmond, 1864-65. 12.
Namely. STEWART, K. J. Geography for beginners.
1865. WALKER, J. Palmetto dictionary. 1864.
Palmeus, A. F. Q. de. Topographical map of the islands
of Malta and Ooza. London, 1790. (E 65)
Palmieri, Bartullno. Sonetto. (In Trucchi, F. Poes.
ital., v. 1. 1846.)
Palmieri, Giuseppe. Osserv. sul lusso. (In Econ. class,
ital., suppl., v. 49. 1816.)
Riflessioni sulla ptibblicnfelicitarel. al reanodi Napoli.
(In Econ. class, ital , P. mod., v. 37. 1805.) Osserv.
suite tarifl'e con applicazione al regno di Napoli.
Bella ricchezza nazionale. (In v.38. 1805.)
Palmieri, Matteo. De captivitate Pisarum, 1406. (In Mu-
ratori. Rcr. Ital.. v. 19. 1731: and in Graevius
and Burmann. Thes. antiq. Ital., v. 8. pt. 2. 1723.)
Excerpta ex libro de temporibus, 1294-1448. (In Tar-
tini. Rer. Ital. scr, v. 1. 1748.)
De vita, et rebus gestis N. Acciajoli, 1310-66. (In
Muratori. Rer. Ital. scr., v. 13. 1728.)
NICERON, J. P. (In his Mem., v. 11. 1729; anii, Germ.,
v. 9. 1754.)
Palmieri, Mattia, of Pi*a. Opus de temporibus snis, 1449-
83. (In Tartini. Rer. Ital. scr., v. 1. 1748.)
FABRONI, A. (In hi* Mem. di Pisani, v. 3. 1792.)
NICERON, J. P. (In hi* Mem., v. 11. 1729; and, Germ.,
\. 9. 1754.)
Palmieri, Vincenzo. CANALE, M. G. Elogio di P. (In
Grille, L. Elogi di Liguri, v. 3. 1846.)
Palmire et Flaminie; par S. F. D. de Geulis. (Vol. 65, 66
of her CEitvres. 1826.)
Palmistry. See Chiromancy.
Palmucci, Domenico. Villada Adriano in Tivoli. [Rome,
17-.] f. (E99)
Palmyra. ADDISON, C. G. Damascus and P.
Phila., 1838. 2 v. 12.
BEER. E. F. F. Die palmyrischen Inschriften. (In
Zeitschrifi d. D. morg. Gee., v. 18. 1864.)
EICHHORN, J. G. Marmora Palmyrena explicita.
(In Goettingen. Ges. d. Wiss. Comm., v. 6. 1823-27.)
HALIFAX, W. Voyage from Aleppo to P., 1691.
HALLEY, E. Account of the ancient state of P.
(In Miscellania curiosa, v. 3. 1707.)
HEEREN, A. H. L. De commerces urbis Palmyras vi-
cinarumqueurbium. (In Goettingen. Ges. d. Wiss.
Comm., 1828-32.)
HOEFEK, J. C. F. Chaldee, Assyrie, Medie,
etc. Paris, 1852. 8. (Univers.)
PORTER. J. L. [1849-54.] (In his Five years in Da-
mascus. 1855.)
WOOD, R. Journey to Palmyra; or, Tedmor in the
desert. (In Knox, J. Col. of voy., v. 6. 1767.)
See a l*o Zenobia.
Falnatoke; et Sorgespil. See Ohlenschliiger, A. G.
Palsgrave, John. L'eclaircissement de la langue
franchise. Paris, 1852. 4. (Doc. ined.)
Palsy. See Paralysis.
Palthens, Johann Philipp. Epistola de Joanna papisga.
(In Schelhorn, J. G. Amcen. lit., v. 9. 1728.)
Paludan (Frnw.h Desmarais, Flemish van den Broeck),
Johann. Om Roildinge-Kongens Begravelse og to
maerkvasrvserdige Jettestuer i en Hoi user derved.
(In Copenhagen. K. Com. f. Olds. Opb. Antiq.
Ann., v. 2, pt. 2. 1815.)
Pambour, Franqois Marie Guyonneau de. Theo-
rie dcs machines a vapeur. Paris, 1844. 4
and Atlas obi. f.
Pamela; by S. Richardson. (In his Novels, v. 1. 1824.)
See also Anti-Pamela.
Pamela Giraud; piece en cinq actes. See Balzac, H. de.
Pamela fanciulla, Pamela maritata; com. See Goldoni, C.
Pamflli, Olympia. TROLLOPS, T. A. O. Pamfili. (In his
Decade of Ital. women, v. 2. 1859.)
Pamfilo ; madrigale. (In Trucchi, F. Poes. ital., v. 3. 1847.)
Pampas. BISHOP, N. H. The Pampas and the
Andes; 1000 miles' walk. Boston, 1869. 8.
HEAD, F. B. J&urney across the Pampas.
Boston, 1827. 12.
French, abridged. (In MontSmont, A. Biblioth.,
v. 41. 1836.)
SCARLETT, P. C. Journey across the Pampas.
London, 1836. 2 v. 12.
Pamphila Epidauriu. Fragm. (In Mueller, C. Fr. hist.
Gr., v. 3. 1849.)
Pamphilus. Fragm. (In Mueller, C. Fr. hist. Gr., v. 4.
1851.)
Pamphilus, Prubyter of the church of Ccesareia. Biog. no-
tice. Exposition of the chapters of the Acts of the
Apostles; tr. by S. D. Sahnond. (In Methodius.
Writings. 1869.)
Pamphleteer, The. (Vol. 1, 2d ed.) London,
1813-28. 29 v. 8. (B 838)
Sote. Vol. 29 contains a classed catalogue of.
the pamphlets.
Content*. Vol.1. 1813. Appeal to the Dissenters.
Wylde. S. T. Letter to the clergy of Somersetshire
[on] undue marriages. Marsh, H. Sermon on the
Bible Soc. ; Address- to the Univ. of Cambridge.
Vansittart, N. First letter on the Brit, and For. Bible
Soc. Marsh, H. Consequences of neglecting to give
the Prayer Book with the Bible. Vansittart, N.
Letter to J. Coker; 2d letter to Dr. Marsh. Mac-
lean, C. The E. I. Co.'s charter. Objections to cre-
ating a Vice Chancellor. Vansittart, N. Outlines of
a plan of finance proposed to be submitted to Parl.
Hawkins, H. Reform of Parl. the ruin of Parl. Tom-
line, G. Charge. Marsh, H. Answer to the 2d letter
of N. Vansittart. Gandolphy, P. Congratulatory
letter to H. Marsh. Bernard, T. Account of a supply
offish for the manufacturing poor. Fish Association.
1st report. Butler, C. Address to the Protestants of
Gr. Brit, and Ireland. Anticipation of marginal notes
on the declaration of government. Fabius. Letter to
the Earl of Buckinghamshire on the open trade to India.
Probus. The East India question.
2. Examination of Cobbett's objections to the bill for
the relief of the Unitarians. Rogers, D. Plans for
increasing the incomes of officers of the army; with a
suppl. by J. Philippart. Account of the Report of the
Nat. Soc. for the Educ. of the Poor. Eustace, J. C.
Answer to the charge by the Bp. of Lincoln. Marsh,
H. Letter to P. Gandolphy in confutation of the opinion
that the vital principle of the reformation has been con-
ceded to the Church of Rome. East India Co. Report
of the Com. of Correspondence, upon claims of outposts.
T., J. Hints on the question between H. M.'s minis-
ters and the Directors, rel. to the renewal of the E. I.
Co 's charter. Fish Association. 2d report. Ad-
dress to I'ari. on the claim of authors to their own copy-
right, [with arguments of Lord Mansfield]. Huskesson,
W. Speech in the Ho. of Commons resp. the state of
finances and the sinking fund. Correspondence with
the editor of the Times relative to the American question.
Observations on several authors and books for the
ver, v. ODserv. on Vansittart s plan 01 nuance.
Roberts, D. Letter to the officers of the army, with
PAMPHLETEER
2219
PAMPHLETEER
suppl. obs. by J. Philippart. Case stated between the
Siblie libraries and the booksellers. Lawrence, J.
ramatic emancipation ; strictures on the state of the
theatres and on the consequent degeneration of the drama.
Gandolphy, P. 2d letter to the Rev. H. Marsh [on] the
opinion that the vital principle of the reformation has
been conceded to the Church of Rome. Bruce, J.
Speech in the Ho. of Commons. Maclean, C. Re-
marks on the evidence before Parl. on the E. I. Co.'s
affairs. Baverstock, J. Observ. on the state of the
brewery and on the saccharine quality of malt. Marsh,
C. Substance of his speech in a committee of the Ho.
of Commons [on] the amendment on the clause in the
E. I. bill. Le Mesurier, T. Counter address to the
Protestants of Gr. Brit, and Ireland. Becket, A.
Public prosperity ; n plan for raising six millions sterling.
3. 1814. Musgrave, T. M. Consid. on the re-establish-
ment of an effective balance of power. Wilberforce, W.
Speeches on the clause in the E. I. bill for promoting
relig. instruction and moral improvement. Strictures
on the right, expedience, and indiscriminate denunciation
of capital punishment. Conciliator. Two letters on
Cath. emancipation. Masers de Latnde, H. Life,
[with] some account of the Bastile. London. Manufac-
turers. Origin, etc., of the apprentice laws. Insurance
against robbery. Phillippart, J. Observ. on the bill
rendering the "militia disposable for foreign service.
Sheffield, J. Trade in wool and woolens, incl. an expo-
sition of the commercial situation of the British Empire.
Elmes, J. Letter to T. Hope for promoting the fine
arts. Fearn, J. Review of first principles of Bp.
Berkeley, Dr. Reid, and Prof. Stewart. Ruggieri, C.
Narrative of the crucifixion of M. Lovat. Eliot, F. P.
Letters on the political and financial state of the nation.
Observations on medical reform. Chateaubriand,
F. A. de. Buonaparte and the Bourbons. Appeal to
the Legislature for the repeal of the act regulating the
marriage of the royal family. Valpy, R. Short sketch
of a short trip to Paris in 1788. Milner, J. Reflections
on the letters of Conciliator on Cath. emancipation.
4. Eliot, F. P. Political situation of this country.
Narrative of the journey and imprisonment of Pius vil.
Francis, P. Policy of Gr. Brit, and the allies towards
Norway. Holroyd, J. B., Lord Shrffitll. Report
at Lewes wool fair. Reply to the most popular objec-
tions to public schools. Parnell, H. Speeches in the
Ho. of Commons, with observ. on the corn laws.
Mercator, p*eud. Sketch for a new division and sub-
division of moneys, weights, nnd coins. Inquiry into
the policy, etc., of the alterations in our corn laws.
Homo. Suggestions on the slave trade. Feldborg, A.
A. Appeal to the nation in behalf of Norway. flan
for establishing a balance of power in Europe. Table
of finances for 1813. Onslow, A. Substance of [his]
speech to amend the statute 5 Eliz., ch. 4. Stephens,
J. History of Toussaint Louverture. Calculator.
Observ. on the report of the committee of weights and
measures. Fletcher, Jiutice. Charge to the grand
jury of Wexford. Romilly, S. Speech in the Ho. of
Commons on the slave trade. Forster, T. The
brumal retreat of the swallow. Talleyrand, P. C. M.
Commercial relations of the U. S. with Gr. Brit.
Naismith, J. Propriety of increasing the import duty
on foreign corn. Brief observ. on the pillory.
Conciliator. Why are we still at war?
5. 1815. Carnot, L. N. M. Memorial to the King of
France, July 1814. Butler. C. Hist, view of the
principal religious and military orders of the Catholic
Church. Fearn, J. Essay on external perception.
Daubeny, C. Churchman's reasons for declining a
connection with the Bible Society. Compressed view
of the points to be discussed in treating with the U. 8.
Grenville, W., L<1. Grtneille. Letter to the Earl of
Fingal on the claims of the Catholics. M., I. U. Letter
on the tone and matter of Judge Fletcher's charge.
Onslow, A. Speech, Ho. of Commons, 22 Nov. 1814,
[on] the liberty of the subject. Prussia and Saxony;
the claims of the King of Saxony. Forster, T. Sketch
of the new anatomy and physiology of the brain and
nervous system of Gall and Spurzheim. S., W. Exam,
of certayne complaints of divers of our countrymen.
De Constant, B. Responsibility of ministers. Long-
ley, J. Obs. on the trial by jury. Wilberforce, W.
Letter on the slave trade. Means of guarding dwelling
houses against fire. Talfourd, T. N. The poetical
talent of the present age, incl. a sketch of the history
of poetry. Forster, T. Application of the organology
of the brain. Eliot, F. P. The financial situation,
1815. Montagu, B. Inquiry resp. the insolvent debt-
ors' bill. Thompson, G. A. New theory of the two
hemispheres.
6. Vansittart, N. Speech, Feb. 20, 1815; The
budget, 1815. Atcheson, N. American encroachments
on British rights. Brief account of the Jesuits. Gr.
Brit. Ho. of Commons. Report on laws rel. to the man-
ufacture, etc., of bread. Young, A. Rise of prices in
Europe compared with that in Eng. De Constant, B.
Liberty of the press. Dudley, H. B. Address to
William, Ld. Primate of Ireland. Gr. Brit. Ho. of
Common*. Report on mad houses in England. Brit-
ish and For. Bible Soc. Trans. Benett, J. Commu-
tation of tythe. Letter to H. Marsh [on] the Dis-
senters. Marsh, H. Answer. Kerrison, R. M.
Obs. on the bill for regulating the medical profession.
Wardrop, J. History of J. Mitchell. Banks, J.
Account of the cause of the disease in corn ; [with] letter
to J. Banks by T. A. Knight. Smith, C. Speech on
the Union. Gr. Brit. Ho. of Cum. Report on the
King's Bench, Fleet, and Marshalsea prisons. Letter
on the situation of France. Assoc. for the Relief of
the Manufacturing Poor. Report rel. to the supply of
fish. Modicus. Letter on reform in Parl. Falconer,
T. Plan for building twenty-five churches.
7. 1S16. Edmeads, lift. W. National establishment
national security: or, Thoughts on the consequences of
commuting the tithes. Reasons for establishing a reg-
istry of slaves in the British colonies. Phillips, C.
Speech in Court of Common Pleas, Dublin, in the case
of Guthrie r. Sterne, for adultery. Letters on public-
house licensing, [from] the 'Times'; by a magistrate for
Middlesex. Preston, H. Review of the ruined con-
dition of the landed and agricult. interests; with observ.
on the extent of their losses, etc. Frost, C. Consid-
erations on a remuneration to witnesses in civil actions
for loss of time; with obs. on the present system of
taxing costs. Ganilh, C. The financial situation of
France in 1816. Eliot, F. P. Political and financial
situation of the British Empire in 1816. Sugden, E. B.
On the rate of interest, and on redeemable annuities.
Plan for the reformation of Parl. on constitutional
principles. Inquiry into the right of compelling Spain
to relinquish her slave trade in Northern Africa.
Rouse, W. Remarks on the comparative value of free-
hold and copyhold land, and on the purchase of advow-
Bons. Payne, D. E. Address to the proprietors of
bank stock on the management of the governor and
directors of the Bank of Eng.; and on the laws rel.
thereto. Butler, C. Itiaug. oration, Nov. 4, 1815, at
the ceremony of laying the first stone of the London
Institution for the Diffirsion of Science and Literature.
Chalmers, G. State of the United Kingdom at the
peace of Paris. Nov. 20, 1815. Tathain, E. The
scarcity of money, and its effects upon the public.
Beamo'nt, 15. Provident or parish banks. Short letter
to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on the dangerous
competition of the distilleries with the breweries; by a
freeholder. Western, C. C. Speech on the distressed
state of the agriculture of the United Kingdom, Mnr. 7,
1816. Lingard, Rev. J. Reply to the obs. of the Edin.
review, on the Anglo-Saxon antiquities. Brief remarks
on the slave registry bill; and upon a special report of
the African Institution.
8. Curwen, J. C. Speech in the Ho. of Commons,
May 28. 1816, on the state of the poor laws. Taylor,
T. The Eleusinian nnd Bacchic mysteries. Raffles,
T. 8. Disc, to the Lit. and Sci. Soc. at Java, Sept. 10,
1815. Some remarks on the mildew of wheat, and the
choice of seed corn, partic. in ref. to an hypothesis of
Sir J. Banks. Crombie, Rev. A. The present state of
the agric. interest. Richardson, W. Simple measures,
by which the recurrence of famines may be prevented,
and the pressure of the poor laws abated. Peter, W.
The present crisis. Polidori, J. W. The punishment
of death. Willis, Rev. J. The commutation of tithes.
Cappe, C. The desirableness of ladies visiting the
female wards of hospitals and lunatic asylums. Clark-
son, W. Inquiry into the cause of the increase of pau-
perism and poor rates. Holdsworth, A. H. Letter to
a friend in Devonshire, on the present situation of the
country. Gr. Brit. Parl. Report from the select com-
mittee on the Earl of Elgin's marbles, tic. Taylor, T.
The Eleusinian and Bacchic mysteries. Address to
the Princess Charlotte, on her marriage; sin-wing the
cause of the distress of the country. Onslow, S.
Speech. May 23, 1816, on 'the laws which regulate the
rate of interest'. Glover, Rev. G. Character and
tendency of the property tax, as adapted to permanent
taxation. Watson, R. Letter to the Archbp. of Can-
terbury.
9. 1817. Bentham, J. Defence of economy against
E. Burke. Treatise on greyhounds. Hints for the
cultivation of the peat-bogs in Ireland. Field, C.
Tpitotenea; or, A brief outline of the universal system.
Preston, R. Further observ. on the state of the
nation, etc. Chitty, J. The game laws. Holdsworth,
A. H. 2d letter to a friend in Devonshire, on the situa-
PAMPHLETEER
2220
PAMPHLETEER
tion of the country. Plan suggested for superseding
the necessity of the poor rates, by means of cottage
acres, and farms termed leaven farms. Pellet, S.
Constitutional aids; progress of taxation, with a new
plan of finance. Blaue, Sir G. Causes and remedies
of the scarcity and high price of provisions. Savary,
Gen. A. J. M. R. Vindication of the political conduct
of 8. Anglo-Hibernus. The source of the evil ; on
the league between the Irish lay separatists, and the
Irish Roman Cath. bishops, on emancipation. Sym-
mons, J. Reform without innovation. Frend, W
National debt in its true colours, with plans for its ex-
tinction. Beaumont, J. T. B. Letter to Ld. Sidmouth
[on] the injustice of public-house licensing. Sinclair,
J. On the state of the country, Dec. 1816. Malthus,
T. R. Statements resp. the East India College.
Grenfell, P. Speech to the Ho. of Commons, Apr. 26,
3814. on applying the sinking fund towards loans raised
for the public service. Francis, Sir P. Plan of a
reform in the election of the Ho. of Commons adopted
by the Soc. of the Friends of the People in 1795; with a
new introd.. etc. Jee, Rev. T. Practical observ. on
the management of the poor. Burrows, J. On
national prejudices.
10. Canning, G. Speech in the Ho.- of Commons,
Jan. 29, 1817, on an address to the Prince Regent, on his
speech from the throne. A few cursory remarks on
the obnoxious parts of the game laws. Long, C.
Temperate discussion of the causes [of] the high price
of bread. Curwen, J. C. Speech in the Ho. of Com-
mons. Feb. 21, 1817, on the poor laws. Smith, T.
Letter to the Earl of Liverpool on the new coinage.
General report of Scotland ; statistical tables regarding
the geog., agric., and political state of Scotland.
Argument shewing that a standing army is inconsistent
with a free government. Irish oratory ; with its effects
on Cath. emancipation. Bernard, Sir T. The supply of
employment and subsistence for the labouring classes in
fisheries, manufactures, and the cultivation of waste
lands ; with remarks on the salt duties. Journal of an
Eng. traveller, 1814-16; or mem. and anecdotes of the
Princess of Wales and of her court, with letters of the
Earl of Liverpool, Mr. Whitbread. Preston, R. Ad-
dress on the corn laws. Bentham, J. Defence of
economy against G. Hose. Somers, J. Defence of
the constitution of Gr. Britain and Ireland, against the
friends to annual Parl. and universal suffrage. Glover,
G. The present state of pauperism in England.
Jacob, W. The causes of agricultural distress. Sin-
clair, Sir J. The means of arresting the progress of
national calamity. MacLean, C. Suggestions for the
prevention and mitigation of epidemic and pestilential
diseases. Gr. Brit. Parl. Report to the Ho. of Com.
by the Committee [on] the petitions against the employ-
ment of boys in sweeping of chimneys. Brydges, Sir
E. Reasons for a farther amendment of the act 54
George ill. c. 156; being an act to amend the copyright
act of Q. Anne. Torrens, Maj. R. The means of
reducing the poors rates. Crombie, Rev. A. Letter
to D. Ricardo, cont. an analysis of his pamphlet on the
depreciating of bank notes.
11. 1818. Method of increasing the quantity of cir-
culating money. Dissertation on the slate of the
nation resp. its agriculture, 1817. Leckie, G. F. Essay
on the practice of the British government. La Roche
St. Andre, le chevalier de. Letter occasioned by 'A
vindication of the conduct of Gen. Savary'. Project
of finance. Brydges, Sir E. The practicability of
relieving the able-bodied poor, by finding employment:
Dormer, J. Usury explained; or, Conscience quieted
in the .case of putting out money at interest; by Philo-
Eenes. Thomas, Rev. J. Address, Bath, Dec. 1, 1817,
against] forming a church missionary soc. Address
to the Guardian Soc. Observations on the manufac-
turing system; [and its] improvement of those parts
[in regard] to health and morals. Considerations on
British commerce, with ref. to British India, the U. S.
of America, and the slave trade. Bennet, H. G.
Letter on the abuses in Newgate. Three letters on
the game laws; by a country gentleman. Courtenay,
T. P. Letter to VV. S. Bourne [on the poor laws].
Dunlop, A. Sketches on political economy. Voght,
C. von. Account of the management of the poor in
Hamburgh, 1788-94. Wilson, D. Defence of the
Church Miss. Soc. against Rev. J. Thomas. Roscoe,
W. Origin and vicissitudes of literature, science, and
art, and their influence on the present state of society.
Fitz-James, E., Duke of Fitz-Jamen. Opinion on the
proposed law rel. to periodical journals. Preston, R.
The poor-rates gradually reduced.
12. Vansittart, N. Speech, Mar. 16, 1818, on a
grant of one million for additional places of public
worship. Philodicaeus, pseud. Letter to W. W. Pole
resp. the disappearance" of the gold coin and the re-
sumption of cash payments. Delpla, A. French
drama; what are the best means of making theatres vie
with each other in promoting taste and morals? Bos-
quett, A. Treatise on duelling; with the annals of
chivalry, the ordeal trial, and judicial combat. Ham-
ilton, J. Letter to Sir W. Garrow on his bill for regu-
lating surgery. Dyer, G. Four letters on the consti-
tution. Navagero, A; Funeral oration at Venice on
the death of the Doge L. Loredano ; tr. by C. Kelsall.
Fearn, J. Letter to Prof. Stewart on the objects of
general terms, and on the axiomatical law of vision.
Letter on the true principles of advantageous exporta-
tion. Observations on the evil produced by stimu-
lating food, and by spiritous liquors taken moderately.
Montagu, B. Some inquiries resp. the punishment
of death for crimes without violence. Myers, T. On
a course of education to prepare the youthful mind for
a career of patriotism, etc. Observations on Ld. H.
Bathurst's speech in the Ho. of Peers, Mar. 18, 1817.
Garland, R. The establishment of offices for the regis-
try of deeds and wills and the collection of the ad valo-
rem duties on conveyances and mortgages. Field, G.
The 3d organon attempted; or, Elements of logic and
subjective philosophy. Tadman, L., pseud. To the
ed. of the British review, in answer to his remarks on
the pamphlet of W. Edmeades resp. commuting the
tithes. Lemoine, J. B. M. Observ. on the libels
against Chateaubriand ; tr. by Sir J. Philippart. Sin-
clair, Sir J. On the approaching crisis; or, on resum-
ing cash payments at the Bank, in July 1818.
13. Brougham, H. Letter to Romilly upon the
abuse of charities. Breckenridge, H. M. N. Amer.
pamphlet on S. Amer. affairs. Kirk, Rev. J. Roman
Catholic principles in ref. to God and the King.
Uwins, D. Modern maladies, and present state of med-
icine. Holroyd, J. B.. Earl of Sheffield. Obs. on the
impolicy, abuses, and false interpretation of the poor
laws; and on the reports of the two Ho. of Parl.
Cooke, E. Thoughts on the expediency of repealing
the usury laws. Vastey, Baron P. V. de. Political
remarks on some French works and newspapers cone.
Hayti. Sinclair, Sir J. Collection of papers on po-
litical subjects. Letter to Brougham from a Master
of Arts of Queen's College, Oxf., on the best method of
restoring decayed grammar schools. Letter to the
Archbp. of Canterbury on the expediency of revising
the authorized version of Scripture. Bowles, Rtt>.
W. L. Vindiciae Wykehamicae; vindication of Win-
chester College: a letter to Brougham, occas. by his
letter to Romilly on charitable abuses. Wray, J.
Dangers of an entire repeal of the bank restriction act;
and a plan suggested for obviating them. Observa-
tions on credit, with rel. to the provisions of the bank-
rupt law and insolvent debtor's acts. Sinclair, Sir J.
Papers on political subjects. Dyer, G. Theory and
practice of benevolence. Whalley, L. Vindication
of the Univ. of Edin., as a school of medicine, from the
aspersions of 'A member of the Univ. of Oxford.
Rigby, E. Holkham, its agriculture, etc. Gregory,
O. Oration, anniversary of the Phil. Soc. of London.
Observations on banks for savings, [and] clerks in
pub. offices, etc.
14. 1819. Decius, pseud. Complete refutation of
the arguments used on the subject of the agric. petition.
Gilbert, D. Plain statement of the bullion question.
Bartlett, J. M. On propelling vessels by means of
wind-mill sails. What is a revolution? Dyer, G.
Theory and practice of benevolence. Ireland, J.
Letter to Brougham. Forster, T. Casual and peri-
odical influence of particular states of the atmosphere
on human health and diseases, partic. insanity; with a
table of ref. to authors. Abernethy, J. Hunterian
oration for 1819. [Swift, E. L.] The equality of the
constitution. On the presence of Pluto in Elysium.
Chambers, A. H. On the resumption of cash payments
by the Bank, and on the corn bill. Torrens, R. Let-
ter to the freemen of Rochester, on the petition against
Ld. Binnings' return being declared frivolous; and on
the right of the eldest son of a Scotch peer to represent
an English county, city, or borough, without possessing
a landed qualification in England. Cooke, E. Real
cause of the increased price of necessaries and the high
price of gold. Letter to Sir I. Coffin on the inade-
quacy of courts martial. Jenkinson, R. B., Earl of
Liverpool. Speech on the report of the Bank committee.
On the relation of corn and currency. Estrada, A.
F. Representation to Ferdinand VII. in defence of the
Cortes ; tr. by C. Toplis. Right and practice of im-
pressment, as cone. Gr. Brit, and America. Thorp?,
R. Commentary on treatise [slave trade] of 1817.
Gr. Brit. Ho. of Commons. Reports from the secret
committee on the Bank resuming cash payments, [5th
PAMPHLETEER
2221
PAMPHLETEER
Apr.,May 6] ; Reports, [12th May]. Representation,
May 20. 1819. by the directors of the Bank of Eng.
Asaey, C. The trade to China, and the Indian Archi-
pelago.
15. Vansittart, N. Speech on finance; comp. the
finance resolutions for 1819; Speech on the budget of
1819. Bowles, W. L. The increase of crimes, the
education of the poor, and the national schools.
Frend, \V. Is it possible to free the atmosphere of
London from smoke, etc. ? Campbell, H. Y. Ossiana:
or, Fingal ascertained and traced in Ulster. Forster,
T. Obs. on insanity ; a suppl. to Obs. on the influence of
states of the atmosphere. Field, G. Analogy of the
physical sciences. Morrison, R. Embassy from the
British government to China, 1816. Observations on
parish registers and the marriage of Non-Conformists
with a bill for a register of marriages, etc. Gurney,
3. J. Visit to prisons in Scotland, etc. Rattenbnry,
J. Cession of the Floridas to the U. S., and the neces-
sity of acquiring Cuba. Two tables illust. of the
speeches of the Earl of Liverpool and the Chancellor of
the Exchequer. Erskine, T., Ld. Defence of the
Whigs. Gr. Brit. Ho. of Common*. Report of the
select committee [on] capital punishment. Chambers,
A. H. Comments on recent political discussions, with
the fallacy of the sinking fund. Fry, J. S. Concise
history of tithes. Congreve, Sir W. Impractibility
of the resumption of cash payments, etc. Gentz, F.
von. On the liberty of the press in Gr. Brit.; tr. from
the German. Goerres, Pi of. J. J. von. Germany and
the revolution. Heathfield, R. Plan for the liquida-
tion of the public debt. Gr. Brit. Ho. of Commons.
Report of the select com. [on] gaols, etc.
16. 1820. Cottu, . Administration of the criminal
code iu England, and the spirit of the English govern-
ment. Gurney, J. J. Visit to prisons in Scotland,
etc. Gr. Brit. Commissionfr* [on] Weights and Jfeat-
vre*. 1st report. C., A. Letters to Earl of Liverpool
and X. Vansittart. MacLean, C. Causes of plague,
etc. Smith, W. C. Charge. Mar. 9, 1820. The
British metre and its derivatives. Canning, G.
Speech at the Liverpool dinner [on] his re-election,
Mar. 18, 1820. Brougham, H. Speech on the educ.of
the poor. Dunn, W. The Vansittart plan of finance.
Letter from a Jew to a Christian [on] the recent at-
tacks on the Bible. Grammar schools considered
with ref. to a case lately decided by the Ld. chancellor.
Lingard, J. Xature and constitution of timber.
Whitehead, \V. B. The expected parliamentary pro-
vision in furtherance of general education. Means of
retaining the population within any required limits.
Episcopacy consid. with ref. to the modern popular so-
cieties. Means of benefltting the poor. Smith, Sir
W. C. Two political allegories, 1793. Heathfleld, R.
Practicability of liquidating the public debt.
17. Toreno, Count. Events in Spain, 1808-14; tr.
from the orig. Spanish by W. Walton. Heathfleld, R.
Addenda to [hisJUd pub. on the liquidation of the pub-
lic debt. Marryat, J. Speech. Ho. of Commons, on
the petition of the ship owners of London, against any
alteration in the duties on timber. Bowles, W. L.
Reply to the charges brought by the reviewer of S pence's
Anecdotes, Quart, rev., Oct. 1820, against the last ed. of
Pope's works. Burchell, W. J. Hints on emigration
to the Cape of Good Hope. Milton, J. Plan of edu-
cation ; with the plan of the Edin. Academ. Institution.
Argument on military obedience. The curates'
appeal to the equity and Christian principles of the
British legislature, etc., examined. Field, G. ^Esthet-
ics; or, The analogy of the sensible sciences; with app.
on light and colors. U. S. Treamry Dept. Report of
the Sec. transmitting the condition of the Bank of the
U. 8. and its offices. Christian, E. General obs. on
provident banks ; with a plan of the unlimited or provi-
dent bank at Cambridge. Say, J. B. Letters to Mal-
thus on political economy; partic. the causes of the
general stagnation of commerce. Marriage and di-
vorce. Bowles, W. L. The poetical character of
poetry. Gray, 8. Remarks on the production of
wealth. Vindex, pseud. On the present national
distress. Clay, J. Free trade essential to the welfare
of Gr. Brit.; or, An inquiry into the cause of the pres-
ent distressed state, etc. James, H. Essay on the
currency; or, The alterations in the value of money,
the cause of the distressed state, etc. The United
Kingdom tributary to France; the real cause of the dis-
tresses, etc. Fitzmanrice, H. P. Speech on foreign
commerce. Considerations on the corn question.
18. 1821. The declaration of England against the
Holy Alliance. Reflections on the conduct of the
allies. Sketch of a plan for reformation in provincial
banking. Beaumont, J. T. B. Criminal jurispru-
dence, with the draft of a new penal code. Constant,
B. On the dissolution of the Chamber of Deputies.
lleadley, G. W. Two pairs of historical portraits:
Octavius Caesar and Wm. Pitt; Rienzi and Buonaparte.
Holford, G. Thoughts on the criminal prisons of
this country. The exclusion of the queen from the
liturgy. Bowles, W. L. The poetical character of
Pope; with a reply to O. Gilchrist. Phocion in reply
to Cato, in defence of the people of England, and in
vindication of the press. Dunsky, H. D. On the
present timber and deal trade, as regards Europe and
the Brit. Amer. colonies. Expediency, etc., of strik-
ing off a part of the national debt. Bowles, W. L.
Two letters to Lord Byron in answer to his letters on
Strictures on the life of Pope. Beaumont, J. T. B.
Essay on criminal jurisprudence with the draft of the
penal code. . Bronghton, R. E. Letter to G. W. Hall
in reply to his letter to the Pres. of the Board of Trade.
Letter to F. J. Robinson on the present depressed
state of agriculture. Cornaro, L. Sure methods of at-
taining a long life. Brief obs. on the copy-right bill.
Protection to agriculture or universal ruin. Further
remarks on Scripture, relating to marriage and divorce.
Fabius. Letter to Lord Byron protesting against the
immolation of Gray, Cowper, and Campbell, at the
shrine of Pope.
19. 1822. Vernon, E. Sermon, coronation of George
IV. Santa Rosa, S. Piedmontese revolution. Jo-
seph II. Letters to distinguished princes and states-
men. Beaumont, J. T. B. Essay on criminal juris-
prudence, with the draft of a new penal code. Cor-
naro, L. Sure methods of attaining a long life.
Christophilns. Vindiciae Britannicae; Christianity in-
terested in the dismissal of ministers. Second letter
to F. Robinson on the currency. Knox, V. Remarks
on a bill now pending in Parliament to degrade gram-
mar schools. Joseph ir. Letters written to distin-
guished characters of his time. Van Mildert, W., Dp*
Charge, 1821. Tickell, R. Anticipation; H. M.'s
speech to Parliament on the approaching session.
Letter of expostulation to Lord Byron on his present
pursuits, and absence from his country in the hour of
danger. Vindicia Britannicae: vindication of the
people from the charge of biasphemv, and a defence of
the freedom of the press. Knox, V. Remarks on
clauses in a bill to degrade grammar schools. V., R.
Interests of the Church of Eng. Newton, J. F. Re-
turn to nature; defence of the vegetable regimen.
Mainwaring, G. B. Present state of the police of the
metropolis.
20. State of the nation at the commencement of
1822. Newton, J. F. Return to nature; a defence of
the vegetable regimen contin. M'Dennot, M. Letter
to Bowles [on] the poetical character of Pope.
Heathfleld, U. On trade, in ref. to the public debt.
Parnel, H. History of the penal laws against the Irish
Catholics. Mainwaring, G. B. The present state of
the metropolis concl. Elector's remembrance : votes of
each member of the Ho. of Com. Eubulns. Thoughts
on academic education in the Univ. of Camb. Monk,
J. H. An additional examination of students. Kaye,
J. Charge. M'Dermot, M. Letter to W. L. Bowles
Ion] the poetical character of Pope, concl. Newton,
. F. Returu to nature; defence of vegetable regimen.
Parnell, H. History of the penal laws against the
Irish Catholics. Brydges, E. What are riches ?
Wilks, J. Practical scheme for the reduction of the
public debt. Bowles, W. L. Letters to T. Campbell.
21. 1823. Collier, J. Reply to the 6th ed. of a
pamphlet on the state of the nation, 1822. Letter to
W. Pitt on parliamentary reform. Montagu, B.
Thoughts on religion. Parnell, Sir.H. Hist, of penal
laws. Sandford, D. K. Letter to Rev. P. Elmsley.
Hughes, T. S. Address in the cause of the Greeks.
Barker, E. H. Letter to T. S. Hughes occas. by the
'Address', etc. Considerations of the police report,
1816. Canning, G. Speech in Ho. of Com., Apr. 25,
1822, on Ld. Russell's motion for a reform of Parl.
Lambton, J. G. Speech in Ho. of Com. on reform of
Parl. Gr. Brit. Parl. Alphabetical list of members.
Henry vm. Love letters to Anna Boleyn. Dis-
cussion on the Spanish question. Gr. Brit. Ho. of
Com. Resolutions rel. to the national debt. Sketch
of a plan for suppressing mendacity. Lowe, J. Let-
ter to G. Canning on S. Amer. States. Maclean, C.
Remarks on quarantine laws. Cunningham, J. W.
Cautions to continental travellers. Vindex. Post-
script to 'Obs. on the present distress'. Opinions as
to the real state of the nation; by the Ghost of the
Marq. of Londonderry.
22. Spain. Committee of the Constitution. Prelim-
inary discourse read in the Cortes at the presentation of
the projetof the constitution; [with] the present Span-
ish constitution. Observations on vinous fermenta-
PAMPHLETEER
2222
PAMPHLETEER
lion. Henry vm. Love letters to Anna Boleyn.
Cunningham, J. W. On friendly societies and their
influence on public morals. Craft, Z. First sitting
of the Committee on the proposed monument to Shak-
speare. Hughes, T. S. Considerations on the Greek
revolution, with a vindication of [his] 'Address to the
people of Eng.', from the attack of Sheridan. Bade-
ley, J. Authentic narrative of the extraordinary cure
performed by Prince A. Hohenlohe on Miss 13. O'Con-
nor, a nun. Bignpn, . Les cabinets et les peuples,
1815-22. Goldsmith, L. On the appointment of G.
Canning to the For. Dept., etc. Hudson, J. C. Letter
to the mistresses of families on the cruelty of employing
children in sweeping chimnies. Derenzy, G. W. En-
chiridion; or a hand for the one-handed. Analysis of
the British House of Commons. Bentham, J. Lead-
ing principles of a constitutional code. Lowe, J. On
the recognition of Columbia by Gr. Brit. Whitehead,
Rev. W. B. Prosecutions of infidel blasphemers vindi-
cated. Unchristian perfidies of the most Christian
cabinet of France towards free Spain. Blaquiere, E.
Report on the present state of the Greek confederation.
23. 1824. Good, J. M. Letter to Sir J. C. Hippisley
on the mischiefs [of] the tread-wheel. Erskine, T.
Appeal to the people on Confederated Greece.
O'Conor, C. Appeal and remonstrance to Pius vil.
Trial and defence of Eugene Arum. La Grece en
1821-22; correspondance pol. pnb. par un Grec.
Wirgman, T. Principles of the Kantesian philosophy.
Lawrence, Sir J. The nobility of the British gentry.
Mavromichalis, P. Appeal in behalf of the Greeks,
with a letter from Lord Erskine. Butler, C. Legality
of impressing seamen ; with additions, partly by Lord
Sandwich. Bowring, J. State of the prisons in
Spain and Portugal. Pep6, G. Relation des evene-
mens pol. et mil. a Naples en 1820-21. Chevalier, T.
Suicide. Turnor, E. Prpceedings of the committees
for a limited exportation of wool, 1781, 82, with R.
Glover's letter. Efficacy of white mustard seed taken
internally. Society for the Relief of Distressed Set-
tlers in S. Africa. Itcport. C., E. Sketch of Lord
Erskine. Maugham, It. On the principles of the
usury laws. Field, G. Ethics; or, The analogy of the
moral sciences. Hillary, W. On forming a national
institution for preservation from shipwreck. Gr. Brit.
Purl. Sel. Com. [on] the Reduction in the Remunerat on
for Labor. Summary of report. Opinions of the late
Mr. Kicardo and of A. Smith on some of the leading
doctrines of political economy. Philo-Junius. Reform.
24. Pradt, Vabbe, D. D. de. Comparison between
the powers of Eng. and Russia as they stand in rel. to
Europe at large. Letter to Sir C. Forbes on the sup-
pression of public discussion in India and the banish-
ment without trial of two British eds. Opinions of
Ricardo and Adam Smith, on some doctrines of pol.
econ. compared. 2d pi. Chateaubriand, vet. F. A. R.
The censorship established by art. IV. of the act of
Mar. 17, 1822. Thoughts on the present disturbances
in Ireland. Considerations sur la guerre actuelle
entre les Grecs et les Turcs. Scott, Sir W. Character
of Byron. Gordon, SirC. Life and genius of Byron.
Non-establishment of liberty in Spain, Naples, Por-
tugal, and Piedmont, explained. Hastings, F. R.,
Marquess of Hastings. Summary of the administra-
tion of the Indian government, Oct. 1813 - Jan. 1823.
Hillary, Sir W. Suggestion for the improvement and
embellishment of the metropolis. Lennox, C., Duke
of Richmond. Letter [on] annual parliaments and
universal suffrage. Urquhart, T. Letter to \V. Wil-
berforce on impressment. Forster, T. Causes and
mitigation of pestilential fever. Sheridan, C. B.
Thoughts on the Greek rev. Urquhart, T. Letter to
Vet. Melville, May 1815, with the outlines of a plan to
raise British seamen. Philostratus, pseud. Soma-
topsychouoologia; showing that the proofs of body,
life, and mind considered as distinct essences cannot be
deduced from physiology. Joplin, T. Principles and
practice of banking.
25. 1825. Hillary, W. Sketch of Ireland in 1824;
her evils and their remedies. Remarks on the Asiatic
policy of England and Russia. Second letter on the
suppression of discussion in India, etc. Blomfleld,
C.J., Bp. Letter to C. Butler in vindication of English
Protestants from his attack on their sincerity in the 'Book
of the Roman Catholic Church'. Bntler, C. Letter
to C. J. Blomtield in vindication of a passage in his
'Book of the Roman Catholic Church'. Barbe-Mar-
bois, F. Rapport sur 1'etat actnel des prisons dans les
departements du Calvados, de I'Eure, etc. Skene, J.
On the Regiam majestatem. Hillary, W. Plan for
the construction of a steam life boat. Remarks on
some of the evils of Ireland, and their removal. Firth,
W. The case of Ireland set at rest. Statistical illus-
trations of the territorial extent and population, etc., of
the British Empire. P., I. The plagiary warned ; a
vindication of the drama, the stage, and public morals
from plagiarisms. Observations on the buildings,
improvements, and cxtention of the metropolis of late
years, etc. Topham, E. Life of the late J. Elwes.
Granville, A. B. Letter to W. Huskisson on the quar-
antine bill. Bentham, J. On Peel's Ho. of Com-
mons speech, 24 March, 1825. Sugden, E. B. Letter
to J. Williams on the abuses of the Court of Chancery.
Pradt, D. D. Vrai systeme de 1'Europe rel. a I'Ame-
rique et a la Grece ; Comparison between England and
Russia, in rel. to Europe at large. Macmichael, W.
Sketch of the progress of opinion on contagion, with
remarks on quarantine.
20. 1826. Bentham, J. Indications resp. Lord
Eldon, incl. history of the pending judges' salary-
raising measure. Maclaren, C. Railways compared
with canals and common roads. De Pradt, . Vrai
systeme de 1'Europe rel. a 1'Amerique et a la Grece.
Finlayson, R. On the means of preserving the health
of crews, and [on] dry rot. Stewart, M. Considera-
tions on the policy of India with ref. to the invasion of
Burmah. Outlines of the life of Lafayette. Re-
marks on the present state of the law, its administration
and abuses. Blaquiere, E. Greece and her claims.
Jemmett, H. Letter to Peel, on arrest for debt.
Preface to the appendix to the 1st ed. of the Statistical
illustrations of the British Empire. Tomlinson, J. C.
Phrenology consistent with Christianity. Law, G. H.
Charge. Dupin, . Proces du 'Constitutionnel'; dis-
cours. Letter to R. Peel on the present state of the
law with respect to assaults. Hughes, T. S. Remarks
on 'An essay on the eternity of the world'. Powell,
J. Erroneous consequences of the financial and com-
mercial systems of Gr. Britain. Observations on the
public utility resulting from the jurisdiction of the
Court of Chancery. Bird, C. Christian charity; a
sermon. Hume, J. Resolutions rel. to the state of
the nation.
27- Gardiner, H. Absenteeism considered.
Smith, S. Letter to the electors, on the Catholic ques-
tion. Croft, J. W. Respective situations of the
Reformed Church in France, and of the Catholics in Gr.
Brit, and Ireland; with remarks on Catholic emancipa-
tion. Frisell, . De la constitution de 1'Angleterre;
avec quelques remarques sur 1'ancienne constitution de
la France. Jemmett, H. On Ricardo's 'Principles of
pol. cecon'. Higgins, G. Horse Sabbaticse; an at-
tempt to correct certain superstitions resp. the Sabbath.
Hughes, T. S. Letter to G. Higgins on his 'Horaa
Sabbaticae'. Western, C. C. Cause of our present
distress, and the remedy. Higgins, G. On M'Cul-
loch's doctrines resp. the corn laws, and wages, etc.
Joint-stock companies. Thompson, T. P. Exposition
of fallacies on rents, tithes, etc.. Catechism on the
corn laws. Barker, E. H. Claims of Sir P. Francis
to the authorship of Junius disproved. Taylor, Sir H.
Memorandum of the decease of Frederick, Duke of
York. Broadhurst, F. A. Word in favor of female
schools. Whately, R. Historic doubts rel. to Napo-
leon Bonaparte. Objects, advantages, and pleasures
of science. Phillpotts, H. Letter on the bill of 1825
for removing the disqualifications of [the Catholics] ;
Letter to Canning on the Catholic question. Notes
to H. Taylor's memorandum of the illness and decease
of the Duke of York.
28. 1827. Temple, G., Ld. Nugent. Plain statement
in support of the political claims of the Catholics.
The Protestant Tory refuted ; in reply to 'The grand
vizier unmasked'. Pickmere, J. R. On midwives, in-
stead of surgeons, practising midwifery. Wade, A. 8.
Letter to G. Canning; vindication of the ministry.
Brief reflections regarding the power of the Brit. Em-
pire. Forman, Capt. W. Plan for improving the
revenue of the country. Whitmore, W. W. Letter
to the electors of Bridgenorth on the corn laws. Ob-
servations on the corn laws; addr. to Whitmore.
Walton, W. Affairs of Portugal and Spain. Platt,
T. P. Facts resp. certain versions of Holy Scripture
pub. by the Brit, and For. Bible Soc. ; in reply to the
71st no. of the Quart, rev. Iturbide, A. de. Political
life; tr. Burgess, H. Memorial to Ld. Vet. Goclt-rich
on the fitness of the system of the Bank of Eng.
Gisborne, T., Jim. Letter to Rev. H. Philpotts on his
two letters to Canning.
29. 1828. Wilmot, Sir E. E. Letter to magistrates
on the increase of crime. Letter on the necessity of
a close alliance between England, France, and the Neth-
erlands. Senior, N. W. Introd. lecture on political
economy. Westerna, W. W. Lord Rossmore's letter
on Catholic emancipation. Channing, W. E. Anal-
ysis of the character of Napoleon. Bird, O. Letters
PAMPHLETEER
2223
PANICS
to Peel on his alteration in the law of Eng. [on] the
jurisdiction of justices of the peace. Remarks on the
corn question, an append, to -Observ.', etc.. addr. to
W. W. Whitmore. Beamas, J. Power [of] the Court
of Chancery of depriving a father of the custody of his
children. Merewether, F. Letter to the Quart, rev.
in furtherance of three articles: Agriculture and rent;
Substitution of savings banks for poor laws; Planting
waste lands. Brougham, H. Speech on the present
state of the law. Farren, G. Letter to the Earl of Eldon
on the report of the finance committee. Potter, J. P.
Letter to J. Hughes on the education proposed by the
popular parties. Letters, etc., on the Catholic question
and Brunswick clubs, by H. P. Clinton, M.Stapylton, G.
Temple, X. Vansittart." Nugent, G. T. J. Speech at
Mullingar, Oct. 29, 1828. Roper-Carzon, H. F. To the
freeholders of Kent. Jackson, R. Increase of crime
and the degree of its extent. Jacob, W. Report on
the agriculture and the trade in corn, in some of the
continental states of Northern Europe. Letter to the
prime minister on the condition of the poor in Ireland.
Columbia in 1826. Channing, \V. E. Character and
writings of Milton. General classed catalogue of the
Pamphleteer.
Pamrose, ou Le palais et la chaumiere; par Mme. S. F. D.
Genlis. (In Biblioth. uuiv. des romans, Nouv.,
v. 41. 1801.)
Pan Podstoli; przez I. Krasickiego. (In his Dziefa, v. 4.
1840. Bobrowicz, J. X. Bibl. klass. Polsk.)
Pan Sedzic, czyli opowiadanic o Litwie i zmudzi. Poitiers,
1839. 1S. (E 81)
Panache, Madame, pseud.? Un an et un jour ; tr.
de 1'anglais par Mme. de Montolieu. Paris,
1820. 2 v. 12.
Panama, Congress of. PRADT, D. D. de. Congres de P.
Paris, 1825. 8. (B 536)
HAYXE, R. Y. Speech in the Senate, March 1826, on
the mission to P. Wash., 1826. 8. (W13a)
JOHNSTON, J. S. Speech on the mission to P. Wash.,
1826. 8. (B 1831)
WEBSTER, D. Speech on the P. mission, Apr. 14.
Wash., 1826. 8. (C 554)
Same. (In hi* Works, v. 3. 1851.)
WOODBIRY, L. Speech, mission to P. (In his Writ-
ings, v. 1. 1852.)
. Panama, Isthmus of. Conchology.
- ADAMS, C. B. Shells of Panama. X. Y.,
1852. 4.
Description.
- BIDWELL, C. T. The Isthmus of P., [to 1865].
London, 1865. 8.
ESPINOSA, G. de. Relat. de i'exped. dans 1'interieur
de 1'isthme de P., 1517. (In Ternaui-Compans, H.
Archives des voy., v. 1. 1840.)
RBLACION de los socorros, que ha remitido el
conde de Lemos para la restauracion del
castillo de Chagre y ciudad de Panama de
que se apodero el enemigo ingles, [1670-711.
n.t.p. [1671.] f.
WAFER, L. Mew voyage and description of
the Isthmus of America, [1679-85]. Lon-
don, 1699. 8.
SCARLETT, P.C. [1835.] (In his South A*merica, v. 2.
1838.)
WINTHROP. T. Isthraiana, [1853 ?]. (In his Canoe
and saddle. 1863.)
- TOMES, R. Panama in 1855. New York,
1855. 16.
PIM, B., and SEEM ANN, B. Dottings in P., etc.,
[1866-68]. London, 1869. 8.
Ethnology.
SEEMAN, B. Aborigines of the isthmus of P. (In
American Ethnolog. Soc. Trans., v. 3, pt. 1. 1853.)
History.
VERNON, E. Original papers rel. to the expedition to
P., [1741-42]. London, 1744.- 8. (B 1707)
See also Darien ; Terra Firma.
Interoceanic communication.
CHEVALIER, E. Etat des travaux pour la jonction
des deux oceans. (In Revue d. D. Mondes, juin
1852.)
279. (31. 12. 78.)
DAVIS, C. H. Report on interoceanic canals
and railroads. [Wash., 1866.] 8.
Same. Wash., 1867. 8.
PITMAX, R. B. Succinct view, etc., on the practi-
cability of joining the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans by a ship canal. London, 1825. 8.
WATTS, G. B. Inter-oceanic communications across
the Isthmus of Panama. (In Amer. Geog. Statist.
Soc. Bui., v. 1. 1854.)
See also Panama Railroad.
Panama Railroad. OTIS, F. X. Isthmus of P.;
history of the P. Railroad. X. Y., 1867. 12.
Pananti, Filippi. II poeta di teatro. London,
1808-09. 2 v. 12.
II viaggio a piedi del poeta. (In Poeti ital. contemp.
1845.)
Panaretus. ChroniconTrapezuntis. (In Eustathiua Thes-
salonicemis. Opusc. 1832.)
Panarithmologia. See Leybourn, W.
Pancetti, Camillo. Yenetia libera ; poema heroico.
Yenetia, 1622. 4.
Panchatantra. LIEBRECHT, F. Zum Pantschatantra. (In
Jahrb. f. rom. u. eng. lit., v. 3. 1861.)
WILSON, H. H. Analytical account of the Pancha
Tantra. (In Royal Asiatic Soc. Trans., v. 1. 1827;
and in his Works, v. 4. 1864.)
Panchaud, . Reflexions sur 1'etat actuel du
credit public de 1'Angleterre et de la France.
n.p., 1781. 8.
Another copy. (B 731)
Panciatichi, Lorenzo. Cicalata. (In Dati, C. Prose fior.,
pt. 3, v. 1. 1803.)
Panciatichi di Pintoia, Famiglia di. (In Litta, P. Fam.)
Panciroli (Lat. Pancirollus), Guido. De magis-
tratibus municipalibus. De corporibns artificum .
Urbis Romae descriptio. De quatuor urbis re-
gionibusconamentariufl. (In Graevius, -I. G. Thes.
antiq. Rom., v. 3. 1696.)
History of things lost, in use among the an-
cients, etc. London, 1715. 12.
XICERON, J. P. (Inhis Mem., v. 9. 1729; and, Germ.,
v. 10. 1754.)
Panckoucke, Charles Louis Fleury. Histoire typographique
de B. Franklin. (In Franklin, B. La science du
bonbomme Richard. 1827.)
Panckoucke, Joseph. Dictionnaire des proverbes
francais. Paris, 1749. 8.
Pancoast, Joseph. M.D. Art of prolonging life; lecture,
Jan. 183J. Phila., 1839. 8. (B 1559)
and Hopkinson, J. P. Visceral anatomy of the boa
reticulata. (In Amer. Phil. Soc. Trans., n.s., v.6.
1837.)
Pancrates Areas. Fragm. (In Poetae bucolici. 1851.)
Pancreas. AXCELET, E. Etudes sur les maladies
du pancreas. Paris, 1864. 8.
BERNARD, C. Memoire snr le pancreas et sur le r6Ie
du sue pancreatique dans les phenomenes digestifs,
etc. (In Paris. Inst. Ac. d. Sci. Suppl. aux
Comptes rendus, v. 1. 1856.)
Pandectae. See Justinianus.
Pandolfini, Agnolo. Trattato del governodella fa-
miglia; colla vita, da Bisticci. Milano,1802. 8.
Pandora; ein Lustspiel, von C. M. Wieland. (In his
S .immt. Werke, v. 26. 1825.)
Pandore ; opera. See Voltaire, F. M. A. de.
Pandorens Buchse; von A. v. Kotzebue. (In his Theater,
v. 24. 1841.)
Pandosy, Marie Charles. Grammar and dictionary
of the Yakama language; tr. by G. Gibbs
and J. G. Shea. X. Y., 1862. 8. (Lib. of
Amer. ling., v. 6.)
Panegyric. ERNESTI, A. W. Vindiciae panegyristarnm.
De panegyrica eloquentia Romanorum aureae
quidem aetatis. De panegyrica T. Liviieloqnentia.
(Inhis Opuscula. 1794.)
THOMAS, A. L. Essai sur les eloges. (Inhis CEuvres,
v. 3. 1802.)
Panel, The; a comedy. See Kemble, J. P.
Paneri, Boldrino. FABRETTI, A. (In his Biog. del capi-
tani dell' Umbria, v. 1. 1842.)
Panicale. Ste Masolino da Panicale.
Panics. BRIEF popular account of the financial
panics from 1690 to 1857. N. Y., 1857. 12.
PANICS
2224
PAOLO
COBDEN, R. The three panics. 4th ed. Lon-
don, 1862. 8.
EVANS, D. M. History of the commercial
crisis, 1857-58, and thestock exchange panic
of 1859. London, 1859. 8.
See also Delusions ; South Sea.
Panidea ; by Theoptes. See Durfee, J.
Panis Ogerius. Annales Genuenses. (In Muratori. Rer.
Ital. sci'., v. 6. 1725; and in Pertz. MOD., Scr.,
v. 18. 1863.)
Panizzi, Sir Antonio. Catalogue of printed books. See
British Museum.
Essay on the romantic narrative poetry of the Italians ;
mem. and notes. (In Bojardo, M. M. Orlando. 1830.)
Who was Francesco da Bologna? (In Fine arts q.
rev., v. 2. 1864.)
EDWARDS, E. (In his Lives of the founders of the
Brit. Museum. 1870.)
Paniab. See Punjab.
Pankhurst, R. M. Objections to the permissive bill. (In
Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1862.) Union
of Lancashire and Cheshire Institutes. (In 1864.)
[Several articles.] (In 1866-68.)
Pannier, Louis Alexandre Edmond. Prix des grains sur
le marche d' Abbeville depuis 1590. DELIGNIERES,
E. Notice necrol. (In Abbeville. Soc. Imp. d'Em-
ulation. Mem., v. 2. 1869.)
Panofka, Theodor. Griechirmen und Griechen
nach Antiken skizzirt. Berlin, 1844. 4.
Zeus und Aegina. (In Berlin. Ak. d. Wiss. Abh.,
1835, pt. 2.) Argos Panoptes aus Zeugnissen alter
Schrift und Kunst ans Licht gestellt. (In 1837.)
Ueber verlegene Mythen mit Bezug auf Antiken des
K. Museums. Von einer Anzahl antiker Weih-
geschenke und den Beziehungen ihrer Geber zu den
Orten ihrer Bestimmung. (In 1839.) Von dem
Einfluss der Gottheiten auf die Ortsnamen. (In
1840, 41.) Die Heilgotter. (In 1843.) Poseidon
und Dionysos. Asklepios und die Asklepiaden.
(In 1845.) Perseus und die Grsea. Die Mala-
chisch auf etrusk. Spiegeln. Ueber den bartigen,
oft hermen'ahnlich gestiitzten Kopf der Nymphen-
reliefs. (In 1846.) Trophonioskultus in Rhegium.
Von den Namen der Vasenbilduer in Beziehung
zu ihren bildlichen Darstellungen. Die Vasen-
maler Eutliymides und Euphronios. Der Vaseu-
bilduer Panphaios. (In 1848.) Die griechischen
Eigennamen mit /caAos im Zusammenhang mit dem
Bildcrschmuck auf bemalten Gefassen. (In 1849.)
Die griecbischen Trinkhorner und ihre Verzie-
rungen. (In 1850.) Parodieen und Karikaturen
auf Werken der klass. Kunst. Gemmen. (In
1851.) Dionysos und die Thyaden. (In 1852.)
Proben eines archaol. Commentars zu Pausanias.
Zufluchtsgottheiten zum erstenmalansLichtgeslellt.
(/n'1853.) Archaol. Commentar zu Pausanias II.
24. (In 1854.) Dichterstellen und Bildwerke in
ihren wechselseitigen Beziehungen. (In 1856.)
Merkwiirdige Marmorwerke des K. Museums zu
Berlin. (In 1857.)
REUMOJJT, A. (In Archivio stor. ital., n.s., v. 11. pt. 2.
1860.)
Panoplist, The. Vol. 1-16. June 1806-Dec. 1820.
Boston, 1806-20. 16 v. 8.
Note. Vol. 1-3 called the Panoplist, 4-13 Panoplist
and missionary herald, 14-16 Missionary herald. For
continuation see American Board of Com. for Foreign
Missions.
CHANNING, W. E. Letter to 8. C. Thacher on asper-
sions in the Panoplist on ministers of Boston. 2d ed
Boston, 1815. 8". (B 266, 298, 2537)
Panoplist, The, and Missionary magazine united. Vol. 1,
Feb. 1809. n.p., 1809. 8. (B 210)
Panoplist, The; or, The Christian's armory. August.
Vol. 2, no. 3. n.p., 1806. 8. (B 206)
Panopticon. BENTHAM, J. Construction of peni-
tentiary houses. Lond., reprinted 1791. 16.
Postscript. London, 1791. 16.
Panorama of science and art. See Smith, J.
Panormita, Antonio Beccadelli, known ax. NICERON, J. P.
(In his Mem., v. 9. 1729; and, Germ., v. 9. 1754.)
Panormus. See. Palermo.
Panphaeus. PAXOFKA, T. Der Vasenbildner Panphaios.
(In Berlin. Ak. d. Wiss. Abh., 1848.)
Pantagruel; parF. Rabelais. (In his CEuvres. 1823.)
Pantaleon aicomefUaulii, St. VITA S. P. (In Acta
sanct., v. 33. 1868.)
Pantaleon, pseud. ? Bifolium metallicum. (In Manget,
J. J. Bibl. chem. curiosa, v. 2. 1702.)
Pantaleon, Heinrich. Teutscher Nation Helden-
buch. Basel, 1567-68. 2 v. f.
Pantaleon de Ribera, Anastasio. Fabula de Alfco y Are-
tusa; burlesca. (In Sedano, J. J. L. de. Parnaso
esp., v. 7. 1782.)
Panthenai'c vases. BRONSTED, P. O. On Panthenai'c
vases, on their official inscription, and on the holy
oil in them. (In Roy. Soc. of Lit. Trans., v. 2.
1832.)
Pantheism. BRUNO, G. De la causa, principio et
uno. (In his Opere, v. 1. 1830.) De 1'infinito
universe e mondi. (In v. 2.)
BUHLE, J. G. De ortu et progressu pantheism! inde
a Xenophane Colophonio primo e-jus auctore usque
ad Spinozam. (In Goettingen. Ges. d. Wiss.
Comm., 1789-90.)
HUNT, J. Essay on P. London, 1866. 8.
BUTTON, R. H. Popular P. (In his Essays, v. 1. 1871.)
MILL, W. H. Application of pantheistic prin-
ciples to the theory of the gospel. Camb.,
1840. 8.
See also Alexandria (School of A.}; Spinoza, B.
Pantheon, The; histories of heathen gods and
heroes; [by F. A.Pomey ; ed.] by A.Tooke.
1st Amer. from 32d London ed. N. Y.,
1810. 18.
Pantheon; gods of antiquity. See Bell, J.
Pantheon. See Paris.
Panthere de Java, Une; par A. Montjoye et C. R. de La
Rounat. Paris, 1855. 16. (E 17)
Pantheus, Joannes Angustinus. Ars et theoria transmuta-
tionis metallicse. (In Zetzner, L. Theatr. chem.,
y. 2. 1613.)
Pantomime. FLEURY, J'. (In his Souvenirs des funatn-
bules. 1859.)
Pantoufles, Les; par D. D. Cardonne. (In Biblioth. univ.
des romans, Nouv., v. 11. 1799.)
Panvini (Lat. Panvinius), Onofrio. Antiquitates
Veronenses. Patavii, 1648. f.
De civitate Romana. De imperio Romano. (In
Graevius. Thes. antiq. Rom., v. 1. 1694.) De an-
tiquis Roman, nominibus. (In v. 2.) Antiques
urbis imago. (In v. 3.) De ludis circensibns. "
De ludis ssecularibus. De triumpho commentarius.
(In v. 9. 1699.)
Pontificum Rom. vitae a Xysto IV. ad Pium v. (In
Platina, B. Hist. 1610.)
NICERON, J. P. (In his M6m., v. 16. 1731 ; and, Germ.,
v. 12. 1755.)
Panyasides. Fragm. (In Hesiodus. Carmina. 1841.)
Panzavecchia, Fortunate. Grammatica della ling-
gua maltese. Malta, 1845. 16.
Panzer, Georg Wolfgang. Aelteste Buchdrucker-
geschichte Niirnbergs. Niirnb., 1789. 4.
Annalen der alteren deutschen Literatur, 1500-26. 3r
Tlwjil. (In Weller, E. Repert. typog. 1864.)
Annales typographic! ab artis inventae origine
post Maittairii Denisii aliorumque curas.
Norimb., 1793-1803. 11 v. 4.
Panzini, Lionardo. Vita di P. Giannone. (In Giannone,
P. 1st. civile, v. 1. 1823.)
Paoletti, Berdinando. Estratto de' pensicri sopra 1'agri-
coltura. I veri mezzi di render felici le societa.
(In Econ. class, ital., pte. mod., v. 20. 1804.)
Paoli, Betty. Gedichte. (In Album osterr. Dichter. 1858.)
Paoli, Cesare. Le cavallate fiorentine. (In Archivio stor.
ital., ser. 3, v. 1, pt. 2. 1865.) Dei cinque caleffl
del R. archivio di Siena e del modo di compilarne
un rcgesto. (In v. 4, pt. 1. 1866.) Rendiconto e
approvazione di spese occorse nell' esercito fioren-
tino contro Pistoia nel maggio 1302. (In v. 6, pt. 2,
1867.)
Paoli, Paolo Antonio. Antichita di Pozzuoli, aut
Puteolanae antiquitates. Firenze, 1768. f.
Paoli, Pasquale de'. BOSWEI.L, J. Tour in Corsica
and life of P. Pascal. Glasgow, 1768. 8.
Lettere; con note di N. Tommaseo. (In Archivio stor.
ital., v. 11. 1846.)
Paolini, Petronilla. Sonettl. (In Poeti ital. contemp. 1843.)
Paolino, Minorita. AGOSTIM, G. degli. (In his Notiz.
degli scr. viniz., v. 2. 1754.)
Paolino da San Bartolomeo. See Paulinusvon S. B.
Paolino di Piero. See Piero, P. di.
Paolo, Fra. See Sarpi, P.
PAOLO
2225
PAPPADOPOULO
Paolo il cieco. SPOTORNO, G. B. (In Grille, L. Elogi di
Liguri, v. 1. 1846.)
Paolo Veronese. VIE de P. (In TOCLONGEON, F. E. Ma-
nuel <lu Museum Francais, v. 9.)
Paolucci, Giuseppe, \7ita di B. Menzini. (In Crescim-
beni. Vite degli Arcadi, v. 1. 1708.)
Paolus diatonuz. See Troya, C.
Pap with a hatchet ; a reply to M. Mar-Prelate ;
repr. from the orig. 4 ed., [1589] ; with an
introd. and notes, [by J. Petheram]. Lond.,
1844. 12. (Puritan'disc. tracts.)
Sole. Attributed to J. Lyly, J. Xash. and others.
Papa. ABRIS wie Papa in Ungern von den Christen bele-
gert ist worden, 19 Aug. 1597. n.p., [16]. (E 78,
no. 233b)
Papa, Giuseppe del. FABRONI, A. (In his Vitae Ital.,
v. 3. 1779.)
Papacinb d'Antoni, Alessandro Vittorio. See Antoni, A.
V. P. d'.
Papacy. See Popes ; Catholic Church.
Papadopoulo-Vretos, Andre. Le piiiraa. (In Paris. lust.
Ac. d. Inscr. Div. sav., v. 1. 1844.)
Papagei, Der; von A. v. Kotzebue. (In his Theater, v. 3.
1840.)
Papal States. See Pontifical States.
Papal supremacy ; by a medical man. London,
1850. 8.
Papal tyranny in the reign of King John ; a traeedy. See
Cibber, C.
Pape, Gui de or de la. XICEROJJ, J. P. (In his Mem.,
v. 36. 1736.)
Pape, Jacques, seigneur de Saint Auban. Set Saint Auban.
Papebroch or Papenbroek, Daniel. XICERON, J. P. (In
his Mem., v. 2. 1727 : and, Germ., v. 2. 1750.)
Papencordt, Felix. Geschichte der Stadt Rom im
Mittelalter; hrgb. v. C. Hofler. Paderborn,
1857. 8.
ROSA, G. Storia della citta di Roma. (In Archivio
stor. ital., n.g., v. 6, pt. 2. 1857.)
Paper lantern for Puseyites, A. London, 1843. 12.
Paper making and tra'de. MUXSELL, J. Chronol-
ogy of paper and paper making, [B.C. 670-
A.D. 1864]. 3d ed. Albany, 1864. 8.
DLBEAL DE LA MALLE. A. J. C. A. Le papyrus et la
fabrication du papier chez leg nnciens. (fit Paris.
Inst. Ac. d. Inscr. Mem., v. 19, le pt. 1851.)
VALLET DE VIRIVILLE, A. Xotes pour servir al'his-
toire du papier, [to 1510]. (In Gazette des beam-
arts, v. 2-4. 1859.)
LEMOINE, H. Dissertation on the origin and uses of
paper, [to 1270]. (In his Typographical antiqui-
ties. 1813.)
LA SERNA DE SANTADER, C. A. Papier dans le 15e
siecle. (In his Cat. bibl., v. 5. 1803.)
KAEMPFER. E. (In his Hist, of Japan, v. 2. 1728.)
FIGCEIREDO, J. A. de. Materia ordinaria para a es-
crita dos nossos diplomas e papeis publicos. (In
Lisbon. Ac. d. Sci. Mem. de lit., v. 2. 1792.)
CABRAL, E. Sobre o papel. (In Lisbon. Ac. d. Sci.
Mem. econ., v. 4. 1812.)
PAPER MANUFACTURERS, C. S. Memorial. fX. T..1
1842. 8. (B 1513)
HERRING, R. Paper and paper making ; introd. !
by G. Croly. [2d ed.] London, 1856. 8. j
GREAT BRITAIN : Ho. of Commons. Report j
from the select committee on paper. [Lon-
don, 1861.] f.
TURGAN, J. Papeterie d'Essonne. (In his Les I
grandes usines de France, v. 1. 1861.)
RICHARDSON, W. H. Manufacture of paper. (In \
Armstrong, 'Sir W. G., and others. Indust. re- j
sources of the Tyne, etc. 1864.)
AXXUAIRE de la librairie, de rimprimerie, de la
papeterie, 1867. Paris, [1867]. 8.
FRANCE. Com. Imp. de PExpo*. de 1867. (In their
Rapports, v. 2.)
PAYEN, A. Expos. Univ., pnpiers de bois. (In
Revue d. D. Mondes, dec. 1867.)
Paper Manufacturers, U. S. Memorial, 1842. fX. Y.,
1842.] 8. (B1513)
Paper money. LAXGLES, L. M. Sur les papiers-
monnaies des Orientanx. [1264, etc.] (In Serieys
A. Bibl. acad., v. 12. 1811.)
MARIANA, J. de. Tratado de la moneda de vellon.
[1609.] (In his Obras, v. 2. 1854; v. 31 of Ariban.
Bibl.)
ARISTIDES. ps. Remarks on the proposed plan of an
emission of paper, etc. Annapolis, [179-]. 8. (W17)
PROFUSION of paper money, not deficiency in harvests,
[causes] of the sufferings of the people. London,
1802. 8". (B715)
SANPEUR, G., pseud. On the manufacture of banks;
with strong observations on paper currency. Lon-
don. 1802. 8. (B 1542)
COBBETT, W. Paper money. [1810-11.] (In hit Bel.
from pol. works, v. 3.)
-- FRANCIS, Sir P. Reflections on the abundance of
paper in circulation and the scarcity of specie.
London, 1810. 8. (B 753)
COBBETT, W. Paper money men. [1817.] (In his
8el. from pol. works, v. 5.)
HEATH, L. Paper money; its influence on national
prosperity. Phila., 1825. 8. (B 1101, 1835)
STORCH, H. Des efleta d'un papier-monnaie deprecie
dont la valeur se releve. (In St. Petersbourg. Ac.
Sci. Mem., 6e eer., v. 1. 1832.)
XEW system of p.iper money; by a citizen of Boston.
Boston, 1837. 8. (B 1543)
SPOOXEH, L. New system of paper currency.
Boston, 1861. 8.
\VOLOWSKI, L. F. M. R. Echange et monnaie. (In
Thevenin, E. Cours d'economie industrielle, v. 3.
1866.)
See also Bank notes ; Banks ; Continental
money ; Money ; also the division finance under
various countries, as China ; France (p. 1039) : Gr.
Britain (pp. 1233-36) ; India (p. 1503; ; Ireland
(p. 1531); Italy (p. 1543); Massachusetts (p. 1898,
99) ; North Carolina ; Pennsylvania ; Rhode
Island ; Russia ; United States.
Papers for thoughtful girls ; by S. Tytler [Miss
Keddie]. Boston, 1871. 8.
Papers relating to the Quakers' tythe bill. 3d ed. London,
1736. 8. (B 123)
Papi, L. Lettera sulla fondazione di una nnova citta ital.
iana. (In Archivio stor. ital., n.s.,v. 13, pt. 2. 1861.)
Papias. Fragments. (In Apostolic fathers. Writings.
1870.)
DONALDSON, J. (In his Critical history of Christian
lit , v. 1. 1864.)
Papillon, J. Henri Fernand. [Several articles.] (In Re-
vue d. D. Mondes, juil. 1870 - mars 1874.)
Papillon, Jane, Funeral set mon on. 1698. See Woodhonse,
J. (C164)
Papillon, Jean Michel or Jean Baptiste. Traite
hist, et prat, de la gravure en bois. Paris,
1766. 2 v. 8.
Papillon, Marc de, dit Le capitaine Lasphrise. Sonets, etc.
(In Auguis, P. R. Poetes fran^ois, v. 6. 1824.)
Papillonne, La; comedie. See Sardou, V.
Papillotos, Las. See Jasmin, J.
Papin, Denys. New digester or engine for soften-
ing bones. London, 1681. 4.
Nova methodus, etc., [and Eng.] New method of ob-
taining great moving powers at small cost; [with
list of his works and note on them by J. P. Muirhead].
(In Watt, J. Mechanical inventions, v. 3. 1854.)
Papin, Isaac. XICERON, J. P. (In his Mem., v. 3. 1727;
and. Germ., v. 3. 1750.)
Papiria tribus. HAGENBUCH, J. G. De tribu Papiria in
quodam Muratorii saxo Romano non legendo. (In
Goettingen. Ges. d. Wiss. Comm., v. 4. 1754.)
Papists bloudy after-game, The; or, A vindication of Parl.
in their sentence upon Viscount Stafford : in answer
to 'Stafford's memoirs'. London, 1682. f. (A 50)
Papon, Jean Pierre. Histoire de la Revolution de
France. Paris, 1815. 6 v. 8.
Paposh-namu, The; [from] the Bengal Hurkaru, [by A. H.
Kelso]. Calcutta, 1802. 8. (B 521)
Papotti, Tiberio. Elogi d'illustri Imolesi. 2a ed".
Imola, 1841. 8.
Contents. 8. P. Grisologo. B. Rambaldi. A.
Tartagni. T. della Volpe. G. Sassatelli. I. Fran-
cucci. M. A. Flaminio. L. Barbieri. A. M. Val-
salva. G. F. Znppi. C. Zampieri. L. Vajeriani.
J. Canti. A. Zampieri. F. M. Mancurti. G. M.
Rivalta. C. Morelli. A. Codronchi. X. Codronchi.
C. Mazzolani.
Biografia di B. Rambaldi. (In Hercolani, A. Biog
v. 1. 1834.) Biografia di M. A. Flaminio. (In
v. 2. 1835.)
Pappadopoulo, Manuel Leonard, and Gallet, P. D.
Choix des meilleurs morceaux de la littera-
turerusse; tr. Paris, 1800. 8.
PAPPE
2226
PARADISE
Pappe, L. Silva Capensis, descr. of South African
forest trees. Cape Town, 1854. 8.
Pappenheim, Gottfried Heinrich, Graf von. CUST, E.
(In his Lives of the warriors of the 30 years' war,
pt. 1. 1865.)
Papponi, Girolamo. FABRONI, A. (In his Memorie di
Pisani, v. 3. 1792.)
Pappus, Alexandrinus. Fragmenttim libri II collectaneorum
math. (In Wallis, J. Op. math., v. 3. 1699.)
Papua. EARL, G. W. Native races of the Indian
archipelago: Papuans. London, 1853. 8.
(Ethiiog. lib.)
FLEURIEU, C. P. C., comte de. Decouvertes
des Francois, 1768-69, dans les sud-estcle la
Nouv. Guinee. Paris, 1790. 4.
Eng. Discov. of the French to the S. E. of
N. G. London, 1791. 4.
FORREST, T. Voy. to New Guinea and the
Moluccas, 1774-76. London, 1779. 4.
Hame. Dublin, 1779. 8.
MAJOR, R. H. (In his Early voyages to Australia.
1859; v.25 of Hakluyt Soc.)
Papworth, John. Essay on the causes of dry rot
in buildings. London, 1803. 4.
Papworth, John Woody. Artistic ecclesiastical
decoration. (In Weale. Quarterly papers oil archit.,
v.l. 1843.)
and W. Museums, libraries, and picture gal-
leries. London, 1853. 8.
Papworth, Wyatt. Museums, etc. See Papworth, J. W.
Papyrus. BRUNET DE PRESLE, C. M. W. de. Notices et
textes des papyrus grees du Musee du Louvre et de
la Biblioth. Imp. 4 and Planches f. 2 v. (1e pt.
of v. 18 of Paris. Inst. Ac. d. Inscr. Not. Istfo.j
DUREAU DE LA MALLS, A. J. C. A. Le papyrus et
la fabrication du papier chez les anciens. (In
Paris. Inst. Ac. d. Inscr. Mem., v. 19, le pt. 1851.)
TYCHSEN, T. C. De chartae papyraceae in Europa per
medium aevum usu. (In Goettingen. Ges. d. Wiss.
Comra., 1816-18.)
WAILLY, N. de. Sur des fragments de papyrus ecrits
en latin, et deposes au cauinet des antiques de hi
Bibl. Royale, au Musee du Louvre, et an Musee des
Antiq. de Leyde. (In Paris. Inst. Ac. d. Inscr.
Mem., v. 15. 1842.)
Paquette. CORTAMBERT, R. (In his lllustres voy. 1866.)
Paquot, Jean Noel, I'abbe. Memoires pour servir
a 1'hist. lit. des dix-sepc provinces des Pays-
Bas, de la principaute de Liege, et de quel-
ques contrees voisines. Louvain, 1765-70.
3 v. f.
Para papers. See Ditson, G. L.
Parabere, Marie Madelaine de la Vieuville, ctsse. de.
CAPEFIGUE, J. B. H. R. La comtesse de P.
Paris, 1863. 18.
Parable of the unjust steward, n.t.p. [18.] 12. (C 246)
Parables. See Bible. N. T. Gospels (p. 287).
Paracelsus, Aureolus Philippus Theophrastus
Bombast von Uohenheim, called. Bticher und
SchrifFten an Tag gebeii durch lo. Hoservm.
Basel, 1589-91. 10 v. in 5. 4".
Contents. Vol. 1, 1. Paramirum de quiuque entibus
omnium morborutn. Ein anders Opus paramirum.
De generatione hominis. 1, 2. Paragranum, Philo-
sophia, Astronomia, Alchimia, Virtus Med. Ein ander
Paragranum. Chronica des Landes Karnten. Defen-
siones und Verantwortunge. Labyrinthus medlcorun
errantium. Vom tartar' >. Epistel des Landschatft
inn Karnten. 2,3. De viribus mcmbroruru. De con-
servatione quatuor elementoruin in homine. Von
vrsprung vnnd heilung der naturalichen Pestilenz, der
zaubrischen Pestilenz. Em BUcblein von der Pesti-
lenz an die Statt Sterzingen. Von vrsprung und
vrsachen der Pestilenz an die Statt Sterzingi-n. Vom
Pestilenz zwei BUcher. Item drey BUcher. Col-
lectanea de peste. De morbis ex tartaro oriundis.
Epist. ad Erasmum. Erasmi respousio. De icteri-
tiis. Libri xiv. paragraphorum. 2,4. Von den
Tartarischen Krancklieiten. Du morbis amentiurn.
De contractors. Von Wassersucht, Schwindtsucht,
Farbsuchten, Colic, Paralyss, Tauusucht, WUrmen
Stullauft'. Podagra, den fallenden Sucht Kaltenweh.
Vom Podagra. Vom Epilepsia. De cailuco matricis.
3, 5. Von dn Bergkranckheitcn. Typi de morbis ali-
quot generaliter agentes. De febribvs. Curationis
morborum tartareorum fragm. Eltliche consilia medico.
Ettliche fragmenta medica zu diesen bisher ausgang-
enen fflnff Theilen. App. Conunentaria in Aphoris-
nios Hippocratis. De modo phlebotomandi. Vom
Gebrauchder AderlassinimPurgiren. VomSchrepffen.
Fram. de sangu. min., etc. De vrinis, de pvlsibvs,
et de physiognomia medica. In aphorismos Hippocra-
tis de vrina tractantes commentaria. De modo phar-
macandi. Vom Purgiren etliche fragmenta. 3, 6.
Archidoxis ex Theophrastia Paracelsi pars I. De
renovatione et restauratione. De longa vita ein Buch
Teutsch. De vita longa Latine libri v ex trans. lo.
Oporini. Ettliche Teutsche fragmenta der BUcher de
vita longa. De praeparationibus libri duo. Process
den spiritum vitrioli zu machen. De natura rerum IX
BUcher. De tinctvra physicorvm. Das Vexierbuch
seu Coelum philosophorum. Thesavrvs alchemistarvm.
De cementis. De gradationibvs. Cementvm super
Venerem ex Marte. Das Manual de lapide philosoph-
orum. Ratio extrahendi ex omnibus metallis mercu-
rium, sulphur, et crocum. 4, 7. Intimatio Basilese
publicata qua studiosi ad novae medicinae studium
vndique aduocabantur. De gradibvs rerum nnturalium
et compositionibus remediorum, itemq; de eorum'dosi-
bus et administrationibus libri vil Latine ex vers. lo.
Oporini. Herbarius. Von den natUrlichen Dingen
das erste Bucb. Vom Turpentin. Vom Honig.
De xylohebeni praeparatione et usu. De curatione
rupturse. De mumiae praeparatione et usu, ex vers. lo.
Oporini. Liber principiorum. De thermis. Vom
Bad Pfeffers. De gradibus et compositionibus.
Fragm. de re herbaria. De thermis funff fragmenta.
4, 8. Philosophise ad Athenienses drey BUcher. Ex
anatomico opere fragm. Philosophiae de generationi-
bus et fructib. quatuor elementorum 11. iv. Philosophiae
de generatione hominis libellus. De meteoris ein
Buch. Opusc. de meteoris in fiinff BUcher. Ein
anders Buch meteorum. Zwene prologi in die gantze
Philos. de gen. element. De elemento aeris. Von
Verstossung Lvciferi vnd Adae. Liber tertius meteo-
rum de impressionibus ignis. Andere capita meteorica.
De generatione metallorum et mineralivm. Sched-
ula de mineralibus Latina. Von den natUrlichen
Wassern, m.-v. Buch. 5, 9. Vol. primiim philo-
sophise: De lunaticis. De generatione stultorum.
De nymphis, sylphis, pygmaeis, et salamandris. De
arte prsesaga. De bona et mala fortuna. De vera
influentia rerum. De inuentione rerum. De votis
alienis. De sanctorum authoritate, beneficiis, signis
et blasphemiis. De superstitionibus et ceremoniis.
De sagis. De dasmoniacis et obsessis. De somniis.
De sanguine ultra mortem. De animabus hominum
post mortem apparentib. De virtute imaginative.
De characteribus. De homunculis et monstris. De
animalibus ex sodomia natis. Philosophia occulta.
De imaginibus. Vom Vnterscheidt der Zeit. Von
Geberung vnd Erhaltung d. vier elementischen Corpern.
Vom Fleisch vnd Mvmia. Vom Vnterscheidt der Lei-
ber vnd Geister. Vom Schlaff vnd Wachen der Leiber
vnd Geister. Vom Fundament vnd Vrsprung der
Weisheit vnd KUnsten. Fragm. : De fnndamento
sapientiae et scientiarum. De euntibus in somno, etc.
De generatione stultorum. 5, 10. Philosophia
sagax Oder astronomia magna. Erklarting der gantzen
Astronomey. Practica in scientia divinationis. Er-
klarung der naturlichen Astronomey. Probatio in
scientiam nigromanticam, signatam artium incertarum,
manualis mathematics. Fragmenta vnd schedulas.
App. : Azot, scu, De ligno et linea vitae. Archidoxeos
magicae sieben BUcher. Ein Auslegung xxx magischer
Figuren, so zu NUrnberg im Cartheuser Closter gefunden
worden. Prognostication zukitnfftiger Geschichten.
Ausslegung etlicher Fignren auss clem ersten Theil dess
Liechtenbergers. Fasciculus prognosticationum astro-
logicarvm.
Nine books of the nature of things, (hi Sendivogius,
M. New light of alchymie. 1650.)
Paradin, Guillaume. NICERON, J. P. (Jn his Mem.,v. 33.>
1736.)
Paradise, ? Serious enquiries into the motives and con-
sequences of our present armament against Russia.
London, 1791. 8. (W 62)
Paradise. ANSART, F. De situ Paradisi terrestris. (In
Plinius Secundus, C. Hist., v. 2. 1828. Lemaire.
Bibl. class. Lat.)
HOPKINSON, J. Synopsis Paradisi; ex variis script.
(In Tena, L. Comm. in Epist. ad. Heb. 1661.)
WRIGHT, T. Legends current on P. in the Middle
Ages. (In his St. Patrick's Purgatory. 1844.)
Paradise lost. See Milton, J.
Paradise of doctors ; a fable, by J. Bigelow. (In his Mod -
ern inquiries. 1867.)
PARADISE
2227
PARANT
Paradise of love; or. The complaint of love. (In Le
Grand d'Aussy, P. Fabliaux, v. 3. 1815.)
Paradise regained. See Milton, J.
Paradisi, Agostino. Lettere. (In Rac. di prosi e let., v.2.
1830.)
Paradisi, G. Per le nozze del cav. L. Xobili colla signora
M. Tampellini. (fn Poeti ital. contemp. 1843.)
Paradise, Paolo. AGOSTIXI, G-.degli. (In his Notiz. degli
scr. viniz., v. 2. 1754.)
Paradox*. See Cicero, M. T. ; Sanchez, F.
Paradoxe sur le comedien; par D. Diderot. (In hit Me-
moires, v. 4. 1831.)
Paradys, Joannes Antonius. Dissertatio literaria de ostra-
ciamo Atheniensium. Lugd. Bat., 1793. 8. (B 708)
Paradyse of daynty devises ; by M. Edwards and
others ; ed. by J. P. Collier. London, 1578,
reprinted 1865. 4.
Same, (fn Brydges, Sir S.E. Brit.bibl., v. 4. 1814.)
Parseus. See Pare.
Paragraphs on banks: [by E. Bollmanl. Phila., 1810. 8.
(B 438)
Paragreens in Paris ; by J. Ruffini. N. Y., 1857.
16.
Paraguay.
Bibliography.
DALRYMPLE, A. Catalogue of authors who have
written on Rio de la Plata, Paraguay, and Chaco.
London, 1807. f. (A 42)
Description.
SEPP, A. Voy. from Spain to P., 1691. (In Churchill,
O. and J. Col. of voy., v. 4. 1744.)
AZARA, F. de. Voyages dans 1'Amerique Me-
ridionale, [1781-1801] ; pub. par C. A.
Walckenaer. Par., 1809. 4 v. 8 and Atl. 4.
DAVIE, J. C. Letters from P., describing the
settlements of Monte Video, Buenos Ayres,
etc., [1796-98]. London, 1805. 8.
SOMMF.R, J. G. (In his Beschrijving. v. 2. 1828.)
FERRARIO, G. (In hi* Costume, v. 17. 1829.)
- FAMIN, C. Chili, Paraguay, etc. Paris, 1840.
8. (L'nivers.)
PAGE, T. F. (In Revue d. D. Mondes, avr. 1851.)
HOPKINS, E. A. Memoir on P.. [1852]. (In Amer.
Geog. and Statist. Soc. Bui., v. 1. 1852.)
- MANSFIELD, C. B. P., Brazil, and the Plate,
1852-53. Camb., 1856. 8.
DEMERSAV, L. A. Fragments d'un voyage au P. exe-
cute par ordre du gouvernement, 1853. (In Paris.
Soc. de Geog. Bui., 4e ser., v. 7. 1854.)
- PAGE.T. J. Paraguay, etc., [1853-56]. N. Y.,
1859. 8.
HADFIELD, W. (In Ms Brazil. 1854.)
HUTCHINSON, T. J. The Parana ; with inci-
dents of the Paraguayan war, and South
American recollections^ 1861-68. London,
1868. 8.
- MASTERMAN-, G. F. Seven eventful years in P. ;
narrative of personal experience, 1861-68.
London, 1869. 8.
POWELL, D. Republic of P. (In Galton, F. Vaca-
tion tourists. 1862-63.)
- MULHALL, M. G. Cotton fields of P., [1862-
64]. Buenos Ayres, 1866. 8.
See also Abipones.
History.
FUNES, G. Ensayo de la historia civil del P.,
[hasta 1816]. Buenos Ayres, 1816. 3 v. 4.
Du GRATY, A. M. La republique du P., [1515-
1860]. Brux., 1862. 8.
WASHBURN, C. A. History of P., with notes
of personal observ., [1526-1868], Boston
and N. Y., 1870. 2 v. 8.
TECHO, N. del. History of the provinces of P., Rio
de la Plata, etc., [1539-1645]. -(In Churchill, O.,and
J. Col. of voy., v. 6. 1746.)
CHARLEVOIX, P. F. X. de. Histoire du P.,
[1546-1747]. Paris, 1757. 6 v. 12.
Eng. London, 1769. 2 v. 8.
280. (11. 1. 79.)
BEROA, D. de. Litterae annuae prov. Para-
quariae, [1685-87] ; Lat. red. a F. de Hamal.
lusulis, 1642. 8.
REPUBLIQUE des Jesuitcs, La, ou Paraguay ren-
versee ; relation de la guerre contre les
monarques d'Espagne et de Portugal en
Amerique, [1750-56]. Amst., 1759. 8.
RENGGER, A., and LONGCHAMP, . Essai
historique sur la revolution du P., et le
gouvernment dictatorial du docteur Francia,
[1810-25]. Paris, 1827. 8.
ROBERTSON, J. P. and \V. P. Francia's reign
of terror, being the continuation of Letters
on P., [1810-31]. London, 1839. 8.
QUENTIN, C. Account of P., etc., [1810-65].
London, 1865. 8.
THOMPSON, G. The war in P. ; with a hist.
sketch of the country and its people and
notes upon the military engineering of the
war, [1864-69]. London, 1869. 8.
BURTOX, R. F. Letters from the battle-fields of
P., [1868-69]. London, 1870. 8.
UNITED STATES. 41s< Cong. 2d sess. Report
of the committee on foreign affairs. Wash.,
1870. 8. (Ho. of Reps. Rep. 65.)
See also Francia, J. G. R.
Natural history.
AZARA, F. de. Natural history of the quadru-
peds of P. ; tr., with a physical sketch of
the country, and notes, by \V. P. Hunter.
Edin. and London, 1838. 2 v. 8.
Oiseaux du P. (Vol. 3, 4 of his Voy. 1809.)
Parallax. GILLISS, J. M. Observations to determine the
solar parallax. (In U. S. Natal Astronom. Expe-
dition, v. 3. 1855.)
See also Moon.
Parallel, The ; an account of the knavery under the pre-
text of arbitrary government and popery. London.
1679. f. (A 54)
Parallel, The ; or, A vindication of the A b p of C t y,
for his opposing the promotion of Dr. 81 C k.
London, 1735. 8". (B 58)
Paralysis. APPLETON, N. W. Paralysis of the
lower limbs occas. by curvature of the spine. (In
Mass. Med. Soc. Med. comm., v. 1. 1808.)
AUSTIN, T. J. Practical account of general
paralysis. London, 1859. 8.
BROWN-SEQUARD, C. E. Paralysis of the
lower extremities. Phila., 1861. 8.
COOKE, J. History and cure of palsy. (In his Xer-
vous diseases, v. 2. 1821.)
MERTON, E. Practical and patholog. researches
on various forms of paralysis. London,
1864. 8.
PARKINSON, J. Essay on the shaking palsy. London,
1817. 8. (B 827)
ROBERTS, W. Essay on wasting palsv. Lon-
don, 1858. 8.
TODD, R. Paralysis and diseases of the brain.
2d ed. London, 1856. 16.
Paramara. Two inscriptions pertaining to the Paramara
rulers of Malava; the Sanscrit; with tr. by F.E.
Hall. (In Amer. Orient. Soc. Journ., v. 7. 1862.)
Parana. HUTCHINSON, T. J. The P., with inci-
dents of the Paraguayan war and S. Amer.
recollections, 1861-68. Lond., 1868. 8.
HINCHLIFF, T. W. (In his S. American sketches.
1863.)
MACKINNON, L. B. Steam warfare in the Pa-
rana. London, 1848. 2 v. 12.
PATINO, D. Journal d'un voy. sur le Parana. (/
Paris. Soc. de Geog. Bui., 5e ger., v. 16. 1868.)
See also Argentine Republic.
Parant, Eugene. Tessage. (In Lacroix, E. Etudes sur
1'expos. de 1867, v. 1, 2, 4. 1867-68.)
PARANT
2228
PAREUS
Parant, Narcisse. Lois de lapresse en 1836, legis-
lation sur I'imprimerie et la libraire. Paris,
1836. 8.
Parasit, Der, oder die Kunst sein Glilck zu tnachen; ein
Lustspiel. (In Schiller, F. von. Sum nit. Werke,
v.9. 1819.)
Parasitaster ; or, Thefawne; a comedy. See Marston, J.
Parasites. KUCHENMEISTER, G. F. H. Parasites
of the human body; tr. by E. Lankester.
London, 1857. 2 v. 8. (Sydenham Soc.)
BUSK, G. Parasites and diseases which they pro-
duce. (Jn Holmes, T. Syst.of surg., v.4. 1864.)
REDI, F. Osservazioni. (In hi* Opere, v. 1. 1742.)
Paratitla theologica. t.p.w. [Herbornae, 1625.] 4.
Paravent, Le; par C.de Bernard. Nouv. ed. Paris,
1866. 18.
Paravia, Pier-Alessandro. II marchese di Saluzzo. Carlo
Magno e la Badia di Vezzolano. Amedeo v. di
Savoia. (In Brofferio, A. Tradiz. ital., v. 1. 1847.)
SCLOPIS, F. Necrologia di P. (Jn Arcbivio stor.
ital., n.s., v. 4. 1857.)
Paravicino y Arteaga, fray Hortensio Felix. Romances.
(In Sedana. Parnaso esp., v. 5. 1771.)
Parchappe, Maximilian. Galilee, sa vie, ses de-
couvertes, et ses travaux. Paris, 1866. 18.
Pardessus, Jean Marie. Collection de lois mari-
times anterieures au 17e siecle. Paris, 1828-
45. 6 v. 4
Content*. Vol.1. Commerce maritime anterieurement
& la decouverte de 1'Amerique. Peoples anciecs.
Grecs. Remains. Invasion desbarbares. Empire
d'Orient. Textesdes Basiliques. Droit maritime des
Rhodiens. Droit maritime des pays conquis par les
Croises en Orient. Jugemens d'Oleron. Jugemens de
Damme ou Lois de Westcapelle. Coutumes d'Amster-
dam, d'Enchuysen ct de Stavern. Droit maritime de
Wisby. 2. Consulat de la mer. Guidon de la mer.
Ligue anseatique. 3. Norvege. Islande. Suede.
Danemarck. Breme. Hamhourg. Lubeck. 4.
Pays-Bas. Angleterre. France. Genes. Pise
et Florence. 5. Venise, etc. Etats pontificaux.
Deux-Siciles. Sardaigne. Catalogne, Aragon,
Valence, et Majorque. 6. Espagne. Portugal.
Make. La mer des Indes, la presqu'ile Malaye, et
1'archipel d'Asie. Tables.
Etude du droit commercial. (In Camus, A. G. Let-
tres, etc., v. 1. 1818; and in Dupin, A. M. J. J.
Profession d'avocat, v. 1. 1832.)
L'origine du droit coutumier en France, et son etat
jusqu'au 13e Hiecle. (In Paris. Inst. Ac. d. Inner.
Mem., v. 10. 1833.) Bur la continuation de la tables
des chartes imprimees. Rapport sur la continua-
tion, etc. Surune nouvelle publication des Assises
de Jerusalem, (hi v. 12, pt. 1. 1836.) Les dift'e-
rentes rapports sous lesquels 1'age etait considere
dans la legislation romaine. (In v. 13. 1838.) Le
commerce de la soie chez les anciens. (In v. 15,
le pt. 1842.) La distinction qu'on peut faire dans
les textes de la loi salique. (In v. 15, 2e pt. 1845.)
Pardey, Henry Oaks. Nature's nobleman. (In Sargent,
E. Mod. stand, dr., v. 13.)
Pardies, Ignace Gaston. NICERON, J. P. (In his Mem
v. 1. 1729; and, Germ., v. 1. 1749.)
Pardo de Figueroa, Balthazar. Memoire presente i Louis
xiv pour 1'engager 4 entreprendre la conquete du
Perou. (In Ternaux-Compans, H. Archives des
voy., v. 2, pt. 2. 1842.)
Pardoe, Julia. City of the Magyar ; or, Hungary
and her institutions in 1839-40. London,
1840. 3 v. 1 2.
- City of the Sultan. Phila., 1837. 2 v. 12.
- Court and reign of Francis i., King of France.
London, 1849. 2 v. 8.
- Episodes of French history during the Consu-
late and the First Empire. N. Y., 1859. 8.
- Life of Marie de Medicis. 2d ed. London,
1852. 3 v. 8.
- A life struggle. N. Y., 1860. 12.
Louis xiv., and the court of France in the 17th
century. London, 1847. 3 v. 8.
- The river and the desart ; or, Recollections of
the Rhone and the Chartreuse. Phila., 1838.
2 v. 12.
Pardon, Geo. Frederick. The billiard book ; by
Capt. Crawley [pseud.]. London, 1866. 8.
Pardon, Wm. New general dictionary. See Dyche, T.
Pardon of Guingamp. DE QUETTEVILLE, P. W. de.
Pardon of G. ; or, Poetry and romance in
modern Brittany. London, 1870. 8.
Pardoner and Frere. (In Child, F. J. Four old plays.
1848.)
Pare, Ambroise. CEuvres completes; accomp.de
notes, et une introd. par J. F. Malgaigne.
Paris, 1840-41. 3 v. 8.
Contents. Vol. 1. Introd. sur 1'origine et les progres
de la chirurgie en Occident du 6e au 16e siecle. et sur
la vie-et les ouvrages d'A. Pare. CEuvres le - 7e livre.
2. 8e-18e livre. 3. Preface. 19c-27e livre. Discours
de la mumie et de la licorjie. Apologie et Iraite oonte-
nant les voyages fails en divers lieux. Le livre des
animaux et de 1'excellence de 1'homme.
Opera chirurgica. (In Uffenbach, P. Thes. chirurg.
1590.)
Pare, Wm. Plan for the suppression of the predatory
classes. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans.,
1862.)
Pares, A. Novell! morali. (In Soave, F. Novelle mo-
rali. 1826.)
Parecido en la corte, El; de A. Moreto. (In Huerta, V.
G. de la. Theatre hesp.. pt. 2, v. 2. 1785.)
Paredes oyen, Las; por J. R. de Alarcon. (In Ochoa, E.
de. Tesoro del teatro esp., v. 4. 1838.)
Perego, Gaetano. Apologhi. (In Raccolta di favoleggia-
tori ital. 1833.)
Parelli, Giovanni. Secondacalamita volterrana. 1530. (In
Archivio stor. ital., npp.. v. 3. 1846.)
Parent, Antoine. NTCERON. J. P. (In his Mem., v. 11.
1730; and, Germ., v. 9. 1754.)
Parent, Etienne. De I'importance et des devoirs dn com-
merce. Considerations sur le sort des classes
ouvrieres. Del'intelligence dans ses rapports avec
la societe. (In Litterature canadienne, 1850-60.
1863.)
Parent Duchatelet, Alexandre Jean Baptiste. Hy-
giene publique. Paris, 1836. 2 v. 8.
- Prostitution dans la ville de Paris. 2e ed.
Paris, 1837. 2 v. 8.
Same. 3e ed., [avec] notes par A. Tribuchet
et Poirat-Duval ; [et] un precis sur la pros-
titution dans les villes. Paris, 1857. 2 v. 8.
and Martinet, L. Recherches sur rinflamma-
tion de 1'arachnoide cerebrale et spinale, ou
Histoire de 1'arachnitis. Paris, 1821. 8.
Parental instructions ; or, Guide to wisdom and
virtue. N. Y., 1846. 18.
Parental legacies. Boston, 1804. 12.
Contents. Glasse, 8. Advice from a lady of quality
to her children. Gregory,,!. Father's legacy to his
daughters. Miscel. extracts.
Parents. COMSTOCK, C. Essays on the duties of
P. and of children. Hartford, 1810. 12.
See also Children ; Mother ; Youth.
Parent's assistant ; by M. Edgeworth. Boston,
[182-?]. 24.
Parent's assistant, The, and Sunday school book. Boston,
1822. 8. (C 119)
Parent's friend ; or, Extracts from works on edu-
cation. Phila., 1803. 2 v. 8.
Parent's gift ; or, Youth's magazine. 1830,31. Vol.
1, 2. Phila., 1830, 31. 2 v. 16.
Parent's monitor and teacher's assistant ; comp.
by A. Bullard. Vol.2. Boston, 1829. 18
Parents pauvres, Les; par H. de Balzac. Paris,
1865.16. ((Euvres, v. 15, 16.)
Pareto, Agostino. PARETO, D. (In Grillo, L. Elogi di
Liguri.v. 3. 1846.)
Pareto, D. See the previous entrv.
Pareus or Waengler, Daniel, d. 1635. NICERON, J. P.
(In his Mem., v. 43. 1745.)
Pareus or Waengler, David, d. 1622. Operum
theologicorum torn. 1. Vaenit, 1628. f.
Contents. Vita Pare), & P. Pareo. Commentariux
in Genesin. in prophetiam Hosese. Notse breviores in
pr >ph. Joelis, Haggtei, Amos. Com. in evang. 8. Mat.
tlisei.
PAREUS
2229
PARIS
Corpus doctrinae orthodoxae sive Catechetica-
rum explicationum Z. Ursini opus absolutum
D. Parei; adj. sunt Miscellanea catechetica.
Ed. nova. Heidelberga?, 1616. 8.
Note. The 'Misc. calech.' have a separate pag-
ing and title-page.
In Genesin Mosis comment. Genevae, 1614. 4.
De potestate eccles. et civili earundemque vin-
dicatio. Ed. 2a. Franc., 1633. 18.
XICERON, J. P. (In his Mem., v. 43. 1745.)
Pareus, David. Predictions, (fa Atwood, W., ed. Won-
derful predictions. 1639. A 52)
Pareus or Waengler, Johann Philipp. De imita-
tioneTerentiana. XeapoliXemetum,1617. 8.
Xarratio de vita D. Parei. (In Pareus, D. Operum
theol., v. 1. 1628.)
XICERON, J. P. (In hi* Mem., v. 43. 1745.)
Parfait ingenieur francais, Le, ou La fortification
offensive et defensive. Amst., 1734. 4.
Parfaits am.tn*. Les; ou, Les metamorphoses; comedie,
[par G. F. P. de St. Fois]. Paris, 1751. 8. (C 287)
Parfre, lhan. Candlemas Day; or, The killing of the chil-
dren of Israel ; a mystery. (In Hawkins, T. Ori-
gin of Eng. dr., v. 1. 1773.)
Parga. DE BOSSET, C. P. Parga and the Ionian
Islands ; a refutation of mis-statements.
London, 1821. 8.
GR. BRIT. Part. Papers relating to Parga. ("London,
183).] F. (E166)
Paria, Le; tragedie. See Delavigne, J. F. C.
Pariati, Pietro. Costantino; drama per musica. Venezia,
1711. 12. (D48)
Poesie drammatiche. (Vols. 9-11 of Zeno, A. Poesie
dram. 1786.)
Parieu, Marie Louis Pierre Felii Esquiron de. Rapport
sur 1'enseignement administratif et politique. (In
Paris. Inst. Ac. d. Set. Jlor. Mem., v. 12. 1865.)
Parini, Giuseppe, il abate. Opere ; pub. Oda F.
Reina. Milano, 1801-04. 6 v. 8.
Content*. Vol. 1. II mattino. II tnezzogiorno.
II ves;ro. La notte. L'auto da fe. Sopra la
guerra. Al barone de' Martini. Frammenti del
poemetto sulla Colonna in fame. 2. Sonetti. Odi.
Canzonette. Frammenti. 3. Scherzi. Canzone.
Xovelle. Sonetti. Capitoli. Pistola. Prologo.
Traduzioni. Poesie pastoral!. Epigrammi.
Poesie drammatiche. Festa teatrale. 4. Elogi.
Discorsi. Dialogo. Letteri. Novella. Pensieri
varii. 5. Programmi di belle arti. Pareri e giudi-
zii letterarii. 6. De' principii delle belle lettere appli-
cati alle belle arti.
II giorno. Odi. Canzonette. Sonetti. II lauro.
In morte de.1 Barbiere. Alcanonico Agndio.
Lo studio, (fn Poeti ital. contemp. 1843.)
Lettere. (In Raccolta di prose e let., v. 2. 1830.)
CANTC, C. L'abate Parini e la Lombardia nel
secolo passato. Milano, 1854. 12.
Note.- This contains 'II gioruo'.
GIISTI. G. Delia vita e delle opere di G. Parini.
(In his Scritti vari. 1863.)
Paris, M. BIBLIOTHECA Parisiana ; catalogue of
books sold, London; [with ms. prices].
London, [1791]. 8.
Paris, Alexis Paulin. De la necessite de publier
le catalogue general des livres imprime [de la
Bibliotheque Roy ale]. 2ded. Paris, 1847. 8.
Nouvelles recherches sur le veritable auteur du
Songe du vergier, le, 2e mem. (In Paris. Inst.
Ac. d. Inter., Meui., v. 15. 1845.)
Paris, Antoine Louis. Dictionnaire des anoblisse-
ments, 1804-68; par unesocieted'heraldistes
sous la direction de L. P. Paris, 1869. 2 v. 8.
Diet, des anoblissements, 1270-1790. Ste Goordon de
Genouillac, N. J. H.
Indicateur du grand armorial general de
France, par C. d'Hozier. Paris, 1865. 2 v. 8.
Xegociations, lettres, et pieces diverses rel. au
regnede Francois n. Paris, 1841. 4. (Doc.
ined.)
Paris, Francois de. RECUEIL des miracles operes au
tombeaudeM.de Paris. Par., 1732. 10 v. 12.
Paris, Franqois Edmond. L'art naval a 1'Expos.
Univ. deLondres, 1862. Paris, 1863. 8 and
Atlas f.
Paris, Gaston. Histoire poetique de Charlemagne.
Paris, 1865. 8.
Paris, John. Sermon before Brig.-Gen. Hoke's
Brigade, Kinston, X. C., Feb. 28, on the
death of 22 men executed for desertion.
Greenborough, 1864. 8.
Paris, John Ayrton. Life of Sir Humphrey Davy.
London", 1831. 4.
- Pharmacologia. 3d ed. London, 1820. 8.
Same. 3d Amer. from the 6th Lond. ed., by
A. \V. Ives. X'. Y., 1825. 2 v. 8.
Same. From 9th London ed., with notes by
C. A. Lee. X. Y., 1844. 8.
Treatise on diet. Phila., 1826. 8.
Same. 2d ed. London, 1827. 8.
- Same. Phila., 1841. 8.
Paris, Louis Philippe Albert d'Orleans, comte de.
Les associations ouvrieres en Angleterre.
Paris, 1869. 18..
Eng. Trades* unions of England ; tr. by X".
J. Senior, ed.by T. Hughes. Lond., 1869. 8.
Several articles.] (fn Revue d. D. Moodes, fev. 1863 -
mai 1875.)
Paris or Parisiensis, Matthaeus. See Matthaeus Paris.
Paris, Les comtes de. MOURIX, E. Les comtes de
Paris; histoire de 1'avenement de la 3e race.
Paris, [1869]. 18.
Paris.
tg~ Arrangement. A. Works of and about depart-
ments of the government. B. Works about Paris,
under heads Antiquities, Architecture and Art,
Bibliography. Charities, Commerce. Descrip-
tion, Maps, Education, Fortifications, His-
tory, Hospitals. Industry, Prison, Water,
Sewage, c. Associations, etc., viz. : Benevolent and
Moral. Business, Clubs, Ecclesiastical, Gal-
leries, Museums, Artistic associations, Industrial
exhibitions, Libraries. Literary and Scientific,
Political, Theatres.
A. WORKS OF AND ABOUT THE GOVERNMENT.
Abattoirs. HAKEWILL, J. Plan of the A.
London, 1828. 4.
LAVOISIER, A. L. Des projets poor eloigner les
tueries de 1'enterieur de P. (In Ai* CEuvres, v. 3.
1865.)
Chdtelet. Procedure criminelle instruite au
Chatelet de Paris sur la denonciation des
faits arrives a Versailles dans la journee du
6 octobre 1789. Paris, 1790. 8.
DESMAZE, C. Le Chatelet de Paris, son or-
ganisation, ses privileges, etc. Paris, 1863. 8.
Conseil de Silubrite'. Rapports generaux, 1829-
39. Paris, 1840. 4.
FAUUC. See p. 2232 (Water, Sewage).
Electeurs de Paris. Proces-verbal des seances,
etc., red. par Bailly et Duveyrier. Paris,
1790. 3 v. (v. 2 w.). 8.
Entrepot*. APPEL au Conseil d'Etat sur les cabiers de
charge et les adjudications des deux entrepots de
Paris, ti.p., [1833]. 8. (B 1083)
Heraldry. BEACMOXT, P. F. [Xoms, qualitez,
et armes des gouverneurs, des prevots, etc.,
de la ville de Paris. Paris, 1776.] f.
ffopitaux. See p. 2232.
H6tel de Vitle. Registres de 1'Hotel de Ville
de Paris pendant la Fronde ; pub. pour la
Soc. del'Histoire de France. Paris, 1846. 8.
J/unicipalitt. FRANCE. Atsemblee ^rationale. Plan
de la municip_alite- de Paris, presente par le Comite
des 24, adopte pro vis. par les 280,et soumis au Comite
de Constitution. (In Buchez, P. J. B., and Roux.
P. C. Hist, parl., v. 4. 1834.)
Octroi. See Induttry (p. 2232).
PARIS
2230
PARIS (Description)
- Police. MANUEL, L. P. La police de Paris
devoilee. Paris, an n [1794]. 2 v. 8.
- Prevdt (Et. Boileau and successors'). Reglemens
sur les arts et metiers de Paris, red. au 13e
siecle, et connus sous le nom du Livre des
metiers d' E. Boileau ; pub. par G. B. Dep-
ping. Paris, 1837. 8.
See also Chalelet (p. 2229).
B. WORKS ABOUT PARIS.
Antiquities.
- JOLLOIS, J. B. P. Sur les antiquites romaines et gallo-
romaiuee de Paris. (In Paris. Inst. Ac. d. Inscr.
Div. sav., 2e ser., v. 1. 1843.)
Architecture.
- KRAFFT, J. C. Recueil des plus jolies maisons
de Paris et ses environs, [1789-18091. 2e pte.
Paris, 1809. obi. P.
- GATTEAUX, N. M. Projet d'un monument pour con-
sacrer la Revolution. Paris, [17 ?]. 4. (A 74)
- DALY, C. L'architecture privee au 19e siecle.
Paris, 1864. 3 v. f.
- POYET, B. Projets de places et edifices a eriger pour
la gloire et I'utilitS de la repub. Paris, an VIII
[1800]. 4. (A 74)
- THIOLLET, F. Choix de maisons, etc., de Paris
et ses environs, 1820-29. Paris, 1829. obi. 4.
- CALLIAT, V. Parellele des maisons de Paris
construitesdepuis!830[-50]. Paris,1850. f.
- Eibliotheque du Roi. BOULLKE, M. Memoire eur les
ruoyens de procurer a la Bibliotbeque du Roi les
avantages que ce monument exige. t.p.w. [Paris,
1785.] f. (E126)
- Ecoles de Chirurgie. GONDOIN, . Description.
Paris, 1780. f.
- Eglise de rildtel des Invalides. PLANS, n.t.p.
- Fountains. DUVAL, A. Les fontaines [1607-
1813]; planches par Morsy. Paris, 1813. f.
- Halle aux Fin*. HRAII, & CIE. Monument d'utilite
pub., decrete par Napoleon I. [Par.. 1808.] 4. (A 74)
- Louvre. BALTARD, L. P. Sur la reunion des
palaces des Tuileries et du L. Par., 1811. f.
- Notre Dame. MONOGRAPHIE de Notre-Dame
de Paris et de la nouvelle sacristie de Lassus
et Viollet de Due ; prec. d'un notice histo-
rique par Celtibere. Paris, [1857?]. f.
- - DUCHALAIS, A. La terre et la mer a Notre-Dame.
(In Annales archeol., v. 6. 1847.) GOBINEAU DE
MONTLUISANT, E. (In v. 21. 1861.)
- - JOLIMONT, F. T. de. Vues pittoresques de la
Cathedral de Paris, dessines par Chapuy ;
avec une texte. Paris, 1826. 4.
- - SAUVAGEOT, C. La porte des martyrs a Notre Dame.
(In Annales archeol., v. 22. 1862.)
- - VIOLLET LE Due, E. La Heche de Notre-Dame. (In
Gazette de beaux-arts, v. 6. 1860.)
- Pantheon. GISORS, A. J. B. G. Essais sur la res-
tauration des supports de la tour du dome du Pan-
theon franc. Paris, an vil [1799]. 4. (A 74)
- - PETIT-RADEL, L. F. Projet pour la restauratio.n du
Pantheon francais. Paris, an vil [1799]. 4. (A 74)
- - PEYRE, A. M. Restauration du Pantheon
frangais. Paris, an vn [1799]. 4.
RODELET, J. Descr. du Pantheon Francais [com-
mence en 1757]. Paris, 1804. 8. (B 699)
- Place de la Concord. DESCRIPTION de la Place, ex-
plication des statues. Paris, 1838. 12. (C 275)
- St. Denis. VERNEILH, F. de. Le premier des monu-
ments gothiques. (In Annales archeol. ,v. 23. 1863.)
- Tuileries. See, above, Louvre.
See also (p. 2230, 1) Description (LEGRAND, J. G.
1806, 1818) ; (p. 2233) GALLERIES (Soubise).
Art.
- ART, L'. (In Paris guide, v. 1. 1867.)
- SCHLEGEL, F. von. Gemahldebeschreibungen aus
Paris und den Niederlanden, 1802-04. (In his
S'atnmt. Werke, v. 6. 1846.)
WAAGEN, G. F. Kunstwerke und Kiinstler in
Paris. Berlin, 1839. 8.
Bibliography.
GRESWELL, W. P. Annals of Parisian typo-
graphy. London, 1818. 8.
- View of the Parisian early Greek press. Ox-
ford, 1840. 2 v. 8.
MAITTAIHE, M. Historia typographorum aliquot
Parisiensium vitas et libros complectens.
Londini, 1717. 8.
See also Estienne ; Grolier ; also Libra-
ries (p. 2234).
Charities.
CARRE. T. Pietas Parisiensis; description of charity
in Paris. (In Amydeuus, T. Pietas Romana. 1687.)
FRANCE. Miniatere de Vlnterieur. Arretes et in-
structions concern, les bureaux de 1'admin. des hos-
pices. Paris, an x [1802]. 8. (B 805)
- Reglement du conseil gen. d'admin. des hospices
civils de Paris. Paris, an x [1802]. 8. (B 805)
- Reglement pour 1'admin. des secours a domicile de
Paris. Paris, an IX [1801]. 8". (B 805)
Commerce.
Almanach du commerce, par J. de la Tynna,
1809, 10, 15. Paris, [1809-15]. 3 v. 8.
Description.
LURINE, L. [To 1844.] See History (p. 2231).
FRANKLIN, A. Etude historique et topo-
graphique sur le plan de Paris de 1540, dit
plan de tapisserie. Paris, 1869. 18.
LISTER, M. Journey to Paris, 1698. London,
1699. 8.
- Same. (In Pinkerton. J. Col. of voy.. v. 4. 1809.)
DETAIL eur quelques etablissemens de la ville de
Paris. Paris. 1780. 8. (C 165)
MERCIER, L. S. Tableau de P. (Vol. 1-8. nouv.
ed. aug.) Amsterdam, 1782. 12 v. 8.
ANDREWS, J. Letters to a young gentleman
setting out for France ; cont. a survey of
Paris and a review of French literature.
London, 1784. 8.
SHORT sketch of a short trip to Paris iu 1788. (In
Pamphleteer, 1814; v. 3 of B 838)
STEARNS, S. Tour from London to Paris,
[1790]. Dublin, 1791. 12.
KOLLOFF, E. Das gesellige Leben vor und nach der
Schreckenszeit in Paris. (In Historisches Tasch-
enbuch, 1863.)
LIGNE, C. J.. prince de. Memoire sur Paris. (In his
Melanges, v. 10. 1796 ; CEu vres, v. 2. 1809 ; v. 2.
1860.)
JOUHAUD, P. Paris dans le 19e siecle. Paris,
1809. 8.
DESNOYES, L., and others. Les etrangers a
Paris; ill. par Gavarni, etc. Paris, [18 ]. 8.
LEMAISTRE, J. G. Rough sketch of modern
P., letters, 1801-02. 2d ed. Lond., 1803. 8.
MANUEL du voyageur a Paris. Paris, an ix
[1801]. 16.
WESTON, S. The praise of Paris ; sketch in
1802. London, 1803. 8.
BENZENBERG, J. F. Briefe auf einer Reise nach
Paris im 1804. Dortmund, 1805-06. 2v. 8.
WALTER, A. M. Journal kept chiefly in Paris,
July 3 - Sept. 4, [1804?]. f. MS.
PANORAMA de Paris et de ses environs. Paris,
1805. 2 v. 12.
PARIS et ses curiosites, avec hist, et descr. des
environs. 7e ed. aug. Paris, 1806. 2 v. 12.
LEGRAND, J. G., and LANDON, C. P. Descrip-
tion de Paris et de ses edifices. Paris, 1806-
09. 2v. 8.
VARNHAGEN VON ENSE, K. A. Aufenthalt in P. im
Jahre 1810. (In Historisches Taschenb. 1845.)
PARIS (Deserip.)
2231
PARIS (History)
- ALISON, Sir A. Paris in 1814. (In his Misc. essays.
1845.)
- EISTACE, J. C. Letter from Paris to G. Petre. Lon-
don, 1814. 8". (B 1421)
- FEW weeks in Paris, A. Boston, 1814. 12.
- HERICART DE THCRY, L. Description des
catacombes de Paris. Paris, 1815. 8.
- SCOTT, J. Paris revisited in 1815. London,
1816. 8.
- LEGRAXD, J. G., and LAXDOX, C. P. Descrip-
tion de Paris et de ses edifices. 2e ed. aug.
Paris, 1818. 2v. 8.
HISTORY of P., cont. a descr. of its antiq., etc. See
History (HISTORY) in the next column.
BOERNE, L. Schilderungen aus Paris, 1822, 23. (Vol.
5 of his Gesammelte Schriften. 1840.)
PLAXTA, E. New picture of Paris. 15th ed.
enl. London, 1827. 16.
PUGIX, A.W.N. Paris and its environs ; views
engr. by C. Heath [1828-31]. Lbnd., 1830-
31. 2 v". 4.
DOIN, G. T., and CHARTON, E. Lettres sur Paris.
Paris. 1830. 8. (B 1055)
LACROIX, P. [1834.] See History, in the next column.
SAXDERSOX. J. American in Paris, [1835-36].
Phila., 1839. 2 v. 12.
Sketches of P., [1835-36]. Phila., 1838. 12.
GIRARDIX, Mme. D. G. Le vicomte de Launay ;
lettres parisiennes, [1836-48]. Paris, 1856.
3 v. 16.
MARCHAXT DE BEAUMONT, F. M. Nouveau
conducteur de 1'etranger a Paris. 19e ed.,
aug. par E. Hocquart. Paris, 1837. 18.
PHILIPOX, C. Paris et ses environs reprod. par
le daguerreotype. Paris, 1840. 4.
GORE, Mrs.C.G. F. Paris in 1841. London,
1842. 8. (Heath's picturesque annual, 1842.)
INDISPENSABLE English vade mecum, or, Pocket com-
panion to Paris. 6th ed. Paris. 1841. 32. (D 40)
JANIX, J. L'hiver et 1'ete a Paris; illust. par E.
Lami: L'ete. Paris, [1843]. 4.
GALIGXAXI'S new Paris guide. Paris, 1844. 16.
BRIFFAULT, E. Paris a table. Paris, 1846. 8.
DuCAMP, M. Paris, ses organes, ses fonctions,
etsa vie dans la 2emoitie du 19esiecle, [1850-
75]. (Tome 2, 2e ed.) Paris, 1869-75. 6 v. 8.
GUIDE complet et officiel. Paris, 1850. 18.
HEAD, Sir F. Faggot of French sticks, [1851].
London, 1852. 2 v. 8.
LEFEUVE, C. Les anc. maisons de Paris sous
Napoleon in, [1852-73]. Par., 1863. 4 v. 16.
JARVES, J. J. Parisian sights and French prin-
ciples. N. Y., 1852. 12.
JERKOLD, W. B. On the Boulevards, 1853-
66. Phila., 1867. 2 v. 12.
ABBOTT, J. Hollo in Paris. Boston, 1854. 12.
ST. JOHN, B. Purple tints of Paris. N. Y.,
1854. 12.
MONTEMART-BOISSE, F. J. L., baron de. La vie
elegante a Paris. 2e ed. Paris, 1858. 16.
PELLETAX, E. La nouvelle Babylone, [1862].
2eed. Paris, 1863. 8.
JERROLD, B. The children of Lutetia, [1863].
London, 1864. 2 v. 8.
TURGAX, J. Les omnibus de Paris. (In his Les
grandes usines de France, v. 3. 1863.)
GUTHRIE, T. Out of harness ; sketches, narra-
tive and descriptive, [1864]. Lond., 1867. 8.
HAXDBOOK for visitors to Paris. London, Mur-
ray, 1864. 16.
AXSTED, D. T. Black's guide to Paris and the
exhibition of 1867. Edin., 1867. 12.
EBELING, A. Sketches of modern Paris ; tr. by
F. Locock, [1867?]. London, 1870. 8.
GALIGXAXI'S new Paris guide for 1867. Paris,
London, 1867. 16.
JERROLD, W. B. The cockaynes in Paris,
[1867]. London, [1871]. 8. *
PARIS guide. Paris, 1867. 2 v. 8.
ROBIXSOX, W. The parks, promenades, and
gardens of Paris. London. 1869. 8.
JOAXXE, A. Paris illustre en 1870. 3eed. Paris,
n.d. 16. (Itin. gen. de la France.)
Sre also Paris a 1'envers. 18.53; also Thackeray,
M. T. Paris sketck book [1840] ; also Architecture
(p. 2230).
Maps.
BOXXISEL, J. Xouveau plan routier de Paris.
Paris, 1816. f.
FLORINI. M. La nobilissima et grande citti di Parigi.
n.p., [16]. (E 78, no. 26)
LEROY, J. Plan de Paris et son enceinte. Paris,
1849.
NOUVEAU plan de Paris. Paris, 1807.
NOUVEAU plan de Paris ; rev. et aug. Paris,
Le Roi, 1832.
VUILLEMIX, A. Xouveau plan illust. de Paris.
Paris, 1848.
Fote. There are also maps in the guide books, as
JOANNE. GALIGNANI. Murray's HANDBOOK, etc.
Directory.
See Commerce (p. 2230).
Education.
CROSS, J. Sketches of the medical schools of
Pans. London, 1815. 8.
Fortifications.
ARAGO, D. F. (In hit CEuvres, v. 6. 1856.)
Fountains.
See Architecture (p. 2230).
Heraldry.
See A (p. 2229).
History.
l&~ See also France: Hiotory (p. 1039-49).
Dictionary. BEHAUD, A., and DUFEY, P. Dic-
tionnaire historique de Paris. 2e ed. Paris,
1828. 2 v. 8.
CRAIK, G. L. Paris and its historical scenes.
London, 1831. 2 v. 12. (Lib. ent. kn.,
v. 20, 21.)
DAVESIES DE POXTES, L. Etudes sur 1'histoire
de Paris ancien et moderne. Paris, 1865. 12.
DULAURE, J.A. Histoire de Paris. 7eed., aug.
de notes, etc., par J. L. Belin. Paris, 1839.
4 v. and Atlas 8.
HISTORY of Paris, containing a description of
its antiquities, public buildings, etc.; with app.
London, Paris, 1825. 3 v. 8.
LACROIX, P. Curiosites de 1'histoire du vieux
Paris. Paris, 1858. 16.
LURIXE, L. Les rues de Paris. Paris, 1844.
2 v. 8.
POXTHIEU, A. de. Legendes du vieux Paris.
Paris, 1867. 12.
SAIXT- VICTOR, J. M. B. B. de. Tableau his-
torique et pittoresque de P. Paris, 1808-11.
3 v. 4.
FREEMAN, E. A. Early sieges of Paris, [to 976J. (In
hit Historical essays, v. 1. 1871.)
PARIS sous Philippe-le-Bel, [1285-1314], Paris,
1837. 4. (Doc. ined.)
COQCEREL, A. 3.,filg. Histoire du Rue des Marais-
Saint-Germain.aujourd'hui Rue Visconti, [1540-68].
(In his Libres etudes. 1863.)
MERIVAI.E, A. The streets of Paris in the 17th cen-
tury, [1600-17001. (In his Historical studies. 1865.)
PARIS (History)
2232
PARIS (Societies)
MONTJOIE, C. F. L. V. delaT. Histoire dela
conjuration de L. P. J. d'Orleans, [1747-93].
Paris, 1796. 3 v. 8.
BLONDEL, J. F. Festes donnees par la ville de
Paris a 1'occasion du mariage de Mme.
Louise-Eliz. et Philippe, 1739. Paris, 1740. f.
DAUB AN, C. A. Paris, 1794-95, histoire de la
rue, du club, de la famine. Paris, 1869. 8.
PELTIER, J. G. Paris pendant les annees
1795-1801. Londres, 1795-1801. 31 v. 8.
GIRAUD, P. F. F. J. Campagne de Paris en 1814;
prec. d'un coup d'ffiil sur celle de 1813. 4e ed.
Paris, 1814. 8". (C 89)
ERNOUF, A. A., le baron. Histoire de la der-
niere capitulation de Paris, [1815], Paris,
1859. 8.
HOBHOUSE, J. C. Letters from Paris in 1815.
London, 1816. 2 v. 8.
BORNE, L. Briefe aus Paris, [1830-33]. N.Y.,
1858. 2 v. 12.
WIKOFF, H. A New Yorker in the foreign
office, and his adventures in Paris, [1849-55].
London, 1858. 12.
TENOT, E. Paris en Decembre 1851 ; etude
hist, sur le coup d'etat. 6eed. Par., 1868. 8.
Eng. Paris in December 1851 ; tr. from the
13th Fr. ed., with notes by S. W. Adams and
A. H. Brandon. N. Y., 1870. 8.
AMERICAN thanksgiving in Paris, Dec. 7, 1865. Paris,
1865. 8. (B1537)
Siege of 1870-71.
BINGHAM, Hon. Capt. Journal of the siege of
Paris. London, 1871. 8.
BOWLES, T. G. Defence of Paris narrated as
seen. London, 1871. 8.
FETRIDGE, W. P. The rise and fall of the
Paris Commune. N. Y., 1871. 8.
GALIGNANI'S messenger ; diary of the siege of
P., taken from G. London, 1871. 16.
LAROUCHERE, H. Du P. Diary of the besieged
resident in Paris. From the 'Daily news'.
London, 1871. 8.
Same. N. Y., 1871. 8.
LEIGHTON, J. Paris under the Commune ; or,
Seventy-three days of the second siege.
London, 1871. 8."
LETTRE-JOURNAL de Paris ; gazette des absents.
Nos. 1-40; oct. 1870 - lev. 1871. [Paris,
1871.] 8.
MACDOWALL, C. S. Parisiana ; bombardment.
London, 1871. 8.
MOLINARI, G. de. Les clubs rouges pendant
le siege de Paris. 2e ed. Paris, 1871. 18.
POINSOT, A. E. Journal du siege de Paris.
Paris, [1871-74]. 3 v. 8.
SARCEY, F. Paris during the siege ; tr. from
the French. London, 1871. 8.
SHEPPARD, N. Shut up in Paris. London,
1871. 8.
See. also Bastile ; Montmartre ; Pont
Neuf;-aZso A (p. 2229).
Hospitals.
SIMMS, F. Winter in Paris ; obs. of French
medical and sanitary matters, 1865-66. Lon-
don, 1866. 16.
See also Hopital Neoker, in the next column.
Industry.
CHEVALIER, M. L'industrie et 1'octroi de Paris.
2e ed. Paris, 1867. 8.
Prison.
See Bastile (p. 224).
Water, Sewage.
FRANCE. Prefecture de la Seine. Memoire sur
la distribution des eauxdu Canal de 1'Ourcq
dans 1'interieur de Paris ; par P. S. Girard.
Paris, 1812. 4.
Memoire sur les eaux de Paris ; presente a la
comm. municip. par [G. E. Haussmann].
Paris, 1854. 4.
- Recherches statistiques sur les sources du
Bassin de la Seine ; par E. Belgrand. Paris,
1854. 4.
RAMMELL. T. W. The cesspool system in Paris. (Ap-
pendix 4 of ORE AT BRITAIN. Gen. Board of Health .
lleport on the supply of water, v. 1. 1850.)
ASSOCIATIONS, etc.
BENEVOLENT AND MORAL ASSOCIATIONS.
Creches. POMPEE. P. C. et asiles. (In France. Com.
Imp. de, VExpOK, de 1867. Rapport, v. 13.)
- - Creche St. Louis d'Antin. CAPELL.E, Mme. Manuel.
2e ed. Paris, 1850. S. (B 1549)
Hopital Necker. BRICHETEAU, J. Medical
clinics; tr. by R. Dunglison. Phila., 1837. 8.
Societe de la Morale Chretienne. Journal.
[Paris, 1822]-25. 5 v. 8.
- Assemblee gen. anntielle, ler mai 1829; discours
d'ouverture^parM. Guizot. [Paris, 1830.] 8. (B930)
Distribution of prizes in Paris, on peace. London,
1842. 12". (C 183)
- Programme d'un prix de 1500 fr. sur la question de
la peinademort. n.t.p. [Paris, 1825.] 8. (B 1003)
- Same. 2000 fr. destine au meilleur ouvrage en faveur
de la liberte des cultes. n.t.p. [Paris, 1825.] 8.
(B1003)
- Traite des negres; renseignemens tendant a proiiver
la continuation de ce trafic [Paris, 1824.] 8. (B1003)
Note. Extracted from the Journal de la Societe
de la Morale Chretienne, v. 1-4.
- Comite de Charlie et de Bienfaisance. Bulletin.
No. 4. Paris, 1824. 8. (B 1003)
Reglement, etc. n.t.p. [Paris, 182-.] 8. (B 1003)
Comite pour V Abolition dt la Traite des Woirs. Reg-
lenu-nt, etc. n.t.p. [Paris, 182-.] 8. (B 1003)
Societe formee a Liverpool pour I'adoucissement
ot 1'abolition graduelle do I'esclavage. n.t.p.
[Paris, 182- ] 8. (B 1003)
Inxtitntion pnnr If* Jeuncs OrpheUnx. Prospectus.
n.t.p. [Paris, 1823.] 8. (B 1003)
Societe Generate des Naufrages. Journal. Paris,
1836. 8. (B 1134)
BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL CORPORATIONS.
Banque de France, fief p. 202.
Paris and Rouen R. R. MOGG, E. Paris and Rouen R.R.
and Paris guide. London, 1843. 12". (D 70)
CLUBS.
Athenee des Etrangers. Prospectus, 1806-07. [Paris,
1806.] 8. (B 696)
ECCLESIASTICAL ORGANIZATIONS, CHURCHES.
Convent of the Conception. (Blue Nuns.) ROKE-
WODE, J. G. Brief history of the late Eng. convent
at Paris. (In Archaeologia, v. 28. 1839.)
Eglise de 1'Hotel des Invalides. See Architecture
(p. 2230).
Notre Dame. Cartulaire. (In Guerard, B. E. C.
Col. des cartulaires de France, v. 4-7. 1850.)
See also Architecture (p. 2230).
St. Denis. See Architecture (p. 2230).
St. Germain des Pros. ANNALES S. German! Paris.,
466-1061. (In Pertz, G. H. Mon. Scr., v.3. 1839.)
Societe Biblique Protestante. Summary no-
tice cone. Bible socs. in general, and those of France
in particular, Jan. 1825: tr. by J. Porter. North-
ampton, 1827. 8. (B 1002)
DOUEN, E. O. Histoire de la Soc., [1818-68] ;
avec notices biog. par Schickler. Par.,1868. 8.
Societe des Trait6s Religieux. [Publications.] No.
7, 8. 12,13. 15. Paris, 1822-24. 12. (C 160)
Namely. 1822. No. 7. La priere du coeur. 1824.
8. Conversation entre deux amis. 2e ed. 12 La croix
de Christ. 13. La mort de Jesus Christ. 15. La resur-
rection de Jesus-Christ.
PARIS (Societies)
2233
PARIS (Societies)
GALLERIES, MUSEUMS, ARTISTIC ASSOCIATIONS. I
MISEES, Lea. (In Paris guide, v. 1. 1867.)
Academie Royale. Explication des peintures, sculp-
tures, et gravures exposes au Louvre. Paris, 1789.
32. (C 172)
Cabinet des Medailles, etc. Du MERSAN, M.
Histoire du Cabinet des inedailles antiques,
et pierres gravees; avec notice sur la Biblio-
theque Royale. Paris, 1838. 8.
- HAGER, J. Description des medailles chinoi-
ses du Cabinet. Paris, 1805. 4.
Louvre. See. btloic, Musee du Louvre.
Luxembourg. See. below, Musee Royal du L.
Lycee des Arts. Rapport sur la manufacture des ta-
pisseries des Gobelins, n.p.. [18 ]. 4. (A 74)
Musee Campana. RONCHAIJD, L. de, and others.
Collection Campana. (In Gazette des beaux-arts,
v. 12-14, 19. 1862-65.)
Musee Central des Arts. Explication des
ouvrages depeintureet dessins, sculpture, etc.,
des artistes vivans, exposes le 25 fructidor,
an TIII [1800]. Paris, [180-]. 12.
- Same. Exposes an ix. n.t.p. [Paris. 18.] (C 99)
- Notice des dessins originaux, cartons, etc., ex-
poses pour la le fois dans la galerie d'A-
pollon, le 28 thermidor de 1'an v de la repu-
blique frangaise, [1797]. Paris, [179-]. 12.
- Notice des principaux tableaux recueillis
dans la Lombardie, dediee & I'armee d'ltalie,
[exposes 1798]. Paris, [179-]. 12.
- Notice des principaux tableaux recueillis en
Italic, [exposes 1799]. Paris, [179-]. 12.
- Notice des statues, bustes, et bas-reliefs de la
galerie des antiques du Musee Central des
Arts, ouverte le 18 brumaire an 9 [1801].
Paris, [180-]. 12.
- Same. [Avccsuppl.] Paris, [180-]. 12. (C99.108)
- Notice des tableaux des ecoles irancaise et fla-
mande, exposes le 28 germinal an vn [1799].
Paris, [179-]. 12.
See also Mus6um Franqais, in the next column.
Musee de 1'Artillerie. Notice sur les col-
lections. Paris, 1842. 12.
- Another copy. (D 70)
Musee des Monuments Frangais. BEES, J.
P. Souvenirs du Musee. Paris, 1821-26. f.
- LENOIR, A. Description hist, des monumens
de sculpture reunis au Musee. 7e ed. Paris,
1803. 8.
- Eng. Historical description of monuments
col. in the Museum ; tr. by J. Griffiths.
Vol. 1. Paris, 1803. 8.
Descrip. hist, des statues, etc. Paris, 1800-
01. 2 v. 8.
- Histoire des arts en France, et descr. hist, des
statues, etc. Paris, 1810. 8.
Musee du Louvre. Notice des tableaux ex-
poses; par F. Villot. (le pte, 1'Je ed. ; 2e,
6e ed.) Paris, 1855. 2 v. 12.
Contents. Vol. 1. Italie et Espagne. 2. Ecoles
allemande, flamaiide, et liollandaise.
ALISON, A. The Louvre in 1814. (In his Miscel. es-
says. 1845.)
See ali-o Museum Francais, next column.
Mus6e Napoleon. Notice des statues, busies, etc., de
la galerie des antiques. Paris, [1804]. 8. (C 99)
- ViscOM'i, E. Notice des statues, bustes, etbas rtlief*
de la galerie des antiques du Musee N. (In hi*
Opere vane, v. 4. 1831.)
Musee Royal. Explication des ouvrages des
artistes vivans, 1824, 27, 38, 44. Paris, 1824-
44. 4v. 12.
- Notices des tableaux dans la galerie. Paris,
1818. 12.
- Musee Royal, pub. par H. Laurent, [avec des
descriptions par Visconti, Guizot, Clarac].
Paris, 1816-18. 2 v. f.
Musee Royal du Luxembourg. Explication
des ouvrages de 1'ecole moderne, 1818, 42.
Paris, 1820-42. 2 v. 12.
- Museum d'Histoire Naturelle. Annales.
Paris, 1802-27. 21 v. 4.
--Archives. Paris, 1839-41. 3v. 4.
- - Memoires. Paris, 1815-32. 20 v. 4.
- - Nouvelles annales. Paris, 1832-35. 4 v. 4.
- Museum Frangais. TOULONGEON, F. E. Man-
uel du Museum. Paris, 1802-08. 10 v. 8.
JCote. The Museum Franc.ais was opened in 1793; it
was afteiwards called Museum Central des Arts; (see
the previous column) and later Mutee du Louvre. (<to).
- Soubise, Hotel cr Palais de. GtiriBEY, J. J. Les
bailments, les tableaux, le mufee. (In Gazette dts
beaux arts, v. 26.)
- Tnileries. MJLLIN, A. L. Description dcs statues.
Paris, an VI, 17t8. 8. (C 108)
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITIONS.
- Exposition des Prcduits de 1'Indnstrie Fran-
gaise en 1839. FRANCE. Mmist. de 1'Agric.,
etc. Rapport. Paris, 1839. 3 v. 8.
- Exhibition Universelle de 1867. Plan d'en-
semble ; pub. par la Com. Paris, 1867.
(A map folded.)
- FRANCE. Com. Imp. de rExpos. Rapport? du
jury internat. pub. sous la direction de M.
Chevalier. Paris, 1868. 13 v. 8.
Contents. Vol. 1. Chevalier, M. Introd. au recueil
des rapports du jury internal. Groupe 1. Peinlure,
dessins, sculplure, tic. 2, Groupe 2. Materiel ft appli-
cation des arts liberaux. 3, Groupe 3. Meuhies et
autres objets destines a 1'habitalion. 4, Groupe 4.
Veti-ments, tissus compris, et antres objets portes par
la personne. 5, 6, 7, Groupe 5. Prodnits bruts ot
ouvres des industries extractives. 8, 9, 10, Groupe 6.
Instruments et precedes des arts usuels. 11, Groupe 7.
Aliments, frais ou conserves, a divers degres de prepa-
ration. 12, Groupe 8. Produils vivants et specimens
d'etablissements de 1'agricullure. Classe74. Specimens
d'exploralions rurales et d'usines agricoles. 75. Che-
vaux, anes, mulets, tic.; marechalerie. 76. Breufs,
buffles, par A. Sanson. 77. Moutons et chevres, par
M. Magne. 78. Pores et lapins, par M. Reynal et J.
Laverriere. 79. Oiseaux de basse-cour, par F. Pre-
vost. 80. Races canines, par P. Pichot. 81. Insecles
uliles. 82. Poissons, crustaces, et inollusqties, par M.
de Champeanx. 12, Groupe 9. Produits vivants et
specimens d'etablissements d'horticnlture. 13, Grnupe
10. Objets specialemenl exposes en vue d'ameliorer la
condition physique et morale de la population.
Bibliography.
- BLAKE, TV". P. Bibliog. of the Exhib. (In U. S.
Com. fur the Paris Expos., 1867. Reports, v. 1.)
Catalogues.
- - FRANCE. Com. Imp. de rExpos. Catalogue
general. 2e ed. [Paris, 1867.] 12.
- Catalogue officiel des exposants recompenses
par le jury international. Paris, 1867. 12.
L'enquete du lOe groupe rel. aux insti-
tutions pour ameliorer la condition de la
population. Paris, 1867. 8.
Histoire du travail et monuments historiques.
Paris, London, [1867]. 12.
- - Liste du jury international. Paris, 1867. 12.
- - ALCAN, M. Fabrication des etoffes ; etudes
sur les arts textiles a 1'Exposition de 1867.
Paris, 1868. 2 v. 8 and Atlas f.
- - ARNOLD. H. P. The great Exhibition. N. Y.,
1868. 8.
- - AUVHAY, L. Le Salon de 1867 et 1'Expos.
Univ. Paris, 1867. 8.
- - GR. BRIT. Ho. of Com. Report from the se-
lect com. on the Exhibition, n.p., 1867. f.
PARIS (Societies)
2234
PARIS (Societies)
Treasury, Copies of correspondence between
the Treasury, the Dept. of Science and Art,
and the Com. for the Exhibition, rel. to the
expenditure to be incurred in connection
with that Exhibition, n.p., 1867. f.
- - LACROIX, E. Etudes sur 1'Expos. Par., 1867-
68. 4 v. and Atlas 8. (Vol. 3 incomplete.)
- - OPPERMANN, C. A. Visiles d'un ingenieur a
1'Expos. 2eed. Paris, 1867. 2 v. and Atlas 8.
- - PARIS. Soc. MED. ALLEM. DE. La medicine a
1'Expos. univ. de 1867. Paris, 1867. 12.
- - RIMMEL, E. Recollections of the Exposition.
Phila., 1868. 8.
RUSSIA. Com. Imp. de I' Expos. Catalogue
special de la section russe. Paris, 1867. 8.
-- SCHMIDT, W. Le Danemark a 1'Expos. Paris,
1868. 8.
SOCIETY FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF ARTS.
Reports of artisans selected by the Society to
visit the Exhibition. London, 1868. 8.
U. S. Commissioners for the Exposition. Re-
ports. Wash., 1868-70. 6 v. 8.
Note. In v. 1 is a General survey and 'Bibliog-
raphy of the Exhibition'.
Report on the fine arts ; by F. Leslie.
Wash., 1868. 4.
Note. Reprinted from v. 1-3 of the Reports.
Dept. of State. Message from the Pres. of the
U. S. trans, a report from the Sec. of State.
[Washington, 1865.] 8.
Official correspondence containing general
regulations, classification of articles, etc.
"Wash., 1865. 4.
LIBRARIES.
- GUIDE des curieux et des etrangers dans les biblio-
theques publiques de Paris. Paris, 1809. 8. (C 108)
- LA BORDE, L. E. S. J., comte de. De 1'orga-
nisation des bibliotheques dans Paris. Paris,
1845-46. 4 pts. 8.
- Bibliotheque du Ministere de la Marine, Bibl. du
Depot Uen. des Cartes et Plans. See FRANCE.
JJinixtere lie la Jfarine et des Colonies (p. 1032).
- Bibliothfeque (Royale, Imperiale) Nationale.
Departement des Imprimes. Catalogue de
1'hist. de France. Paris, 1855-70. 10 v. 4.
Content*. Vol. 1. Rapports. Regies pour le cata-
logue. Preliminaires et generalites. Uistoire par
epoques. Hist, par regnes jiisqu'i 1643. 2. 1644-
1792. 3. 1792-184S. 4. 1848-66. Journaux et publi-
cations periodiques ou semi-periodiques. 5. Hist,
religieuse. 6. tlist. constitutionelle jusqu'i 1848. 7.
1848-59. Hist, administrative, diplomatique,
militaire. Moeurs et coutumes. Archeologie. 8, 9.
Hist, locale. 9. Hist, des classes, des families. Biog.
francaise. 10. Biog. fr. Suppl. : Preliminaires et gene-
ralites; Hist, par epoques, par regnes.
Catalogue des sciences medicales. Tome 1.
Paris, 1857. 4.
- MERLIN, R. Reflexions impartiales sur le
catalogue des livres imprimes de la Biblio-
theque. Paris, 1847. 8.
PARIS, A. P. De la necessite de commencer,
achever. et publier le catalogue des livres
imprimes. 2eed. Paris, 1847. 8.
TECHENER, J. J. Considerations serieuses a
propos de diverses publications sur la Biblio-
theque, suivies du seul plan possible pour en
faire le catalogue en trois ans. Paris, 1847. 8.
- - Departement des Manuscrits. Catalogue des
manuscrits frangais. Tome 1 : Anciens fonds.
Paris, 1868. 4.
CHAMPOLLION-FIGEAC, J. J. Etat actuel des
catalogues des mss. de la Bibliotheque Royale.
n.t.p. [Paris, 1847.] 8.
PARIS. INST. Ac. des Inscr. Notices et extraitsde
mss. de la Bibliotheque du Roi. See Institut. Ac.
des Inscr. et Belles Lettres.
FRANCE. Convention Nat. Report on the means of
compleating and distrib. the national library; by H.
Gregoire. Phila., 1794. 8. (B 744)
DELESSERT, B. Memoire, 2e memoire sur la
Bibliotheque Royale. Paris, 1835-38. 2 v. 4.
- - Du MERSAN, M. Notice. (In Ms Histoire du Cabinet
des Medailles. 1838.)
- - ROCHETTE, D. R. Lettre sur le projet de
mettre en direction la Bibliotheque, ou Re-
ponse au rapport de M. Allardsur les credits
supplem. Paris, 1847. 8.
LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATIONS.
- Academic Imperiale de Medicine. Memoires.
Vol. 1-30, le pte. Paris, 1828-73. 30 v. 4.
Report upon cholera-morbus ; tr. by J. W.
Sterling. N. Y., 1832. 12.
- Academic Royale de Chirurgie. Memoires.
Nouv. ed., avec notes. Paris, 1819. 5 v. 8.
Memoires sur les sujets proposes pour les prix.
Paris, 1819. 5 v. in 7 pt. 8.
- - Observations on surgical diseases of the head
and neck ; tr. by D. Ottley. London, 1848.
8. (Sydenham Soc.)
Xamely. Bordenave, F. Diseases of maxillary sinus,
with supplem. by A. Louis; Exostoses of lower jaw.
Ferrand, . Encephalocele; or, Hernia of the brain.
Lassus, P. Wounds of the superior longitudinal
sinus. Louis, P. C. A. Applic. of the trepan on
sutures of the skull; Bronchotomy; Fungous tu-
mours of the dura mater. Malle, P. F. N. Summary
of cases on swelling of the tongue. La Martiniere, P.
de. Perforation of trachea by a foreign body. Quesnay,
F. Use of trepan in doubtful cases. List of addi-
tional memoirs on diseases of head and neck.
- Conservatoire Royal des Arts et Metiers. Catalogue.
n.t.p. [Paris? 1817.] 12. (C 83)
GREGOIKE, H., Bp. Kapportsurl'etablissement d'un
Conservatoire. Paris, an HI [1794]. 8. (B 1892)
- Ecole Roy. de Fonts et Chaussees. Des-
sins rel. a 1'art de I'ingenieur. Paris, 1826-
27. 2 v. f.
- Ecole Roy. Polytechnique. Correspondance
sur 1'Ecole ; [red.] par M. Hachette. Paris,
1804-16. 3 v. 8.
- - Journal. Vol. 1-19, 27. Paris, 1796-1874.
20 v. 4.
Rapport du conseil de perfectionnement; session de
1811-12. Paris, 1812. 4. (A 74)
- Ecoles Normales. Seances. Nouv. ed. Paris,
1800-01. 13 v. 8.
Contents. Agriculture, v. 7. Histoire de 1'agric.,
dans 1'auc. et nouv. monde, et en Europe, v. 9, par
Thouin. Analyse de 1'entendement, v. 2, 11, 13, par
Garat. Art de la parole, v. 1-6, 11, 12, par Sicard.
Chimie, v. 1-6, 9, 11, par Berthollet. Economic
polit., v. 2-5, 11, par Vandermonde. Geographic, v.
1, 2, 4, 11, par Buache et Mentelle; 3, 5, 6, par Mentelle.
Geometric descr., v. 1-4, 11, par Monge. Histoire,
v. 1-3, 11, par Volney. Histoire naturelle, v. 1-6, 8, 11,
par Daubenton ; v. 8, par D. et Lacepede; v. 13, par
Haiiy. Litterature, v. 1-5, 11, par La Harpe. Math-
ematiques, v. 1, 3, 4, 11, par La Grange et Laplace ; v. 10,
par La Grange; v. 2, 4, 5, 6, par Laplace. Morale,
v. 1, par St. Pierre. Physique, v. 1-6, 11, 12, par Haily.
- Institut.
THE ACADEMIES WHICH PRECEDED THE INSTITUT.
(The Academies were suppressed in 1793, and
the Institut organized in 1795.)
Academy des Beaux Arts.
. (Established in 1648 as 'Acad.de Peinture et de Sculp-
ture'; received its present name in 1655. In 1671 an
Acad. d'Architecture was founded, which lasted till the
Revolution.)
Recueil des dessins qui ont remporte le prix
de 1' Academic, 1774-89. Paris, n.d. f.
PARIS (Societies)
2235
PARIS (Societies]
- - LECOT DE LA MARCHE, A. L'Academie de France &
Koine d'apres la correspondance de scs directeurs,
1666-1792. (In Gazette des beaux arts, v. 26, 27, 29,
30. 1869-72.)
Academie des Inscription* et Jfedailles.
(Founded in 1663.)
- - Medailles sur les evenements du regne de Louis
le grand. Paris, 1702. f.
-- Same. Paris, 1702. 4.
- - Same. Paris, 1723. f.
48= In 1701 this Academy received the name of
Academie des Inscriptions et Stiles Lettres.
- Histoire, avec les memoires de litterature,
1701-1793. Paris, 1736-1808. 50 v. 4.
Note. Vol. 11, 22, 33, 44 are Tables.
Content*. Vol. 1-46. The content* of these volumes
are ijittn in a systematic arrangement in the ' Tableau'
(see the next col.). They are therefore not printed here.
47. Histoire. Hist, de 1'Acad.. 1784-93. Regle-
ment, 22 dec. 1786. Eclaircissemens sur le travail rel.
aux mss. de la bibliotheque du roi. Sujets des prix,
1785-87. Changemens arrives dans la liste des A cad.,
1785-93. Liste des membres. Memoires sur les an-
tiquites de la Perse. Eclairciesemens sur le livre de
Tobie. Hemerologe au calendrier de differentes villes,
compare avec ceiui de Home .Obs. sur le monument
d'Ancyre. Bemarques critiques sur 1'Etymologicum
magnum. Recherehes sur la geog. ancienne. Essai
de traductiou de quelques epigrammes de 1'Anthol.
grecque. Inscriptions et medailles. Dacier, B. J.
Elogede M. Bignou ; Seguier; Paciaudi; L'abbe
AruauJ; De Burigny; Grosley ; De Panlmy ;
Bejot; De Rochefort; De Xicolai; D'Ormesson ;
L'abbe Brotier. Memoires. Freret, X. L'ori-
gen et 1'ancieune hist, des premier habitans de la Grece.
Barthelemy, J. J. Essai d'une paleographie numis-
matique. Freret, N. Lea causes et quelques cir-
conslances de la condamnation de Socrate. Ansse de
Villoison, J. B. 6. de. Mem. sur quelques inscriptions.
Guignes, J. de. Leg Sares des Chaldeeus ; L'ori-
gine du Zodiaquc, etc. Freret, X. Quelques peoples '
de la Belgique.
48. Sainte-Croix, G. E. J. G. de. La ruine de Baby-
lone. Larcher, P. H. Les principaux evenemens de
1'histoire de Cadmus; ' L'ordreequestre chez les Grecs.
Sainte-Croix, J. E. J. G. de. Les anciens gouverne-
meus et les lois delaSicile; La population de I'At-
tique ; Les metoeques. Larcher, P. H. Mem. sur
Hermias ; Sur quelques fetes des Grccs : La fete du
raariage de Jupiter avec Juno. Barthelemy, J. J.
Ancienne inscrip. grecque. Gamier, J. J. Les
ouvrages d'Epictete ; Tableau de Cebes. Silvestre
de Sacy, A. I. Hist, des Arabes avant Mahomet.
Guignes, J. de. Plusieurs families juives etabliea an-
ciennement a la Chine.
49. Silvestre de Sacy, A. I. La version arabe des
livres de Moise. Arnaud, F. La vie et les ouvrages
d'Apelle. Choiseul-Gouffier, . de. Hippodrome
d'Olympie. Arnand, F. Mem. sur Catulle. Gail-
lard, G. H. Horace consid. corame fabuliste; Meta-
morphoses d'Ovid. Sainte-Croix, G. E. J. G. de.
Eclaircissemens sur rautorile legale d'Auguste; La
cloture du temple de Janus; Le gout de 1'Emp.
Hadrien pour la philosophic, etc. ; Zosime. Ameil-
hon, H. P. Fragm. d'une inscription gr. sur une plaque
de cuivre trouv. a Tunis. Anquetil-Duperron. A. H.
Le premier fleuve de 1'Inde, le Gange. Gossellin. P.
F. J. La Serique des anciens: Les connoissances
geog. des anciens des cotes merid. de 1'Arabie.
50. Anquetil-Duperron. A. H. Les migrations des
Mardes. Sainte-Croix, G. E. J. G. de. Le gouverne-
ment des Parthes; L'Empire des Parthes; La
Medie. Guenee, A. La Judee depuis la captivite de
Babylone. Silvestre de Sacy, A. I. La litterature
ancien parmi les Arabes. Houard, D. Les antiquites
Galloises. Dacier, B. J. Sur 1'usage observe en
France qnand les rois ont acquis des fiefs dans la mou-
vance de leurssujets. Brequigny, L. G. O. F. de. Les
regence en France. Poirier, G. Examen des
opinions sur I'ayenement de Hugues Capet & la cou-
ronue. Clement, F. L'epoque de la mort du roi
Robert et la le aunee du regne de Henri son fils.
Brequigny, L. G. O. F. de. L'histoire le Calais.
Desormeaux, L. R. La mort de Henri de Bourbon.
Conde. Brequigny, L. G. O. F. de. Les negocia-
tions touchant les projets dumariage d'Elisabetb, reigne
d'Angleterre, d'abordavec le due d'Anjou, ensuite avec
le due d'Alencon. Gamier, J. J. Cue pretendue con-
spiration contre Jeanne d'Albret.
281. (29. 1. 79.)
Tableau generale raisonne et methodique des
Memoires de 1'Acad. jusqu'a 1788; servant
de suppl. aux Tables ; par M. D. Paris,
1791. 4.
- - Notice de 1' ancienne Gaul ; par M. D'An-
ville ; suite des Mem. Paris, 1760. 4 v. 4.
Notices et extraits des mss. de la Bibliotheque
du roi. Vol. 1-4. Paris, 1787-[98]. 4 v. 4.
Jiote. For continuation and index see ISSTTTCT
(p. 2239, 2d col.).
Selections in Eng. Accounts and extracts of
the manuscripts in the library of the king of
France. London, 1789. 2 v." 8.
Contents. Vol. 1. Guignes, J. de. Hist, essay on
'origin of the oriental characters in the royal printing-
bouse, etc. ', The golden meadows and the mines of
precious stones, by Abonl-hassan-aly; [also] a chronol.
table of the kalifs ; Hist, chain of countries, etc. ;
with treatise on science of the sphere*. Brequigny, L.
G. O. F. de. Account of the journal of Burcard;
Acct. of an autographical chronicle of Bernard Iterius.
Rochefort, G. D. de. Account of a Greek lexicon.
Vanvilliers, J. F. Account of inss. of Eschylus.
Silvestre de Sacy, A. I. The book of councils,
by Sheik FeridJin-Mahommed ben Ibrahim-al-Attar-
af-Xischabouri. 2. Silvestre de Sacy, A. I. The
book of the wandering stars. Gaillard, G. H. In-
structions given to M. de Wissant, P. R. de Syssac:
Relation of the embassy of A. d'Espagne ; Relation
of the embassy of M. de Rochefort ; Relation of the
death of Richard II. La Porte du Theil, F. J. G. de.
Acct. of mss. cont. hist, of the reigns of Charles Til.
and Louis xi. by Amelgard. Keralio, L. F. G. de.
Acct. of Chronicon regum Sueciae scriptnm ab Olao
Petri. L'Averdy, C. C. F. Acct. of ms. A criminal
process against R. de Artois. Guignes, J. de. Hist,
of the Atabek princes in Syria, by Aboulhasan Aly.
Academie des Sciences.
(Founded in 1666.)
- - Cometographie ; traite hist, ef theor. des co-
metes; parM.Pingre. Par., 1783-84. 2v. 4.
- - Elements d' astronomic; parM.Cassini. Paris,
1740. 4.
Elements de la geometric de 1'infini ; suite des
Mem. de 1'Acad. ; [par B. le B. Fontenellej.
Paris, 1727. 4.
La figure de la terre ; determinee par les
observ. de Bouguer et de la Condamine ; avec
une relation de ce voyage par M. Bouguer.
Paris, 1749. 4.
Grandeur de la terre. See, Suite (p. 2239).
- - Histoire de 1'Acad. Vol. 1, 2, 1666 - 99.
Paris, 1733. 2 v. 4.
Note. For the Memoires of these years nee the title
Memoires, below. For the index to the Histoire see the
titles Xonvelle table (p. 2238) and Table (p. 2239).
- - Histoire de 1'Acad., avec les Mem. de mathe-
matique et phys., 1699-1789. Paris, 1702-
93. 92 v. 4.
- - Journal du voyage a 1'equateur ; introd. a la
Mesure, etc. ; par M. de la Condamine. Paris,
1751. 4.
- - Journal du voyage de la marq. de Courtan-
vaux pour essayer plusieurs instruments rel.
a la longitude. Paris, 1768. 4.
- - Justification des Memoires de 1'Acad., 1744,
et de 'La figure", etc. ; par M. Bouguer. 2e
ed. Paris, 1809. 4.
- - Machines et inventions approuvees par 1'Acad.
Roy. des Sci. depuis son etablissement ;
dessinee et pub. par M. Gallon. Paris, 1753-
77. 7 v. 4.
Contents. Vol.1. 1666-1701. 2. 1702-12. 3. 1713-
19. 4. 1720-26. 5. 1727-31. 6. 1732-34. 7. 1734-54.
- - Memoires de 1'Acad. Vol. 3-11 ; 1666-1699.
Paris. 1729-34. 12 v. 4.
Xote. For the Memoires after 1699 see the title His-
toire, above. For an index to the Memoires see the titles
Nonvelle table (p. 2238) and Table (p. 2239).
PARIS (Soc. : Instit., before 1793)
2236
PARIS (Soc. : Instit., before 1793)
Memoires de 1'Acad., 1790. Paris, 1797. 4.
Memoires [de mathemat.] donnes a 1'Acad.,
non imprimes dans leur temps, par M. Fon-
taine. Paris, 1764. 4.
Memoires de mathem. et phys. pres. par divers
sgavans. Paris, 1750-86. 11 v. 4.
Contents. Vol. 1. Virgile, . Leg terres depuis
Beaucaire jusqu'a la mer; Les tons efl'etsdu sel dans
la nourriture des bestiaux. Bassuel, P. Dies, hy-
draulico-anatomique. Pezenas, K. Solution d'un
probleme propose par Kepler, sur les proportions des
segmens d'un tonneau coupe parall. & son axe. Arcy^
P. d'. La courbe d'egale pression lorBque le milieu re-
siste comme le quarre des vilesses. Soumille, B. L.
Un sablier de 30 heures, propre & servir sur mer.
Dalibard, P. M. Le reseda a fleur odorante. Baron
d'Henouville, T. Une propriete singuliere qu : a le sel
de tartre. Schlichting, . De molu cerebri.
Torres, . La glande thyroide. Saint-Jacques, G.
de. Supposant la loi d'attraction en raison inverse du
quarre de la distance, trouvtr la nature du solide de la
plus grande attraction. Godebeu de Riville, .
Hist, d'un clienille mineuse des feuilles de vigne.
Marcorelle, . La stalique du corps humain. Cos-
signy, J. F. C. de. La grotte qui se trouve & quelque
distance de Besai^on. Dalibard, T. F. La variation
de pesanteur des corps plonges dans difterentes liquides.
Petit- Vandin, . Hydraulique. Gunz, J. G. Obe.
anatorniques. Sue, J^J. Due transposition des vis-
ceres. Baron d'Henouville, T. Analyse du borax.
Saur, . Cobalt ou mine arsenicale. Du Tour, K. F.
Electricile; Deux phenomenes de 1'aimant. Baron
d'Henouville, T. Maladie mortelle de 1'estomac.
Bigot de Morogues, P. M. 8. La corruption de 1'air
dans les vaisseaux. Chabert, J. B. La longitude de
Buenos-Aires. Bonnet, C. La vegetation des plantes
dans d'autres matieres que la terre. Baron d'Henon-
ville, T. Analysis du borax. 2emem.; Le ver nomme
en latin taenia. Geer, C. de. La propriete singuliere
qu'ont les grandis chenilles. Ecpece singuliere de
millepied ou de scolopendre. Grischow, A. N. La
difference des meridiens entre 1'observatoire royal de
Paris et celui de Berlin. Menon, . Le bleu de
Prusse.
2. Salerne, . Les dcndrites des environs d'Or-
leans. Bordeu, T. de. Les articulations des os de la
f ace . Mazeas, . Des couleurs engendrees par le
frottement des surfaces planes et transparentes. Bon-
net, C. Une nouvelle partie, commune a plusieurs es-
peces de chenilles. Venel, G. F. L'analyse des eaux
de Sellers ou de Seltz. Esteve, P. Le meilleur sys-
teme de musique harmonique. Le Gentil de la Galai-
siere, G. J. H. J. B. Une etoile nebuleuse nouv. de-
couverte & cote de celle qui est au dessus de la ceinttire
d'Andromede. Bigot de Morogues, P. M. S. Un ani-
mal aquatique d'une forme singuliere. Morand, J. F.
C. La grotte de la Balme en Dauphin^. Salerne, .
Maladies que cause le seigle ergote. Geoffroy, E. L.
L'organe de 1'ouie des reptiles. Sue, J. J. Descr.
anatom. de trois loutres feroelles. Nadault, J. Le
sel de chaux. Dutour, E. F. La maniere dont la
flamme agit sur les corps electriques. Berryat, J.
Un nouveau febrifuge. Geer, C. de. Un ver luisant
femelle. Bonnet, C. La grand chenille a queue four-
chue. Garipuy, , and other*. Obs. des eclipses du
soleil. Plantade, F. de, and others. Obs. des eclipses
de la lune. Venel, G. F. Analyse des vegetaux.
Outhier, K. Une nouvelle quadrature par approxima-
tion. Brouzel, K. Eaux minerales de Passy. In-
carville, P. La maniere dont les Cbinois soudent la
corne a. lanternes. Godehue de Riville, . La capri-
fication. Gautier, J. Hist, du sucre d'erable.
Romas, J. de. Plus le corps isole est eleve au dessus de
la terre, plus le feu de 1'electrisable est abondant.
Esteve, P. La base d'une pyramide triangulaire etant
donnee avec les angles au sommet, determiner les di-
mensions de la pyramide. Baron d'Henouville, T.
Examen chymique d'un sel apporle de Perse, sous le
nom de borech. Bossut, C. de. Differenciation des
parametres, pour la solution de plusieurs probletnes de
la methode inverse des tangentes. Berryat, J. Obs.
du barometre dans la pratique de la medicine. Geer,
C. de. Les ephemeres. Dutour, E. F. Theorie sur
le renouvellement de 1'air dans I'eau. Goubert, .
Relation des travaux fails pour relever le navire le Tojo,
galion d'Espagne. Dutour, E. F. La necessite d'isoler
les corps qu'on eleclricile par communication. Bos-
sut, C. de. Deux problemes de geometrie. Anger-
stein, . Quelques montagnos et quelques pierres en
Provence. Montamy, D. F. de. Le maniere de re-
tirer 1'or employe sur les bois dores a la colle. Sue,
J. J. Les proportions du squelettede 1'homme. De-
mours, P. La mechanique des mouvtmens de la prn-
nelle. Clozier. . La decouverte d'une souche
d'arbre petrifiee. Adanson, M. Latitude de Podor,
tiree par la meridienne. Outhier, R. Carle des pleya-
des dont la position de 35 principales etoiles est deter-
mineepar les obs. de M. Le Mourner. Marcorelle, .
Obs. meteorologiques faites & Toulouse, 1750.
3. Cossigny, J.F. C. de. Si les flllrations de I'eau
de la mer au travers des pores du verre sont possibles.
Gardeil, J. B. Lettre sur le tripoli. Vausenville,
. La recherche de 1'erreurdes tables lunaires de Hal-
ley. Tenon, J. K. La cataracte. Geer, C. de". Un
jule ou millepied cylindrique. Aimen, . Les pro-
gres et cause de la nielle. Pingre, A. G. Eclipse de
la lune. 1756. Godeheu de Riville, . Letlre sur le
passage des oiseaux. Bory, G. Passage de Mercure
tur le soleil, 6 mai 1753. Wargentin, P. G. Obs.
aslron. failes a Stockholm en 1751. Incarville, P. de.
Le vernis de la Chine. Leroy, P. Une lumiere pro-
duile par I'eau de la mer. Mertrud, . Que tout le
chyle qui passe des intestins aux veines lactees n'eiitre
pas dans le canal ihonichique, pour de !a etre introduit
dans la souclaviree gauche, etc. Bouillet, J. H. N.
Obs. anat. Suvigny, . Nouv. iheoriedu pyrophore
de Homberg. laume, A. Ether vilriolique. Du-
tour, E. F. Le tourbillon magnetique; Electricite en
moins. Godeheu de Riville, . La mer lumineuse.
Lorry, A. C. Les mouvcmens du cerveau et de la
dure-mer, le, 2e mem. Bossut, C. de. Theoreme de
geometrie enonce dans les actes de Leipsick, 1754.
Boscoyich, P. Extrait d'une lettre. Bezout, E. Lea
quanlites difl'^renciellts, qui n'etant point integrables
par elk-K-memes, le deviennent neanmoins quand on
leur joint des quantites de meme forme qu'ellfs.
Lorry, A. C. Les mouvemens du cerveau. Barthez,
P. J. Les soufflets de certaines forges produits par le
chute de I'eau. Bourgelat, C. Des vers trouves dans
les sinus fronlaux, etc. Garipuy, , and others.
Eclipse de la lune. iarthez, P. J. La constitution epi-
demique, 1756, dans le Cotentin. Bossut, C. de. Re-
cherches de dynamique. Marcorelle, . Extrait
d'une U-ttre a Foucliy. Garipuy, . Passage de
Mercure sur le soleil, 6 mai 1753. Guattani, C. Une
double veine azygos. Dutour, E. F. Question d'op-
tique. Eourgelat, C. Nouv. systeme de cavalcrie.
Gabry, P. \ era delineatio aurora? borealis, 27 oct.
1754. Marcorelle, . Le fron.age de Roquefort.
Bossut, C. de. Nouv. maniere de clemontrer les pro-
prietes de la cycloide. Godeheu de Riville, . L'ac.
couplement des cousins. Cadet Gassiconrt, L. C.
Experiences nouv. sur I'encre sympathiquedeHellol.
Saint-Jacques de Silvabelle, . Du solide de la moin-
dre resistance. Bouin, J. T. Passage de la lune par
les hyades, 1757.
4. Mazeas, G. La cause physique de I'adh^rence
de la couleur rouge au toiles peintes des cotes de Malabar
et de Coromandel. La Bottiere, . Methode pour
resoudre plusieurs problemes indetermines. Incar-
ville, P. de. Maniere de faire les fleurs dans les feux
d'artifjce chinois. Necker, L. Problemes de mecha-
nique. Marcorelle, . Obs. meteorol., a Toulouse,
1747-56. Mariques, . Extrait d'une lettre a Mo-
rand. Celsio, A. Obs. qua?dam aslron. el meteorol.,
Upsalise, 1739. Jeaurat, E. S. Obs. de la comete du
1682, 1607, 1531, failes en mai 1759. Lafosse, P. E.
Maladie du cheval. Rallier des Ourmes, J. J. Les
quarres magniques. Bouin, J. T. Aurores borealcs
obs. a Rouen 31 mars. Arthenay, d'. Les voyages
qui ont etc fails pour voir 1'eruplion du Vesuve. Che-
valier, J., and others. Obs. eclipsis luna;. Dutour,
E. F. Le phenomene.des anneaux colores. Dulague,
V. F. J. N. Obs. du passage de la lune par les hyades.
Jeaurat, E. S. Projection geom. des eclipses du
soleil. Villiamsoii, . La cause de la chute du bois
ou des cornes des cerfs. Brodier, . Construction
d'une chaise roulante. Aymen, . Maladies des
bles. Apres de Mannevillette, J. B. X. D. d'. Voy.
aux Isles de France et de Bourbon. Marcorelle, .
L'hydrocephale de Btgle. Deluc, J. A. and G. A.
Un echinite singulier. Aborville, d'. L'analyse
d'une eau coloree a Douai. Baussau du Bignon, > .
Experiences pour faire eclorre des poulets par le fer-
mentation du Ian. Baume, A. Analyse d'un eau
minerale singuliere, trouve a Douai en Flandre. Du-
tour, E. F. Queslion d'optique. Bouin, J. T. Obs.
a Rouen sur la route de la comete, sept, et oct. 1757.
Romas, J. de. Lettre a Nollet. Cadet Gassicourt,
L. C. La terre folite du tartre. Jeaurat, E. S. Le
mouvemerit des planetes. Bouin, J. T. Opposition
de Jupiter, a Rouen, 2 mai 1757. Bordenave, T. Descr.
d'un foetus mai conforme. Bosc d'Antic, P. La cause
des bulles qui se trouvent dans le verre; La cause des
soufflures des metaux conies au jetes. Gerard de Vil-
lars, . La sensibilite des parties des animaux.
PARI3 CSDC. : Instit., before 1793)
2237
PARIS CSoc. : Instit., before 1793)
Qabry, P. Aurora borealis, 16 st-pt. 1757. Jeanrat,
E. S. Distance d'uue planete au soleil. Oathier, li.
Obs. meteorol., 1756. Boain, J. T. Occult-ition de
Mars p ir la lune. Bonnet, C. Suppl. an 'L'usage des
feuilles dans les plaates'. Boain, S. T. Occultation de
f 2 de la Balein; par la lua?. MiaJait, . La cuba-
ture des corps gauches. Vosmaer, . Xonv. genre de
crabes de niir (notogastropus). Caabanjn de Mau-
gris, . Probleme de dynsmique.
5. Bjuillet, J. H. X. Trois lettres a Mairan.
Boaillet, .1. U. S., anl others. Eclipses de la lune.
Bailly, J. 8. Theorie de la comete, 1759. Courtan-
vaax, F. C. le T., mirq. de. L'ether marin. Caeva-
lier, . Comete, 175J. Datour, E. F. TJ baac de
terre cretaeee et de pierres branehues, qui est aux envi-
rons de Riom Jars, G. Nouv. mazhina exejutee aux
mines de Sehem-iitz, 1755. Courtanvaux, F. C. le T ,
mar?, de. La concentration et coajelatioa du vinaigre
radical. Mijaier, C. Obs. de la c jcnete de mil et juin
17r>-. Boain, J.T. Paeaome ies astroaooi., 1753.
Ciiet Gasjicjart, L. C. Experiences par lesquelles on
demontre dins le borax un principi cuivreux arsenical
et ane terre vitrisiable. BiudiaLa de Gaemideuc, A.
H. 3e et 43 satellites de Jupiter, 1761. Monad, J. F.
C. L'histoire naturelle et medicate des eaux de Plom-
bieres. Vincent, R. Di termino general! serierum
recurrentium. Dascamat, J. ChoroTde. Apres de
Maunerillette, .T. B. X. D. d'. La navigation de Fraace
aux Indes. Ernaald, . Les soar.ls et m;i ttt
Sue, J. J. La mitrice. Chezy, A. da. lustrum ?ns
propres a niveler, nommes niveaux. Mueller, G. F.
Li colle de poisson. Baadaain de Gaamiisac, A. H.
Position de Venus daas son passage sur le soleil, juin 6.
Bonnet, C. Li respir.uioa djs chenilles. Messier,
C. Obs. astronom. faites a Paris, 1762. Mazeas, G.
L - *olfitares des environs de Rome. Messier, C.
Passage de Veaus sar le disque da soleil, 6 juin 1761.
Lavoisier, A. L. Analyse du gyp?e. Mazeas, G.
L'alkali des plantes marin 
